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ASCII files of the surface roughness of Mercury generated for Susorney et al., [2017]. The data format is 3 column comma separated values in the order of longitude, latitude, and delta_h. The first number in the file name is the baseline in kilometers the surface roughness was measured at. This data was used to generate all maps and deviograms in the paper.
MESSENGER, Mercury, Surface Roughness, Planetary Science
MESSENGER, Mercury, Surface Roughness, Planetary Science
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