CASSINI FINAL MISSION REPORT 2019 i DISCLAIMER The Cassini Science Bibliographies is not exhaustive and complete. For all other Cassini related references refer to: Attachment B – References & Bibliographies; the sections entitled References contributed by individual Cassini instrument and discipline teams located in Volume 1 Sections 3.1 and 3.2 Science Results; and other resources outside of the Cassini Final Mission Report. CASSINI FINAL MISSION REPORT 2019 iii CONTENTS DISCLAIMER ..................................................................................................................................................................... I REFERENCES ................................................................................................................................................................. 1 FROM 2014 CASSINI SENIOR REVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 116 Cassini Ground-Breaking Science Publications ................................................................................................. 116 Cassini Special Journal Issues and Books ......................................................................................................... 125 Cassini Special Journal Issues .............................................................................................................. 125 Cassini-related Popular Science Print Publications....................................................................... 125 Peer-Reviewed Journals: Special Cassini-related Issues ............................................................. 128 Cassini Books ........................................................................................................................................ 146 Saturn from Cassini-Huygens (M. K. Dougherty, L. W. Esposito, S. K. Krimigis, eds.) ................. 146 Titan from Cassini-Huygens (R. H. Brown, J.-P. Lebreton, J. H. Waite, eds.) .............................. 148 Planetary Rings: A Post-Equinox View (L. W. Esposito) ............................................................... 150 Titan: Interior, Surface, Atmosphere and Space Environment (I. Mueller-Wodarg, C. A. Griffith, E. Lellouch, T. E. Cravens, eds.) ....................................................................................................... 151 Publications from the Cassini Team ................................................................................................................... 153 Publications from Outside the Team .................................................................................................................. 262 Cassini Education and Public Outreach ............................................................................................................. 379 Formal Education .................................................................................................................................. 379 Informal Education ................................................................................................................................ 379 Reaching Underserved Schools ............................................................................................................ 380 Public Outreach: NASA Data Shared with the Public ............................................................................ 380 Other Notable Programs ....................................................................................................................... 381 Products Rated as Outstanding from the NASA Education Review Residing on the NASA Education Portal ..................................................................................................................................... 383 REFERENCES ADDED – JUNE 2018 THROUGH JULY 2019.................................................................................... 384 CASSINI FINAL MISSION REPORT 2019 1 REFERENCES Abbott, A. 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