This website was created by Arizona State University to provide current information about Mini-Thermal Emission Spectrometer (Mini-TES) and details about infrared spectroscopy. Students and educators can learn about the instrument's capabilities to collect mineralogy and thermophysical data on the terrain of Mars. Scientists can view the first mineral map gathered from the Mini-TES aboard the Mars...

This website describes a satellite instrument designed by the Jet Propulsion Lab that will fly aboard NASA's Aura spacecraft in June 2004 and will study Earth's troposphere and ozone. The website provides links to information on the TES status, TES data products, mission details, the science behind TES, and related TES publications. The Gallery section includes animations and image plots of...

This report, by Michael L. Whiting and Susan L. Ustin of the Center for Spatial Technology and Remote Sensing (CSTARS) at the University of California, assesses low altitude Airborne Visible and Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS) data as a means of identifying "soil salinity and organic matter concentrations in soils." The report includes tables and color figures, in addition to the main text...