Development of an Ultracompact Neutron Spectrometer for Identifying Near-Surface Water on Mars

Details Development of an Ultracompact Neutron Spectrometer for Identifying Near-Surface Water on Mars Development of an Ultracompact Neutron Spectrometer for Identifying Near-Surface Water on Mars

Mar 2002

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33rd Annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, March 11-15, 2002, Houston, Texas, abstract no.1597

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We are developing a neutron spectrometer (NS) that can make measurements
of near-surface (<1 m) water and/or hydrated minerals from a rover on
Mars. Using neutron transport models, we find that attaching a NS to a
rover does not substantially degrade its ability to detect near-surface
water.

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