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Robotic Technologies for Surveying Habitats and Seeking Evidence of Life: Results from the 2004 Field Experiments of the ?ife in the Atacama?Project
David Wettergreen, Nathalie Cabrol, William (Red) L. Whittaker, Guillermo Chong Diaz, Francisco Calderon, Stuart Heys, Dominic Jonak, Rolf Allan Luders, Jeffrey Moersch, David Pane, Marion Smith, Kristen Stubbs, James Teza, Paul Tompkins, Daniel Villa, Chris Williams, Michael D. Wagner, Alan Waggoner, Shmuel Weinstein, and Michael Wyatt
Lunar and Planetary Science Conference XXXVI, March, 2005.
| Abstract |
| The Life in the Atacama project is surveying habitats and mapping the distribution of life in regions of the Atacama Desert. The project seeks to develop robotic technologies and exploration methods that are necessary for the long-distance traverse essential to the investigation. |
| Notes |
 Associated Center(s) / Consortia:
Field Robotics Center Associated Project(s):
Life in the Atacama |
| Text Reference |
| David Wettergreen, Nathalie Cabrol, William (Red) L. Whittaker, Guillermo Chong Diaz, Francisco Calderon, Stuart Heys, Dominic Jonak, Rolf Allan Luders, Jeffrey Moersch, David Pane, Marion Smith, Kristen Stubbs, James Teza, Paul Tompkins, Daniel Villa, Chris Williams, Michael D. Wagner, Alan Waggoner, Shmuel Weinstein, and Michael Wyatt, "Robotic Technologies for Surveying Habitats and Seeking Evidence of Life: Results from the 2004 Field Experiments of the ?ife in the Atacama?Project," Lunar and Planetary Science Conference XXXVI, March, 2005. |
| BibTeX Reference |
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@inproceedings{Wettergreen_2005_5247, author = "David Wettergreen and Nathalie Cabrol and William (Red) L. Whittaker and Guillermo Chong Diaz and Francisco Calderon and Stuart Heys and Dominic Jonak and Rolf Allan Luders and Jeffrey Moersch and David Pane and Marion Smith and Kristen Stubbs and James Teza and Paul Tompkins and Daniel Villa and Chris Williams and Michael D Wagner and Alan Waggoner and Shmuel Weinstein and Michael Wyatt", title = "Robotic Technologies for Surveying Habitats and Seeking Evidence of Life: Results from the 2004 Field Experiments of the ?ife in the Atacama?Project", booktitle = "Lunar and Planetary Science Conference XXXVI", month = "March", year = "2005", } |
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