Fig. 5
Effect of the spatial resolution on the aspect of surface bright features. In both examples shown here, the surface shown at higher resolution allows resolving small meter-sized bright spots inside what looks like homogeneous bright regions at lower scale. As a result, the bright spots are much smaller and brighter than what could be inferred from the earlier lower resolution observation. a) Imhotep. Subset of OSIRIS NAC images: NAC_2014-08-16T19.59.14.556Z_ID30_1397549300_F22.IMG NAC_2014-09-30T20.44.47.569Z_ID30_1397549300_F22.IMG; b) Hatmehit. Subset of OSIRIS NAC images: NAC_2014-08-16T15.59.14.568Z_ID30_1397549500_F22.IMG NAC_2014-09-05T08.00.55.651Z_ID30_ 1397549500_F22.IMG.
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