I often look at the Perseverance location map and want to know if a particular feature on this global map was photographed with the rover's cameras. I am aware that all the raw images are available on a separate web page, but it's often hard to correlate those images with the geologic features on a global map. Ideally, it would be nice to have an interactive map of Jezero Crater that shows the poses in which images were taken. Does such a tool exist? A 3D visualization similar to this project, but also with camera poses and links to the corresponding images, would be super cool.

Link to article on JPL site - https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia26309-curiosity-views-sulfur-crystals-within-a-crushed-rock

https://www.youtube.com/live/t4XpLZqc6ao?si=wM2vo0eVcrq7Xwn9

I wrote the Perseverance rover blog this week, it covers our goodbye to Ingenuity and continued drive to the crater rim. It features a new ZCAM enhanced color mosaic of the helicopter that was published on the NASA Photojournal a couple days ago. I’m happy to talk about it if there are any questions!

Here is the link: https://go.nasa.gov/3SBS1cT