Ninth International Conference on
Mars
July 22-25,
2019
Pasadena,
California
Program and Abstracts
Monday, July 22,
2019 |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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8:50 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
Poster Session:
Atmospheric Drivers (Except Dust) and Climate Cycles |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
Poster Session: Dust —
Storms, Grains, Impact on Environment |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
Poster Session: Surface
Activity I — Water, Frost, Wind, Impact, and/or Gravity-Driven? |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
Poster Session: Interior
of Mars, Including as Seen by InSight |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
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1:30 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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1:30 p.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
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4:00 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
Views from Above and Below:
Expanding Our Knowledge of Past Mars Environment |
4:00 p.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
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Tuesday, July 23,
2019 |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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9:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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8:30 a.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
Poster Session: Signs of
Past Water Flow – Over Land and in the Ground |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
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1:30 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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1:30 p.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
Mars on Earth: Using
Terrestrial Analogs to Understand Martian Crustal Processes |
4:00 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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4:00 p.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
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Wednesday, July 24,
2019 |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
Present-Day Surface Activity — Due to Winds, Volatiles, Impacts |
8:30 a.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
Poster Session: Volatile
Cycles and Effects — Past and Present |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
Poster Session: Signs of
Other Past Water Accumulations — Oceans, Lakes, Hydrothermal, Snow |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
Poster Session: Surface
Activity II — Water, Frost, Wind, Impact, and/or Gravity Driven? |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
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10:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
Poster Session: Atmosphere
Escape, Magnetic Fields, and Solar Influences |
10:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
Poster Session: Upper
Atmosphere — Thermosphere/Ionosphere and Up |
1:30 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
Plenary: Current Status of
Planning for a Potential Mars Sample Return (MSR) Campaign Panel |
2:40 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
Plenary: Mars Water Ice: A
Synergistic Investigation for Science and Human Exploration |
3:00 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
Plenary: Data Needed to
Get Humans to Mars and Keep Them Alive Panel |
4:00 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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4:00 p.m. |
Ramo
Auditorium |
The Air Up There: How Does
Energy Move Through the Upper Atmosphere? |
Thursday, July 25,
2019 |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Institute Patio |
Poster Session: Data and
Analysis Tools — Databases, Models, Automation |
8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium Patio |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
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8:30 a.m. |
Beckman Mall
Tent |
Poster Session: Human
Exploration — Landing Sites, Technology/Resources, and Terraforming |
10:00 a.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
Plenary: Additional Key
Advancements in Our Understanding of Mars |
1:30 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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2:30 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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4:00 p.m. |
Beckman
Auditorium |
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WELCOME TO NINTH MARS
8:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium
Times |
Presenter |
Presentation |
8:30 a.m. |
Diniega S. * |
Welcome
and Overview |
PLENARY: WHAT WE
LEARN BY STUDYING MARS
8:50 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium
Chairs: Bethany Ehlmann and Robin Wordsworth
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
8:50 a.m. |
Jakosky B. M. * |
[INVITED] Mars Volatiles, Climate, and Habitability: History and Inventory of CO2
and H2O Expanded from The CO2 Inventory on Mars [#6030] |
9:15 a.m. |
Calvin W. M. * |
[INVITED] The Orbital Perspective: How Our World View has Changed Expanded from 50 Years of Discoveries in Martian Surface Composition from Spacecraft
Infrared Spectroscopy [#6116] |
9:40 a.m. |
Avridson R. E. * |
[INVITED] Habitability
of Mars as Inferred from Landed Mission Observations |
10:05 a.m. |
Johnson S. S. * Graham H. Anslyn E. Brinckerhoff W. Conrad P. Cronin L. Ellington A. Elsila J. Girguis P. Grubisic A. House C. Kempes C. Li X. Libby E. Mahaffy P. Nadeau J. Roussel A. Sherwood Lollar B. Steele A. |
[INVITED] Future Approaches to Life Detection on Mars Expanded from Agnostic Approaches to Life Detection on Mars [#6374] |
POSTER SESSION:
ATMOSPHERIC DRIVERS (EXCEPT DUST) AND CLIMATE CYCLES
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Institute Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Noguchi K. Ueda M. Hayashi H. |
Zonal Correlation Among Dust, Water Ice Clouds and Temperature in the Martian
Atmosphere Observed by MRO-MCS [#6135] |
Guzewich S. D. Smith M. D. |
Seasonal Variation in Martian Water Ice Cloud Particle Size [#6178] |
Alshehhi K. Alzahmi B. Abuelgasim A. |
Visual Analysis of Spatiotemporal Variations of Mars ice Clouds Using
MARCI Data [#6023] |
Slipski M. Jakosky B. M. |
Turbopause Altitudes and Mesospheric Cloud Formation: Effects of Wave Propagation and Dissipation
in the Middle-Upper Atmosphere [#6313] |
Hinson D. P. Wang H. Wilson R. J. Spiga A. Kahre M. A. Hollingsworth J. L. |
