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Data in Planetary Science

Data in Planetary Science. FIELDS. TYPES. ORIGINS. Image Spectrum Dynamic spectrum Spectral cube Volume Profile. Movie Cube Time series Catalog Spatial vector. Earth based o bservations. Artist view , Terrestrial magnetosphere . ESA. APEX Telescope . ES0.

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Data in Planetary Science

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  1. Data in Planetary Science FIELDS TYPES ORIGINS Image Spectrum Dynamicspectrum Spectral cube Volume Profile Movie Cube Time series Catalog Spatial vector Earthbasedobservations Artistview, Terrestrialmagnetosphere. ESA. APEX Telescope. ES0. Hubble Telescope. ESA. Experiments Spectroscopy Plasmas Pan-STARRS telescope on Maui. NASA Remotesensing Absorption/ Reflectance/Emission Space observations Aurora borealis. NASA. Imaging Magneticfield Solar System Orrery by Asa Smith, 1850 Dustspectroscopy Planetarydynamics and extra-terrestrialmatter Particlespectroscopy (mass, energy, electric charge, velocity…) CASSINI. NASA Chromatography Venus Express. ESA. Gravityfield Altimetry Venus Atmosphere. NASA/NSSDC Mars Express. ESA. Referenceframes Titan Atmosphere. NASA Numericalsimulations Atmospheres • Planetreference frame • Heliocentricreference frame • Earthreference frame Jupiter’s red spot. NASA Coordinatesystems Mars. NASA. Venus. DLR. Interiors and surfaces • Cartesian • Spherical • 2D, 3D Jupiter. NASA. Mars. German Aerospace Centre (DLR). Laboratoryexperiments Asteroid Lutetia. ESA. Timescales Small bodies, dust and TNO’s PLASMA experiment. LISA/IPSL • ~1s to ~1h • Diurnal • Seasonal • Secular Comet West. OHP, FRANCE. LIPhy Zodiacal light, Chile. ESO.

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