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Planetary Geosciences

Geophysical Surveys and Geological Analyses of
Terrestrial Sites as Analogs to Mars

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image of SwRI field team scientists performing vertical electric soundings and transient electromagnetic soundings
image of SwRI field team scientists performing vertical electric soundings and transient electromagnetic soundings

Geophysical surveys of Mars analog sites on Earth are improving our understanding of potential conditions on Mars and how best to process and interpret data currently being sent by satellites in orbit. SwRI field team scientists are performing vertical electric soundings and transient electromagnetic soundings in the southwestern desert of Egypt and the Volcanic Tablelands, California.

 

For more information about the integrated geophysical and geological survey and data interpretation capabilities at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) or how you can contract with SwRI, please  contact Dr. Cynthia Dinwiddie at cdinwiddie@swri.org or (210) 522-6085.
 

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Dr. Cynthia Dinwiddie

Earth and Planetary Science

(210) 522-6085

cdinwiddie@swri.org

Related Terminology

planetary geology

Ganymede

Eros

planetary sciences

planetary geosciences

structural analysis

Martian crust

geologic investigations

groundwater flow

physical analog modeling

computer modeling

geophysical surveys

geological analyses

terrestrial sites

Ganymede's icy crust

pit chain formation

Mars

Pellas-Ryder award

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August 18, 2011