Future explorations of Jupiter and Saturn system
Scope
Giant planets are the most prominent representative bodies not only in the solar system but also in other extrasolar systems. The origin of the Jovian planets and the icy moons are inseparable and thus their origin, internal structure, composition, etc. will be comprehensively discussed. In front of the future mission Era, we'd like to promote the study of Jovian planets and their satellites. Also, progress in developing a solar sail mission to observe Jupiter system and Trojan asteroids will be discussed.
Convener
Jun Kimura
junkim@ep.sci.hokudai.ac.jp
Co-Convener
Sho Sasaki, Masaki Fujimoto, Yasumasa Kasaba, Yukihiro Takahashi, Takayuki Tanigawa, Kiyoshi Kuramoto
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May 27th Room:101 Time:AM1
SessionID:PPS001 Chairman:Sho Sasaki, Kiyoshi Kuramoto
The colored are the invited.
Start Time Presentation Number Title (PDF download) Presenter Authors
08:30 PPS001-01 Possible Japanese contributions to the Jupiter system exploration in 2020's Masaki Fujimoto Masaki Fujimoto
08:45 PPS001-02 Trojan Asteroids and the Early Evolution of the Solar System Patryk Sofia Lykawka Patryk Sofia Lykawka,
Jonathan Horner,
Barrie Jones et al.
09:00 PPS001-03 Scientific Rationale for Exploring Jovian Trojans Hajime Yano Hajime Yano,
Jupiter and Trojans Exploration Working Group Preparation Team,
09:15 PPS001-04 Development of Solar Power Sail System for Future Jupiter System Exploration Ryu Funase Ryu Funase,
Osamu Mori,
Yuichi Tsuda et al.
09:30 PPS001-05 Turning point in differentiation history of giant icy satellites induced by dehydration of pristine hydrous rock Jun Kimura Jun Kimura,
Kiyoshi Kuramoto,
09:45 PPS001-06 Gas Accretion Flow onto Circum-Planetary Disks and the Disk Structure Takayuki Tanigawa Takayuki Tanigawa,
Keiji Ohtsuki,
Masahiro Machida
10:00 PPS001-07 Polar motion of Titan forced by the atmosphere Tetsuya Tokano Tetsuya Tokano,
Tim Van Hoolst,
Ozgur Karatekin
10:15 PPS001-08 Investigations of the thermospheric dynamics of H_{2} and H_{3}^{+} in Jupiter Takeru Uno Takeru Uno,
Takeshi Sakanoi,
Chihiro Tao et al.
May 27th Room:101 Time:AM2
SessionID:PPS001 Chairman:Yasumasa Kasaba, Chihiro Tao
The colored are the invited.
Start Time Presentation Number Title (PDF download) Presenter Authors
10:45 PPS001-09 A dynamo driven by zonal jets at the upper surface: applications to giant planets Philippe CARDIN Philippe CARDIN,
Celine GUERVILLY,
Nathanael SCHAEFFER
11:00 PPS001-10 Lightning and thundercloud observation in Jupiter by spacecraft and telescopes Yukihiro Takahashi Yukihiro Takahashi,
Mitsuteru Sato,
Tetsuya Fukuhara et al.
11:15 PPS001-11 Polar Atmospheric Dynamics of Giant Planets Kunio M. Sayanagi Kunio M. Sayanagi,
Jonathan L. Mitchell,
11:30 PPS001-12 Seasonal and Temporal Variability of Jupiter and Saturn Padma Yanamandra-Fisher Padma Yanamandra-Fisher,
Glenn S. Orton,
11:45 PPS001-13 Design study of Jupiter X-ray imaging spectrometer on EJSM JMO Yuichiro Ezoe Yuichiro Ezoe,
Kumi Ishikawa,
Takaya Ohashi et al.
12:00 PPS001-14 Global ENA Imaging of the Magnetospheres of Saturn and Jupiter Pontus Brandt Pontus Brandt,
Donald G. Mitchell,
Barry H. Mauk
12:15 PPS001-15 Dust-plasma interaction in Saturn's plasma disk Shotaro Sakai Shotaro Sakai,
Shigeto Watanabe,
Michiko Morooka et al.
12:30 PPS001-16 Plan for Observing Jupiter's Magnetosphere using the EUV Spectrograph Onboard the Sprint-A/Exceed Mission Fuminori Tsuchiya Fuminori Tsuchiya,
Ichiro Yoshikawa,
Masato Kagitani et al.
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