Space Applications of LIBS
作者： David A. Cremers
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-45085-3_10
关键词: Instrumentation (computer programming) 、 Aerospace engineering 、 Space (commercial competition) 、 Context (language use) 、 Curiosity rover 、 Space exploration 、 Mars Exploration Program
摘要: The unique advantages of LIBS as an analytical tool to determine chemical composition has resulted in strong interest developing the technology for space exploration. To place capabilities context, a brief review will be presented prior missions Moon, Mars, and Venus along with discussion past current instrumentation used analysis planetary surfaces. development close-up stand-off measurements directed toward exploration discussed including recent laboratory work instrument designs future missions. ChemCam currently operating on Mars Curiosity rover also described.
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