Transient Eddies, Water Ice Clouds, and Nocturnal Mixed Layers at High
Northern Latitudes in Early Summer [#6032] |
Paetzold M. Tellmann S. Peter K. Haeusler B. Andert T. Hahn M. Hinson D. P. |
The Evolution of the Mars Atmosphere and Ionosphere Over Consecutive
Mars Express Orbits from Radio Occultation [#6263] |
Valeanu A. M. Read P. L. |
The Meteorology of Gale Crater from an Embedded Mesoscale Model into a
Global Reanalysis and REMS Observations [#6429] |
Connour K. Schneider N. M. Deighan J. |
Regional-Scale Weather Highlights from the MAVEN/IUVS Instrument [#6126] |
Brecht A. S. Kahre M. A. Kling A. Wilson R. J. Hollingsworth J. L. |
Analyzing Seasonal Forcing Mechanisms of the Martian Polar Warming with
the NASA Ames Mars Global Climate Model [#6275] |
Mischna M. A. Kite E. S. Steele L. J. |
Aridity Enables Warm Climates on Mars [#6042] |
Hoffman M. E. Newsom H. E. Adair B. M. Comellas J. M. Williams J. M. Williams J. P. Calef F. J. Grant J. A. Wiens R. C. Le Mouélic S. Escarcega K. |
The Recent Atmospheric History of Mars Derived from Small Craters
Observed by MSL [#6371] |
de la Torre Juarez M. Richardson M. I. Newman C. E. Plá García J. |
Response of the Pressure Scale Heights Inside Gale Crater to the Diurnal
Changes in Atmospheric Circulation [#6438] |
Ogohara K. |
Re-Examination of Greeley et al. (2006): Toward an Understanding of a Correlation
Between Dust Devil Frequency and Atmospheric Waves Around the
Spirit Rover [#6010] |
Walls X. Navarro-González R. Martínez-Pabello P. U. de la Rosa J. Molina P. |
Nitrate and Perchlorate Formation by Laser Ablation of Sodium Chloride
in Simulated Martian Atmospheres. Implications for Their Formation in Dust
Devils by Electrical Discharges [#6015] |
Steele L. J. Kleinbohl A. Kass D. Zurek R. W. |
New Insights into Thermal Tides from Mars Climate Sounder Intrack and
Crosstrack Data [#6028] |
POSTER SESSION: DUST
— STORMS, GRAINS, IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Institute Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Fang X. Ma Y. Lee Y. Bougher S. Liu G. Benna M. Mahaffy P. Montabone L. Pawlowski D. Dong C. Dong Y. Jakosky B. |
Mars Global Ionospheric and Magnetospheric Disturbances by Dust Storms
and Implications for Atmospheric Carbon Loss [#6055] |
Wilson R. J. Bertrand T. Kahre M. A. |
Assessing Martian Thermal Forcing from Surface Pressure Data: The MY34 Major Dust Storm [#6426] |
Gebhardt C. Fonseca R. M. Abuelgasim A. Martin-Torres J. Zorzano-Mier M. P. |
Interactive Simulation of Dust Storms by the MarsWRF GCM on a
2°×2° Grid [#6022] |
Gillespie H. E. Greybush S. J. Wilson R. J. |
Insights into the MY 34 Global Dust Storm from the Ensemble Mars
Atmosphere Reanalysis System (EMARS) [#6393] |
Shirley J. H. Kleinböhl A. Kass D. M. Schofield J. T. McCleese D. T. Steele L. J. Piqueux S. |
Rapid Dust Storm Expansion Within the Acidalia Corridor, Mars, During
the Initial Growth Phase of the Planet-Encircling Dust Event of 2018 [#6149] |
Batterson C. M. L. Kahre M. A. Bridger A. F. C. Wilson R. J. |
Martian B Storm Genesis and Evolution:
Initial Analysis of Thermal Datasets [#6441] |
Kleinboehl A. Spiga A. Kass D. M. Shirley J. H. Millour E. Montabone L. Forget F. |
Diurnal Variations of Dust from Mars Climate Sounder Observations
During the Global Dust Event in Mars Year 34 [#6146] |
Alkitbe L. Alshemeili A. Mohamed A. Gebhardt C. |
Case Studies on Mars Dust Storms and Exploration of
Dust Climatology [#6169] |
Pankine A. Newman C. E. |
Dust Observed by Mars Global Surveyor Thermal Emission Spectrometer
over Martian Southern Seasonal Polar Cap [#6281] |
Lemmon M. T. Guzewich S. D. McConnochie T. H. Martínez G. de Vicente-Retortillo Á. Smith M. D. Bell J. F. III Wellington D. Jacobs S. |
Martian Dust Particle Size During the 2018 Planet-Encircling Dust Storm
as Measured by the Curiosity Rover [#6298] |
Schmidt M. E. Bray S. M. Bradley N. Berger J. A. Campbell J. L. Henley T. L. J. Perrett G. M. Tesselear D. |
Comparing Airfall Dust Coverages on Rock Targets and APXS Compositions
by the MSL and MER Rovers: Implications
for M2020 PIXL [#6081] |
Johnson J. R. Bell J. F. III Lemmon M. Grundy W. Liang W. Hayes A. Deen R. |
Mars Exploration Rover Pancam Spectrophotometric Modeling: The Final Chapter [#6083] |
Lasue J. Cousin A. Meslin P. Y. Mangold N. Wiens R. C. Berger G. Dehouck E. Forni O. Goetz W. Gasnault O. Rapin W. Schröder S. Ollila A. Johnson J. Le Mouélic S. Maurice S. Anderson R. Blaney D. Clark B. Clegg S. M. d’Uston C. Fabre C. Lanza N. Madsen M. B. Martin-Torres J. Melikechi N. Newsom H. Sautter V. Zorzano M. P. |
Martian Eolian Dust Analyzed by ChemCam [#6093] |
Stone S. W. Yelle R. V. Benna M. Elrod M. K. Mahaffy P. R. |
Transport of Water to the Martian Upper Atmosphere amid Regional and
Global Dust Storms [#6363] |
POSTER SESSION:
SURFACE ACTIVITY I — WATER, FROST, WIND, IMPACT, AND/OR GRAVITY-DRIVEN?
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Al Amiri M. AlBeshr R. Gebhardt C. Abuelgasim A. |
Case Studies on Small-to-Medium Sized Mars Craters Based on
Multi-Camera Satellite Imagery [#6025] |
Hoover R. H. Robbins S. J. Putzig N. E. Riggs J. D. Hynek B. M. |
Insight into Formation Processes of Layered Ejecta Craters on Mars from
Thermophysical Observations [#6294] |
Bain Z. M. Putzig N. E. Robbins S. J. Hoover R. H. Bramson A. M. Petersen E. I. Morgan G. A. |
Analysis of Layered Ejecta Craters with Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
Shallow Radar (SHARAD) Data [#6423] |
Barlow N. G. |
New Insights into the Characteristics and Formation of Central Pit
Craters on Mars [#6066] |
Carrillo G. J. Bennett K. A. Edwards C. S. |
The Ages of Craters with Central Mounds [#6412] |
Chojnacki M. Fenton L. Banks M. Silvestro S. Vaz D. Urso A. Ewing R. C. Lapotre M. |
Wind-Driven Sand Motion Across Mars and Implications from
Orbital Analysis [#6361] |
Dorn T. C. Day M. D. |
Temporal Wind Variability and Erosion of the Western Delta Fan in
Jezero Crater [#6276] |
Grant J. A. Warner N. H. Weitz C. M. Golombek M. P. Wilson S. A. Hauber E. Ansan V. Charalambous C. Williams N. Calef F. Pike T. DeMott A. Kopp M. Lethcoe-Wilson H. Banks M. |
Modification of Homestead Hollow at the InSight Landing Site Based on
the Distribution and Properties of Local Deposits [#6207] |
Mubarak W. Abouhaligah H. Abuelgasim A. |
Monitoring the Movement of Sand Dunes in the Nili Patera Caldera on
Mars Using HiRISE Images [#6024] |
Piatek J. L. Tornabene L. L. Glanovsky T. Murphy I. Barlow N. G. Osinski G. R. Robbins S. J. |
Interpretation of Thermophysical Ejecta Facies Mapped at Well-Preserved
Martian Craters [#6350] |
O’Connell-Cooper C. D. Thompson L. M. Spray J. G. VanBommel S. J. Berger J. A. Boyd N. I. Gellert R. Wilhelm B. J. |
