Pluto Features Help Index:

Overview

Voyager Pluto features

For more information about our Voyager map tool, contact: Lou Estey
(louunavco.org)

Overview    

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

For items specific to voyaging Pluto, continue to read this Pluto 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 Pluto features     The default Pluto uses a texture underlay grid grd=1 showing processed features from HST images from 2002-2003 using the Advanced Camera for Surveys.

The texture underlay grids available under [Features:] of Voyager: Pluto are:

[HST/ACS (2002-2003)]		grd = 1		processed composite imagery, July 2002 to June 2003, from Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) aboard the Hubble Space Telescope, by Marc Buie (Lowell Observatory) in 2005
[HST/FOC (1994)]		grd = 2		processed composite mid-1994 imagery from European Space Agency's Faint Object Camera (FOC) aboard the Hubble Space Telescope, by Alan Stern (Southwest Research Institute) and Marc Buie (Lowell Observatory) in 1996

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

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 Lou Estey
(louunavco.org)