The International Mars Ice Mapper (I-MIM) mission concept has been conceived by the Italian, Canadian, Japanese, and US Space Agencies partners (ASI, CSA, JAXA, and NASA) with the primary goal of reco
Vis-NIR (0.8-4.2 µm) reflectance spectra of Natrite with three different grain sizes (36-50, 75-100 and 125-150 µm) acquired at 11 temperatures between 93K and 279K
Understanding the distribution and characteristics of impact craters on planetary surfaces is essential for unraveling geological processes and the evolution of celestial bodies. Several machine learn
