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1629 E. University Blvd.
The University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721-0092 Phone: 520-621-4861 FAX: 520-621-4933 Director: Shane Byrne
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Some of the Space Imagery Center's larger data sets include: Lunar Orbiter prints and positive film copies; Apollo hand-held, metric- and pan-camera prints (negative film copies for the metric and pan camera sets); Viking 1 and 2 Orbiter and Lander standard and special products, positive prints and negative film copies; Voyager 1 and 2 standard and special products, positive prints and negative film copies; Magellan standard and special products, positive prints and negative film copies; Galileo mission products in positive print and negative film copies; a large collection of Earthbased planetary images taken by local observers; a collection of U.S. Geological Survey cartographic products; a film and videotape collection; a collection of 4,000 slides, available to University educators for use in their courses---the public may request duplicates from the collection; a CD-ROM collection of data sets.
Patrons must use the Space Imagery Center check-out sheet to record the items being borrowed. In addition, borrowers are asked to print the date, their name and office phone number on the check-out sheets. The loan period is indefinite, but borrowed materials may be recalled at any time. Patrons are asked not to re-file the materials they are returning.
Tours. The Space Imagery Center is available
for tours and image processing demonstrations. Prior arrangements must
be made to avoid scheduling conflicts.
Press Releases. The Space Imagery Center
receives a variety of NASA press release photos and new releases which
it makes available to visitors.
Image Processing Laboratory. The
image processing laboratory is available to users wanting to scan, copy
or process images selected from the Imagey Center collection or downloaded
from the Internet. For more information about image processing, go to PIRL,
the Planetary Image Research
Laboratory.
Reference Service. The Data Manager
is available from 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. to answer questions about the Center
and provide basic reference assistance. The DM can also refer requests
to other RPIFs
and the National Space Science Data
Center (NSSDC), perform on-line database searches and provide information
on acquiring image processing software and digital data on-line.
Remote users may request information
or images by contacting the Data Manager eehone
(520/621-4861), FAX (520/621-4933)
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Regional
Planetary Image Facilities