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Conference program
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ZOOM LINKS FOR MERCURY 2022 CONFERENCE CHAT :
Tuesday June 7
https://cnrs.zoom.us/j/99389003292?pwd=MFY3SzcweUJrRnN3c3FYUVdKa0MzUT09
meeting ID : 993 8900 3292
code : d9dsrc
Wednesday June 8
https://cnrs.zoom.us/j/95829690664?pwd=ancrNlUyNUhBTzYrZytHTUhJWlNwZz09
meeting ID : 958 2969 0664
code : UMsi6E
Thursday June 9
https://cnrs.zoom.us/j/94827579310?pwd=ckZqMU1yaU9YMGZTVUxSR0cvUGJWUT09
meeting ID : 948 2757 9310
code : r436z5
Friday June 10
https://cnrs.zoom.us/j/93824190612?pwd=UVdScmN0aUJQV1FTeGo4Q0hDdVNkUT09
meeting ID : 938 2419 0612
code : cAed70
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Tuesday June 7, 2022
8:30 : Opening
9:00-9:20 : Welcome
9:20-9:50 : Benkhoff J. (invited) : “BepiColombo - comprehensive exploration of Mercury: first results and mission status"
9:50-10:10 : André N. : "Overview of low-energy electron observations from the Mercury Electron Analyzers onboard Mio/BepiColombo during cruise phase and planetary flybys"
10:10-10:30 : Zender J. : "BepiColombo Mercury Swing-by-2 on 23 June 2022 - An Overview"
10:30-11:15 : coffee break (poster setup)
11:15-11:45 : Murakami G. (invited) : "Updated status and results of BepiColombo/Mio during interplanetary cruise phase"
11:45-12:05 : Griton L. : "Global 3D numerical simulations of the magnetosphere of Mercury in a dynamic solar wind"
12:05-12:25 : Pump K. : "Revised Modular Model of Mercury’s Magnetospheric Magnetic Field"
12:25-12:45 : Livi S. : " Strofio Status and Measurements Outlook"
12:45-14:15 : lunch break
14:15-14:45 : Rothery D. (invited) : "BepiColombo surface science objectives"
14:45-15:05 : Galiano A. : "Principal Component Analysis and Spectral Angle Mapper on MASCS/MESSENGER data for the spectral characterization of Mercury surface"
15:05-15:25 : Hirata K. : "Comparison of magma eruption fluxes in the Rembrandt and Caloris interior plains: implications for the north-south smooth plains asymmetry"
15:25-15:45 : Barraud O. : "The lack of hollows in the Mercury’s high-reflectance red plains"
15:45-16:30 : coffee break (poster viewing)
16:30-17:00 : Van Hoolst T. (invited) : "Mercury's deep interior"
17:00-17:20 : Cappuccio P. : "Mercury gravity field and rotational state with the BepiColombo MORE experiment"
17:20-17:40 : Charlier B. : "A consistent model for the chemical, mineralogical, and physical characteristics of Mercury’s crust"
17:40-18:00 : Head J. : "Mercury Magmatic, Tectonic and Geodynamic History: A Comparative Planetology Analysis"
Wednesday June 8, 2022
9:00-9:30 : Imber S. (invited) : "Mercury’s Magnetospheric Dynamics"
9:30-9:50 : Lavorenti F. : "Electron dynamics at Mercury: acceleration, circulation and precipitation processes using a global fully-kinetic model"
9:50-10:10 : Glass A. : "Mercury's Plasma Sheet Horn from MESSENGER Data"
10:10-10:30 : Schmid D. : "Magnetic evidence for an extended hydrogen exosphere at Mercury"
10:30-11:15 : coffee break (poster viewing)
11:15-11:35 : Caminiti E. : "Evolution of Mercury’s crust: A common process for the formation of smooth plains associated with impact basins"
11:35-11:55 : Jozwiak L. : "Understanding the Age and Distribution of Explosive Volcanism on Mercury: Insights from Pyroclastic Deposits"
11:55-12:15 : Man B. : "Newly discovered widespread extensional grabens on Mercury’s compressional structures"
12:15-12:35 : Conway S. : "Landforms caused by downslope mass wasting on Mercury"
