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Baptiste Cecconi
Researcher at University of Paris
Publications - 268
Citations - 5427
Baptiste Cecconi is an academic researcher from University of Paris. The author has contributed to research in topics: Magnetosphere of Saturn & Magnetosphere. The author has an hindex of 38, co-authored 252 publications receiving 4784 citations. Previous affiliations of Baptiste Cecconi include Janssen Pharmaceutica & University of Toulouse.
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Description, accessibility and usage of SOIR/Venus Express atmospheric profiles of Venus distributed in VESPA (Virtual European Solar and Planetary Access)
Loïc Trompet,Y. Geunes,T. Ooms,Arnaud Mahieux,Valérie Wilquet,S. Chamberlain,Séverine Robert,Ian Thomas,Stéphane Erard,Baptiste Cecconi,P. Le Sidaner,Ann Carine Vandaele +11 more
TL;DR: Venus Express SOIR profiles of pressure, temperature and number densities of different constituents of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere of Venus are the only experimental data covering the 60 km to 220 km range of altitudes at the terminator of Venus as mentioned in this paper.
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The sun radio space imaging experiment (SunRISE)
T. Joseph,W. Lazio,Justin C. Kasper,Farah Alibay,N. Amiri,Timothy S. Bastian,Christina Cohen,Enrico Landi,Ward B. Manchester,Alysha Reinard,Nathan A. Schwadron,Baptiste Cecconi,Gregg Hallinan,Alexander M. Hegedus,Vratislav Krupar,Milan Maksimovic,Arnaud Zaslavsky +16 more
TL;DR: The Sun Radio Imaging Space Experiment (SunRISE) as mentioned in this paper is a constellation of small spacecraft operating as an interferometer designed to localize and track radio emissions in the inner heliosphere.
Planetary GIS and EuroPlanet-RI H2020
TL;DR: In this paper, a workshop on Planetary GIS in broad sense and with particular reference to ESA data archives has been organized, which is strongly supported by ESA and the broad planetary community, both directly and through its official channel for Planetary Science archive science access and exploitation-related needs, the PSA User Group.
Wind/WAVES Observations of Auroral Kilometric Radiation: Automated Burst Detection and Terrestrial Solar Wind ‐ Magnetosphere Coupling Effects
Alexandra Ruth Fogg,Caitriona M. Jackman,James E. Waters,Xavier Bonnin,Laurent Lamy,Baptiste Cecconi,Karine Issautier,Corentin Louis +7 more
TL;DR: Auroral Kilometric radiation (AKR) is the strongest terrestrial radio emission, and emanates from the same electron acceleration regions from which particles precipitate into the ionosphere, exciting the aurorae and other phenomena as mentioned in this paper .
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Saturn Kilometric Radiation Near a Source Center on Day 73, 2008
J. D. Menietti,Robert L. Mutel,P. Schippers,Shengyi Ye,Ondrej Santolik,William S. Kurth,D. A. Gurnett,L. Lamy,Baptiste Cecconi +8 more
TL;DR: The radio and plasma wave instrument, RPWS, observed intense SKR in the extraordinary (X) mode as discussed by the authors, and the electron low-energy spectrometer (ELS) obtained a phase space distribution of sufficient energy and pitch angle resolution to allow growth rate calculations for the observed wave emissions.