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PS01
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0149	Metall abundances of 2004 Geminid meteor spectrum: Extremely Na depletion ?	Toshihiro Kasuga The Graduate University for Advanced Studies
58-PS-A0216	EUV observations of sungrazing comets with the SOHO/UVCS instrument	Alessandro Bemporad Astronomy Dept., Florence University
58-PS-A0243	Polarization and the Dust Properties in Comets	David Jewitt University of Hawaii
58-PS-A0284	Physical properties of cosmic dust, from observations and simulations of their thermal emission and scattered light	A.Chantal Levasseur-Regourd Univ. Paris VI / Aeronomie CNRS-IPSL
58-PS-A0532	Emission Features of Large Aggregate Particle	Yoshihiro Nakamura Dept. of Earth and Planetary system Sciences, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University
58-PS-A0538	Absorption and Scattering Cross Sections of Large Aggregate Particle	Akihiro Asada Dept. of Earth and Planetary System Sciences, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan
58-PS-A0579	Optical properties of aggregates for various fractal dimensions and number of monome	Yasuhiko Okada Kobe University
58-PS-A0611	Dust and meteoroid trails: observations and evolution	Masateru Ishiguro Institutefor Astronomy, University of Hawaii
58-PS-A1047	NEO-Survey and Hazard Evaluation	Yuehua Ma Purple Mountain Observatory, CAS; National Astronomical Observatories, CAS
58-PS-A1049	New Developments in in-situ Dust Experiments	Hideo Ohashi Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology
58-PS-A1094	Development of Mercury dust detector using a PZT sensor onboard BepiColombo MMO mission	Ken-ichi Nogami Dokkyo University School of Medicine
58-PS-A1134	On the Existence of Silicon Nano-Dust near the Sun	Ingrid Mann Institut fuer Planetologie, Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet, Muenster
58-PS-A1234	Habitable Zones for Earth-like Planets in the Extrasolar	Jianghui Ji Purple Mountain Observatory, CAS
58-PS-A1276	The Connection of Meteroids and Comets:Recent Progress	Jun-ichi Watanabe National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1316	Radiation Pressure on Dust Aggregates of Submicron Grains	Melanie Koehler Institut fuer Planetologie
58-PS-A1346	Silicon nanoparticle dust grains in the interplanetary and interstellar medium	Shadia Rifai Habbal Institute for Astronomy
58-PS-A3030	Numerical Simulations of Light Scattering by Cometary Dust	Hiroshi Kimura Institute of Low temperature Science, Hokkaido University
58-PS-A3040	Orbital evolution of Planetesimals under the Galactic Tide	Arika Higuchi National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

PS02
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0005	Simulation of the Charged Particle Environment of Mercury	Dominique Delcourt CETP-CNRS-IPSL
58-PS-A0307	The Energetic Particle Spectrometer (EPS) on MESSENGER	George Ho Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-PS-A0320	BEPICOLOMBO - MPO SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS AND SYSTEM UPDATE	Johannes Benkhoff ESA-ESTEC
58-PS-A0321	BEPICOLOMBO - MISSION OVERVIEW	Johannes Benkhoff ESA-ESTEC
58-PS-A0328	Exosphere-surface interaction models of Mercury	Stefano Orsini Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica, Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario (INAF/IFSI)
58-PS-A0420	Current Knowledge of the Interior of Mercury	Maria Zuber Massachusetts Institute of Technology
58-PS-A0500	Ground-based radar observations of Mercury	Martin Slade JPL/Caltech
58-PS-A0554	Space Weathering and Spectral Change on Mercury	Sho Sasaki National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A0561	MERTIS – A Thermal infrared imaging spectrometer for the Bepi-Colombo mission	Jörn Helbert Institute for Planetary Research, DLR
58-PS-A0592	Review of Mariner 10 Observations: Mercury Surface Impact Processes	Clark Chapman Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A0610	The MESSENGER Mission to Mercury: Scientific Objectives	Sean C. Solomon Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution of Washington
58-PS-A0732	MESSENGER Mission Overview	Ralph L. McNutt, Jr. Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-PS-A0733	MESSENGER Inflight Performance	Robert E.Gold Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-PS-A0816	Low Energy Ion Observation by Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter: MMO	Yoshifumi Saito ISAS/JAXA
58-PS-A0833	Ground-based observation of sodium in Mercuryfs exosphere	Shingo Kameda The University of Tokyo
58-PS-A0974	Global Asymmetry of Large Forms of Hermean Relief	Leonid Ksanfomality Moscow Space Research Institute
58-PS-A0986	Formation models of planet Mercury	Johannes Brueckner Max-Planck-Institut fuer Chemie
58-PS-A1185	Color-albedo variation on Mercury: Observations and implications for composition and maturation state	Johan Warell Dept. Astronomy and Space Physics, Uppsala University
58-PS-A1187	Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging of Mercury and the Moon. Science and Instrumentation	Stas Barabash Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-PS-A1199	Simulation of Mercury dynamo	Futoshi Takahashi ISAS/JAXA
58-PS-A1270	BepiColombo-MMO scientific aspects and system update	Hajime Hayakawa ISAS/JAXA
58-PS-A1347	Interaction between solar wind flow and the Hermean magnetosphere: hybrid simulations	Pavel Travnicek Institute of Atmospheric Physics
58-PS-A1369	Ice on the Moon and Mercury	Dana Crider Catholic University of America
58-PS-A1399	Electric Fields in Mercury's Environment Measured by BepiColombo/MMO/PWI - Scientific Case and Planned Instrumentation	Lars Blomberg Alfven Laboratory
58-PS-A1402	MEFISTO - an electric field instrument for BepiColombo/MMO	Lars Blomberg Alfven Laboratory
58-PS-A1406	Plasma wave investigation(PWI) onboard BepiColombo Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter (MMO)	Hiroshi Matsumoto Research Intitute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto Univ.
58-PS-A1476	The Magnetic Field Experiment (MERMAG-M/MGF) for BepiColombo MMO	Ayako Matsuoka ISAS/JAXA

