The spectral characterization of planetary surfaces needs sets of laboratory's experiments to better characterize and model the properties on analogues or extraterrestrial material. Despite the differences in composition, the environmental condition, e.g. temperature and pressure, is also an important variable to consider on those laboratory experiments. We thus propose spectra of reflectance and emissivity of mixtures composed of a Mg-rich silicate and a sulfide component in the VIS-MIR (Visible-Mid Infrared) and in the TIR (Thermal Infrared) ranges acquired at PSL (Planetary Spectroscopy Laboratory) at DLR, Berlin
Accurate analyses of existing spacecraft data and telescopic observations are of fundamental importa...
We present reflectance spectra of Mercury analog materials, compare the TIR reflectance spectra of t...
We have measured the emissivity and reflectance spectra for a suite of analogues of relevance for as...
Mercury is an extreme planet with the largest temperature excursion in the Solar System that may aff...
Remote-sensing infrared spectroscopy is the principal field of investigation for planetary surfaces ...
To detect the mineral diversity of a planet's surface, it is essential to study the spectral variati...
<p>Remote-sensing infrared spectroscopy is the principal field of investigation for planetary surfac...
New spectral orbital thermal infrared data of Mars are being acquired by the thermal infrared channe...
Spectral signatures of minerals are intimately related to the crystal structure; therefore they may ...
Mineralogical composition study of planetary surfaces is mostly performed by means of remote sensing...
Spectroscopy is still the most accurate methodology to study the surface composition (and its evolut...
Spectroscopy is still the most accurate methodology to remotely study the surface composition of cel...
In the last decade the Planetary Emissivity Laboratory (PEL) of DLR in Berlin has provided spec-tral...
At the Planetary Emissivity Laboratory (PEL) of the German Aerospace Center, DLR, in Berlin we are ...
To facilitate the development of the MERTIS instrument for BepiColombo, a list of Mercury analogue m...
Accurate analyses of existing spacecraft data and telescopic observations are of fundamental importa...
We present reflectance spectra of Mercury analog materials, compare the TIR reflectance spectra of t...
We have measured the emissivity and reflectance spectra for a suite of analogues of relevance for as...
Mercury is an extreme planet with the largest temperature excursion in the Solar System that may aff...
Remote-sensing infrared spectroscopy is the principal field of investigation for planetary surfaces ...
To detect the mineral diversity of a planet's surface, it is essential to study the spectral variati...
<p>Remote-sensing infrared spectroscopy is the principal field of investigation for planetary surfac...
New spectral orbital thermal infrared data of Mars are being acquired by the thermal infrared channe...
Spectral signatures of minerals are intimately related to the crystal structure; therefore they may ...
Mineralogical composition study of planetary surfaces is mostly performed by means of remote sensing...
Spectroscopy is still the most accurate methodology to study the surface composition (and its evolut...
Spectroscopy is still the most accurate methodology to remotely study the surface composition of cel...
In the last decade the Planetary Emissivity Laboratory (PEL) of DLR in Berlin has provided spec-tral...
At the Planetary Emissivity Laboratory (PEL) of the German Aerospace Center, DLR, in Berlin we are ...
To facilitate the development of the MERTIS instrument for BepiColombo, a list of Mercury analogue m...
Accurate analyses of existing spacecraft data and telescopic observations are of fundamental importa...
We present reflectance spectra of Mercury analog materials, compare the TIR reflectance spectra of t...
We have measured the emissivity and reflectance spectra for a suite of analogues of relevance for as...