A Study Of The Martian South Polar Cap Using Emirs And Tes Data
E.Altunaiji ,Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, Dubai,Uae, , Dubai,Uae, M. D. Smith, Nasa Goddard Space
Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md, Usa, C. S. Edwards , Northern Arizona University, Department Of Physics And
Astronomy, Flagstaff, Az, Usa, K.Badri ,Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre, Dubai,Uae, , Dubai,Uae

Introduction:
In July 2020, The Emirates Mars Mission (Emm)
Launched To Mars And Successfully Entered The
Planet’S Orbit By February 9, 2021.The Mission Aims
To Gather Information About The Diurnal And Seasonal
Dynamics Of The Whole Planet’S Atmosphere (Emm,
Amiri Et Al., 2022). There Are Three Instruments On
Board Emm, Which Are The Emirates Mars Infrared
Spectrometer (Emirs), The Emirates Exploration
Imager (Exi) And The Emirates Mars Ultraviolet
Spectrometer (Emus). The First Two Instruments
Capture Information About The Different Constituents
Found In The Lower Atmosphere Such As Water Vapor,
Ice Clouds And Dust Among Others To Map Out A Threedimensional Global Thermal Structure. The Third
Instrument (Emus) Is Used To Study The Upper