12:35-14:15 : lunch break
14:15-14:45 : Iess L. (invited) : "Tests or relativistic gravity with the MORE investigation on BepiColombo"
14:45-15:05 : Di Stefano I. : "The MORE fundamental physics test at Mercury"
15:05-15:25 : Fraenz M. : "Effects of spacecraft outgassing and potential at Mercury"
15:25-15:45 : Tenthoff M. : "Accurate 3D Reconstruction of Mercury with Shape from Shading"
15:45-16:30 : coffee break (poster viewing)
16:30-16:50 : Wright J. : "Georeferenced M-CAM images from BepiColombo’s first Mercury swingby"
16:50-17:10 : Hyodo R. : "Late accretion onto Mercury"
17:10-17:30 : Blance A. : "Prevalence and Significance of Ejecta Flows on Mercury: A Global Survey"
17:30-17:50 : Hood L. : "Magnetic Anomalies Aligned Radial to the Caloris Impact Basin: Further Evidence for Ejecta Deposit Sources"
19:00-20:30 : Public outreach event at Orléans Museum of Fine Arts
Thursday June 9, 2022
9:00-9:20 : Robidel R. : "Observations of Mercury’s Exosphere during BepiColombo First Mercury Flyby with PHEBUS’ visible channels"
9:20-9:40 : Milillo A. : "BepiColombo First Mercury Fly-by: first taste of the mission results on investigation of the environment around the planet"
9:40-10:00 : Mangano V. : "Coordinated campaign of ground-based observations of Mercury’s exosphere in 2021"
10:00-10:30 : Will C. (invited) : "Zombie alert! Solar system tests of GR are still alive“
10:30-11:15 : coffee break (poster viewing)
11:15-11:35 : Chabot N. : "Topography, Illumination, and Thermal Models of Mercury’s Polar Deposits"
11:35-11:55 : Bertoli S. : "Landform analysis and age determination of craters in the North pole regions of Mercury"
11:55-12:15 : Filacchione G. : "Spectral detection of ices in Mercury’s PSRs by SIMBIOSYS-VIHI on BepiColombo mission"
12:15-12:35 : Wohlfarth K. : "A Mystery solved: Wavelength-dependent Seeing changes the normalized spectral slope of Mercury"
12:35-14:00 : lunch break
14:00-18:00 : FREE (tours: Sully Castle or Radio-Telescope of Nançay)
19:00-20:30 : Conference cocktail at Museum of natural History
Friday June 10, 2022
9:00-9:30 : Denevi B. (invited) : "The Evolution of Mercury's Crust"
9:30-9:50 : Lark L : "Mercury: Thermal evolution of a layered system"
9:50-10:10 : Namur O. : "Carbon partitioning under reducing conditions: implications for Mercury"
10:10-10:30 : Saito Y. : "Venus and Mercury fly-by observation by MPPE-MIA on BepiClombo/Mio"
10:30-11:15 : coffee break (poster viewing)
11:15-11:35 : Orsini S. : "Remote sensing of Mercury sodium emission and relationships with magnetospheric activity"
11:35-11:55 : Koutroumpa D. : "PHEBUS observations of the He 58.4 nm emission during BepiColombo's first Mercury Flyby"
11:55-12:15 : Aizawa S. : "The first simultaneous observation of low energy ions and electrons at Mercury during the first BepiColombo flyby"
12:15-12:35 : Mura A. : "Yearly variability of Mercury’s exosphere: comparison of the Na and Ca cases"
12:35-14:15 : lunch break
14:15-14:35 : Deutsch A. : "Investigating 1064-nm Albedo along Mercury s Hot and Cold Poles"
14:35-14:55 : Bott N. : "Simulating micrometeoroid bombardment of Mercury analog samples"
14:55-15:15 : Schmidt C. : "Impact Events Observed by MESSENGER UVVS"
15:15-15:35 : Moroni M. : "Micro-meteoroids impact vaporization (MMIV) as source for Ca and CaO exosphere along Mercury’s orbit"
15:35-15:55 : Karlsson T. : "MESSENGER observations of short, large-amplitude structures (SLAMS) in the Mercury foreshock"
16:00 : end of conference
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