PS03-ST21
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0094	Short Electric-Field Antennae as Diagnostic Tools for Space Plasmas and Ground Permittivity	Jean Gabriel TROTIGNON LPCE/CNRS, Université d'Orléans, France
58-PS-A0428	JAXA Future Programs for Scientific Planetary Exploration	Masato Nakamura ISAS/JAXA Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
58-PS-A1028	The Fast Auroral Imager Experiment on the ePOP Mission: the Dynamics of Nighttime Optical Aurora	Leroy Coggerr University of Calgary
58-PS-A1180	Instrument developments that enables the future solar-system plasma science missions in Japan	Yoshifumi Saito ISAS/JAXA
58-PS-A1315	Instrumentation and Observation of the XRS onboard Hayabusa: A CCD-based X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer	Tatsuaki Okada Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
58-PS-A1473	Miniature ion mass analyzer for the BepiColombo MPO and the Chandrayaan-1 missions	David McCann Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-PS-A1529	The HASI Permittivity, Waves and Altimetry Analyser (PWA) onboard of the Huygens Probe	Peter Falkner ESA
58-ST-A1131	ESA Planetary and Solar-Terrestrial Technology Reference Studies	Peter Falkner ESA Scientific Directorate
58-ST-A1252	Planetary Exploration: Chandrayaan-1 Mission to Moon and Beyond	Jitendra Goswami Physical Research Laboratory

