PFS

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PFS (Planetary Fourier Spectrometer) is a scientific instrument designed to analyze the Martian atmosphere’s composition and temperature structure using infrared spectroscopy aboard the Mars Express spacecraft.

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instanceOf Fourier transform spectrometer
infrared spectrometer
scientific instrument
acronymFor Planetary Fourier Spectrometer
application atmospheric dynamics studies on Mars
climate studies of Mars
surface-atmosphere interaction studies on Mars
weather studies of Mars
canDetect carbon dioxide in Martian atmosphere
carbon monoxide in Martian atmosphere
minor atmospheric species on Mars
ozone in Martian atmosphere
water vapour in Martian atmosphere
carriedBy Mars Express
dataType radiance spectra
retrieved atmospheric profiles
spectral data
designedFor long-term monitoring of Martian atmosphere
fullName Planetary Fourier Spectrometer
measures atmospheric pressure
atmospheric temperature
gas abundances
infrared radiation absorbed by Martian atmosphere
infrared radiation emitted by Mars
spectral lines of atmospheric gases
vertical temperature profiles
mission Mars Express
surface form: Mars Express mission
observes day-side of Mars
night-side of Mars
operatedOn Mars Express
operationalEnvironment Martian orbit
orbitsWith Mars Express
surface form: Mars Express orbiter
platformType orbiter payload
primaryScienceTarget Martian atmosphere
scientificObjective measure atmospheric composition of Mars
measure temperature structure of Martian atmosphere
retrieve atmospheric pressure profiles on Mars
retrieve atmospheric temperature profiles on Mars
retrieve gas mixing ratios in Martian atmosphere
study seasonal variations in Martian atmosphere
study spatial variations in Martian atmosphere
study vertical temperature profiles in Martian atmosphere
spaceAgency European Space Agency
spectralRegion infrared
thermal infrared
targetBody Mars
usesTechnique Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
surface form: Fourier transform spectroscopy

infrared spectroscopy

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