Lunar international science coordination/calibration targets (L-ISCT)

Carle M. Pieters; James W. Head; Peter Isaacson; Noah Petro; Cassandra Runyon; M. Ohtake; B. Föing; M. Grande

doi:10.1016/j.asr.2007.05.038

Lunar international science coordination/calibration targets (L-ISCT)

Carle M. Pieters^*
, James W. Head
, Peter Isaacson
, Noah Petro
, Cassandra Runyon
, M. Ohtake
, B. Föing
, M. Grande

^*Šī darba korespondējošais autors

Brown University
College of Charleston
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC)
Aberystwyth University

Zinātniskās darbības rezultāts: Devums žurnālam › Zinātniskais raksts (žurnālā) › koleģiāli recenzēts

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Eight lunar areas, each ∼200 km in diameter, are identified as targets for coordinated science and instrument calibration for the orbital missions soon to be flown. Instrument teams from SELENE, Chang'E, Chandrayaan-1, and LRO are encouraged to participate in a coordinated activity of early-release data that will improve calibration and validation of data across independent and diverse instruments. The targets are representative of important lunar terrains and geologic processes and thus will also provide a broad introduction to lunar science for new investigators. We briefly identify additional cross-calibration issues for instruments that produce time series data rather than maps.

Oriģinālvaloda	Angļu
Lapas (no-līdz)	248-258
Lapu skaits	11
Žurnāls	Advances in Space Research
Sējums	42
Izdevuma numurs	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asr.2007.05.038
Publikācijas statuss	Publicēts - 18 jūl. 2008
Ārēji publicēts	Jā

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