MSA Publications

Downloadable MSA documents — research reports, conference proceedings, policy submissions, presentations and historical material from over two decades of Mars Society Australia activity. For additional bibliography, see the extended list of external citations by MSA members in papers and other publications.

Research Projects

MarsOz

• PDF MarsOz Mars Design Rationale 0.5 MB
• PDF MarsOZ Proposal document — ver1b 1.3 MB
• PDF Addendum to MarsOZ Proposal document 0.45 MB
• PDF Mars-Oz Mission Plan: A Practical Architecture for Exploration-Focused Manned Mars Missions Using Chemical Propulsion, Solar Power Generation and In-Situ Resource Utilisation 1.2 MB
• PDF MarsOz Information Leaflet 0.5 MB
• PDF Arkaroola Geology Information Leaflet 3.5 MB
• PDF MARS-OZ Analogue Research Station Subsystem Research and Development Project — ANU 5 MB
• PDF Preliminary Design MarsOz Piglet
• PDF MarsOz Habitat Garage Final Design Report
• PDF Beyond the Mars-Oz Reference Mission

MarsOz Workshop (2019) — Reference Documents

• PDF Willson et al. — MarsOz Design
• PDF Clarke et al. — Arkaroola Analog Region
• PDF Mann et al. — Mars Analogue Sites Australia
• PDF Mohanty et al. — Analog Facility Survey
• PDF Willson et al. — MarsOz Reference Mission
• PDF CSIRO 2018 Space Roadmap
• PDF MarsOz Workshop Presentation — Day 1
• PDF MarsOz Workshop Presentation — Day 2
• PDF Introduction to MarsOz Presentation
• PDF Mars Analogue Stations Presentation
• PDF Arkaroola Presentation

Other research publications

• PDF Spaceward Bound Pilbara Report 2011 4.14 MB
• PDF Spaceward Bound Expedition 2009 Report 1.1 MB
• PDF In-Situ Resource Utilisation Through Water Extraction from Hydration Minerals — Relevance to Mars Missions and an Australian Analogue 0.4 MB
• PDF AMEC2006 Presentation for the above paper 2.1 MB
• PDF Jarntimarra Expedition proposal document 4.93 MB
• PDF SAFMARS Operational Concept Definition 1.08 MB
• PDF The Mars Society Analogue Stations Program 0.35 MB

Selected academic publications — Dr Jon Clarke

A body of peer-reviewed work by Dr Jon Clarke and MSA collaborators spanning 20 years (2004–2024) of Mars analogue research, planetary geology, astrobiology, EVA suit testing, and field robotics. Where available, citations link to their DOI. Items are listed newest first.

2024

• Paper SOKOLOFF, P. C., SRIVASTAVA, R. A., MCMULLIN, T., CLARKE, J., KNIGHTLY, P., STEPANOVA, A., MANGEOT, A., LAROCHE, C.-M., BEATTIE, A., and RUPERT, S. 2024. An annotated checklist of the lichen biodiversity at two Mars analog sites: The Mars Desert Research Station (Utah, USA) and The Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station (Nunavut, Canada) recorded during the Mars 160 Mission. Check List 20(5), 1096–1126.

2023

• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., SAFONOVA, M., SIVARAM, C., PANDEY, S., and BLANK, J. G. 2023. Terrestrial analogues of extraterrestrial environments: Assessing habitability and biosignatures preservation. Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences 9, 1031832.
• Paper MACRAE, B. A., CLARKE, J., RUDAKOV, A., and WALDIE, J. 2023. Applications of Textile-Based Compression for Human Spaceflight and Extraterrestrial Surface Exploration. In Kankariya, N. and Rossi, R. M. (eds.) Compression Textiles for Medical, Sports, and Allied Applications, Chapter 12, pp 157–172. Taylor & Francis Group, 190p. ISBN 9781032287904.

2022

• Paper RUDAKOV, A., CLARKE, J., MACRAE, B., WALDIE, J., and PADHYE, R. 2022. Trade study investigating feasibility of MCP and hybrid GP-MCP architectures for Martian EVA. 51st International Conference on Environmental Systems, 10–14 July 2022, St. Paul, Minnesota. ICES-2022-81.

2020

• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., PAIN, C. F., and RUPERT, S. 2020. Complex expressions of inverted and exhumed relief in central Utah, and some martian counterparts. Physical Geography.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., MCGUIRK, S., and PANDEY, S. 2020. Inverted dune swales, Hunder, Ladakh, India. Physical Geography 43(3), 350–364.

