CYLINDRICAL PROJECTION PHOTOMOSAIC OF PHOBOS

Phobos2.gif is a photomosaic of Phobos, the inner satellite of Mars.
The original mosaic, at much higher resolution than shown here, was
prepared by Peter Thomas, Damon Simonelli and colleagues at Cornell
University.  It was published in cylindrical and sinusoidal map
projections in:

Simonelli. D.P., Thomas, P.C., Carcich, B.T. and Veverka, J., 1993.
  "The Generation and Use of Numerical Shape Models for Irregular
   Solar System Objects", ICARUS, V. 103, pp. 49-61.

and is also discussed 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, described
in those papers.  A print of the cylindrical projection was kindly
provided by D. Simonelli, and the digital shape data was provided by 
P. Thomas.  The image presented here was scanned from the hardcopy 
cylindrical  projection mosaic.  I filled small gaps in the mosaic using
additional Viking images - my only contribution to this map.

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