Development of the probing in-situ with Neutron and Gamma rays (PING) instrument for planetary science applications
Parsons Ann(Goddard Space Flight Center), J. I. Trombka(Goddard Space Flight Center), M. Namkung(Goddard Space Flight Center), T. P. McClanahan(Goddard Space Flight Center), S. Nowicki(Los Alamos National Laboratory), L. F. Lim(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jeffrey S. Schweitzer(University of Connecticut), Dan Bürger(Vanderbilt University), Larry G. Evans(Goddard Space Flight Center), S. Floyd(Goddard Space Flight Center), R. Starr(Goddard Space Flight Center), J. Bodnarik(University of Arizona)
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