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PS01 PS02 PS03-09-14 PS04-08 PS05 PS07 PS10 PS11 PS12 PS13

PS01 / Cosmic Dust: Its Formation and Evolution
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS01-A001	Numerical Simulations of Collisions between Different-sized Dust Aggregates	Koji WADA¹, Hidekazu TANAKA², Toru SUYAMA³, Hiroshi KIMURA⁴, Tetsuo YAMAMOTO² ¹ Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan ² Hokkaido University, Japan ³ Niigata Science Museum, Japan ⁴ Center for Planetary Science, Japan
PS01-A002	Envisaged Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry of Cometary Grains in the Vicinity of a Comet	Martin HILCHENBACH¹ ¹ Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS01-A004	The Porosity and Composition of Dust in Different Cosmic Environments Studied Through Its Spectral Dependence of Polarization.	Ludmilla KOLOKOLOVA¹, Hiroshi KIMURA² ¹ University of Maryland, United States ² Center for Planetary Science, Japan
PS01-A005	Study of Polarization Properties of Comet Halley Using a Mixture of Compact And Aggregate Particles	Himadri SEKHAR DAS¹ ¹ Assam University, India
PS01-A006	Carbonaceous Solids as a Component of Interstellar Dust	Sun KWOK¹ ¹ The University of Hong Kong, China
PS01-A008	Determining the Dust Property with the X-ray Scattering Halo	Zhixing LING¹, Shuang Nan ZHANG² ¹ Tsinghua University, China ² Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
PS01-A009	Three-Dimensional Shapes of Cosmic Spherules: Deformation of Dust Particles Molten in the Earth Atmosphere	Masao DOI¹, Taishi NAKAMOTO¹, Tomoki NAKAMURA², Yuji YAMAUCHI² ¹ Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan ² Kyushu University, Japan
PS01-A010	Future Observation of Circumlunar Dust Particles by Lunar Dust Monitor Onbord the Orbiter of the Next Japanese Lunar Mission	Masanori KOBAYASHI¹, Hideo OHASHI², Sho SASAKI³, Hiromi SHIBATA⁴, Takeo IWAI1⁵, Masayuki FUJII⁶, Nogami KEN-ICHI⁷, Hiroshi KIMURA⁸, Maki NAKAMURA⁵, Takayuki HIRAI² ¹ Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan ² Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Japan ³ National Astronomical Observatory, Japan ⁴ Kyoto University, Japan ⁵ University of Tokyo, Japan ⁶ Waseda University, Japan ⁷ Dokkyo Medical University, Japan ⁸ Center for Planetary Science, Japan
PS01-A011	Modeling Cometary Dust as a Mixture of Compact and Aggregate Particles: An Application to Comet Levy 1990XX	Abinash SUKLABAIDYA¹, Dipankar PAUL¹, Sujit Ranjan DAS¹, Himadri SEKHAR DAS¹, Asoke SEN¹ ¹ Assam University, India
PS01-A012	Modeling the Polarization Properties of Comet Levy 1990XX Using a Mixture of Aggregates	Dipankar PAUL¹, Abinash SUKLABAIDYA¹, Sujit Ranjan DAS¹, Himadri SEKHAR DAS¹, Asoke SEN¹ ¹ Assam University, India
PS01-A013	Spatial Distribution of Dusts in the Circumstellar Shell of R Cas	Aki TAKIGAWA¹, Takashi MIYATA¹, Shogo TACHIBANA¹, Hiroko NAGAHARA¹ ¹ University of Tokyo, Japan
PS01-A014	Imaging Polarimetry of Disks around Herbig Ae Stars	Misato FUKAGAWA¹, Hiroshi SHIBAI², Jun HASHIMOTO³, John WISNIEWSKI⁴, Yoshiko OKAMOTO⁵, Carol GRADY⁶, Munetake MOMOSE⁵, Tomoyuki KUDO⁷, Klaus HODAPP⁸, Motohide TAMURA⁹ ¹ Nagoya University, Japan ² Osaka University, Japan ³ Graduate University of Advanced Science, Japan ⁴ University of Washington, United States ⁵ Ibaraki University, Japan ⁶ Eureka Scientific, United States ⁷ NAOJ, Japan ⁸ University of Hawaii, United States ⁹ National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan
