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Poster Session: Instrument Concepts
Wednesday, March 15, 2023, 6:30 PM
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Misra P.*
Roseboro N.
Hare L.
Garcia-Sanchez R.
Aslam S.
et al.
Design and Development of a Novel Standoff Raman Optical System for Lunar Science Rover-Lander Missions
[#2126]
A proof-of-concept for an efficient optical telescope system will be presented for standoff (~tens of meters) Raman spectroscopy on the lunar surface.
A proof-of-concept for an efficient optical telescope system will be presented for standoff (~tens of meters) Raman spectroscopy on the lunar surface.
Wang X. Y.*
Liu P.
Qi X. B.
Liu C. Q.
Xin Y. Q.
et al.
Research on Wavelength Calibration of Linear-CCD Remote Raman Spectrometer
[#1996]
The calibration process proposed in this paper is simple, which provides a reference for other wavelength calibrations of linear-CCD remote Raman spectrometers.
The calibration process proposed in this paper is simple, which provides a reference for other wavelength calibrations of linear-CCD remote Raman spectrometers.
Kremer C. H.*
Mustard J. F.
Pieters C. M.
Green R. O.
Parman S. W.
et al.
Imaging Spectrometer for Lunar Silicate Compositional Determination and Direct Detection of H2O in the 4-8 Micron Intermediate Infrared (IMIR) Spectral Range
[#2151]
We describe a design for an intermediate infrared (IMIR) spectrometer capable of being implemented on missions for the Moon, Mercury, and elsewhere.
We describe a design for an intermediate infrared (IMIR) spectrometer capable of being implemented on missions for the Moon, Mercury, and elsewhere.
Sawyers E. A.*
Daly M. G.
Quaglia A.
Walker S.
Freemantle J.
et al.
Overview of the LABEISS Breadboard for Planetary Exploration
[#1299]
Status of the LABEISS breadboard that uses LIBS and LAMIS as main techniques. Also, it includes the development of the secondary techniques such as Raman, LIF, and TR-LIF.
Status of the LABEISS breadboard that uses LIBS and LAMIS as main techniques. Also, it includes the development of the secondary techniques such as Raman, LIF, and TR-LIF.
Barlow A.*
Sawyers E.
Aznar M.
Manrique J.
Lopez-Reyes G.
et al.
Overview of a New LIBS Database for the LIBS-Raman Sensor
[#1298]
Overview of the new database for the development of LIBS-Raman sensor and the recalibration of the dataset for elemental quantification.
Overview of the new database for the development of LIBS-Raman sensor and the recalibration of the dataset for elemental quantification.
Sarrazin P.*
Blake D. F.
Bristow T. S.
Rampe E. B.
Treiman A. H.
et al.
In-Situ Mineralogical Analysis of the Venus Surface Using X-Ray Diffraction and X-Ray Fluorescence (XRD/XRF)
[#1388]
CheMin-V is a next-generation X-ray diffraction/X-ray fluorescence instrument that will provide quantitative mineralogy and geochemistry of the Venus regolith.
CheMin-V is a next-generation X-ray diffraction/X-ray fluorescence instrument that will provide quantitative mineralogy and geochemistry of the Venus regolith.
Sarrazin P.*
Blake D. F.
Rampe E. B.
Bristow T. F.
Gailhanou M.
et al.
CheMinX: A Next Generation XRD/XRF Instrument for Quantitative Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Mars
[#1365]
CheMinX is a next-generation X-ray diffraction/X-ray fluorescence instrument suitable for MER-class rovers and landers such as the Mars Life Explorer.
CheMinX is a next-generation X-ray diffraction/X-ray fluorescence instrument suitable for MER-class rovers and landers such as the Mars Life Explorer.
Hofmans K.*
Bannister M. T.
Bradley J. P.
Yalcin U.
Aves A.
et al.
Pristine Particle Collection with a Cyclonic Separator on Long-Duration Stratospheric Flights Above New Zealand
[#1434]
Ancient dust drifts down / Wide wings soar through stardust falls / Let’s skim the high sky!
Ancient dust drifts down / Wide wings soar through stardust falls / Let’s skim the high sky!
Prettyman T. H.*
Buxner S.
Steckel A. V.
Knightly J. P.
Hendrix A.
et al.
Radioelement Geochemistry: Rover Analog Study at Yellow Cat
[#1389]
Radioelement data acquired by a rover-mounted Gamma Ray Spectrometer is used for high-contrast lithologic mapping in an operational analog study at Yellow Cat.
Radioelement data acquired by a rover-mounted Gamma Ray Spectrometer is used for high-contrast lithologic mapping in an operational analog study at Yellow Cat.
Miura Y. N.*
Cho Y.
Kurokawa H.
Saito Y.
Kasahara S.
et al.
Development of Instrumentation for Atmospheric Neon Measurements on Mars
[#2276]
In order to measure atmospheric neon on Mars, we propose an instrument combining a polyimide sheet as the permeable membrane for Ne-Ar separation and a mass spectrometer.
In order to measure atmospheric neon on Mars, we propose an instrument combining a polyimide sheet as the permeable membrane for Ne-Ar separation and a mass spectrometer.
Retherford K. D.*
Moore T. Z.
Miller M. A.
Molyneux P. M.
Whizin A.
et al.
Lunar Raman Deep Ultraviolet Visible Spectrograph (LR-DUV-VIS) Concept
[#2217]
Lunar Raman light / Deep UV and Visible / Spectrograph observes .
Lunar Raman light / Deep UV and Visible / Spectrograph observes .
Cecchi M. F.*
Wurtz-Pra S.
Goldman B.
Foing B.
Implementation of Hydroponic Systems on Moon Analogs and Comparison with Traditional Cultivation Systems
[#2898]
We analyze and compare the growth of different plant species in hydroponic and soil-based systems on Moon analogs under different light/radiation conditions.
We analyze and compare the growth of different plant species in hydroponic and soil-based systems on Moon analogs under different light/radiation conditions.
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