OPMMIW Germany 2025 - JUICE
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Outer Planet Moon-Magnetosphere Interaction Workshops
- Cologne, Germany - 2025
- Dublin, Ireland - 2024
- Noordwijk, The Netherlands - 2020
- Selfoss, Iceland - 2019
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Science Working Team (SWT)
- #27 - ESAC, Spain - May 2026
- #26 - Gottingen, Germany, Nov 2025
- #25 - Uppsala, Sweden - May 2025
- #24 - ESOC, Germany - November 2024
- #23 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - May 2024
- #22 - ESAC, Spain - November 2023
- #21 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - July 2023
- #20 - Toulouse, France - December 2022
- #19 - Teleconference - Mars/April 2022
- #18 - Teleconference - October 2021
- #17 - Teleconference - April 2021
- #16 - Teleconference - November 2020
- #15 - Teleconference - March 2020
- #14 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - October 2019
- #13 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - March 2019
- #12 - Toulouse, France - October 2018
- #11 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - March 2018
- #10 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - October 2017
- #9 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - February 2017
- #8 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - October 2016
- #7 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - February 2016
- #6 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - September 2015
- #5 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - January 2015
- #4 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - May 2014
- #3 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - October 2013
- #2 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - July 2013
- #1 - ESTEC, The Netherlands - March 2013
- Science Working Team splinter meeting - ESTEC, The Netherlands - June 2016
Science Operation Meetings (SOC)
- SOC - WG teleconference - February 2018
- SOC - Working Group Leads teleconference - December 2017
- SOC - Working Group Leads teleconference - December 2016
- SOC - Working Group Leads teleconference - October 2016
- SOC - Working Group Leads teleconference - December 2015
- SOC - Working Group Leads teleconference - November 2015
Cologne, Germany 2025
Outer Planet Moon-Magnetosphere Interaction Workshop
In the following table the slides of the Outer Planet Moon-Magnetosphere Interaction Workshop that took place in Cologne, Germany in 2025.
You can access the workshop webpage here.
| Name | Speaker | Slides |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical and temporal H3+ structure at the auroral footprint of Io | A. Mura | |
| Tutorial: Overview of Induction Within Icy Satellites | S. D. Vance | |
| The neutral water torus of Europa | Q. Nenon | |
| The Electrodynamic Interaction Between Io and Jupiter: Insights from Juno Observations | S. Kotsiaros | |
| The atmospheres of Jupiter’s icy satellites | P. Molyneux | |
| Stronger Evidence of a Subsurface Ocean within Callisto from a Multifrequency Investigation of its Induced Magnetic Field | C. J. Cochrane | |
| Radial Evolution of Electron Pitch Angle Distributions in the Inner Part of Jupiter’s Magnetosphere | Z. Liu | |
| New understandings on the magnetospheric structure and future perspectives | Z. Yao | |
| Motionally induced magnetic fields in Earth’s oceans | J. Velimsky | |
| Moon-Magnetosphere Interactions | F. Bagenal | |
| Moon-magnetosphere coupling at Jupiter: insights from JADE-E observations | J. Rabia | |
| Monitoring Jupiter’s magnetosphere and atmosphere with the moon-induced aurora | A. Moirano | |
| Modelling Earth’s magnetic field from space - separation of the various source contributions | N. Olsen | |
| Magnetic field induced by convective flow in Ganymede’s subsurface ocean | L. Sachl | |
| Juno & Galileo missions at Callisto's orbit: A highly variable environment | T. Le Liboux | |
| Ionospheres of icy (Jovian) moons | M. Galand | |
| Ion cyclotron waves at Io:Pick-up rate and outgassing | M. Volwerk | |
| Ion composition and pitch angle variations for interchange injection events in Jupiter's inner magnetosphere | M. Devinat | |
| How does Io transfer mass to the Io Plasma Torus? Is there a direct link to volcanic eruptions? | D. F. Strobel | |
| Geophysical characterization of icy world interiors from space missions | G. Tobie | |
| Extended Regions of Energetic Proton Losses around Io: Observations from Five Galileo Flybys | S. Cervantes | |
| Energetic proton dropouts during the Juno flyby of Europa strongly depend on magnetic field perturbations | H. Huybrighs | |
| A Tutorial on Numerical Simulations of Moon-Magnetosphere Interactions | X. Jia | |
| A new view of the Galilean satellites from Juno’s close flybys | J. R. Szalay |