REMS
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Mars rover payload instrument
meteorological instrument suite
scientific instrument
spacecraft instrument
REMS is a meteorological instrument suite on NASA's Curiosity rover that measures Martian weather and atmospheric conditions.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
Mars rover payload instrument
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meteorological instrument suite → scientific instrument → spacecraft instrument → |
| acronymFor |
Rover Environmental Monitoring Station
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| communicationVia |
Curiosity rover data system
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| dataUsedFor |
boundary layer studies on Mars
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climate studies of Mars → dust storm characterization → |
| designedBy |
Centro de Astrobiología
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Spanish National Institute for Aerospace Technology → |
| developedForAgency |
NASA
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| hasComponent |
air temperature sensor
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ground temperature sensor → humidity sensor → pressure sensor → ultraviolet sensor → wind sensor → |
| hostMissionLandingDate |
2012-08-06
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| hostMissionLaunchDate |
2011-11-26
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| hostSpacecraft |
Curiosity
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| internationalCollaboration |
Spain
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United States NERFINISHED → |
| locatedAt |
Gale Crater
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| measures |
Martian weather
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air temperature → atmospheric conditions → atmospheric pressure → ground temperature → relative humidity → ultraviolet radiation → wind direction → wind speed → |
| missionType |
in-situ atmospheric observation
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| mountedOn |
Curiosity rover
NERFINISHED
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| operatedBy |
Mars Science Laboratory science team
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| operatedOn |
Mars
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| partOfMission |
Mars Science Laboratory
NERFINISHED
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| powerSource |
Curiosity rover power system
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| primaryScienceTarget |
Martian lower atmosphere
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| provides |
daily meteorological data
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diurnal temperature cycles → pressure variations → wind patterns → |
| supports |
environmental characterization of Mars surface
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habitability assessment on Mars → operations planning for Curiosity rover → |
| targetBody |
Mars atmosphere
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Curiosity rover
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instrument |
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Mars Science Laboratory
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scienceInstruments |