Science

2009-06-04

08:30Breakfast and Registration
09:00 Extrasolar Planets & Giant Planets

Chair
  • Kat Volk
09:00 - Invited Lunine, Jonathan, Planetary studies with the James Webb Space Telescope
09:30 - Choi, David, The Evolving Flow of Jupiter's White Ovals and Adjacent Cyclones
09:45Break for 15 minutes
10:00 Space Physics I

Chair
  • Dave Minton
10:00 - Yan, Huirong, Detection of interplanetary magnetic field through comet polarization
10:20 - Sun, Peng, Charged Particle's Transport in Goldreich & Sridhar type Turbulences by Test Particle Simulations
10:35 - Guo, Fan, Particle acceleration in collisionless shock with large scale magnetic field variation
10:50 - Jokipii, J. R. , Propagation of a Strong Shock through Upstream Turbulence
11:10 - Kota, Jozsef, Energetic Neutral Atoms from the Heliosphere
11:25 - Gehrels, Tom, No Big Bang, no Strings, no Inflation
11:40Lunch
12:45 Mars I

Chair
  • John Weirich
12:45 - Hood, Lon, Magnetic Anomalies Near Apollinaris Patera and Lucus Planum, Mars
13:05 - Archer, Doug, UV Photolysis of Melltic Acid - A Possible Organic at the Mars Phoenix Landing Site
13:20 Saturn and Cassini

Chair
  • Dave Choi
13:20 - Karkoschka, Erich, Methane Absorption Spectra by the Descent Imager / Spectral Radiometer
13:35 - Soderblom, Jason, Investigation of the Selk Crater region of Titan Observed by Cassini VIMS
13:50 - Melosh, Jay, Iapetus' Enigmatic Ridge
14:05 - Perry, Jason, The Wonderful Worlds of Saturn from ISS during the Cassini Equinox Mission
14:20Break for 15 minutes
14:35 Asteroids, Comets and KBOs

Chair
  • Eric Palmer
14:35 - Hergenrother, Carl, SALSA - an automated program to detect meteors over southern Arizona
14:50 - Hergenrother, Carl, Identifying accessible asteroid targets for spacecraft sample return missions
15:05 Meteorites

Chair
  • Kat Gardner-Vandy
15:05 - Palmer, Eric, Aqueous Alteration in CM meteorites
15:20 - Weirich, John, The Ar-Ar Age and Petrology of Miller Range 05029: An Impact Melt from the Early Solar System
15:35 - Hill, Eddy, SILICON MANTLE/CORE FRACTIONATION AND THE ORIGIN OF PALLASITES

2009-06-05

08:30Breakfast and Registration
09:00 Dynamics

Chair
  • Christa Van Laerhoven
09:00 - Volk, Kat, Dynamical Pathways to the High-Perihelion Scattered Disk
09:15 - Minton, David, Using an analytical model of the sweeping nu6 resonance to constrain the rate of giant planet migration
09:30 - Malhotra, Renu, Finding Order in Kuiper Belt Chaos
10:00Break for 15 minutes
10:15 Surfaces

Chair
  • Dave Minton
10:15 - Diniega, Serina, Controls on the shape and size of Martian polar dunes
10:30 - Bray, Veronica, The Moon as a Laboratory for Understanding Impact Processes
10:45 - Malhotra, Renu, Asymmetric impacts of NEOs on the Moon
11:00 Space Physics II

Chair
  • Peng Sun
11:00 - Rogers, Tamara, Turbulence, Waves and Rotation in the Solar Interior
11:15 - Giacalone, Joe, The Termination of the Supersonic Solar Wind
11:30 - Lewis, Nikole, Atmospheric Circulation of Hot Neptune GJ436b
11:45 Poster and Lunch

Chair
  • Eric Palmer
Lytle, Dyer, A demonstration of some software we use to look at VIMS data
Larson, Steve, Spinoff Science: The Catalina Real Time Survey
Schaller, Christian, HiSEAS: A Tool for Planning HiRISE Stereo Pairs
Hill, Dolores, Stump Spring: Classification of 28 Ordinary Chondrites from a New Dense Collection Area in Nevada
Herbert, Floyd, The Aurora and Magnetic Field of Uranus
Lewis, Nikole, Super-Ios?: Exploring the Possibility of Io-like Extrasolar Planets
13:45 Mars II

Chair
  • Catherine Elder
13:45 - Invited Smith, Peter, Journey of the Phoenix
14:15 - Invited McEwen, Alfred, Future Mars Exploration
14:45 - Swindle, Tim, Incorporation of argon, krypton and xenon into clathrates on Mars
15:00 Keynote

Chair
15:00 - Keynote Byrne, Shane, Natural Probes of Ground Ice on Mars

Number of Presentations: 38


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