2019

• Paper CLARKE, J., KNIGHTLY, P., and RUPERT, S. 2019. Melt-water formed dark streaks on slopes of Haughton crater as possible Mars analogues. International Journal of Astrobiology 18(6) 518–526.
• Paper PANDEY, S., CLARKE, J., NEMA, P., BONACCORSI, R., SOM, S., SHARMA, M., PHARTIYAL, B., RAJAMANI, S., MOGUL, R., MARTIN-TORRES, J., VAISHAMPAYAN, P., BLANK, J., STELLER, L., SRIVASTAVA, A., SINGH, R., MCGUIRK, S., ZORZANO, M., GÜTTLER, J., MENDAZA, T., SORIA-SALINAS, A., AHMAD, S., ANSARI, A., SINGH, V., MUNGI, C., and BAPAT, N. 2019. Ladakh: diverse, high-altitude extreme environments for off-earth analogue and astrobiology research. International Journal of Astrobiology, 1–21.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., HOBBS, G.-N., PAULL, D. J., CLARKE, J. D. A., McDOUGALL, T., BRAND, R., and HAYTHORPE, J. 2019. Testing low-cost remote sensing and electronics in the near space environment. Proceedings of the 19th Australian Space Research Conference.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. and PETKOVSKI, S. 2019. Space rocks on display at Geoscience Australia. Preview, 2019:202, 44–48.

2018

• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J. and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2018. Testing ground-based robotics as remote-sensing platforms for Structure from Motion – implications for planetary science. International Journal of Remote Sensing 39(18), 5770–5793.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., MURAKAMI, Y., and RUPERT, S. R. 2018. Personal scheduling and EVA operations during three months of analogue Mars operations. Proceedings of the 19th Australian Space Research Conference, 127–144.

2017

• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., WILLSON, D., SMITH, H., HOBBS, S. W., and JONES, E. 2017. Southern Meridiani Planum — A candidate landing site for the first crewed mission to Mars. Acta Astronautica 133: 195–220.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2017. Marsobot: design and performance characterization of a low-cost, ground-based multispectral camera on an open source rover. International Journal of Remote Sensing 38(12), 3635–3655.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2017. Testing the water hypothesis: Quantitative morphological analysis of terrestrial and martian mid-latitude gullies. Geomorphology 295, 705–721.

2016

• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., CLARKE, J. D. A., and ROACH, I. C. 2016. Multi-agent gully processes: Evidence from the Monaro Volcanic Province, Australia and Noachis Terra, Mars. Geomorphology 257: 23–46.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., CLARKE, J. D. A., and PAULL, D. J. 2016. Analysis of crater valleys, Noachis Terra, Mars: Evidence of fluvial and glacial processes. Geomorphology 261, 244–272.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., CLARKE, J. D. A., and CAMPBELL, K. A. 2016. Astrobiology with Mars'Obot: Identifying Microbial Life Forms Using Ground-based Remote Sensing. Proceedings of the 15th Australian Space Research Conference, Canberra, Australia.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., CLARKE, J. D. A., COLEMAN-JENNINGS, C., PANDEY, S., and WILLSON, D. 2016. A4 Rover Proposal: A Small Planetary Science Rover for Geologic and Astrobiology Investigations for Mars Surface Exploration. Proceedings of the 15th Australian Space Research Conference, Canberra, Australia.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2016. Analysis of multiple processes in Martian gullies. Proceedings of the 15th Australian Space Research Conference, Canberra, Australia.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., CLARKE, A. M., HOBBS, G., HOBBS, S., MCGUIRK, R., MCGUIRK, S., WALDIE, J., and WHEELER, A. 2016. Evaluation of the Performance of Field Science in an Analogue EVA suit II. Proceedings of the 16th Australian Space Research Conference 2016, 115–126.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., WILLSON, D., and KEELING, J. L. 2016. Moon Plain South Australia: a testing ground for Martian resource extraction? MESA Journal 81 (October–December 2016), 66–68.

2015

• Paper MANN, G., SMALL, N., LEE, K., CLARKE, J. and SHEH, R. 2015. Standardized Field Testing of Assistant Robots in a Mars-Like Environment. In DIXON, C. and TUYLS, K. (eds.) Toward Autonomous Robotic Systems, LNAI 9287, pp. 167–179. Springer International Publishing.
• Paper MANN, G., SMALL, N., LEE, K., CLARKE, J. and SHEH, R. 2015. Field-Testing Astronaut Assistance Robots in Australian Outback [From the Field]. IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine 22(3): 188–191.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., COOPER, M., GEORGE, S., HOBBS, S., HOULAHAN, S., MURPHY, G. M., SILBURN, K., SPRIGG, D., SPRIGG, M., and WALDIE, J. 2015. Evaluating the Performance of Field Science in an Analogue EVA suit: Stromatolite Identification by Geologists and Non-Geologists. Proceedings of the 15th Australian Space Research Conference 2015, 159–172.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2015. Analysis of regional gullies within Noachis Terra, Mars: A complex relationship between slope, surface material and aspect. Icarus 250: 308–331.

