Preliminary study of Venus cloud layers with polarimetric data from SPICAV/VEx
Authors:
- Loïc RossiLRLoïc Rossi
- Emmanuel MarcqEMEmmanuel Marcq
- Franck MontmessinFMFranck Montmessin
- Anna FedorovaAFAnna Fedorova
- Daphne StamDSDaphne Stam
- Jean-Loup BertauxJBJean-Loup Bertaux
- Oleg KorablevOKOleg Korablev
- 1 August 2015
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Planetary and Space Science
- Vol. 113-114, 159-168
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Funding Information
- Roscosmos (Russian Space Agency) and the Russian Government grant to the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (11.G34.31.0074)
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