Figure 13
From: Precipitation-induced surface brightenings seen on Titan by Cassini VIMS and ISS
Concordia Regio changes. VIMS views of Concordia Regio from prior to (T31, T64, T70) and subsequent to (T75, T77) the 2010 September 27 ISS-documented cloudburst [27]. VIMS views of this area are of generally low quality due to Cassini flyby geometries as constrained by the orbital mechanics of the tour. Brightening is evident in the coarse-spatial-resolution observation on T75, and is better resolved on T77. The bottom-right panel is a view from T79.