... Fieldwork in hostile environments offers an important opportunity to build experience in terms of protocols, workflows, instrumental performance, and problem-solving techniques, all of which will enrich our knowledge and help to improve the design, operation, scientific analysis, and outcome of future missions (Snook and Mendell, 2004;Cannon et al., 2007;Groemer, 2014;Losiak et al., 2014aLosiak et al., , 2014b. Several simulated missions have been developed in the past decade, such as the NASA DESERT-RATS (Abercromby et al., 2013), the NASA HI-SEAS (Binsted et al., 2013;Binsted et al., 2015;Häuplik-Meusburger et al., 2017), the ESA CAVES (Bessone et al., 2015), MOON-WALK (Imhof et al., 2015;Vögele, 2016), MARS-500 (Poláčková Š olcová et al., 2016), and others (West et al., 2010;Steele et al., 2011). Recent analog field campaigns include MARS 160 (Knightly et al., 2018), BASALT (Beaton et al., 2018), PANGEA (Sauro et al., 2018;ESA, 2019), FELDSPAR (Stockton et al., 2017), CANMARS (Caudill et al., 2019;Osinski et al., 2019), and D-MARS (Rubinstein et al., 2019). ...