PS04
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0070	Ionosphere of Mars: Role of Solar EUV and Solar Wind Interaction	Syed A Haider Physical Research Laboratory
58-PS-A0098	Satellite Exospheres in the Saturnian System	Wei-Ling Tseng Institute of Astronomy, National Central University, Taiwan
58-PS-A0282	XMM-Newton Observations of X-ray emission from Jupiter	Graziella Branduardi-Raymont Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London
58-PS-A0306	Mercury's exosphere-magnetosphere-surface relations	Francois Leblanc Service d'Aéronomie du CNRS
58-PS-A0309	Mars Express/SPICAM UV Spectrometer: First observation of an auroral emission in the martian atmosphere	Francois Leblanc Service d'Aéronomie du CNRS
58-PS-A0343	Three Micron Spectra of Saturn and Titan	San Joon Kim Department of Astronomy and Space Science, Kyung Hee University
58-PS-A0349	Quantum Mechanics and Planetary Atmospheres	Brenton Lewis Australian National University
58-PS-A0471	Modeling of Jupiter¡¯s Ionosphere	Yongha Kim Chungnam National University
58-PS-A0558	Chemistry and modeling of cometary comae	Jörn Helbert DLR
58-PS-A0598	MEX-ASPERA-3 Observations: Mass Separation of Planetary Ions extracting from the Martian ionosphere	Eduard Dubinin MPS, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany
58-PS-A0688	Ultraviolet Auroral and Airglow Observations of the Giant Planets	G.Randall Gladstone Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A0701	Detection and Geometry of Electron Flows in the Martian Ionosphere	Xenophon Moussas University of Athens
58-PS-A0702	Low Frequency Observations of Jupiterfs Synchrotron Radiation	Hiroaki Misawa Planetary Plasma and Atmospheric Research Center, Tohoku University
58-PS-A0784	MHD Simulation of Solar Wind Interaction with comets with the CASIM code	Mehdi Benna NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center
58-PS-A0797	Low-Energy Plasma Populations in Saturn's Inner Magnetosphere and Rings	David T. Young Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A0799	Aurora on the Earth and on Solar System Bodies	Supriya Chakrabarti Boston University
58-PS-A0935	Meteorology of Venus and Venus Climate Orbiter of Japan	Takeshi Imamura Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
58-PS-A0964	Chemistry of the Outer Solar System: Composition, Clouds, and the Origin and Evolution	Sushil K.Atreya Univ. of Michigan
58-PS-A0994	Comparative ENA imaging of Earth, Saturn, Titan and Mars	Pontus C. Brandt The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-PS-A1062	First Results on the Dielectric Properties of the Surface of Titan as Measured by the Huygens Probe	Fernando Simoes CETP-CNRS
58-PS-A1063	Atmospheric electricity measurements on Titan with the PWA-HASI instrument on the HUYGENS Probe	Michel HAMELIN CETP-IPSL
58-PS-A1120	Planetary atmospheres: structure and composition	Therese Encrenaz LESIA, Observatoire de Paris
58-PS-A1138	X-Ray Emission from the Saturnian System	Anil Bhardwaj NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
58-PS-A1161	Jupiter's Galilean Satellites	Melissa McGrath NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
58-PS-A1237	Simulated solar wind plasma interaction with neutrals exospheres: Mars and Titan comparison	Ronan MODOLO CETP-IPSL
58-PS-A1309	Physico-Chemical Processes in the Coma of Comet 19P/Borrelly	Daniel Boice Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A1319	Modeling of the Atmospheres of the Galilean Satellites of Jupiter	Mau Wong JPL
58-PS-A1321	Outer Planet Aurorae: A Comparative Study with the Terrestrial Aurorae	RENEE PRANGE Observatoire de Paris / CNRS
58-PS-A1322	ENA Production at Mars, the Moon, and Mercury	Mats Holmstrom NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-PS-A1439	First in-situ Observations of Electrical Phenomena Related to Lightning in the Atmosphere of Titan	Konrad Schwingenschuh Space Research Institute, Graz, Austria
58-PS-A1445	Low Energy Neutral Atoms Imaging of the Moon: Potential contribution of LENA imaging to the lunar science	Yoshifumi Futaana Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-PS-A1495	Characteristics of Atomic and Molecular Nitrogen Ions in the corona of Titan observed by Cassini Plasma Spectrometer	Marykutty Michael Centre d’étude des Environnements Terrestre et Planetaires, CNRS, St. Maur, France
58-PS-A1533	Pluto’s Interaction with the Solar Wind: A Colossal Comet?	Fran Bagenal LASP University of Colorado

