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- Cassini Imaging Science: Orbits of Moons and Rings
- Splendor in the Rings...as Seen by the Cassini Imaging Science Experiment
- Cassini ISS Observations of the Encke and Keeler Gaps in Saturn's Rings
- New Views of Saturn's Dynamic Atmosphere from Cassini ISS and VIMS
- Accretionary Origins for Saturn's Small Satellites: Sizes, Shapes, and Numerical Simulations of Growth
- Fine-Scale Structure in Titan's High Haze
- High Resolution Enceladus Atlas derived from Cassini-ISS images
- Multi-Instrument Studies of an Arc in Saturn's G Ring
- New Spokes Observed in Saturn's B ring
- Ring Reconnaissance with Weak Waves
- Surface Geology and Tectonism on Enceladus
- The Geysers of Enceladus: An Overview of Cassini Results
- Eddies, Convection, and Maintenance of the Saturn General Circulation: Results from Cassini Imaging
- High Resolution Dione Atlas derived from Cassini-ISS images
- Possible Resonances with Saturn's Rotation in the Rings
- Enceladus 2008: Cassini Flies Low
- Enceladus South Polar Terrain Geology: New Details From Cassini ISS High Resolution Imaging
- Improved High-Resolution Enceladus Coverage after the Flybys in 2008
- Saturn's South Polar Vortex Compared to Other Large Vortices in the Solar System
- Lightning on Saturn observed by Cassini ISS and RPWS during 2006-2009
- Observations of ejecta clouds produced by impacts onto Saturn's rings
- Second Release of the High-Resolution Enceladus Atlas derived from Cassini-ISS images
- Detection of Free Unstable Modes and Massive Bodies in Saturn's Outer B Ring (Invited)
- Leading-Side Terrains on Enceladus: Clues to Early Volcanism and Tectonism from Cassini ISS
- Saturn aurora movies in visible and near-IR observed by Cassini ISS
- The Jets of Enceladus: Locations, Correlations with Thermal Hot Spots, and Jet Particle Vertical Velocities
- Jetting Activity and Thermal Emission across the South Polar Terrain of Enceladus: Observations and Comparisons with Shear-Heating Models
- New results on Saturn aurora and lightning observed by Cassini camera
- How Are the Jets, Heat and Tidal Stresses across the South Polar Terrain of Enceladus Related?
- Optical observations of Saturn lightning by Cassini
- Recent Improvements of the Atlases of the Saturnian Satellites Mimas and Enceladus
- Enceladus Jet Orientations: Effects of Surface Structure
- Modeling the temporal variability of the Enceladus plume (Invited)
- The dark side of Saturn's rings: Comparing eclipse observations from Cassini
- Enceladus' 101 Geysers: Phantoms? Hardly
- Enceladus' Geysers and Small-scale Thermal Hot Spots: Spatial Correlations and Implications