Generation and performance of automated jarosite mineral detectors for visible/near-infrared spectrometers at Mars
Authors:
- Martha S. GilmoreMGMartha S. Gilmore
- Benjamin BornsteinBBBenjamin Bornstein
- Matthew D. MerrillMMMatthew D. Merrill
- Rebecca CastañoRCRebecca Castaño
- James P. GreenwoodJGJames P. Greenwood
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- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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