Raditladi_crater_MESSENGER_WAC_IGF_to_RGB.jpg

Summary

Description	English: Exaggerated color composite showing Raditladi crater on Mercury. Approximate color representation combining three images acquired by MESSENGER Wide Angle Camera (EW0218798454F, EW0218798458G, EW0218798462I) with I (996.2 nm), G (748.7 nm), and F (433.2 nm) filters. Combined in GIMP software as RGB (Red-Green-Blue). Statistics for I image: Max Emission Angle: 32.513865028236 Max Incidence Angle: 38.92710638803 Max Phase Angle: 61.145520677713 Mean Ground Resolution: 340.6101373094 Min Emission Angle: 11.776901405841 Min Incidence Angle: 30.053046441517 Min Phase Angle: 50.546688433425
Date	10 July 2011
Source	PILOT , Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	James Stuby based on NASA iamges

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