JIRAM
JIRAM is a research project and associated scientific instrument developed by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). JIRAM stands for Jupiter Infrared Auroral Mapper. Its primary objective is to study Jupiter's aurora and atmosphere using infrared observations. The instrument was designed to provide high-resolution images and spectral data of Jupiter's auroral regions, which are key to understanding the planet's powerful magnetic field and its interaction with the solar wind.
The JIRAM instrument was launched as part of the JAXA Akatsuki mission, which aimed to study Venus.
By analyzing the data collected by JIRAM, researchers can gain insights into the complex processes occurring