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Sunday Monday

Monday, September 5

Welcome to Cambridge

Monday, September 5, 2005, 8:45-9:00am, Music Concert Hall

Sir Martin Rees, Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics in the University of Cambridge and Master of Trinity College will open the meeting.

Session 1. - Invited, HAD Intro., Chairs: L. Spilker, D. Yeomans, Monday, September 5, Meeting Programme 2005, 9:00-10:30am, Music Concert Hall 1.01I Saturn through the Telescope: The First Century A. Van Helden (University of Utrecht) 1.02I Cassini-Huygens at Saturn D. L. Matson (JPL), J.-P. Lebreton (ESTEC), L. J. Spilker (JPL) 1.03I Huygens Mission Overview and Results Highlights J.-P. Lebreton (ESA/ESTEC)

Sunday, September 4 Session 2. Huygens

Invited, Chairs: D. Matson, D. Gautier, Monday, September 5, 2005, 11:00am- 12:30pm, Music Concert Hall Registration Opens 3:30-9:00pm, Music School

2.01I A Measurement of Titan's Zonal Winds by the Huygens Doppler Wind Experiment Opening Reception: 6:30-9:00pm, Music Foyer M.K. Bird, R. Dutta-Roy, Y. Dzierma (Radioastron. Inst., Univ. Bonn, Bonn, Germany), M. Allison (Goddard Inst. for Space Studies), S.W. Asmar, W.M. Folkner, D.V. Johnston, R.A. Preston (Jet Propulsion Lab., Caltech), D.H. Atkinson (Dept. Elec. Engg., Univ. Idaho, Moscow), I.M. Avruch, L.I. Gurvits, S.V. Pogrebenko (Joint Inst. for VLBI Europe, Dwingeloo, The Netherlands), P. Edenhofer (Inst. HF-Tech., Univ. Bochum, Germany), D. Plettemeier (Elektrotech. Inst., Tech. Univ. Dresden, Germany), G.L. Tyler (Center for Radar Astron., Stanford Univ.) 2.02I HASI Experiment to Titan M. Fulchignoni (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris, France), F. Ferri, G. Colombatti (CISAS, Università di Padova, Italy), J.C. Zarnecki (PSSRI,The Open University,Walton Hall, Milton Keynes,UK), H.M. Harri

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(Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI), Helsinki, Finland), M. Hamelin Session 3. I (CETP-IPSL, Saint Maur, France), J.J. Lopez-Moreno (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA-CSIC), Granada, Spain), K. Schwingenshuh Oral, Chairs: A. W. Harris, S. Lowry, Monday, September 5, 2005, 11:00am- (Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences (IWF), Austria), 12:30pm, Law LG19 F. Angrilli (CISAS, Univ. di Padova, Italy), HASI Team 2.03I Results from the Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer (GCMS) Experiment on the Cassini-Huygens Probe 3.01I The Pan-STARRS Large Survey Telescope Project H. Niemann (NASA GSFC), Cassini-Huygens GCMS Team N. (IfA, U. ), Pan-STARRS Project Team 2.04I First results on the haze particles in the Titan's Atmosphere with the 3.02 Orbit determination for the next generation /comet surveys Huygens Aerosol Collector Pyrolyser A. Milani (University of Pisa, Italy) P Coll (Univ. Paris 7), C. Szopa (Univ. Paris 6), G. Israel (CNRS), F. Raulin 3.03 Simulations of Collisional Disruption at the Catastrophic Impact Energy (Univ. Paris 12), M. Cabane (Univ. Paris 6), H.B. Niemann (NASA Threshold: Effect of the Target's Internal Structure and Diameter Goddard), S.K. Atreya (Univ. Michigan), D. Coscia, J.F. Brun (CNRS), M.J. P. Michel (Cote d'Azur Observatory), W. Benz (University of Bern), D.C. Nguyen (Univ. Paris 12), T. Owen (Univ. Hawaii), R.E. Samuelson (NASA Richardson (University of Maryland) Goddard), M. Steller (Univ. Austria) 3.04 Impact Cratering, Removal, and Catastrophic Disruption of 2.05I The First Results from the Huygens Surface Science Package (SSP) Differentiated Asteroids J C Zarnecki (Open University), Surface Science Package Team E. Asphaug, C. Agnor (UCSC) 2.06I Observations of Titan's Surface and Atmosphere from the Descent 3.05 Jupiter Trojans: a Survey of Members of Dynamical Families Imager/Spectral Radiometer (DISR) on the Huygens Probe E. Dotto (INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma, Italy), S. Fornasier L. Soderblom (USGS, Flagstaff), M. Tomasko (LPL, U. Arizona), B. (Dipartimento di Astronomia, Universita di Padova, Italy), M.A. Barucci Archinal, T. Becker (USGS, Flagstaff), B. Bézard (LESIA, Obs. de Paris, (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris, France), J. Licandro (ING Telescopes La France), M. Bushroe (LPL, U. Arizona), M. Combes (LESIA, Obs. de Paris, Palma and IAC Tenerife, Spain), H. Boehnhardt (MPI for France), D. Cook (USGS, Flagstaff), A. Coustenis, C. de Bergh (LESIA, Research, Lindau, Germany), O. Hainaut (European Southern Obs. de Paris, France), L. Dafoe, L. Doose (LPL, U. Arizona), S. Doute Observatory, Chile), F. Marzari (Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita di (Lab. de Planetologie de Grenoble, CNRS-UJF, France), A. Eibl, S. Engel Padova, Italy), C. De Bergh (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris, France), F. De (LPL, U. Arizona), F. Gliem (Technical Univ. of Braunschweig, Germany), Luise (INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma, Italy) B. Grieger (MPI for Solar System Research, Katlenburg-Lindau, 3.06 Probing the Depths of the Solar System: A Tale of Two Asteroids Germany), T. Hare (USGS, Flagstaff), K. Holso (LPL, U. Arizona), E. D. J. Tholen (Univ. of Hawaii), F. Bernardi (Univ. Hawaii), R. A. Tucker Howington-Kraus (USGS, Flagstaff), E. Karkoschka (LPL, U. Arizona), H. (Univ. Arizona) Keller (MPI for Solar System Research, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany), R. 3.07 Koronis binaries and the role of families in binary frequency Kirk (USGS, Flagstaff), R. Kramm, M. Kuppers (MPI for Solar System W.J. Merline (SwRI), P.M. Tamblyn (Binary Astronomy and SwRI), D. Research, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany), P. Lanagan (LPL, U. Arizona), Nesvorny, D.D. Durda, C.R. Chapman (SwRI), C. Dumas (ESO (Chile)), E. Lellouch (LESIA, Obs. de Paris, Meudon, France), M. Lemmon (Dept. of W.M. Owen (JPL), A.D. Storrs (Towson Univ.), L.M. Close (U. Arizona), F. Physics, Texas A&M Univ.), J. Lunine, E. McFarlane, J. Moores, M. Prout, B. Menard (Obs. Grenoble (France)) Rizk (LPL, U. Arizona), M. Rosiek (USGS, Flagstaff), P. Rueffer (Technical 3.08 On the V-type asteroids outside the Vesta family Univ. of Braunschweig, Germany), S. E. Schröder (MPI for Solar System V. Carruba, T. Michtchenko (IAG-USP, Brazil), F. Roig, S. Ferraz-Mello Research, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany), B. Schmitt (Lab. de (ON, Brazil), D. Nesvorny' (SWRI, USA) Planetologie de Grenoble, CNRS-UJF, France), C. See, P. (LPL, U. Arizona), N. Thomas (Dept. of Physics, U. Bern, Switzerland), R. West (JPL)

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Session 6. Cassini I Berkeley), R.L. McNutt (APL), W.-H. Ip (National Central Univ. Taiwan), V. De La Haye (UM), S. Ledvina (UC Berkeley), I. Mueller-Wordarg (Imperial College, London), N. Borggren (UA) Invited, Chairs: J.-P. Lebreton, J. Lunine, Monday, September 5, 2005, 2:00-

3:50pm, Music Concert Hall

Session 7. Asteroids II 6.01I Cassini Magnetic Field Observations at Saturn M. Dougherty (Space and Atmospheric Physics, Imperial College, UK), Cassini Team Oral, Chairs: D. Richardson, A. Milani, Monday, September 5, 2005, 2:00- 6.02I Plasma near Titan and Saturn's icy satellites and the E-ring: Recent 3:50pm, Law LG19 Cassini CAPS results F. Crary, D. Young (Southwest Research Institute), Cassini CAPS Team 7.01 New visual and infrared observations of Near- Asteroids in cometary- 6.03I An Overview of Recent Results from the Cassini Radio and Plasma Wave like orbits Science Investigation S.C. Lowry, A. Fitzsimmons (Queen's University Belfast) D. Gurnett, W. Kurth, G. Hospodarsky, A. Persoon, T. Averkamp, B. 7.02 21 Lutetia and other M-types: Their sizes, albedos, and thermal properties Cecconi (U. of Iowa), A. Lecacheux, P. Zarka (Observatoire de Paris), P. from new IRTF measurements Canu, N. Cornilleau-Wehrlin, P. Galopeau, A. Roux (CETP/UVSQ), C. M. Mueller, A.W. Harris (DLR Berlin), M. Delbo (INAF Torino), MIRSI Team Harvey, P. Louarn (CESR/CNRS), R. Bostrom, G. Gustafsson, J.-E. 7.03 Update on Asteroid Density and Porosity Wahlund (Swedish Inst. of Space Physics), M. Desch, W. Farrell, M. Kaiser D. T. Britt (University of Central Florida), G. J. Consolmagno (Vatican (Goddard Space Flight Center), P. Kellogg, K. Goetz (U. of Minnesota), G. Observatory), W.J. Merline (SwRI) Fischer, H.-P. Ladreiter, H. Rucker (Austrian Academy of Sciences), H. 7.04 Compositions of Binary Near-Earth Objects: Implications for the Internal Alleyne (U. of Sheffield), A. Pedersen (U. of Oslo) Structure of Their Parent Bodies 6.04I Dynamics of energetic particles and neutrals in Saturn's variable P. A. Abell (Planetary Astronomy Group, NASA Johnson Space Center), : results from the MIMI investigation M. J. Gaffey, P. S. Hardersen (Space Studies, Univ. of North Dakota), F. S.M. Krimigis, D.G. Mitchell (JHUAPL), D.C. Hamilton (UNIV OF MD), N. Vilas, K. S. Jarvis (Planetary Astronomy Group, NASA Johnson Space Krupp (MPI), S. Livi, E.C. Roelof (JHUAPL), J. Dandouras (CESR), B.H. Center), R. R. Landis (Mission Operations, NASA Johnson Space Center) Mauk, P.C. Brandt, C.P. Paranicas, J. Saur (JHUAPL), T.P. Armstrong 7.05 Peculiar Betulia Re-visited: A Near-Earth Asteroid with a Bare- (FUND TECH), S. Bolton (JPL), A.F. Cheng (JHUAPL), G. Gloeckler (UNIV Surface? OF MD), M.E. Hill (JHUAPL), K.C. Hsieh (UNIV OF AZ), W.H. Ip (NATL A. W. Harris, M. Mueller (DLR, Berlin), M. Delbo (Obs. Turin), S. J. Bus CENTRAL UNIV), A. Lagg (MPI), L.J. Lanzerotti (BELL LABS), R.W. (Univ. Hawaii, Hilo) McEntire, D.J. Williams (JHUAPL) 7.06 Space Weathering of Dark Asteroids 6.05I CDA measurements of Saturn's E ring L.V. Moroz (Inst. of Planetology, Univ. of Muenster; Inst. of Planetary R. Srama, S. Kempf, G. Moragas-Klostermeyer (MPI Nuclear Physics, Research, DLR, Berlin) Heidelberg), S. Helfert (Helfert Informatik, Mannheim), M. , M. Roy 7.07 A Long-Term Radar Survey of M-Class Asteroids (JPL, Pasadena), E. Gruen (MPI Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg & HIGP, M.K. Shepard (Bloomsburg University), B.E. (Ithaca College), L.A.M. Univ. Honolulu, Hawaii) Benner, J.D. Giorgini (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), E.S. Howell (Arecibo 6.06I An Overview of Cassini Radio Science Observatory, NAIC), C. Magri (University of Maine, Farmington), M.C. A. Kliore, N. Rappaport, A. Anabtawi, S. Asmar, J. Armstrong, E. Barbinis, Nolan (Arecibo Observatory, NAIC), S.J. Ostro (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) G. Goltz, D. Johnston, D. Fleischman, D. Rochblatt, J. Anderson (JPL), E. 7.08 Thermal Properties of Spitzer Space Telescope Calibration Asteroids Marouf, K. Wong (SJSU), F. Thomson (Stanford U.), F. M. Flasar, P. B. Bhattacharya, D. Fadda, A. Noriega-Crespo (Spitzer Science Center, Schinder (NASA-GSFC), R. French, C. McGhee (Wellesley Coll), P. Caltech), J. Stansberry, M. Blaylock (Steward Observatory, Univ. of Az) Mohammed, P. Steffes (GIT), A. Nagy (U. Michigan), L. Iess (U. Roma), P. 7.09 Ongoing results of SINEO (Spectroscopic Investigation of Near Earth Tortora (U. Bologna), R. Ambrosini (IRA-CNR), E. Flamini (ASI) Objects) survey. 6.07I INMS Titan Observations M. Lazzarin, S. Marchi, S. Magrin, S. Danese (Astronomy Dept. Padova J.H. Waite, Jr. (UM), H. Niemann (NASA GSFC), R.V. Yelle (UA), W.T. Univ.) Kasprzak (NASA GSFC), T.E. Cravens (KU), J.G. Luhmann (UC 7.10 Thermal Infrared (8-13 micron) Spectra of the NEA 2100 Ra-Shalom

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L. F. Lim (NASA/GSFC), J. P. Emery (SETI Institute), T. H. McConnochie Session 11. Comets (Cornell University) 7.11 Multiple-Scattering Modeling for Asteroid Photometric and Polarimetric Oral, Chairs: P. Weissman, D. Bockel\'ee-Morvan, Monday, September 5, Phase Effects 2005, 4:20-6:00pm, Law LG19 K. Muinonen (Observatory, Univ. Helsinki, Finland)

11.01 Search for Active -Belt Asteroids: The SAMBA Project Session 10. Cassini II H. H. Hsieh, D. Jewitt (University of Hawaii) 11.02 The changes of the orbital elements and estimation of the initial velocities of stream meteoroids ejected from comets and asteroids. Invited, Chairs: L. Soderblom, M. Blanc, Monday, September 5, 2005, 4:20- T.J. Jopek, R. Rudawska, P.A. Dybczynski (OA. AM. University) 5:35pm, Music Concert Hall 11.03 Light Curves of Kreutz Comets M. M. Knight, M. F. A'Hearn (University of Maryland), D. A. Biesecker 10.01I An Overview of Cassini Radar Mapper Observations of Titan (NOAA), G. Faury (Laboratoire d´Astronomie Spatiale, France), D. P. S. Wall, C. Elachi (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Hamilton (University of Maryland), P. Lamy, A. Llebaria (Laboratoire d' Technology), Cassini Radar Science Team Astronomie Spatiale, France) 10.02I Selected Surface-Science Results of the first year of the Cassini VIMS 11.04 The Dust Size Distribution In The Trail Of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Investigation From Observation And Modelling R. Brown (University of Arizona), K. Baines (Jet Propulsion Lab), G. J. Agarwal (MPIK, Heidelberg), H. Boehnhardt (MPS, Katlenburg-Lindau), Bellucci (CNR, Rome), B. Buratti (JPL), F. Capaccioni, P. Cerroni (CNR, M. Mueller (EDS at ESA/ESOC, Darmstadt), E. T. Gruen (MPIK, Heidelberg Rome), R. Clark (USGS, Denver), M. Combes (Observatoire de Paris, & HIGP, Hawaii) Meudon), A. Coradini (CNR, Rome), D. Cruikshank (NASA Ames), P. 11.05 What Polarimetry and Thermal Infrared Spectra Tell Us About Two Types Drossart (Observatoire de Paris, Meudon), V. Formisano (CNR, Rome), R. of Dust in Comets Jaumann (DLR, Berlin), Y. Langevin (Universite' de Paris, Orsay), D. L. Kolokolova (University of Maryland, USA), H. Kimura (Institute of Low Matson (JPL), T. McCord (Space Science Institue, Boulder), V. Mennella Temperature Science, Hokkaido University, Japan), N. Kiselev (Institute of (Osservatorio Astronomico Capodimonte, Napoli), R. Nelson (JPL), P. Astronomy, Kharkiv National University, Ukraine) Nicholson (Cornell), B. Sicardy (Observatoire de Paris, Meudon), C. Sotin 11.06 Thermal evolution model of the Rosetta target 67P/Churyumov- (Universite' de Nantes), L. Soderblom (USGS, Flagstaff), J. Barnes, C. Gerasimenko Griffith (University of Arizona), G. Hansen (University of Washington), K. M.C. De Sanctis, M.T. Capria (IASF-INAF), A. Coradini (IFSI-INAF) Hibbitts (APL), M. Showalter (SETI Institute) 11.07 The Monoxide Extended Source in Comet -Bopp Revisited 10.03I Cassini Imaging Science: One Year in Saturn Orbit D. Bockelée-Morvan, J. Boissier, J. Crovisier, F. (Observatoire de C.C. Porco (CICLOPS/SSI), Cassini Imaging Team Paris), H. A. Weaver (The John Hopkins University) 10.04I CIRS observations of the Saturn system: the first year 11.08 A high resolution spectroscopic chemical survey of molecular species F. M. Flasar (NASA/GSFC), CIRS Investigation Team and isotopic ratios in comet 2004 Q2, 2001 Q4 and 2002 T7 10.05I UV Spectroscopy of the Saturn System G.L. Villanueva (NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center), M. Kueppers, P. J. E. Colwell, L. W. Esposito, K. Larsen, A. I. F. Stewart, W. E. McClintock, Hartogh (Max-Planck-Institut fur Sonnensystemforschung, Germany) M. Sremcevic (LASP, Univ. Colorado), D. E. Shemansky, J. T. Hallett 11.09 The Evolution of Gas and Dust Production in comet 9P/Tempel 1 as a (Univ. Southern Calif.), C. J. Hansen, A. R. Hendrix, R. A. West, J. A. Ajello Result of the Deep Impact Event (JPL), W. R. Pryor (Univ. Central Ariz.), Y. L. Yung (Cal. Tech.) M. A. DiSanti, M. J. Mumma (NASA-GSFC), B. P. Bonev (U. Toledo at GSFC), N. Dello Russo (APL/JHU), K. Magee-Sauer (Rowan U.), G. L. Villanueva (NAS-NRC), H. Kawakita (Kyoto Sangyo U.), S. Sugita (Univ. of Tokyo), E. L. Gibb (Notre Dame U.), J. Lyke, F. Chaffee (W. M. Keck Obs.) 11.10 A Radiative Transfer Simulation of Rotational Excitation in Comets V. Zakharov, N. Biver, D. Bockelee-Morvan, J. Crovisier, A. Lecacheux (Observatoire de Paris)

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Session 14. Asteroid Discovery and Dynamics Session 12. Education and Outreach Poster, Monday, September 5, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Foyer Oral, Chairs: L. French, L. Lebofsky, Monday, September 5, 2005, 5:35- 6:05pm, Music Concert Hall 14.01 Radar Astrometry of Asteroid 99942 (2004 MN4): Predicting the 2029 Earth Encounter and Beyond 12.01 The Human Orrery J. D. Giorgini, L. A. M. Benner (JPL/CalTech), M. C. Nolan (Arecibo M.E. Bailey, A.A. Christou, D.J. Asher (Armagh Observatory) Observatory), S. J. Ostro (JPL/CalTech) 12.02 ORION and STORI: Bringing Inquiry into the Classroom 14.02 Linkages and Orbital Accuracies Obtained for Asteroids Observed in the L. A. Lebofsky (UAz), N. R. Lebofsky, B. Schmitt (SCI), D. Sears (UArk), C. Spitzer First Look Survey Ecliptic Plane Component and the Ground-based Andersen (OSU) Follow-up Program 12.03 MRO's High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE): M. Granvik, J. Virtanen, K. Muinonen (Univ. Helsinki), L. Allen (Univ. British Education and Public Outreach Columbia), V. Meadows, B. Bhattacharya (Spitzer Science Center, V.C. Gulick (NASA Ames/SETI Institute), HiRISE Science Team Caltech), M. Delbo, A. Cellino (Univ. Torino), E. Tedesco (Space Science Center, Univ. New Hampshire), D. Davis (Planetary Science Institute), J. D. Giorgini (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) Session 13. Education and Outreach 14.03 The Rotation State of Small Rapidly Rotating Asteroids C. W. Hergenrother, R. J. Whiteley (University of Arizona) 14.04 The Pan-STARRS Moving Object Processing System Poster, Monday, September 5, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Foyer R. Jedicke, L. Denneau, T. Grav, J. Heasley (Institute for Astronomy), J. Kubica (Carnegie Mellon University), Pan-STARRS Collaboration 13.01 MarsQuest: Bringing the Excitement of Exploration to the Public 14.05 Optimal Deflection of NEOs on Collision Course with the Earth P. B. Dusenbery, C. A. Morrow, J. B. Harold (Space Science Institute) E. Kuehrt, R. Kahle, G. Hahn (DLR) 13.02 Customizations of the ADS 14.06 A Comprehensive, Dual Hemisphere NEO Survey and Physical G. Eichhorn, A Accomazzi, C.S. Grant, E. Henneken, M.J. Kurtz, D.M. Characterization Program. Thompson, S.S. Murray (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA) S. M. Larson, E. C. Beshore, E. J. Christensen (LPL, U. Arizona), R. M. 13.03 I Got the Sun in the Morning and the Moon at Night McNaught (RSAA, Australian Nat. Univ.), R. E. Hill (LPL, U. Arizona), G. J. L. A. Lebofsky (LPL), N. R. Lebofsky (SCI) Garradd (RSAA, Australian Nat. Univ.), A. D. Grauer (U. Ark. Little Rock), 13.04 USRA's NCSEFSE: a new National Center for Space, Earth, and Flight C. M. Casey (LPL, U. Arizona) Sciences Education 14.07 The Orbit of 617 Patroclus Binary Trojan System from Keck LGS AO T. A. Livengood, J. Goldstein, H. Vanhala, J. Hamel, E. A. Miller, K. observations Pulkkinen, S. Richards (USRA NCSEFSE) F. Marchis (UC-Berkeley), D. Hestroffer, P. Descamps, J. Berthier 13.05 Planetary Science as Presented in Astrobiology Textbooks (IMCCE), A. H. Bouchez (Caltech), R. D. Campbell, J. C. Y. Chin, M. A. van D. Morrison (NASA Astrobiology Institute) Dam, S. K. Hartman, E. M. Johansson, R. E. Lafon, D. Le Mignant (W.M. 13.06 Using Group Questions to stimulate Student Thinking Keck Observatory), I. de Pater (UC-Berkeley), P.J. Stomski, D. M. R. W. Schmude, Jr. (Gordon College) Summers, P. L. Wizinovitch (W.M. Keck Observatory), M. H. Wong (UC- Berkeley) 14.08 Population of NEAs in Coorbital Motion with Venus M. H. M. Morais (GAUC - University of Coimbra, Portugal), A. Morbidelli (Nice Observatory, France) 14.09 Rigid aggregates: theory and applications D. C. Richardson (U Maryland) 14.10 Virtual Observatory tools for Solar System bodies W. Thuillot, J. Berthier, F. Vachier, V. Lainey, J.-E. Arlot (IMCCE - Paris Observatory)

