Jules Verne Voyager: Neptune's Proteus Features Help

Neptune's Proteus Features Help Index:

Overview

Voyager Neptune's Proteus features

For more information about our Voyager map tool, contact:   Jim Riley   (rileyunavco.org)

Overview    

See Getting Started for a quick overview of the Jules Verne Voyager map tool capabilities.

For items specific to voyaging Neptune's Proteus, continue to read this Neptune's Proteus Features Help page.

To learn how to use the grd, gmt, geo, lbl, vel, mon, msc, and/or opt codes to customize a starting view, see Advanced Help: URL customizing.

Voyager Neptune's Proteus features     The default Proteus uses a texture underlay grid grd=1 showing a composite image from the Aug 1989 Voyager 2 flyby.

The texture underlay grids available in the [Features:] menu of Voyager: Neptune's Proteus are:

[Voyager]		grd = 1		shaded relief composite from Aug 1989 Voyager 2 flyby images by Phil Stooke
[Voyager radius map]		grd = 2		radius map by A. Tayfun Oner from shape model of Phil Stooke from Voyager images; radius: magenta = 159.5 km to red = 232.5 km

The standard image overlays available in the [Features:] menu for optional longitude and latitude marking or distance scale bars are explained Advanced Help: generic options.

The IAU gazetteer image overlays for Voyager: Neptune's Proteus available in the [Features:] menu under [--IAU gazetteer--] are:

[Impact outlines]	no thumbnail image	geo = 1		outlines of impact sites
[Impact names]	no thumbnail image	gaz = 1		impact site names

Note: Any grd, gmt, geo, lbl, vel, mon, msc, or opt code might change in the future, so be sure to check here for the current values!

Comments, questions, problems about Jules Verne Voyager? Send mail to   Jim Riley   (rileyunavco.org)