CYLINDRICAL PROJECTION PHOTOMOSAIC OF DEIMOS

Deimos2.gif is a photomosaic of Deimos, the outer satellite of Mars.
The original mosaic, at much higher resolution than shown here, was
prepared by Peter Thomas and colleagues at Cornell University.  It
was published in a cylindrical map projection in:

Thomas, P.C., 1993.  "Gravity, Tides, and Topography on Small
   Satellites and Asteroids: Application to Surface Features of the
   Martian Satellites", ICARUS, V. 105, pp. 326-344, 1993.

Positions in the mosaic are controlled by a new shape model, discussed
in that paper.  A print of the cylindrical projection and the digital 
shape data were kindly provided by P. Thomas.  I have used Viking and
Mariner 9 images to fill a large gap in the published mosaic.  This
required small changes to the shape model, and the positional accuracy
of the mosaic in this region (longitudes 300 to 350 degrees) is not as 
great as in the rest of the mosaic.

This version of the file, with labels intact, is in the public domain.

Philip Stooke,
Department of Geography,
University of Western Ontario,
London, Ontario, Canada N6A 5C2
stooke@sscl.uwo.ca