PS05
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0185	Oceans in the Outer Solar System	Frank Sohl DLR
58-PS-A0237	Titan and Earth: Sisters or Strangers?	Tobias Owen University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy
58-PS-A0281	Atmosphere-surface Interactions on Titan and the Role of Methane	Tetsuya Tokano Universität zu Köln
58-PS-A0310	Titan Atmosphere Physical Characteristics obtained by the Huygens Atmospheric Structure Instrument (HASI) Measurements	Marcello Fulchignoni Univerité Denis Diderot - Paris 7 / LESIA Observatoire de Paris
58-PS-A0311	Titan's atmosphere from Cassini/CIRS observations	Athena Coustenis LESIA, Paris-Meudon Observatory
58-PS-A0319	Cassini Radar Observations of Titan: Passes Ta and T3	Stephen Wall Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
58-PS-A0322	Saturn's dynamical magnetosphere: Energetic particles and neutrals from the magnetosphere imaging instrument (MIMI)	Stamatios M. Krimigis Applied Physics Laboratory/Johns Hopkins University
58-PS-A0325	Sugars, Alcohols, and Solar System Ices	Reggie Hudson Eckerd College
58-PS-A0335	An Overview of Plasma Observations at Saturn and Titan	David T. Young Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A0419	Cassini’s Cameras View the Saturn System	Torrence Johnson Jet Propusiono Laboratory
58-PS-A0423	Titan's Methane Cycle	Sushil Atreya Univ. of Michigan, Space Res. Bldg.
58-PS-A0539	Pacific (Earth), Vastitas Borealis (Mars), Cassini Regio (Iapetus), structurally controlled craters on saturnian satelites - features created by planetary warping waves	Gennady G. Kochemasov IGEM Russian Academy of Sciences
58-PS-A0949	Mapping of the icy saturnian satellites: Results from the first year in Orbit	Thomas Roatsch German Aerospace Center (DLR)
58-PS-A1015	Constraints on Titan's atmospheric composition from Huygens Surface Science Package measurements	Axel Hagermann PSSRI, The Open University
58-PS-A1016	Results from the Huygens Surface Science Package	John C. Zarnecki PSSRI
58-PS-A1020	ENA emission from Saturn's magnetosphere and from Titan	Iannis Dandouras CESR - CNRS
58-PS-A1057	Recent results with Cassini-Huygens DISR	Athena Coustenis LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon
58-PS-A1059	Near-infrared Adaptive Optics observations of Titan in conjunction with Huygens' landing	Mathieu Hirtzig LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon
58-PS-A1060	Near-infrared observations of Titan from ground and space-based observatories	Alberto Negrao LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon
58-PS-A1126	Cassini-ISS observations of medium-sized Saturnian satellites	Tilmann Denk Freie Universität Berlin
58-PS-A1141	Thermal-Orbital History of Titan	Hauke Hussmann Instituto de Astronomia, Geofísica e Ciências Atmosféricas (IAG)
58-PS-A1148	Magnetic fields in the vicinity of large icy satellites	Krishan Khurana University of California at Los Angeles
58-PS-A1182	The Cassini Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer: Initial Observations	Ralph McNutt Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-PS-A1220	Mission Called SAPPORO	Wing-Huen Ip Institute of Astronomy, National Central University
58-PS-A1272	Cassini UVIS Results from Saturn, Titan, Icy Satellites and Rings	Larry Esposito LASP/U. of Colorado
58-PS-A1274	Saturn's Icy Satellites as Measured by Cassini UVIS	Amanda Hendrix JPL/CalTech
58-PS-A1348	Cassini CIRS Observations of the Thermal Emission from Saturn's Icy Satellites	John Spencer Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A1418	Recent Results of Titan achieved by Huygens DISR	H. Uwe Keller Max-Planck-Institut für Sonnensystemforschung
58-PS-A3020	The Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer (GCMS) Experiment on the Cassini-Huygens Probe: First Results	Niemann
58-PS-A3031	Density structures induced by small moonlets in Saturn's dense rings	Frank Spahn University Potsdam/Germany

PS06
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0155	OMEGA/MEx Mars surface compositional mapping: an overview	Prof. Jean-Pierre BIBRING IAS
58-PS-A0200	Planet-C: Observation Sequences and Onboard Data Processing	Makoto Suzuki EORC/JAXA
58-PS-A0278	LIR onboard Venus Climate Orbiter	Makoto Taguchi National Institute of Polar Research, Research Organization of Information and Systems
58-PS-A0296	Venus Express Magnetic Investigation	T.L. Zhang Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences
58-PS-A0300	THE PLANETARY FOURIER SPECTROMETER RESULTS AT MARS	Vittorio Formisano IFSI-CNR
58-PS-A0302	THE PFS EXPERIMENT ON BOARD THE VEX MISSION	Vittorio Formisano IFSI-CNR
58-PS-A0467	Venus Atmospheric Circulation	Sanjay S. Limaye Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison
58-PS-A0472	IR1: 1micrometer Camera on board the Japanese Venus Mission	Naomoto Iwagami Univ of Tokyo
58-PS-A0534	New results on the Martian ionosphere derived from MGS database	Jing-Song Wang Peking University
58-PS-A0536	VIRTIS: the imaging spectrometer aboard the Venus Express Mission	Giuseppe Piccioni INAF-IASF
58-PS-A0560	OBSERVATIONS OF ZODIACAL LIGHT DURING THE CRUISING PHASE OF PLANET-C/VCO MISSION	Munetaka Ueno Department of Earth Science and Astronomy, University of Tokyo
58-PS-A0580	The Martian Atmosphere as Observed by the Planetary Fourier Spectrometer on Mars Express Mission	Davide Grassi IFSI-INAF
58-PS-A0586	Atmospheric, Ionospheric, surface, and Radio Wave Propagation Studies with the Venus Express Radio Science Experiment VeRa	Bernd Haeusler Universitaet der Bundeswehr Muenchen
58-PS-A0596	Beyond the equilibrium paradigm – Evidence for near surface ground ice deposits in the equatorial regions of Mars	Jörn Helbert Institute for Planetary Research - DLR
58-PS-A0624	Venus Middle Atmosphere Chemistry	Franklin Mills Australian National University
58-PS-A0745	The Mars Express Orbiter Radio Science Experiment (MaRS)	Martin Paetzold University Cologne, Institut für Geophysik und Meteorologie, Cologne, Germany
58-PS-A0965	Atmospheric Wavenumber Spectra of Mars and Venus Derived from Infrared and Visible Radiances	Takeshi Imamura Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
58-PS-A0968	Waves over the summer southern pole of Mars observed by MGS TES	Tetsuya Fukuhara The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Japan
58-PS-A1123	A study of minor species in the martian atmosphere using ground-based and mars Express observations	Therese Encrenaz LESIA, Observatoire de Paris
58-PS-A1168	The ion distribution and intrinsic magnetic field of the Mars	Jiankui Shi Center for space science and applied research, CAS
58-PS-A1181	Ultra Violet Imaging Camera on Venus Climate Orbiter	Shigeto Watanabe Hokkaido University
58-PS-A1188	Analyzer of Space Plasmas and Energetic Neutral Atoms (ASPERA-4) Onboard Venus Express	Stas Barabash Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-PS-A1258	Venus Monitoring Camera for Venus Express	Wojciech Markiewicz Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research
58-PS-A1260	Atmospheric and Variable Features Phenomena with HRSC on Mars Express	Wojciech Markiewicz Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research
58-PS-A1296	DISTRIBUTION OF MARS EXPRESS SCIENTIFIC DATA VIA THE PLANETARY SCIENCE ARCHIVE	Dr.David Heather European Space Agency
58-PS-A1328	Results of the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) Experiment onboard Mars Express after More than One Year in Orbit around Mars	Harald Hoffmann DLR Institute of Planetary Research
58-PS-A1338	Recent Climate Change on Venus	Mark Bullock Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A1374	IR2 (2-um) camera onboard Venus Climate Orbiter	Takehiko Satoh Kumamoto University
58-PS-A1389	Shear instability in a shallow water system with implication to Venus atmosphere	Shin-ichi Iga Frontier Research Center for Global Change, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
58-PS-A1405	Systematic Variations Detected in the Thermospheres of Venus and Mars from Accelerometry and Orbital Decay Measurements	Gerald M. Keating The George Washinton University
58-PS-A1436	Venus' surface and near-surface atmosphere observed by Galileo NIMS	George Hashimoto Kobe University
58-PS-A1440	Venus dayside cloud patterns detected from near-infrared imaging observation	Jun Yoshida Department of Geophysics, Tohoku University
58-PS-A1477	Monitoring of time variation of the Martian environment by MTO/MIC-II	Munetaka Ueno University of Tokyo
58-PS-A1493	Development of the lightning and airglow camera for the Venus Climate Orbiter	Jun Yoshida Department of Geophysics, Tohoku University

