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- 2022Visible and near-InfraRed (VNIR) reflectance of silicate glasses: Characterization of a featureless spectrum and implications for planetary geologycitations
- 2022Reflectance of silicate glasses in the mid-infrared region (MIR): Implications for planetary researchcitations
- 2019NIR and mid-IR spectroscopy on silicate glasses for the characterization of magmatic bodies on terrestrial planets.
- 2018Spectroscopy on silicate glasses from two magmatic series: implications for planetary studies.
- 2017Laboratory experiments on ammoniated clay minerals with relevance for asteroid (1) Ceres
- 2012In Situ Collection of Refractory Dust in the Upper Stratosphere: The DUSTER Facilitycitations
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Spectroscopy on silicate glasses from two magmatic series: implications for planetary studies.
Abstract
Spectroscopy is a powerful tool for remote sensing and it is of primary importance for the planetary investigation. Through experimental petrology, this work uses volcanic terrestrial examples to present a spectral database of glassy material of different chemical composition, which will be useful to build up models for the interpretation of remote sensed data. In particular, spectral features may tell us the degree of evolution of volcanic rocks....