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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
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Workshops
The first of three workshops that focus on the topic of the Martian moons took place between 29. March 2010 and 1. April 2010.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 |