Complex spectral interactions of different minerals and textures in Mars terrestrial analogues: Some examples
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| Title: | Complex spectral interactions of different minerals and textures in Mars terrestrial analogues: Some examples |
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| Authors: | Longhi, I.1, Sgavetti, M. maria.sgavetti@unipr.it, Meli, S.1, Pompilio, L.1 |
| Source: | Planetary & Space Science. Jan2004, Vol. 52 Issue 1-3, p141. 7p. |
| Subjects: | Mars surface samples, Martian exploration, Metamorphic rocks, Mars (Planet) |
| Abstract: | Mineral interpretation of a planet surface using spectral libraries can be improved if the spectral variability, often characterizing the spectral data, can be explained as the result of well-defined geological processes. Reflectance spectra of metamorphic rocks are analyzed. Selected examples point out systematic and non-systematic relationships between spectral parameters (band wavelength, shape, and reflectance peaks) and geologically controlled variables (composition of minerals and mineral assemblages), thus establishing a conceptual framework that can facilitate the analysis of unknown spectra. [Copyright &y& Elsevier] |
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