Program with Links to Abstracts

Jo W. I.* Jin H. Kim K. H. Garrick-Bethell I. Park H. H. et al.

KPLO Magnetometer Data Processing and Current Status [#1897]
KPLO launched on 5 August 2022, has reached the Moon at an altitude of 100 km. The KMAG team has tested a pre-built data processing pipeline using observation data.

Yamashita N.* Prettyman T. H. Kim S. Kim K. J.

A First Look at the Flight Data of the KPLO Gamma-Ray Spectrometer [#1320]
We take a first look at the KPLO GRS data, which is expected to provide new elemental information, especially for volatile and rare earth elements.

Kim S.* Kim K.

KPLO Gamma Ray Spectrometer (KGRS) Data Management [#1911]
Introducing the management and monitoring steps of KPLO Gamma Ray Spectrometer (KGRS) data.

Vijayasree M. K.* Kumar A. Bhattacharya S. Sampat M. Banerjee A. et al.

IIRS (Imaging Infrared Spectrometer Onboard Chandryaan-2 Orbiter) Onboard Spectral Calibration and Validation Operations [#1572]
Earth observations from Moon were carried out in order to capture the spectral signature of Earth’s atmosphere due to various gases like water and carbon dioxide.

Vijayasree M. K.* Kumar A. Sampat M. Amitabh  Arya A. S. et al.

TMC-2 (Terrain Mapping Camera-2 Onboard Chandryaan-2 Orbiter) Onboard Performance Validation Operations [#1567]
The TMC-2 payloads was switched ON during the Earth-bound and lunar-bound orbits before reaching the intended 100-km circular orbit around Moon for calibrations.

Chakraborty T.* Putrevu D. Bhiravarasu S. S. Das A. Pandey D. K. et al.

Characterization of the Collision Site of the Rocket Booster on Far Side of the Moon Using Chandrayaan-2 DFSAR Data [#2009]
The present study represents radar based characterization of the newly formed impact craters generated due to impact of rocket booster on lunar surface.

Jin Ho.* Kim K-H. Garrick-Bethell I.

Initial Operation of the KPLO Magnetometer (KMAG) [#1774]
KMAG is one of the science instruments of the Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (KPLO) mission.

Denevi B. W.* Meyer H. M. Pasqualino G. Ames W. F. Cooper S. A. et al.

The Lunar Vertex Camera Array [#2355]
Nine cameras to / Send beautiful views from the / Moon’s swirly surface.

Jeong M.* Choi Y.-J. Kim S. S. Moon B. Sim C. K. et al.

Pre-Flight Calibration Results of Wide-Angle Polarimetric Camera as an Instrument for DANURI Lunar Orbiter [#1809]
We present the pre-flight calibration results and early operation results of the Wide-Angle Polarimetric Camera on the Danuri, launched on Aug 5th, 2022.

Bhattacharya S.* Dagar A. K. Pathak S. Rajasekhar R. P. Naik S. S. et al.

Characterization of ISRO-JAXA LUPEX Landing Site Near Shackleton-De Gerlache Ridge (SDR) Region Based on Observations from Chandrayaan-2 Imaging InfraRed Spectrometer (IIRS) Instrument [#2098]
Chandrayaan-2 IIRS data have been used to map the hydration signature In and around the proposed ISRO-JAXA LUPEX landing site (Shackleton-De Gerlache Ridge).

Dolgas E.* Whizin A. D. Retherford K. D. Czajka E. A.

LRO LAMP Products of Candidate CLPS Regions [#3023]
Image product and analysis of CLPS regions, using LRO LAMP.

Gileadi A. S.*

Power and Thermal Characterization of a Lunar Weather Station and Laser Space Communications Network Node [#1106]
Evaluate use of lunar regolith for thermal insulation for a crew-installed, solar powered, RF/optical communications and science station.

Panning M. P.* Avenson B. Bailey S. H. Bremner P. M. Bugby D. et al.

Farside Seismic Suite: A Long-Lived Geophysical Package and a Model for a Potential Lunar Seismic Network [#1266]
Farside Seismic Suite / Flying to the Moon right now / And network model.

Donaldson Hanna K. L.* Benavente J. Bennett K. Denevi B. Dove A. et al.

Lunar-VISE: An Investigation of the Moon's Non-Mare Silicic Volcanism [#2152]
The Lunar Vulkan Imaging and Spectroscopy Explorer determines the composition of the Gruithuisen domes, placing constraints on their formation mechanism.

Sollitt L. S.* Anderson R. C. Beyer R. A. Buczkowski D. Chin K. B. et al.

The Silfela Mission to the Aristarcus Plateau, Moon [#1830]
Silfela is a low-cost lunar PRISM mission concept designed to study regolith properties of several geologic units in the Aristarchus Plateau on the Moon.

Blake D. F.* Henderson R. A. Bristow T. F. Sarrazin P. Lucey P. et al.

LunaPIX and MapX: Particle Induced X-ray Emission — X-ray Fluorescence (PIXE-XRF) Instruments for Lunar and Planetary Science [#1373]
LunaPIX and MapX are Particle-Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE-XRF) instruments intended for in situ elemental analysis and elemental imaging of planetary regolith.