Mark W. Maimone

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1999
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Eric Krotkov, Martial Hebert, Lars Henriksen, Paul Levin, Mark W. Maimone, Reid G. Simmons, James P. Teza:
Evolution of a Prototype Lunar Rover: Addition of Laser-Based Hazard Detection, and Results from Field Trials in Lunar Analog Terrain. Auton. Robots 7(2): 119-130 (1999)
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Theodore Blackmon, Laurent Ngyuen, Charles F. Neveu, Daryl Rasmussen, Eric Zbinden, Mark W. Maimone, Larry H. Matthies, Scott M. Thayer, James P. Teza, Vince Broz, James Osborn, Martial Hebert, Jerry Steele, Geb W. Thomas:
Virtual reality mapping system for Chernobyl accident site assessment. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 1999: 338-347
1998
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Mark W. Maimone, Larry H. Matthies, James Osborn, Eric Rollins, James P. Teza, Scott Thayer:
A photo-realistic 3-D mapping system for extreme nuclear environments: Chernobyl. IROS 1998: 1521-1527

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