Characterization of the Resource Potential of Martian Soil using the Integrated Dust/Soil Experiment Package (IDEP)

Details Characterization of the Resource Potential of Martian Soil using the Integrated Dust/Soil Experiment Package (IDEP) Characterization of the Resource Potential of Martian Soil using the Integrated Dust/Soil Experiment Package (IDEP)

Jan 1997

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1997isr2.meet....5c&link_type=abstract

In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU II) Technical Interchange Meeting, p. 5

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Mars Surface, Soil Sampling, Extraterrestrial Resources, Mass Spectroscopy, Mars Atmosphere, Furnaces, Heat Treatment, Mass Spectrometers

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The Integrated Dust/Soil Experiment Package (IDEP) is a suite of instruments that can detect and quantify the abundances of useful raw materials on Mars. We focus here on its capability for resource characterization in the martian soil; however, it is also capable of detecting and quantifying gases in the atmosphere. This paper describes the scientific rationale and the engineering design behind the IDEP.

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