[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Hello Ray, I am in BST (British Summer Time). 3pm for you would be 9pm for me, I think, which works fine! I think I'd like to use 'FRT0000537A_07_IF164J_MTR3' if that's okay.

Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Hi Ray, Thank you so much! That sounds like a great approach! The only day I am busy next week is the 1st of April. Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Hi Ray,

I've managed to load them directly into ENVI! Would you still be able to give me advice on how to analyse the data?

Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Or is there a way to mount the CAT extension without using program files?

Many thanks,

Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Is there any way that I can analyse CRISM MTRDR data without the CAT extension?

Many thanks,

Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Hi Ray,

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to download CAT to work with ENVI due to administration restrictions in my University. I have managed to download MTRDR files. Is there any other way I can analyse this?

Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Hello Ray,

I do have access to ENVI software - I'm trying to get CAT extension downloaded at the moment. As for the CRISM data I want to use, I'm not too sure? I think MTRDR might be the best type?

Thank you so much,

Maeve

[Using CRISM data to show mineralogy]

Hello, I am a fourth year Geology student, and for my research project I am doing a comparison of Martian and Terran Alluvial Fans. I'd like to use CRISM data to display the mineralogy of fans in craters. However, the way I was planning on doing this was using ArcMap to show intensity of pixels in bands. I'm not sure if this is a valid methodology and I'd appreciate any advice on how to go about displaying mineralogy. I understand that analysis can be done using ENVI, but I've not had any experience with this. I would also say I'm just about competent in using ArcMap.

Thank you!