LIR camera

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The LIR camera is a longwave infrared imaging instrument aboard the Akatsuki Venus orbiter used to study the planet’s atmospheric temperature structure and cloud dynamics.

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instanceOf infrared imaging instrument
scientific camera
spacecraft instrument
abbreviationOf Longwave Infrared Camera NERFINISHED
agency Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency NERFINISHED
contributesTo study of Venus atmospheric circulation
study of Venus super-rotation
countryOfAgency Japan NERFINISHED
dataType brightness temperature maps
thermal infrared images
fullName Longwave Infrared Camera NERFINISHED
missionType planetary remote sensing
mountedOn Akatsuki spacecraft payload module
observes cloud-top temperature distribution on Venus
thermal emission from Venus atmosphere
onMission Akatsuki Venus Climate Orbiter mission NERFINISHED
onSpacecraft Akatsuki NERFINISHED
operatedBy JAXA NERFINISHED
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency NERFINISHED
operationalEnvironment Venus orbit
primaryPurpose study atmospheric temperature structure of Venus
study cloud dynamics of Venus
spacecraftType Venus orbiter instrument
spectralBand longwave thermal infrared band
studiesRegion upper cloud layer of Venus
supportsScience Venus climate studies
Venus meteorology
targetBody Venus NERFINISHED
usedFor monitoring temporal variations of Venus clouds
retrieving temperature fields in Venus atmosphere
wavelengthRange longwave infrared

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Akatsuki Venus climate orbiter scientificInstrument LIR camera
subject surface form: Akatsuki