PS01-A016	Spitzer Observations of Dust from 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko	Jessica AGARWAL¹, Eberhard GRUEN², Rene LAUREIJS¹, William REACH³, John STANSBERRY⁴, Mark SYKES⁵ ¹ ESA/ESTEC, Netherlands ² Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics, Germany ³ Caltech, United States ⁴ Steward Observatory, United States ⁵ Planetary Science Institute, United States
PS01-A017	Light Scattering by Powdered Meteorites as Asteroidal Analogs and Interplanetary Dust Components	Edith HADAMCIK¹, Jean-Baptiste RENARD², Jeremie LASUE³, Anny-Chantal LEVASSEUR-REGOURD¹ ¹ University Paris 6, France ² LPCE/CNRS, France ³ LPI, United States
PS01-A018	Experimental Study on Reaction Kinetics in the Systems of Mg-Si-O-H and Fe-S-H	Shogo TACHIBANA¹, Hiroko NAGAHARA¹, Kazuhito OZAWA¹, Hisayoshi CHIBA¹ ¹ University of Tokyo, Japan
PS01-A019	Comparison of the Mineralogy of Comet Wild 2 Coma Grains to Other Astromaterials	Michael ZOLENSKY¹, David FRANK² ¹ NASA Johnson Space Center, United States ² ESCG Jacobs, United States
PS01-A020	Circular Polarimetry of the Orion Nebula by SIRPOL	Tsubasa FUKUE¹, Motohide TAMURA¹, Ryo KANDORI¹, Nobuhiko KUSAKABE¹, James HOUGH², Phil LUCAS², Jeremy BAILEY³, Douglas WHITTET⁴, Yasushi NAKAJIMA¹, Jun HASHIMOTO⁵, Tetsuya NAGATA⁶ ¹ National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan ² University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom ³ University of New South Wales, Australia ⁴ Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States ⁵ Graduate University of Advanced Science, Japan ⁶ Kyoto University, Japan
PS01-A021	Modelling of Laboratory Data of Bi-directional Reflectance of Regolith Surface Containing Alumina	Chinmoy BHATTACHARJEE¹, D DEB¹, Himadri SEKHAR DAS¹, Asoke SEN¹, Ranjan GUPTA² ¹ Assam University, India ² The Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics, India
PS01-A024	For Understanding of Fundamental Process of Chondrule Melt Crystallization	Hitoshi MIURA¹, E YOKOYAMA², K NAGASHIMA³, K TSUKAMOTO¹, A SRIVASTAVA¹ ¹ Tohoku University, Japan ² Gakushuin University, Japan ³ Osaka University, Japan
PS01-A025	Probing Cosmic Dust of the Early Universe through High-Redshift Gamma-Ray Bursts	Aigen LI¹ ¹ University of Missouri, United States
PS01-A027	Contaminations to the SFD Dust Extinction Map at High Galactic Latitudes from Galaxies Revealed with SDSS and WMAP	Shuang-Nan ZHANG¹, Jiang WANG² ¹ Chinese Academy of Sciences, China ² Tsinghua University, China
PS01-A028	Mid-IR Spectroscopy of Comets & Dusty Disks : Mineralogical and Elemental Clues to the Formation and Evolution of Solar Systems	Carey M. LISSE¹ ¹ Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United States
PS01-A029	Dust Growth in the Interstellar Medium Can Account for a Huge Amount of Dust in Z~6 QSOs	Akio INOUE¹ ¹ Osaka Sangyo University, Japan
PS01-A030	Meteoroids and Their Parent Bodies	Shinsuke ABE¹ ¹ National Central University, Taiwan
PS01-A031	Laboratory Studies on Gas-Phase Condensation and Spectral Properties of Subnanometer and Nanometer-Sized Carbonaceous Matter	Cornelia JAEGER¹, Mathias STEGLICH¹, Friedrich HUISKEN¹, Thomas HENNING² ¹ Friedrich Schiller University, Germany ² Max Planck Institute for Astronomy, Germany
PS01-A032	Aperture-Averaged and Imaging Polarimetry of Comets	Evgenij ZUBKO¹ ¹ University of Helsinki, Finland
PS01-A033	Laboratory Studies of Cosmic Dust: From Molecules to Grains	Farid SALAMA¹ ¹ NASA-Ames Research Center, United States
PS01-A034	Astronomical IR Emission Bands and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (Pahs)	Anju MAURYA¹, Shantanu RASTOGI¹ ¹ DDU Gorakhpur University, India
