Agenda of the YSWG workshop

Coimbra (Portugal), 26-28 March 2019

 

Tuesday, 26 March

8.30

Arrival, Registration

9.00- 9.10

Welcome from Coimbra Observatory

Nuno Peixinho

9.10- 9.20

Welcome from Europlanet

Melinda Dosa

9.20- 9.35

BepiColombo status

Go Murakami

9.35- 9.50

Mendeley Tool Presentation

Daniel Heyner

Session 1: surface

9.50- 10.10

Explosive Vents on Mercury: Common Place Multiple Eruptions and Their Implications

David Pegg

10.10- 10.30

Spectral Properties of Pyroclastic Deposits on Mercury: Physical Extent, Geomorphology and Eruptive History

Océane Barraud

10.30- 11.00

 Coffee break

11.00-11.20

Lithology of the Shakespeare (H-03) quadrangle of Mercury

Nicolas Bott

11.20-11.40

Complex Craters on Mercury: MIXS Target Selection.

Graeme Hall

11.40-12.00

Thermal Infrared Spectroscopy of Mercury: Combining laboratory measurements to telescope data supporting MERTIS instrument onboard BepiColombo mission

Indhu Varatharajan

12.00-12.20

Surface Processes of Mercury, opportunities for BepiColombo

Susan Conway

12.30

 Lunch at Restaurant Observatório

 

Session 2: surface, exosphere and dust environment

13.45-14.05

Modelling of thermal-IR spectra of forsterite: application on remote sensing for Mercury 

Claudia Stangarone

14.05-14.25

Thermophysical properties of Mercury surface: possible influence on composition and exosphere

Edoardo Rognini

14.25-14.45

Review of the paper by Plainaki et al. (2017) on the Ca exosphere of Mercury, in view of the BepiColombo mission

Adrian Kazakov

14.45-15.05

Dust environment around Mercury and Mercury Dust Monitor onboard Mio (MMO)

Takayuki Hirai

15.05- 15.25

Dust detection by electric field instruments

Jakub Vaverka

15.25- 15.55

 Coffee break

Session 3: Internal Magnetic field

15.55-16.15

Mercury's Dynamo: Recent Developments and Implications on the Internal Structure

Patrick Kolhey

16.15- 16.35

Hermean Main Field Determination

Johannes Mieth

16.35- 16.55

Crustal Magnetic Field of Mercury. What do we know from MESSENGER? What do we shall expect from Bepi?

Joana Oliveira

16.55- 17.15

Paleomagnetospheric Modelling of the Hermean Magnetosphere

Daniel Heyner

17.15

 End of first day (room available until 18h30)

       

 

Wednesday, 27 March

Session 4: Magnetosphere modelling

9.00- 9.20

Mercury as a space weather laboratory

Melinda Dosa and Aniko Timar

9.20- 9.40

SHOTS: Young Joint Modeling Group

Willi Exner

9.40- 10.00

Effects of plasma conductivity on the structure of the Hermean magnetosphere

Shahab Fatemi

10.00- 10.30

 Coffee break

10.30- 10.50

Modelled magnetic reconnection at the Mercury’s magnetopause in support of the scientific objectives of SERENA

Ivanovski Stavro

10.50- 11.10

Transport and energization of planetary ions in the magnetospheric flanks of Mercury

Sae Aizawa

11.10- 11.30

Mercury's Magnetotail: Structure, Asymmetries, and Transport of Mass and Energy

Gang Kai Poh

Session 5: Magnetosphere observations

11.30- 11.50

MESSENGER observations on the proton energization in near Mercury tail

Weijie Sun

11.50- 12.10

MESSENGER observations of flow braking in Mercury's magnetotail

Ryan Dewey

12.10- 12.30

Multi-point observations of energetic particles in the Mercury magnetosphere

Simon Lindsay

12.30

Lunch at Restaurant Observatório

14.00- 14.20

BERM Status and first results

 Richard Moissl

Session 6: Open questions

14.20- 14.40

BepiColombo Venus flybys

Valeria Mangano

14.40- 14.50

Venus Flyby: Science and Ground based support campaign

Pedro Machado

14.50- 15.10

Venus ion outflow - prospect for BepiColombo

Markus Fraenz

15.10- 15.30

Discussion on Venus science

Chair: Valeria Mangano

15.30

 Leave to the University

16.15-18.00

 Visit to the old University

19.30

 Social dinner

 

Thursday, 28 March

General discussion

9.00- 10.00

Discussion on open questions on Mercury's environment Discussion on summary of presented science cases. Selection of cases to be further discussed in the frame of BepiColombo coordinated observations

Anna Milillo

All

10.00

 Coffee break

10.30- 11.00

Case 1: TBD

chair: TBD

11.00- 11.30

Case 2: TBD

chair: TBD

11.30- 12.00

Case 3: TBD

chair: TBD

12.00- 12.30

Case 4: TBD

chair: TBD

12.30

 Lunch at Restaurant Observatório

14.00- 15.00

AOB: Feedback about workshop; future meetings

Daniel Heyner

15.00

End of meeting

16.00-16.45

 FYI: Press release

 

Johannes Benkhoff and Go Murakami.