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I work at a National Lab, and all my publications are available for free. However, that's not done through the website of the publishing journal, it's done thr

I work at a National Lab, and all my publications are available for free. However, that's not done through the website of the publishing journal, it's done through my Lab's portal. The main requirement journals have is that we don't distribute the journal's marked-up final version. So we make them available as "Lab Reports" with our own typesetting, front cover, and so on.

mzs 13y ago
Exactly, the first one via a simple google search on the first author's name: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2013/pdf/1685.pdf http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2013/pdf/1685.pdf So it is a conference paper, freely available now too. Looking that over, it seems it's that typical short dense sort. Conferences tend to limit the length of papers. Science being more general interest, I would expect that paper to have more prose, background info, and images.