Information - LF3 Geophysical Measurements in planetary soil analogs
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One of the main goal of planetary exploration is to determine the characteristics of surface materials in order to shed light on the geological evolution.
To this end, ground-based and in-situ (lander/rovers) observations and space-borne remote sensing instruments are providing more and more detailed data from planetary surfaces.
In order to best interpret these data a careful comparison with field and laboratory data of analogues materials is needed.
This session is aimed to collect the recent progresses obtained in geophysical measurements in planetary soil analogues.
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