Pebbledashed martian surface
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by Allobot
How is it best to classify these blotches? with an interesting feature or painstakingly individualize the blotches?
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by Portyankina scientist
it would be best to individualize them. We need to estimate their areas.
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by michaelaye scientist
Yes, the area will enable us to calculate how much ground has been moved during these processes. This number is important to compare it with the available energies from the sun's irradiation to create CO2 gas jets. So, pretty please, no classifier is wasted!
Many thanks!
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by steb1
my arm! it hurts
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by jules
I'm sure I read that these #blotchfields are not common. I've had loads!! 😄
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by michaelaye scientist
hm, okay? Maybe that's a first discovery then! 😃 Our sampling was more or less based on being acquainted with some areas, this is the first systematic one. So if you had loads, maybe at the end they will come out not being so uncommon anymore! So you see, your work IS really having an impact on current knowledge!
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by jules
Great stuff! When the hashtags become searchable it will be interesting to see just how many #blotchfields we have found.
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by michaelaye scientist
yes, we are also waiting for that feature. couple of days the team said.
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by GraeSaint
I have done 3 myself today. sorry I only did a percentage of the blotches, I will tag any more I find #blotchfields
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Hey there's loads in my collection called spots
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by acgull
There seems to be balls/pebbles in the center of these blotches, are they balls of refrozen gas/ice?
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