Predictive Modeling and Image Processing: Optimizing Mars Mission Landing Site Selection
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https://doi.org/10.61359/11.2106-2502Keywords:
Mars Exploration, Landing Site Selection, Mars EDL, Predictive Analysis, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
Mars exploration represents a critical frontier in planetary science, combining technological innovation, scientific discovery, and potential human colonization. This comprehensive review examines the historical progression of Mars missions, analyzes the planet's challenging surface conditions, and explores emerging technologies for future exploration. By synthesizing data from multiple missions and analyzing terrain, soil composition, and environmental challenges, this research provides insights into Mars' potential for supporting human habitation. Machine learning techniques are highlighted as pivotal in processing complex planetary data, offering new methodologies for site selection, terrain mapping, and environmental prediction.
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