Odyssey Gamma Ray Spectrometer (GRS)
ODE: Mars
Mission: Odyssey
Instrument: GRS
PDS Geosciences Node: PDS Source Information
Search 2001 Mars Odyssey GRS data in Mars ODE: Product Search
The 2001 Mars Odyssey gamma ray spectrometer has measured the abundance and distribution of many elements of the periodic table, including hydrogen, silicon, iron, potassium, thorium, and chlorine. Knowing what elements are at or near the surface gives detailed information about how Mars has changed over time. To determine the elemental makeup of the Martian surface, the experiment uses gamma ray spectrometer and two neutron detectors. Information about GRS products can be found in:
GRS Data Node - This includes a searchable database!
GRS Products
Derived Data Sets from Individual Investigators
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2001 Mars Odyssey GRS Improved DND Products include high-order Category 1 DND time-series data and improved high-order Category 2 DND time-series data from the beginning of the mission to December 2020. See Improved Derived Neutron Data User Guide (PDF). |