Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere

A reinterpretation of the convective heat transport concept is presented for the IRIS measurements as an essential energy transfer mechanism. Thermal convection in a radiatively heated ground atmosphere system is discussed along with CO2 sublimation and diffusion from the Martian polar ice cap. A sy...

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Main Author: Pallmann, A. J.
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Published: 1974
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spelling ftnasantrs:oai:casi.ntrs.nasa.gov:19740021150 2023-05-15T16:38:09+02:00 Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere Pallmann, A. J. Unclassified, Unlimited, Publicly available Jul 1, 1974 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19740021150 unknown Document ID: 19740021150 Accession ID: 74N29263 http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19740021150 No Copyright CASI SPACE SCIENCES NASA-CR-138835 1974 ftnasantrs 2019-07-21T05:30:38Z A reinterpretation of the convective heat transport concept is presented for the IRIS measurements as an essential energy transfer mechanism. Thermal convection in a radiatively heated ground atmosphere system is discussed along with CO2 sublimation and diffusion from the Martian polar ice cap. A systematic reappraisal of the existing model is also included. Other/Unknown Material Ice cap Polar Ice Cap NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)
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Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere
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description A reinterpretation of the convective heat transport concept is presented for the IRIS measurements as an essential energy transfer mechanism. Thermal convection in a radiatively heated ground atmosphere system is discussed along with CO2 sublimation and diffusion from the Martian polar ice cap. A systematic reappraisal of the existing model is also included.
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author_facet Pallmann, A. J.
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title Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere
title_short Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere
title_full Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere
title_fullStr Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere
title_full_unstemmed Reinterpretation of Mariner 9 IRIS data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden Martian atmosphere
title_sort reinterpretation of mariner 9 iris data on the basics of a simulation of radiative-conductive transfer in the dust-laden martian atmosphere
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