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Workshop: The Future of Network Science on MarsOrganizers: G. Delory (CIPS, USA), B. Banerdt (JPL, USA), P. Lognonné (IPGP, France) | ||||
Meeting Goal: In 2005, NASA is expected to release an AO calling for two Scout missions to be launch in 2011. The goal of this meeting is to review the scientific objectives of a Mars network mission, to identify the members of the U.S. and international community interested in network science, and create a consensus on the optimum scientific payload. The meeting will consist of several sessions devoted to some of the key aspects of network science on Mars. | ||||
| Tuesday & Wednesday MAY 25-26, 8:15am-5pm Space Sciences Lab #105 RSVP required Directions, shuttle schedules, & maps to SSL Visitor information: hotels, shuttles, parking, etc. | ||||
| Tuesday, May 25 | ||||
| DEEP INTERIOR | ||||
| Rationale: | B. Banerdt | NASA JPL | ||
| Rationale: | C. Sotin | University of Nantes | ||
| Seismology: | P. Lognonné | Institut de Physique de Globe de Paris | ||
| Geodesy: | B. Folkner | NASA JPL | ||
| Geodesy: | T. van Hoolst | Royal Observatory of Belgium | ||
| Magnetism: | L. Hood | University of Arizona, LPL | ||
| Magnetism: | C. Sotin | University of Nantes | ||
| Heat Flow: | R. Nadalini | DLR/Institut für Planetology | ||
| Heat Flow: | S. Smrekar | NASA JPL | ||
| SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION | ||||
| Rationale: | S. Clifford | Lunar & Planetary Institute | ||
| Seismic studies: | M. Manga | UC Berkeley, CIPS | ||
| Radiation: | R. Turner | ANSER | ||
| Active Sounding: | J.J. Berthelier | Centre d'Etude des Environnements Terrestre et Planetaire | ||
| Active Sounding: | R. Grimm | Southwest Research Institute | ||
| Passive Sounding: | R. Grimm | Southwest Research Institute | ||
| Passive Sounding: | C. Sotin (on behalf of M. Menvielle) | University of Nantes | ||
| Passive Sounding: | G. Delory | SSL, CIPS | ||
| METEOROLOGY | ||||
| Rationale: | R. Haberle | NASA Ames | ||
| Instrumentation: | A. M. Harri | Finnish Meteorological Institut | ||
| ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING | ||||
| Dust: | M. B. Madsen | Niels Bohr Institute for Astronomy, Physics and Geophysics | ||
| Dust: | W. Farrell (G. Delory) | NASA GSFC | ||
| IONOSPHERE | ||||
| MGS Results | D. Brain, S. Ledvina & D. Mitchell | UC Berkeley, SSL | ||
| Wednesday, May 26 | ||||
| Discussion: group focus on upcoming Scout AO, and science and instrument strategies. | ||||
| 4 March 2004
Thursday Tea: 661 Campbell Hall 3:45 PM 4:10 pm Colloquium 1 Le Conte Hall |
Josh BandfieldArizona State University, Department of Geology Joint Astronomy / Earth & Planetary Science Colloquium
Infrared Mars: Local and global surface compositions from olivine to carbonates to quartz
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| 12 February 2004
Thursday Tea: 661 Campbell Hall 3:45 PM 4:10 pm Colloquium 1 Le Conte Hall |
Francis NimmoUCLA Joint Astronomy / Earth & Planetary Science Colloquium
Strain rates and heat fluxes on icy satellites
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| 19 February 2004
Thursday Tea: 661 Campbell Hall 3:45 PM 4:10 pm Colloquium 1 Le Conte Hall |
Adam ShowmanUniversity of Arizona, Lunar & Planetary Laboratory Joint Astronomy / Earth & Planetary Science Colloquium
Resurfacing and tectonics of Ganymede and Europa
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| Thursdays 2:00-4pm (First meeting 8/28) Course Offering 401 McCone |
CIPS Reading Seminar: EPS 290
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Titan WorkshopOrganizers: Imke de Pater & Seran Gibbard | |||
| Monday NOVEMBER 17, 9am-5pm Space Sciences Lab #105 RSVP requiredEmail bhovers@astro.berkeley.edu Directions, shuttle schedules, & maps
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| Caitlin Griffith University of Arizona | "Titan's Clouds: their formation and implications regarding the atmospheric structure" | ||
| Henry Roe Caltech | "Probing Titan's atmospheric composition and structure at high spectral resolution" | ||
| Ralph Lorenz University of Arizona | "Titan's Surface: A Pre-Cassini Synthesis" | ||
| Steve Ledvina Space Sciences Lab | "Titan's interactions with its plasma environment" | ||
| Glenn Orton NASA JPL | "Review of planned Cassini CIRS observations of Titan and preliminary results from a ground-based exploration of Titan surface emission" | ||
| Alan Tokunaga University of Hawaii | "Opportunities to observe Titan from the IRTF" | ||
| Observing consortia discussion | led by Imke de Pater | ||
| Ed Wishnow Lawrence Livermore Lab | "Laboratory measurements pertaining to Saturn and Titan" | ||
| Eliot Young Southwest Research Institute | "Simple 3-D radiative transfer codes applied to Titan's atmosphere" | ||
| Chris McKay NASA/ Ames | "Workshop wrap-up: Key questions about Titan's haze and clouds" | ||
| 16 October 2003
Thursday Tea: 661 Campbell Hall 3:30 PM 4:10 pm Colloquium 2 Le Conte Hall |
Francis NimmoUniversity of California- Los Angeles Joint Astronomy / Earth & Planetary Science Colloquium
"Topography and Extension on Europa"
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| 25 September 2003
Thursday Tea: 661 Campbell Hall 3:30 PM 4:10 pm Colloquium 2 Le Conte Hall |
Oded AharonsonCaltech, Dept. of Geological & Planetary Sciences Joint Astronomy / Earth & Planetary Science Colloquium
"Granular avalanches on Mars: the dust cycle and potential role of water"
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