Mercury Dual Imaging System

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The Mercury Dual Imaging System is a pair of high-resolution cameras on NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft designed to map Mercury’s surface and study its geological features.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf camera system
spacecraft imaging instrument
abbreviation MDIS
dataUsedBy Mercury mapping projects
planetary geologists
designedFor mapping Mercury’s surface
studying Mercury’s geological features
developedForMission MESSENGER
hasCapability global mapping
high-resolution imaging
stereo imaging
hasComponent Narrow Angle Camera
Wide Angle Camera
hasFieldOfView narrow angle (NAC)
wide angle (WAC)
locatedOn MESSENGER spacecraft
linked to: MESSENGER
missionType planetary science
mountedOn MESSENGER instrument deck
linked to: MESSENGER
operatedBy MESSENGER science and operations team
linked to: MESSENGER
operator NASA
partOf MESSENGER
providesDataFor chronology of Mercury’s surface
geologic mapping of Mercury
morphology of Mercury’s craters
scienceGoal characterize Mercury’s surface processes
investigate Mercury’s crustal evolution
understand Mercury’s geological history
studies impact craters on Mercury
surface composition of Mercury
tectonic features on Mercury
volcanic features on Mercury
supports color imaging of Mercury’s surface
global digital elevation models of Mercury
targetBody Mercury
usedIn MESSENGER flybys of Mercury
linked to: MESSENGER

MESSENGER orbital phase around Mercury
uses multispectral imaging
visible wavelength imaging

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MESSENGER instrument Mercury Dual Imaging System