Cassini-Jupiter microwave observing campaign: DSN and GAVRT observations of Jovian synchrotron radio emission
This paper discusses the Cassini-Jupiter microwave observing campaign.
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Klein, M. J.
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Contributions to radio astronomy by pre-college students participating in the GAVRT science education partnership
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Microwave observations of intra-day variability of quasars by students participating in the GAVRT science education partnership
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Microwave observations of Jupiter's Synchrotron emission during the Galileo flyby of Amalthea in 2002
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Seasonal changes in the microwave brightness temperature of the Uranus atmosphere
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Long-term variations in the microwave brightness temperature of the Uranus atmosphere
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Jupiter's non-thermal radio emission: unveiling the jovian inner radiation belts through observations and modeling
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DSN and GAVRT observations of Jupiter at 13 GHz and the calibration of the Cassini radar instrument for passive radiometry
This paper reports the Cassini-JMOC observations supported by NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN) antennas at Goldstone, California.
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DSN and GAVRT observations of Jupiter at 13 GHz and the calibration of the Cassini radar instrument for passive radiometry
One objective of the Cassini-Jupiter Microwave Observing Campaign observations was to measure Jupiter's average disk temperature with high accuracy at 13.78 GHz, which is the frequency of the radar receiver on the spacecraft. Preliminary results of the ground-based observations are reported. A second objective of the Cassini-JMOC project included an educational compment that allowed middle- and high school students to participate directly in the ground-based observations and data analysis.
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Synchrotron measurements of Jupiter's inner radiation belts
In this paper we discuss recent observations on the study of synchrotron radio emission from Jupiter's inner radiation belts.
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Synchrontron measurments of Jupiter's inner radiation belts
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Deep Space Network availability for radio and radar astronomy
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Pre-college students contribute to the Cassini-Jupiter millennium flyby
This paper reports supporting ground-based C-JMOC observations made with NASA's Deep Space Network antennas at Goldstone, California.
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Cassini-Jupiter microwave observing campaign: DSN and GAVRT observations of Jovian synchrotron radio emission
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Cassini, VLA, and DSN observations of Jupiter's synchrotron emission
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