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Dayglow and night glow of the Venusian upper atmosphere. Modelling and observations

Guillaume Gronoff 1 Jean Lilensten 1 Cyril Simon 1, 2 Mathieu Barthelemy 1 François Leblanc 3
1 LPG - Laboratoire de Planétologie de Grenoble
2 RSSD - Research and Scientific Support Department, ESTEC
3 SA - Service d'aéronomie
Abstract : For the first time, a comprehensive model is proposed to compute dayglow and nightglow emissions of the Venusian upper atmosphere. It relies on previous works with noticeable improvements, both on the transport and on the chemical aspects. In the near future, a radiative transfer model will be used to compute optically thick lines in the dayglow, and a fluid model will be added to compute ionosphere densities and temperatures. We will present the first observational results from the Pic du Midi telescope in June 2007, in order to compare with our modelling.
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Guillaume Gronoff, Jean Lilensten, Cyril Simon, Mathieu Barthelemy, François Leblanc. Dayglow and night glow of the Venusian upper atmosphere. Modelling and observations. European Planetary Science Congress 2007, Aug 2007, Potsdam, Germany. ⟨insu-00366240⟩

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