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Activities and Assignments Using Mars Data

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Using THEMIS Images of Mars Graben in a Structural Geology Course part of Activities
Students use Mars THEMIS images of normal faults to learn to recognize features of normal faults systems that are typically obscured on Earth by erosion and/or deposition and to calculate displacement and estimate ...

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Comparative Planetary Geomorphology part of Activities
This is a laboratory exercise to introduce comparative planetary geomorphology by investigating common geologic features on the Earth, Moon, and Mars. -