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14.11 Binary near-Earth asteroid formation: rubble pile model of tidal 15.10 Fluidization from Continuous Outgassing as a Cause of Ponded Craters disruptions and Particle Sorting on 433 Eros K. J. Walsh, D. C. Richardson (U. of Maryland) J. D. Haseltine (Department of Physics, Abilene Christian University, and 14.12 Long Term Dynamics of the Asteroid (25143) Itokawa to be Sampled by W. M. Keck Laboratory for Space Simulation, Arkansas Center for Space the Spacecraft HAYABUSA and Planetary Sciences, U. Arkansas), M. A. Franzen, D. W. G. Sears (W. M. Yoshikawa (ISAS/JAXA), P. Michel (Cote d'Azur Observatory) M. Keck Laboratory for Space Simulation, Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences, U. Arkansas and Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry, U. Arkansas) Session 15. Asteroid Physical Studies 15.11 Expanding the Spectral Compositional Information of Asteroid 349 Dembowska K. S. Jarvis (Jacobs Sverdrup/ESCG), P. A. Abell, F. Vilas (JSC/NASA), A. Poster, Monday, September 5, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room Cochran (Univ. of Texas at Austin), M. S. Gaffey (Univ. of North Dakota) 15.12 Plastic Deformation of Accreted Planetesimals 15.01 Can Vesta Have a Polar Cap? J. Kadish (University of Michigan) E. Ammannito (INAF-IFSI), M.T. Capria (INAF-IASF), A. Coradini (INAF- 15.13 Polyhedron models for asteroid rubble piles in collision IFSI), M.C. De Sanctis (INAF-IASF) D. G. Korycansky, E. Asphaug (CODEP/IGPP UC Santa Cruz) 15.02 Radar Images of Near-Earth Asteroid 2005 CR37 15.14 Yarkovsky-evolved asteroid dynamical families: a correlation between L. A. M. Benner (JPL/CalTech), M. C. Nolan (NAIC/Arecibo Observatory), their present properties and the impact geometry? S. J. Ostro, J. D. Giorgini (JPL/CalTech), C. Magri (Univ. of Maine at A. La Spina (Dipartimento di Matematica, Universita' di Pisa), P. Paolicchi, Farmington), J. L. Margot (Cornell University) U. Penco (Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita' di Pisa) 15.03 21 Lutetia spectral modeling of near-IR region 15.15 Rotational Observations of S-type Asteroids M. Birlan (IMCCE, Observatoire de Paris), P. Vernazza, M.A. Barucci, M. F. Mackey, S. Davis, D. T. Britt (University of Central Florida) Fulchignoni (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris) 15.16 Spectrally Peculiar Objects from SINEO survey 15.04 Radar Observations of Near-Earth Asteroid 10115 (1992 SK) S. Magrin, M. Lazzarin, S. Marchi (U. Padova, Italy) M.W. Busch, L.A.M. Benner, S.J. Ostro, J.D. Giorgini, R.F. Jurgens 15.17 A Unique Spectral Slope-Exposure Relation for Silicate-Rich Main Belt (JPL/CalTech), C. Magri (Dept. of Physics, U. Maine), P. Pravec (Czech and Near-Earth Asteroids Academy of Science, Astronomical Institute) S. Marchi (Padova University), P. Paolicchi (Pisa University), M. Lazzarin, 15.05 Observations of Members of Young Asteroid Families S. Magrin (Padova University) C.R. Chapman, W.J. Merline, D. Nesvorny, P.M. Tamblyn, E.F. Young 15.18 Arecibo Radar Imaging of 4 Vesta (Southwest Research Inst., Boulder) M. C. Nolan, E. S. Howell (Arecibo Obs.), C. Magri (U. Maine Farmington / 15.06 A Physical Model of the NEA 1988 XB (7753) using Arecibo Radar Data Arecibo Obs.), S. J. Ostro, J. D. Giorgini (JPL), D. B. Campbell, J.-L. C. Dreier (Oberlin College), C. Magri (University of Maine, Farmington), E. Margot (Cornell U.), S. Hudson (Washington St. U.) Howell, M. Nolan (Arecibo Observatory) 15.19 Radar Observations of Itokawa in 2004 and Improved Shape Estimation 15.07 Thermal Emission Spectroscopy of Asteroids with the Spitzer Space S. J. Ostro, L. A. M. Benner (JPL/CalTech), C. Magri (U. Maine Farmington), Telescope J. D. Giorgini, R. Rose, R. F. Jurgens, D. K. Yeomans (JPL/CalTech), A. A. J. P. Emery (NASA Ames / SETI Institute), D. P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames Hine, M. C. Nolan (Arecibo Obs.), D. J. Scheeres, S. B. Broschart (U. Research Center), J. Van Cleve (Ball Aerospace) Michigan), M. Kaasalained (U. Helsinki and U. Oulu), J. L. Margot (Cornell) 15.08 Light Scattering as a Diagnostic for Asteroid Structure 15.20 A spectral slope vs. Sun-distance correlation for S-type Main Belt and A.J. Espy, B.A.S. Gustafson (University of Florida) Near Earth asteroids. 15.09 Space Weathering on Asteroids: A Mechanism for Depletion on P. Paolicchi ( Dipartimento di Fisica, Universita' di Pisa), S. Marchi, M. Eros? Lazzarin, S. Magrin ( Dipartimento di Astronomia, Universita' di Padova) M. A. Franzen, D. W. G. Sears (W. M. Keck Laboratory for Space 15.21 Physical Modeling of Near-Earth Asteroids 2005EU2 and 2002HK12 Simulation, Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences, U. S Scoles (NAIC), C Magri (University of Maine, Farmington), E Howell, M Arkansas, Fayetteville and Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Ui. Nolan (NAIC) Arkansas), B. Hapke (Dept. of Geology and Planetary Science, U. 15.22 Equilibrium configurations and the Roche limit for spinning ellipsoidal Pittsburgh), A. Kracher (Ames Laboratory, Iowa State University) soil-like asteroids

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I. Sharma (ITG, DAMTP, Cambridge University), J. T. Jenkins, J. A. Burns Session 16. Comets (TAM, Cornell University) 15.23 The shape and spin state of asteroid 54509 (2000 PH5) Poster, Monday, September 5, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room P. A. Taylor, J.-L. Margot, P. D. Nicholson, D. B. Campbell (Cornell University), R. F. Jurgens, S. J. Ostro, L. A. M. Benner, J. D. Giorgini (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), M. C. Nolan, E. S. Howell, A. A. Hine (Arecibo 16.01 Quantitative Analysis of the Infrared OH Prompt Emission in Comets: -1 Observatory), C. Magri (University of Maine at Farmington), R. S. Hudson Beyond the Multiplet Near 3046 cm (Washington State University) B. P. Bonev (University of Toledo / NASA GSFC), M. J. Mumma, M. A. 15.24 Albedo Distributions of Near-Earth and Intermediate Source Region DiSanti (NASA GSFC), K. Magee-Sauer (Rowan University), N. Dello Asteroids Russo (JHU/APL), D. P. Stark, R. S. Ellis (Caltech), E. L. Gibb (University E.F. Tedesco (UNH), W.F. Bottke (SwRI), S.J. Bus, E. Volquardsen (IfA, of Notre Dame), J. Feuss (Rowan University) UH), A. Cellino, M. Delbo (INAF-OAT), D.R. Davis (PSI), A. Morbidelli 16.02 Surface Characteristics of Comet-Asteroid Transition Objects 944 (Obs. de la Cote d'Azur), J.L. Hora (CfA), J.D. (Cornell Univ.), M. Hidalgo and 162P/Siding Spring (2004 TU12) Kassis (Keck) H. Campins (U. Central Florida/U. Arizona), J. Licandro (Isaac 15.25 The Las Campanas/ Observatory 2004 Itokawa Campaign Group/Inst. Astrofisica de Canarias), J. Ziffer (U. Central Florida), Y. R. J. E. Thomas-Osip (OCIW/LCO), S. M. Lederer (NASA/JSC and CSUSB), Fernandez (U. Central Florida/U. Hawaii), J. Hora (Harvard-Smithsonian, D. Domingue (JHU/APL), D. J. Osip (OCIW/LCO), F. Vilas (NASA/JSC), K. CfA), M. Kassis (WM Keck Observatory), N. Pinilla-Alonso (Telescopio Jarvis (Lockheed-Martin), S. (CSUSB) Nazionale Galileo) 15.26 Spins and Shapes of Potentially Hazardous Asteroids 16.03 High spectral resolution catalogue of comet 153P/2002 C1 Ikeya Zhang J. Torppa (University of Helsinki), K. Aksnes, Z. Dai (University of Oslo), T. M. T. Capria (INAF - IASF), G. Cremonese (INAF - Padua Obs.), M. C. De Grav (University of Hawaii), G. Hahn (Deutschen Zentrum fur Luft- und Sanctis (INAF - IASF) Raumfahrt (DLR)), T. Laakso (University of Helsinki), C.-I. Lagerkvist 16.04 The Effects of Extended Sources of Gas on Cometary Coma Dynamics (University of Uppsala), K. Muinonen, J Niemelaa, J. Naaraanen M. R. Combi, V. M. Tenishev (University of Michigan) (University of Helsinki), H. Rickman (University of Uppsala), J. Virtanen 16.05 Visible and Near Infrared Spectra of Comet 29P/Schwassmann- (University of Helsinki) Wachmann 1 15.27 Spectroscopic characterization of the Karin family J. C. Cook, S. J. Desch, S. Wyckoff (ASU) P. Vernazza, M. Fulchignoni, M. Birlan (Observatoire de Paris), E. Dotto 16.06 Chemical diversity of comets observed at radio wavelengths in 2003- (INAF-OAR, Roma), A. Rossi (ISTI-CNR, Pisa), S. Fornasier, F. Marzari 2005 (Dept di Fisica & Astronomia di Padova), D. Nesvorny (SwRI, Boulder) J. Crovisier, N. Biver, D. Bockelée-Morvan, J. Boissier, P. Colom, R. 15.28 CCD Photometry of Asteroid 2867 Steins: Flyby Target of the Rosetta Moreno (Observatoire de Paris), D.C. Lis (Caltech), G. Paubert (IRAM, Mission Spain), D. Despois (Observatoire de Bordeaux), M. Gunnarsson (Uppsala Paul R. Weissman (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Stephen C. Lowry Observatory), H.A. Weaver (The Johns Hopkins University) (Queen's University, Belfast), Young-Jun Choi (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) 16.07 Polarimetric Imager for Comets : PICO 15.29 Near-infrared Spectra of Two Asteroids with Low Tisserand Invariant R. Furusho (School of Education, Waseda Univ.), H. Kawakita (Kyoto J. Ziffer, H. Campins (University of Central Florida), J. Licandro (Instituto Sangyo Univ.), Y. Ikeda (Genesia co.), T. Kasuga (Soukendai), Y. Sato de Astrofisica de Canarias), Y. R. Fernandez, S. Bus (University of Hawaii) (Tokyo Univ.), J. Watanabe (National Astron. Obs. of Japan) 16.08 Rosetta-ISSI Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Environment Model K.C. Hansen (Univ. of Michigan), C.J. Alexander (JPL), K. Altwegg (Univ. of Bern), T. Bagdonat (TU Branschweig), I. Bertini (Univ. of Bern), A.J. Coates (MSSL), M.R. Combi (Univ. of Michigan), T.E. Cravens (Univ. of Kansas), B.J.R. Davidsson (Uppsala Univ.), J. Geiss (Univ. of Bern), T.I. Gombosi (Univ. of Michigan), M. Horanyi (Univ. of Colorado), Y.-D. Jia (Univ. of Michigan), U. Motschmann (TU Branschweig), H. Rickman (Uppsala Univ.), I.P. Robertson (Univ. of Kansas), G. Schwehm (ESA/ESTEC), V. Tenishev (Univ. of Michigan), N. Thomas (Univ. of Bern) 16.09 Wide-field structure in dust color and coma volatile distributions from

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C/1995 O1 (Hale-Bopp) McDonnell (Unispace Kent), G. Drolshagen, H. Svedhem (ESTEC), K.D. W. M. Harris, J. P. Morgenthaler (University of Washington) Bunte (eta max space) 16.10 Retrieval Simulation for the MIRO Instrument on the Rosetta Orbiter 17.03 Mapping Impact Modified : Subtle Remote-Sensing C. Jarchow, P. Hartogh (MPI for Solar System Research) Signatures of the Dakhleh Oasis Catastrophic Event, Western Desert, Egypt 16.11 Nuclear spin temperatures of water, ammonia and methane in comet A.F.C. Haldemann (JPL, Caltech), M.R. Kleindienst (U. Toronto at C/2001 Q4 (NEAT) Mississauga), C.S. Churcher (U. Toronto), J.R. Smith (Washington H. Kawakita (Kyoto Sangyo University), N. Dello Russo (Johns Hopkins University in St. Louis), H.P. Schwarcz, K. Markham (McMaster University), University), R. Furusho (Waseda University), T. Fuse (Subaru telescope, G. Osinski (Agence Spatiale Canadienne/Canadian Space Agency) National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), J. Watanabe (National 17.04 Dynamics and Distribution of Interplanetary Dust Astronomical Observatory of Japan), D. Boice (Southwest Reseach S.I. Ipatov (University of Maryland, USA), J.C. Mather (NASA/GSFC, USA) Institute), N. Arimoto (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), K. 17.05 A Study Of Leonid Impact Flashes On The Moon In 2004 Sadakane (Osaka Kyoiku University), M. Ohkubo (Kyoto University), K. J.L. Ortiz, F.J. Aceituno, P. Santos-Sanz (Inst. Astrofisica Andalucia, Ohnishi (Nagoya Science Museum) CSIC), J.A. Quesada (Calar Alto Observatory, retired.) 16.12 Constraining Cometary Particle Size Distributions by Combining 17.06 Multi-component hydrodynamic escape model Dynamic and Thermal Emission Models F. Tian, O.B. Toon, A.A. Pavlov (LASP, University of Colorado at Boulder) M. S. Kelley, C. E. Woodward, R. D. Gehrz (U. Minn.), D. E. Haker (UCSD), W. T. Reach (SSC/Caltech), D. H. Wooden (NASA Ames) 16.13 Wide-field spectroscopic observations of comets in the UV: GALEX Session 18. Future Missions and Instrumentation observations of C/2004 Q2 (Machholz) J. P. Morgenthaler, W. M. Harris (University of Washington), M. R. Combi Poster, Monday, September 5, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Lecture Room 5 (University of Michigan), H. A. Weaver (Johns Hopkins University/APL), P. D. Feldman (Johns Hopkins University) 16.14 Laboratory analysis of the D/H ratio in ices: Implications for Comets 18.01 A NEPtune/Triton Vision Mission Using Nuclear Electric Propulsion B (UCLA-IGPP), R H Brown, D S Lauretta (LPL) B. Bienstock, D.H. Atkinson (University of Idaho), K. Baines (JPL), P. 16.15 Gas and dust Morphological Results from Narrowband Imaging of Deep Mahaffy (NASA GFSC), S. Atreya (University of Michigan), A. Stern Impact's Target Comet 9P/Tempel 1 (Southwest Research Institute), P. Steffes (Georgia Institute of L. M. Woodney (CSU San Bernardino), K. L. Barnes (Franklin and Marshall Technology), M. (NASA ARC), Ball Collaboration, Boeing College), N. F. Baugh (U. Arizona), D. G. Schleicher (Lowell Obs.) Collaboration 16.16 Astromineralogy of Solar System Comets from Spitzer 18.02 Maximizing Mission Science Return Through use of Spacecraft C.E. Woodward, M.S. Kelley (U. Minnesota), D.E. Harker (University of Autonomy: Active and the Autonomous Sciencecraft Experiment California San Diego), D.H. Wooden (NASA Ames Research Center), W.T. S. Chien, A. G. , R. Sherwood (JPL), ASE Science Team Reach (Spitzer Science Center), R.D. Gehrz (U. Minnesota), Spitzer GO 18.03 Determining Bolide Luminous Efficiency Through Optical Observations of Comet Team the Genesis Atmospheric Entry W.J. Cooke (Marshall Space Flight Center), W.M. (Raytheon Corporation), R.M. Suggs (Marshall Space Flight Center) 18.04 VIRTIS Rosetta Earth-Moon imaging spectroscopy Session 17. Dust, Impacts and Earth Atmosphere A. Coradini (IFSI-INAF), F. Capaccioni (IASF-INAF), P. Drossart (LESIA- Meudon), A. Adriani (IFSI-INAF), M.T. Capria, M.C. De Sanctis, G. Poster, Monday, September 5, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room Filacchione, G. Piccioni (IASF-INAF), Rosetta-VIRTIS Science Team 18.05 Development of a Sonic Anemometer R.W. Dissly (Ball Aerospace), D.J. Banfield (Cornell), J. Lasnik (Ball 17.01 The Late Eocene Impactor Shower Was Likely Produced by the Breakup Aerospace), J.T. (Cornell), I.J. McEwan, M.I. Richardson (Caltech) of a Mars-Crossing Asteroid 18.06 The DEPTHX Project: Autonomous Exploration of Subaqueous W.F. Bottke (SwRI), A. Morbidelli (Obs. Nice), D. Nesvorny (SwRI) Environments 17.02 GEO Debris and Interplanetary Dust: Fluxes and Charging Behavior D. D. Durda (Southwest Research Institute), W. C. Stone A.L. Graps (IFSI), S.F. , N.M. McBride (Open University), J.A.M. (StoneAeroSPACE), DEPTHX Team

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18.07 Autonomous Identification of Dominant Landscape Features in Planetary (EORC/JAXA), T. Imamura, M. Nakamura (ISAS/JAXA) Images 18.20 An Infrared Drill Borehole Spectrometer for Mars M J Gibbens, A.C Cook (U. Nottingham) W. Smythe, M. Foote (JPL), E. Johnson, J. Daly, P. Loges, I. Puscasu (Ion 18.08 A Cloud-Tracking Tool For Planetary Orbiter Images Optics), S. Gorevan, P. Chu (HoneyBee Robotics), J. Granahan (SAIC) R. Gil (Departamento de Fisica and Centro de Geofisica da Universidade 18.21 NASA's ``Neptune Orbiter with Probes" Vision Mission: Remote Sensing de Evora, Portugal), D. Luz (LESIA-Observatoire de Paris, France), D. and In Situ Science at Neptune and Triton Berry (Departamento de Fisica and Centro de Geofisica da Universidade T.R. Spilker (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), A.P. Ingersoll (California Inst. of de Evora, Portugal), M. Roos-Serote (Observatorio de Astronomia de Technology) Lisboa, Portugal) 18.22 The Phoenix Mission and its Current Landing Site options 18.09 Development and Tests of Elements of a Dust Telescope LK Tamppari (JPL), P Smith (University of Arizona), RE Arvidson E. Gruen (MPI-K, Heidelberg, Germany and HIGP, Honolulu, USA), R. (Washington University, St. Louis), Phoenix Team Srama, M. Rachev, A. Srowig (MPI-K, Heidelberg, Germany), Z. 18.23 NASA Infrared Telescope Facility- The Next 5 Years Sternovsky, M. Horanyi, K. Amyx (LASP, Boulder, USA), S. Auer (A&M A.T. Tokunaga, S.J. Bus, E.V. Tollestrup, J.T. Rayner (Inst. for Astronomy, Assoc., Basye, USA) Univ. of Hawaii) 18.10 Portable, Photon-Counting Cameras for Observing Occultations, 18.24 High contrast space coronagraphy for discovery: the Eclipse Eclipses, and Transits concept and recent technology readiness validations A.A.S. Gulbis, J.L. Elliot, M.J. Person (MIT), B.A. Babcock, J.M. Pasachoff, J. Trauger (JPL), M. Brown (Caltech), R. A. Brown (STScI), A. Burrows (U. S.P. Souza (Williams College) Arizona), C. Burrows (Metajiva), M. Ealey (Xinetics), D. Fischer (SFSU), C. 18.11 Identifying water on our Moon and organics in the outer Solar System Ftaclas (U. Hawaii), S. Heap (GSFC), T. Hull (Tinsley), J. Kasdin with active reflectance spectroscopy (Princeton), J. Krist (JPL), M. Kuchner (GSFC), J. Lunine (U. Arizona), G. C. A. Hibbitts (JHU-APL), G. D. Spiers (JPL), G. B. Hansen (Planetary Marcy (U. C. Berkeley), R. Sahai (JPL), D. Spergel (Princeton), K. Science Institute) Stapelfeldt, W. Traub (JPL), B. Woodgate (GSFC) 18.12 The Large Millimeter Telescope- El Gran Telescopio Milimetrico 18.25 Measuring wind on Mars: an overview of in situ sensing techniques W. M. Irvine (UMass/GCA), F. P. Schloerb (UMass/FCRAO) C.F. Wilson (AOPP, Oxford University) 18.13 Organics and Isotopes Analysis on the 2009 P. R. Mahaffy (NASA Goddard), SAM Science Team 18.14 PVOL: The Planetary Virtual Observatory & Laboratory. An online Touchdown on Titan database of the Outer images. A. Morgado, A. Sánchez-Lavega, J.F. Rojas, R. Hueso (Universidad del Paas Vasco) Public Lecture, Monday, September 5, 2005, 8:00-9:00pm, Music Concert 18.15 Venus Climate Orbiter: Japan's First Mission to Venus Hall M. Nakamura, T. Imamura, T. Abe, N. Ishii (ISAS/JAXA), M. Ueno (University of Tokyo) The Public Lecture will be given by Prof. John Zarnecki of the Open University. 18.16 Introducing PLIA: Planetary Laboratory for Image Analysis J. Peralta, R. Hueso, N. Barrado, A. Sánchez-Lavega (Universidad del Pais Vasco) 18.17 PARIS: A new class of missions to explore the Trojan asteroids and outer solar system L. M. Prockter, R. E. , R. L. McNutt, P. H. Ostdiek (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), C. B. Ensworth (NASA Glenn Research Center) 18.18 A Wavelet-Based Method to Remove Fringes from Images P.M. Rojo, J. Harrington (Cornell University) 18.19 Science Instruments Onboard Venus Climate Oriter T. Satoh (Kumamoto U.), M. Ueno, N. Iwagami (U. of Tokyo), M. Taguchi (NIPR), S. Watanabe (Hokkaido U.), Y. Takahashi (Tohoku U.), M. Suzuki

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Tuesday, September 6 20.04 Latitudinal variations of acetylene and ethane in the stratosphere of Saturn from Cassini/CIRS observations C. Howett, P. Irwin, S. Calcutt, F. Taylor, N. Teanby (AOPP/Univ. Oxford), T. Session 19. Mars I Fouchet (LESIA/Obs. Paris), A. Simon-Miller (GSFC/NASA), CIRS Team 20.05 Vertical Profiles of Phosphine and Ammonia on Saturn Derived from the Oral, HAD Intro., Chairs: D. Blaney, A. Zent, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, First Cassini RSS Occultation Observation Using Forward Modeling 9:00-10:30am, Music Concert Hall P. N. Mohammed, P. G. Steffes (Georgia Institute of Technology), A. J. Kliore, A Anabtawi, S. W. Asmar, E Barbinis, G Goltz, D Johnston (Caltech-JPL), E. A. Marouf (San Jose State University) 19.01I A History of Dust Storms 20.06 Solar radiation in Saturn's atmosphere: maximum penetration and R.J. McKim (RAS and BAA (UK)) heating rates 19.02I Recent Results from the Mars Exploration Rover Mission S. Pérez-Hoyos, A. Sánchez-Lavega (Universidad del Pais Vasco) S. Squyres (Cornell University), Athena Science Team 20.07 The Deep Winds of Saturn: First Measurements of the Zonal Windfield 19.03 The High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) Experiment on Mars Near the Two-Bar Level Express: Highlight results from observations over one and a half years in orbit K. H. Baines, T. W, Momary (JPL/CalTech), M. Roos-Serote (Observatorio G. (AAS), HRSC Co-Investigator Team Astronomico de Lisboa) 19.04 Flank volcanism on , Mars revealed by HRSC on Mars 20.08 Spectroscopic Evidence for NH4SH Clouds on Saturn Express G. L. Bjoraker, D. A. Glenar (NASA/GSFC), N. J. Chanover (New Mexico R. , J.E. Bleacher, S.R. Cave, D.A. Williams (Arizona State State U.), T. Hewagama (U. Maryland) University), S.C. Werner, G. Neukum (Free University, Berlin), HRSC Co- 20.09 Deep Jets from Shallow Forcing on Gas Giant Planets Investigator Team A.P. Showman, Y. Lian (Univ. Arizona), P.J. Gierasch (Cornell Univ.) 19.05 Martian dust storms from the inside: observations from and Opportunity M.T. Lemmon (Texas A&M University), Athena Science Team Session 21. Mars II

Session 20. Outer Planets I Oral, Chairs: G. Neukum, E. Noe Dobrea, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 11:00am-12:30pm, Music Concert Hall Oral, Chairs: K. Baines, A. Simon-Miller, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 9:00- 10:30am, Law LG19 21.01I The OMEGA surface mineralogy, and its derived Mars early evolution J-P. Bibring, Y. Langevin, B. Gondet, F. Poulet, A. Gendrin (IAS), OMEGA Team 20.01 Recent Results of Ionospheric Occultations of the Cassini Spacecraft by 21.02 Phyllosilicates as revealed by OMEGA and its implication for the early Saturn martian environment A. F. Nagy (U. of Michigan), A. J. Kliore (JPL), E. A. Marouf (San Jose State F. Poulet, J.-P. Bibring (IAS, Paris-Sud University), A. Gendrin (Brown U.), R. G. French (Wellesley College), F. M. Flasar (GSFC/NASA), N. J. University), N. Mangold (IDES, Paris-Sud University), J. Mustard (Brown Rappaport, A. Anabtawi, S. W. Asmar, D. Johnston, E. Barbinis, D. University), Y. Langevin, B. Gondet, D. Loizeau, C. Gomez (IAS, Paris- Fleischman (JPL) + Sud University), V. Chevrier (CEREGE, Europole Mediterraneen), G. 20.02 Mapping the H3 aurora on Saturn from Cassini/VIMS observations Neukum (Freie Universitat), OMEGA Team, HRSC Team P. Drossart (LESIA/Paris Obs.), K.H. Baines (JPL/NASA/Caltech), R.H. 21.03 Recess of the seasonal cap in 2005 as observed by OMEGA on Brown (U. Arizona, Tucson), B.J. Buratti (JPL/NASA/Caltech), R.M. Nelson (JPL/NASA.Caltech), T.W. Momary (JPL/NASA/Caltech), VIMS Team Y. Langevin, F. Poulet, J-P. Bibring, B. Gondet, F. Forget, F. Montmessin 20.03 Evidence for a mesosphere on Saturn and the seasonal variation of (IAS/CNRS), OMEGA Team temperature between 2002 and 2004 in Saturn's southern hemisphere. 21.04 Possible remnants of a frozen mud in southern Elysium, Mars. T.K. Greathouse (Lunar and Planetary Institute), H.G. Roe (California K.J. Kossacki (Institute of Geophysics, Warsaw University), W.J. Institute of Technology), M.J. Richter (University of California Davis) Markiewicz (Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Investigations), M.D.

