Launched in 2015 by Observatoire Paris-Sud and Observatoire de Lyon, PSUP is a french research service to help the distribution of high added-value datasets of planetary surfaces.
Multiple tools are available to work with intrument observations or global datasets, provide interfaces to help search, process or visualize data such as mineralogical maps, geomorphologic maps, DEM...
PSUP is categorized national observation service ANO-5 by the french national research institute CNRS/INSU.
Map collections
Find and process observations
3D vizualization interface
PSUP was once again present at EuroPlanet Science Congress 2024, which took place in Berlin from September 8th to 13th 2024.
A presentation poster was displayed for a day, allowing to make discover the system and its latest news, or discuss with Matthieu Volat. Lunar, Mercury and the very recent …
MarsSI was present in the poster session of the Tenth International Conference on Mars which took place in Passadena (California, USA) between the 22 and 25 of july, 2024.
The poster, presented by Inès Torres, PhD student at LGL-TPE, allowed to make discover or discuss about data needs around MarsSI …
We are delighted to share that CNRS-INSU committees responsible for ANO5 evaluations transmitted us their conclusions about the 2019-2023 period, and that they are very positive. The service is renewed and its value is highlighted by the extension recommandations that were suggested. These will feed the discussions for future orientations …
PSUP was present at Journées CAlcul et Données 2023 at Maison des SHS of Université de Reims, campus de la Croix Rouge (France). JCAD are dedicated to both users and technical experts from infrastructures and services they relate to. The objectives of these meetings are to present scientific results in …
The EuroPlanet Science Congress 2022 was held from 18th to 23th of september 2022 in Grenada, Spain. MarsSI was the subject of a poster and a splinter meeting to present and discuss the tool.
The meeting was an occasion to show an interactive presentation of MarsSI as an martian orbital …