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Analysis of Jovian nKOM Radio Emissions Using Juno Waves/Data

Jupiter possesses an exceptionally strong magnetic field, and within its magnetosphere lies a vast distribution of plasma released...
Jupiter
analysis JUNO Jupiter magnetosphere
2025-06-24

Plasma parameters at Europa’s orbit estimated from the Hisaki observation

We focus on the volcanically active Io and the icy moon Europa. Sulfur and oxygen ions generated from...
Jupiter
analysis Arase Earth magnetosphere
2025-06-24

Data analysis and model studies on ultraviolet aurorae in Jupiter and the icy moon

Jupiter’s polar regions exhibit auroral emissions with complex structures. The “footprint aurora” associated with Europa is a signature...
Jupiter
analysis Hubble Space Telescope Jupiter satellite simulation
2025-06-24

Exploring Titan’s Ionosphere Using Saturn’s Radio Emissions and Its Application to the JUICE Mission

In this study, we focus on the refraction of planetary radio emissions as they pass through the ionospheres...
Saturn
analysis Cassini JUICE satellite Saturn simulation
2025-06-24

Analysis of spatial structure and energy spectrum of electrons in the Jupiter’s radiation belts using GMRT

Jupiter’s synchrotron radiation (JSR) is emitted from the high-energy electrons trapped in the Jupiter’s radiation belts. Its intensity...
Jupiter
analysis Jupiter magnetosphere radio-telescope
2025-06-24

Studying the Martian atmosphere using near-infrared imaging spectrometer data from a European orbiter

I analyze the Martian lower atmosphere conditions from OMEGA observation data, which is a near-infrared imaging spectrometer onboard...
Mars
analysis lower-atmosphere Mars Mars Express MMX
2025-06-24

Jupiter’s aurora and Io’s volcano / Development of Planetary high-resolution Echelle spectrograph

We are developing a near-infrared camera (TOPICS) and a high-dispersion Echelle spectrograph (wavelength resolution ~20,000) for near-infrared observations...
Jupiter
T60 infrared-rays
2025-06-24

Rocket and ground-based observations of the aurora

We observe auroral emissions from both space and ground, and combine them with satellites and ground-based radar to...
Earth
analysis aurora auroraX Earth observation
2025-06-24

Investigating Variations in the Venusian Hydrogen Exosphere Using Extreme Ultraviolet Observations

Venus is believed to have once possessed a substantial amount of water, but today it is an extremely...
Venus
analysis HISAKI upper-atmosphere Venus Venus Express
2025-06-24

Observation of spatio-temporal variations in Mercury’s sodium exosphere using the Haleakala T60 telescope with the fiber-fed spectrograph

Mercury has a tenuous atmosphere containing alkali metals. In particular, the neutral sodium emission is bright and suitable...
Mercury
Mercury T60 upper-atmosphere
2025-06-24
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