Basaltic Soil Versus Dune Sediments on Mars: A Compositional Analysis of Surficial
Sediments by APXS [#6288] |
Rudolph A. Horgan B. Bennett K. Lewis K. Anderson R. Stein N. Rice M. |
Sources of Sand in Mt. Sharp:
Possible Volcanic Layers in Gale Crater, Mars [#6358] |
Schröder C. Tait A. W. Ashley J. W. |
Mateorite Finds on Mars — a New Tool to Study Atmosphere and
Surface Processes [#6254] |
Ashley J. W. Oij S. J. Curtis A. G. Herkenhoff K. E. |
Topographic Evaluation of Meteorite Surfaces on Mars — Exploring
Amazonian Chemical and Physical Weathering Patterns [#6402] |
POSTER SESSION:
INTERIOR OF MARS, INCLUDING AS SEEN BY INSIGHT
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Golombek M. Warner N. H. Grant J. Hauber E. Ansan V. Weitz C. Williams N. Charalambous C. Wilson S. Parker T. Daubar I. Marteau E. Mueller N. Pike W. T. DeMott A. Kopp M. Lethcoe-Wilson H. Berger L. Hausmann R. Banks M. Baker M. Garvin J. |
Geology of the InSight Landing Site, Mars [#6106] |
Ansan V. Hauber E. Golombek M. Warner N. Grant J. Maki J. Deen R. Calef F. Weitz C. Garvin J. Wilson S. Williams N. Charalambous C. Pike T. Lethcoe H. Kopp M. De Moot A. Smrekar S. Banerdt B. Lorenz R. |
InSight Landing Site: Subsurface
Stratigraphy and Implications for Formation Processes [#6050] |
Russell C. T. Joy S. Yu Y. Johnson C. L. Mittelholz A. Langlais B. Chi P. J. Fillingim M. Smrekar S. Banerdt W. B. |
The Martian Magnetic Field as Seen by InSight [#6044] |
Chi P. J. Russell C. T. Banfield D. Johnson C. L. Joy S. Ma Y. Mittelholz A. Yu Y. Smrekar S. E. Banerdt W. B. |
InSight Observations of Magnetic Pulsations on Martian Surface: Initial Findings and Implications [#6215] |
Spohn T. Smrekar S. E. Hudson T. L. Grott M. Knollenberg J. Krause C. Wippermann T. Lichtenheld R. Wisniewski L. Grygorczuk J. Reershemius S. Spröwitz T. Müller N. Golombek M. P. Banerdt W. B. HP3 Team |
The Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package HP3 on InSight —
First Results [#6163] |
Johnson C. L. Mittelholz A. Langlais B. Lognonne P. Pike W. T. Joy S. P. Russell C. T. Yu Y. Chi P. Fillingim M. Lillis R. J. Ansan V. Smrekar S. E. Banerdt W. B. |
Results from the InSight Fluxgate Magnetometer: The Crustal Magnetic Field and Time-Varying
External Fields at the InSight Landing Site [#6320] |
Daubar I. J. Lognonne P. Teanby N. Lemmon M. Schmerr N. Posiolova L. Banks M. E. InSight Science Team |
Impact Science on the InSight Mission — Current Status [#6198] |
Bouley S. Keane J. T. Baratoux D. Langlais B. Matsuyama I. Costard F. Hewins R. Sautter V. Séjourné A. Vanderhaeghe O. Zanda B. |
Structure of the Martian Highlands Without Impact Basins
and Volcanoes [#6014] |
POSTER SESSION:
MISSIONS — PAST, ONGOING, UPCOMING
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Mall Tent
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Titov D. V. Bibring J.-P. Cardesin A. Duxbury T. Forget F. Giuranna M. Gonza?lez-Galindo F. Holmström M. Jaumann R. Määttänen A. Martin P. Montmessin F. Orosei R. Pätzold M. Plaut J. MEX SGS Team |
Mars Express Science Highlights and Future Plans [#6061] |
Wolff M. Vincendon M. Gondet B. Bibring J-P. Flittner D. |
The MEX/OMEGA Limb Dataset:
Description, Analysis Tools, Initial Results [#6094] |
Pommerol A. Read M. J. Thomas N. McEwen A. S. Cremonese G. |
Photometric Calibration of CaSSIS Images [#6213] |
Arvidson R. E. Athena Science Team |
Scientific Legacy from the Opportunity Rover’s Exploration of
Meridiani Planum [#6084] |
VanBommel S. J. Gellert R. Clark B. C. Ming D. W. Schröder C. Yen A. S. Berger J. A. Boyd N. I. O’Connell-Cooper C. D. Thompson L. M. |
Argon Partial Pressure Measurements with the Alpha Particle X-Ray
Spectrometers: End of Mission Results
from the Mars Exploration Rovers and Ongoing Work at Gale Crater [#6089] |
Indyk S. J. Spring J. W. Paulsen G. L. Zacny K. |
Summary of Rock Abrasion Tool Activity for the Mars Exploration
Rover Mission [#6400] |
Schröder S. Vogt D. S. Rammelkamp K. Hansen P. B. Kubitza S. Frohmann S. Hübers H.-W. |
Transient 2D and 3D LIBS Plasma Analysis for an Improved Understanding
of LIBS Data Obtained on Mars [#6223] |
Millan M. Malespin C. A. Freissinet C. Glavin D. P. Mahaffy P. R. Buch A. Szopa C. Srivastava A. Teinturier S. Williams A. J. McAdam A. Coscia D. Eigenbrode J. Raaen E. Dworkin J. Navarro-Gonzalez R. Johnson S. S. |
Lessons Learned from the Full Cup Wet Chemistry Experiment Performed on
Mars with the Sample Analysis at Mars Instrument [#6210] |
Maki J. N. Trebi-Ollennu A. Banerdt W. B. Sorice C. Bailey P. Khan O. Kim W. Ali K. Lim G. Deen R. Abarca H. Ruoff N. Hollins G. Andres P. Hall J. InSight Operations Team InSight Science Team |
An Overview of Imaging from the InSight Lander [#6403] |
Tornabene L. L. Thomas N. Cremonese G. Almeida M. Douté S. Grindrod P. Heyd R. Luchetti A. McEwen A. Pajola M. Perry J. Pilles E. Pommerol A. Read M. Seelos F. Wray J.
CaSSIS science & ops teams |
Colour and Stereo Surface Imaging System (CaSSIS) on the ExoMars Trace
Gas Orbiter: Colour Data Products and
Their Use for Scientific Investigations [#6293] |
Mueller N. T. Grott M. Piqueux S. Spohn T. Smrekar S. E. Knollenberg J. Hudson T. L. Spiga A. Forget F. Millour E. Lemmon M. Maki J. Golombek M. Banerdt W. B. |
The HP3 Radiometer on InSight [#6194] |
Le Gall A. Ciarletti V. Hervé Y. Oudart N. Corbel C. Plettemeier D. Tranier V. Benedix W.-S. Hegler S. Vieau A.-J. |
Getting Ready for Mars:
WISDOM/ExoMars 2020 Data Processing Pipeline and Field Tests [#6026] |
Buch A. Freissinet C. Kaplan D. Szopa C. Danell R. Grand N. Allain T. von Amerom F. H. W. Glavin D. Grubisic A. Raulin F. Getty S. Li X. Guzman M. Stalport F. Brinckerhoff W. B. Goesmann F. |
Results of the MOMA GC-MS Coupling Campaign with the Engineering Test
Unit (ETU) [#6107] |
Li X. van Amerom F. Goetz W. Kaplan D. Danell R. Grubisic A. Getty S. A. Castillo M. Arevalo R. Jr. Brinckerhoff W. B. |
Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer (MOMA):
Updates and Analog Sample Studies for the ExoMars Rover Mission [#6297] |
Grand N. Buch A. Freissinet C. Kaplan D. Szopa C. Danell R.
Van Amerom F. H. W. Glavin D. Stalport F. Allain T. Raulin F. Getty S. Brinckerhoff W. B. Goesmann F. MOMA Science Team |
MOMA Derivatization Capsule for the Martian Sample Treatment [#6120] |
Allender E. J. Cousins C. R. Gunn M. D. Caudill C. M. |
Multiscale and Multispectral Characterization of Mineralogy with the
ExoMars 2020 Remote Sensing Payload [#6039] |
De Sanctis M. C. Altieri F. Ammannito E. De Angelis S. Ferrari M. Frigeri A. Biondi D. Mugnuolo R. Pirrotta S. Di Iorio T. Capaccioni F. Capria M. T. Ciarletti V. Ehlmann B. Federico C. Magni G. |
Ma_MISS on ExoMars 2020 [#6016] |
Coates A. J.
