Publications

B. Ehlmann, et al. (incl. Duncan Lyster) (2026). Lunar Trailblazer Spacecraft Tracking and Mission Recovery Attempt: Characterization of Status and Behavior of a Non-Cooperative Object in Cis-Lunar Space. Earth and Space Science, 13(8).

Duncan Lyster, et al. (2026). Disentangling Binary Thermal Inertias via L'TES Unresolved Radiometry: Implications for the Lucy Trojan Tour. Asteroids, Comets, Meteors 2026, Poznań, Poland (oral).

Duncan Lyster, Carly Howett (2026). Thermophysical Modelling Using Albedo Mapping and DEMs Improves Interpretation of Thermal Signatures of Icy Moons. The exploration of Jupiter and its moons by ESA’s JUICE mission, ESA Winter School, Les Houches, France (poster).

Duncan Lyster, Carly Howett (2026). TEMPEST: A Modular Python-Based Thermophysical Model from the University of Oxford (Validation and Applications to Rough Lunar and Asteroid Surfaces). RAS Techniques and Instruments (submitted).

A. Amarante, et al. (incl. Duncan Lyster) (2026). Dynamical and Thermophysical Properties of Asteroid (11351) Leucus: Implications for a Possible Past Satellite. The Planetary Science Journal (accepted).

S. Howes, et al. (incl. Duncan Lyster) (2026). Thermal Inertia and Bolometric Bond Albedo Measurements of Europa's Surface using Galileo PPR. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, stag1507.

Duncan Lyster, Carly Howett, John Spencer, Joshua Emery, Benjamin Byron, Philip Christensen, Victoria Hamilton, The Lucy Team (2025). Thermal Modelling of the Flyby of Binary Main Belt Asteroid (152830) Dinkinesh by NASA's Lucy Mission. EPSC–DPS Joint Meeting 2025, Helsinki, Finland (oral).

Duncan Lyster, Carly Howett, Joseph Penn (2025). TEMPEST: A Modular Thermophysical Model for Airless Bodies with Support for Surface Roughness and Non-Periodic Heating. EPSC–DPS Joint Meeting 2025, Helsinki, Finland (oral).

Carly Howett, Neil Bowles, Rory Evans, Tom Clatworthy, Wesley Ramm, Chris Woodhams, Duncan Lyster, Gary Hawkins, Tristram Warren (2025). Developing Oxford's Enceladus Thermal Mapper (ETM). EPSC–DPS Joint Meeting 2025, Helsinki, Finland (poster).

B. Rider-Stokes, et al. (incl. Duncan Lyster) (2025). The PRIME Mission (Protoplanetary Remnant Investigation and Mapping of Eccentric Bodies): The Scientific Case to Visit Asteroid (34698) 2001 OD22. White paper, Thematic Area: The Solar System and Planetary Environments.