NASA NTRS · 19930008076
Lunar UV-visible-IR mapping interferometric spectrometer
Abstract
Ultraviolet-visible-infrared mapping digital array scanned interferometers for lunar compositional surveys was developed. The research has defined a no-moving-parts, low-weight and low-power, high-throughput, and electronically adaptable digital array scanned interferometer that achieves measurement objectives encompassing and improving upon all the requirements defined by the LEXSWIG for lunar mineralogical investigation. In addition, LUMIS provides a new, important, ultraviolet spectral mapping, high-spatial-resolution line scan camera, and multispectral camera capabilities. An instrument configuration optimized for spectral mapping and imaging of the lunar surface and provide spectral results in support of the instrument design are described.
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Smith, W. Hayden, Haskin, L., Korotev, R., Arvidson, R., Mckinnon, W., Hapke, B., Larson, S., Lucey, P.. 1992-01-01. Lunar UV-visible-IR mapping interferometric spectrometer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930008076
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