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Techniques d'observation spectroscopique d'astéroïdes

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82 CHAPTER 5. M4AST - MODELING OF ASTEROIDS SPECTRA<br />

tel-00785991, version 1 - 7 Feb 2013<br />

Figure 5.4: M4AST web application tool : modelling tool interface<br />

5.2.2 Modeling tool interface<br />

The second component of the M4AST project is the set of applications for modeling and analyzing<br />

the spectra from the database or any spectrum submitted by the user. The use of the<br />

modeling tool interface (Fig. 5.4) is based on the name of the file containing the spectral data.<br />

The following applications are currently available in this interface:<br />

Plot spectrum - plot the reflectance as a function of wavelength. Additional information related<br />

to the selected spectrum (the observing log) are also given.<br />

Taxonomy - classify the spectrum according to different taxonomies. Taxonomic systems<br />

that can be selected are Bus-DeMeo [DeMeo et al., 2009], G13 [Birlan et al., 1996a],<br />

and G9 [Fulchignoni et al., 2000]. The methods behind these classifications are outlined<br />

in chapter 4. The results of this application consist in the first three classes that match<br />

the asteroid spectrum, together with some matching quantitative values (coefficients). In<br />

addition, the asteroid spectrum is plotted together with standard spectra corresponding to<br />

the best matches.<br />

Search matching with spectra from the Relab database - performs spectral comparison with<br />

spectra from Relab database. In general, only the meteorite spectra are of interest, thus an

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