ExoMars 2020 PanCam Team The. |
The PanCam instrument for the Rosalind Franklin (ExoMars
2020) Rover [#6074] |
Garcia-Florentino C. Huidobro J. Gomez-Nubla L. Torre-Fdez I. Ruiz-Galende P. Aramendia J. Castro K. Arana G. Madariaga J. M. |
Raman Spectroscopy to Detect Alterations in Volcanic Mineral Phases due
to Shock and Environmental Impacts [#6269] |
Loizeau D. Poulet F. Lequertier G. Pilorget C. Hamm V. Lantz C. Bibring J.-P. Dypvik H. Werner S. C. |
Analogue Rock Samples Observations with MicrOmega, Within the H2020/PTAL Project [#6165] |
Hervé Y. Ciarletti V. Le Gall A. Corbel C. Plettemeier D. Vieau A. J. Lustrement B. Humeau O. Hassen-Khodja R. Benedix W. S. Oudart N. Bertrand E. Lapauw L. Tranier V. Vivat F. Hegler S. |
WISDOM/ExoMars2020: A Calibrated
and Fully Characterized Ground Penetrating Radar Ready to Sound the Martian Subsurface [#6225] |
Eide S. Hamran S. Dypvik H. Amundsen H. E. F. |
RIMFAX Ground Penetrating Radar Modelling: Imaging the Subsurface of the Jezero
Western Delta [#6070] |
Rull F. Manrique J. A. Lopez G. Sanz J. A. Veneranda M. Saiz J. Medina J. Rodriguez J. Moral A. Madariaga J. M. Arana G. Maurice S. Cousin A. Wiens R. Madsen M. Garcia V. |
SuperCam Calibration Target General Design [#6326] |
Ollila A. M. Wiens R. C. Maurice S. Cousin A. Anderson R. Beyssac O. Bonal L. Beck P. Clegg S. Chide B. DeFlores L. Dromart G. Fischer W. Forni O. Fouchet T. Gasnault O. Grotzinger J. Johnson J. Lasue J. Laserna J. Madariaga J. M. Madsen M. Mangold N. Nelson T. Newell R. Martinez-Frias J. McLennan S. Montmessin F. Robinson S. Sharma S. Misra A. Rull F. Venhaus D. Bernardi P. Reess J.-M. Reyes-Newell A. Poulet F. Lanza N. Torre I. Aramendia J. Perez R. Cloutis E. Angel S. Mimoun D. Lorenz R. Rapin W. Meslin P.-Y. Frydenvang J. McConnochie T. Bernard S. |
Preparing SuperCam for Jezero Crater, Mars: LIBS, Raman, VISIR, Luminescence, Imaging,
and Acoustic Analyses [#6352] |
Frizzell K. R. Rice M. S. Seelos F. P. |
Simulating Mastcam Spectroscopy by Radiometrically Transforming CRISM
Images: A Comparison Between Rover
Traverse and Orbital Data [#6409] |
Royer C. Poulet F. Reess J.-M. Pilorget C. Hamm V. Fouchet T. Maurice S. Wiens R. C. Forni O. Montmessin F. Beck P. Cloutis E. Johnson J. |
Preparing the Infrared Observations on Mars Surface: Calibration of the Infrared Spectrometer
of SuperCam/Mars2020 [#6310] |
Chide B. Maurice S. Mimoun D. Murdoch N. Cadu A. Sournac A. Bassas M. Gasnault O. Meslin P-Y. Lorenz R. D. Wiens R. C. |
Mars Acoustics: What We Can
Learn from a Microphone on the Mars 2020 Rover Mast [#6157] |
Lootah F. H. Deighan J. Fillingim M. Jain S. |
Emirates Mars Ultraviolet Spectrometer’s (EMUS) Predictions of O1356
and CO4PG Electron Impact Sources in the Martian Thermosphere [#6153] |
Badri K. Edwards C. S. Smith M. D. AlTunaiji E. Christensen P. R. AlMheiri S. Reed H. EMIRS Team |
Scientific Payload of the Emirates Mars Mission: Emirates Mars Infrared
Spectrometer (EMIRS) [#6141] |
Al Matroushi H. Lootah F. Holsclow G. Deighan J. Chaffin M. EMUS Team Lillis R. Fillingim M. England S. Al Mheiri S. Reed H. |
Scientific Payload of the Emirates Mars Mission: Emirates Mars Ultraviolet Spectrometer
(EMUS) Overview [#6073] |
Alshamsi M. Wolff M. Jones A. Jeppesen C. Osterloo M. Khoory M. Drake G. AlMheiri S. Reed H. EXI Team |
Scientific Payload of the Emirates Mars Mission: Emirates eXploration Imager (EXI) [#6029] |
IS DUST CONTROLLING THE MARTIAN ATMOSPHERE?
1:30 p.m. Beckman
Auditorium
Chairs: Meredith Elrod and Yuni Lee
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
1:30 p.m. |
Montabone L. * Cantor B. Forget F. Kass D. Kleinboehl A. Millour E. Smith M. D. Spiga A. Wolff M. J. |
Reconstructing the Onset and Evolution of Large Dust Storms
on Mars [#6436] |
1:45 p.m. |
Heavens N. G. * |
Dusty Convection on Mars:
Progress and Prospects [#6343] |
2:00 p.m. |
Kass D. M. * Schofield J. T. Kleinböhl A. McCleese D. J. Heavens N. G. Shirley J. H. |
Mars Climate Sounder Observations of the 2018 Global Dust Event and
Comparisons to Previous Events [#6307] |
2:15 p.m. |
Stcherbinine A. * Vincendon M. Montmessin F. Wolff M. J. Korablev O. Fedorova A. Trokhimovskiy A. Shakun A. Ignatiev N. Belyaev D. Luginin M. |
Martian Aerosols in the 3µm Spectral Range, During and Outside the 2018
Global Dust Event Based on the TGO/ACS-MIR Channel [#6097] |
2:30 p.m. |
Elrod M. K. * Bougher S. Roeten K. Sharrar R. Murphy J. |
Structural and Compositional Changes in the Upper Atmosphere Related to
the PEDE-2018a Dust Event on Mars as Observed by MAVEN NGIMS [#6338] |
2:45 p.m. |
Streeter P. M. * Lewis S. R. Patel M. R. Holmes J. A. Kass D. M. |
Surface Warming During the 2018/MY 34 Mars Global Dust Storm [#6242] |
3:00 p.m. |
Vals M. * Forget F. Spiga A. Millour E. Wang C. Bertrand T. Bardet D. |
Modeling of Detached Dust Layers:
Parametrization of the Dust Entrainment by Slope Winds at the Top of
Sub-Grid Scale Topography [#6220] |
3:15 p.m. |
Bertrand T. *
Wilson R. J.
Kahre M. A. |
Simulation of the 2018 Global Dust Storm on
Mars Using the NASA Ames Mars GCM: A Multi-Tracer Approach [#6284] |
BIOSIGNATURES ON MARS
1:30 p.m. Ramo
Auditorium
Chairs: Briony Horgan and John Moores
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
1:30 p.m. |
Freissinet C. * Glavin D. P. Buch A. Szopa C. Teinturier S. Archer P. D. Jr Williams A. J. Williams R. Millan M. Steele A. Navarro-Gonzalez R. House C. H. Malespin C. A. Mahaffy P. R. |
Detection of Long-Chain Hydrocarbons on Mars with the Sample Analysis
at Mars (SAM) Instrument [#6123] |
1:45 p.m. |
Szopa C. *
Buch A.
Freissinet C.
Grubisic A.
