PLANETARY SURFACE SAFETY SYSTEM

Hazard Detection

Identify and classify terrain hazards, inspect potential slope risks and evaluate candidate safe zones.

HAZARD REGISTRY READY
Observation-based hazard registry

Hazards are manually registered from map observations or supplied measurements. Automatic image recognition and verified NASA hazard datasets are not connected.

Registered Hazards

0

Total recorded observations

Critical / High

0

High-priority observations

Crater Hazards

0

Registered crater observations

Safe Candidates

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Passing configured screening rules

MARS TERRAIN MONITORING

Hazard Visualization Map

ARCGIS MARS IMAGERY
Critical High Moderate Low Safe candidate

Click the map to select a map-service position. Coordinates are not validated Mars planetographic coordinates.

FIELD OBSERVATION

Register New Hazard

TERRAIN INCLINATION ANALYSIS

Slope Risk Visualization

Enter a measured slope value to evaluate its preliminary screening category.

4° LOW SCREENING RISK
0° 5° 10° 20° 90°

The entered slope is within the model's lowest screening category.

Illustrative thresholds: 0–5° low, above 5–10° moderate, above 10–20° high, above 20° critical. These are project assumptions, not NASA landing standards.

LANDING CANDIDATE SCREENING

Safe-Zone Identification

Evaluate a candidate position against registered nearby hazards and the selected slope limit.

Radius is estimated on a spherical Mars model (mean radius 3,390 km). Confirm the map coordinate reference system before scientific use.

OBSERVATION DATABASE

Registered Hazard Registry

OBSERVATION CATEGORY SEVERITY MAP COORDINATES DIAMETER ACTION
No hazards registered. Add an observation to begin.
Data source and scientific limitations

Terrain imagery: ArcGIS-hosted Mars Contour Imagery. Hazard entries and candidate assessments are stored locally in this browser. No automatic crater recognition, boulder segmentation, elevation retrieval or NASA observation ingestion is currently performed.

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