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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Planetary Analogs"”.

  1. Subsurface Planetary Investigation Techniques and Their Role for Assessing Subsurface Planetary Composition

    <p>Subsurface planetary investigation techniques are of high interest and importance for the scientific community. Not only they can enhance our knowledge of the history of planetary formation but also can lead to information about its future. Whether the investigation is being conducted remotely …

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  2. A Comparison of Relict and Active Terrestrial Patterned Ground as an Analog for Mars

    <p>Patterned ground is a ubiquitous landform in periglacial regions of Earth and is also present across the mid to high latitudes of Mars. The association of terrestrial patterned ground to the presence of subsurface water ice in the form of permafrost that develops a seasonal ‘wet’ active layer …

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  3. 3D GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) INVESTIGATIONS: BURIED CULVERTS, HISTORICAL GRAVES, A SANDSTONE RESERVOIR ANALOG, AND AN IMPACT CRATER

    … as buried culverts, historical graves, reservoir analogs, and impact craters. In the first case of “buried culverts” I evaluated the GPR performance across five antenna frequencies to determine which would best image buried culverts. Laboratory measurements of soil were made to provide independent …

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