At the Planetary Society’s site, Emily Lakdawalla has published an updated post on tracking the progress of Curiosity using HiRISE images: “This long post is an attempt to answer the question: Which HiRISE image should I use as a base map for such-and-such a part of Curiosity’s traverse? I originally published this article on Feburary 10, 2014, but have revised and updated it four times since then, so I am now re-publishing it as version 2.0…” [More at link]
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