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Smith (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), D. Page (Dept. of Mineralogy, of Oxford), R.K. Achterberg (SSAI), P.N. Romani (NASA GSFC), Cassini The Natural History Museum), J. Murray (Dept. of Earth Sciences, The CIRS Team Open University) 22.03 Ammonia plumes in the Great Red Spot turbulent wake 21.05 Spectral Diversity in the from Spirit's Mini-TES and M. H. Wong, I. de Pater (UC Berkeley) PanCam 22.04 Evolution of Water and Ammonia Clouds in the EPIC Jupiter Model D. Blaney (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Insitute of Cs. Palotai, T. Dowling (CPL/U. Louisville) Technology) 22.05 Visibility of Jupiter global oscillations with photometric measurements 21.06 Evidence for Enhanced Hydration and Water Ice Stability at Tropical P. Gaulme (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris), Planetologie Collaboration on Mars 22.06 First Results of Middle-Infrared Spectroscopy of Uranus and Neptune G. Bellucci (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica â!“ Istituto Fisica Spazio from Spitzer Interplanetario, Rome), J. Helbert (DLR, Institute for Planetary G. Orton (JPL / Caltech), M. Burgdorf (Astrophys. Res. Inst. / Liverpool J. M. Exploration, Berlin), F. Altieri (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica â!“ Istituto U.), V. Meadows (IPAC / Caltech), J. Van Cleve (Ball Aerospace), D. Crisp Fisica Spazio Interplanetario, Rome), D. Reiss (DLR, Institute for (JPL / Caltech), J. Stansberry (U. Arizona), S. Atreya (U. Michigan) Planetary Exploration, Berlin), Y. Langevin, F: Poulet (CNRS, Orsay, 22.07 Cloud structure on Uranus as constrained by near IR 1.1-1.8 micron Paris), G. Neukum (Institute of Geosciences, Free University, Berlin), J.P. spectra. Bibiring (CNRS, Orsay, Paris), S. van Gasselt (Institute of Geosciences, L. A. Sromovsky, P. M. Fry (University of Wisconsin - Madison) Free University, Berlin) 22.08 Imaging the Troposphere of Uranus at Millimeter and Centimeter 21.07 Fracture Fills and Surface Coatings at , Mars Wavelengths Z. A. Learner, J. F. Bell III (Cornell University), J. Farmer (Arizona State M. D. Hofstadter (JPL), B. J. Butler (NRAO), M. A. Gurwell (SAO) University), W. H. Farrand (Space Science Institute), J. P. Grotzinger 22.09 Mid-Infrared Ethane Emission on Neptune and Uranus (Massachusetts Inst. of Technology), J. R. Johnson (U. S. Geological H. B. Hammel, M. L. Sitko (Space Science Institute), D. K. Lynch, R. W. Survey), B. L. Jolliff (Washington University), A. H. Knoll (Harvard (The Aerospace Corporation), T. Hewagama (U. Maryland), L. University), M. B. Madsen (Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen), Bernstein (Spectral Sciences, Inc.) S. M. McLennan (SUNY, Stony Brook), S. W. Squyres (Cornell University), W. A. Watters (Massachusetts Inst. of Technology) 21.08 Searching for Aqueous Activity on Mars through Analyses of OMEGA DPS Women in Astronomy Workshop Spectra J. L. Bishop (SETI Institute/NASA-ARC), J.-P. Bibring (Institut Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 12:30-2:00pm, Garden Room, Robinson College d'Astrophysique Spatiale), M. D. Dyar (Mt. Holyoke college), A. Gendrin (Brown University), M. D. Lane (Planetary Science Institute), J. F. Mustard (Brown University), M. Parente (Stanford University), F. Poulet (Institut Bring a lunch and join us for the annual Women in Astronomy Workshop. At this d'Astrophysique Spatiale) meeting we will briefly discuss the current CSWA activities, followed by short presentations that focus on programs at various institutions that improve work/ balance. These programs will cover a wide range of topics, from child Session 22. Outer Planets II care to extracurricular activities. If you would like to present a summary of programs at your institution, please contact the chairs. In addition, although not required, an indication of interest in attending would be useful for a head count Oral, Chairs: H. Hammel, M. Hofstadter, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, for any hand outs. Contacts: Amy Simon (Amy.Simon@.gov) and Fran 11:00am-12:30pm, Law LG19 Bagenal ([email protected]).

22.01 Jupiter's stratosphere 10 years after the collision of comet Shoemaker- Levy 9 R. Moreno, A. Marten (LESIA, Obs. Paris-Meudon, France), H.E. Matthews (DRAO, NRC, Canada) 22.02 Meridional Variations of Acetylene and Ethane On Jupiter C.A. Nixon (University of Maryland), N.A. Teanby, P.G.J. Irwin (University

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Session 24. Mars III water equivalent regions on Mars. S.M. Nelli, J.R. Murphy (NMSU), W.C. Feldman (LANL) 24.10 The Mars 2 Micron Atmospheric CO2 Band: A Lower Atmosphere Oral, Chairs: S. A. Atreya, L. Zasova, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 2:00- Thermometer 3:50pm, Music Concert Hall D. A. Glenar, W. C. Maguire, G. Bjoraker, M. Smith (NASA GSFC), D. Blaney (JPL) 24.01I The Martian Upper Atmosphere Circulation S. W. Bougher, J. M. Bell (U. of Michigan), D. T. Baird (UCLA and JPL), J. R. Murphy (NMSU) Session 25. Planet and Satellite Formation 24.02 Atmospheric Results from MER Mini-TES D. Banfield (Cornell U.), M.D. Smith (NASA Goddard), M.J. Wolff (Space Science Institute), A. Ghosh (U. Tennessee), N. Spanovich (U. Arizona), P. Oral, Chairs: J. Lissauer, A. Morbidelli, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 2:00- Christensen (Arizona State U.), Athena Science Team 3:50pm, Law LG19 24.03 Structure of the Martian atmosphere in the polar regions: PFS and OMEGA data 25.01 The Role of Dynamical Friction in Terrestrial Planet Formation L.V. Zasova (IKI - RAS, Moscow, Russia, IFSI - INAF, Rome, Italy), V. H. Levison, D. Nesvorny (SwRI), C. Agnor (UCSC), A. Morbidelli (Nice Formisano, D. Grassi (IFSI - INAF, Rome, Italy), N.I. Ignatiev (IKI - RAS, Obs.) Moscow, Russia, IFSI - INAF, Rome, Italy), F. Altieri, G. Bellucci (IFSI - 25.02 The Final Formation of Terrestrial Planets Induced by the Sweeping INAF, Rome, Italy), J.-P. Bibring (IAS, Orsay, France), M. Giuranna, A. Secular Resonance Maturilli (IFSI - INAF, Rome, Italy) M. Nagasawa (NAOJ), E. Thommes (CITA), D. N. C. Lin (UCO/Lick) 24.04 SPICAM/MEX Discovery of Aurora on Mars 25.03 Terrestrial Planet Formation Around Close Binary Star Systems J.L. Bertaux, F. Leblanc (Service d' Aeronomie du CNRS/IPSL,France), O. E. V. Quintana, J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames) Witasse (ESA-ESTEC), E. Quemerais (Service d' Aeronomie du 25.04 Visualizations of the Properties of a Growing Giant Planet CNRS/IPSL,France), J. Lilensten (Laboratoire de Planetologie de M. S. Rice (NASA - Ames Research Center), O. Hubickyj (UCSC, NASA - Grenoble, France.), S.A. Stern (Southwest Research Institute, Boulder, CO Ames Research Center) 80302, USA), B. Sandel (Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, Univ.of Arizona, 25.05 Young Jupiters are Faint Tucson, AZ 85721, USA), O. Korablev (Space Research Institute (IKI), M. Marley, J. Fortney (NASA - ARC), O. Hubickyj (UCSC) Moscow, Russia) 25.06 Jupiter's Composition: Sign of a (Late) Formation in a Chemically 24.05 Ozone retrieval from SPICAM UV nadir observations: a first global view of Evolved Disk ozone on Mars T. Guillot (OCA), R. Hueso (Univ. Pais Vasco) S. Perrier, J.L. Bertaux, F. Lefaävre (Service d'aeronomie, France), S. 25.07 Preventing Type II Migration of Jupiter and Saturn Lebonnois (LMD, France), A. Fedorova, O. Korablev (IKI, Moscow), E. A. Morbidelli, A. Crida (OCA), F. Masset (CEA) Quemerais, F. Montmessin (Service d'aeronomie, France), SPICAM Team 25.08 Embedded Star Clusters and the Formation of the Inner Oort Cloud 24.06 Dust and cloud layers observed by SPICAM using stellar occultation R. Brasser, M. J. Duncan (Queen's University), H. F. Levison (South-west technique: Detection of unusually high altitude clouds Research Institute) F. Montmessin, E. Quemerais, J.-L. Bertaux (Service d'Aeronomie) 25.09 Satellite accretion during inflow to gas giant planets 24.07 A Mapping of Martian Water Vapor using OMEGA/Mars Express R. M. Canup, Wm. R. Ward (Southwest Research Institute) T. Encrenaz, R. Melchiorri, T. Fouchet, P. Drossart, E. Lellouch (LESIA, 25.10 Dynamics of Inner Neptunian Satellites Paris Obs., France), B. Gondet, J.-P. Bibring, Y. Langevin (IAS, Orsay, K. Zhang, D. P. Hamilton (University of Maryland) France), D. Titov (MPI, Lindau, Germany), N. Ignatiev (IKI, Moscow, 25.11 Constrants on the Orbital Evolution of Triton Russia), F. Forget (LMD, Paris, France) M. Cuk, B. J. Gladman (Univ. British Columbia) 24.08 GRS Measurements of Ar in Mars' Atmosphere A.L. Sprague, W.V. Boynton, K.E. Kerry, D.M. Janes, N.J. Kelly, M.K. Crombie, D.M. Hunten (LPL), S.M. Nelli, J.R. Murphy (NMSU), R.C. Reedy (UNM), A.E. Metzger (JPL) 24.09 New evidence for recent climate control as the source of the equatorial

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Session 27. Mars IV 28.02 The Secondary Eclipse and of HD 209458b at 24 \micron J. Harrington, S. Luszcz (Cornell), D. Deming (NASA's GSFC), L. J. Richardson (NRC/NASA's GSFC), S. Seager (DTM/CIW) Oral, Chairs: D. Banfield, A. Sprague, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 4:20- 28.03 Atmospheric Dynamics and Disequilibrium CO/CH Chemistry in the 6:00pm, Music Concert Hall 4 Atmosphere of the Transiting Planet HD 209458b C.S. Cooper, A.P. Showman (University of Arizona, Department of 27.01I Methane, organics, and related trace constituents on Mars: sources, Planetary Sciences / LPL) sinks, implications 28.04 Hot Jupiters: how rapidly are they evaporating? S.K. Atreya (U. Michigan) A. Garcia Munoz, J. C. McConnell, J. J. Caldwell (York University) 27.02 Mapping of D/H and Ozone in the Martian Atmosphere near Perihelion 28.05 On the Atmospheric and Interior Structure of New Transiting Planet HD R.E. Novak (Iona College), M.J. Mumma (NASA's Goddard Space Flight 149026b Center), S. Lee, L. Ivanov (Iona College), B. Bonev (University of Toledo - J.J. Fortney (NASA Ames), D. Saumon (LANL), M.S. Marley (NASA Ames), NASA's GSFC), G. Villanueva (NASA's GSFC) K. Lodders (Washington Univ.), R. Freedman (NASA Ames/SETI Inst.) 27.03 Ground-Based Observations Of Ozone On Mars And Probing Martian 28.06 Capture of the 55 Cancri planets b and c into a 3:1 orbital resonance by Photochemistry migration K. E. Fast, T. Kostiuk, J. Annen, F. Espenak (NASA/GSFC), G. Sonnabend H. Scholl (Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur), F. Marzari (University of (NAS/NRC/GSFC), T. A. Livengood (USRA), T. Hewagama, M. F. A'Hearn Padova), P. Tricarico (Washington State University) (UMD) 28.07 Extra-solar Planetary Systems Tend to be near a Secular Separatrix 27.04 Absolute Abundance of Methane and : Spatial Maps R. Greenberg, R. Barnes (Lunar and Planetary Lab, Univ. of Arizona) M. J. Mumma (NASA GSFC), R. E. Novak (Iona College), T. Hewagama 28.08 Packed Planetary Systems (NASA GSFC), G. L. Villanueva (NAS-NRC@NASA GSFC), B. P. Bonev R. Barnes, R. Greenberg (University of Arizona) (Univ. Toledo@ NASA GSFC), M. A. DiSanti, M. D. Smith (NASA GSFC), N. 28.09 A rapid method for investigating the confinement in habitable zones of Dello Russo (APL/Johns Hopkins Univ.) Earth-mass planets in exoplanetary systems 27.05 Atmospheric Conditions on Early Mars and the Lack of B. W. , D. R. Underwood, P. N. Sleep (The Open University, UK) Deposits 28.10 Spiral Structure when Setting up Pericentre Glow: Possible Giant Planets J.M. Moore (NASA Ames Research Center), M.A. Bullock (Southwest at Hundreds of AU in the HD141569 Disk Research Institute) M. C. Wyatt (UK Astronomy Technology Centre) 27.06 Fixation on Early Mars and Other Terrestrial Planets. Experimental Demonstration of Abiotic Fixation Reactions to Nitrite and Nitrate. D. P. Summers, B. Khare (SETI Institute) Session 29. Planet and Satellite Formation 27.07 Photochemistry of Mars Atmosphere and Its Variations V. A. Krasnopolsky (Catholic University of America) 27.08 New VLA Observations of Mars Atmospheric Water Vapor Poster, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Foyer B.J. Butler, J.G. Johnston (NRAO), R.T. Clancy (SSI), M.A. Gurwell (CfA) 27.09 Simulating Meteor Shower Observations In The Martian Atmosphere 29.01 Coupling Between Terrestrial and Giant Planets During Migration J. P. Mc Auliffe, A. A. Christou (Armagh Observatory) C. Agnor (UC Santa Cruz) 29.02 Jupiter and Saturn formation models Y. Alibert (University of Bern), O. Mousis (Observatoire de Besancon), C. Session 28. Extrasolar Planets Mordasini, W. Benz (University of Bern) 29.03 Evolution of the planetary obliquity with the orbital evolution of the satellite K Atobe, S Ida (Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Faculty of Oral, Chairs: W. Cochran, J. Harrington, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 4:20- Science, Tokyo Institute of technology) 6:00pm, Law LG19 29.04 Oligarchic Growth in Protoplanetary Disks J. E. Chambers (Carnegie Institution of Washington) 28.01 New high eccentricity planets from the AAT 29.05 The Minimum-Mass Surface Density of the Solar Nebula using the Disk H. Jones (U. Hertfordshire, UK), Anglo-Australian Planet Search Team Evolution Equation

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S. S. Davis (NASA Ames Research Center) Session 30. Outer Planets 29.06 Lifetimes of Small Bodies in Planetocentric (or Heliocentric) Orbits A. R. Dobrovolskis (UC Santa Cruz/NASA Ames), J. L. Alvarellos (Space Poster, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Lecture Room 5 Systems Loral), J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames Research Center) 29.07 Early Evolution of Water D/H in a Hydrogen-rich Proto-atmosphere on the Earth 30.01 Thermal Structure of Saturn's Southern Hemisphere from Cassini CIRS H. Genda, M. Ikoma (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Observations 29.08 Settling of Small Grains in an Extended Protoplanet R. K. Achterberg (SSAI), B. J. Conrath (Cornell U.), F. M. Flasar, A. A. R. Helled, A. Kovetz, M. Podolak (Tel-Aviv University) Simon-Miller (NASA/GSFC), CIRS Team 29.09 in Saturn and Titan: The new lights from Cassini-Huygens 30.02 Constraining the Gravitational Energies of Uranus and Neptune from F. Hersant, D. Gautier (LESIA, Obs. Paris), J.I. Lunine (LPL, Univ. Interior Models: Implications for Formation Arizona), G. Tobie (LPG, Univ. Nantes) A. M. Cody, D. J. Stevenson (Caltech) 29.10 The Evidence of an Early Stellar Encounter in Edgeworth- Belt 30.03 Cassini Observations Suggesting Lightning on Saturn H. Kobayashi (Nagoya University), S. Ida (Tokyo Tech), H. Tanaka U. Dyudina, A. P. Ingersoll (Caltech), C. C. Porco (Space Science Inst.), N. (Hokkaido University) Desch (NASA/GSFC), G. Fisher (Space Research Institute, Austrian 29.11 From Protoplanets to Terrestrial Planets: Statistical Properties of Academy of Sciences, Austria) Assembled Planets 30.04 Photochemical Modeling of the Distribution of C3H8 in the Atmosphere of E. Kokubo (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), J. Kominami Saturn (University of Tokyo), S. Ida (Tokyo Institute of Technology) S. G. Edgington (JPL/CalTech), A. Simon-Miller, D. Jennings, G. Bjoraker, 29.12 The Effects of Atmospheric Opacity on Giant Planet Growth Rates P. Romani, R. Achterberg (NASA/GSFC), G. Orton (JPL/CalTech), M. J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames), O. Hubickyj (NASA Ames, UCSC), P. Flasar (NASA/GSFC), Cassini CIRS Team Bodenheimer (UCSC) 30.05 Fluid Flow in the Interior of Rapidly Rotating Giant Planets with and 29.13 Settling and Growth of Dust Particles in Protoplanetary Disks without Solid Cores Y. Nakagawa, H. Nomura (Kobe University) M. Evonuk, G. A. Glatzmaier (UCSC) 29.14 Collisional Evolution of the Primordial Trans-Neptunian Disk: 30.06 Latitudinal Variation in Temperature and Composition of Saturn's Upper Implications for Planetary Migration and the Current Size Distribution of TNOs Troposphere from Cassini/CIRS as a Tracer For Atmospheric Dynamics D. P. O'Brien, A. Morbidelli (Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur), W. F. Bottke L.N. Fletcher, P.G.J. Irwin, N. Teanby (Oxford), G. Orton, P. Parrish (Southwest Research Institute) (JPL/CalTech), R. de Kok, S. Calcutt, C. Howett, P.L. Read, F.W. Taylor 29.15 A Reducing Atmosphere From Out-gassing of the Early Earth (Oxford), Cassini CIRS Team L. Schaefer, B. Fegley, Jr. (Planetary Chemistry Laboratory, Department of 30.07 Acetylene and Ethane Vertical Distribution on Saturn from Cassini/CIRS Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University, St. Louis, MO) Observations 29.16 Gas Giant Formation in Dense Star Clusters T. Fouchet, E. Lellouch, B. Bézard (LESIA/Obs. Paris), C. Howett, P.G.J. H. B. Throop (SwRI), J. Bally (U. Colorado) Irwin (AOPP/Univ. Oxford), C.A. Nixon, A.A Simon-Miller, F.M. Flasar 29.17 The Jovian Obliquity (GSFC/NASA), CIRS Team Wm. R. Ward, R. M. Canup (Southwest Research Institute, 1050 Walnut 30.08 NIRC2 Photometry of Uranus, Uranian Satellites, and Triton in August St., Suite 400, Boulder, CO 80302) 2004 P. M. Fry, L. A. Sromovsky (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 30.09 3 Micron High-resolution Spectroscopy of Saturn J. H. Kim, S. J. Kim (Department of Astronomy and Space Science, Kyung Hee University, Korea), T. R. Geballe (Gemini Observatory), S. S. Kim (Department of Astronomy and Space Science, Kyung Hee University, Korea) 30.10 Meridional Transport in the Stratosphere of Jupiter M. C. Liang, R. L. Shia, A. Y.-T. Last name, M. Allen (Caltech), A. J. Friedson (JPL), Y. L. Yung (Caltech) 30.11 Jupiter's ionosphere with improved sources of H2(v) molecules

