RedPlanet

3D Print a Crater

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- User Config
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- Datasets
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  - Craters
    Craters
    
    get(...)
  - Crust
    Crust
    
    Topography / DEM
    Topography / DEM
    
    load(...)
    
    get(...)
    
    get_metadata()
    
    get_dataset()
    
    Dichotomy
    Dichotomy
    
    get_coords()
    
    is_above(...)
    
    Mohorovičić Discontinuity / Crustal Thickness
    Mohorovičić Discontinuity / Crustal Thickness
    
    get_registry()
    
    load(...)
    
    get(...)
    
    get_metadata()
    
    get_dataset()
    
    Bouguer Anomaly
    Bouguer Anomaly
    
    load(...)
    
    get(...)
    
    get_metadata()
    
    get_dataset()
  - Gamma-Ray Spectrometer (GRS)
    Gamma-Ray Spectrometer (GRS)
    
    get(...)
    
    get_metadata()
    
    get_dataset()
  - Magnetic Field
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    Spherical Harmonic Models
    Spherical Harmonic Models
    
    load(...)
    
    get(...)
    
    get_metadata()
    
    get_dataset()
    
    Magnetic Source Depths
    Magnetic Source Depths
    
    get_dataset(...)
    
    get_nearest(...)
    
    get_grid(...)
  - plot(...)
- Analysis
  Analysis
  - Radial Profile
    Radial Profile
    
    get_concentric_ring_coords(...)
    
    get_profile(...)
  - Impact Demagnetization
    Impact Demagnetization
    
    compute_pressure(...)
- Helper Functions
  Helper Functions
  - Coordinates
    Coordinates
    
    _plon2slon(...)
    
    _slon2plon(...)
  - Geodesy
    Geodesy
    
    get_distance(...)
    
    move_forward(...)
    
    make_circle(...)
  - Misc
    Misc
    
    timer(...)
    
    prefetch()
Supplemental
Supplemental
Tutorials & Guides
Tutorials & Guides
- Getting Started
  Getting Started
- Basics of RedPlanet
  Basics of RedPlanet
  - Radial Profile

3D Print a Crater

This is a fun way to get started with RedPlanet. I made the code generalized and included comments so you can easily tinker around. If anything breaks, just refresh the page and everything will reset. For more info on how to use the Google Colab platform, see our Online Demo.

If you're at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, here's a link to request a print at our MakerSpace on Livingston. It comes out to about $3-5 with PLA filament ($0.07/gram for dual-tone, I like the "Neon City" color), 5"x5" dimensions, and 10% infill.

Steps	Example (Henry Crater)
Pick any crater/region...
Preview/customize a 3D contour...
And generate a file you can send straight to your printer!