Computer Science
Scientific paper
Dec 1978
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Computer Science
Basalt, Mars (Planet), Remote Sensors, Volcanoes, Volcanology, Graphs (Charts), Infrared Spectroscopy, Magnetic Properties, Mapping, Minerals, Rocks, Soils, Solar System, Spectrophotometry, Viking Lander Spacecraft, Viking Mars Program, Viking Orbiter Spacecraft
Scientific paper
Remote sensing evidence for basalts on Mars is only suggestive. Spectral reflectance, IR spectroscopy, multispectral maps and X-ray fluorescence were used to study the minerals and rocks. Evidence for volcanic activity came from Viking Orbiter imagery and Viking Lander images. Compositional information came from: (1) earthbased spectral reflectance measurements of the martian surface and dust clouds; (2) XRF analyses of martian soils; (3) spectrophotometric measurements of soils and boulders at Viking landing sites; and (4) theoretical models of the chemistry and mineralogy of the mantle of Mars based on density measurements.
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