Dr. Catherine Neish
Senior Scientist
Currently resides in Canada
Targets of Interest: Earth, Icy Satellites, Mercury, Moon, Titan, Venus
Disciplines/Techniques: Field Work, Geology, Geomorphology, Impacts, Remote Sensing, Volcanism
Missions: Cassini, LRO, Dragonfly
Instruments: Radar
Dr. Neish is an expert in the use of radar observations to study the geology of planetary surfaces, with a particular emphasis on processes related to impact cratering. She was an Associate Science Team member for the RADAR instrument on NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, and is a Co-Investigator for the Mini-RF hybrid-polarimetric radar on board NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. She is also a Co-Investigator on NASA's Dragonfly mission, set to visit Saturn's moon Titan in the mid 2030s.
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- The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
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- The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
