As a 4th year student of m.

sc integrated geology at Andhra University, I am interested in the study of Moon and Mars
analogues. I have completed courses and workshops related to planetary geosciences, remote sensing, and machine
learning, and obtained participation certificates from the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS). These courses
have equipped me with fundamental knowledge and skills in planetary geology, remote sensing, data analysis, and
machine learning.

Studying Moon and Mars analogues will enable me to apply my knowledge and skills in a practical setting. By
conducting fieldwork and laboratory experiments in Moon and Mars analogues, I will be able to use remote sensing
techniques to analyse geological materials, map surface features, and study the geochemistry of these planetary
bodies. The machine learning skills I have acquired will also help me analyse and classify the vast amounts of data
obtained through remote sensing.

The research on Moon and Mars analogues has significant implications for space exploration and resource utilization.
By understanding the geology, mineralogy, and geochemistry of these planetary bodies, we can identify potential
landing sites for future missions and develop strategies for resource extraction and utilization. This knowledge will be
essential for the success of future human missions to the Moon and Mars.

In conclusion, my participation in courses related to planetary geosciences, remote sensing, and machine learning,
along with my interest in the study of Moon and Mars analogues, has equipped me with the necessary knowledge and
skills for a career in planetary science and exploration. I am excited to continue exploring this field of research and
contribute to the advancement of planetary science