Schedule - Rosetta SWT 49
Posters will be up all week. A list is availible at the bottom of this page. Please fix your poster to the numbered board.
A zip file of abstracts is availible here
Poster boards dimensions are 180cm high and 100cm wide.
Monday 28 May 2018
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08:30
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Welcome and logistical information
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Monday Session 1 Theme 1: Where and how did comets form, how are they put together and what is their role in solar system and planetary formation scenarios?
Chairperson – Matt Taylor
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08:40 |
"Connecting comets to the pre-solar cloud” INVITED TALK
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09:05 |
“Connections of comets to other solar system bodies” INVITED TALK
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09:30 |
“Cometary delivery to Earth: constraints from noble gas measurements of 67P” INVITED TALK
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09:55 |
“From organic interstellar material of Diffuse Interstellar Bands to comet nuclei: surviving the accretion process.”
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10:10 |
“The water Ortho-to-Para ratio in the coma of comet 67P/C-G measured with VIRTIS-H”
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10:25 10:30
11:00 |
Discussion Coffee
Monday Session 2 Theme 1: Where and how did comets form, how are they put together and what is their role in solar system and planetary formation scenarios?
Chairperson – John Noonan
“Isotopic signatures in the coma of 67P and their relation to the origin of cometary material.” Kathrin Altwegg
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11:25 |
“An OSIRIS view of the evolution of 67P. Heterogeneity in the protoplanetary disk?” Stubbe Hviid
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11:50 |
“Did the building blocks for Titan form in the same region of the Protosolar Nebula as 67P?”
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12:05 |
“Colours, spectral slopes and phase curves of 67P/C.G.’s nucleus as observed by Rosetta/OSIRIS” Clément Feller |
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12:20 12:30 |
Discussion Lunch
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14:00
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Monday Session 3 Theme 1: Where and how did comets form, how are they put together and what is their role in solar system and planetary formation scenarios?
Chairperson - Matt Taylor “The Flyby of 2014 MU69 by New Horizons on New Years Day 2019”
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14:15 |
“Comet formation mechanisms” Jürgen Blum
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14:40 |
“Formation of 67P” INVITED TALK
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15:05 15:30
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18:00 |
Discussion Coffee
Monday Session 4 Theme 2: What are comets made of ?
Chairperson- Matthew Knight
“67P and comets in an astrobiological context” INVITED TALK Hervé Cottin “67P ORGANiCeS: generic or contingent?” INVITED TALK Jean-Pierre Bibring
“The dust environment of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko: a multi-instrument perspective” INVITED TALK Cecilia Tubiana Discussion End of Session 4
ICEBREAKER |
Tuesday 29 May 2018
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Tuesday Session 1 Theme 2: What are comets made of?
Chairperson – Simon Green
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08:30 |
“Cometary dust particles of 67P under a microscope” Sihane Merouane |
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08:55 |
“Compressive strength of 67P surface material derived from Philae surface contacts”
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09:10 |
“Strength of cometary particles on the nano- to micrometer scale. Force-curve analysis of MIDAS data” |
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09:25 |
“Heterogeneity of the Composition of the Dust Particles of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko”
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09:40 |
“Rosetta/Alice Measurements of Atomic and Molecular Abundances and Dust in the Coma of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko” Ronald Vervack |
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09:55
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“Composition of dust at comet 67P” INVITED TALK Anäis Bardyn |
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10:20 10:30 |
Discussion Coffee
Tuesday Session 2 Theme 2: What are comets made of?
Chairperson – Anny-Chantal Levasseur-Regourd |
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11:00 |
“Dusty Isotopes” INVITED TALK
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11:25 |
“Elemental and Molecular Composition of the volatiles in Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko” INVITED TALK
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11:50 |
“The Volatile Composition of CO-Dominated Comet C/2016 R2 (PanSTARRS)”
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12:05 |
“Modeling reactivity and trapping of O2 in the bulk of cometary ices"
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12:20 12:30
14:00 |
Discussion Lunch
Tuesday Session 3 Theme 2: What are comets made of?
