论文信息 - The Navigation and Terrain Cameras on the Tianwen-1 Mars Rover

The Navigation and Terrain Cameras on the Tianwen-1 Mars Rover

The Navigation and Terrain Cameras (NaTeCams) are binocular stereo cameras mounted on the Tianwen-1 Mars Rover. The NaTeCams are primarily designed to provide support for the guidance, navigation, and control of the rover, and they can also be used for scientific observations. NaTeCam is a color imaging system using a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) active pixel sensor (APS). An overview of the camera design is provided. Preflight calibration and performance are also discussed. Specific details about the camera operation and ground test are presented.

[1] James F. Bell,et al. Mars Exploration Rover Navigation Camera in‐flight calibration , 2008 .

[2] A. McEwen,et al. Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) Instrument Overview , 2010 .

[3] Miles J. Johnson,et al. In‐flight calibration and performance of the Mars Exploration Rover Panoramic Camera (Pancam) instruments , 2006 .

[4] Yang Jia,et al. Technological advancements and promotion roles of Chang’e-3 lunar probe mission , 2013 .

[5] Chunlai Li,et al. A method and results of color calibration for the Chang'e-3 terrain camera and panoramic camera , 2014 .

[6] Jun Yan,et al. The scientific objectives and payloads of Chang’E−4 mission , 2018, Planetary and Space Science.

[7] Wei Zuo,et al. The Chang’e 3 Mission Overview , 2015 .