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Repeated and Long‐Lasting Fault Activation on Amazonian Mars as Demonstrated by Tectonically Induced Landslides by Woodley, S. Z., Fawdon, P., Balme, M. R., Rothery, D. A.

“…We identify and analyze a large shortening structure (surface expression of a thrust fault) in western Arabia Terra, Mars, exhibiting recent, repeated, and…”
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Geology of the Debussy quadrangle (H14), Mercury by Pegg, D. L., Rothery, D. A., Balme, M. R., Conway, S. J., Malliband, C. C., Man, B.

“…Mercury's Debussy Quadrangle (H14) lies between 0-90° E and 22.5-65° S. Here we use MESSENGER data to produce the first geological map of this quadrangle at a…”
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Investigating Sources of Mercury's Crustal Magnetic Field: Further Mapping of MESSENGER Magnetometer Data by Hood, L. L., Oliveira, J. S., Galluzzi, V., Rothery, D. A.

“…One hundred six low‐altitude passes of magnetometer data from the last 2 months of the MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging mission…”
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The geological history of Nili Patera, Mars by Fawdon, P., Skok, J. R., Balme, M. R., Vye-Brown, C. L., Rothery, D. A., Jordan, C. J.

“…Nili Patera is a 50 km diameter caldera at the center of the Syrtis Major Planum volcanic province. The caldera is unique among Martian volcanic terrains in…”
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The Apparent Absence of Kilometer‐Sized Pyroclastic Volcanoes on Mercury: Are We Looking Right? by Brož, P., Čadek, O., Wright, J., Rothery, D. A.

“…Spacecraft data reveal that volcanism was active on Mercury. Evidence of large‐volume effusive and smaller‐scale explosive eruptions has been detected…”
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Selection of the landing site in Isidis Planitia of Mars probe Beagle 2 by Bridges, J. C., Seabrook, A. M., Rothery, D. A., Kim, J. R., Pillinger, C. T., Sims, M. R., Golombek, M. P., Duxbury, T., Head, J. W., Haldemann, A. F. C., Mitchell, K. L., Muller, J.-P., Lewis, S. R., Moncrieff, C., Wright, I. P., Grady, M. M., Morley, J. G.

“…This paper describes selection and characterization of the landing site for the Mars 2004 Beagle 2 mission. The site is within Isidis Planitia between…”
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Effusion rate trends at Etna and Krafla and their implications for eruptive mechanisms by HARRIS, A. J. L, MURRAY, J. B, ARIES, S. E, DAVIES, M. A, FLYNN, L. P, WOOSTER, M. J, WRIGHT, R, ROTHERY, D. A

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Thermal monitoring of Lascar Volcano, Chile, using infrared data from the along-track scanning radiometer : a 1992-1995 time series by WOOSTER, M. J, ROTHERY, D. A

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Geology of the Victoria quadrangle (H02), Mercury by Galluzzi, V., Guzzetta, L., Ferranti, L., Di Achille, G., Rothery, D. A., Palumbo, P.

“…Mercury's quadrangle H02 'Victoria' is located in the planet's northern hemisphere and lies between latitudes 22.5° N and 65° N, and between longitudes 270° E…”
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Spectral Units Analysis of Quadrangle H05‐Hokusai on Mercury by Zambon, F., Carli, C., Wright, J., Rothery, D. A., Altieri, F., Massironi, M., Capaccioni, F., Cremonese, G.

“…MESSENGER mission data allowed the entire surface of Mercury to be mapped at various spatial scales, from both geological and compositional stand points. Here,…”
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Time-series analysis of effusive volcanic activity using the ERS along track scanning radiometer: The 1995 eruption of Fernandina volcano, Galápagos Islands by Wooster, M.J., Rothery, D.A.

“…The ERS-1 Along Track Scanning Radiometer (ATSR) provides frequent shortwave and longwave infrared radiance data of every terrestrial volcanic region, at a…”
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Cooling mechanisms and an approximate thermal budget for the 1991-1993 Mount Etna lava flow by Wooster, M. J., Wright, R., Blake, S., Rothery, D. A.

“…The 1991–1993 eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily built a 7.2 km² aa lava flow field within the Valle del Bove. This letter provides estimates of the power losses…”
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Low-cost volcano surveillance from space : case studies from Etna, Krafla, Cerro Negro, Fogo, Lascar and Erebus by HARRIS, A. J. L, BUTTERWORTH, A. L, CARTON, R. W, DOWNEY, I, MILLER, P, NAVARRO, P, ROTHERY, D. A

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MODIS thermal alerts in Britain and the North Sea during the first half of 2001 by Rothery, D. A., Thorne, M. T., Flynn, L.

“…Thermal anomalies detected in Britain by the MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectrometer) thermal alert system correspond mostly to industrial gas flares…”
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Remote infrared detection of the cessation of volcanic eruptions by Aries, S. E., Harris, A. J. L., Rothery, D. A.

“…When an effusive eruption ends lava surfaces initially cool rapidly so that within minutes temperatures across the hottest zones have dropped by 600°C. This…”
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Beagle Rupes – Evidence for a basal decollement of regional extent in Mercury’s lithosphere by Rothery, D.A., Massironi, M.

“…Thanks to its location at low latitude and close to the terminator in the outbound view of Mercury obtained during MESSENGER’s first fly-by, the Beagle Rupes…”
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Documenting surface magmatic activity at Mount Etna using ATSR remote sensing by ROTHERY, D. A, COLTELLI, M, PIRIE, D, WOOSTER, M. J, WRIGHT, R

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Measuring thermal budgets of active volcanoes by satellite remote sensing by Glaze, L., Francis, P. W., Rothery, D. A.

“…Thematic Mapper measurements of the total radiant energy flux Q at Lascar volcano in north Chile for December 1984 are reported. The results are consistent…”
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Constraints on Mercury’s surface composition from MESSENGER and ground-based spectroscopy by Warell, J., Sprague, A., Kozlowski, R., Rothery, D.A., Lewis, N., Helbert, J., Cloutis, E.

“…The composition and chemistry of Mercury’s regolith has been calculated from MESSENGER MASCS 0.3–1.3 μm spectra from the first flyby, using an implementation…”
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Geometric considerations for the remote monitoring of volcanoes: Studies of lava domes using ATSR and the implications for MODIS by Wooster, M. J., Rothery, D. A., Kaneko, T.

“…Data from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MODIS) may be used for the thermal monitoring of volcanoes from the NASA Earth Observing System. MODIS…”
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