de Kleer Research Group | Planetary Astronomy - Division of …
172 South Mudd Katherine de Kleer is an Assistant Professor of Planetary Science and Astronomy at Caltech. Her research group investigates the surfaces, atmospheres, and thermochemical histories of Solar System bodies through studying observational signatures at optical, infrared, and radio wavelengths.
Katherine de Kleer - Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences
The dataset reveals the time-evolution of ~75 individual volcanoes over nearly 300 nights since the beginning of 2013 (de Kleer et al. 2014;, de Kleer & de Pater 2016a) and constitutes the highest-cadence database of high-resolution observations of Io's thermal emission to date.
Katherine de Kleer - Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences
de Kleer Research Group | Planetary Astronomy Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences | Caltech Home Publications Research Teaching Group CV Ay/Ge 107 Introduction to Astronomical Observation
Katherine de Kleer - Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences
de Kleer Research Group | Planetary Astronomy Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences | Caltech Home Publications Research Teaching Group CV. Short-timescale spatial variability of Ganymede's optical aurora *Milby, Z., de Kleer, K., Schmidt, C., Leblanc, F. PSJ 5, 153 (2024).
Dr. Katherine de Kleer Assistant Professor of Planetary Science & Astronomy; Hufstedler Family Scholar California Institute of Technology web.gps.caltech.edu/∼dekleer Mailing: 1200 E California Blvd, M/C 150-21, Pasadena, CA 91125 Office: 172 S Mudd; (626) 395-4029 dekleer@caltech.edu
mariacamarca - web.gps.caltech.edu
I'm interested in using big telescopes on the ground and in space to access and interpret the wonderful geologic narratives encoded in the surfaces of our icy satellites. I am a member of Prof. Katherine de Kleer's research group.
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2004 . 1/6 Hyman Hartman <hymanhartman@hotmail.com>. The Origin of Life part 1 - A view from Biology . 1/13 Hyman Hartman <hymanhartman@hotmail.com>. The Origin of Life part 2- A view from the earth . 1/20 "Brian Kahn " < briank@cloud.atmos.ucla.edu>. On cirrus and aerosol properties from high-resolution
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