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OSIRIS Observations of Asteroid 21 Lutetia: Geomorphology and Colour Variegation
On July 10, 2010, the ESA Rosetta mission successfully flew by the big asteroid 21 Lutetia. The scientific camera system OSIRIS took 462 images through 24 filters of the narrow angle (NAC) and wide angle (WAC) cameras.
SCHRODER S. E +26 more
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Opening the Terahertz Window on the OSIRIS Spectrometer
A cooled and mechanically retractable beryllium filter has been installed and commissioned on the low-energy OSIRIS spectrometer at ISIS. This instrument development extends the energy-transfer range of the spectrometer up to ca.
Mukhopadyay S. +21 more
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The OSiRIS Project White Paper
This paper describes the design and implementation of the NSF funded OSiRIS project. OSiRIS provides a distributed, multi-institutional storage infrastructure that lets researchers write, manage, and share data from their own computing facility locations.
Martin Swany (8327241) +8 more
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A poster describing the NSF funded OSiRIS project but in incorrect format (landscape vs portrait)
Martin Swany (8327241) +4 more
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Managing Research Data: Gravitational Waves [PDF]
The project which led to this report was funded by JISC in 2010–2011 as part of its ‘Managing Research Data’ programme, to examine the way in which Big Science data is managed, and produce any recommendations which may be appropriate. Big science data
Woan, G., Carozzi, T.D., Gray, N.
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The study deals with the origin of the word OSIRIS (the name of the God of agriculture, fertility, horticulture, and farming in Ancient Egypt) from the Kazakh (ancient Kazakh) word ӨСІРІС, proposed by O.O.
Mahanbet Dzhusupov
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Contén soneto de Rubén Darío: Al señor marqués de Bradomín, de Rubén Darío, su ...
Valle-Inclán, Ramón del, 1866-1936 +1 more
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Osiris-Smithis in Egyptian Anthroponyms
The anthroponym Petorsmethis is attested abundantly in the first two centuries ad. Names of the theophoric Pete-type normally refer to a single deity, although two god’s names or a theonym followed by an epithet is equally possible.
Jennes, Gwen
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