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T. Majeed (American University of Sharjah, UAE/University of Michigan, E. Barbinis, D.U. Fleischman, G.L. Goltz, D.V. Johnston, D. Rochblatt (Jet USA), R. V. Yelle (U. Arizona), J. H. Waite (U. Michigan) Propulsion Laboratory), R.G. French, C.A. McGhee (Wellesley College), 30.12 The Atmosphere of Jupiter from Voyager's and Cassini's Infrared E.A. Marouf (San Jose State Univ.) Observations 30.25 Interaction of Jupiter's South Temperate Belt Ovals during the 1990s K. I. Matcheva (University of Florida), P. J. Gierasch, B. J. Conrath (Cornell R. W. Schmude, Jr. (Gordon College) University) 30.26 Cassini CIRS Measurements of Benzene, Propane and Carbon Dioxide 30.13 Dynamical Instability and Accretion in the Closely-Spaced Inner Uranian on Saturn Moon System A. A. Simon-Miller, G. L. Bjoraker, D. E. Jennings (NASA GSFC), R. K. J. A. Meyer (Stanford University), J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames Research Achterberg (NASA/SSAI), B. J. Conrath (Cornell), C. A. Nixon (UMD), Center) Cassini CIRS Team 30.14 Modeling Saturn's Ionosphere: Comparisons with Cassini 30.27 Lightning on the Jovian Dayside L. Moore, M. Mendillo (Boston University), I. Mueller-Wodarg (Boston W.B. Sparks (STScI), W. Borucki (NASA Ames), U. Dyudina (Caltech), M. University and Imperial College) McGrath (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center), J. Caldwell (York 30.15 Simulations and Comparative Analysis of High- Jovian Vortices University), K. Noll (STScI), H. Ford (Johns Hopkins University), E. R. Morales-Juberias, T.E. Dowling (CPL - Univ. of Louisville) Bergeron (STScI), K. Rages (NASA Ames) 30.16 Time Variation of Hydrocarbon Abundances on Uranus and Neptune: 30.28 Static stability of the cloud layers of the Jovian atmospheres estimated Predictions From a 1-D Model from moist adiabatic lapse rate J. I. Moses (LPI), R. D. Naphas (Embry-Riddle), T. K. Greathouse (LPI) K. Sugiyama, M. Odaka, K. Kuramoto, Y.-Y. Hayashi (Division of Earth and 30.17 Saturn's Internal Structure and Carbon Enrichment Planetary Sciences, Hokkaido Univ.) O. Mousis (Os. Besancon, France), Y. Alibert (U. Bern, Switerland) 30.29 Strange Latitudinal Variations of the Ammonia Absorption on Jupiter 30.18 Enhanced Transport in the Polar Mesosphere of Jupiter: Evidence from V.G. Tejfel, A.M. Karimov, V.D. Vdovichenko (Fessenkov Astrophysical Cassini UVIS Helium 584 Å~ Airglow Institute, Alma-Ata,Kazakhstan) C.D. Parkinson (Caltech), A.I.F. Stewart (LASP), A.-S. Wong (University 30.30 Analysis of Latitudinal PH3 Abundance Variation on Saturn Michigan), J.M. Ajello (JPL), Y.L. Yung (Caltech) T. Temma, K.H. Baines, L. Brown, R. Butler (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) 30.19 Saturn's atmospheric structure: the intercomparison of Cassini/CIRS- derived temperatures with ground-based determinations P.D. Parrish, G.S. Orton, P.A. Yanamandra-Fisher (Jet Propulsion Session 31. Extrasolar Planets Laboratory), L. Fletcher, P.G.J. Irwin, N. Teanby (Oxford University), F.M. Flasar, C.A. Nixon, A.A. Simon-Miller (Goddard Space Flight Center), Poster, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room Cassini CIRS Team 30.20 Searching for Temporal Variations in Jupiter's Equatorial Zonal Winds B. W. Poston (UMD), A. A. Simon-Miller (NASA GSFC), G. S. Orton (JPL), 31.01 Exoplanet Detection With RoboNet N. Stone (Cornell) M. J. Burgdorf (Liverpool JMU), RoboNet Microlens Planet Search Team 30.21 Merging circulations on Jupiter: observed differences between cyclonic 31.02 Complete Results from Phases I and II of the McDonald Observatory and anticyclonic mergers Planet Search Program J.H. Rogers, H-J. Mettig, A. Cidadao, D. Peach (British Astronomical W. D. Cochran, R. Wittenmyer, M. Endl (U.T. Austin), A. P. Hatzes (TLS Association) Tautenburg) 30.22 The two upper cloud layers in the jovian atmosphere finally seen 31.03 Spectroscopic Signatures of the Accretion of Earth-like Exoplanets together. B. Fegley, Jr., L. Schaefer (Planetary Chemistry Lab., Dept. of Earth and M. Roos-Serote, J. Pimentao (OAL), S. Vicente (Univ. of Lisbon) Planetary Sciences, Washington University, St. Louis, MO) 30.23 On the vertical wind shear of Saturnâ!™s Equatorial Jet at cloud level 31.04 Photochemistry and Ion Chemistry in the Atmosphere of HD209458b A. Sánchez-Lavega, S. Pérez-Hoyos (Universidad Pais Vasco) A.J. Friedson, E.H. Wilson (JPL/CalTech), J.I. Moses (LPI) 30.24 Structure of the Atmosphere of Saturn at Low Latitudes: Results from the 31.05 Mass Loss for Highly-Irradiated Giant Planets First Six Cassini Radio Occultation Experiments W. B. Hubbard, A. Burrows, I. Hubeny, D. Sudarsky, M. F. Hattori (U. P.J. Schinder (Cornell Univ. & NASA GSFC), F.M. Flasar (NASA Goddard Arizona) Space Flight Center), A.J. Kliore, N.J. Rappaport, S. Asmar, A. Anabtawi, 31.06 Constraints on the Mass of Planets with Water of Nebular Origin

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M. Ikoma, H. Genda (Tokyo Tech) M. Aittola, J. Korteniemi (Department of Physical Sciences, University of 31.07 Separating Extrasolar Planetary Photons from Stellar Ones Oulu, Finland), T. Ohman (Department of Geosciences, University of Oulu, R. Jagpal, B. Quine, J. Caldwell (York University (Toronto)) Finland) 31.08 Mission Moved: Forwarding Address RA=19h 22m 40s, 32.07 in , Mars: a MEX HRSC Study Dec=+44\arcdeg 30\arcmin 00\arcsec J. Korteniemi, J. Raitala, M. Aittola, V.-P. Kostama (University of Oulu, J. M. Jenkins, H. Chandrasekaran, D. A. Caldwell (SETI Institute), N. M. Finland), E. Hauber (DLR, Berlin, Germany), P. Kronberg (TU at Batalha, N. Silva (San Jose State Univ.), D. G. Koch (NASA A.R.C.), T. N. Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany), G. Neukum (Freie Universitaet, Berlin, Gautier (JPL/CalTech) Germany), HRSC Co-Investigator Team 31.09 Effect of Disk Self-Gravity on Planetary Migration 32.08 The origin of polygonal impact craters - Evidence from Argyre region, T. Tanigawa (Tokyo Institute of Technology), D.N.C. Lin (UC Santa Cruz) Mars. 31.10 Planetesimal Accretion in Binary Star Systems T. Ohman (Department of Geosciences, Division of Geology, University of P. Thebault (Observatoire de Paris), H. Scholl (Observatoire de Nice), F. Oulu, Finland), M. Aittola, V.-P. Kostama, M. Hyvarinen, J. Raitala Marzari (University of Padova) (Department of Physical Sciences, Division of Astronomy, Uiversity of 31.11 Understanding Other Worlds: NASA's Missions to Find and Characterize Oulu, Finland) Extrasolar Planetary Systems 32.09 Fractal Dimension Analysis of Putative Martian Coastlines S. C. Unwin (JPL/CalTech) G. A. Gianelli (Orlando, FL) 31.12 Sulfur and Phosphorus Chemistry in Substellar Objects 32.10 Formation of Martian by the Action of Liquid Water Flowing under C. Visscher, B. Fegley, Jr. (Planetary Chemistry Laboratory, Department of Current Martian Environmental Conditions Earth and Planetary Sciences, McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences, J.L. Heldmann (NASA Ames Research Center), O.B. Toon (University of Washington University in St. Louis) Colorado), W.H. Pollard (McGill University), M.T. Mellon, J. Pitlick 31.13 Seasonal Variation in the Optical Appearance of Earth-like Planets (University of Colorado), C.P. McKay (NASA Ames Research Center), D.T. D.M. Williams (Penn State Erie, The Behrend College), E. Gaidos Andersen (SETI) (University of Hawaii) 32.11 Comparing Martian chaotic with their terrestrial analogues A. P. Rossi, A. Chicarro (European Space Agency, ESTEC Research and Scientific Support Department, Noordwijk, The Netherlands), V. Huvenna Session 32. Mars' Surface (Challenger Division for Seafloor Processes, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, United Kingdom), J. P. Henriet (Renard Centre of Marine Geology, Department of Geology and Soil Science, Ghent Poster, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room University, Belgium), S. Di Lorenzo (International Research School of Planetary Sciences, Universite d'Annunzio, Pescara, Italy), G. Neukum 32.01 Mars Express Bistatic Radar: Preliminary Results (Institut fur Geologische Wissenschaften, Freie Univ. Berlin, Germany), R.A. Simpson, G.L. Tyler (Stanford University), M. Paetzold (University of HRSC Co-Investigator Team Cologne) 32.12 Outcrops of rich in , Mars, revealed by OMEGA and 32.02 Goldstone/VLA 3.5 cm Mars Radar Observations in 2003 HRSC/MEX T.F. Mao (Caltech/NRAO), B.J. Butler (NRAO), M.A. Slade, A.F.C. D. Loizeau, N. Mangold (IDES-Orsay), F. Poulet, J.-P. Bibring, A. Gendrin, Haldemann (JPL), D.O. Muhleman (Caltech) C. Gomez, Y. Langevin, B. Gondet (IAS-Orsay), V. Ansan, P. Masson 32.03 Overview of Athena Microscopic Imager Results (IDES-Orsay), G. Neukum (FU-Berlin), OMEGA Team, HRSC Team K. E. Herkenhoff (U. S. Geological Survey), Athena Science Team 32.13 Crater on Mars: Development of Quantitative Thermal and 32.04 THEMIS and TES Observations of Water Ice Lags in the Mars' Southern Geomorphic Models Summer C. Barnhart, E. Asphaug, S. Tulaczyk, E. Kraal (UCSC), J. Moore (NASA T.N. Titus (U.S. Geological Survey) Ames) 32.05 Correlation of the asymmetrical retreat of the south polar cap and the 32.14 Seasonal evolution of the Martian cryptic region: influence of the polar layered on Mars atmospheric opacity Y. Narumi (Kyushu-Tokai University), K. Iwasaki (Kyoto Gakuen G. Portyankina, W.J. Markiewicz (Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System University) Research, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany), K.J. Kossacki (Institute of 32.06 Geological characteristics of the central Noachis Terra, Mars Geophysics of Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland)

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32.15 An alternative explanation for recent 32.27 Observations of magnetic anomaly signatures in Mars Express ASPERA- S. Schumacher (Institute of Planetology, Westfaelische Wilhelms- 3 ELS data Universitaet Muenster, 48149 Muenster, Germany), D. Breuer (Institute of Y. S. Soobiah (Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College Planetary Research, German Aerospace Center (DLR), 12489 Berlin, London, Surrey), Southwest Research Institute Team, Swedish Institute of Germany) Space Physics Team, Finnish Meteorological Institute Team, Space 32.16 Analysis of low-wavenumber absorption features in TES spectra of Physics Research Laboratory, University of Michigan Team, Space small, localized deposits of Science Laboratory, University of California in Berkeley Team, Applied E.Z. Noe Dobrea, M.C. Malin (Malin Space Science Systems) Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University Team, Rutherford Appleton 32.17 Superoxide Radical Lifetime on the Laboratory Team, Centre d'Etude Spatiale des Rayonnements Team, A. P. Zent (NASA Ames), A. Ichimura (San Francisco State Uni.v), R. C. Instituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetari Team, Max-Planck-Institut fur Quinn (SETI Institute) Aeronomie Team, Institute of Space and Astronautical Science Team, 32.18 Automated Analysis Of Absorption Features In Planetary Reflectance Space Technology Ireland, National University of Ireland Team, University Spectra of Bern, Physikalisches Institut Team, Technical University of S Erard, D Despan (Observatoire de Paris-LESIA) Braunschweig Team, University of Arizona, Tucson Team 32.19 Elastic Thickness and Heat Flux Estimates from Rift Topography: Coracis Fossae, Mars M. Grott, E. Hauber (DLR, Berlin), S.C. Werner (FU Berlin), P. Kronberg Session 33. Mars' Atmosphere (TU Clausthal), G. Neukum (FU Berlin) 32.20 A comparison of mantle convection of Mars and Earth Poster, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room U. Walzer, T. Burghardt, R. Hendel (University Jena) 32.21 Martian Crust: What is the Effect of the Gabbro-Eclogite Transition on the Crustal Gravitational Stability? 33.01 UV Dayglow Of The Martian Upper Atmosphere Observed By Spicam On S. Ferrachat, M. Pauer, D. Breuer (Joint Planetary Interior Physics Mars Express Research Group of the Univ. Münster and DLR, Berlin) J. Y. Chaufray, F. Leblanc, J. L. Bertaux, E. Quemerais (Service 32.22 Simulation Studies of Evaporation of Water on Mars d'Aeronomie du CNRS) J.D. Chittenden, D.W.G. Sears (W. M. Keck Laboratory for Space 33.02 Ionospheric characteristics above martian crustal magnetic anomalies Simulation) P. Withers, M. Mendillo (Boston University), H. Rishbeth (University of 32.23 Aqueous Decomposition of Organic Compounds in the Atacama Desert Southampton), D. Hinson (Stanford University), J. Arkani-Hamed (McGill and in Martian Soils University) R.C. Quinn (SETI Institute/NASA Ames), P. Ehrenfreund (Leiden Institute 33.03 Characterization of the Martian Atmosphere: a 25-year Roadmap of Chemistry), F.J. Grunthaner (NASA JPL), C.L. Taylor (SETI Institute), J. Bergstralh, J. M. Zawodny (NASA Langley Research Center), R. Tolson A.P. Zent (NASA Ames) (National Institute of Aerospace) 32.24 Hydrocode Modeling of Asteroid Impacts into a Volatile-Rich Martian 33.04 Reconstructing the weather on Mars at the time of MERs and 2 Surface: Initial Results landing C. S. Plesko (UCSC, LANL), E. Asphaug (UCSC), G. R. Gisler, M. L. S. R. Lewis, L. Montabone, P. L. Read (AOPP, Dept. of Physics, University Gittings (LANL) of Oxford, UK), P. Withers (Center for Space Physics, Boston University, 32.25 The Martian Crater Size-Frequency Distribution and the Evolutionary USA) History of Mars 33.05 Non-LTE Effects on Mars: 15\mum CO2 Limb Temperature Retrievals by S. C. Werner (Freie Universitaet Berlin), B. A. Ivanov (RAS - Institute for Season and Latitude Dynamics of Geospheres, Moscow), G. Neukum (Freie Universitaet Berlin) W. C. Maguire, J. C. Pearl, M. D. Smith (NASA's GSFC), B. J. Conrath 32.26 Observed Locations and Conditions for Aurora on Mars (Cornell), A. A. Kutepov (NAS/NRC at GSFC and Max Planck), A. G. D.A. Brain, J.S. Halekas, R.P. Lin, J.G. Luhmann, D.L. Mitchell, G.T. Feofilov (Munich), P. R. Christensen (Arizona State U.) Delory, R.J. Lillis, M.O. Fillingim (UC Berkeley Space Sciences Lab), M.H. 33.06 An HST Search for N2 emissions on Mars Acuna (NASA GSFC) J. Caldwell, S. Melnichuk (York University (Toronto)), S. K. Atreya, A.-S. Wong (University of Michigan) 33.07 Large-scale extratropical weather disturbances in Mars' southern

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hemisphere: Influences of the great impact basins T. Siili, S. Järvenoja (Finnish Meteorological Institute), J. Kauhanen J.L. Hollingsworth (NASA Ames Research Center/SJSUF) (University of Helsinki), S. R. Lewis, L. Montabone (Oxford University), M. 33.08 Measuring Mars' Atmospheric Neutral Density from 160 to 220km with Parviainen (Finnish Meteorological Institute), P. L. Read (Oxford the MGS Electron Reflectometer University), H. Savijärvi (University of Helsinki) R. Lillis, J. Engel, D. Mitchell, D. Brain, R. Lin (UC Berkeley), S. Bougher 33.19 A passive dust experiment toward a high resolution simulation of the (University of Michigan), M. Acuna (NASA Goddard) Martian atmospheric general circulation 33.09 Principle Components Analysis of Mars at the 2003 Opposition Y. O. Takahashi, Y.-Y. Hayashi, M. Odaka (Hokkaido University, Japan), D. R. Klassen, T. J. Wark, C. G. Cugliotta (Rowan University) W. Ohfuchi (Earth Simulator Center, JAMSTEC, Japan) 33.10 Aerosol optical properties and optical depths derived from OMEGA-MEX 33.20 Ice Nucleation in the Martian Atmosphere Emission Phase Function observations A. Maattanen, H. Vehkamaaki, A. Lauri (Department of Physical Sciences, M. Garcia-Comas, H.U. Keller, D.V. Titov (Max-Planck-Institut fÃ"r University of Helsinki), S. Merikallio (Space Research, Finnish Sonnensystemforschung), A. Inada (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), L. Meteorological Institute), J. Kauhanen, H. Savijaarvi, M. Kulmala Maltagliati (Max-Planck-Institut fÃ"r Sonnensystemforschung), J.-P. (Department of Physical Sciences, University of Helsinki) Bibring (Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale, Universite de Paris), OMEGA 33.21 Diurnal Variation of Martian Dust Opacity Team T.Z. Martin, L.K. Tamppari (JPL) 33.11 The Martian Atmosphere in the Region of Hellas basin as Observed by 33.22 Simulation of Column Water Processes with a One Dimensional Martian the Planetary Fourier Spectrometer Climate Model D. Grassi, C. Fiorenza (IFSI-INAF, Rome, Italy), N.I. Ignatiev, L.V. Zasova A. Inada, M. I. Richardson (California Institute of Technology), M. A. (IKI-RSSI, Moscow, Russia), A. Maturilli, V. Formisano (IFSI-INAF, Rome, Mischna (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), C. E. Newman (California Institute of Italy), PFS Team Technology), A. D. Toigo (Graduate School of Science and Technology, 33.12 Using the NASA Ames General Circulation Model to evaluate the Kobe Univ.), A. R. Vasavada (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) importance of dust devils on the evolution of surface dust reservoirs on Mars 33.23 The greenhouse effect of CO2 ice cloud and climate stability on early M.A. Kahre, J.R. Murphy (New Mexico State University), R.M. Haberle Mars (NASA Ames Research Center) C. Mitsuda (Hokkaido Univ.), T. Yokohata (NIES), K. Kuramoto (Hokkaido 33.13 Ultrahigh-resolution observations of CO2 as a probe for Mars Univ.) atmospheric dynamics 33.24 Planetary WRF: a Multi-Scale, Planetary, Atmospheric Model M. Sornig (I. Physikalisches Institut, Univ. zu Koeln), G. Sonnabend A. Toigo (Kobe University), M. Richardson, C. Newman (California Institute (NASA GSFC), D. , R. Schieder (I. Physikalisches Institut, Univ. zu of Technology) Koeln) 33.25 Simulation of the distribution of chemical species on Mars using a state- 33.14 Water In Mars Atmosphere- Model of-the-art general circulation model, GM3. A. Akingunola, J.C. McConnell (York University) Y. Moudden, J. C. McConnell, A. Akingunola (York University) 33.15 Methane, Oxides of Hydrogen and Carbon, and their Isotope Ratios: 33.26 Modeling of the 3.3-\mum emissions of Methane in the Atmosphere of Significance and Measurement on NASA's 2009 Mars Science Lab (MSL) Mars Mission F. J. Martin-Torres (AS&M, Inc. -NASA Langley Research Center), M. G. C. R. Webster (JPL), P. Mahaffy (NASA GSFC), S. Atreya (U. Michigan) Mlynczak (NASA Langley Research Center) 33.16 Monitoring of Integrated Aerosol Content in the Martian Atmosphere from 33.27 Description of the University of Auckland Global Mars Mesoscale PFS-MEX Data Meteorological Model (GM4) G. Rinaldi (IFSI-INAF, Rome and CISAS, Univ. of Padua, Italy), V. D.R. Wing, G.L. Austin (U. Auckland, New Zealand) Formisano (IFSI-INAF, Rome, Italy), N. I. Ignatiev, L. V. Zasova (IKI-RSSI, 33.28 Inter-annual variability of Martian dust storms in assimilation of several Moscow, Russia and IFSI-INAF, Rome, Italy) years of observations 33.17 and Martian Climate: General Circulation Model (GCM) L. Montabone, S. R. Lewis, P. L. Read (AOPP, Dept. of Physics, University Simulations with Emplaced Water of Oxford, UK) D. Santiago (UC Santa Cruz), A. Colaprete, R. Haberle (NASA Ames 33.29 Formation of Methane in Comet Impacts on Planets* Research Center), E. Asphaug, L. Sloan (UC Santa Cruz) W. M. Howard (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) 33.18 Perihelion season mesoscale circulations in the Hellas: simulations 33.30 Spatially Resolved Properties of Martian Aphelion Clouds from based on MGS/TES assimilated data Combined MGS MOC and TES Measurements

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J. L. Benson (University of Toledo), D. A. Glenar (NASA GSFC), P. B. Wednesday, September 7 James (University of Toledo), M. J. Wolff (Space Science Institute), M. D. Smith (NASA GSFC) 33.31 Opportunity landing site weather simulations. Session 34. Prize Lectures J. Kauhanen (University of Helsinki, Division of Atmospheric Sciences), S. Järvenoja (Finnish Meteorological Institute), H. Savijärvi (University of Invited, Chairs: W. McKinnon, R. French, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, Helsinki, Division of Atmospheric Sciences), T. Siili (Finnish 9:00-11:15am, Music Concert Hall Meteorological Institute), L. Montabone, S.R. Lewis, P.L. Read (University of Oxford, Department of Physics, AOPP), UH/FMI Mars atmospheric modelling Team, Oxford University Mars Team 34.01I Diagnostics of Deep Structure in Giant Planets 33.32 New technique for parameter retrieval from Mars Global Surveyor W. B. Hubbard (U. Arizona) Thermal Emission Spectrometer data 34.02I Recent Breakups in the Asteroid Belt A. Elteto, O.B. Toon (U. of Colorado) D Nesvorny (SwRI) 33.33 Variability in assimilated data from three years of MGS observations 34.03I Education and Outreach: Advice to Young Scientists P. Rogberg, S.R. Lewis, L. Montabone, P.L. Read (Dep of Physics, R.M.C. Lopes (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of University of Oxford) Technology)

Session 35. Deep Impact I

Human Space Exploration - is there a scientific case? Invited, HAD Intro., Chairs: A. Cochran, M. Belton, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 11:45am-12:45pm, Music Concert Hall

RAS Discussion, Tuesday, September 6, 2005, 8:30-9:30pm, Robinson 35.01I Caroline Herschel as an Observer College Auditorium M. A. Hoskin (Churchill College, Cambridge)

35.02I Deep Impact: The Experiment

M. F. A'Hearn (University of Maryland), Deep Impact Team

Session 36. Icy Satellites I

Oral, Chairs: E. Turtle, T. Johnson, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 11:45am- 12:45pm, Law LG19

36.01 Geological Features and Terrains on Enceladus as seen by Cassini ISS P. Helfenstein, P.C. Thomas, J. Veverka, S. Squyres, J. A. Rathbun (Cornell), T. Denk, G. Neukum (Freie.U.Berlin), T. Roatsch, R. Wagner (DLR), J. Perry, E. Turtle, A.S. McEwen (U. of Arizona), T.V. Johnson (JPL), C. Porco (SSI), Cassini ISS Team 36.02 The geology of Saturn's satellite Dione observed by Cassini's ISS camera R. J. Wagner (DLR Berlin), G. Neukum, T. Denk (Freie Universitaet Berlin), B. Giese, T. Roatsch (DLR Berlin), Cassini ISS Team 36.03 Full-disk observations of the Saturnâ!™s icy moons by Cassini/VIMS G. Filacchione, F. Capaccioni (INAF-IASF), A. Coradini (INAF-IFSI), P.

