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Figure 1: Continuum visibilities (crosses) and uniform brightness temperature models (line). Top: leading side. Bottom: trailing side. |
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Figure 2: Real part of trailing side continuum visibilities near zero-crossing, compared to various models. See text for details. |
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Figure 3: Maps of SO2 216.643 GHz line emission and continuum after phase self-calibration. Top: leading side line emission. Center: trailing side line emission. Bottom: continuum map. Contour step is 50 mJy/beam for the line data, 100 mJy/beam for the continuum data. The circle indicates the size of Io. The synthesized beam is shown in the inset. |
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Figure 4: Spectral maps in the SO2 line at 216.643 GHz. Top: leading size. Bottom: trailing side. RA, Dec offsets (in '') are indicated for each beam position. The spectral resolution is 120 kHz. The surface of Io and the synthesized beam are indicated. |
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Figure 5:
SO2 line spectra observed at five beam positions along Io's Equator on
Io leading side. Gaussian fits are superimposed and Doppler shifts from rest frequency (km s-1) are indicated, with their 1![]() |
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Figure 6: Map of the Doppler shifts (m/s) on the SO2 216.643 GHz line on the leading side, from PdBI data. Positive velocities are indicated by solid black lines and negative velocities by dashed black lines. Contour level is 50 m/s. |
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Figure 7: Map of the 216.643 GHz line width ( FWHM, in m/s) on the leading side, from PdBI data. Contour level is 100 m/s. |
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Figure 8: Fit of IRAM-30 m October 9 (lead, bottom) and 10 (trail, top), 1999 observations, with models derived from the Spencer et al. (2005) SO2 distribution. Data are shown as black histograms. Green lines: original Spencer distribution. Pink lines: rescaled Spencer distribution (identical to original on leading side). Blue lines: rescaled distribution, with horizontal winds. See text and Table 4 for details and parameters. |
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Figure 9: Fit of IRAM-30 m October 9 (lead, bottom) and 10 (trail, top), 1999 observations, with models derived from the Feaga et al. (2008) SO2 distribution. Data are shown as black histograms. Green lines: original Feaga distribution. Pink lines: rescaled Feaga distribution. Blue lines: rescaled distribution, with horizontal winds. See text and Table 4 for details and parameters. |
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Figure 10: Fit of IRAM-30 m November 26, 1999 (trail) observations. Data are shown as black histograms. Green: rescaled Spencer distribution. Blue: rescaled Feaga distribution. Red: rescaled Spencer distribution with winds. Black line: rescaled Feaga distribution with winds. See text and Table 4 for details and parameters. |
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Figure 11: Fit of 216.643 GHz leading side disk-average spectrum. Left: IRAM-30 m (Nov. 25, 1999). Right: PdBI (Jan. 28, 2005). Data are shown as black histograms. The spectral resolution is 100 kHz for IRAM 30-m and 120 kHz for PdBI. Green: rescaled Spencer distribution. Blue: rescaled Feaga distribution. Red: rescaled Spencer distribution with winds. Black line: rescaled Feaga distribution with winds. See text and Table 4 for details and parameters. |
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Figure 12: Doppler shifts for a hydrostatic model with a direct wind speed of 200 m/s. |
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Figure 13:
Model emission maps on the leading side. Top: rescaled Spencer distribution, Center: rescaled Feaga distribution, Bottom: rescaled Spencer distribution, restricted to SZA < 70![]() |
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Figure 14:
217 GHz emission line, rescaled to Io radius, produced by 1 nightside Pele or Prometheus plume located 40![]() ![]() ![]() |
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