PS07
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0089	The expected role of GAIA for asteroid science	Alberto Cellino INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino
58-PS-A0570	Asteroid Science opened by Hayabusa Samole Return Mission	Akira Fujiwara The Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
58-PS-A0659	Difference in Degree of Space Weathering on Newborn Asteroid Karin	Takanori Sasaki Department of Earth and Planetary Science, University of Tokyo
58-PS-A0678	Multiple-scattering modeling for asteroid photometry and polarimetry	Kari Muinonen Observatory, University of Helsinki
58-PS-A0832	Rosetta Asteroid Targets	Maria Antonietta Barucci LESIA, Observatoire de Paris
58-PS-A0850	Heavy Bombardment of the Asteroidal Belt by Little Objects	Wing-Huen Ip Institute of Astronomy, National Central University
58-PS-A1017	DETECTION OF TRANSIENT PHENOMENA ON PLANETARY BODIES	Mario Di Martino INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino
58-PS-A1103	Photometric Observations of Karin Family Asteroids	Fumi Yoshida National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1183	Possibility of a Nonmetallic M-type Asteroid for 65803 Didymos	Kouhei Kitazato University of Tokyo
58-PS-A1223	Laboratory Simulation of Space Weathering to Connect a Missing Link Between Asteroids and Meteorites	Sho Sasaki National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1426	Observations of Polarization Variation and Lightcurve with the Rotation of Asteroid 21 Lutetia	Yusuke Sato University of Toky
58-PS-A1474	Observation of Itokawa by a Small Surface Rover MINERVA	Sho Sasaki National Astronomical Observatory of JAPAN
58-PS-A1528	Hayabusa: Scientific Investigations through In-situ Measurements and Initial Sample Analyses	Hajime Yano JAXA/ISAS
58-PS-A3023	The DAWN Mission: Understanding the Origin of the Asteroids	Alberto Cellino INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino

PS08
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0099	Reaction Pathways of Radiation Induced Carbon Monoxide Chemistry in Comets	Corey Jamiseson Dept. of Chemistry, University of Hawaii at Manoa
58-PS-A0100	Irradiation Effects on Amorphous and Crystalline Water Ices	WEIJUN ZHENG Institute for Astronomy and Dept. of Chem., Univ. of Hawaii at Manoa
58-PS-A0174	Simulations of the north and south polar cap of Mars over climate cycles	Ralf Greve Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University
58-PS-A0199	Irradiation Effects on Amorphous and Crystalline Water Ices	Corey Jamieson Dept. of Chemistry, University of Hawaii at Manoa
58-PS-A0261	Formation route for deuterated formaldehyde on a grain surface	Hiroshi Hidaka Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University
58-PS-A0262	Successive deuteration of CH3OH from methanol-d1 to –d3 on a grain surface	Akihiro Nagaoka Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University
58-PS-A0274	Formation of deuterated methanol by surface reactions at 10 K	Naoki Watanabe Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University
58-PS-A0336	Ices in Kuiper Belt Object (50000) Quaoar	David Jewitt University of Hawaii
58-PS-A0617	The Strengths of Near-Infrared Absorption Features Relevant to Planetary Ices	Perry Gerakines Department of Physics, University of Alabama at Birmingham
58-PS-A0641	Formation of methanol, formaldehyde and hydrocarbons from the electron impact on the thin film of H2O/CH4 at 10K	Kenzo Hiraoka Clean Energy Research Center, University of Yamanashi
58-PS-A0817	IR Spectroscopy and Photo-Chemistry of Extraterrestrial Ices	Max Bernstein NASA
58-PS-A0834	Ices on Titan after the Cassini-Huygens mission	Athena Coustenis LESIA, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon
58-PS-A1082	The mass analysis of mixed ices induced by ion irradiation	Chin Shuang Lee Department of Physics, National Central University
58-PS-A1150	Low energy electron impact on hydrocarbon-water ice thin films at cryogenic temperatures	Akira Wada University of Yamanashi
58-PS-A1310	EUV photolysis of interstellar ice analogues	Yu-Jung Chen Department of Physics, National Central University
58-PS-A1518	Oxygen Atmospheres: Europa And Saturn’s Main Rings	Robert Johnson Virginia
58-PS-A3021	UV photolysis of ices of astrophysical interest analogs and production of organic molecules: laboratory simulations	Michel Nuevo Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale/Department of Physics (NCU)

PS09
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0256	Coherence and polarization in the coda of Apollo Lunar seismograms	Hugues Chenet ISAS/JAXA
58-PS-A0469	SELENE Project: Science Goals and Present Status	Manabu Kato ISAS/JAXA
58-PS-A0712	Observation of Lunar Topography by Laser altimeter (LALT) on board SELENE	Hiroshi Araki National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1481	Japanese Long Term Plan for Lunar Exploration	Kohtaro Matsumoto ISTA/JAXA
58-PS-A1517	First Lunar Results from D-CIXS, the Compact X-ray Spectrometer on the ESA SMART-1 Mission	Manuel Grande Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
58-PS-A1521	ESA’S SMART-1 MISSION AT THE MOON: FIRST RESULTS	Bernard FOING ESA
58-PS-A1532	ROADMAP FOR FUTURE LUNAR SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION	B.H. Foing ESA ESTEC SCI-SR
58-PS-A3022	SIR – NIR spectrometers for studying the lunar mineralogy	H.Uwe Keller Max-Planck-Institut für Sonnensystemforschung

PS10
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0162	An Investigation of the Light Curve of Deep Impact Target Comet	Vitaly S. Filonenko Astronomical Institute of Kharkov National University
58-PS-A0317	Analysis of cometary dust: A means for understanding the structure of comet nuclei?	Martin Hilchenbach MPS
58-PS-A0342	Time-dependent Flourescence of Molecules in Comets	Sang Joon Kim Department of Astronomy and Space Science, Kyung Hee University
58-PS-A0421	Laboratory Studies of Formation and Stability of Ammonia Species on TNOs and Comets	Marla Moore NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
58-PS-A0585	The Bulk Density of Cometary Nuclei	Björn Davidsson ESA/ESTEC
58-PS-A0763	Rosetta Radio Science Investigations (RSI)	Silvia Tellmann Institute of Geophysics and Meteorology, University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany
58-PS-A0920	Asteroid Science opened by Hayabusa Samole Return Mission	Hideyo Kawakita Gunma Astronomical Observatory
58-PS-A1224	Grain Properties of Oort Cloud Comets: Modeling The Mineralogical Composition of Cometary Dust from IR Emission Features	Takafumi Ootsubo Nagoya University
58-PS-A1263	Heliocentric dependence of the sodium emission of comet C/2004 F4 (Bradfield)	Mayumi IUCHI Katsushika City Museum
58-PS-A1275	Dust Tail of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 after the Deep Impact: Prediction	Jun-ichi Watanabe National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1308	Monitoring of 9P/Tempel 1, the Deep Impact target, from Jan. 2005	Luisa M. Lara Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía - CSIC
58-PS-A1320	The Deep Impact Mission	Karen Meech Institute for Astronomy
58-PS-A1326	A Physical Model for Cometary Nuclei and Asteroids	Daniel Boice Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A1343	Abundant CO2 of comet C/2001 A2 (LINEAR) derived from a new evaluation method	Reiko Furusho Waseda University
58-PS-A1510	Photometric observations of trans-Neptunian object and Centaur at Lulin observatory	Daisuke Kinoshita Institute of Astronomy, National Central University
58-PS-A1511	Status of TAOS Project and a Simulator for TNO Occultation	Sun-Kun King Institute of Astronomy & Astrophysics, Academia Sinica

