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Abstract

The planning of a range of future human activities on the Moon requires the use of terrestrial analogs to help these activities be as safe, productive, and cost-effective as possible. We discuss key features of a systematic approach to selecting terrestrial analogs for lunar exploration operations planning.

Keywords

planetary exploration, analog

Notes

Text Reference

Kris Zacny, Jack Wilson, Arthur Ashley, Chris Santoro, Michael Sudano, Susan Lee, Linda Kobayashi, Terrence W. Fong, and Matthew Deans, "Geotechnical Property Tool on NASA Ames K-10 Rover," Joint Annual Meeting of LEAG-ICEUM-SRR, October, 2008.

BibTeX Reference

@inproceedings{Fong_2008_6205,
   author = "Kris Zacny and Jack Wilson and Arthur Ashley and Chris Santoro and Michael Sudano and Susan Lee and Linda Kobayashi and Terrence W Fong and Matthew Deans",
   title = "Geotechnical Property Tool on NASA Ames K-10 Rover",
   booktitle = "Joint Annual Meeting of LEAG-ICEUM-SRR",
   month = "October",
   year = "2008",
   number = "4001",
}

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