2014

• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., HELD, J., DAHL, A., WHEATON, N., and the Arkaroola Mars Robot Challenge Expeditioners. 2014. Field Robotics, Astrobiology and Mars Analogue Research on the Arkaroola Mars Robot Challenge Expedition. Proceedings of the 14th Australian Space Research Conference, Sept 29 – Oct 1 2014, 237–250.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2014. A comparison of semiarid and subhumid terrestrial gullies with gullies on Mars: Implications for Martian gully erosion. Geomorphology 204, 344–365.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2014. A hydrological analysis of terrestrial and Martian gullies: Implications for liquid water on Mars. Geomorphology 226, 261–277.
• Paper JONES, E., CAPRARELLI, G., MILLS, F., DORAN, B., and CLARKE, J. 2014. An Alternative Approach to Mapping Thermophysical Units from Martian Thermal Inertia and Albedo Data Using a Combination of Unsupervised Classification Techniques. Remote Sensing 6, 5184–5237.

2013

• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. and STOKER, C. R. 2013. Searching for stromatolites: the 3.4 Ga Strelley Pool Formation (Pilbara region, Western Australia) as a Mars analogue. Icarus 224: 413–423.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAULL, D. J., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2013. The influence of slope morphology on gullies: Terrestrial gullies in Lake George as analogues for Mars. Planetary and Space Science 81, 1–17.

2012

• Paper THOMAS, M., CLARKE, J. D. A., GOSTIN, V. A., and WILLIAMS, G. E. 2012. The Flinders ranges and surrounds, South Australia: a window into astrobiology and planetary geology. Episodes 35(1): 226–235.

2011

• Paper JONES, E., MILLS, F., DORAN, B., CAPRARELLI, G., and CLARKE, J. 2011. Initial Results from a GIS-based Unsupervised Classification Study of the Martian Surface. Proceedings of the Australian Space Science Conference, 2010.
• Paper FOING, B. H., STOKER, C. R., ZAVALETA, J., EHRENFREUND, P., SARRAZIN, P., BLAKE, D., PAGE, J., PLETSER, W., HENDRIKSE, J., DIREITO, S., KOTLER, M., MARTINS, Z., ORZECHOWSKA, G., THIEL, C., CLARKE, J. D. A., GROSS, C., WENDT, L., BORST, A., PETERS, S., RODRIGUEZ, L., DAVIES, G. and ILEWG EuroGeoMars 2009 support team. 2011. Field Astrobiology Research Instruments and Methods in Moon-Mars Analogue Site. International Journal of Astrobiology 10(3), 141–160.
• Paper STOKER, C. R., CLARKE, J. D. A., DIREITO, S. O. L., BLAKE, D., MARTIN, K., ZAVALETA, J., and FOING, B. H. 2011. Mineralogical, chemical, organic and microbial properties of subsurface soil cores from Mars Desert Research Station (Utah, USA): Phyllosilicate and sulfate analogues to Mars mission landing sites. International Journal of Astrobiology 10(3), 269–289.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. and STOKER, C. R. 2011. Concretions in inverted and exhumed channels near Hanksville Utah: implications for Mars. International Journal of Astrobiology 10(3), 161–175.
• Paper HOBBS, S. W., PAIN, C. F., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2011. Slope Morphology of Hills at the Mars Pathfinder Landing Site. Icarus 214, 258–264.
• Paper JONES, E. G., LINEWEAVER, C. H. and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2011. An Extensive Phase Space for the Potential Martian Biosphere. Astrobiology Journal 11(10): 1017–1033.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. and BOURKE, M. C. 2011. Travertine and tufa from Dalhousie Springs (Australia) — Implications for recognizing Martian Springs. In Garry, W. B. and Bleacher, J. E. (eds.) Analogs for Planetary Exploration. Geological Society of America Special Paper 483, 231–247.

2010

• Paper WEST, M. D., CLARKE, J. D. A. 2010. Potential martian mineral resources: Mechanisms and terrestrial analogues. Planetary and Space Science 58(4): 574–582.
• Paper WEST, M. D., CLARKE, J. D. A., LAING, J. H., WILLSON, D., WALDIE, J. M. A., MURPHY, G. M., THOMAS, M., and MANN, G. A. 2010. Testing technologies and strategies for exploration in Australian Mars analogues: A review. Planetary and Space Science 58(4): 658–670.
• Paper WEST, M. D., CLARKE, J. D. A., THOMAS, M., PAIN, C. F., and WALTER, M. R. 2010. The geology of Australian Mars analogue sites. Planetary and Space Science 58(4): 447–458.

