A Search for Active Volcanoes and Compositional Variation in Crust on Venus Using Nightside Near-Infrared Thermal Radiation

Details A Search for Active Volcanoes and Compositional Variation in Crust on Venus Using Nightside Near-Infrared Thermal Radiation A Search for Active Volcanoes and Compositional Variation in Crust on Venus Using Nightside Near-Infrared Thermal Radiation

Mar 2003

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34th Annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, March 17-21, 2003, League City, Texas, abstract no.1297

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The 1.0-micrometer window will allow us to measure the venusian surface
based on spacecraft observation and ground-based telescopic observation.
Using this window, we will be able to detect active volcanoes and
compositional variation on Venus.

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