Remote Raman spectrum detection system of material

Qifeng, 姚齐峰 Yao; Shuai, 王帅 Wang; Jiabing, 夏嘉斌 Xia; Wen, 张 雯 Zhang; Lianqing, 祝连庆 Zhu

doi:10.3788/irla20164511.1103001

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“…Combining atomic and molecular detection has great advantages in the detection of material components on the surface of Mars compared with using a single detection method. Therefore, the future development prospect of Raman spectroscopy technology will be combined with other technologies to complement each other and learn from each other, and the combination of long-range and short-range laser Raman spectroscopy [11] , so as to meet the needs of future Mars exploration.…”

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Progress of Raman spectroscopy technology for the detection of material composition on the surface of Mars

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Yang

2023

AOPC 2022: Optical Spectroscopy and Imaging

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Mars exploration is the biggest hot spot of deep space exploration after lunar exploration, and it is also an important target of manned planetary exploration in the future. For Mars exploration, the detection of its surface material composition is one of the important scientific tasks. This paper mainly introduces a new method for the detection of material components on the surface of Mars -Raman spectroscopy technology, briefly explains the principle of Raman scattering, summarizes the research progress of Raman spectroscopy technology for the detection of material components on the surface of Mars at home and abroad, and analyzes the development prospect of Raman spectroscopy technology in the field of Mars exploration.

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confidence: 99%