Danell R. Li X. Guzman M. Grand N. Pinnick V. Glavin D. Stalport F. Raulin F. Getty S. Brinckheroff W. B. Goesmann D. |
Assessment of the Performance of Flight Model of the Mars Organic
Molecule Analyzer (MOMA) Onboard the Rosalynd Franklin Rover [#6227] |
2:00 p.m. |
Bernard S. * Viennet J. C. Jacquemot P. Le Guillou C. Balan E. Delbes L. Rigaud B. Georgelin T. Jaber M. |
Searching for Biosignatures on Mars:
Experimental Perspectives [#6204] |
2:15 p.m. |
Lanza N. L. * Fischer W. W. Lamm S. N. Gasda P. J. Meslin P.-Y. Ollila A. M. Frydenvang J. Clegg S. M. Cousin A. DeLapp D. Forni O. Reyes-Newell A. Salvatore M. Wiens R. C. |
Manganese on Mars as an Indicator of Habitable Environments and as
a Biosignature [#6445] |
2:30 p.m. |
Aaron L. M. * Steele A. Shkolyar S. Seelos K. Viviano C. Applin D. Cloutis E. |
Investigating Oxalate Mineral Formations on Mars Using CRISM
Hyperspectral Imaging Data [#6365] |
2:45 p.m. |
Gasda P. J. * Parsons B. Nellessen M. A. Crossey L. Das D. Peterson E. Lanza N. Yeager C. Labouriau A. Wiens R. C. Clegg S. |
The Potential for Prebiotic Chemistry in Borate-Bearing Clays [#6118] |
3:00 p.m. |
DasSarma S. * DasSarma P. Laye V. J. |
Ancient Polyextremophilic Microbes with the Potential for Survival
on Mars [#6006] |
3:15 p.m. |
Vago J. L. * Rodionov D. S. Svedhem H. Sefton-Nash E. Baglioni P. Haldemann A.
Rover Science Ops Working Group
ExoMars Science Working Team ExoMars Project Team |
ExoMars 2020 Progress [#6011] |
VIEWS FROM ABOVE AND BELOW:
EXPANDING OUR KNOWLEDGE OF PAST MARS ENVIRONMENT
4:00 p.m. Beckman
Auditorium
Chairs: Abigail Fraeman and Alfred McEwen
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
4:00 p.m. |
Milliken R. E. * Grotzinger J. P. Wiens R. Gellert R. Thompson L. M. Sheppard R. Vasavada A. Bristow T. Mangold N. |
The Chemistry and Mineralogy of an Ancient Lacustrine Sequence on
Mars: Lessons Learned from Integrating
Rover and Orbiter Datasets [#6191] |
4:15 p.m. |
Fox V. K. * Bennett K. A. Arvidson R. E. Ehlmann B. L. Stack K. Dehouck E. Grotzinger J. P. Bristow T. Salvatore M. Catalano J. |
Martian Clay Minerals from Orbit to the Surface: MSL and MER Rover Investigations of CRISM
Smectite Detections [#6372] |
4:30 p.m. |
Yen A. S. * Gellert R. Morris R. V. Ashley J. W. Berger J. A. Clark B. C. Cohen B. A. Ming D. W. Mittlefehldt D. W. O’Connell-Cooper C. D. Salvatore M. Schmidt M. E. Schroeder C. Thompson L. M. VanBommel S. J. |
Understanding Martian Alteration Processes by Comparing In-Situ
Chemical Measurements from Multiple Landing Sites [#6373] |
4:45 p.m. |
Gellert R. *
Berger J. A.
Boyd N. I.
Clark B. C. O’Connell-Cooper C. D. Ming D. W. Mittlefehldt D. W. Schroeder C. Thompson L. M. VanBommel S. J. Yen A. S. |
Sulfur on Mars [#6099] |
5:00 p.m. |
Bouchard M. C. * Jolliff B. L. |
Lithochemical Rock Suites of Endeavour Crater, Mars: Comparing Perseverance Valley, Spirit of St.
Louis, and Marathon Valley [#6235] |
5:15 p.m. |
McCollom T. M. * Hynek B. M. |
The Grasberg Formation: A
Rosetta Stone for Understanding the Origin and Diagenetic History of the
Burns Formation at Meridiani Planum? [#6137] |
5:30 p.m. |
Hynek B. M. * McCollom T. M. Szynkiewicz A. |
Sulfur Cycling and Mass Balance at Meridiani, Mars [#6386] |
5:45 p.m. |
Des Marais D. J. * Athena Science Team |
Scientific Legacy from the Spirit Rover’s Exploration of
Gusev Crater [#6258] |
BEYOND DUST: WHAT’S NEW WHEN OBSERVING THE WEATHER?
4:00 p.m. Ramo
Auditorium
Chairs: Claire Newman and Matteo Crismani
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
4:00 p.m. |
Banfield D. * Spiga A. Newman C. Lorenz R. Forget F. Lemmon M. Viudez-Moreiras D. Pla-Garcia J. Teanby N. Murdoch N. Garcia R. Lognonne P. Kenda B. Perrin C. Rodriguez S. Lucas A. Kawamura T. Mimoun D. Karatekin O. Lewis S. Pike W. T. McClean J. Charalambous C. Mueller N. Millour E. Mora-Sotomayor L. Navarro S. Rodriguez-Manfredi J.-A. Torres J. Maki J. Smrekar S. Banerdt W. B. InSight Team |
Mars Atmospheric Science from NASA’s InSight Lander [#6348] |
4:15 p.m. |
Forget F. *
Banfield D.
Millour E.
Spiga A. Newman C. Viudez-Moreiras D. Pla-Garcia J. Navarro S. Mora Sotomayor L. Torres J. Rodriguez-Manfredi J. A. Lewis S. Lorenz R. Lognonne P. Banerdt W. B. |
Large Scale Winds and Pressure Variations Observed by InSight [#6280] |
4:30 p.m. |
Spiga A. * Banfield D. Pla-Garcia J. Newman C. Murdoch N. Lorenz R. Lemmon M. Lognonné P. Kenda B. Garcia R. Forget F. Millour E. Mueller N. Navarro S. Rodriguez S. Perrin C. Banerdt W. B. APSS/TWINS team InSight Science Team |
Exploring Mars’ Planetary Boundary Layer with InSight [#6181] |
4:45 p.m. |
Newman C. E. * Baker M. Banfield D. de la Torre M. Forget F. Gomez-Elvira J. Guzewich S. Lewis K. Lewis S. R. Marin Jimenez M. Montabone L. Mora Sotomayor L. Navarro S. Pla-Garcia J. Richardson M. I. Rodriguez S. Rodriguez-Manfredi J. A. Spiga A. Torres J. Viudez-Moreiras D. |
The Impact of Dust Storms on the Near-Surface Meteorology of Mars [#6417] |
5:00 p.m. |
Erwin J. T. * Aoki S. Thomas I. R. Trompet L. Vandaele A. C. Robert S. Daerden F. Ristic B. Villanueva G. L. Liuzzi G. Lopez-Moreno J. J. Bellucci G. Patel M. R. |
Martian Atmospheric Vertical Profiles:
Results from the First Year of TGO/NOMAD Operations [#6219] |
5:15 p.m. |
Korablev O. I. * Montmessin F. Fedorova A. A. Trokhimovskiy A. Luginin M. Ignatiev N. I. Lefčvre F. Shakun A. Patrakeev A. Belyaev D. A. Bertaux J. L. Olsen K. S. Baggio L. Alday J. Wilson C. F. Guerlet S. Young R. M. B. Millour E. Forget F. Grigoriev A. V. Maslov I. Patsaev D. Arnold G. Grassi D. |
One Year of ACS/TGO Observations of the Mars Atmosphere [#6416] |
5:30 p.m. |
Crismani M. M. J. * Villanueva G. Liuzzi G. Mumma M. J. Smith M. D. Vandaele A. C. Aoki S. Thomas I. R. Daerden F. Lopez-Valverde M. A. Ristic B. Patel M. R. Bellucci G. Lopez Moreno J. J. |
Maps of Martian Atmospheric H2O with Trace Gas
Orbiter’s NOMAD/LNO [#6222] |
5:45 p.m. |
Sharaf O.
Amiri S.
AlDhafri S.
