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Lunar and Planetary Laboratory & Department of Planetary Sciences | The University of Arizona
HiRISE, the high resolution imaging science experiment onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, is the most powerful camera ever sent to another planet. The resolution of the camera allows us to see the Red Planet in amazing detail, and lets other missions, like the Mars Science Laboratory, find a safe place to land and carry out amazing science. The operations center, which includes not only observation planning, but the execution of commands sent to the spacecraft along with actual image processing, is located within LPL at the University of Arizona.
Professor
Regents Professor
Professor Emeritus
Research Scientist/Associate Staff Scientist
DCC, Associate Research
PTYS Graduate Student
Research Engineering Technician I
Science Operations Engineer, HiRISE
Uplink Operations Lead, HiRISE
Principal Science Operations Engineer, HiRISE
Outreach Coordinator, HiRISE
Engineer, Satellite Payload Operations, HiRISE
Senior Systems Administrator, PIRL/HiRISE
Principal Systems Analyst, PIRL/HiRISE
Project Manager, HiRISE
Research Specialist, Principal, HiRISE
Staff Technician, Senior, HiRISE
Data Applications Developer, HiRISE
Staff Technician, HiRISE
Computing Systems Manager, PIRL/HiRISE
Senior Systems Engineer, OSIRIS-RExProgram Manager, EDO
Business Manager, Senior, HiRISE
Spacecraft Operations Software Engineer, HiRISE
Scientist, Photogrammetry & Image Processing, HiRISE