PS01-A035	Role Of Nanodiamond Dust Component In Far-UV Extinction	Rakesh RAI¹, Shantanu RASTOGI¹ ¹ DDU Gorakhpur University, India
PS01-A036	Interstellar Composite Grains	Deepak VAIDYA¹, Ranjan GUPTA² ¹ Indian Centre for Climate and Societal Impacts Research, India ² The Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics, India

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PS02 / Plasma Processes in the Solar System
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS02-A001	Ion Dynamics During Magnetospheric Compression at Mercury	Dominique DELCOURT¹, Thomas E. MOORE², Mei-Ching H. FOK² ¹ Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas, France, Metropolitan ² NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States
PS02-A002	Mars and Venus Solar Wind Interactions – Role of the Solar Cycle	Janet LUHMANN¹, D. ULUSEN¹, T. MCENULTY¹, Dave BRAIN¹, Y.J. MA¹, H.Y. WEI¹, Chris RUSSELL¹, Robert STRANGEWAY¹, A. FEDOROV², Stas BARABASH³, Tielong ZHANG⁴, Eduard DUBININ⁵, Thomas E. CRAVENS⁶, A. NAGY⁷, B. JAKOSKY⁸ ¹ University of California, United States ² Centre d'Etude Spatiale des Rayonnements, France ³ Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden ⁴ Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria ⁵ Max-Planck-Insitute for solar System Research, Germany ⁶ University of Kansas, United States ⁷ University of Michigan, United States ⁸ Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, United States
PS02-A003	Solar Wind Impact on Saturn’s Magnetosphere	Bertalan ZIEGER¹, Kenneth HANSEN², Tamas GOMBOSI², Darren DE ZEEUW² ¹ Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria ² University of Michigan, United States
PS02-A005	Explosive Energy Dissipation in the Environment of Magnetized Planets	J.-A. SAUVAUD¹, Nicolas ANDRE¹ ¹ Centre d'Etude Spatiale des Rayonnements, France
PS02-A006	MHD Modeling of the Structures and Dynamics of Mercury’s Magnetosphere during the MESSENGER Flybys	Mehdi BENNA¹, Brian ANDERSON², Daniel BAKER³, Scott BOARDSEN¹, George GLOECKLER⁴, Robert GOLD², George HO², Haje KORTH², Stamatios KRIMIGIS², Ralph MCNUTT JR.², Jim RAINES⁴, William MCCLINTOCK³, Menelaos SARANTOS¹, David SCHRIVER⁵, James SLAVIN¹, Sean C. SOLOMON⁶, Pavel TRAVNICEK⁵, Thomas ZURBUCHEN⁴ ¹ NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States ² Johns Hopkins University, United States ³ University of Colorado, United States ⁴ University of Michigan, United States ⁵ University of California, United States ⁶ Carnegie Institution of Washington, United States
PS02-A007	The Role of the Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability for Mass Exchange at the Magnetopause: Mercury versus Earth	Naoki TERADA¹, Dominique DELCOURT², Kanako SEKI³, Masaki FUJIMOTO⁴, Tatsuki OGINO³, Yosuke MATSUMOTO³ ¹ Tohoku University, Japan ² Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas, France, Metropolitan ³ Nagoya University, Japan ⁴ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan
PS02-A008	Pickup Ion Observations at Solar System Bodies	Andrew COATES¹ ¹ University College London, United Kingdom
PS02-A009	Solar Wind and Kronian Plasma Interactions with Neutral Environments of Mars and Titan	Ronan MODOLO¹, Gerard CHANTEUR² ¹ UVSQ / LATMOS-IPSL, France ² LPP / Ecole Polytecnique, France
