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On the relationship between surface pressure, terrain elevation, and air temperature. Part I: The large diurnal surface pressure range at Gale Crater, Mars and its origin due to lateral hydrostatic adjustment
Mark I. Richardson, Claire E. Newman

On the relationship between surface pressure, terrain elevation, and air temperature. Part I: The large diurnal surface pressure range at Gale Crater, Mars and its origin due to lateral hydrostatic adjustment

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Aerospace & Aviation Published 2026 Verification Pending
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Document Title On the relationship between surface pressure, terrain elevation, and air temperature. Part I: The large diurnal surface pressure range at Gale Crater, Mars and its origin due to lateral hydrostatic adjustment
Author / Organization Mark I. Richardson, Claire E. Newman
Subject & Discipline REPRINT
Categories Aerospace & Aviation
Publication Year 2026
License / Rights Public Domain / NASA STI Open Access
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-36050
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