Adam Battle (he/him/his)

Asteroid Surveys, Small Bodies, Space Situational Awareness

Ph.D. Planetary Sciences, 2024, University of Arizona

Photometric characterization of moving objects as applied to both Space Situational Awareness and the study of small bodies in the solar system.

Major Advisor(s): Vishnu Reddy

A graduate from The Ohio State University (2015), Adam has four years of experience in the field of Space Situational Awarenss (SSA). During his graduate studies, Adam hopes to continue research in SSA while applying the skills learned in his time in industry toward small body research.

Zuraski, S.; Beecher, E.; Carr, C.; Payne, T.; Battle, A.; Guliano, L.; and Fiorino, S.; “Turbulence and Aerosol Research Dynamic Interrogation System Testing,” in 2018 AMOS Conference Proceedings, 2018.

Castro, P.; Payne, T.; Battle, A.; Cole, Z.; Moody, J.; Gregory, S; and Dao, P.; “Standardized Photometric Calibrations for Panchromatic SSA Sensors,” in 2016 AMOS Conference Proceedings, Wailea, 2016.

LPL Students Observe and Track “Near-Miss” Asteroid - March 24, 2023
PIA25257: NASA's Lunar Flashlight Spotted From Earth on Its Way to the Moon - December 23, 2022
Scientists Identify Potential Source of 'Shock-darkened' Meteorites, with Implications for Hazardous Asteroid Deflection - October 4, 2022
University of Arizona Students Await Photographs of Moon Crash Site - March 17, 2022

Last updated: November 22, 2024

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