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Estimation of Raman spectrometric instruments (785 nm excitation) for detection of dark minerals
Šimon, Jan ; Jehlička, Jan (advisor) ; Machovič, Vladimír (referee)
Summary: Raman spectroscopy is a widely used method in geoscience fields. Using a portable Raman spectrometer is possible to identify different materials, Raman spectrometer will participate in the survey the Martian surface. Its use is widely applied in mineralogy. There was measured a set of dark, green and some bright minerals of different mineralogical system groups that have been assessed the applicability of the chosen detector excitation at 785 nm mainly off-road equipment. The obtained spectra were measured off-road equipment ahura and delta nu at excitation 785 nm and laboratory equipment InVia Renishaw and there were used lasers at excitaion of 785 nm and 514 nm. It was set of these minerals: Prehnite, Sulphur, Tyrkenit (howlit), Pyroxene (diopside), Libethenite, Toutmaline (verdelite), Dioptas, Klinoklas, Langit, Jadeit, Pseudomalachit (ehlit), Actinolite, Epidote, Augite. Some minerals were measured off-road equipment acquired spectrum, witch corresponded with laboratory measurements, the spectra of other optical properties due to their ambiguous. Keywords: Raman spektroscopy, portable Raman spectrometer, mineralogy, dark and green minerals

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