Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements

I would like to thank all those who have made Views Of The Solar System possible; especially, the following people and organizations:

Jeffrey Komori (jeffk@jeffk.com) of KH6JUZ Enterprise for providing the Web server space.
A. Tayfun Oner has contributed a significant amount of time in producing images, mosaics, and animations. His work has helped fill a gap of material that cannot be found from images create by NASA/JPL or any other space agency.
Fernando Dias for translating Views into Portuguese.
Antonio Bello for translating Views into Spanish.
Grant L. Hutchison for the contribution of animations.
Figurativa and IBEP (Brazilian Institute of Pedagogic Editions) for the donation of Adobe Photoshop.
David Sakarjune of Word & Image for the donation of Microsoft Visual C++.
Patricia T. Eker & Tim Merrigan of Los Alamos National Laboratory for providing the initial server for "Views of the Solar System."
David Palermo of Apple Computer, Inc. for his assistance.
MetaCreations for their donation of Bryce 2.
Tina Pauro of JPL for providing considerable support and assistance in obtaining planetary image data and NASA/JPL publications.
Dr. Grant Heiken of Los Alamos National Laboratory for his help in creating the Terrestrial Volcanoes and Valles Caldera, New Mexico pages.
Dr. Eric M. Jones of Los Alamos National Laboratory for providing the Apollo Summaries and for his excellent work in providing the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal.
Mary Ann Hager of the Lunar and Planetary Institute provided several slide sets from which photos were scanned and used in the tour.
Phil Stooke of the Department of Geography of the University of Western Ontario for providing much of the infomation on Saturn's smaller satellites.
Dr. Virgil L. Sharpton of the Lunar and Planetary Institute provided images and most of the information on Terrestrial Impact Craters.
Dr. Ellis Miner of JPL for providing up to date information on the outer planets.
Ansel Teng of the Image Analysis Systems group at JPL for the CDMosaic software support which was used in generating several of the images on the Martian Volcanoes page.
Bill Arnett, the author of The Nine Planets, provided information, corrections and help.
The National Science Teachers Association for producing the first CD-ROM that was released in the fall of 1996.
Dr. Bradford A. Smith of the Planetary Data System and the National Space Science Data Center. They are responsible for the Voyager CD-ROM set, which provided the raw data I have processed and used extensively in this tour.
Dr. Michael H. Carr of the US Geological Survey, the Planetary Data System and the National Space Science Data Center. They are responsible for the Viking CD-ROM set, which provided the raw data I have processed and used in the Mars and related pages.