The InSight Context Camera (ICC) instrument is fix-mounted on the body of the lander with a wide angle lens and a view of the arm workspace and some of the sky. The ICC’s optics are based on Mars Science Laboratory’s Hazcam instrument. Images from the ICC are structured the same as images from the InSight Deployment Camera (IDC), and are treated similarly by both the flight software (FSW) and the ground system (GDS).  Because of the fixed nature of the camera, stereo is not possible with ICC.

J. Maki, M. Golombek, R. Deen, H. Abarca, C. Sorice, T. Goodsall, M. 
                Schwochert, M. Lemmon, A. Trebi-Ollennu, B. Banerdt, 2018, The Color 
                Cameras on the InSight Lander, Space Science Reviews, (submitted).

The InSight Context Camera (ICC) instrument is fix-mounted on the body of the lander with a wide angle lens and
            a view of the arm workspace and some of the sky. The ICC’s optics are based on Mars Science Laboratory’s Hazcam instrument. 
            Images from the ICC are structured the same as images from the InSight Deployment Camera (IDC), and are treated similarly 
            by both the flight software (FSW) and the ground system (GDS).  Because of the fixed nature of the camera, stereo is not 
            possible with ICC.

The Insight Context Camera onboard the InSight Lander spacecraft.

Magnetometer

InSight Fluxgate Magnetometer

InSight Auxiliary Payload Sensor Subsystem (APSS) Pressure Sensor (PS)

InSight Auxiliary Payload Sensor Subsystem (APSS) Temperatures and Wind Sensor for InSight (TWINS)

InSight Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package

InSight Instrument Deployment Arm

The Insight Deployment Camera onboard the InSight Lander spacecraft.

InSight Radiometer

The RISE Experiment on the InSight Lander

Insight Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure

nsyt

InSight Mars Lander Mission

InSight Mars Lander Spacecraft

NAIF ID 499

Mars

Insight Instrument Context Camera

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