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Research questionHow can monocular models estimate relative lunar terrain height reliably for landing hazard localization?Generic monocular depth models may not capture the rocks, craters, and imaging characteristics of the lunar surface, making terrain-height estimates unreliable for hazard localization.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Adapting a Foundation Model for Lunar Surface Height EstimationThe source concerns adapting a foundation monocular depth model to lunar terrain using publicly available stereophotogrammetry-derived DEM data. It reports improved performance over the unadapted zero-shot model, but addresses relative rather than absolute height estimation.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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