Instrumental requirements for the study of Venus’ cloud top using the UV imaging spectrometer VeSUV
Authors:
- Emmanuel MarcqEMEmmanuel Marcq
- Franck MontmessinFMFranck Montmessin
- Jérémie LasueJLJérémie Lasue
- Bruno BézardBBBruno Bézard
- Kandis L. JessupKJKandis L. Jessup
- Yeon Joo LeeYLYeon Joo Lee
- Colin F. WilsonCWColin F. Wilson
- Benjamin LustrementBLBenjamin Lustrement
- Nicolas RouanetNRNicolas Rouanet
- Gabriel GuignanGGGabriel Guignan
- 1 July 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Advances In Space Research
- Vol. 68 (1) , 275-291
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Funding Information
- ESA
- UK Space Agency
- CNES
- Horizon 2020 European Innovation Council Fast Track to Innovation
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