2008

• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. 2008. Planetary science: A glimpse of martian plumbing. Nature Geoscience 1, 151–152.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. 2008. Chapter 13 – Extraterrestrial regolith. In SCOTT, K. A. and PAIN, C. P. (eds.) Regolith textbook. CSIRO Publishing, Perth, pp. 377–407.

2007

• Paper WILLSON, D. and CLARKE, J. 2007. A Practical Architecture for Exploration-Focused Manned Mars Missions Using Chemical Propulsion, Solar Power Generation and In-Situ Resource Utilisation. Proceedings of the 6th Australian Space Science Conference.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., BOURKE, M., NELSON, P., MANGA, M., and FONSECA, J. 2007. The Dalhousie Mound Spring Complex as a guide to Martian Landforms, Processes, and Exploration. In MANN, G. (ed.) Proceedings of the 7th Australian Mars Exploration Conference. Mars Society Australia.
• Paper PAIN, C. F., CLARKE, J. D. A., and THOMAS, M. 2007. Inversion of Relief as a Geomorphic process on Mars and its relevance to landing site selection. Proceedings of the 7th Australian Mars Exploration Conference. Mars Society Australia.
• Paper PAIN, C. F., CLARKE, J. D. A., and THOMAS, M. 2007. Inversion of relief on Mars. Icarus 190: 478–491.

2006

• Paper PARKINSON, R., COCKELL, C. S., and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2006. In-Situ Resource Use (ISRU) at Pole Station. In COCKELL, C. S. (ed.) Project Boreas: a station for the Martian geographic North Pole. British Interplanetary Society, 192p.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. 2006 (ed.). Mars Analog Research. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series Vol. 111, 343p.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A., PERSAUD, R., RUPERT, S., and the Expedition Two crew. 2006. A Multi-Goal Mars Analogue Expedition (Expedition Two) to the Arkaroola Region, Australia. In CLARKE, J. D. A. (ed.) Mars Analog Research. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series 111, 3–16.
• Paper BATTLER, M. M., CLARKE, J. D. A., and CONIGLIO, M. 2006. Possible Analog Sedimentary and Diagenetic Features for Meridiani Planum Sediments Near Hanksville, Utah: Implications for Martian Field Studies. In CLARKE, J. D. A. (ed.) Mars Analog Research. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series 111, 55–70.
• Paper HELDMANN, J., BROWN, A., CLARKE, J. D. A., MARTINEZ, E., RUPERT, S., and THOMAS, M. 2006. Follow the Water: Applying a Mars Exploration Strategy to the Arkaroola Analog Region, South Australia. In CLARKE, J. D. A. (ed.) Mars Analog Research. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series 111, 71–92.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. and WILLSON, D. 2006. Exploration Radii at the Arkaroola MARS-OZ Site: Implications for Mars. In CLARKE, J. D. A. (ed.) Mars Analog Research. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series 111, 129–146.
• Paper CLARKE, J. D. A. 2006. Antiquity of aridity in the Atacama Desert: implications for supergene mineralisation. Geomorphology 73(1–2), 101–114.

2005

• Paper THOMAS, M., CLARKE, J. D. A. and PAIN, C. F. 2005. Weathering, erosion and landscape processes on Mars identified from recent rover imagery, and possible earth analogues. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences 52(3): 365–378.
• Paper WILLSON, D. and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2005. MARSOZ: A Proposed Mars Base Design Adopting a Horizontally Landed Bent Biconic Vehicle. Journal of the British Interplanetary Society 58: 181–196.
• Paper WILLSON, D., CLARKE, J. D. A., and MURPHY, G. M. 2005. MARS-OZ: a design for a Simulated Mars Base in the Australian Outback. Journal of the British Interplanetary Society 58: 292–293.