AlRais A. Wali M. AlShamsi Z. AlQasim I. AlHarmoodi K. AlTeneiji N. Almatroushi H. AlShamsi M. AlTeneiji E. Lootah F. * Badri K. AlMazmi H. Yousuf M. AlMheiri N. McGrath M. Withnell P. Ferrington N. Reed H. Landin B. Ryan S. Pramann B. Brain D. Deighan J. Chaffin M. Edwards C. Forget F. Lillis R. Smith M. Wolff M. |
Emirates Mars Mission (EMM) 2020 Overview and Status [#6058] |
HABITABILITY OF MODERN AND ANCIENT MARS
8:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium
Chairs: Caroline Freissinet and Richard Zurek
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
8:30 a.m. |
Stamenkovic V. * Ward L. M. Mischna M. Fischer W. W. |
Modern-Day Subsurface Habitability and How to Explore It [#6266] |
8:45 a.m. |
Sizemore H. G. * Demchenko V. Zent A. P. Rempel A. W. Stillman D. E. |
Habitability of High Latitude Martian Ground Ice, Revisited [#6224] |
9:00 a.m. |
Horgan B. * Anderson R. Dromart G. Amador E. Rice M. |
Possible Lacustrine Carbonates in Jezero Crater: Implications for Mars 2020 and Mars
Sample Return [#6443] |
9:15 a.m. |
Hausrath E. M. * |
Interpreting Potentially Habitable Past Conditions Recorded in Minerals
on Mars [#6251] |
HABITABILITY OF MODERN AND ANCIENT MARS PANEL
9:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium
Times |
Presenter |
Presentation |
9:30 a.m. |
Webster C. |
INVITED |
9:37 a.m. |
Atreya S. |
Methane on Mars from MSL-Curiosity and ExoMars-Trace
Gas Orbiter: A Destructive Role of
Surface Oxidants? |
9:44 a.m. |
Moores J. |
A Diurnal Cycle in Near-Surface
Atmospheric Methane Concentration from Microseepage as Constrained by TLS and TGO |
9:51 a.m. |
Zahnle K. |
The Paradox of Mars Methane |
9:58 a.m. |
Viscardy S. |
Searching for the Most Probable
Source Locations of the Methane Detected by Curiosity and PFS in
Mid-June 2013 |
10:05 a.m. |
Novak R. |
Mapping Methane and Water During Northern Mid-Winter
and Mid-Summer on Mars |
10:12 a.m. |
|
DISCUSSION |
VOLATILES AND ATMOSPHERIC EVOLUTION
8:30 a.m. Ramo
Auditorium
Chairs: Patricio Becerra and Jeff Plaut
Times |
Authors (*Denotes Presenter) |
Abstract Title and Summary |
8:30 a.m. |
Buhler P. B. * Piqueux S. Ingersoll A. P. Ehlmann B. L. Hayne P. O. |
The Co-Evolution of Mars’ Atmosphere and Massive South Polar CO2
Ice Deposit [#6008] |
8:45 a.m. |
Warren A. O. * Kite E. S. Williams J.-P. Horgan B. |
Multi-Gyr History of Mars’ CO2-Dominated Atmosphere: New Data and a New Synthesis [#6112] |
9:00 a.m. |
Smith I. B. * |
Mars Polar, Ice, and Climate Science:
A Summary of Recent Work and Our Current State of Knowledge [#6306] |
9:15 a.m. |
Wernicke L. J. * Jakosky B. M. |
The History of Water on Mars:
Hydrated Minerals as a Water Sink in the Martian Crust [#6065] |
9:30 a.m. |
Mahaffy P. R. * Franz H. B. Webster C. R. Malespin C. Atreya S. K. Schwenzer S. P. Stern J. C. Pavlov A. A. Martin P. E. Farley K. A. Navarro-Gonzalez R. |
Atmospheric History and Surface Redox Processes Inferred from MSL and
Maven Isotope Ratios [#6047] |
9:45 a.m. |
Nerozzi S. *
Holt J. W.
Forget F.
Spiga A. Millour E. |
Reconstructing the Climate-Driven Evolution of Planum Boreum with
Sounding Radar, Visible Imagery and General Circulation Models [#6433] |
10:00 a.m. |
Plaut J. J. * |
Radar Sounding of the Polar Terrains of Mars: Past And Prologue [#6248] |
10:15 a.m. |
Becerra P. *
Sori M. M.
Thomas N.
Pommerol A.
Sutton S. S.
Tulyakov S.
Simioni E.
Cremonese G. |
Timescales of the Climate Record in the Martian South Polar
Layered Deposits [#6273] |
POSTER SESSION:
GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF GALE
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Institute Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Christian J. R. Arvidson R. E. Powell K. E. |
Advanced CRISM Processing Results and Implications for Curiosity’s
Traverses on Mount Sharp [#6205] |
Trigler T. E. Buz J. Edwards C. S. Rice M. M. Starr M. Seeger C. |
Using Multispectral Imagery of Float Rocks to Predict Upcoming
Stratigraphy at Gale Crater [#6114] |
Bryk A. B. Dietrich W. E. Lamb M. P. Grotzinger J. P. Vasavada A. R. Stack K. M. Arvidson R. Fedo C. M. Fox V. K. Gupta S. Wiens R. C. Williams R. M. E. Kronyak R. E. Lewis K. W. Rubin D. M. Rapin W. N. Le Deit L. Le Mouélic S. Edgett K. S. Fraeman A. A. Banham S. G. Huges M. N. Kah K. C. |
What was the Original Extent of the Greenheugh Pediment and Gediz
Vallis Ridge Deposits in Gale Crater, Mars? [#6296] |
Gasnault O. Pinet P. Wiens R. C. Dehouck E. Gasda P. Forni O. Lasue J. Stack K. Maurice S. Fabre C. |
Targeting and Classifying Drill Holes on Mars with ChemCam [#6199] |
Thompson L. M. Berger J. A. Boyd N. I. Gellert R. O’Connell-Cooper C. Schmidt M. E. Spray J. G. Yen A. S. |
APXS-Derived Compositions at Gale Crater and Beyond: Implications for the History of Gale Crater
and the Martian Crust [#6304] |
Berger J. A. Gellert R. King P. L. Ming D. W. O’Connell-Cooper C. D. Schmidt M. E. Spray J. G. Thompson L. M. VanBommel S. J. V. Yen A. S. |
Phosphorus Results from the APXS in Gale Crater: Occurrence and Evidence of In
Situ Mobility [#6336] |
L’Haridon J. Mangold N. Wiens R. C. Cousin A. David G. Johnson J. R. Fraeman A. Rapin W. Frydenvang J. Dehouck E. Schwenzer S. Gasda P. Lanza N. Bridges J. Horgan B. House C. Meslin P.-Y. Salvatore M. Gasnault O. Maurice S. |
Iron-Rich Diagenetic Features Analysed In the Murray Formation at Gale
Crater, Mars, Using Chemcam Onboard the Curiosity Rover [#6079] |
Baker A. M. Ganter G. E. Nellessen M. A. Newsom H. E. Jackson R. S. Nachon M. Rivera-Hernandez F. Williams J. Wiens R. C. Frydenvang J. Gasda P. Lanza N. Ollila A. Clegg S. Gasnault O. Maurice S. Meslin P.-Y. Cousin A. Rapin W. Lasue J. Forni O. L’Haridon J. Blaney D. Payre V. Mangold N. LeDeit L. Anderson R. |
Analysis of Calcium Sulfate-Cemented Sandstones and Veins Along the MSL
Traverse, Gale Crater, Mars [#6241] |
Jackson R. S. Ollila A. M. Nellessen M. A. Baker A. M. Wiens R. C. Forni O. Reyes-Newell A. L. Mangold N. Cousin A. Frydenvang J. Clegg S. Newsom H. E. |
