Cassini Imaging Science: Instrument Characteristics and Anticipated Scientific Investigations at Saturn
C. C. Porco(University of California, Berkeley), W. M. Owen(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), T. Roatsch(Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e. V. (DLR)), A. Brahic(California Institute of Technology), A. S. McEwen(Planetary Science Institute), S. W. Squyres(Cornell University), K. Beurle(Queen Mary University of London), G. Neukum(Planet), L. Dones(Southwest Research Institute), C. D. Murray(Queen Mary University of London), Andrew P. Ingersoll(California Institute of Technology), Robert A. West(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Joseph A. Burns(Cornell University), Joseph Veverka(Cornell University), Benjamin Knowles(Space Science Institute), Anthony D. DelGenio, D. D. Dawson(University of Arizona), P. C. Thomas(Cornell University), T. V. Johnson(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Vance Haemmerle(University of Arizona)
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