Titlebook: Lunar and Planetary Cartography in Russia; Vladislav Shevchenko,Zhanna Rodionova,Gregory Mich Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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The First Maps, Atlas and Globus of the Farside,n 4th October 1959. New methods for processing the original photographic images developed by Yu. N. Lipsky largely eliminated the radio interference enabling the identification of many real features of the lunar terrain. The newly discovered surface features were compiled onto a map using a unified

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Complete Maps of the Moon, Atlases and Globes, were generalised in Part 2 of the .. The first . at 1:5,000,000 scale was published in 1967. A second, improved edition of the . at 1:5,000,000 scale was issued in 1969, including images taken by . The images from . and . were coregistered by V. I. Chikmachev using the unified multiplex apparatus a

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Cartography of the Lunar Nearside,ted over the course of several spacecraft launches. The soft landing of . and its transmission of unique panoramic images of the lunar microrelief opened a new epoch in the study of the cosmos. The first topographic scheme for parts of the lunar surface using the data from . was compiled at MIIGAiK

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Essays on Lunar Toponymy. Events and People Reflected in the Names on Lunar Maps, the period when they were given. The appearance of names of different forms of relief is intimately connected with the process of compilation of maps of planetary bodies, and as such it is logical here to examine the history of lunar cartography. The lunar craters are given the names of astronomers

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The First Maps, Atlas and Globus of the Farside,selenographic coordinate system. The . published in 1960, includes 30 photographs taken by ., the results of their analysis and a catalogue with detailed descriptions of 729 identified features. The first globe, showing the nearside and a part of the farside. was produced in 1961.