That put together with the fact that we are moving the data set to a tape tower with four tape drives leads us to believe that a queue monitoring functionality would not be the best way to invest our time. Search by Range - We hope to add the ability of retrieving all the images that fall between two or more locations. This ability could seriously stress the server if misused so we are approaching it cautiously. Search by Feature - This will allow users to retrieve an image associated with a particular lunar feature. Viewing - This objective was announced with the release of version 1 and has been achieved with version 1.5.
Users are now able to zoom in to and out of a variety of resolutions.
Eventually the CLIB will support the transfer of the files from which the GIFs are derived. These files have headers that contain detailed information about that specific image. Please note these plans are not set in stone nor is this list considered complete. As development on the Clementine Lunar Image Browser continues the plans for improving CLIB will undoubtedly change. The Clementine Lunar Image Browser would not be at the stage it is now if it weren't for the contributions of a number of people, only some of which are mentioned here.