Solar system remote sensing
Subtitle: September 20-21, 2002, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
By: sponsors, University of Pittsburgh ... [et al.].
Series: LPI contribution -- no. 1129
Publisher: Lunar and Planetary Institute
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Houston, TX
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Planetary science; Remote sensing; Congresses; Planets; Exploration; Remote-sensing images
Other titles: Abstracts volume
Notes: "This volume contains abstracts that have been accepted for presentation at the symposium on Solar System Remote Sensing, Septmber 20-21, 2002, in Pittsburgh, pennsylvania"--Pref.

"Abstract volume"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Effects of rock coating on reflectance spectra of rock samples; title: On the distribution and implications of mantled and exhumed terrains on Mars; title: Testing the Hapke model for the optical effects of space weathering; title: Photometric modeling of a cometary nucleus : taking Hapke modeling to the limit; title: The diverse surface compositions of the Galilean satellites; title: Evolving perspectives on space weathering of asteroids; title: The nature of space weathering effects on Asteroid 433 Eros; title: ANTS : applying a new paradigm to lunar and planetary exploration; title: Planetary regolith surface analogs and mesoscale topography : optimized determination of Hapke parameters using multi-angular spectro-imaging; title: Toward an improved single-particle model for large, irregular grains; title: Backscatter effects of particles with perfect and irregular shapes : geometric optics approach; title: Mars radar observations with the Goldstone solar system radar; title: Thermal modeling on planetary regoliths; title: ^; title: A new method for estimating the single scattering phase functions of regolith grains; title: The lunar phase curve in the near ultraviolet; title: Ultraviolet surface properties of the icy Galilean satellites from phase curve analysis; title: Earth-based radar speckle displacement interferometry to study the spin-vector of Venus; title: Evidence for global radar speckle pattern displacement to measure Mercury's obliquity and librations; title: Using the Hapke rough reflectance factor for calibration of atmospheric emissions at Mercury and the Moon; title: Dust coating at the Mars Pathfinder landing site; title: Microstructural studies of space weathering effects in lunar materials; title: Four station interferometric radar observations of Mars; title: A complete first order Hapke model of the near-infrared spectral reflectance of the Moon; title: Coherent backscattering by random particulate media in the solar System; title: CRISM : Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars on the Mars reconnaissance orbiter; title: ^; title: Small particle and cemented textures : two challenges for remote compositional analysis; title: The opposition effect : a very unusual case; title: Space weathering processes on Mercury; title: New estimates of lunar opposition spike characteristics with Clementine data; title: Groundbased radar investigations of asteroids and planetary regolith analogs; title: Lessons learned from lunar exploration : the Moon continues to surprise us; title: Intercontinental bistatic radar test observation of Asteroid 1998 WT24; title: Compositional remote sensing of icy planets and satellites beyond Jupiter; title: Simulation of space weathering by nanosecond pulse laser irradiation : spectral change and TEM-ESR confirmation of nanophase iron particles; title: Dependence of the spectral BRDF of sulfur surfaces with material texture : laboratory measurements with the spectrophoto-goniometer at LPG; title: Remote sensing analysis of the Terra Meridiani Region, Mars; title: Initial results from the Bloomsburg University goniometer laboratory; title: ^; title: Interpreting photometry of planetary regoliths : progress and problems as seen from Kharkov; title: Mercury's surface composition from surface spectroscopy; title: Light scatter by particulate surfaces with different topography; title: Combining the MGM and Hapke theory : two models are better than one; title: Origin of surface-correlated and agglutinitic nanophase Fe° : a bedtime story for Bruce; title: Unmixing the lunar surface; title: Hubble Space Telescope photometry of Mimas, Enceladas, Tethys, Dione, and Rhea; title: End member analyses of spaceborne thermal infrared data of Meteor Crater, Arizona and application to future Mars data sets; title: an automated spectral deconvolution algorithm : application to thermal infrared studies of Earth and Mars; title: Negative polarization of light scattered by cometary dust and planetary regolith : two different mechanisms.