Subject: | Draft Theory Chapter for Small Bodies |
Author: | Julie C (3227) Castillo-Rogez <[email protected]> |
Date: | 21-Jan-2011 19:31:42 |
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Hi,
In the experimental section we refer to the importance of better understanding the science return of remote sensing observations. Although the section is labelled "Laboratory Studies," it makes sense to include all relevant theoretical considerations needed to increase our understanding of the process and techniques discussed in that section.
Ludmilla, please send your input to Reggie and myself, so that we update the lab section accordingly.
Many Thanks,
Julie
PS: Please find that lab section attached, as it is obviously relevant to many aspects of the Theoretical Study section. We will add proper referencing to the other Roadmap sections in the next version. Your comments are much welcome.
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From: Mark V. Sykes [[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2011 1:55 PM
To: sbag theoretical
Subject: Re: [SBAG Theoretical Study] Draft Theory Chapter for Small Bodies Roadmap
Hi Ludmilla -
Good question. Would it make more sense to have it incorporated into Laboratory Studies, since it underlies observations?
Mark
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> Mark,
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> I wonder if "theory" means only the theory of formation and evolution
> of
> small bodies as this is in the current Roadmap. It seems to me that if
> Roadmap is "a primary source document for the future of small bodies
> robotic and human exploration by NASA" then the theoretical basis of
> remote sensing, i.e. theory of dust and regolith particles interaction
> with electromagnetic radiation, should be there too.
>
> Ludmilla
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