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Data from the 2012 AVGR campaign for Lunar and Martian impacts

Data from the 2012 AVGR campaign for Lunar and Martian impacts

 

 

Resource type
Dataset
Creators
Ames Vertical Gun Range (AVGR), Ames Research Center
James E Richardson
Sharon Kedar
Publisher
Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP)
Publication Year
2020
Abstract

The AVGR is a unique facility, allowing for the experimental investigation of small-scale hypervelocity impacts in a controlled atmosphere and target bed, with a variation of impact velocities and angles.

The June 2012 AVGR campaign aimed at investigating impact generated seismic signals on planetary surfaces, taking over from past experiments 40 years before. These new shots were conducted with up-to-date sensors and data reduction techniques. The target material and atmosphere were chosen to reproduce Lunar and Martian environments.

Here we provide the data of one of these experiments (Shot #13), with recorded acceleration signals (.sac files) from and impact at 1km/s in a Martian regolith proxy.

Citation

DOI
doi:10.18715/AVGR_2012
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Citation
Ames Vertical Gun Range (AVGR), Ames Research Center, Richardson, J. E, Kedar, S. (2020). Data from the 2012 AVGR campaign for Lunar and Martian impacts. Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP). https://doi.org/10.18715/AVGR_2012
Froment, M., Rougier, E., Larmat, C., Lei, Z., Euser, B., Kedar, S., J. E. Richardson T. Kawamura and P. Lognonné (2020). Lagrangian‐based simulations of hypervelocity impact experiments on Mars regolith proxy. Geophysical Research Letters, 47, e2020GL087393. https://doi.org/10.1029/2020GL087393

Data access

Data collected
2012-06
Description
README (pdf)
Files
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Size
192.25 MB
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