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Cerroni (INAF-IASF), T. B. McCord (University of Hawaii, HIGP/SOEST), K. H. Baines (JPL), G. Bellucci (INAF-IFSI), R. H. Brown (LPL univeristy of Arizona, Tucson, Az), J. P. Bibring (IAS, Orsay), B. J. Buratti (JPL), R. N. Session 38. Deep Impact II Clark (USGS), M. Combes (Obs. Paris Meudon), D. P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames), P. Drossart (Obs. Paris Meudon), V. Formisano (INAF-IFSI), R. Jaumann (DLR), Y. Langevin (IAS, Orsay), D. L. Matson (JPL), V. Mennella Invited, Chairs: R. Schulz, E. Howell, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 2:15- (INAF Osservatorio astronomico Capodimonte, Napoli), R. M. Nelson 4:00pm, Music Concert Hall (JPL), P. D. Nicholson (Cornell University), B. Sicardy (Obs. Paris Meudon), C. Sotin (Laboratoire de Planetologie, Universitè de Nantes), 38.01I Spin and active regions on 9P/Tempel 1 G. Hansen, K. Hibbits (University of Washington, Seattle WA) M. Belton (BSEI), N. Samarasinha (KPNO), O. Groussin (U. Maryland), P. 36.04 Astrometry and dynamics of Polydeuces, a new co-orbital satellite of Thomas (Cornell U.), J. Sunshine (SAIC), L. McFadden (U. Maryland), Dione Deep Impact Science Team N.J. Cooper, C.D. Murray, K. Beurle, M.W. Evans (Queen Mary, University 38.02I Temperature map of the nucleus of comet 9P/Tempel 1 from the Deep of London), C.C Porco (CICLOPS-SSI) Impact mission 36.05 Saturn's Inner Satellites at True Opposition: Observations During a O. Groussin (Univ. of Maryland), Deep Impact Team Central Transit of the Earth Across the Solar Disk 38.03I The nucleus of Comet 9/P Tempel 1: Before, During, and After the Deep A. Verbiscer (University of Virginia), R. G. French (Wellesley College), P. Impact Cratering Experiment. Helfenstein (Cornell University) J. M. Sunshine (SAIC), M. F. A'Hearn (Univ. of Maryland), Deep Impact 36.06 Albedo of Irregular Satellites of the Giant Planets Science Team T. Grav (Univeristy of Hawaii) 38.04I Spectrophotometry of the Dust and Gas of Tempel 1 Based on Results of the Deep Impact Mission C.M. Lisse () Workshop on The Role of DPS in Education and Outreach 38.05I The Deep Impact Experiment and the Physics of Impact Cratering J.E. Richardson (Cornell University), H.J. Melosh (University of Arizona), Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 12:45-2:15pm, Garden Room, Robinson Deep Impact Science Team College 38.06I Results of the Deep impact Cratering Experiment: Implications for the Comet Stratigraphy P. H. Schultz (Brown University), Deep Impact Team What would you like to see the DPS do in the areas of education and public 38.07I Earth-Based Overview for Deep Impact outreach? Our parent organization AAS and the AGU have Education K. J. Meech (IFA), M. F. A'Hearn (Univ. MD), Deep Impact Science Team Committees and run education sessions, teacher workshops, presentations for school children, public talks, etc., at conferences. DPS has organized similar events at DPS meetings. A large fraction of funding for planetary Session 39. Icy Satellites II research comes from missions, each of which funds E/PO activities, including many of the above activities. Clearly, there is no point in DPS duplicating such activities. Should DPS be co-ordinating activities that bring different mission Oral, Chairs: D. Cruikshank, A. Christou, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, E/PO efforts together? What should such activities entail? Should DPS 2:15-4:00pm, Law LG19 concentrate on the needs of its membership, e.g. workshops on teaching solar system science, career guidance for undergraduate and graduate students? 39.01 Densities of the Saturnian satellites and the C/O chemistry of the solar The goal for this workshop is for the DPS membership to pool their Nebula experiences with educational and outreach activities, brainstorm on potential T. V. Johnson (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of activities DPS might organize, and come up with a practical plan for carrying Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA), J. I. Lunine (Lunar and Planetary them out within the means available. Contacts: Fran Bagenal Laboratory, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA) ([email protected]) and Larry Lebofsky ([email protected]). 39.02 Gravity Science In The Saturnian System: The Masses of Phoebe, Iapetus, Dione, and Enceladus N. J. Rappaport (JPL), L. Iess (U. Roma, Italy), P. Tortora (U. Bologna,

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Italy), S. W. Asmar (JPL), L. Somenzi (U. Roma, Italy), A. Anabtawi, E. 39.10 Cassini UVIS Measurements of Hydrogen Exospheres at the Icy Barbinis, D. U. Fleischman, G. L. Goltz (JPL) Saturnian Satellites 39.03 Modeling topography of Saturn's icy satellites: constraints on interior A. R. Hendrix, C. J. Hansen (JPL/CalTech) structure and thermal conditions E.P. Turtle (Univ. of Arizona), T.V. Johnson (JPL), P. Thomas (Cornell Univ.), T. Denk (Freie Univ., Berlin), B. Giese (DLR), J.C. Castillo, D.L. Session 41. Titan I Matson (JPL), P. Helfenstein (Cornell) 39.04 A Geophysical Study Of Iapetus: The Need For And Consequences Of Oral, Chairs: C. Griffith, I. Muller-Wodarg, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, Al26 4:30-6:00pm, Music Concert Hall J. C. Castillo, D. L. Matson (JPL/CalTech), C. Sotin (Lab. de Planetologie et Geodynamique, Nantes, France), T. V. Johnson (JPL/CalTech), J. I. Lunine (LPL), P. C. Thomas (Cornell U.) 41.01I A new look at Titan's atmospheric system 39.05 Cassini VIMS compositional mapping of Surfaces in the Saturn System E. Lellouch (Obs. de Paris, France) and the role of water, cyanide compounds and carbon dioxide 41.02 Vertical profiles and latitudinal variations of nitrile abundances in Titan's R. N. Clark (USGS, Denver), R. Brown (U. Ariz.), K. Baines (JPL), G. atmosphere derived from Cassini/CIRS limb and nadir data Bellucci (IFSI, Rome), J-P Bibring (U. Paris Sud-Orsay), B. Buratti (JPL), F. N. A. Teanby, P. G. J. Irwin, R. de Kok (Oxford University), C. A. Nixon Capaccioni, P. Cerroni (IAS, Rome), M. Combes (Obs. de Paris, Meudon), (Goddard Space Flight Center), A. Coustenis, B. Bézard (Observatoire de A. Coradini (IAS, Rome), D. Cruikshank (NASA Ames), P. Drossart (Obs. Paris-Meudon), S. B. Calcutt, N. E. Bowles (Oxford University), F. M. Flasar de Paris, Meudon), G. Filacchione (IASF, Rome), V. Formisano (IFSI, (Goddard Space Flight Center), L. Fletcher, C. Howett, F. W. Taylor (Oxford Rome), R. Jaumann (DLR, Berlin), Y. Langevin (IAS, Orsay), D. Matson University), CIRS Team (JPL), T. McCord (PSI NW, UH), V. Mennella (IFSI, Rome), R. Nelson 41.03 Titan's stratospheric composition from Cassini/CIRS observations (JPL), P. Nicholson (Cornell U.), B. Sicardy (Obs. de Paris, Meudon), C. A. Coustenis (LESIA, Paris-Meudon Obs., France), B. Conrath (CRSR, Sotin (U. Nantes), J. Curchin, T. Hoefen (USGS) Cornell University, USA), R. Achterberg (SSAI, NASA/GSFC, USA), D. 39.06 Aromatic Hydrocarbons on Iapetus and Phoebe: Cassini-VIMS Jennings, G. Bjoraker, M. Flasar, C. Nixon, P. Romani, R. Samuelson Detections (NASA/GSFC, Greenbelt, MD, USA), B. Bézard, E. Lellouch, R. Courtin, E. D. P. Cruikshank, E. Wegryn, C. M. Dalle Ore (NASA Ames), K. H. Baines, Lellouch, A. Marten, S. Vinatier, Th. Fouchet (LESIA, Paris-Meudon Obs., B. J. Buratti, D. L. Matson, R. M. Nelson (JPL), G. Bellucci, F. Capaccioni, P. France), P. Irwin, N. Teanby (AOPP, Clarendon Lab., U. Oxford, UK), M. Cerroni, A. Coradini, V. Formisano, V. Mennella (Ist. Fisica Spaz. Abbas (NASA/MSFC, SD50 NSSTC, USA), CIRS Investigation Team Interplanet., CNR), J.-P. Bibring, Y. Langevin (Univ. Paris Sud-Orsay), R. 41.04 Constraints on Titans High Haze from Cassini UVIS and ISS H. Brown (LPL U. Ariz.), R. N. Clark (USGS), M. Combes (Obs. Paris), P. Observations Drossart, B. Sicardy (Obs. Paris-Meudon), R. Jaumann (Inst. Planet. R. West (JPL/CalTech), K. Larsen (LASP, U. Colorado), Y. Yung (Caltech), Explor. DLR), T. B. McCord (HIGP SOEST U. Hawaii), P. D. Nicholson E. Wilson (JPL/CalTech), D. Tice (Clairbourn School), I. Stewart, L. (Cornell U.), C. Sotin (Lab. Planet. Geo. U. Nantes) Esposito (LASP, U. Colorado), C. Porco (Space Sci. Inst., Boulder, CO.) 39.07 Surface colors of Iapetus and Hyperion as derived from Cassini ISS data, 41.05 Characterization of Titan with Keck AO during the time of probe entry and implications for the global albedo dichotomy origin I. de Pater (UC Berkeley), S. Gibbard (LLNL), M. Adamkovics, F. Marchis T. Denk, G. Neukum (FU Berlin), Th. Roatsch (DLR Berlin), J.A. Burns, P. (UC Berkeley), A. Bouchez (Caltech) Helfenstein (Cornell Univ.), C.C. Porco (Space Sci. Inst.), Cassini ISS 41.06 Titan's Aerosols Observed by the Visible Spectrometers of the DISR Team Instrument on Huygens 39.08 Iapetus Surface Temperatures, and the Influence of Sublimation on the E. Karkoschka, M. Tomasko, L. Doose (Univ. of Arizona), M. Lemmon Albedo Dichotomy: Cassini CIRS Constraints (Texas A&M Univ.) J. R. Spencer (Southwest Research Institute), J. C. Pearl, M. Segura 41.07 Photochemical modeling of Cassini/CIRS Observations of Titan (NASA GSFC), Cassini CIRS Team Hydrocarbons 39.09 Unusual Spectral Behavior of the Saturnian Satellites at Long Thermal P.N. Romani (NASA-GSFC), N. Stone (Cornell University), D.E. Jennings, Wavelengths G.L. Bjoraker (NASA-GSFC), C. Nixon (University of Maryland), R K. J. C. Pearl (NASA GSFC), J. R. Spencer (SwRI), M. Segura (NASA GSFC), Achterberg (SSAI), B.J. Conrath (Cornell University), CIRS Team CIRS Team 41.08 Titan's Corona: Evidence for the Presence of Suprathermal Mechanisms

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Based on the Cassini INMS Data, and Investigations of Their Origin H. Rauer (DLR-Inst. f. Plan. Res.), ESO DI Project Team J.H. Waite, Jr., V. De La Haye (UM), R.V. Yelle (UA), M. Michael, R.E. 42.08 UKIRT observations of the Deep Impact / Comet Tempel-1 encounter Johnson (UVA), F. Leblanc (Service d'aeronomie, France), J.G. Luhmann, S. Miller, B. Barber, T.S. Stallard, J. Tennyson (UCL), L.M. Trafton (U. S. Ledvina (UC Berkeley), T.E. Cravens (KU) Texas) 42.09 Radio Observations Of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 Before And After Deep Impact Session 42. Deep Impact III N. Biver, D. Bockelée-Morvan, J. Boissier, P. Colom, J. Crovisier, A. Lecacheux, R. Moreno (Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France), G. Oral, Chairs: D. Wooden, C. Lisse, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 4:30- Paubert (IRAM, Spain), D.C. Lis, M. Sumner (Caltech, USA), U. Frisk 6:00pm, Law LG19 (Swedish Space Corporation, Sweden), A. Hjalmarsson (Onsala Space Observatory, Sweden), Aa. Sandqvist (Stokholm Observatory, Sweden), S. 42.01 Photometric Evolution of the Deep Impact Flash Kwok (Inst. of Astron. and Astrophys., Taipei, Taiwan), H. Rickman C. M. Ernst, P. H. Schultz (Brown University), Deep Impact Team (Upsala Observatory, Sweden), M.F. A'Hearn (Univ. of Maryland, USA), K. 42.02 Spectroscopy of the initial light produced by the Deep Impact cratering Meech (Univ. of Hawaii, USA) experiment and laboratory experiments C.A. Eberhardy, P.H. Schultz (Brown University), Deep Impact Team 42.03 Deep Impact observations by the scientific imaging system OSIRIS of the Session 43. Deep Impact A Rosetta mission H.U. Keller, M. Kuppers, S. Hviid, H. Sierks (Max-Planck-Institut fur Poster, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Foyer Sonnensystemforschung), C. Barbieri, S. Fornasier, I. Bertini (University of Padova), L. Jorda (Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille), P. 43.01 Pre-Impact Outbursts by Comet Tempel 1 Gutierrez, L.M. Lara (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia), D. Koschny M. F. A'Hearn (Univ. Md.), N. Mastrodemos (JPL), T. L. Farnham (Univ. (European Space Agency), J. Knollenberg (DLR - German Aerospace Md.), J. M. Sunshine (SAIC), M. J. S. Belton (BSEI), W. M. Owen (JPL), Center), N. Thomas (Physikalisches Institut der Univ. Bern), OSIRIS Deep Impact Team Science Team 43.02 Palomar AO observations during the Deep Impact encounter. 42.04 Hubble Space Telescope Observations of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 During J. M. Bauer (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), B. Bhattacharya (California the Epoch of Deep Impact Institute of Technology), P. R. Weissman, M. Troy (Jet Propulsion P. D. Feldman (JHU), H. A. Weaver (JHU/APL), M. F. A'Hearn (U Laboratory), R. Dekany (California Institute of Technology), B. J. Buratti Maryland), M. J. S. Belton (BeltonSpace), K. J. Meech (U Hawaii) (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) 42.05 Fast-Cadence Spitzer/IRS 5.2-8.7 micron Observations of the Deep 43.03 Water production and release in comet 9P/Tempel 1 Impact Impact N. Dello Russo (JHU-APL), M. A. DiSanti, M. J. Mumma (NASA/GSFC), B. J. E. Van Cleve (Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.), C. M. Lisse P. Bonev (U. Toledo - GSFC), K. Magee-Sauer (Rowan U.), E. L. Gibb (Applied Physics Laboratory), C. Grillmair, V. S. Meadows (Spitzer (Notre Dame U.), G. L. Villanueva (NAS-NRC), H. Kawakita (Kyoto Sangyo Science Center), M. F. A'Hearn, T. Farnham, O. Groussin (University of U.), S. Sugita (U. Tokyo), J. Lyke (W. M. Keck Obs.) Maryland), Y. R. Fernandez, K. Meech (IfA, University of Hawaii), P. 43.04 The Impact of Deep Impact observed with ESA’s Optical Ground Schultz (Brown University), M. J. S. Belton (Belton Space Exploration Station Initiatives), H. J. Reitsema (Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.), Spitzer C. Erd (ESA/SCI-A), R. Schulz (ESA/RSSD), J. A. Stuewe (Leiden Univ.), Science Center Team, Deep Impact Team D. Martin, T. Peacock, H. Smit (ESA/SCI-A) 42.06 Observations of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 Around the Time of Encounter with 43.05 Narrowband Observations of Comet Tempel 1 in Support of the Deep Deep Impact Impact Mission A. L. Cochran (McDonald Observatory), K. J. Meech (U. Hawaii), W. M. T.L. Farnham (Univ. Maryland), B.E.A. Mueller (NOAO/PSI), M.M. Knight Jackson (U. C. Davis), E. S. Barker (NASA/JSC), J. G. Ries (U. Texas), H. (Univ. Maryland), N.H. Samarasinha (NOAO/PSI) Tran (Keck Observatory) 43.06 Mid-IR Observations of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 During the DEEP IMPACT 42.07 The Deep Impact Campaign at ESO: Observations of the Gas Event Using Gemini-N +MICHELLE Component D.E. Harker (University of California, San Diego), C.E. Woodward

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(University of Minnesota), D.H. Wooden (NASA Ames Research Center), 43.16 Shape and topography of 9P/Tempel 1 S. Fisher, C.A. Trujillo (Gemini Observatory) P.C. Thomas (Cornell University), M. F. A'Hearn (Univ. of Maryland), J. 43.07 Radio OH Observations of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 before and after Deep Veverka (Cornell University), M.J.S Belton (Belton Space Exploration Impact Initiatives), Deep Impact Science Team E. S. Howell (NAIC/Arecibo Observatory), A.J. Lovell (Agnes Scott 43.17 Deep Impact: Pre-impact geology of the Tempel 1 Nucleus College), B. Butler (NRAO), F. P. Schloerb (U. Mass) J. Veverka, P.C. Thomas (Cornell University), J. Melosh (Univ. of Arizona), 43.08 The LCO/Gemini-South campaign for Deep Impact target Comet P. Schultz (Brown Univ.), J. Richardson (Cornell University), M. F. A'Hearn 9P/Tempel 1: Temporally resolved wide-field narrowband imaging results (Univ. of Maryland), Deep Impact Imaging Team S.M. Lederer (NASA JSC/Cal State Univ SB), D.J. Osip, J.E. Thomas-Osip 43.18 Long-term Temporal Studies of the Coma Grain Size Distribution and (Las Campanas Obs.), J.M. DeBuizer (Gemini Obs.), L.A. Mondragon, D.L. Silicate Mineralogy of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 Pre- and Post-Impact Schweiger, J. Viehweg (Cal State Univ), SB Collaboration D. H. Wooden, D. E. Harker (UCSD), C. E. Woodward, M. S. Kelley (U. 43.09 Deep Impact Photometry of the Nucleus of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 Minn.), Y. R. Fernandez (U. Hawaii), M. Kassis (WM Keck Observatory), P. J.-Y. Li (University of Maryland), Deep Impact Science Team Ehrenfreund, J.-W. Pel, A. Verhoeff, C. M. Lisse, N. Dello Russo (JHU- 43.10 Chandra Observations of the Deep Impact Encounter with Comet APL), A. T. Tokunaga (Inst. for Astronomy, Univ. of Hawaii) 9P/Tempel 1 43.19 Orbital Constraints upon the Nucleus of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 C.M. Lisse (JHU-APL), D.J. Christian (Queens University, Belfast), K. D.K. Yeomans, S.R. Chesley, J.D. Giorgini (JPL/CalTech), Deep Impact Dennerl (MPE), S.J. Wolk (CXC, Harvard-SAO), D. Bodewits (KVI atomic Science Team physics), M.R. Combi (U.; Michigan), R. Hoekstra (KVI atomic physics), T. Makinen (Finnish Meteorological Institute), P.H. Schultz (Brown University), H.A. Weaver (JHU-APL) Session 44. Deep Impact B 43.11 Multiwavelength Observations of the Dust Coma of 9P/Tempel 1 at Deep Impact Encounter Poster, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room K. J. Meech, A. Delsanti, L. Dundon, Y. Fernandez, N. Moskovitz (IFA), J. Pittichova (IfA, Slovak Acad. Sci.), F. Vilas (NASA Johnson Space Ctr.), N. B. Suntzeff (CTIO), P. Seitzer (U. Mich) 44.01 Change in Deep Impact Instrument performance due to passage 43.12 Spectroscopic observations of comet 9P/Tempel 1 at the WIYN telescope through the Tempel 1 coma, and implications for future cometary mission. during the Deep Impact encounter D. L. Hampton (Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.), Deep Impact B. E. A. Mueller (PSI), N. H. Samarasinha (NOAO & PSI), H. Campins Team (Univ. of Central Florida), T. L. Farnham (Univ. of Maryland), A. L. Cochran 44.02 Spectropolarimetry of the dust coma of Deep Impact target 9P/Tempel 1 (Univ. of Texas), Y. R. Fernandez (Univ. of Central Florida), K. J. Meech D. M. Harrington, K. J. Meech, J. Kuhn (IFA), L. Kolokolova (Univ. MD), J. (IfA, Univ. of Hawaii) Pittichova (IfA, Slovak Acad. Sci.), D. M. Harrington, K. J. Meech, J. Kuhn 43.13 The Las Campanas Observatory/Gemini-South campaign for Deep (IFA), L. Kolokolova (Univ. MD), J. Pittichova (IfA, Slovak Acad. Sci.) Impact target comet 9P/Tempel 1: Overview and Highlights 44.03 Ground-based integral field spectroscopy of comet Tempel 1 before, D. J. Osip (OCIW, Las Campanas Observatory), J. De Buizer (Gemini during, and after the ``Deep Impact" Observatory), J. E. Thomas-Osip (OCIW, Las Campanas Observatory), S. K. W. Hodapp, K. J. Meech, G. Aldering (LBL) M. Lederer (California State University San Bernadino), C. Lisse (JHU- 44.04 Observations of Comet 9P/Tempel around the Deep Impact collision APL) from the Isaac Newton and UK Schmidt Telescopes 43.14 Large Secular Variations and Other Results from Narrowband G. H. Jones (MPS, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany), A. J. Coates (MSSL, Photometry of Deep Impact's Target Comet 9P/Tempel 1 UCL, Holmbury St. Mary, UK.), S. C. Lowry (QUB, Belfast, UK.), R. Sharp D. G. Schleicher (Lowell Obs.) (AAO, Siding Spring, Australia), A. Fitzsimmons (QUB, Belfast, UK.), C. M. 43.15 Submillimeter Molecular Line Observations of 9P/Tempel 1 - The Deep Lisse (JHUAPL, Laurel, MD, USA.) Impact Experiment - 44.05 Spectroscopy of comets 9P/Tempel 1 and C/Machholz (2004 Q2) in the R. Schulz (ESA/RSSD), H. M. Butner (JAC), S. B. Charnley (NASA Ames), 3-micron region using NIRSPEC I. M. Coulson (JAC), Y. R. Fernandez, K. J. Meech (IFA), G. H. Moriarty- K. Magee-Sauer (Rowan Univ.), M. J. Mumma, B. P. Bonev, M. A. DiSanti Schieven (JAC), S. D. Rodgers (NASA Ames), J. A. Stuewe (Leiden Univ.), (NASA's GSFC), N. Dello Russo (JHU-APL), D. P. Stark, R. S. Ellis L. M. Woodney (Univ. Central Florida) (Caltech), G. Villanueva (NASA's GSFC), J. Feuss (Rowan Univ.), E. L.