Strontium in Ca-Sulfate Veins and Cements at Gale Crater, Mars [#6315] |
Comellas J. M. Newsom H. E. Scuderi L. A. Gallegos Z. E. Wiens R. C. Bridges J. C. Banham S. Seeger T. |
Sedimentary Structure and Morphology of the Ireson Hill Deposit, Gale
Crater, Mars [#6442] |
Forni O. Meslin P.-Y. Cousin A. Clegg S. M. Mangold N. Le Deit L. Gasnault O. David G. Nachon M. Blaney D. Newson H. Maurice S. Wiens R. C. Gaft M. |
Fluorine on Mars: Seven Years of
Detection with ChemCam On-Board MSL [#6095] |
David G. Cousin A. Forni O. Meslin P. Y. Mangold N. L’Haridon J. Dehouck E. Lanza N. L. Fraeman A. A. Ollila A. M. Newell A. R. Gasnault O. Wiens R. C. Rapin W. Maurice S. Salvatore M. |
Hematite Mineral Grains Observed by ChemCam Across the Vera Rubin Ridge
Sedimentary Rocks at Gale Crater, Mars [#6238] |
Dehouck E. Cousin A. Mangold N. Frydenvang J. Lasue J. Meslin P.-Y. Gasnault O. Fox V. K. Bennett K. A. Maurice S. Wiens R. C. |
MSL/ChemCam at Glen Torridon:
Geochemistry of the Orbitally-Identified Clay-Bearing Unit of
Gale Crater [#6125] |
McAdam A. C. Sutter B. Archer P. D. Franz H. B. Eigenbrode J. L. Stern J. C. Knudson C. A. Lewis J. M. T. Wong G. M. Andrejkovicova S. Hogancamp J. V. Achilles C. N. Ming D. W. Morris R. V. Bristow T. F. Rampe E. B. Navarro-Gonzalez R. Johnson S. S. Williams A. J. Mahaffy P. R. |
Constraints on the Chemistry and Mineralogy of the Clay-Bearing Unit
from Sample Analysis at Mars Evolved Gas Analyses [#6131] |
Smith R. J. Dehouck E. McLennan S. |
Amorphous Component Compositional Ranges in Gale Crater, Mars [#6324] |
Herkenhoff K. E. Yingst R. A. Johnson J. R. |
Measuring Dust Contamination of the Mars Science Laboratory MAHLI
Calibration Target using Red/Blue Color Ratios [#6101] |
POSTER SESSION: SIGNS
OF PAST WATER FLOW – OVER LAND AND IN THE GROUND
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Institute Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Baum M. M. Wordsworth R. D. |
Modeling Groundwater Flow to Gale in a Warming Climate [#6187] |
Sheppard R Y. Milliken R. E. Itoh Y. Parente M. |
Mineral Stratigraphy Around Mt. Sharp Suggests Aqueous Processes
Affected the Entire Mound: Directions
for Upcoming Rover Observations from Orbital Data [#6289] |
Rapin W. Ehlmann B. L. Dromart G. Schieber J. Le Deit L. Stack K. Le Mouélic S. Fox V. Fischer W. W. Clark B. Kah L. Mangold N. Wiens R. C. Thompson L. Gabriel T. S. J. Hardgrove C. Vasavada A. Edgett K. S. Reyes-Newell A. L. |
Diversity of Sulfate-Bearing Sedimentary Rocks and Paleoenvironments at
Gale Crater [#6161] |
Lamm S. N. Salvatore M. R. Horgan B. Chan M. A. |
Constraining the Role of Diagenesis in Vera
Rubin Ridge of Gale Crater, Mars:
Insights from a Terrestrial Analog Sedimentary Environment [#6370] |
Pondrelli M. Rossi A. P. Le Deit L. Schmidt G. Pozzobon R. Hauber E. Salese F. |
Groundwater Control on the Sulfate-Bearing Layered Deposits of Kotido
Crater, Mars [#6037] |
Angles A. |
The Qaidam Basin in North Tibet, a Martian Analogue. Applications for
Landing Sites of Mars Missions [#6209] |
Scuderi L. A. Nagle-McNaughton T. Newsom H. E. Williams J. Gallegos Z. E. |
Evidence for Resurfacing and Subsequent Groundwater Seepage Peace
Vallis Channel, Gale Crater, Mars [#6285] |
Gallegos Z. G. Newsom H. E. Scuderi L. A. Wiens R. C. Grant J. A. Gasnault O. Le Mouélic S. Johnstone S. E. Escarcega K. Edge E. |
Formation and Evolution of the Multi-Stage Peace Vallis Alluvial Fan
System, Gale Crater, Mars [#6419] |
Newsom H. E. Scuderi L. A. Gallegos Z. E. Nagle-McNaughton T. P. Tornabene L. L. Calef III F. J. Schmidt M. E. Churchill J. Wiens R. C. Grant J. A. Palucis M. C. |
Southern Watershed and Fluvial History of the Peace Vallis Fan System,
Gale Crater, Mars [#6119] |
Salvatore M. R. Goudge T. A. Bramble M. S. Liu Y. Edwards C. S. |
The Composition and Thermophysical Character of Jezero Crater and its
Surrounding Watershed [#6264] |
Cowart J. C. Rogers A. D. |
The Role of Fluvial Processes in Highlands Clastic
Bedrock Formation [#6130] |
Stucky de Quay G. Kite E. Mayer D. |
Alluvial Fan and Source Channel Systems on Mars: Fluvial Timescales and Ancient Climate [#6452] |
Zigo H. F. Edwards C. S. Salvatore M. R. |
An Ancient Inverted Valley Network Preserved by Olivine-Rich
Volcanic Infill [#6295] |
Moore J. M. Howard A. D. Wilson S. P. Morgan A. M. |
Terrain-Conforming Light-Toned Mantles in the Hellas Basin
Region, Mars [#6021] |
Weintraub A. R. Edwards C. S. |
Determining the Uniqueness of Licus Vallis Through Regional and Local
Geologic Mapping [#6425] |
POSTER SESSION:
ANCIENT CLIMATE
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Bultel B. Viennet J.-C. Poulet F. Carter J. Werner S. C. Krzesińska A. M. |
New Insights into Noachian Climates Thanks to Carbonate Finding in
Martian Weathering Profiles? [#6154] |
Ruff S. W. Hamilton V. E. Rogers A. D. Edwards C. S. Horgan B. Niles P. B. |
On the Trail of Martian Carbonates [#6366] |
Viennet J.-C. Bultel B. Werner S. C. |
Experimental Investigation of the Martian Weathering Profiles Argue for
a Dense Noachian CO2 Atmosphere [#6200] |
Steakley K. E. Kahre M. A. Haberle R. M. Zahnle K. J. |
Testing Early Mars Impact Delivery of Reducing Greenhouse Gases with
the NASA Ames Mars Global Climate Model [#6151] |
Boatwright B. D. Head J. W. |
Mars Before the Valley Networks:
Outstanding Questions on Noachian Crater Degradation and
Early Climate [#6096] |
Thomas T. B. Hu R. |
Evolution History of the Isotopic Composition of Nitrogen in the
Martian Atmosphere [#6314] |
Tarnas J. D. Mustard J. F. Sherwood Lollar B. Cannon K. M. Palumbo A. M. Plesa A.-C. Bramble M. S. |
Mars Could have been Warmed by Eccentricity Variations or a Subsurface Biosphere [#6345] |
Scudder N. A. Horgan B. Rutledge A. Rampe E. B. Smith R. J. Graly J. |
Mineralogical Signatures of Cold and Icy Climates on Ancient and
Modern Mars [#6437] |
Hill J. R. Christensen P. R. |
