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Potential In-situ Exploration of Subsurface Ice on the Moon Using EVA and Robotic Follow-up: The Haughton Crater Lunar Analog Study

Essam Heggy, Mark Helper, Terrence W. Fong, Pascal Lee, Matthew Deans, Maria Bualat, Jose Hurtado, and Kip Hodges
42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, March, 2011.


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Abstract
A two-year analog experiment using simulated EVAs and robotic follow-up was designed to simulate geologic and geophysical fieldwork to map volatiles on the moon.

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Text Reference
Essam Heggy, Mark Helper, Terrence W. Fong, Pascal Lee, Matthew Deans, Maria Bualat, Jose Hurtado, and Kip Hodges, "Potential In-situ Exploration of Subsurface Ice on the Moon Using EVA and Robotic Follow-up: The Haughton Crater Lunar Analog Study," 42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, March, 2011.

BibTeX Reference
@inproceedings{Fong_2011_6962,
   author = "Essam Heggy and Mark Helper and Terrence W Fong and Pascal Lee and Matthew Deans and Maria Bualat and Jose Hurtado and Kip Hodges",
   title = "Potential In-situ Exploration of Subsurface Ice on the Moon Using EVA and Robotic Follow-up: The Haughton Crater Lunar Analog Study",
   booktitle = "42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference",
   month = "March",
   year = "2011",
}

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