Analysis of Typical Environmental Elements in Intelligently Selected Regions for International Lunar Research Station

Abstract:

To select the regions with both high engineering safety and scientific interest for International Lunar Research Station （ILRS） ， this study conducted a thorough analysis using intelligent site selection，evaluation of typical elements， and assessments of rover accessibility across the selected regions. By leveraging the 1D-CNN site selection model，4 candidate landing sites were pinpointed and outlined in the southwestern region of Scott M. Additionally，environmental elements such as real-time illumination，radiation levels，physical temperature variations and presence of water ice were remotely detected and meticulously examined in these selected zones. Furthermore，a traverse planning model with a consideration of the energy consumption was employed to assess the accessibility to water ice from the central points of the candidate landing zones. The results indicate that the candidate landing zones are optimized for both terrain safety and energy supply. The comprehensive approach can also serve as a valuable framework for analyzing the typical environmental patterns in other potential site selection regions，providing a useful reference for ILRS landing site selection and scientific detection.