Targets of Interest: Asteroids, Ceres, Dwarf Planets, Mars, Moon, Vesta
Disciplines/Techniques: Remote Sensing, Geology, Crater Counting, Geomorphology, Mapping
Missions: DAWN, LRO, Mars Odyssey
Dr. Scott Mest is interested in planetary geology, geomorphology, remote sensing, the utilization of spacecraft and airborne remote sensing data for geologic analyses of planetary surfaces and processes, hydrologic modeling, surface modification, and the topographic change of planetary surfaces.
Active Projects
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Geologic Mapping of the Lunar Quadrangle 24, Eastern South Pole- Aitken Basin; A Critical Resource For Future Exploration
NASA Planetary Data Archiving, Restoration, and Tools Program
Principal Investigator
Scott Mest
Project Team
RELATED COVER STORIES & PRESS RELEASES
Science Operations End For NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft
November 1, 2018
Scientists Gather in Tucson For Annual PSI Retreat
August 29, 2016
PSI Researchers Attend Dawn Science Team Meeting
December 9, 2013
