Collection Information
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| IDENTIFIER |
urn:nasa:pds:gbo.ast.rivkin.3-micron-spectra:data::1.0
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| NAME |
Data Collection for the Rivkin Three Micron Asteroid Data Bundle
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| TYPE |
Document
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| DESCRIPTION |
This data set includes 3-micron spectra of asteroids and other small bodies taken by Andy Rivkin and collaborators.
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| SEARCH/ACCESS DATA |
Rivkin Three Micron Asteroid Data Online
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| Citation |
| DIGITAL OBJECT IDENTIFIER (DOI) |
10.26033/jvar-n370 (from parent bundle)
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| AUTHORS |
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| EDITORS |
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| PUBLICATION YEAR |
2025
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| DESCRIPTION |
This data set includes 3-micron spectra of asteroids and other small bodies taken by Andy Rivkin and collaborators.
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| Context |
| START DATE TIME |
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| LOCAL MEAN SOLAR TIME |
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| LOCAL TRUE SOLAR TIME |
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| SOLAR LONGITUDE |
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| PRIMARY RESULT PURPOSE |
Science
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| PRIMARY RESULT PROCESSING LEVEL |
Derived
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| PRIMARY RESULT DESCRIPTION |
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| PRIMARY RESULT WAVELENGTH RANGE |
Near Infrared
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| PRIMARY RESULT DOMAIN |
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| PRIMARY RESULT DISCIPLINE NAME |
Spectroscopy
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| INVESTIGATION |
No Specific Investigation
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| OBSERVING SYSTEM |
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| OBSERVING SYSTEM COMPONENT |
IRTF 3.2m
Infra Red Telescope Facility-Maunakea
RC2
NSFCam
Infrared cold coronagraph (CoCo)
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| TARGET |
Multiple Asteroids
Phobos
Deimos
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| REFERENCES |
Rivkin, A.S., E.S. Howell, D.T. Britt, L.A. Lebofsky, M.C. Nolan, and D.D. Branston 1995. 3-micron spectrophotometric survey of M- and E-class asteroids. Icarus 117, 90-100.
Rivkin, A.S., B.E. Clark, D.T. Britt, and L.A. Lebofsky 1997. Infrared spectrophotometry of the NEAR flyby target 253 Mathilde. Icarus 127, 255-257.
Rivkin, A.S., E.S. Howell, L.A. Lebofsky, B.E. Clark, and D.T. Britt 2000. The nature of M-class asteroids from 3-micron observations. Icarus 145, 351-368.
Rivkin, A.S. and B.E. Clark 2001. Observations of 433 Eros from 1.25 to 3.35 microns. Meteoritics and Plan. Sci. 36, 1727-1729.
Rivkin, A.S., R.H. Brown, D.E. Trilling, J.F. Bell III, and J.H. Plassman 2002. Near-infrared spectrophotometry of Phobos and Deimos. Icarus 156, 64-75.
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