Research
Projects of the OSU Mapping & GIS Laboratory
Current Projects
- NASA SALMON:
High-precision Long-range Rover Localization and Topographic Mapping
using Networked PanCam Images for the ESA ExoMars Rover Mission
- PROVISG ExoMars: Planetary Robotics Vision Ground Processing
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NASA
NSBRI: Enhancement of Spatial Orientation Capability of
Astronauts on the Lunar Surface
- NASA LRO:
Integration of Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) and Lunar
Orbiter Laser Altimeter (LOLA) Data for Near Real-time Precision Lunar
Topographic Mapping and Landing Site Assessment
- NGA
NURI: A Biologically and Geometrically Inspired Approach
for
Target Recognition for Multispectral/Hyperspectral and Multiplatform
Image Analysis
- Sea
Grant 2007: LiDAR and Sub-meter Satellite Imaging
Technologies for
Great Lakes Shoreline Mapping
- NSF CEO:P:
CEO:P--A Data-Intensive
Cyberinfrastructure Component for Coastal Forecasting and Change
Analysis
- NASA
AISR:
Integration of
Orbital, Descent and Ground Imagery for Topographic Capability Analysis
in Mars Landed Missions
- OSU Large
Interdisciplinary Grant
Program 2004: A
New Laboratory of Spatial and Planetary Sensor Networks
- Mars
Exploration Rover 2003 Mission: Surface Image-based
High-precision Near Real-time Landing Site Mapping and Long-range Rover
Localization for MER 2003 Mission
Send your comments to D. Ron Li, e-mail: li.282 at
osu.edu