Radar: The Cassini Titan Radar Mapper

By C. Elachi, Michael Allison, L. Borgarelli, P. Encrenaz, Eastwood Im, M. Janssen, William T. K. Johnson, R. Kirk, Ralph D. Lorenz, Jonathan I. Lunine and 12 more. 2004

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Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Atmospheric Science

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1. Jason W. Barnes
2. Oded Aharonson
3. Jonathan I. Lunine
4. Jon Fortney
5. Adam Burrows
6. M. Marley
7. T. Guillot
8. J. D. Kirkpatrick

Citations in the corpus

• An asymmetric distribution of lakes on Titan as a possible consequence of orbital forcing (2009, methodology): “These features were mapped by the radar instrument on the Cassini orbite”
• The bathymetry of a Titan sea (2014, unknown): “Hundreds of lakes and seas have been imaged on Saturn ’ s large moon Titan [ Stofan et al ., 2007; Hayes et al ., 2008] and assumed on indirect inference to contain ethane and methane [ Elachi et al ., 2004; Lunine and Lorenz , 2009; Brown et al ., 2008].”
• Cryovolcanism on Titan: New results from Cassini RADAR and VIMS (2013, background): “field by Elachi et al. [2005] and Lopes et al. [2007], although a fluvial origin was also considered possible.”