Chairperson – Christelle Briois
“Organics in Comet 67P: Aliphatic and Aromatic Hydrocarbons seen by ROSINA” INVITED TALK
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14:25
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“Mapping of exposed bright features on the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko“ Jasinghege Don Prasanna Deshapriya |
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14:40 |
“Upper Limits for Coma Emissions Near Perihelion as Measured by Rosetta’s Alice Ultraviolet Spectrograph” |
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14:55 |
“Organics and mineral composition of the interior of 67P” Alain Herique |
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15:20 15:30
16:00 |
Discussion Coffee
Tuesday Session 4 Theme 2: What are comets made of?
Chairperson – Adeline Gicquel Brodtke
“Seasonal changes in the subsurface of the Imhotep region as observed by MIRO” |
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16:15
16:40 16:45 |
“The Nucleus of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko - mass; mass loss; porosity and implications” Martin Pätzold Discussion Dust to Ice round table session 1 – Chaired by Matt and Bonnie |
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17:30
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End of Session 4
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18:00 |
Posters and refreshments |
Wednesday 30 May 2018
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Wednesday Session 1 |
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Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Dina Prialnik
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08:30 |
“Connecting the Dots - Between Interior Composition and Activity of Comets” Murthy Gudipati
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08:55 |
“Outgassing of CO2 /H20-ice mixtures through dust layers - an experimental approach” |
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09:10 |
“Comets in the lab: How laboratory experiments can help to understand comet formation and activity“ Bastian Gundlach
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09:35
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10:15 10:30
11:00 |
“Ways out of the cometary activity paradox” Michael Küppers
“Activity, seasons, mass transfer, and homogeneity.” INVITED TALK Horst Uwe Keller
Discussion Coffee
Wednesday Session 2 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Alessandra Rotundi
“Evolution of the global composition of the coma of comet 67P” INVITED TALK Nicolas Biver
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11:25
11:50 |
“Dust properties in the infrared + results from VIRTIS-H” INVITED TALK Dominique Bocklee-Morvan
“Nano-to-micro dust environment monitored by GIADA during the entire ROSETTA scientific phase" |
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12:05 |
“The Near-Nucleus Dusty Gas Coma of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Prior to the Descent of The Surface Lander PHILAE”
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12:20 12:30
15:30 |
Discussion Lunch
Departure for excursion (times confirmed on day)
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Thursday 31 May 2018
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Thursday Session 1 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Kristie LLera |
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08:30 |
“Solar wind and IMF interaction with comet 67P" Charlotte Goetz
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08:55 |
“Simulations of the CG plasma environment” Tamas Gombosi
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09:20 |
“Ion velocity and electron temperature inside and around the diamagnetic cavity of comet 67P”
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09:35 |
“Keeping Cool in a Hot Place: Cold Electrons at Comet 67P”
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09:50
10:05
10:20 |
“Nested draped magnetic fields: The RPC-MAG view of Rosetta's dayside excursion at comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko” Martin Volwerk
“First observations of magnetic holes deep within the coma of a comet”
Discussion |
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10:30 |
Coffee
Thursday Session 2 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Katharina Ostaszewski
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11:00 |
“Plasma Environment in the inner coma of comet 67P probed by Rosetta” INVITED TALK Marina Galand
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11:25 |
“Plasma source and loss at comet 67P during Rosetta escort phase”
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11:40 11:45 |
Discussion Dust to Ice round table session 2 – Chaired by Matt and Mathieu
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12:30 |
Lunch
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14:00 |
Rosetta Science Working Team Meeting All welcome Presentations on post operations activities and archiving
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18:00
19:30 |
End of SWT meeting
Conference Dinner - leaving from hotel lobby at 19:30 sharp!!! |
Friday 1 June 2018
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Friday Session 1 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Christina De Sanctis
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09:00 |
“Activity reservoirs; repeating and non-repeating activity of comet 67P” Nilda Oklay
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09:25 |
“Insights into the morphology of comet 67P highlighting evolution and erosion depths”
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09:50 |
“Evolution of cometary surfaces“
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10:05
10:20 |
“Intense Morphological Changes in a cliff situated at the Khonsu region of 67P/Churyamov-Gerasimenko”
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10:30
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Coffee
Friday Session 2 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Dennis Bodewits |
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“Linking surface morphology, composition and activity of the 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko’s nucleus” Sonia Fornasier
“Traceback Problem for Derivation of the Surface Properties based on GIADA measurements” Stavro L. Ivanovski
“Thermophysical evolution of the the Imhotep region” INVITED TALK Maria Teresa Capria |
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11:55 |
“Multi-instrument observations of outbursts on comet 67P”
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12:20 12:30
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Discussion Lunch
Friday Session 3 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Mathieu Choukroun
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14:00
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“Numerical Landscape Evolution Simulations Applied to Comet 67” Samuel Birch
“Far-ultraviolet search for gas emission associated with the outbursts observed by OSIRIS “summer fireworks” on 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko” Paul Feldman “A multi-instrument modelling perspective of cometary activity” Raphael Marschall
“Water activity on comet 67P: linking nucleus to inner coma” Xian Shi |
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16:15
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“Water, as seen by Alice, throughout the Rosetta mission” Andrew Steffl
Discussion Coffee
Friday Session 4 Theme 3: How do comets work?
