Larry A. Roe
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Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Also affiliated: Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (1993–1994); United States Air Force (1993); Wright Laboratory (1994); Clemson University (1995); Virginia Tech (1990)
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Biography and Research Information
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Larry A. Roe's research has focused on experimental simulations of conditions on other celestial bodies, including Mars and Titan. His work has investigated the sublimation rate of ice under simulated Martian conditions, considering the impact of regolith layers. Roe has also studied the sublimation kinetics of CO2 ice on Mars and the evaporation of CH4 on Titan. Additionally, his research has included experimental simulations of Martian gully forms. His publications also span topics such as helium injection into supersonic flow, MEMS-based sensor systems for space structures, and plasma diagnostics.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 52
- Citations: 461
Positions
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Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering publications 1994–2020University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Meandering Road From Dynamics To Thermodynamics And Vice Versa: What Is Work? (2020)
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CubeSat Particle Aggregation Collision Experiment (Q-PACE): Design of a 3U CubeSat mission to investigate planetesimal formation (2018)
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Demonstration of a Solid-State Inflation Balloon Deorbiter (2017)
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Solid State Gas Generator for Small Satellite deorbiter (2017)
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Near-infrared spectra of liquid/solid acetylene under Titan relevant conditions and implications for Cassini/VIMS detections (2015)
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A facility for simulating Titan’s environment (2012)
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Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan (2012)
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Dynamic Temperature Fields under Mars Landing Sites and Implications for Supporting Microbial Life (2010)
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Corrigendum to “Experimental study of the effect of wind on the stability of water ice on Mars” [Icarus 196 (2008) 477–487] (2010)
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Sublimation kinetics of CO2 ice on Mars (2009)
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Experimental simulation of martian gully forms (2008)
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Sublimation rate of ice under simulated Mars conditions and the effect of layers of mock regolith JSC Mars‐1 (2007)
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A sample collector for robotic sample return missions III: Impact survivability studies (2007)
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A sample collector for robotic sample return missions I: Temperature effect on collected mass (2007)
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A sample collector for robotic sample return missions II: Radiation tests (2007)
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- Sublimation rate of ice under simulated Mars conditions and the effect of layers of mock regolith JSC Mars‐1
- Sublimation kinetics of CO2 ice on Mars
- Experimental simulation of martian gully forms
- Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan
- Dynamic Temperature Fields under Mars Landing Sites and Implications for Supporting Microbial Life
Showing 5 of 8 shared publications
- Sublimation rate of ice under simulated Mars conditions and the effect of layers of mock regolith JSC Mars‐1
- A sample collector for robotic sample return missions I: Temperature effect on collected mass
- A sample collector for robotic sample return missions II: Radiation tests
- A sample collector for robotic sample return missions III: Impact survivability studies
- Corrigendum to “Experimental study of the effect of wind on the stability of water ice on Mars” [Icarus 196 (2008) 477–487]
- Diagnostics and modeling in a pure argon plasma: Energy balance study
- Two-dimensional self-consistent microwave argon plasma simulations with experimental verification
- An experimental and numerical investigation of plasma effects during laser processing of diamond
- Comparison of Laser-Ceramic and Laser-Metal Material Processing
- Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan
- A facility for simulating Titan’s environment
- Near-infrared spectra of liquid/solid acetylene under Titan relevant conditions and implications for Cassini/VIMS detections
- Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan
- A facility for simulating Titan’s environment
- Near-infrared spectra of liquid/solid acetylene under Titan relevant conditions and implications for Cassini/VIMS detections
- Sublimation rate of ice under simulated Mars conditions and the effect of layers of mock regolith JSC Mars‐1
- Sublimation kinetics of CO2 ice on Mars
- Corrigendum to “Experimental study of the effect of wind on the stability of water ice on Mars” [Icarus 196 (2008) 477–487]
- A sample collector for robotic sample return missions I: Temperature effect on collected mass
- A sample collector for robotic sample return missions II: Radiation tests
- A sample collector for robotic sample return missions III: Impact survivability studies
- Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan
- A facility for simulating Titan’s environment
- Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan
- A facility for simulating Titan’s environment
- Experimental simulations of CH4 evaporation on Titan
- Near-infrared spectra of liquid/solid acetylene under Titan relevant conditions and implications for Cassini/VIMS detections
- Sublimation rate of ice under simulated Mars conditions and the effect of layers of mock regolith JSC Mars‐1
- Corrigendum to “Experimental study of the effect of wind on the stability of water ice on Mars” [Icarus 196 (2008) 477–487]
- Dynamic Temperature Fields under Mars Landing Sites and Implications for Supporting Microbial Life
- Corrigendum to “Experimental study of the effect of wind on the stability of water ice on Mars” [Icarus 196 (2008) 477–487]
- Sublimation kinetics of CO2 ice on Mars
- A facility for simulating Titan’s environment
- Sublimation rate of ice under simulated Mars conditions and the effect of layers of mock regolith JSC Mars‐1
- Dynamic Temperature Fields under Mars Landing Sites and Implications for Supporting Microbial Life
- Wall Drag in Internal Mach-2 Flow with Cavity and Transpiration Injection
- Effect of Transpiration Injection on Skin Friction in an Internal Supersonic Flow
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