| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8144079 | Planetary and Space Science | 2013 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Time evolution of July 2009 Jovian impact cloud analyzed from consistent IRTF data over 7 weeks. ⺠Mie particles ⼠0.9 μm radius and imaginary refractive index 0.01-0.015 agree with previous papers. ⺠Dissipation timescales for first 26 days 4-16 times shorter than last 23 days. ⺠Opacity timescales in the near-infrared consistent with visible wavelengths. ⺠Dissipation by meridional shear of zonal wind, not vertical shear nor sedimentation/coagulation.
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Authors
Kevin H. Baines, Padmavati A. Yanamandra-Fisher, Thomas W. Momary, Glenn S. Orton, Gregorio G. III, Leigh N. Fletcher, Humberto Campins, Andrew S. Rivkin, Michael Shara,