Konrad Willner

Assistent Lecturer

Berliner Hochschule für Technik

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Dr. Konrad Willner is an Assistant Lecturer at the Berliner Hochschule für Technik in Germany. His research areas focus on planetary science, particularly involving asteroids and moons, with recent publications exploring topics such as the Moon Phobos, the Ryugu asteroid, and advanced modeling techniques for celestial bodies. He has contributed to significant missions including the JUICE Mission and the Martian Moon eXploration (MMX), enhancing our understanding of surface morphology and gravitational fields of planetary bodies.

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Masatsugu Otsuki

Institute of Space Sciences

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Jun Kimura

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Osaka University

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Leonid Gurvits

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Delft University of Technology

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Philipp Gläser

Ronin Institute

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stephanie cazaux

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Delft University of Technology

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Investigations of the Moon Phobos by Mars Express and Implications Towards its Origin

Modeling the global shape and surface morphology of the Ryugu asteroid using an improved neural implicit method

Simulation of Phobos gravity field estimation for Martian Moon eXploration (MMX)

Neural implicit shape modeling for small planetary bodies from multi-view images using a mask-based classification sampling strategy

ELunarDTMNet: Efficient reconstruction of high-resolution lunar DTM from single-view orbiter images

Advancements in the 3D shape reconstruction of Phobos: An analysis of shape models and future exploration directions

Planetary Radio Interferometry and Doppler Experiment (PRIDE) of the JUICE Mission

Surface environment of Phobos and Phobos simulant UTPS

The Ganymede Laser Altimeter (GALA) for the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE): Mission, science, and instrumentation of its receiver modules

Equipotential Figure of Phobos Suggests Its Late Accretion Near 3.3 Mars Radii

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Masatsugu Otsuki

Jun Kimura

Leonid Gurvits

Philipp Gläser

stephanie cazaux

Giuseppe Cimo'

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