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Engineering-Level Model Atmospheres for Titan and Neptune
Author(s) -
C. G. Justus,
Aleta Duvall,
Dale L. Johnson
Publication year - 2003
Publication title -
36th aiaa/asme/sae/asee joint propulsion conference and exhibit
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2003-4803
Subject(s) - titan (rocket family) , neptune , astrobiology , computer science , aerospace engineering , environmental science , astronomy , planet , engineering , physics
Engineering-level atmospheric models for Titan and Neptune have been developed for use in NASA s systems analysis studies of aerocapture applications in missions to the outer planets. Analogous to highly successful Global Reference Atmospheric Models for Earth (GRAM, Justus et al., 2000) and Mars (Mars-GRAM, Justus and Johnson, 2001, Justus et al., 2002) the new models are called Titan-GRAM and Neptune-GRAM. Like GRAM and Mars-GRAM, an important feature of Titan-GRAM and Neptune-GRAM is their ability to simulate quasi-random perturbations for Monte- Carlo analyses in developing guidance, navigation and control algorithms, and for thermal systems design.

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