ISMAD: Institute for the Structure of Matter Madrid Database

About ISMAD

The ISMAD database will include near- and mid-infrared transmission spectra and optical constants of ices similar to those present in different astrophysical environments, like the surface of interstellar dust grains, the surface of cold transneptunian objects, or in comets nuclei. Those ices contain mainly H2O, CO2, CH4, CO, NH3, N2, and other minor neutral species such as glycine amino acid, ionic species and alcohols, such us methanol and ethanol. It will also contain Raman spectra of clay minerals, phyllosilicates, uranium and iron oxides.

How to cite ISMAD
Moreno Alba, Miguel Angel; Timon Salinero, Vicente (2018). SSHADE/ISMAD: Institute for the Structure of Matter Madrid Database. SSHADE (OSUG Data Center). Service/Database.
Who is behind ISMAD?
Creators
  • Moreno Alba, Miguel Angel (IEM FMOL / CSIC)
  • Timon Salinero, Vicente (IEM FMOL / CSIC)
Scientific managers
Database managers
Database feeders
  • Timon, Vicente (IEM FMOL / CSIC)
Organizations
  • Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)
Laboratories
  • Institute for the structure of matter - Molecular physics department (IEM FMOL)
Funders
  • Spanish Ministry of Education (SME) , Ices, plasmas and minerals of astrophysical relevance. Experimental and theoretical simulations
  • European Union (EU) , Astrophysical cosmic dust: a laboratory and theoretical simulation studies
Sponsors
  • Europlanet 2020 Research Infrastructure, 2015-2019 (grant #654208) (EC-H2020: EPN2020-RI)
Database content statistics
  • Samples: 2
  • Experiments: 1
  • Spectra: 4
  • Content keywords: database, spectroscopy, infrared, ices, molecular solids, minerals, astrophysics
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