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Planning tools for Mars surface operations: Human-Computer Interaction lessons learned

This paper presents Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) lessons learned over the course of design, development, and operation of activity planning tools on the Mars Exploration Rovers, the Phoenix Mars Lander, and looking ahead to the upcoming Mars Science Laboratory.

Michael McCurdy

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