Implementation of a Daylight Fluorescence Imaging System to Autonomously Detect Biomarkers of Extant Life in the Atacama Desert

Details Implementation of a Daylight Fluorescence Imaging System to Autonomously Detect Biomarkers of Extant Life in the Atacama Desert Implementation of a Daylight Fluorescence Imaging System to Autonomously Detect Biomarkers of Extant Life in the Atacama Desert

Mar 2006

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37th Annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, March 13-17, 2006, League City, Texas, abstract no.2456

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We have integrated a biomarker detection system with a rover for the
search for sparse life in extreme environments. The system incorporated
a pulsed fluorescence imager, a reagent sprayer, and a surface scraping
device for remote detection of fluorescence signals.

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