Bryan M. Karpowicz, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2010 | Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA |
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Sign in to add mentor| Paul G. Steffes | grad student | 2010 | Georgia Tech | |
| (In search of water vapor on Jupiter: Laboratory measurements of the microwave properties of water vapor and simulations of Jupiter's microwave emission in support of the Juno Mission.) | ||||
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| Steffes PG, Hanley TR, Karpowicz BM, et al. (2016) High-Precision Laboratory Measurements Supporting Retrieval of Water Vapor, Gaseous Ammonia, and Aqueous Ammonia Clouds with the Juno Microwave Radiometer (MWR) Space Science Reviews. 1-18 |
| Karpowicz BM, Steffes PG. (2013) Investigating the H |
| Karpowicz BM, Steffes PG. (2011) Corrigendum to "In search of water vapor on Jupiter: Laboratory measurements of the microwave properties of water vapor under simulated jovian conditions" [Icarus 212 (2011) 210-223] Icarus. 214: 783 |
| Devaraj K, Steffes PG, Karpowicz BM. (2011) Reconciling the centimeter- and millimeter-wavelength ammonia absorption spectra under jovian conditions: Extensive millimeter-wavelength measurements and a consistent model Icarus. 212: 224-235 |
| Karpowicz BM, Steffes PG. (2011) In search of water vapor on Jupiter: Laboratory measurements of the microwave properties of water vapor under simulated jovian conditions Icarus. 212: 210-223 |
| Hanley TR, Steffes PG, Karpowicz BM. (2009) A new model of the hydrogen and helium-broadened microwave opacity of ammonia based on extensive laboratory measurements Icarus. 202: 316-335 |
| Steffes PG, Karpowicz BM. (2008) Microwave remote sensing of planetary atmospheres: From staelin and barrett to the nasa juno mission International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (Igarss). 1 |