PS13
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0315	High resolution Cassini-VIMS mosaics of the icy satellites of Saturn	Ralf Jaumann German Aerospace Center (DLR)
58-PS-A0591	HRSC on Mars Express - A new Era in Planetary Cartography	Hartmut Lehmann Technical University Berlin
58-PS-A0601	Altimetric Mapping of the Moon	David Smith NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-PS-A0950	Cartography of the icy saturnian satellites	Thomas Roatsch German Aerospace Center (DLR)
58-PS-A0951	HRSC on MEX - Operational Data Processing from Raw Data to Digital Terrain Models	Thomas Roatsch German Aerospace Center (DLR)
58-PS-A0955	USGS Topomapping with Mars Express HRSC and SRC Images	Randolph L. Kirk U.S. Geological Survey
58-PS-A0956	Topography of the 81/PWild 2 Nucleus from Stardust Stereoimages	Elpitha Howington-Kraus U.S. Geological Survey
58-PS-A1013	Improving the Exterior Orientation of Mars Express Orbiter Using MOLA Data in Bundle Adjustment	Michael Spiegel TU München / Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
58-PS-A1021	The BepiColombo Laser Altimeter (BELA)	Jürgen Oberst German Aerospace Center (DLR)
58-PS-A1022	HRSC on Mars Express: The Performance of the Camera's Super Resolution Channel (SRC)	Jürgen Oberst German Aerospace Center (DLR)
58-PS-A1140	Topographic Mapping of Phoebe and Iapetus - Results from Cassini-ISS Stereo Image Analysis	Bernd Giese DLR-Institute of Planetary Research
58-PS-A1143	High-Resolution Topographic Mapping of Phobos by the HRSC on MARS-EXPRESS	Bernd Giese DLR-Institute of Planetary Research
58-PS-A1317	Automatic Generation of Tie Points for Improving the Exterior Orientation of the Mars Express Orbiter	Ralph Schmidt Institute of Photogrammetry and GeoInformation, Universität Hannover, Germany
58-PS-A1324	Topographic Mapping of the Huygens Landing Site on Titan	Brent Archinal Astrogeology Team, U. S. Geological Survey
58-PS-A1404	Global high-resolution stereo mapping of the Moon with the SELENE Terrain Camera	Dr.Jun'ichi Haruyama Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
58-PS-A1454	A shape-from-shading refiner for spatial data derived from Mars Express HRSC imagery	Egon Dorrer Munich Bundeswehr University

PS14
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0972	Infrared High-Resolution Spectroscopy of Pluto by Subaru Telescope	Takanori Sasaki University of Tokyo
58-PS-A1115	Subaru Main-Belt Asteroids Survey: SMBAS	Fumi Yoshida National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1135	The ESO Large Program on Transneptunian Objects and Centaurs	Hermann Boehnhardt Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research
58-PS-A1136	Probing the Protosolar nebula by Polarimetry of Kuiper Belt Objects and Centaurs	Hermann Boehnhardt Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research
58-PS-A1375	Searching for Additional Kuiper Belt Object Flyby Targets for the New Horizons Pluto/KBO Misson	John Spencer Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A1501	Surveys of Minor Bodies in Outer Solar System using Subaru Telescope	Daisuke Kinoshita Institute of Astronomy, National Central University

PS15
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0010	Efficient Orbit Integration by Manifold Correction Methods	Toshio Fukushima National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
58-PS-A1001	The Dynamical Evolution of Dynamical Theories of the Outer Solar System	Ing-Guey Jiang Institute of Astronomy, National Central University
58-PS-A1102	The Formation of TNO's Dynamical Structures	Li-Chin Yeh Department of Mathematics, National Hsinchu Teachers College
58-PS-A1475	Size distribution of asteroids and terrestrial old craters: Implication to the asteroidal dynamics during LHB	Takashi Ito National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

