Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
DEEPSIFT’s Mars-rover downlink test
An independent research release tests how to choose Curiosity rover images for bandwidth-constrained transmission to Earth.
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- The release lists hashes, tags, seeds, commits and run order, and names limitations including one rover, one camera and a simulated compressed tier.
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The pipeline begins with Curiosity Navcam raw EDR products from the PDS, grouping acquisitions by capture clock and locating traverses with PLACES. The release lists source URLs, labels and SHA-256 hashes, plus configuration hashes, commits, seeds and run order. Its limitations page names survivorship bias, PLACES interpolation and a simulated compressed tier.
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