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CaSSIS Resampled Data Record (CaRDR): A Near-Global Multispectral View of Mars from CRISM-CaSSIS Resampling

The CaSSIS Resampled Data Record (CaRDR), provides a near-global "CaSSIS-style" four-band multispectral view of the martian surface at a spatial resolution of ~90 m/pixel. By spectrally resampling the 92-band CRISM VNIR Hyperspectral Reduced Data Record (VRDR) mapping dataset into the specific spectral response functions of the ExoMars TGO CaSSIS instrument (Near-Infrared, Red, Panchromatic, and Blue), this collection bridges the gap between global hyperspectral reconnaissance and high-resolution targeted imaging. This dataset enables precise current and future orbital image acquisition by identifying colourful targets invisible in panchromatic data while facilitating regional-scale investigations into martian surface evolution and compositional heterogeneity at sub-hectometre resolutions.

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Joseph McNeil; Roger Stabbins (2026). CaSSIS Resampled Data Record (CaRDR): A Near-Global Multispectral View of Mars from CRISM-CaSSIS Resampling [Data set]. Natural History Museum. https://doi.org/10.5519/tbyp7pu2
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Maintainer Joe McNeil
Primary contributors
McNeil, Joseph ( 0000-0002-8700-6450);
Stabbins, Roger ( 0000-0002-8346-8535)
Other contributors
Last updated 14 April 2026
Last resource update 14 April 2026 (README file for CaRDR Dataset)
Created 2 March 2026
License Creative Commons Attribution