#LPSC2023
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Poster Session: Icy Moon Geology and Composition
Thursday, March 16, 2023, 6:30 PM
Town Center Exhibit Hall
Rodriguez S.*
Es-sayeh M.
Rannou P.
Coutelier M.
Maltagliati L.
et al.
A New Description of Titan’s Aerosol Optical Properties from the Analysis of VIMS Emission Phase Function Observations
[#1905]
Here we present the analysis of the EPF observation performed by VIMS during the Cassini Titan flyby T88 in terms of aerosol optical properties.
Here we present the analysis of the EPF observation performed by VIMS during the Cassini Titan flyby T88 in terms of aerosol optical properties.
Wakita S.*
Johnson B. C.
Soderblom J. M.
Steckloff J. K.
Shah J.
et al.
Impacts into Methane Clathrate as a Source for Titan's Atmospheric Methane
[#1038]
Impact simulations on a warm methane clathrate crust showed that the released methane can replenish Titan’s atmospheric methane.
Impact simulations on a warm methane clathrate crust showed that the released methane can replenish Titan’s atmospheric methane.
Williams D. A.*
Malaska M. J.
Lopes R. M. C.
Schoenfeld A. M.
Birch S. P. D.
First USGS Global Geologic Map of Titan: Draft for Submission
[#1164]
This presentation shows the new 1:20,000,000-scale global geologic map of Saturn’s moon Titan, derived from NASA Cassini mission data, to be submitted to USGS.
This presentation shows the new 1:20,000,000-scale global geologic map of Saturn’s moon Titan, derived from NASA Cassini mission data, to be submitted to USGS.
Radebaugh J.*
Wright M.
Rose D.
Christiansen E. H.
Barnes J. W.
et al.
The Dunes of Titan: A Global Tracing Compendium Reveals Lengths, Orientations and Controls
[#2557]
Like a Zen garden / Titan dunes encircle globe / Patterns reveal winds.
Like a Zen garden / Titan dunes encircle globe / Patterns reveal winds.
Malaska M. J.*
Schoenfeld A. M.
Lopes R. M. C.
Williams D. A.
Le Gall A.
et al.
Titan's Landscapes Explained: Smothered, Covered, and Thin
[#2766]
Titan’s strange surface / Speaking sediment stories / Are you in or out?
Titan’s strange surface / Speaking sediment stories / Are you in or out?
Bohacek E. V.*
Bahia R. S.
Braat L.
Boazman S.
Sefton-Nash E.
et al.
Modelling Aeolian-Fluvial Interactions on Titan
[#1196]
Titan experiences ongoning fluvial and aeolian activity. We model the interactions between them.
Titan experiences ongoning fluvial and aeolian activity. We model the interactions between them.
MacKenzie S. M.*
Barnes J. W.
Miller W. J.
Soderblom J. M.
Removing the Adjacency Effect from IR Spectra of Titan Lakes
[#1641]
Where is Titan’s ethane? / Bright shorelines may help obscure / Its presence in lakes.
Where is Titan’s ethane? / Bright shorelines may help obscure / Its presence in lakes.
Beddingfield C. B.*
Cartwright R. J.
Ferguson S. N.
Leonard E. J.
Investigating Tethys’ Heat Flux History by Analyzing Ithaca Chasma Flexure
[#1278]
We investigated how Tethys’ heat fluxes varied spatially and temporally. We focused on the region where Ithaca overprints Telemus to compare two time periods.
We investigated how Tethys’ heat fluxes varied spatially and temporally. We focused on the region where Ithaca overprints Telemus to compare two time periods.
Martin E. S.*
Patthoff D. A.
Kirchoff M. R.
Progress on 1:5M Global Geologic Map of Saturn's Moon Dione
[#1691]
Ocean worlds evolve / Dione as endmember / Global SIM progress.
Ocean worlds evolve / Dione as endmember / Global SIM progress.
Patthoff D. A.*
Phillips C. B.
Bland M. T.
Hoppa G. V.
What Happened on Enceladus Between Voyager and Cassini?
[#2345]
Stubborn Saturn moon / No new cracks or craters seen / Begin deeper search .
Stubborn Saturn moon / No new cracks or craters seen / Begin deeper search .
Kinczyk M. J.*
Byrne P. K.
Craft K. L.
So Stressed Out! Characterizing the Stress State of Enceladus's Impact Craters Using 3D Finite Element Modeling
[#1546]
3D structural modeling of Enceladus’ ice shell suggests craters are larger stress concentrations under a flexural model compared to uniaxial extension.
3D structural modeling of Enceladus’ ice shell suggests craters are larger stress concentrations under a flexural model compared to uniaxial extension.
Noviello J. L.*
Singer K. N.
Desch S.
Spatial Clustering of Charon's Craters as a Means to Constrain Cryovolcanism — CANCELED
[#1125]
A single story / Of icy flows and impacts? / Charon’s past is weird!
A single story / Of icy flows and impacts? / Charon’s past is weird!
Martin E. S.*
Patthoff D. A.
Bland M. T.
Collins G. C.
The Complete Geologic Map of Neptune's Moon Triton at a 1:5M Scale
[#1725]
It’s a new map with / Cantaloupe, lacus, and fans / Triton is still weird.
It’s a new map with / Cantaloupe, lacus, and fans / Triton is still weird.
Mills M. M.*
Pappalardo R. T.
Panning M. P.
Leonard E. J.
Howell S.
Moonquake-Triggered Mass Wasting Processes on Icy Worlds
[#1313]
Lonely icy moons / Stretch and shake with seismic force / Smoothed and shaped by slides.
Lonely icy moons / Stretch and shake with seismic force / Smoothed and shaped by slides.
Menten S. M.*
Sori M. M.
Bramson A. M.
Cartwright R. J.
Nordheim T. A.
Volatile Transport on Ariel and Implications for a Radiolytic Origin of Carbon Dioxide
[#2065]
Uranus moons show spectral evidence of carbon dioxide ice. We show the carbon dioxide distribution on Ariel may be consistent with active radiolytic production.
Uranus moons show spectral evidence of carbon dioxide ice. We show the carbon dioxide distribution on Ariel may be consistent with active radiolytic production.
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