Titan Data Atlas

For students

Start with layers that are already maps.

Map-ready products open as layers straight away. QGIS is free and reads every converted sample here. Begin with one question, open one layer, then add another.

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Products to start with

Map-ready first, then the ones that need a step.

Map-ready6.4 GB

Titan Polar Mapping

Ready-made ArcGIS map projects for Titan's north and south poles, with the radar swaths, mosaics, topography and mapping shapefiles they use.

ArcMap project (.mxd)ISIS3 cubeShapefile

Opens inArcGIS Opens directlyQGIS Opens directlyJMARS Not confirmed
CC0 1.0 (the two eCommons polar mosaic records)
Map-ready1.1 MB

Titan Channel Map

A global shapefile of the river channels mapped on Titan, with certainty, stream order, width and length for each segment.

Shapefile

Opens inArcGIS Opens directlyQGIS Opens directlyJMARS Not confirmed
License not stated
Map-ready7.7 GB

Titan Equatorial SAR Mosaics

Four large radar mosaics that cover Titan from 60 degrees south to 60 degrees north, split by longitude.

ISIS3 cube

Opens inArcGIS Opens directlyQGIS Opens directlyJMARS Not confirmed
CC0 1.0
Processed520 MB

Comet 67P Sediment Transport Map

Co-registered images and change maps showing where material moved on comet 67P.

PNGWorld file (.pgwx) and .aux.xmlShapefileArcMap project (.mxd)

Opens inArcGIS Opens directlyQGIS After a conversionJMARS Not confirmed
License not stated

QGIS

Free, open source desktop GIS for Windows, Mac and Linux. It reads GeoTIFF, GeoJSON and shapefiles, and through GDAL it can read ISIS3 cubes too.

qgis.org

JMARS

A free planetary GIS from Arizona State University, built for Mars and other bodies. You can add your own maps as images. Titan support is not confirmed.

jmars.asu.edu

No install at all

The map viewer on this site shows the converted samples in your browser, with coordinates as you move.

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