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Gibb (Notre Dame) 45.05 Modeling Water Ice Clouds in Titan's 500 km Haze Layer 44.06 Spatial Heterodyne Spectroscopy of NASA Deep Impact Encounter with E. L. (Southwest Research Institute), O. B. Toon (LASP/Univ. of comet Tempel 1. Colorado) T Neef, W Harris (University of Washington Earth and Space Sciences), J 45.06 First infrared and ultraviolet absolute absorption coefficient of HC5N : Corliss (University of Wisconsin Physics), O Dawson, J Morgenthaler application to its abundance in Titan atmosphere. (University of Washington Earth and Space Sciences), E Mierkiewicz Y. Benilan, T. Ferradaz, N. Fray, A. Jolly, F. Raulin (LISA), J. C. Guillemin (University of Wisconsin Physics), R Oliverson (NASA Goddard), M Cash (ENSCR), LISA Collaboration, ENSCR Collaboration (University of Washington Earth and Space Sciences), D Fallest 45.07 Seasonal variations of Titan's stratospheric composition in the LMD/SA (University of Wisconsin Physics) Global Climate Model 44.07 Deep Impact experiment and modelling of cometary nuclei A. Crespin, S. Lebonnois, F. Hourdin (LMD/IPSL, Paris, France), P. J-M. Petit (CNRS), U. Marboeuf, O. Mousis (Obs. de Besancon) Rannou (SA/IPSL, Verrieres, France) 44.08 Dust Evolution of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 after the Deep Impact Encounter 45.08 Titan's compound distributions and condensate characteristics J. Pittichova, K. J. Meech (IfA, UH) from Cassini/CIRS observations 44.09 High Speed observations of the Deep Impact Encounter from Mauna Kea R. de Kok, P.G.J. Irwin, N.A. Teanby, L. Fletcher, S.B. Calcutt, C. Howett, R. J. Wainscoat, B. Yang, K. J. Meech (IFA) F.W. Taylor, N.E. Bowles (University of Oxford), Cassini CIRS Team 44.10 Onset of Gaseous Emission in Deep Impact Target 9P/Tempel 1 from 45.09 Huygens Ground Track Determination: A Comparison of DWE and DISR Keck Telescope Results B. Yang (IFA), A. Cochran (U. Texas), K. J. Meech (IFA), J. Pittichova (IfA, R. Dutta-Roy, M. K. Bird (U Bonn, Germany), B. Rizk, E. A. McFarlane, M. Slovak Acad. of Sci.) W. Bushroe, C. See, E. Karkoschka, M. G. Tomasko (U Arizona, Tucson, USA), D. H. Atkinson (U Idaho, Moscow, USA), S. W. Asmar (JPL Pasadena, USA), DWE Team, DISR Team Session 45. Titan's Atmosphere 45.10 Blurring in Titan's atmosphere B. Grieger (MPI for Solar System Research), DISR Team 45.11 3D Simulations of methane convective storms on Titan's atmosphere Poster, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room R Hueso, A. Sánchez-Lavega (Universidad del Paas Vasco) 45.12 Scale Analysis of Convective Activity on Titan: Is the Surface Setting the 45.01 The 3-dimensional distribution of atmospheric haze on Titan observed Time Scale? using spatially-resolved infrared spectroscopy A. P. Ingersoll, H. G. Roe, E. L. Schaller, M. E. Brown (Caltech) M. Adamkovics, I. de Pater (UC Berkeley), S. G. Gibbard (LLNL), C. A. 45.13 Trapping of the Noble Gases Ar, Kr and Xe in aerosols formed by C2H2 + Griffith (University of Arizona) HCN photolysis - implications to Titan 45.02 Early Titan: Origin of nitrogen and haze through evolution of the R. Jacovi, D. Laufer, V. Dimitrov, A. Bar-Nun (Department of Geophysics atmospheric temperature structure. and Planetary Sciences, Tel-Aviv University,) E.Y. Adams, S.K. Atreya, W.R. Kuhn (Univ. Michigan) 45.14 Retrieval of the ESA Huygens Probe Entry and Descent Trajectory at Titan 45.03 A Preliminary Meteorological Interpretation of Correlated Huygens DWE B. Kazeminejad (Space Research Inst., Austria), D.H. Atkinson (University and HASI Data of Idaho), J.-P. Lebreton, O. Witasse, M. Perez (ESTEC), DTWG Team M. Allison (NASA/GISS), F. Ferri (CISAS G.Colombo - University of 45.15 Investigation of Molecules and Clouds/Haze in the Atmosphere of Titan Padova), M.K. Bird (Radioastronomisches Institut - Universitat Bonn), M. through the Three Micron Window Fulchignoni (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris), S.W. Asmar (Jet Propulsion S. J. Kim (Department of Astronomy and Space Science, Kyung Hee Laboratory), D.H. Atkinson (University of Idaho), G. Colombatti (CISAS University, Korea), T. Geballe (Gemini Observatory) G.Colombo - University of Padova), G.L. Tyler (Center for Radar 45.16 Cassini UVIS Imaging of Titan Astronomy - Stanford University) K. W. Larsen, A. I. F. Stewart, L. W. Esposito (Univ. of Colorado), R. A. West 45.04 Titan's lower atmosphere haze and methane profile from visible and NIR (JPL), D. E. Shemansky (USC), Cassini UVIS Team HST spectral imaging 45.17 Modeling the photochemical production of haze particles in Titan's C.M. Anderson (New Mexico State University), E.F. Young (Southwest atmosphere. Research Institute), N.J. Chanover (New Mexico State University), C.P. P. Lavvas (Department of Physics, University of Crete, Greece), I.M. McKay (NASA/Ames Research Center) Vardavas (Department of Physics, University of Crete, Greece and

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Foundation of Research and Technology, Crete, Greece), A. Coustenis Matsui (Univ. of Tokyo) (Paris Observatory, Meudon, France), D. Hatzidimitriou, I. 45.28 On the scattering properties of fractal tholin particle Papamastorakis (Department of Physics, University of Crete, Greece and Y.V. Skorov, H.U. Keller (Max-Planck-Institut fÃ"r Foundation of Research and Technology, Crete, Greece) Sonnensystemforschung), M. Tomasko, L. Doose (Lunar and Planetary 45.18 Effects of Titan's Induced Magnetosphere on ENA Production Laboratory, University of Arizona), DISR Team S. A. Ledvina, J. G. Luhmann (Space Sciences Lab, University of 45.29 Detection of Cyanoacetylene on Titan During Southern Summer Near the California, Berkeley), T. E. Cravens (Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, Epoch of the Huygens Probe Descent University of Kansas), J. Dandouras, P. Garnier (AE(Centre d'Etude L. M. Trafton, J. H. Lacy (U. Texas), H. Roe (Caltech), M. Richter (UC Dvis) Spatiale du Rayonnement, 9, av. du colonel Roche B.P., Toulouse,) 45.30 Titan Photochemistry Based on Preliminary Cassini-Huygens Results 45.19 Remote measurement of infrared emission by ethane in Titan's E.H. Wilson (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), S.K. Atreya (University of stratosphere at the Huygens entry epoch Michigan) T. A. Livengood (USRA NCSEFSE), Th. Kostiuk (NASA GSFC), G. 45.31 High Altitude, Wavelength-dependent Extinction in Titan's Atmosphere Sonnabend (NAS/NRC at NASA GSFC), J. N. Annen, K. E. Fast (NASA from the 2003 Nov. 14 Occultation GSFC), A. Tokunaga (U of HI), K. Murakawa (MPIfR, Bonn), T. Hewagama A. Zalucha, J. L. Elliot (MIT), A. Fitzsimmons (Queen's University Belfast), (U of MD), F. Schmülling, R. Schieder (U Köln) V. Dhillon (Sheffield University), T. Marsh (Warwick University), H. B. 45.20 PPI/HASI Pressure Measurements in the Atmosphere of Titan Hammel (Space Science Institute), P. Irwin (Oxford University), J. J.T.T. M'akinen, A.-M. Harri, T. Siili, A. Lehto, H. Kahanp'a'a, M. Genzer, Thomas-Osip (Las Campanas), F. Taylor (Oxford University) G.W. Leppelmeier, J. Leinonen (Finnish Meteorological Institute) 45.21 Waves and Horizontal Structures in Titan's Thermosphere I. C. F. Mueller-Wodarg (Imperial College London), R. V. Yelle, N. Session 46. Titan's Surface and Magnetic Environment Borggren (University of Arizona), J. H. Waite (University of Michigan), INMS Science Team Poster, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room 45.22 Analysis of near-infrared spectra of Titan using a GCM model A. Negrao (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France; Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal), A. Coustenis (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris- 46.01 Initial Cassini Magnetometer Observations of the neutral sheet of Titan's Meudon, France), P. Rannou (Service d'Aeronomie, Univ. de Versailles, magnetic tail France), E. Lellouch (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France), B. A.L. Law, M.K. Dougherty, I.C.F. Mueller-Wodarg, C.L. Bertucci (Imperial Schmitt (Laboratoire de Planetologie de Grenoble, France), J.-P. Maillard College London), F.M. Neubauer (University of Cologne), C.S. Arridge (Institut d' Astrophysique de Paris, France) (Imperial College London) 45.23 Measuring Titan's mesospheric temperatures by infrared spectroscopy 46.02 The Structure of the Magnetic Field around Titan P. Penteado, C. Griffith (Lunar and Planetary Laboratory), T. Greathouse I. Sillanpaa, E. Kallio, P. Janhunen (FMI), K. Mursula, J. Vilppola, P. (Lunar and Planetary Institute), H. Roe (California Institute of Technology, Tanskanen (Oulu University) Div. of Geologycal and Planetary Sciences), R. Yelle (Lunar and Planetary 46.03 The Brightest Spot on Titan Laboratory) J. W. Barnes (LPL), B. J. Buratti (JPL), C. Sotin (UMR / CNRS), E. P. Turtle, 45.24 On Origin of Clouds on Titan A. W. McEwen, R. D. Lorenz (LPL), E. L. Schaller, M. E. Brown (Caltech), R. P. Rannou, F. Montmessin, F. Hourdin, S. Lebonnois (Service Clark (USGS), C. Griffith, J. Perry, S. Fussner (LPL), J. Barbara d'Aeronomie) (NASA/Goddard), R. West, C. Elachi (JPL), B. Antonin (Keck), H.G. Roe 45.25 Geographic control of Titan's mid-latitude clouds (Caltech), K. H. Baines (JPL), G. Bellucci, J.-P. Bibring, F. Capaccioni, P. H.G. Roe, M.E. Brown, E.L. Schaller, A.H. Bouchez (Caltech), C.A. Trujillo Cerroni, A. Coradini (CNR), D. P. Cruikshank (NASA/AMES), P. Drossart (Gemini Observatory) (Obs. de Paris), V. Formisano (CNR), R. Jaumann (DLR), Yves Langevin 45.26 A Tidal Explanation for the Titan Haze Layers (U. de Paris-Sud), D. L. Matson (JPL), T. B. McCord (U. of Washington), P. G. Schubert (Dept. of Earth and Space Sci. and IGPP, UCLA), R.L. D. Nicholson (Cornell), B. Sicardy (Obs. de Paris) Walterscheid (The Aerospace Corp. and NOAAA/NESDIS at EUMETSAT) 46.04 Mapping and Characterization of ``Cat Scratches" on Titan 45.27 An experimental study on interactions between Titan tholin and H atom G. M. Boubin, E. G. Reffet (Universite Paris 7 D.Diderot), J. Lunine, J. Y. Sekine (Univ. of Tokyo/NASA ARC), H. Imanaka, B.N. Khare, E.L.O. Radebaugh (University of Arizona), R. M. Lopes (Jet Propulsion Bakes (SETI Inst./NASA ARC), C.P. McKay (NASA ARC), S. Sugita, T. Laboratory), Cassini Radar Team

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46.05 Theoretical calculations of transport by overland flow on Titan Paris-Meudon), C. Sotin (Univ. of Nantes) D.M. Burr (SETI Institute), J.P. Emery (NASA Ames Research Center/SETI 46.13 Cryovolcanic Features on Titan: Interpretation of Cassini Radar Data Institute), R.D. Lorenz (LPL/University of Arizona), G. Collins (Wheaton E. G. Reffet, G. M. Boubin (Universite Paris 7 D.Diderot), J. Lunine, J. College), P.A. Carling (University of Southampton) Radebaugh (University of Arizona), R. M. Lopes (Jet Propulsion 46.06 The Prospect of Mud Volcanism on Titan Laboratory), Cassini Radar Team A. D. Fortes, P. M. Grindrod (Dept. Earth Sciences, University College 46.14 CASSINI/VIMS Observations of the Huygens Probe Landing Site London, Gower St, London, WC1E 6BT, UK) S. Rodriguez, S. Le Mouelic, C. Sotin, H. Clenet (Laboratoire de 46.07 Near-infrared Adaptive Optics observations of Titan in conjunction with Planetologie et de Geodynamique de Nantes, France), B. Buratti (JPL), R. Huygens' landing N. Clark (USGS, Denver), R. H. Brown (U. Arizona), K .H. Baines (JPL), T. M. Hirtzig, A. Coustenis, E. Gendron, P. Drossart, A. Negrão, M. Combes B. McCord (HIGP/SOEST, Hawaii), R. M. Nelson (JPL), VIMS Team (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France), P. Rannou (Service 46.15 The reflectance spectrum of Titan's surface as determined by Huygens d'Aéronomie, Univ. de Versailles, France), M. Hartung (ESO, Garching, S.E. Schröder (MPI fur Sonnensystemforschung), M.G. Tomasko (LPL), Germany), E. Emsellem, A. Pécontal-Rousset (CRAL, Observatoire de H.U. Keller (MPI fur Sonnensystemforschung), DISR Team Lyon, France), T. Herbst (Max-Planck Institute for Astronomy, Heidelberg, Germany), J.P. Lebreton, O. Witasse (ESA/ESTEC) 46.08 Topographic Mapping of the Huygens Landing Site on Titan Session 47. Icy Satellites R.L. Kirk, B.A. Archinal (USGS, Flagstaff), M.G. Tomasko, B. Rizk (Univ. of Arizona), L.A. Soderblom, D.A. Cook, E. Howington-Kraus, T.L. Becker, Poster, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Lecture Room M.R. Rosiek (USGS, Flagstaff), DISR Science Team 5 46.09 Preliminary Analysis of the Rheological Properties of a Probable Cryovolcanic Flow on Titan, by Radarclinometric Analysis of Cassini RADAR Data 47.01 Mutual events of the satellites of Uranus calculated with a new dynamical K L Mitchell, R M Lopes (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), R L Kirk (USGS model Flagstaff), Cassini Radar Team J.E. Arlot (IMCCE/CNRS), V. Lainey (IMCCE/ROB), W. Thuillot 46.10 Elevated Features on Titan: Both Topographic and Atmospheric (IMCCE/Paris Observatory) T. W. Momary, K. H. Baines, B. J. Buratti (JPL/California Institute of 47.02 Opportunities to Determine Irregular Satellite Masses from Mutual Close Technology), Cassini VIMS Team Encounters 46.11 Shape and thermal modeling of the possible cryovolcanic dome Ganesa D.J. Asher, A.A. Christou (Armagh Observatory) Macula on Titan: Astrobiological implications 47.03 Dynamics of Two Satellites in the 2/1 Mean-Motion Resonance: C.D. Neish, R.D. Lorenz (Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of application to the Enceladus-Dione system Arizona), D.P. O'Brien (Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur), Cassini RADAR N. Callegari, Jr., T. Yokoyama (UNESP/DEMAC/Rio Claro/Brazil) Team 47.04 Emissivity spectra of mixtures of ices, silicates and organics: 46.12 An Apparent Increase in Flux from a Surface Feature on Titan: understanding the thermal infrared spectra of Saturn'a ice moons. Implications for Surface and Atmosphere J. M. Carvano (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris), A. Migliorini (LESIA - R. M. Nelson (JPL/NASA), B. W. Hapke (U. of Pittsburgh), W. D. Smythe, L. Observatoire de Paris/ Department of Astronomy, University of Padova), Kamp (JPL/NASA), M. Boryta (Mt. San Antonio College), F. Leader M. A. Barucci (LESIA - Observatoire de Paris) (JPL/NASA), R. Jaumann (DLR Berlin), R. N. Clark (USGS Denver), J. 47.05 The mutual events of the uranian satellites in 2006-2010 Lunine (U. of Arizona), D. P. Cruikshank (NASA/AMES), P. Drossart (Obs. A. A. Christou (Armagh Observatory, Northern Ireland) de Paris-Meudon), L. Soderblom (USGS Flagstaff), K. H. Baines 47.06 The IAU Com. 20 Natural Planetary Satellites Data Base of astrometric (JPL.NASA), G. Bellucci (Ins. di Astrofisica Spaziale, Rome), J. P. Birbring observations (Univ. de Paris Sud-Orsay), B. J. Buratti (JPL/NASA), F. Capaccioni, P. N. Emelianov (SAI/MSU), J.E. Arlot (IMCCE/CNRS) Cerroni (Ins. di Astrofisica Spaziale, Rome), M. Combes (Observatoire de 47.07 The Interplay of Tides and Resonance in the Evolution of the Orbit of Paris-Paris), A. Coradini, V. Formisano (Ins. di Astrofisica Spaziale, Hyperion Rome), R. Y. Langevin (Universite de Paris Sud-Orsay), D. L. Matson S. Ferraz-Mello, H. Hussmann (IAG-USP) (JPL/NASA), T. B. McCord (Univ. of Washington), V. Mennella (Obs. Ast. di 47.08 The topography of Iapetus' leading side Capodimonte, Italy), P. D. Nicholson (Cornell Univ.), B. Sicardy (Obs. de B. Giese (DLR-Institute of Planetary Research, Berlin, Germany), T. Denk,

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G. Neukum (Institut fÃÂ"r Geologische Wissenschaften, Freie Thursday, September 8 Universität Berlin, Germany), C. C. Porco (Cassini Imaging Central Laboratory for Operations, Space Science Institute, Boulder, CO, USA), T. Roatsch, R. Wagner (DLR-Institute of Planetary Research, Berlin, Session 48. SMART-1 Germany) 47.09 Cassini UVIS Observations of Saturn's Icy Satellites Invited, HAD Intro., Chair: R. Canup, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 9:00- C. J. Hansen, A. R. Hendrix (JPL) 10:30am, Music Concert Hall 47.10 Ice Grain Size Distribution: Differences Between Jovian and Saturnian Icy Satellites from Galileo and Cassini Measurements G. Hansen (Univ. Washington), T. McCord (Space Sci. Inst.), R. Clark 48.01I Shooting the Moon: A Personal Look at Hypotheses on the Origin of (USGS Denver), D. Cruikshank (NASA Ames), R. Brown (Univ. Arizona), Lunar Craters. K. Baines (Jet Prop. Lab.), G. Bellucci (IFSI, CNR Rome), B. Buratti (Jet P. H. Schultz (Brown University) Prop. Lab.), F. Capaccioni, P. Cerroni (IAS, CNR Rome), M. Combes 48.02I SMART-1 Mission Overview: Lunar Results and Perspectives (Obs. Paris-Meudon), A. Coradini (IAS, CNR Rome), P. Drossart (Obs. B.H. Foing (Chief Scientist, ESA/SCI-S), SMART-1 Team Paris-Meudon), V. Formisano (IFSI, CNR Rome), R. Jaumann (DLR 48.03I First Results at the Moon from the SMART-1 / AMIE Experiment Berlin), Y. Langevin (IAS Orsay), D. Matson (Jet Prop. Lab.), V. Mennella J.L. Josset, S. Beauvivre (SPACE-X), AMIE Team (INAF-OAC Napoli), R. Nelson (Jet Prop. Lab.), P. Nicholson (Cornell 48.04I SIR - a NIR Spectrometer for Studying the Lunar Mineralogy Univ.), B. Sicardy (Obs. Paris-Meudon), C. Sotin (LPG, Univ. Nantes), L. H.U. Keller, U. Mall, A. Nathues (Max-Planck-Institut fur Soderblom (USGS Flagstaff), C. Hibbitts (Appl. Phys. Lab.) Sonnensystemforschung), SIR Science Team 47.11 The Gravity Field of the Saturnian System and the Orbits of the Major 48.05I First D-CIXS Observations of the Moon Saturnian Satellites M. Grande, B. Kellett (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory , UK), D-CIXS Team R. A. Jacobson, P. G. Antreasian, J. J. Bordi, K. E. Criddle, R. Ionasescu, J. B. Jones, R. A. Mackenzie, F. J. Pelletier, W. M. Owen Jr., D. C. Roth, J. R. Stauch (JPL/CalTech), Cassini Navigation Team Session 49. Pluto and Charon 47.12 Saturn's mid-sized moons: a Model for their Origin, Bulk Chemical Composition and Physical Structure Oral, Chairs: E. Young, L. Young, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 9:00- A. J. R. Prentice (Monash University, Australia) 10:00am, Law LG19 47.13 Investigation of possible spectral correlations among the outermost Saturn's icy satellites through the G-mode method 49.01I Pluto: the next decade of discovery F. Tosi (INAF-IFSI), VIMS Team L.A. Young (SwRI) 47.14 On the Stability of Saturn's Coorbital Satellites 49.02 Ice XI on Pluto and Charon? O.C. Winter (UNESP - Brazil), D.C. Mourao (INPE - Brazil), T. Yokoyama W. B. McKinnon, A. M. Hofmeister (Washington Univ, Saint Louis) (UNESP - Brazil), R.R. Cordeiro (UFV - Brazil) 49.03 Mapping the Surface of Pluto with the Hubble Space Telescope

M.W. Buie, W.M. Grundy (Lowell Obs.), E.F. Young, L.A. Young, S.A. Stern

(SwRI, Boulder) Gala Dinners 49.04 Resolved, Time-Series Observations of Pluto-Charon with the Magellan Telescopes Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 7:30-11:00pm J. L. Elliot, M. J. Person, E. R. Adams, A. A. S. Gulbis, E. A. Kramer (Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, MIT) Two Gala Dinners are being held. A formally served ``sit-down" candlelight 49.05 The 11 July 2005 Charon stellar occultation dinner will be held in the splendid historic surroundings of St John's College B. Sicardy, F. Colas, T. Widemann, A. Bellucci, E. Frappa, E. Gendron, S. dining hall. An informal Caribbean buffet dinner in the Hall of Robinson Lacour, J. Lecacheux, S. Pau, J. Quintanilla, S. Renner, F. Roques, F. College, followed by musical entertainment from a band, to provide a party Vachier (Obs. Paris, France), N. Ageorges, O. Hainaut (ESO/Paranal, atmosphere. Tickets available on first-come-first-served basis to all registrants Chile), W. Beisker (IOTA - ES), A. Maury (Space Obs, S. Pedro, Chile), D. and guests (whether staying in one of the colleges or not.) Lazzaro, R. Martins, C. Veiga (Obs. Nacional, Brazil), O. Mousis, P.

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Rousselot (Obs. Besancon, France), J.-F. Lecampion (Obs. Bordeaux, College London, UK.), C.T. Russell (IGPP/UCLA, United States.), Cassini France), H. Levato (Obs. El Leoncito, Argentina), R. Zalles (Obs. Tarija, MAG Team Bolivia) 51.06 The Evolution of Titan's Mid-latitude Clouds C. A. Griffith, P. Penteado (University of Arizona), K. Baines (JPL), P. Drossart (Observatoire de Paris), J. Barnes (University of Arizona), DPS Business Meeting Cassini VIMS Team 51.07 Methane on Titan: Photochemical-Meteorological-Hydrogeochemical Cycle Thursday, September 8, 2005, 11:00am-12:30pm, Music Concert Hall S.K. Atreya (U. Michigan), H.B. Niemann (GSFC), T.C. Owen (U. Hawaii),

E.Y. Adams (U. Michigan), J.E. Demick (GSFC), GCMS Team

51.08 Dissipation of Titan's South Polar Clouds PDS Rings Node Advisory Council E.L. Schaller, M.E. Brown, H.G. Roe (Caltech), A.H. Bouchez (Keck Observatory), C.A. Trujillo (Gemini Observatory) Thursday, September 8, 2005, 12:30-2:00pm, Garden Room, Robinson 51.09 Update on Titan's Stratospheric Winds Before and During Huygens Entry College Epoch T. Kostiuk (NASA GSFC), T.A. Livengood (USRA NCSEFSE), G. Contacts: Mitch Gordon ([email protected]) and Mark Showalter Sonnabend (NAS/NRC , NASA GSFC), T. Hewagama (U MD), K. Fast, J. ([email protected]) Annen (NASA GSFC), A. Tokunaga (U HI), K. Murakawa (MPIfR), F. Schmülling (U Koeln) 51.10 A New General Circulation Model of Titan's Atmosphere C.E. Newman, M.I. Richardson (California Institute of Technology), A.D. Session 51. Titan II Toigo (Kobe University) 51.11 First Analysis of the Infrared Spectra of Titan's Atmosphere and Surface Oral, Chairs: B. Grieger, A. Ingersoll, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 2:00- from the Huygens/DISR Instrument 3:50pm, Music Concert Hall B. Bézard, E. Lellouch (Obs. Paris-Meudon), B. Schmitt, S. Douté (LPG, Grenoble), L. Doose, M. Tomasko, S. Engel (U. Arizona), DISR Investigation Team 51.01 Analysis of Titan Cassini/CIRS limb spectra from the Tb and T3 flybys: temperature and abundance profiles at 15\circS and 80\circN

S. Vinatier, B. Bézard, T. Fouchet (Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, Session 52. TNOs and Centaurs France), B. J. Conrath (Cornell University, USA), R. K. Achterberg (SSAI, USA), P. N. Romani, F. M. Flasar (NASA/GSFC, USA), CIRS Investigation Team Oral, Chairs: A. Barucci, G. Consolmagno, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 51.02 Energy Sources for Titan's Upper Atmosphere 2:00-3:50pm, Law LG19 R. V. Yelle, V. Vuitton (University of Arizona), I. Mueller-Wodarg, M. Galand (Imperial College) 52.01 Sources of Centaurs and Jupiter-family Comets 51.03 Photochemical modeling of Titan's atmosphere: Constraints from M.E. Bailey (Armagh Observatory, Northern Ireland), V.V. Emel'yanenko Cassini-Huygens (South Ural University, Russia), D.J. Asher (Armagh Observatory, V. Vuitton, R. V. Yelle (University of Arizona) Northern Ireland) 51.04 Titan: Photochemical Modeling and Production of Aerosols 52.02 TNOs' taxonomy Y. L. Yung, M. C. Liang, G. Tinetti (Caltech), D. Shemansky (USC), R. A. M. Fulchignoni, M.A. Barucci (LESIA, Observatoire de Paris, France), I.N. West (JPL), D. Tice (Caltech) Belskaya (Institute of Astronomy Kharkiv, Ukraine), M. Birlain (IMCCE, 51.05 The Plasma Environment of Titan as Seen by the Cassini Magnetometer Observatoire de Paris, France) C. Bertucci (Imperial College London, UK.), F.M. Neubauer (University of 52.03 Dynamical and Physical Models of Ecliptic Comets Cologne, Germany.), M.K. Dougherty, A. Law (Imperial College London, L. Dones, D. C. Boyce, H. F. Levison (SwRI), M. J. Duncan (Queen's UK.), H. Backes (University of Cologne, Germany.), N. Achilleos (Imperial University)

