Lunar Environmental Monitoring Station (LEMS) (Artemis III)

LEMS (Artemis III)

Mars 2020
LEMS Website

Lunar Environmental Monitoring Station (LEMS) (Artemis III)

The Lunar Environment Monitoring Station (LEMS) is a compact, autonomous seismometer suite designed to carry out continuous, long-term monitoring of the seismic environment, namely ground motion from moonquakes to meteorite impacts in the lunar south polar region. The instrument will characterize the regional structure of the Moon’s crust and mantle, which will add valuable information to lunar formation and evolution models.

 

LEMS (Artemis III) Faculty

Veronica Bray

Associate Research Professor

Lunar Studies, Planetary Analogs, Planetary Surfaces

Dani Mendoza DellaGiustina

Assistant Professor, Deputy Principal Investigator, OSIRIS-REx, Principal Investigator, OSIRIS-APEX

Earth, Photogrammetry, Planetary Analogs, Planetary Geophysics, Planetary Surfaces, Small Bodies

Angela Marusiak

Assistant Research Professor

Lunar Studies, Planetary Analogs, Planetary Geophysics, Small Bodies, Titan & Outer Solar System

LEMS (Artemis III) Researchers

Dathon Golish

Mission Instrument and Observation Scientist

Photogrammetry, Small Bodies

LEMS (Artemis III) Support Staff

Carina Bennett

Project Manager and Software Engineer, SAMIS

Juliette Brodbeck

Laboratory Coordinator