Chairperson – Antonella Barucci
“Analysis and interpretation of the ROSINA/COPS end-of-mission measurements” Valeriy Tenishev
“Far-Ultraviolet Spectral Properties of the Imhotep Region throughout the Rosetta Mission as Observed by the Alice Spectrograph” Lori Feaga
Theme 4: What‘s next? |
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16:30
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“Where to next? The case for exploring Main Belt Comets”
“The CAESAR Sample Return Mission to 67P” INVITED TALK Holger Sierks on behalf of Steven Squyres
Discussion and Closing remarks
Special end of meeting refreshments |
Poster Session
Posters will be displayed all week, with a dedicated session on Tuesday.
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Matthias Hahn |
Gravity; internal structure and nucleus composition of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko as measured by the Rosetta Radio Science Experiment RSI |
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Joel Parker |
Bi-lobed Shape of Comet 67P from a Collapsed Binary |
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Francoise Pauzat |
Birth and life of sulphur dimers (S2) in cometary ices |
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Graciela González Peytaví |
Processing Bistatic Radar Observations of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko |
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Thangasamy Velusamy |
MIRO/Rosetta continuum submm & mm maps of a canyon in the Anhur region of comet 67P |
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Björn Grieger |
A Kohonen map for Chury |
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Peter Boakes |
Cometary dust at the sub-micrometre scale: Dust particle catalogue and statistics from the MIDAS Rosetta instrument |
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Yoshiaru Shinnaka |
Nitrogen isotopic ratios in amine and nitrile in comets |
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Hideyo Kawakita |
Deuterium to Hydrogen Ratios in Cometary Methane: Deep Search for CH3D in Comets |
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Isaac Schroeder |
Oxygen Isotopes in Water in the Coma of Comet 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko as measured with the Rosetta / ROSINA Double Focusing Mass Spectrometer |
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Johannes Markkanen |
Numerical modelling of light scattering and absorption by large cometary dust particles |
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Katia Hadraoui |
Glycine in 67P/ Churyumov Gerasimenko: assessments about its abundance and origin |
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Matthew Knight |
Spatial Variations of Atomic Species in the Coma as Observed by Rosetta’s Alice UV Spectrograph during Great Circle Scans |
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Nicolas Biver |
Extreme diversity in the composition of comets: the case of the "ultra-blue" comet C/2016 R2 (PanSTARRS) |
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Bjorn Davidsson |
Large scale morphological changes in the Hapi region on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko |
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Matt Taylor |
GCR flux gradients in the inner heliosphere from ESA SREM data during the Rosetta SREM cruise and comet phase |
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Peter Schloerb |
Observations of Large Dust Particles in the Coma of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko |
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Katharina Ostaszewski |
Simulations of electric fields in the cometary environment |
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Arnaud Beth |
Comparing the inner-coma ionospheres of 1P/Halley and 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko: what are the relevant drivers? |
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Adeline Gicquel Brodtke |
Modelling gas and dust outbursts from comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko |
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Dina Prialnik |
Modeling cometary outbursts: the effect of nucleus properties on outburst characteristics |
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Vladimir Zakharov |
Asymptotics for spherical particle motion in a spherically expanding flow. |
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Gianrico Filacchione |
Seasonal colors cycling on 67P/CG nucleus and coma
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Mathieu Choukroun
Dennis Bodewits
Dennis Bodewits |
Laboratory investigation of thermal and mechanical properties of icy comet analogs
CAESAR: the first sample return from a comet nucleus
Electron impact studies relevant to the Rosetta coma measurements of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. |