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Spectro-Polarimetric Survey of the Lunar Surface

Spectro-Polarimetric Survey of the Lunar Surface. 김성수 경희대학교 우주탐사회 워크샵 , 2014 년 2 월. Spectro-Polarimetric Imaging. The Lunar Regolith Exposure to charged particles and micrometeor bombardment causes accumulation of nanophase reduced iron (npFe 0 ) on lunar regolith grains,

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Spectro-Polarimetric Survey of the Lunar Surface

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  1. Spectro-Polarimetric Surveyof the Lunar Surface 김성수 경희대학교 우주탐사회 워크샵, 2014년 2월

  2. Spectro-Polarimetric Imaging • The Lunar Regolith • Exposure to charged particles and micrometeor bombardment causes • accumulation of nanophase reduced iron (npFe0) on lunar regolith grains, • decrease in grain size, • enrichment with glass material and agglutinates. • Measurements of the grain-size distributions will aid in the evaluation of dusty lunar environments both for human sorties and potential sites for lunar facilities. • Composition and grain size distribution, and the effects of space weathering are also crucial for understanding the structure and evolution of the Moon. • The evolution of from immature to mature grains is manifested in their spectral and polarimetric properties. • But, none of the recent or planned lunar orbiter missions are equipped with polarimetric optics. Reference: Hines, D.C., Shkuratov, Y., Kreslavsky, M., Schneider, G., Videen, G., Sitko, M., Hammel, H.B., & Wolff, M., 2008, "Probing the Lunar Surface Using Spatially Resolved Optical and Near-IR Imaging Polarimetry with HST/ACS and HST/NICMOS", a "white paper" in response to “Lunar Science with HST” initiative solicited by STScI.

  3. Evolutionof Grain Sizes

  4. Observed Polarizations

  5. Observed Polarizations

  6. Estimation of Particle Sizes

  7. Observations at Lick 경희대학교 Lick 천문대

  8. Polarimetryat 5 Bands 경희대학교 Lick 천문대

  9. Polarimetryat 5 Bands

  10. Polarimetryat 5 Bands

  11. Wavelength dependency of c1 parameters

  12. Thorium and Titanium maps Thorium Titanium c1(u)/c1(i)

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