PS16-ST19
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0301	Neutral Atom Imaging of Solar Wind Interaction With Venus	Mei-Ching Fok NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-PS-A0308	Thermal and energetic components of Mercury's Exosphere	Francois Leblanc Service d'Aéronomie du CNRS
58-PS-A0533	Neutral Atom emission from Mercury Magnetosphere	Alessandro Mura IFSI
58-PS-A0988	Empirical Modelling for ENA Investigations	Anna Milillo IFSI-INAF
58-PS-A1024	LENA Imaging on the Moon with the SARA Instrument	Anil Bhardwaj NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
58-PS-A1193	ENA emissions from Mars: simulations and observations on Mars Express	Stas Barabash Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-PS-A1306	A novel - very high sensitivity mass spectrometer for planetary atmospheres measurements	Stefano Livi Johns Hopkins University - Applied Physics Laboratory
58-PS-A1438	Generation Mechanisms of Energetic Neutral Atoms in the Martian Dayside Exospher e: Latest results from the ASPERA-3 Neutral Particle Detector (NPD)	Yoshifumi Futaana Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-ST-A0212	Theoretical modeling for ENA investigations at Earth	Yusuke Ebihara National Institute of Polar Research, Japan
58-ST-A0312	ENA originating from the solar wind acceleration region in the solar corona	Martin Hilchenbach MPS
58-ST-A0324	ENA observation: a powerful tool to study the planetary and heliospheric environments	Stefano Orsini Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica, Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario (INAF/IFSI)
58-ST-A0385	The ENA Signal coming from the Heliospheric Boundary	Ke Chiang Hsieh The University of Arizona
58-ST-A0995	ENA imaging of the inner magnetosphere	Pontus Brandt The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
58-ST-A1196	Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) Measurements on IMAGE: A Technological Review	Craig Pollock Southwest Research Institute
58-ST-A1462	Breaking the limits for low energy high angular resolution neutral atom detection by means of micro-shuttering techniques.	Dr. Andrea Maria Di Lellis AMDL Srl

PS17-ST20
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A1137	Planetary X-Ray Emissions: Similarities and Differences	Anil Bhardwaj NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
58-PS-A1186	Outer Planet Magnetospheres	Fran Bagenal LASP University of Colorado
58-PS-A1194	Dynamics of the Jovian Magnetosphere with the Dipole Tilt	Keiichiro Fukazawa Solar Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University
58-PS-A1303	Plasma Composition in Solar System Magnetospheres	David T.Young Southwest Research Institute
58-PS-A1313	Comparative Magnetospheres - Session Introduction	Manuel Grande Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
58-PS-A1323	ENA Observations in the Eclipse of Mars	Mats Holmstrom NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
58-PS-A1434	Similarities and Differences in the Solar Wind Interaction with Mars and Venus	Kiyoshi Maezawa Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, JAXA
58-PS-A1441	Implication of shock structure in lunar mini-magnetosphere system	Yoshifumi Futaana Swedish Institute of Space Physics
58-ST-A0908	The dayside magnetosphere of Mercury	Stefano Masseti IFSI - INAF
58-ST-A1147	Jupiter’s Magnetospheric field: Lessons learnt and modeling	Krishan Khurana University of California at Los Angeles
58-ST-A1508	Magnetospheres of the Solar System: Status after 46 Years	Dr. Stamatios Krimigis Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University

PS18-SE31
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-PS-A0613	Studies of the Martian meteorology using General Circulation Models ~ Radiative effects of Martian dust	Takeshi Kuroda Max-Planck-Institut für Sonnensystemforschung
58-SE-A0303	THE PLANETARY FOURIER SPECTROMETER RESULTS AT MARS	Vittorio Formisano Department of Science & Technology
58-PS-A0896	A Comparison of Martian and Terrestrial Atmospheric Dynamics	Anthony Toigo Kobe University
58-PS-A0954	Variations in the Masses of Mars' Seasonal Polar Caps	Maria Zuber Massachusetts Institute of Technology
58-PS-A0967	Climate Change and the Evolution of the Martian Water Cycle	Michael Mischna Jet Propulsion Laboratory
58-PS-A1066	Influence of the surface on the atmospheric circulation of Mars (as revealed from the General Circulation Model of the Martian Atmosphere - MAOAM)	Ryu Saito Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research
58-PS-A1067	Wave-mean flow interactions in the atmosphere of Mars	Alexander S. Medvedev Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research
58-PS-A1277	Ancient Mars: Some Parallels with Early Earth	Sean C.Solomon Dept. of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution of Washington
58-PS-A1414	Martian Climate Dynamics and Paleoclimate	Mark Richardson Caltech

AOGS 2005 Abstracts

Planetary Science