Syntax highlighting of f13f043 ~( Thanks)

The MarsSI project would like to thank, in no specific order, the following organizations and people.

== Organizations ==

 * The European Research Committee (ERC) that initially funded the project
 * The CNRS INSU which recognized the service as a national utility platform and provided funding and human resources
 * The "Laboratoire de Géologie-Terre Environnement Planètes" ([[http://lgltpe.fr/|LGLTPE]]) of Université de Lyon, which is hosting the service since 2012
 * The ENS-Lyon which accepted to host MarsSI from 2020 to the present days
 * The "Programme National de Planétologie" ([[https://pnp-insu.fr/|PNP]]) who funded hardware
 * The "Pôle Scientifique de Modélisation Numérique" of ENS-Lyon ([[http://www.ens-lyon.fr/PSMN/|PSMN]]), who helped setting up MarsSI at ENS-Lyon
 * And of course, the space agencies and partners that made this data possible and available, especially (but not limited to):
   * The Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales [[https://www.cnes.fr/|CNES]]
   * The Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt [[https://www.dlr.de/|DLR]]
   * The European Space Agency [[https://www.esa.int/|ESA]]
   * The National Aeronautics and Space Administration [[https://nasa.gov|NASA]] and Jet Propulsion Laboratory [[https://www.jpl.nasa.gov|JPL]]

== People ==

 * Loic Lozach who designed, coded and deployed the first version of MarsSI (2012-2017)
 * Lucia Mandon who helped in testing the platform and wrote the CRISM documentation during her PhD at LGLTPE (2017-2020) and beyond
 * Lu Pan who helped in testing and improving the 2nd generation web interface during her Post-Doctoral position at LGLTPE (2017-2020)