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Exploring the solar system: the view of planetary surfaces with VIS/IR remote sensing methods
2011
Infrared Remote Sensing and Instrumentation XIX
Exploring the solar system: the view of planetary surfaces with VIS/IR remote sensing methods," ABSTRACT The structure of planetary surfaces unveils basic formation processes and evolution lines of different objects in the solar system, and often the view on the top of a planet is the only available information about it. Advanced remote sensing technologies on deep space missions are aimed at accessing a maximum of relevant data to characterize a planetary object holistically. This approach
doi:10.1117/12.897759
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