New Constraints on the Formation Ages of the Chloride-Bearing Deposits
in the Martian Southern Hemisphere [#6115] |
Holo S. J. Kite E. S. Robbins S. J. |
Mars Obliquity Through Deep Time:
New Constraints from the Bombardment Compass [#6091] |
Banham S. G. Gupta S. Rubin D. M. Edgett K. S. Van Beek J. Watkins J. A. Edgar L. A. Fedo C. M. Stack K. M. Vasavada A. R. |
A Rock Record of Complex Hesperian Aeolian Bedforms in Gale
Crater, Mars [#6122] |
Miura Y. Kato T. |
Martian World between the Moon and Earth: EARTH:
Imcomplete Global System [#6444] |
POSTER SESSION:
HABITABILITY AND BIOSIGNATURES
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Auditorium Patio
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Chaouche N. Stalport F. Cottin H. Audoux T. Rouquette L. Lasne J. Szopa C. Coll P. |
Studying the Evolution of Nucleobases in Mars-Like Conditions: Impacts of Perchlorates on Uracil and
Cytosine Under Ultra-Violet Irradiation [#6080] |
Williams J. W. Nagle-McNaughton T. P. Newsom H. E. Gallegos Z. E. Wilkie H. A. Martinez D. C. Scuderi L. A. |
Remote Sensing Techniques to Investigate Potential Recent Exposure on
Mars for High Biosignature Preservation Potential [#6413] |
Ruiz-Galende P. Siljeström S. Torre-Fdez I. Castro K. Arana G. Madariaga J. M. |
Spectroscopic Analysis of Organic Molecules in Martian
Analogue Samples [#6182] |
Guzman M. Szopa C. Freissinet C. Buch A. Fornaro T. Goesmann F. |
Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry Detection of Diagnostic Features
of Molecular Bioindicators Adsorbed on Minerals Relevant to ExoMars’s
MOMA Instrument [#6167] |
Nellessen M. A. Crossey L. Peterson E. Gasda P. J. Lanza N. Yeager C. Parsons B. Labouriau A. Wiens R. C. Clegg S. Das D. |
Boron Adsorption in Clay Minerals:
Implications for Martian Groundwater Chemistry and
Prebiotic Processes [#6353] |
Gloesener E. Karatekin Ö. Dehant V. |
Stability of Clathrate Hydrates at Low Latitude on Mars [#6170] |
Luo Y. Mischna M. A. Yung Y. L. Kleinböhl A. Chen P. |
Localizing Putative Methane Sources on Mars from Spacecraft
Observations and Back-Trajectory Modeling Techniques [#6057] |
Viscardy S. Daerden F. Neary L. Giuranna M. Etiope G. Oehler D. |
Searching for the Most Probable Source Locations of the Methane
Detected by Curiosity and PFS in Mid-June 2013 [#6162] |
Moores J. E. King P. L. Smith C. L. Martinez G. M. Newman C. Guzewich S. Meslin P.-Y. Atreya S. Webster C. Mahaffy P. Schuerger A. C. |
A Diurnal Cycle in Near-Surface Atmospheric Methane Concentration from
Microseepage as Constrained by TLS and TGO [#6102] |
Novak R. E. Mumma M. J. Villanueva G. L. Faggi S. |
Mapping Methane and Water During Northern Mid-Winter and Mid-Summer
on Mars [#6346] |
Atreya S. K. Encrenaz T. Korablev O. Mahaffy P. R. Moores J. E. Vandaele A. C. Webster C. R. Meslin P. Navarro-Gonzalez R. |
Methane on Mars from MSL-Curiosity and ExoMars-Trace Gas Orbiter: A Destructive Role of
Surface Oxidants? [#6067] |
Meslin P.-Y. Weinmann J. Moores J. Smith C. L. Forget F. Millour E. Gough R. Atreya S. Webster C. Mahaffy P. |
Implications of a Strong Adsorption Process on the Variability of
Methane in the Martian Atmosphere [#6401] |
Zahnle K. J. Catling D. C. |
The Paradox of Mars Methane [#6132] |
POSTER SESSION: ICE
AND FROST
10:30 a.m. Beckman
Mall Tent
Authors |
Abstract Title and Summary |
Landis M. E. McEwen A. S. Daubar I. J. Hayne P. O. Byrne S. Dundas C. M. Sutton S. S. Britton A. Herkenhoff K. E. |
Mars’ Polar Layered Deposits Geology and History as Revealed by
Impact Craters [#6335] |
Emmett J. A. Murphy J. R. Kahre M. A. |
Quantifying Net Annual Polar Deposition Rates of Water Ice and Dust on
Mars at Various Obliquities with the Ames Mars General Circulation Model [#6144] |
Khayat A. SJ. Smith M. D. Guzewich S. D. |
Understanding the Water Cycle Above the North Polar Cap on Mars Using
MRO CRISM Retrievals of Water Vapor [#6290] |
Pascuzzo A. C. Condus T. Mustard J. F. Arvidson R. E. |
The Effects of Ice and Dust Aerosols, and
Surface Scattering on the Interpretation of the Martian North Polar Ice Cap
Surface Characteristics Using CRISM VNIR-SWIR Data [#6380] |
Bapst J. Byrne S. Bandfield J. L. Hayne P. O. Piqueux S. |
Thermophysical Evidence for Recent Accumulation and Ablation of Water
Ice at the North Pole of Mars [#6328] |
Wilcoski A. X. Hayne P. O. |
Modeling Surface Texture Formation of the Martian North Polar
Residual Cap [#6129] |
Angell P. Christensen P. R. |
Comparison of Seasonal Temperature Variations, Albedo Variations, and
Sublimation Activity for CO2 ice and H2O Ice Near the
Martian South Pole [#6168] |
Cesar C. Pommerol A. Thomas N. Becerra P. Hansen C. J. Portyankina G. Cremonese G. |
Polar Spots on Mars Observed with the Colour and Stereo Surface Imaging
System (CaSSIS) [#6253] |
Portyankina G. Aye K.-M. Schwamb M. E. Hansen C. J. Michaels T. |
Planet Four Pursuit of Studying Seasonal Activity and Spring Atmosphere
with Citizen Science [#6158] |
Urata R. A. Kahre M. A. Wilson R. J. |
Seasonal CO2 Cap Retreat in the NASA Ames Mars Global
Climate Model [#6311] |
Widmer J. M. Diniega S. |
Constraining Environmental Conditions for Dune-Alcove Formation in the
Northern Mid-Latitude Region of Mars [#6147] |
Voelker M. Hauber E. Cardesín-Moinelo A. Martin P. |
Quantifying the Latitudinal Distribution of Volatile-Related Landforms
on Mars’ Southern Hemisphere, Terra Cimmeria [#6060] |
Rice J. W. Jr. Farrand W. H. |
Fire and Ice: Volcanic Domes and
Remnant Ice in Western Arcadia Planitia [#6189] |
Harrison T. N. Stuurman C. M. |
Distribution of Scalloped Depressions in Western Utopia Planitia and
Implications for Their Formation [#6432] |
Sejourne A. Costard F. Losiak A. Swirad Z. M. Smith I. Balme M. R. Conway S. J. Gallagher C. Hauber E. Johnsson A. E. Orgel C. Rasmdale J. D. Reiss D. Skinner J. A. Jr. Van Gasselt S. |
Constraining the Ice-Content and Timing of Deposition of Ice-Rich Deposits in |