A Saturnian longitude system based on a variable kilometric radiation period

By W. Kurth, A. Lecacheux, T. Averkamp, J. Groene, D. Gurnett. 2006

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Astronomy and Astrophysics

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. W. Kurth
2. D. Southwood
3. J. Groene
4. M. Kivelson

In Astronomy and Astrophysics

1. M. Kivelson
2. P. Thomas
3. Donald A. Gurnett
4. W. Kurth
5. D. Southwood
6. J. Groene
7. R. Thorne
8. Fran Bagenal

Citations in the corpus

• Saturnian magnetospheric dynamics: Elucidation of a camshaft model (2007, methodology): “Grid marks are spaced at 10 h 48.4 min which is the SKR periodicity predicted by long-term modeling of the signal Kurth et al. [2007] .”
• Report of the IAU Working Group on Cartographic Coordinates and Rotational Elements: 2009 (2011, background): “See Kurth et al. (2007), Gurnett et al. (2007), Anderson and Schubert (2007), and Russell and Dougherty (2010) for additional discussion.”
• An update to a Saturnian longitude system based on kilometric radio emissions (2008, methodology): “A new longitude system was proposed by Kurth et al. [2007] (hereafter”