Dr Carly Howett: Publications

Thermophysical property variations across Dione and Rhea

Icarus Elsevier 241 (2014) 239-247

Authors:

CJA Howett, JR Spencer, T Hurford, A Verbiscer, M Segura

The lens feature on the inner saturnian satellites

Icarus Elsevier 234 (2014) 155-161

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C Paranicas, E Roussos, RB Decker, RE Johnson, AR Hendrix, P Schenk, TA Cassidy, JB Dalton, CJA Howett, P Kollmann, W Patterson, KP Hand, TA Nordheim, N Krupp, DG Mitchell

PacMan returns: An electron-generated thermal anomaly on Tethys

Icarus Elsevier 221:2 (2012) 1084-1088

Authors:

CJA Howett, JR Spencer, T Hurford, A Verbiscer, M Segura

A high-amplitude thermal inertia anomaly of probable magnetospheric origin on Saturn’s moon Mimas

Icarus Elsevier 216:1 (2011) 221-226

Authors:

CJA Howett, JR Spencer, P Schenk, RE Johnson, C Paranicas, TA Hurford, A Verbiscer, M Segura

High heat flow from Enceladus' south polar region measured using 10–600 cm−1 Cassini/CIRS data

Journal of Geophysical Research American Geophysical Union (AGU) 116:E3 (2011)

Authors:

CJA Howett, JR Spencer, J Pearl, M Segura

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Thermophysical property variations across Dione and Rhea

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The lens feature on the inner saturnian satellites

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PacMan returns: An electron-generated thermal anomaly on Tethys

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A high-amplitude thermal inertia anomaly of probable magnetospheric origin on Saturn’s moon Mimas

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High heat flow from Enceladus' south polar region measured using 10–600 cm−1 Cassini/CIRS data

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Thermophysical property variations across Dione and Rhea

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The lens feature on the inner saturnian satellites

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PacMan returns: An electron-generated thermal anomaly on Tethys

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A high-amplitude thermal inertia anomaly of probable magnetospheric origin on Saturn’s moon Mimas

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High heat flow from Enceladus' south polar region measured using 10–600 cm−1 Cassini/CIRS data

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