LIR camera

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The LIR camera is a longwave infrared imaging instrument aboard the Akatsuki Venus orbiter used to study the planet’s atmospheric temperature structure and cloud dynamics.

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instanceOf infrared imaging instrument ⓘ
scientific camera ⓘ
spacecraft instrument ⓘ
abbreviationOf Longwave Infrared Camera ⓘ
agency Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ⓘ
contributesTo study of Venus atmospheric circulation ⓘ
study of Venus super-rotation ⓘ
countryOfAgency Japan ⓘ
dataType brightness temperature maps ⓘ
thermal infrared images ⓘ
fullName Longwave Infrared Camera ⓘ
missionType planetary remote sensing ⓘ
mountedOn Akatsuki spacecraft payload module ⓘ
observes cloud-top temperature distribution on Venus ⓘ
thermal emission from Venus atmosphere ⓘ
onMission Akatsuki Venus Climate Orbiter mission ⓘ
onSpacecraft Akatsuki ⓘ
operatedBy JAXA ⓘ
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ⓘ
operationalEnvironment Venus orbit ⓘ
primaryPurpose study atmospheric temperature structure of Venus ⓘ
study cloud dynamics of Venus ⓘ
spacecraftType Venus orbiter instrument ⓘ
spectralBand longwave thermal infrared band ⓘ
studiesRegion upper cloud layer of Venus ⓘ
supportsScience Venus climate studies ⓘ
Venus meteorology ⓘ
targetBody Venus ⓘ
usedFor monitoring temporal variations of Venus clouds ⓘ
retrieving temperature fields in Venus atmosphere ⓘ
wavelengthRange longwave infrared ⓘ

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Akatsuki → scientificInstrument → LIR camera ⓘ
subject linked to: Akatsuki Venus climate orbiter