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Home Team Dates/Schedule Publications
2010 Workshop || 2011 Workshop
Results of the Workshop 29. March to 01. April 2010
The team spent much time discussing possible science requirements for the Phobos Grunt missions as well as a list of things to be accomplished with existing data before the launch of Phobos Grunt. A table was established containing names of key persons and teams who could accomplish these tasks. [PhobosScienceRequirements.pdf]
During this workshop the team also discussed the preparation of a Phobos book. Team members agreed to a prelimary table of contens. [PhobosBookChapters.pdf]
Images of the meeting can be found here:
Monday, March 29
Session 1: 11:00 - 12:30 Introduction
Session 2: 14:00 - 17:00 Phobos Surface Photometry and Geology
Tuesday, March 30
Session 3: 9:30 - 12:00 Astrometric data and orbit models
Session 4: 13:30 - 17:00 Spacecraft Tracking and Mass Determination
Session 5: 15:30 - 17:30 Phobos Geodesy and Cartography
Wednesday, March 31
Session 6: 9:30 - 12:00 Phobos Interior
Session 7: 13:30 - 17:00 The Phobos Grunt Mission
Thursday, April 1
Session 8: 9:30 - 12:00 Previous Phobos Missions and Lessons Learned
Home Team Dates/Schedule Publications
2010 Workshop || 2011 Workshop
Results of the Workshop 29. March to 01. April 2010
The team spent much time discussing possible science requirements for the Phobos Grunt missions as well as a list of things to be accomplished with existing data before the launch of Phobos Grunt. A table was established containing names of key persons and teams who could accomplish these tasks. [PhobosScienceRequirements.pdf]
During this workshop the team also discussed the preparation of a Phobos book. Team members agreed to a prelimary table of contens. [PhobosBookChapters.pdf]
Images of the meeting can be found here:
Monday, March 29
Session 1: 11:00 - 12:30 Introduction
| Welcome |
ISSI Representative |
| Introduction to the
Workshop |
J. Oberst |
| Context: Summary of previous
Phobos workshops at Ames |
A. Ball |
| History
of
Phobos
Observations
-
From
Discovery
to
the
Beginning
of
the
Space
Age |
W. Thuillot |
Session 2: 14:00 - 17:00 Phobos Surface Photometry and Geology
| Phobos surface
colors and
implications |
C. Pieters |
| Surface
regolith,
grooves,
and
ages |
J. Murray |
| Phobos
and Deimos colors from
MPF and MRO |
N. Thomas |
| Phobos geochemistry:
Meteoritical and sample analysis perspective |
A. Ball |
Tuesday, March 30
Session 3: 9:30 - 12:00 Astrometric data and orbit models
| The JPL Solar System
ephemerides
development project |
R. Jacobson |
| Historic
astrometric
observations and secular modelling |
V. Lainey |
| Summary
of
MEX
astrometric
observations |
K. Willner |
| MRO astrometric
observations of
Phobos and Deimos |
R. Jacobson |
| Martian Satellite
Ephemerides |
R. Jacobson |
Session 4: 13:30 - 17:00 Spacecraft Tracking and Mass Determination
| Instrumentation and
radio
science techniques |
T. Andert |
| Precise orbit
determination of
MEX and applications |
P. Rosenblatt |
| The gravity signature of Phobos
from the March 3 flyby |
M. Pätzold |
Session 5: 15:30 - 17:30 Phobos Geodesy and Cartography
Wednesday, March 31
Session 6: 9:30 - 12:00 Phobos Interior
| How to predict
gravity fields
from a shape model |
X. Shi |
| Relationships
between
shape
models
and
librations |
K. Willner |
| Phobos interior and origin from
geodetic observations |
P. Rosenblatt |
| Modeling of the Interior
Structure of Phobos |
A. Rivoldini |
Session 7: 13:30 - 17:00 The Phobos Grunt Mission
| The Phobos
Grunt Mission |
A. Zakharov |
| Plans for
Phobos Grunt mapping |
K. Shingareva |
| Some aspects concerning
the geodesy support |
A. Lobanov |
Thursday, April 1
Session 8: 9:30 - 12:00 Previous Phobos Missions and Lessons Learned
| Phobos 1 / 2 missions |
A. Ball |
| Aladdin - Proposed
Phobos Sample
Return |
C. Pieters |
| Workshop Summary |
J. Oberst |
| Plans for Phobos Grunt workshop
at IKI |
A. Zakharov |