Supplementary materials for First et al. 2024 "Potential for observing geological diversity from mid-infrared spectra of rocky exoplanets"
First, Emily C.; Mishra, Ishan; Gazel, Esteban; Lewis, Nikole K.; Letai, Jonathan; Hanssen, Leonard;
Supplementary materials for First et al. 2024 "Potential for observing geological diversity from mid-infrared spectra of rocky exoplanets"
This dataset contains the supplementary information and source data files associated with the Nature Astronomy article by First et al., "Potential for observing geological diversity from mid-infrared spectra of rocky exoplanets." The files include Supplementary Figures 1–9 (.pdf), Supplementary Tables 1–7 (.xlsx), raw data for the laboratory measurements of MIR rock spectra (zipped set of .csv files), model flux outputs (zipped set of .csv files), raw XRD output files (.wpf), and source data specific to each figure in the main text.
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