2004

• Paper MANN, G. A., CLARKE, J. D. A. and GOSTIN, V. A. 2004. Surveying for Mars Analogue Research Sites in the Central Australian Deserts. Australian Geographical Studies, 30(1): 116–124.
• Paper PERSAUD, R., RUPERT-ROBLES, S., CLARKE, J. D. A., DAWSON, S., MANN, G., WALDIE, J., PIECHOCINSKI, S. and ROESCH, J. 2004. Expedition one: a Mars analog research station thirty-day mission. In COCKELL, C. C. (ed.) Mars Expedition Planning. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series, 107: 53–88.
• Paper WOOD, N. B. and CLARKE, J. D. A. 2004. Strategies for Investigating Martian Microenvironments for Evidence of Life: The Expedition One Experience. In COCKELL, C. C. (ed.) Mars Expedition Planning. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series, 107: 89–102.
• Paper PIECHOCINSKI, S., CELLUCCI, E., CLARKE, J. D. A., LAING, J., ORLOTTI, B., PERSAUD, R., SOLIGNAC, A. and WOOD, N. B. 2004. Potential Capabilities and Uses of an Integrated Data Logging Device During a Human Mars Exploration Mission. In COCKELL, C. C. (ed.) Mars Expedition Planning. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series, 107: 273–286.
• Paper MANN, G. W., WOOD, N. B., CLARKE, J. D. A., PIECHOCINSKI, S., BAMSEY, M., and LAING, J. 2004. Comparative Field Tests of Pressured Rover Prototypes. In COCKELL, C. C. (ed.) Mars Expedition Planning. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series, 107: 313–326.
• Paper LAING, J. H., CLARKE, J., DECKERT, J., GOSTIN, V., HOOGLAND, J., LEMKE, L., LEYDEN, J., MANN, G., MURPHY, G., STOKER, C., THOMAS, M., WALDIE, J., WALTER, M., and WEST, M. 2004. Using an Australian Mars analogue research facility for astrobiology education and outreach. In NORRIS R., OLIVER, C., and STOOTMAN, F. (eds.) Proceedings of the 213th Symposium of the International Astronomical Union held at Hamilton Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia, 8–12 July 2002. IAU Symposium 213, Astronomical Society of the Pacific.

Selected writing — Dr Annalea Beattie

Writing by Dr Annalea Beattie on art, governance and creative practice in extraterrestrial communities — four book chapters in Charles Cockell-edited volumes on liberty beyond Earth — alongside a series of dispatches written during the 2016 Mars 160 analogue mission, in which Annalea served as a crew member.

Book chapters

• Paper Beattie, A. 2023. Art institutions and liberty in extraterrestrial communities. In Cockell, C. (ed.) The Institutions of Extraterrestrial Liberty. Oxford University Press, pp. 38–45.
• Paper Beattie, A. 2016. Art and change in an extraterrestrial society. In Cockell, C. (ed.) Dissent, Revolution and Liberty beyond Earth. Springer Publications, Switzerland, pp. 133–142.
• Paper Beattie, A. 2014. Art making, good governance and sustainable extraterrestrial communities. In Cockell, C. (ed.) Human Governance Beyond Earth: Implications for Freedom. Springer Publications, Switzerland, pp. 213–233.
• Paper Beattie, A. 2014. Extraterrestrial liberty and creative practice: a firsthand experience of an imagined future. In Cockell, C. (ed.) The Meaning of Liberty Beyond Earth. Springer Publications, Switzerland, pp. 103–116.

Mars 160 — space.com dispatches (2016)

• Web Beattie, A. 2016. All Hab systems go at the Mars Desert Research Station
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. A Mars 160 Crew Message: Capcom, We Hear You!
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: The Science Work We're Doing
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: How the Mars 160 Crew Stays Busy and Healthy
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: The Space Architecture of Yusuke Murakami
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: Going outside for a Mars Walk
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: Mars 160 Gets New Neighbours in Desert
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: Why Field Drawing Is Important to Mars Exploration
• Web Beattie, A. 2016. Notes from Mars 160: Making field sketches during an EVA

Conference Proceedings

Proceedings of the Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC), held annually from 2002 to 2009.

• WEB 2nd Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2002)
• WEB 3rd Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2003)
• WEB 4th Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2004)
• WEB 5th Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2005)
• WEB 6th Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2006)
• WEB 7th Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2007)
• PDF 8th Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2008)
• WEB 9th Australian Mars Exploration Conference (AMEC2009)

Policy Submissions

• PDF Inquiry into The Current State of Australia's Space Science & Industry Sector, 2008 190 KB
• PDF International Space Advisory Group submission, 2001 215 KB

MSA Presentations

• PPTX ANU Mars Dream Presentation 6 MB
• PPT Living on Mars 5 MB
• PPT Visions in the Desert 3 MB

Educational

• PDF MDRS A4 Cut-out Paper Model 863 KB

Organisational

• PDF MSA Articles of Association 0.14 MB

Promotional

• JPG MSA Vertical Banner (2015)
• MP3 MSA Banner Geology Talk 6 min

Animations & Video

• YT MSA Movie & Animation Archive (YouTube)
• MOV Mars: A Survival Guide — promo video 3 MB