Prof. Matsuda and His Contribution to Earth and Planetary Science

Application of shock compression science to Earth and planetary physics

Radar Remote Sensing for Earth and Planetary Science

Among imaging sensors, RADAR, an acronym for RAdio Detection And Ranging, is generally used in different modes. The radar system transmits a microwave signal directing towards the region of interest and detects the signal backscattered by the surface. Due to long wavelength, microwave signal can penetrate through cloud cover, haze, dust and heavy rainfall. This property of microwaves helps in a...

The high-pressure dimension in earth and planetary science.

B y far the bulk of our planet is hidden from view, within the earth, under high pressures and temperatures. The behavior of this material dictates the formation, evolution, and present state of the solid earth. Recent geophysical and geochemical studies of the planet present us with a rich array of large-scale processes and phenomena that are not fully understood. These range from the fate of ...

An introduction to the special issue of Earth and Planetary Science Letters on USArray science

Membrane Science and Engineering. A Tribute to the Prof. Drioli’s Pioneering Vision