A Multi-Instrument Spectral View of Europa from Galileo
J. C. Granahan(United States Geological Survey), Galileo Ssi Team, F. P. Fanale(University of Hawaii System), K. J. Becker(Planetary Science Institute), P. Helfenstein(Cornell University), G. Hansen, J. Veverka, D. L. Matson(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Galileo Nims Team, P. E. Geissler(University of Arizona), D. Cook(California Institute of Technology), M. J. S. Belton(Kitt Peak National Observatory), W. D. Smythe, T. L. Becker(Planetary Science Institute), R. Sullivan(Cornell University), R. W. Carlson, R. Greeley(Arizona State University), F. Leader(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), L. W. Kamp(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), B. E. Clark(Ithaca College), A. Ocampo, T. B. McCord(Bear Fight Institute)
LPI
March 1, 1997
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