Rover International Science Analysis Group / Background A MEPAG Science Analysis Group / Mars Science Laboratory / MEPAG Next Decade Science Analysis Group / Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group / /
Currency
PEN / / /
Facility
Mars Science Laboratory / Portland State University / Imperial College / Southwest Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
life marker chip / chemical components / mixed-terrain site / sample transfer systems / physical and chemical biosignatures / e.g. safe site / gas chromatograph mass spectrometer / possible solutions / /
Organization
Mars Sample Return mission / Mars Program Office / Space Flight Center / Portland State University / Program Office / ESA / Southwest Research Institute / Cooperative 2-Rover Mission / Smithsonian Institution / ExoMars mission / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Imperial College / 2R-iSAG committee / MAX-C mission / /
Two rovers to the same site on Mars, 2018: Possibilities for Cooperative Science1 Prepared by the MEPAG 2-Rover International Science Analysis Group (2R-iSAG): John Grant (Smithsonian Institution; co-chair), Frances West