The Catalog of Planetary Maps.
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Map 4555
Scale 1: 19 500 000
Mars — globe
Glubus Marsa
Scale: 1:19 500 000
Publisher: Sternberg / GUGK / PKO Cartograpia, Moscow 1989.
Cartographers: V.V: Sevtsenko, Zh. F. Rodionova, V.D. Stushnovoy (relief)
Other editions: 1993 1:20M (34 cm) and 1:26M (25 cm) (10.000 copies)
The first Mars globe of 1989. Based on Mariner, Viking and Mars spacecrafts. The source material for relief shading was a map of Mars of 1:15M (Shaded relief maps of the eastern, western and polar regions of Mars USGS 1985). Relief shading of Mars was shown in a method halfthone shading which made by V.D. Stushnova. The globe also showed albedo. (Shingareva 2009)
Transformation of image from the Mercator projection map to the globe projection was made in GAISH by V.I. Tsikmatsev on spherical screen, using an analogue method developed earlier. (Rodionova 1991)
Relief shading of Mars was shown in a method halfthone shading which made by V.D. Stushnova. The globe also showed albedo.
Cartouche of the 1989 edition
The 1993 edition in the collection of the Austrian National Library
Cartouche of the 1993 edition
References:
http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC04860863
МАСШТАБ 1:26 300 000
Глобус Марса составлен Государственным астрономическим институтом им. П. К. Штернберга МГУ и ПНО «Картография» ГУГК СССР
Научный руководитель
д. ф.-м. н. В. В. Шевченко
Ответственный редактор
к. ф.-м. н. Н. Ф. Родионова
Отмывка рельефа выполнена В. Д. Стушновой
Заказ 76 Д
Тираж 10 000
© ГАИШ МГУ
Angol fordítás:
SCALE 1:26,300,000
The globe of Mars was compiled by the P. K. Sternberg State Astronomical Institute of Moscow State University and the production association “Kartografiya” of the Main Administration of Geodesy and Cartography of the USSR.
Scientific supervisor:
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences V. V. Shevchenko
Responsible editor:
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences N. F. Rodionova
Relief shading executed by V. D. Stushnova
Order No. 76 D
Print run: 10,000
© Sternberg Astronomical Institute, Moscow State University