First observations with SuperCam and future plans
Jenna Kloosterman(University of Arizona), Gopal Narayanan(University of Massachusetts Amherst), A. W. Lichtenberger(University of Virginia), D. R. Golish(Planetary Science Institute), Hamdi Mani(Arizona State University), A. P. M. Towner(University of Arizona), David Lesser, S. Weinreb(California Institute of Technology), Michael Borden(University of Arizona), T. Cottam(University of Arizona), Paul Schickling(University of Arizona), Brandon Swift(University of Arizona), Per Schmidt(University of Arizona), Christopher Groppi, J. Kooi, Glenn Jones(Columbia University), P. Puetz(University of Cologne), C. Drouet d’Aubigny(Planetary Science Institute), Christopher K. Walker(University of Arizona), Craig Kulesa(University of Arizona)
Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE
June 19, 2012
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