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52.04 Kuiper Belt Binaries: Masses, Colors, and a Density R.M.C. Lopes, C. Elachi, F. Paganelli, K. Mitchell (Jet Propulsion J. L. Margot (Cornell University), M. E. Brown (Caltech), C. A. Trujillo Laboratory, California Institute of Technology), E. Stofan (Proxemy (Gemini), R. Sari (Caltech), J. A. Stansberry (U of Arizona) Research), C. Wood (Wheeling Jesuit University), R. Kirk (USGS), R. 52.05 Albedos, Diameters (and a Density) of Kuiper Belt and Centaur Objects Lorenz, J. Lunine (University of Arizona), S. Wall (Jet Propulsion J.A. Stansberry, D.P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames), W.G. Grundy (Lowell Laboratory, California Institute of Technology), Cassini RADAR Team Observatory), J.L. Margot (Cornell), J.P. Emery (SETI Inst.), Y.R. 53.04 Mapping and Monitoring the Surface of Titan Fernandez (U. Hawaii), G.H. Rieke (U. Arizona) A McEwen, E Turtle, J Perry, D Dawson, S Fussner (LPL, UofA), G Collins 52.06 Near Infrared Spectra from Mauna Kea of the New Brightest Kuiper Belt (Wheaton College), C Porco (SSI), T Johnson (JPL), L Soderblom (USGS) Object 53.05 Titan's Surface Properties from the Cassini RADAR Radiometer C. A. Trujillo (Gemini Observatory), K. M. Barkume, M. Brown, E. L. M. A. , F. Paganelli, R. M. Lopes (JPL), R. D. Lorenz (LPL), R. L. Schaller (Caltech), D. L. Rabinowitz (Yale) Kirk (USGS), Cassini RADAR Team 52.07 Spitzer/MIPS Survey of Classical Kuiper Belt Objects and a Neptune 53.06 The surface of Titan: Preliminary Cassini VIMS results on roughness, Trojan albedo, and particle characteristics W.M. Grundy (Lowell Obs.), J.R. Spencer (SwRI), J.A. Stansberry (U. B. J. Buratti (JPL/CalTech), C. Sotin (Universite de Nantes), T. B. McCord Arizona), M.W. Buie (Lowell Obs.), E.I. Chiang (U.C. Berkeley), D.P. (PSI), R. H. Brown (Univ. Arizona), R. N. Clark (USGS), D. P. Cruikshank Cruikshank (NASA Ames), R.L. Millis, L.H. Wasserman (Lowell Obs.) (NASA/AMES), R. Jaumann (DLR), K. Baines (JPL/CalTech), G. Bellucci 52.08 The Relationship Between KBO Colors and Kuiper-belt Plane Inclination (CNR), J. P. Bibring (Universite Paris-Sud), F. Capaccioni, P. Cerroni J.F. Kane, A.A.S. Gulbis, J.L. Elliot (MIT) (CNR), M. Combes (Observatoire de Paris), A. Coradini (CNR), P. 52.09 New VLT BVRI Photometry on Trans-Neptunian Objects and Centaurs. Drossart (Observatoire de Paris), V. Formisano (CNR), Y. Langevin P. Santos-Sanz, J.L. Ortiz (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia-CSIC.), H. (Universite Paris-Sud), D. L. Matson (JPL/CalTech), V. Mennella (CNR), R. Boehnhardt (Max-Planck-Institute fur Solar System Research.), L. Barrera M. Nelson (JPL/CalTech), P. D. Nicholson (Cornell University), B. Sicardy (Universidad Metropolitana de Ciencias de la EducaciÃ#n.) (Observatoire de Paris), J. A. Mosher (JPL/CalTech) 52.10 Studies of Kuiper Belt Binaries 53.07 Titan's Methane Monsoon : Evidence of Catastrophic Hydrology from S. D. Kern, J. L. Elliot (MIT) Cassini RADAR 52.11 Near Infrared Spectroscopy of Icy Planetoids R. D. Lorenz (LPL, U. Arizona), Cassini RADAR Team K. M. Barkume, M. E. Brown, E. L. Schaller (Caltech) 53.08 Episodic outgassing as the origin of atmospheric methane on Titan G. Tobie (U. Nantes, France), J. I. Lunine (U. Arizona), C. Sotin (U. Nantes, France) Session 53. Titan III 53.09 Possible Niches for Extant Life on Titan in Light of Cassini/Huygens Results Oral, Chairs: R. Lopes, J. W. Barnes, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 4:20- D.H. Grinspoon, M.A. Bullock, J.R. Spencer (SwRI), D. Schulze-Makuch 6:00pm, Music Concert Hall (WSU)

53.01I The Surface of Titan in the midst of the Cassini mission J. Lunine (LPL Tucson and INAF-IFSI Rome) Session 54. Moon, Mercury and Venus 53.02 Composition of Titan's Surface from Cassini VIMS T. B. McCord (Space Science Institute, NW), G. B. Hansen (U. of Wash.), E. Oral, Chairs: F. Vilas, M. Bullock, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 4:20-6:00pm, D'Aversa (IFSI, CNR), K. H. Baines (JPL), R. H. Brown (Dept. Pl Sci, U. of Law LG19 Az), B. J. Buratti (JPL), R. N. Clark (USGS, Denver), D. P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames Res. Center), G. Filacchione, V. Formisano (IFSI, CNR), C. 54.01I The BepiColombo Mission to Mercury A. Griffith (Dept. Pl Sci, U. of Az), C. A. Hibbitts (J. Hop. U., APL), R. Y. Langevin (IAS/CNRS), R. Schulz, J. Van Casteren (ESTEC) Jaumann (DLR, Inst. for Pl. Exp.), J. I. Lunine (Dept. Pl. Sci, U. of Az), R. M. 54.02I Venus Express - the First European Mission to Venus Nelson (JPL), L. A. Soderblom (USGS, Flagstaff), C. Sotin (U. of Nantes), D. V. Titov (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Studies), H. Svedhem Cassini VIMS Team (ESA/ESTEC), Venus Express Team 53.03 Flows on the Surface of Titan as Revealed by the Cassini RADAR 54.03 Modeling of ion trajectories in Mercury's magnetosphere

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M. Sarantos (Dept of Astronomy, U. of Maryland), P.H. Reiff (Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Rice University), R.M. Killen (Dept of Astronomy, U. of Maryland) Session 56. TNOs and Centaurs 54.04 Submillimeter Observations of Global Variations in Chemistry and Dynamics in the Venus Mesosphere Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room R.T. Clancy, B.J. Sandor (Space Science Institute), G. Moriarty-Schieven (James Clerk Maxwell Telescope) 54.05 Cloud-Level Winds on Venus 56.01 Nitrogen and Methane Ices on the Surface of Sedna ? T. Tavenner (New Mexico State University), E.F. Young (South West M.A. Barucci (LESIA, Paris Observatory), D.P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames Research Institute), J. Murphy (New Mexico State University), M. A. Research Center), E. Dotto (INAF-OAR), F. Merlin (LESIA, Paris Bullock, S. Coyote, S. Rafkin (South West Research Institute) Observatory), F. Poulet (IAS-Orsay), C. Dalle Ore (NASA Ames Research 54.06 A microphysical model of the Venus condensational cloud with radiative- Center), S. Fornasier (Dipart. di Astronomia, Padova), C. de Bergh (LESIA, dynamic feedback. Paris Observatory) K. McGouldrick, O.B. Toon (University of Colorado (LASP)) 56.02 Keck Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics Discovery and Characterization of 54.07 A new Venus General Circulation Model, in the context of the Venus- a Large Kuiper Belt Object Satellite Express mission A. Bouchez, M. Brown (Caltech), R. Campbell, J. Chin, M. van Dam, S. S. Lebonnois, F. Hourdin (LMD/IPSL, Paris, France), V. Eymet, R. Hartman, E. Johansson, R. Lafon, D. Le Mignant, P. Stomski, D. (Laboratoire d'Energetique, Toulouse, France), J.-L. Dufresne (LMD/IPSL, Summers, P. Wizinowich (Keck Observatory), C. Trujillo (Gemini Paris, France) Observatory), D. Rabinowitz (Yale University) 54.08 A Preliminary Work to \emph{Venus Express} : Near IR Spectro-Imagery 56.03 Modelling the Populations of Trans-Neptunian Objects. of the Lower Atmosphere . A. Campo Bagatin, P.G. Benavidez (Universidad de Alicante. Alicante E. Marcq, T. Encrenaz, B. Bézard (LESIA - Obs. de Paris), M. Birlan (Spain)) (LESIA/IMCCE - Obs. de Paris) 56.04 Thermal Structure of Centaur Objects 54.09 Geochemical Tracers of Past Climates on Venus Y. J. Choi (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), D. Prialnik, N. Brosch (Tel Aviv M.A. Bullock, D.H. Grinspoon (SwRI), J.W. Head, III (Brown University University) 56.05 Centaur Colors: New Data and Analysis G. J. Consolmagno (Specola Vaticana), W. Romanishin (University of Session 55. Pluto and Charon Oklahoma), S. C. Tegler (Northern Arizona University) 56.06 Spectrum Models of High-Albedo Kuiper Belt Objects and Centaurs C. M. Dalle Ore (SETI/NASA Ames), D. P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames) Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room 56.07 Evolution of the Oort Cloud under Galactic Perturbations A. Higuchi (NAOJ/Kobe University), E. Kokubo (NAOJ), T. Mukai (Kobe 55.01 Sub-Arcsecond Scale Imaging of the Pluto/Charon Binary System at 1.4 University) mm 56.08 Capture of Centaurs into Trojan-like Orbits M.A. Gurwell (CfA), B.J. Butler (NRAO) J. Horner (University of Bern), N. W. Evans (University of Cambridge) 55.02 Evidence of Tholins on Plutoâ!™s Surface from Near-IR and IR 56.09 Alteration of cometesimal composition through collisions: preliminary Spectroscopy results C. B. Olkin, E. F. Young, L. A. Young (SwRI), W. Grudy (Lowell Obs.), B. Z.M. Leinhardt, S.T. Stewart-Mukhopadhyay (Dept of Earth and Planetary Schmitt (Lab. de Plantologie de Grenoble, France) Sciences, Harvard University) 55.03 Results from PIXON-Processed HRC Images of Pluto 56.10 Proton Irradiation of Crystalline Water Ice: Timescales for Amorphization E.F. Young (Southwest Research Institute), M.W. Buie (Lowell in the Kuiper Belt Observatory), L.A. Young (Southwest Research Institute) R. M. E. Mastrapa (NASA Ames Research Center), M. H. Moore (NASA 55.04 New Occultation Systems and the 2005 July 11 Charon Occultation Goddard Space Flight Center), R. L. Hudson (Eckerd College), R. L. L.A. Young (SwRI), R.G. French (Wellesley College), B. Gregory (CTIO), Ferrante (U. S. Naval Academy), R. H. Brown (Unviersity of Arizona) C.B. Olkin (SwRI), C. Ruhland (U. Chicago), K. Shoemaker (Shoemaker 56.11 Infrared Photometry of Kuiper Belt Objects with NICMOS Labs), E.F. Young (SwRI) K. Noll (STScI), D. Stephens (JHU), W. Grundy (Lowell Obs.), D.

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Cruikshank (NASA Ames), W. Romanishin (U. Oklahoma), S. Tegler Survey) (NAU) 57.07 Lunar Far Side Regolith Depth 56.12 Photometric observations of a very bright TNO with an extraordinary G. D. Bart, H. J. Melosh (Univ. of Arizona) lightcurve. 57.08 Automated Detection of Changes on the Lunar Surface D. Rabinowitz, S. Tourtellotte (Yale University), M. Brown (Caltech), C. A. Cook, M. Gibbens (U. Nottingham) Trujillo (Gemini Observatory) 57.09 SIR - 2: The NIR Spectrometer for the Chandrayaan-1 Mission 56.13 The Kuiper Belt explorated by Stellar Occultations U. Mall, A. Nathues, H.U. Keller (Max-Planck-Institut fur F. Roques, A. Doressoundiram (Observatoire de Paris,France) Sonnensystemforschung), SIR-2 Science Team 56.14 Nightly Observations in BVI of 25 KBOs and Centaurs Over a Whole 57.10 A bulk cloud scheme in a General Circulation Model of Venus Observing Season C. Lee, S. R. Lewis, P. L. Read (Oxford) B. E. Schaefer (Louisiana S. U.), D. Rabinowitz, S. Tourtellotte (Yale) 57.11 Plate Recycling Driving Forces in Comparison on Terrestrial, Venusian 56.15 A Deep Survey for Trojan Asteroids of Saturn, Uranus and Neptune and Martian Environments S. S. Sheppard (Carnegie Institution of Washington), C. Trujillo (Gemini J.J. Leitner, M.G. Firneis (Institute for Astronomy, University of Vienna) Observatory) 57.12 Venus Middle Atmosphere Chemistry 56.16 The High Fraction of Binaries in the Cold Classical Kuiper Belt F.P. Mills (RSPhysSE and CRES, ANU), M. Sundaram (RSPhysSE and D.C. Stephens (JHU), K.S. Noll (STScI) Physics, ANU), T.G. Slanger (SRI International), M. Allen (JPL, Caltech), 56.17 Status of the Deep Ecliptic Survey Y.L. Yung (Caltech) L.H. Wasserman, M.W. Buie, R.L. Millis (Lowell Observatory), J.L. Elliot, 57.13 A New Search for OCS in the Middle Atmosphere of Venus S.D. Kern, A.A.S. Gulbis, K.B. Clancy (MIT), D.E. Trilling (U. AZ), E.I. G. Sonnabend (NAS/NRC/NASA GSFC), F. Schmuelling Chiang (U.C. Berkeley), K.M. Meech (U. Hawaii) (KOSMA/University of Cologne), Th. Kostiuk (NASA GSFC), T. A. Livengood (USRA NCSEFSE), J. N. Annen, D. Buhl, K. E. Fast (NASA GSFC), J. D. Delgado, T. Hewagama (University of Maryland) 57.14 Radiative Transfer Modeling of the Near-Infrared Emission Windows in Session 57. Moon, Mercury and Venus the Venusian Atmosphere C.C.C. Tsang, F.W. Taylor, P.J. Irwin, C.F. Wilson (Atmospheric, Oceanic Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room and Planetary Physics, Oxford University, Clarendon Laboratory, Parks Road, Oxford, OX13PU) 57.01 MERTIS -- Thermal Infrared Spectroscopy Instrument to Investigate the 57.15 Fractal-Based Modeling of Radio-Wave Scattering from the Surface of Composition of Mercury Venus J. Benkhoff (ESA-ESTEC), J. Helbert (DLR), E.K. Jessberger (University of G. L. Tyler, A. K. Sultan-Salem (Stanford U.) Muenster), MERTIS Team 57.16 Comparative sulfur chemistry of Venus and Mars 57.02 VIHI: the Visible and Infrared Hyperspectral Imager channel of the A. S. Wong, S. K. Atreya (University of Michigan) SIMBIO-SYS instrument for the BepiColombo mission to Mercury F. Capaccioni, M.C. De Sanctis, G. Piccioni (IASF-INAF), E. Flamini (ASI), S. Debei (CISAS), SIMBIO-SYS International Team Session 58. Galilean Satellites 57.03 Ion Flux onto Mercury's surface and Exospheric Asymmetries R.M. Killen, M. Sarantos (Univ. of Maryland), A.E. Potter (NSO) Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room 57.04 Spatial Distribution of Sodium on Mercury A. E. Potter (National Solar Observatory, Tucson, Arizona), R.M. Killen 58.01 Mapping Orbits for Europa (University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland) J. Aiello (JPL/CalTech) 57.05 Predictions of Mercurian Elemental Abundances from Lunar Orbital X- 58.02 Velocity distribution and its spatial extent of sodium atoms originated Ray Fluorescence Data from Io F. Vilas (NASA Johnson Space Center) Kazuhiro Aoi, Masato Kagitani, Hidetaka Ueto, Shoichi Okano (Planetary 57.06 Improved Lunar Control and Topography Plasma and Atmospheric Research Center, Tohoku University, Japan) B. A. Archinal, M. R. Rosiek, R. L. Kirk, B. L. Redding (U. S. Geological 58.03 A GIS Database of Impact Craters on Ganymede

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N. G. Barlow (NAU) 58.04 Does Grain Growth Stop Convection in the Icy Galilean Satellites? A. C. Barr, W. B. McKinnon (Washington University in St. Louis) Session 59. Laboratory Research 58.05 Radiolytic Production of Carbonic Acid and Applications to Jupiter's Icy Satellites Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Recital Room R. W. Carlson (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology), K. P. Hand (Stanford University), P. A. Gerakines (University of Alabama), M. H. Moore (Goddard Space Flight Center), R. L. Hudson 59.01 Biosignatures and geochemical signatures in carbonaceous . (Eckerd College) S. Airieau (ASSAI) 58.06 Ozone Production in Irradiated Laboratory Ices Relevant to Europa and 59.02 Impact experiments on porous targets to study variation effects of Ganymede physical properties of the surface of Solar System bodies P.D. Cooper, M.H. Moore (NASA Goddard), R.L. Hudson (Eckerd College) F. Ferri, C. Giacomuzzo, D. Pavarin, A. Francesconi, F. Angrilli (CISAS "G. 58.07 Volcanic Eruption Classification on Io and Earth from Low Spatial Colombo" - Univ. Padova, Italy), P. Cerroni, F. Capaccioni (IASF-INAF, Resolution Remote-Sensing Data Roma, Italy), M. Di Martino (OAT-INAF, Torino, Italy), E. Flamini (ASI, A. G. Davies (JPL), L. P. Keszthelyi (USGS) Roma, Italy) 58.08 Folds in Europa's Icy Lithosphere: Hard to Make and Hard to Get Rid of 59.03 Progress in Understanding the Opposition Effect in Planetary A. J. Dombard (Johns Hopkins U. Applied Physics Lab.), W. B. McKinnon B. Hapke (U. of Pittsburgh), R. M. Nelson, W. D. Smythe, K. Manatt (JPL) (Washington University) 59.04 Electronic Ground State Constants for Molecular Hydrogen and Hydrogen 58.09 AO Observation of Io's Sodium Corona Deuteride M. Kagitani, H. Misawa, S. Okano (Planetary Plasma and Atmospheric M.E. Mickelson (Physics and Astronomy Dep., Denison University, Research Center, Tohoku University, Japan) Granville, OH 43023) 58.10 Impact Driven Chemistry on Europa's Surface 59.05 Radiation Synthesis of carbon dioxide in ice-coated grains B. N. Khare (SETI Institute), D. NNa Mvondo (National Research Council), U. Raut, M.J. Loeffler, B.D. Teolis, R.A. Vidal, R.A. Baragiola (University of J. G. Borucki (NASA Ames Ames Research Center), D. P. Cruikshank Virginia) (NASA Ames Research Center), W. A. Belisle (Lockheed Martin), P. 59.06 Optical Properties of Illite from 0.2 to 25 Microns: Extension into Mid-IR Wilhite (New York University), C. P. McKay (NASA Ames Research Region Center) P.S. Tuminello, E.T. Arakawa (University of Tennessee, Knoxville), B.N. 58.11 Close-up Imaging of Sodium Escaping from Io Khare, D.P. Cruikshank, C.P. McKay, B. Tran (NASA Ames Research M. Mendillo, J.K. Wilson, S. Laurent, J. Baumgardner (BU/Center for Space Center) Physics) 58.12 Dynamical history of Ganymede and Callisto B. Noyelles, A. Vienne (IMCCE), LAL Team Session 60. Planetary 58.13 New observations of the Natural Planetary satellites through the Natural Satellites USNO Plates Archive Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Foyer D. Pascu (USNO), J.E. Arlot (IMCCE/CNRS), V. Lainey (ROB), M. Birlan (IMCCE/CNRS), V. Robert (IMCCE/IPSA) 58.14 Correlating hotspots on Io with surface features using Galileo eclipse 60.01 Initial Cassini Observations of the Shape of Saturn's Magnetopause images N. Achilleos, C. S. Arridge, C. Bertucci, M. K. Dougherty (Imperial College), J. Radebaugh, A. S. McEwen (University of Arizona) K. K. Khurana (UCLA) 58.15 Loki, Io: A model for the change from periodic behavior 60.02 Saturn's Magnetospheric Engine: Force balance In The Magnetodisc J. A. Rathbun (Univ. of Redlands), J. R. Spencer (SwRI) C.S. Arridge (The Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London, UK), C.T. 58.16 Band depths ratios of water ice absorptions as an indicator of variations Russell, K.K. Khurana (Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, in particle size of water ice on the surface of Ganymede UCLA, USA), M.K. Dougherty (The Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College K. Stephan, R. Jaumann (DLR), C.A. Hibbitts, G.B. Hansen (PSI) London, UK), J.S. Leisner (Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, 58.17 Io's Sodium Clouds: a Quiet Spring of 2005 UCLA, USA) J. Wilson, M. Mendillo, J. Baumgardner (BU/Center for Space Physics) 60.03 Plasma Near Saturn's Rings and Electrons Near Titan

