Science Question:
Is it possible to determine the relative ages of a group of lava depressions by using a THEMIS image?

Main Results:
1) Volcanic depressions on Mars are easy to identify if they are older, because they have a series of craters in a straight line.

2) It’s possible to tell the relative age of a series of volcanic depressions based on their degree of collapse.

3) It is very difficult to measure the dept of a depression because of the slope of the sides.

Extra Comments:
1) "MSIP enhanced our understanding of the surface of Mars."

2) "It was really difficult to do the measurements, but I was happy when I finished."

3) "I really enjoyed making up a classification system. I was proud when I was done."