S. Mazrouei
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S. Mazrouei is a planetary scientist whose work focuses on lunar exploration and the geological history of the Moon. Her most-cited research, "Traverses for the ISECG-GER design reference mission for humans on the lunar surface" (2018, 32 citations), outlines critical pathways for future human missions, integrating scientific objectives with operational constraints. This contribution directly supports the International Space Exploration Coordination Group’s Global Exploration Roadmap, highlighting her role in bridging planetary science and human spaceflight. Mazrouei’s expertise lies in lunar surface processes, impact cratering, and the use of remote sensing to characterize landing sites. Her work has informed mission planning for NASA’s Artemis program, emphasizing the selection of geologically diverse terrains to maximize scientific return. While her citation count reflects a focused, early-career impact, her research is foundational for the next generation of lunar exploration. Mazrouei’s ability to translate complex geological data into actionable mission designs makes her a key figure in preparing for sustained human presence on the Moon.
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