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A.J. Coates (MSSL-UCL, UK), F. Crary, D.T. Young (SwRI), R.L. Tokar of Iowa), C. S. Arridge, M. K. Dougherty (Imperial College, U.K.) (LANL), H.J. McAndrews, A.M. Rymer (MSSL-UCL, UK), R.E. Johnson 60.13 Ion Temperature Control of the Io Plasma Torus (U.Virginia) N.M Schneider, S.J. Robbins, P.A. Delamere (CU/LASP), A.J. Steffl 60.04 Chandra X-ray Observatory Observations of the Jovian System (SWRI/Boulder) R. F. Elsner (NASA MSFC), A. Bhardwaj (NRC-MSFC), R. Gladstone 60.14 Ion Source Rate within Saturn's Inner Magnetosphere: Cassini Results (SwRI), J. H. Waite (U. Mich.), T. Cravens (U. Kansas), P. Ford (MIT), G. E C Sittler (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), N Andre, M Blanc Branduardi-Raymont, G. Ramsay (MSSL), B. D. Ramsey (NASA MSFC) (CESR), A Coates (Mullard Space Science Laboratory), R E Johnson, R A 60.05 Spectral Analysis of HST-STIS Observations of Jovian UV Auroral Baragiola (University of Virginia), R E Hartle (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Emissions Center), D Reisenfeld (University of Montana), M Thomsen (Los Alamos G. R. Gladstone (SwRI), J.-C. Gérard, J. Gustin, D. Grodent (U. Liége), J. T. National Laboratory), D Chornay (University of Maryland College Park), M Clarke (Boston U.) Shappirio, D Simpson (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center), M Dougherty 60.06 Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of Saturn: Determination of Auroral (Imperial College London), F Crary, D J McComas, D T Young (Southwest characteristics with FUSE, STIS and UVIS Spectra Research Institute) J. Gustin, J.-C. Gerard (LPAP - ULg), P. D. Feldman (JHU), W. R. Pryor 60.15 Nitrogen in Saturn's Inner Magnetosphere (CAC), J. Ajello (JPL) H. T. Smith (Univ. of Virginia), M. Shappirio, E.C. Sittler (NASA GSFC), D + 60.07 Preliminary Methane Exosphere Densities at Titan Derived from CH4 Reisenfeld (Univ. of Montana), R.E. Johnson, R.A. Baragiola (Univ. of Pickup Ions Observed by CAPS Virginia), F.J. Crary, D.J. McComas, D.T. Yound (SwRI) R. E. Hartle, E. C. Sittler (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), F. M. 60.16 The Effect of Pick-up Ion Interactions on the Structure of Titan's Upper Neubauer (University of Koln), R. E. Johnson (University of Virginia), F. Atmosphere Crary, D. J. McComas, D. T. Young (Southwest Research Institute), A. J. M.C. Wong (JPL), R.E. Johnson (UVA) Coates (Mullard Space Flight Center), D. G. Simpson (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), S. Bolton (Jet Propulsion Laborartory), D. Reisenfeld (University of Montana), K. Szego (KFKI Research Institute for Particle and Session 61. Planetary Rings Nuclear Physics), J. J. Berthelier (Centre d'Etude des Environnements Terrestre et Planetaires), A. Rymer (Mullard Space Flight Center), J. Poster, Thursday, September 8, 2005, 6:00-7:15pm, Music Lecture Room 5 Vilppola (University of Oulu), J. T. Steinberg (Los Alamos National Laboratory) + 60.08 H + H2 Ion-Molecule Reactions in the Ionospheres of the Outer Planets 61.01 Kinetic Description of a Granular Particle Ensemble D. L. Huestis (SRI) N. Albers, F. Spahn (Universitaet Potsdam) 60.09 Brightening of Acetylene and Ethane in the South Pole of Saturn from 61.02 C Ring and Cassini Division fine structures revealed in the thermal Ground-Based and CIRS Observations infrared D. E. Jennings (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), P. V. Sada N. Altobelli, L. Spilker, S. Pilorz, S. G. Edgington, B. Wallis (NASA-JPL), (Universidad de Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico), P. N. Romani, G. L. F.M. Flasar (Goddart Space Flight Center) Bjoraker, A. A. Simon-Miller (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) 61.03 How a satellite can create and destroy a spiral in Saturn's F ring ? 60.10 Saturn's Magnetospheric Engine: The Mass Loading Cycle A. Brahic, S. Charnoz, K. Baillie (Universite Paris 7 / CEA Saclay), C. J. S. Leisner, C. T. Russell, K. K. Khurana (IGPP, UCLA), X. Blanco-Cano Porcco (CICLOPS / SSI) (Inst. of Geophys., UNAM, Mexico), R. J. Strangeway (IGPP, UCLA), C. S. 61.04 Saturn's A Ring As Seen By Voyager IRIS: a Preview for Cassini CIRS? Arridge, C. Bertucci, M. K. Dougherty (Blackett Lab., Imperial College, S. M. Brooks, L. J. Spilker, S. H. Pilorz, S. G. Edgington, B. D. Wallis, N. London, U.K.) Altobelli (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), J. C. Pearl (Goddard Spaceflight 60.11 A Model of the Ionosphere of Saturn's Rings and its Implications Center), M. R. Showalter (Stanford University), R. K. Achterberg (SSAI), C. J.G. Luhmann (Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, A. Nixon (University of Maryland), A. A. Simon-Miller, P. N. Romani Berkeley), R.E. Johnson (University of Virginia), R.L. Tokar (Los Alamos (Goddard Spaceflight Center), Cassini CIRS Investigation Team National Laboratory), S.A. Ledvina (Space Sciences Laboratory, 61.05 APIS, a New Tool to Study Planetary Rings Images and Spectra University of California, Berkeley), T.E. Cravens (University of Kansas) J. Decriem, P. Didelon, A. Brahic, S. Charnoz, C. Ferrari (Univ. Paris 7 / 60.12 Saturn's Magnetospheric Engine: The Magnetic Flux Return Cycle CEA Saclay), AIM Team C. T. Russell, J. S. Leisner, K. K. Khurana (IGPP/UCLA), W. S. Kurth (Univ. 61.06 Small Satellites Embedded in Dense Planetary Rings

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J.M. Hahn (Saint Mary's University) 6.00 pm - 7.30 pm Cambridge University Press Bookshop, 1 Trinity Street, will 61.07 Breaking up the gravitationally bound ring particle aggregates be open to delegates. Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine, and purchase R.M. Karjalainen (University of Oulu) CUP books at a discount of 20% across the entire list; arts, humanities, 61.08 Instabilities in kinetic models of planetary rings reference, natural sciences, etc. H. Latter, G. Ogilvie (DAMTP, University of Cambridge) 61.09 Where are the Dust Tori of Mars? - A Possible Role of Stochastic Effects M. Makuch, N. V. Brilliantov, F. Spahn (University of Potsdam, Germany), 6.00 pm - 7.30 pm The Lawson Gallery, King's Parade is open to delegates. A. V. Krivov (Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, Germany) Enjoy complimentary refreshments as you view their exhibition of Space Art 61.10 Cassini RSS occultation observations of density waves in Saturn's rings C. A. McGhee, R. G. French (Wellesley Coll.), E. A. Marouf (San Jose State Univ.), N. J. Rappaport (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), P.J. Schinder (Cornell 7.30 pm Dinner for St John's and St Catharine's residents is at St Catharine's Univ. & NASA GSFC), A. Anabtawi, S. Asmar, E. Barbinis, D. Fleischman, College this evening G. Goltz, D. Johnston, D. Rochblatt (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) 61.11 Where are the spokes in Saturn's B ring? C.J. Mitchell, M. Mihaly Horanyi (University of Colorado) 61.12 Multilayer model for thermal infrared brightness of Saturn's rings revisited R. Morishima, H. Salo (Univ. of Oulu), K. Ohtuski (LASP) 61.13 Modeling Saturn's Ring Particle Reflectivities and Thermal Emission J. Murrett (Harvard University), P. A. Yanamandra-Fisher (CIT/Jet Propulsion Laboratory) 61.14 Sensitivity Studies of Thermal Observations of Saturn's Rings Using a Coupled Thermal/Radiative Transfer Model S. Pilorz, L. Spilker, B. Wallis, S. Brooks (JPL/CalTech), J. Pearl, F. M. Flasar (GSFC), CIRS Team 61.15 Cassini Radio Occultations of Saturn's Rings: Scattered Signal and Particle Sizes F. Thomson (Stanford U.), K. Wong, E. Marouf (San Jose State U.), R. French (Wellesley Coll.), N. Rappaport (JPL), C. McGhee (Wellesley Coll.), A. Anabtawi, S. Asmar, E. Barbinis, D. Fleischman, G. Goltz, D. Johnston, D. Rochblatt (JPL) 61.16 An Interesting Thermal Enhancement Near Zero Phase In Saturn's A Ring B.D. Wallis, L.J. Spilker, S.H. Pilorz (JPL/CalTech), J.C. Pearl (GSFC), N. Altobelli, S.G. Edgington (JPL/CalTech), F.M. Flasar (GSFC), CIRS Team 61.17 Variation of Brightness Temperatures of Saturn and Rings P. A. Yanamandra-Fisher, B. M. Fisher, G. S. Orton, P. D. Parrish (CIT/Jet Propulsion Laboratatory), T. Fuse, T. Fujiyoshi (NAOJ/Subaru Observatory) 61.18 Material Transport Between the Galilean Satellites D.B. Zeehandelaar, D.P. Hamilton (Department of Astronomy, University of Maryland)

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Session 62. Planetary Rings I Session 63. Galilean Satellites

Oral, Chairs: R. French, S. Giuliatti Winter, Friday, September 9, 2005, 9:00- Oral, Chairs: R. Carlson, J. Radebaugh, Friday, September 9, 2005, 9:00- 10:30am, Music Concert Hall 10:30am, Law LG19

62.01I Saturn's rings - an overview 63.01 Mapping the Distribution of Io's SO2 Atmosphere J. N. Cuzzi (Ames Research Center) L.M. Feaga (University of Maryland) 62.02 Structure of Saturn's Rings from Cassini Diametric Radio Occultations 63.02 Sulfur Volcanism on Io E. Marouf (San Jose State U.), R. French (Wellesley Coll.), N. Rappaport, K. L. Jessup, J. R. Spencer (Southwest Research Institute), R. Yelle A. Kliore (JPL), M. Flasar (NASA-GSFC), A. Nagy (U. Michigan), C. (University of Arizona) McGhee (Wellesley Coll.), P. Schinder (NASA-GSFC), A. Anabtawi, S. 63.03 The Possible Role of Volatiles at Loki Patera Asmar, E. Barbinis, D. Fleischman, G. Goltz, D. Johnston, D. Rochblatt R. R. Howell (U. Wyoming), R. M. Lopes (JPL) (JPL), F. Thomson (Stanford U.), K. Wong (San Jose State U.) 63.04 The Four Galileans: Topographic Comparisons 62.03 Gravitational Wake Structure in Saturn's Rings from Multiple Stellar P. Schenk (LPI) Occultations 63.05 Cycloidal cracks on Europa: Improved propagation parameters and J. E. Colwell, L. W. Esposito, M. Sremcevic (LASP, University of Colorado) rotation implications 62.04 Size of Particles and Clumps in Saturnian Rings Inferred from Cassini A. R. Sarid, T. A. Hurford, R. Greenberg (Univ. of AZ - LPL) UVIS Occultations 63.06 Tidal Stress on Europa: Sensitivity to Ice Shell Thickness M. Sremcevic, L. W. Esposito, J. E. Colwell (LASP/University of Colorado), T.A. Hurford, R. Greenberg (University of Arizona) Cassini UVIS Team 63.07 Heavily Hydrated Salts on Europa 62.05 Cassini-VIMS Observations of Stellar Occultations by Saturn's Rings. J.B. Dalton (SETI Institute / NASA Ames Research Center) P. D. Nicholson, M. M. Hedman (Cornell), B. Wallis (JPL), Cassini VIMS 63.08 Hydrothermal Circulation in Europa's Mantle Team B. Travis (Los Alamos National Laboratory), G. Schubert (Department of 62.06 Cassini CIRS: Thermal Changes In Saturn's Main Rings With Increasing Earth and Space Sciences and Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Phase Angle Physics, University of California, Los Angeles), J. Palguta (Department of L.J. Spilker, S. H. Pilorz, B.D. Wallis (JPL/CalTech), C. Ferrari (CEA Earth and Space Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles) Saclay/Univ. Paris 7), N. Altobelli, S.M. Brooks, S.G. Edgington 63.09 Europa's Gas Tori and Magnetospheric Implications (JPL/CalTech), J.C. Pearl, F.M. Flasar (GSFC), B.J. Pollard (Univ. Idaho), W. H. Smyth (AER), M. L. Marconi (PBR) CIRS Team 62.07 Azimuthal temperature variations in Saturn's rings as seen by the CIRS spectrometer onboard Cassini Session 64. Planetary Rings II C. Ferrari (AIM/CEA/CNRS/University Paris 7), L. Spilker, S. Brooks, S. G. Edgington, B. Wallis (JPL/CalTech), J. Pearl (NASA/GSFC), C. Leyrat Oral, Chairs: P. Nicholson, P. Yanamandra-Fisher, Friday, September 9, 2005, (AIM/CEA/CNRS/University Paris 7), M. Flasar (NASA/GSFC), CIRS 11:00am-12:30pm, Music Concert Hall Investigation Team 62.08 VISIR/VLT observations of Saturn’s rings 64.01 Morphology, Movements and Models of Ringlets in Saturn's Encke Gap C. Leyrat, C. Ferrari, P.O. Lagage, E. Pantin (AIM Team, CEA Saclay/Univ. J. A. Burns, M.M. Hedman, M.S. Tiscareno, P.D. Nicholson, B. J. Streetman Paris 7) (Cornell U.), J. E. Colwell (U. Colorado), M. R. Showalter (SETI Inst.), C. D. Murray (Queen Mary C.), J. N. Cuzzi (NASA-Ames), C.C. Porco (Space

Science Inst.), Cassini ISS Team 64.02 Wavy Edges and Other Disturbances in Saturn's Encke and Gaps M.S. Tiscareno, J.A. Burns, M.M. Hedman (Cornell), J.N. Spitale, C.C.

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Porco (SSI), C.D. Murray (QMUL), Cassini Imaging Team 65.02 Cassini Observations of Saturn's Planetary Magnetic Field 64.03 The Determination of the Masses of Ring-Embedded Moons from their E. J. Smith, G. Giampieri (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), M. K. Dougherty Effects on Nearby Ring Particles (Imperial College), C. T. Russell (UCLA) J. W. Weiss, C. C Porco (CICLOPS/SSI), M. S. Tiscareno, J. A. Burns 65.03 Saturn Kilometric Radiation under External Influence (Cornell University), L. Dones (SwRI) H.O. Rucker, U. Taubenschuss (Space Research Institute, Austrian 64.04 Density Structures Induced by Small Moonlets in Saturn's Dense Rings Academy of Sciences, Graz, Austria), M.D. Desch (NASA/GSFC, M. Seiss, J. Schmidt (University of Potsdam, Germany), H. Salo (University Greenbelt, MD, USA), W.S. Kurth, B. Cecconi (University of Iowa, Iowa of Oulu, Finland), F. Spahn (University of Potsdam, Germany), M. City, IA, USA), P. Zarka (Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, Paris, France), M. Sremcevic (University of Colorado, Boulder, USA) Dougherty (Imperial College, London, UK), J.T. Steinberg (Los Alamos 64.05 Saturn's F ring and its retinue National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USA) C.D. Murray, M.W. Evans, N. Cooper, K. Beurle (QMUL), J.A. Burns 65.04 Equatorial Auroral Electron Beams at Saturn, Jupiter, and Earth; A (Cornell), J. Spitale, C.C. Porco (SSI) Comparative Examination 64.06 Saturn's F Ring: The role of Prometheus in the production of regular B. H. Mauk, J. Saur (The Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics azimuthal structure Laboratory) C.E. Chavez, C.D. Murray, K. Beurle, N. Cooper, M.W. Evans (QMUL), J.A. 65.05 Ground-based Infrared Observations of Saturn's Aurora Burns (Cornell), C.C. Porco (SSI) T.S. Stallard, S. Miller, H. Melin (UCL), L. Trafton (University of Texas), M. 64.07 Comments on the interaction between the F ring system and its new Dougherty, N. Achilleos (Imperial College) discovered objects 65.06 The UV footprint emission of Io: morphology, brightness and control by Io S. M. Giuliatti Winter (UNESP/INPE-Brazil), M. A. Ferreira Gonsalves J.-C. Gerard, A. Saglam, D. Grodent (LPAP, ULg - Belgium), J.T. Clarke (INPE/Brazil), O. Winter (UNESP/INPE-Brazil), D. Cardozo Mourao (CSP, Boston University) (INPE/Brazil) 65.07 Estimated energy balance in the jovian upper atmosphere during an 64.08 Saturn's F ring seen by CASSINI ISS: several strands or a single spiral ? auroral heating event S. Charnoz, E. Deau, A. Brahic, G. Bacques (Universite Paris 7 / CEA H. Melin, S. Miller, T. Stallard, C. Smith (University College London), D. Saclay), C. Porcco (CICLOPS / SSI) Grodent (Universite de Liege), L. Trafton (University of Texas) 64.09 Physical and Orbital Properties of Some of Saturn's Small Satellites 65.08 Magnetospheric E-field fluctuations at Jupiter and Saturn: a possible C.C. Porco (CICLOPS/SSI), P. Thomas (Cornell), J. Spitale resolution of the thermospheric energy crisis? (CICLOPS/SSI), R.A. Jacobson (JPL), T. Denk (Freie Universitat Berlin), C. G. A. Smith, A. D. Aylward, S. Miller (University College, London) S. Charnoz (Universite Paris 7), D.C. Richardson (Univ. Maryland), L. Dones (SwRI), E. Baker, J. W. Weiss (CICLOPS/SSI) Session 66. Planetary Rings III

Session 65. Planetary Magnetospheres Oral, Chairs: E. Marouf, M. Tiscareno, Friday, September 9, 2005, 2:00- 3:30pm, Music Concert Hall Oral, Chairs: N. Achilleos, N. Schneider, Friday, September 9, 2005, 11:00am- 12:30pm, Law LG19 66.01 Cassini Imaging of Noncircular Features in Saturn's Rings J. N. Spitale, C. C. Porco, E. Baker (CICLOPS/SSI), M. Tiscareno, J.A. 65.01I The Cassini View of Saturn's Magnetosphere Burns (Cornell) M. Blanc, N. André, S. Maurice, E. Pallier (CESR, France), T. Gombosi, K.- 66.02 Cassini's discoveries in the D and G rings C. Hansen (U. Michigan), S. Bolton (NASA/JPL), D. Young, F. Crary M.M. Hedman, J.A. Burns, M.S. Tiscareno, P.D. Nicholson (Cornell), M.R. (SwRI), A. Coates (Mullard Space Science Laboratory, UK), E. Sittler Showalter (Stanford), J.N. Cuzzi (NASA Ames), C.C. Porco (SSI), Cassini (NASA/GSFC), M. Dougherty (Imperial College, London, UK), D. Gurnett, Imaging Team W. Kurth (U. Iowa), P. Louarn (CESR, France), T. Krimigis, D. Mitchell 66.03 UV Reflectance of Saturnâ!™s Rings from the Cassini UVIS (APL), I. Dandouras (CESR, France), N. Krupp (MPI Lindau, Germany), L. H. J. Tollerud, J. E. Colwell, L. W. Esposito (LASP, Univ. of Colorado) Esposito (LASP, U. Colorado), D. Shemansky (U. Southern California), R. 66.04 Dust Fluxes and Mass Distribution of Dust Particles at Saturn E Ring Srama, S. Kempf (MPI Heidelberg, Germany), MAPS investigators from the HRD Instrument on the Cassini Mission.

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T. E. Economou, A.J. Tuzzolino () A. Jolly, Y. Benilan, T. Ferradaz, N. Fray, M. Schwell (LISA, Univi. Paris 12, 66.05 Electro-static potential of E ring particles France) S. Kempf, R. Srama (MPI fur Kernphysik, Germany), M. Horanyi (LASP 67.06 New Laboratory Measurements of the Microwave Absorption of Ammonia Boulder, USA), CDA Science Team under Jovian Conditions 66.06 Radiative Evolution of Flash Impact Plumes in Saturn's Rings T. R. Hanley, P. G. Steffes (Georgia Institute of Technology) L.S. Chambers (UC Santa Cruz), J.N. Cuzzi (NASA Ames), E. Asphaug 67.07 Radiolysis and Trapping of O2 and O3 in Water Ice (UC Santa Cruz) B.D. Teolis, R.A. Vidal, M.J. Loeffler, R.A. Baragiola (University of Virginia) 66.07 Photometric modeling of Saturn ring's opposition effect: extracting the 67.08 H2O2: A precursor for O2 on icy satellites? Laboratory studies mutual shadowing contribution from HST observations M.J. Loeffler, R.A. Baragiola (University of Virginia) H. Salo (Univ. Oulu), R. G. French, C. McGhee (Wellesley C.), L. Dones 67.09 Velocity ion imaging measurements of product velocities and branching (SwRI) ratios in the photodissociation of CS2. 66.08 HST Observations of the Opposition Effect in Saturn's Rings W. M. Jackson, D. Xu, J. Huang (University of California, Davis) R. G. French (Wellesley College), L. Dones (SwRI), H. Salo (U. Oulu), C. A. McGhee (Wellesley College), A. Verbiscer (U. Virginia) 66.09 The Rings of Neptune and Uranus in the Hubble Space Telescope M. R. Showalter (SETI Institute), J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames), I. de Pater (U. C. Berkeley)

Session 67. Laboratory Research

Oral, Chairs: B. Hapke, T. Roush, Friday, September 9, 2005, 2:00-3:30pm, Law LG19

67.01 Complex refractive indices of tholins produced from various initial gas mixtures and formation pressures: Implications for Titan, the early Earth, and the outer solar system bodies H. Imanaka, B.N. Khare (NASA Ames Research Center/SETI Institute), C.P. McKay, D.P. Cruikshank (NASA Ames Research Center) 67.02 Near Infrared spectra of ice mixtures relevant to Solar System ices. S. A. Sandford, R. M. E. Mastrapa, M. P. Bernstein (NASA Ames Research Center) 67.03 Optical constants of in the regions of weak absorptions: Comparisons of independent estimates. T.L. Roush (NASA Ames Research Center), F. Esposito, L. Colangeli (INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Capodimonte), G.R. Rossman (California Institute of Technology) 67.04 Near infrared transmission of methane: revised band and k-distribution parameters. P.G.J. Irwin (University of Oxford), L.A. Sromovsky (University of Wisconsin), E.K. Strong (University of Toronto), K. Sihra (UK National Radiological Protection Board), N. Bowles (University of Oxford), J. Remedios (University of Leicester), S.B. Calcutt (University of Oxford) 67.05 VUV Absorption Spectroscopy of Planetary Molecules at Low Temperature

37 37th AAS Division for Planetary Sciences Meeting in association with the 31st AAS Historical Astronomy Division Meeting and the Royal Astronomical Society Sunday-Friday, 4-9 September 2005 University of Cambridge, UK SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAY Music Music Law Music Law Music Law Music Law Music Law School Concert Hall LG19 Concert Hall LG19 Concert Hall LG19 Concert Hall LG19 Concert Hall LG19 Registration, 8:30am - 4:00pm, Music School Reg. closes at noon Welcome to Cambridge, 8:45am, Music Concert Hall 1. Cassini-Huygens 19. Mars I 20. 34. Prize Lectures 48. SMART-1 49. Pluto and 62. Planetary 63. Galilean Invited, 9:00-10:30am, Music Concert 9:00-10:30am Outer Planets I Invited, 9:00-11:15am, Music Concert Invited, 9:00- Charon, 9-10am Rings I Satellites Hall 9:00-10:30am Hall 10:30am 9:00-10:30am 9:00-10:30am Coffee Coffee Coffee Coffee 2. Huygens 3. Asteroids I 21. Mars II 22. DPS Business 64. Planetary 65. Planetary Invited, 11:00am- 11:00am-12:30pm 11:00am-12:30pm Outer Planets II Coffee Meeting Rings II Magnetospheres 11:00am-12:30pm 12:30pm 11:00am-12:30pm 35. Deep Impact I 36. Icy Satellites I 11:00am-12:30pm 11:00am-12:30pm Invited, 11:45am- 11:45am-12:45pm Lunch Lunch Lunch 12:45pm Lunch DPS Women in Astronomy Workshop PDS Rings Node Advisory Council PDS Small Bodies Advisory Council Robinson Garden Room Lunch Robinson Garden Room Robinson Garden Room 6. Cassini I 7. Asteroids II 24. Mars III 25. Planet and DPS Education & Outreach Workshop 51. Titan II 52. TNOs and 66. Planetary 67. Laboratory Invited, 2:00- 2:00-3:50pm 2:00-3:50pm Satellite Formation Robinson Garden Room 2:00-3:50pm Centaurs Rings III Research 3:50pm 2:00-3:50pm 38. Deep Impact II 39. Icy Satellites II 2:00-3:50pm 2:00-3:30pm 2:00-3:30pm Invited, 2:15- 2:15-4:00pm Registration 4:00pm Opens Coffee Coffee Coffee 3:30- 10. Cassini II 11. Comets 27. Mars IV 28. Extrasolar Coffee 53. Titan III 54. Moon, Mercury 9:00pm, Invited, 4:20- 4:20-6:00pm 4:20-6:00pm Planets 4:20-6:00pm and Venus 41. Titan 1 42. Deep Impact III Music 5:35pm 4:20-6:00pm 4:20-6:00pm 4:30-6:00pm 4:30-6:00pm School 12. Education and Outreach Posters, 6:00- Poster, Tuesday, 6:00-7:15pm, Posters, 6:00-7:15pm, Posters, 6:00-7:15pm 5:35-6:05pm 7:15pm Music Foyer Music Foyer Music Recital Room Music Foyer 29. Planet and Satellite Formation 43. Deep Impact A 55. Pluto and Charon 13. Education and Outreach Music Lecture Room 5 Music Recital Room 56. TNOs and Centaurs Opening 14. Asteroid Discovery and Dynamics 30. Outer Planets 44. Deep Impact B 57. Moon, Mercury and Venus Reception Music Recital Room Music Recital Room 45. Titan's Atmosphere 58. Galilean Satellites 6:30- 15. Asteroid Physical Studies 31. Extrasolar Planets 46. Titan's Surface and Magnetic 59. Laboratory Research 9:00pm, 16. Comets 32. Mars' Surface Environment Music Foyer Music 17. Dust, Impacts & Earth Atmosphere 33. Mars' Atmosphere Music Lecture Room 5 60. Planetary Magnetospheres School Music Lecture Room 5 47. Icy Satellites Music Lecture Room 5 Foyer 18. Future Missions & Instrumentation 61. Planetary Rings

Public Lecture: Touchdown on Titan RAS Discussion: Human Space Gala Dinners 8:00-9:00pm, Music Concert Hall Exploration, 8:30-9:30pm, Robinson 7:30-11:00pm College Auditorium

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