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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths
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Observation a0fb7a33-80e9-4b89-b027-eec79a932187 · outbound
This paper cites 2021; Gaudi et al.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths 2021; Gaudi et al
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Observation 7da2c9e6-a13a-46c7-88df-76eeafadeef4 · outbound
This paper cites Many teams are working on constraining what spectroscopic signature molecules of life, or biomarkers, could be targeted to constrain whether an exoplanet hosts life.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Many teams are working on constraining what spectroscopic signature molecules of life, or biomarkers, could be targeted to constrain whether an exoplanet hosts life
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This paper cites DSCOVR is in a Lissajous orbit around L1, where it takes dayside images of the Earth approximately every hour.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths DSCOVR is in a Lissajous orbit around L1, where it takes dayside images of the Earth approximately every hour
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Observation 4e1602cf-80a7-4f24-b2ac-7bfa3edd6816 · outbound
This paper cites This is by no means the only work that describes these phases as such, but in the interest of clarity it is included here.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths This is by no means the only work that describes these phases as such, but in the interest of clarity it is included here
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Observation 01e363f0-807a-4924-9ecb-2ffbfa984706 · outbound
This paper cites The simulaZons in Figure 2 where the EPIC images are reproduced show the main features are reproduced well.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths The simulaZons in Figure 2 where the EPIC images are reproduced show the main features are reproduced well
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Observation 8d86fd98-593b-4894-81d3-d2bf311a244e · outbound
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The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Unresolved cited work
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Observation 10e270d5-0167-4fea-b424-341b54fda004 · outbound
This paper cites 2020, Astrophys J, 896 (The American Astronomical Society), 22 Arnold, L., Gillet, S., Lardière, O., Riaud, P ., & Schneider, J.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths 2020, Astrophys J, 896 (The American Astronomical Society), 22 Arnold, L., Gillet, S., Lardière, O., Riaud, P ., & Schneider, J
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Observation 8e91dd92-a30d-42b7-bb54-13725ab90b97 · outbound
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The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Unresolved cited work
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Observation 71bb28ce-9a22-4dc2-bd26-7290a0878b99 · outbound
This paper cites The HWO is currently only a recommendation from the 2020 astrophysics decadal study, so the settings adopted are the requirements of the observatory from this study.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths The HWO is currently only a recommendation from the 2020 astrophysics decadal study, so the settings adopted are the requirements of the observatory from this study
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Observation 06680b5b-3c93-48de-ab4a-f9f6535f8d10 · outbound
This paper cites The images in the top are generated from the spectra in units of spectral radiance, which is subsequently converted to albedo for the middle panels.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths The images in the top are generated from the spectra in units of spectral radiance, which is subsequently converted to albedo for the middle panels
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Observation adf0799c-1a50-4dfe-962f-d6806ce06779 · outbound
This paper cites For snow coverage, monthly average data is obtained from another MODIS source (MOD10CM).
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths For snow coverage, monthly average data is obtained from another MODIS source (MOD10CM)
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Observation 47cac828-65df-4759-94f7-f4d75ed8f634 · outbound
This paper cites 2011; LusZg-Yaeger et al.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths 2011; LusZg-Yaeger et al
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Observation 30b810d3-eaa4-4bb8-ac34-a4ccb9c0a6cd · outbound
This paper cites 2016; Burt & Smith 2012; Livengood et al.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths 2016; Burt & Smith 2012; Livengood et al
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Observation 91127c53-4ec5-453f-93b6-c2858283bc79 · outbound
This paper cites 2011, 2009; De Cock et al.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths 2011, 2009; De Cock et al
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The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Unresolved cited work
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The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Unresolved cited work
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Observation 9f1565e0-e903-4741-8527-806c550e6969 · outbound
This paper cites The focus of the comparison is instead on the spaZal variaZons.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths The focus of the comparison is instead on the spaZal variaZons
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This paper cites In this work, we approximated the effects of these various aerosols, excluding water ice and water clouds, with a single Mie scaOerer.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths In this work, we approximated the effects of these various aerosols, excluding water ice and water clouds, with a single Mie scaOerer
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Observation 467a7e09-9cbe-46a8-8cee-e0f0786381d6 · outbound
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The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Unresolved cited work
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This paper cites Second panel: Simulations (top row) and Himawari-8 observations of the Earth from geostationary orbit (longitude 140.7).
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Second panel: Simulations (top row) and Himawari-8 observations of the Earth from geostationary orbit (longitude 140.7)
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This paper cites Surface reflecZons, Rayleigh scaOering, refracZon, collision induced absorpZon are included in the simulaZons.
The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths Surface reflecZons, Rayleigh scaOering, refracZon, collision induced absorpZon are included in the simulaZons
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Observation 637c2d25-32fe-4b52-89cd-f12f181b0c9f · inbound
Towards the Habitable Worlds Observatory: 1D CNN Retrieval of Reflection Spectra from Evolving Earth Analogs cites this paper.
Towards the Habitable Worlds Observatory: 1D CNN Retrieval of Reflection Spectra from Evolving Earth Analogs The pale blue dot: using the Planetary Spectrum Generator to simulate signals from hyper realistic exo-Earths
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