PS02-A010	Solar System X-rays from Plasma Processes	Carey M. LISSE¹, Anil BHARDWAJ², Konrad DENNERL³, Damian CHRISTIAN⁴, Scott WOLK⁵, D. BODEWITS⁶, Thomas ZURBUCHEN⁷ ¹ Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United States ² Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, India ³ MPE, Giessenbachstrasse, Germany ⁴ Queens University, Belfast, United Kingdom ⁵ Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, United States ⁶ KVI Atomic Physics, Netherlands ⁷ University of Michigan, United States
PS02-A011	Magnetospheric Circulation, Particle Precipitation and Exosphere Generation at Mercury	Stefano ORSINI¹, Anna MILILLO¹, Stefano MASSETTI¹, Alessandro MURA¹ ¹ Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario, INAF, Italy
PS02-A012	Variation Features of Jupiter's Hectometric Radiation in the Solar Quiet Period	Hiroaki MISAWA¹ ¹ Tohoku University, Japan
PS02-A013	Observation Plan of Magnetospheres of Outer Planets with the EXCEED Mission	Fuminori TSUCHIYA¹, Masato KAGITANI¹, Naoki TERADA¹, Ichiro YOSHIKAWA², Kazuo YOSHIOKA², Go MURAKAMI², Atsushi YAMAZAKI³, Yasumasa KASABA¹, Munetaka UENO³ ¹ Tohoku University, Japan ² University of Tokyo, Japan ³ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan
PS02-A015	Plasma Sources and Processes in Saturn's Magnetosphere	David T. YOUNG¹ ¹ Southwest Research Institute, United States

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PS03-09-14 / Laboratory Planetary Sciences, Ice, Tholins, and Astrobiology
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS03-09-14-A001	Astrobiology in the Saturn System: Observations and Laboratory Experiments	Francois RAULIN¹, Patrice COLL¹, Sandra RAMIREZ², Yves BÉNILAN³, Herve COTTIN⁴, Marie-Claire GAZEAU³ ¹ Universités Paris Diderot & Paris Est-Créteil, France ² Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos, Mexico ³ Universités Paris Est Créteil et Paris Diderot, France ⁴ Université Paris Est-Créteil, France
PS03-09-14-A002	Titan and Enceladus : Astrobiological Analogs with Earth	Athena COUSTENIS¹ ¹ Observatoire de Paris, France
PS03-09-14-A003	Astrobiology Classes at Elementary Schools in Japan	Takenori TOYOTA¹, Satoshi KASAHARA², Norio NARITA³, Tatsuya HIRASAWA¹, Maki MURAYAMA-WATANABE⁴, Noriko HOMMA¹, Chie KODERA¹, Hiroaki FUJIMORI-SAKUMA⁵, Daisuke SHICHI⁶, Yumiko KATSU-KIMURA⁷ ¹ The University of Tokyo, Japan ² Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan ³ National Astronomical Observatory, Japan ⁴ Rikkyo University, Japan ⁵ National Cancer Center Reserch Institute, Japan ⁶ Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan ⁷ Ochanomizu University, Japan
PS03-09-14-A004	Search for Subsurface Oceans of Astrobiological Potential in the Outer Solar System Satellites Using Magnetic Data	Krishan KHURANA¹ ¹ UCLA, United States
PS03-09-14-A005	Observations of Ices around Extragalactic Young Stellar Objects	Takashi SHIMONISHI¹, Takashi ONAKA¹, Daisuke KATO¹, Itsuki SAKON¹, Yoshifusa ITA², Akiko KAWAMURA³, Hidehiro KANEDA³ ¹ University of Tokyo, Japan ² National Observatory of Japan, Japan ³ Nagoya University, Japan
PS03-09-14-A006	Prospects for P-bearing Molecules in Cometary Atmospheres	Daniel BOICE¹, Amaury DE ALMEIDA² ¹ Southwest Research Institute, United States ² USP-IAG, Brazil
PS03-09-14-A007	Laboratory Studies Towards Detectability of Astrobiologically Relevant Organics on Icy Surfaces	Murthy S. GUDIPATI¹, Irene LI¹, Antti LIGNELL¹, Ronen JACOVI¹, Rui YANG¹ ¹ Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States
PS03-09-14-A008	Calculations of Electron Impact Ionization Cross Sections for Molecular Targets: Ionospheric and Other Applications	Kamalnayan JOSHIPURA¹, Siddharth PANDYA¹, Bhushit VAISHNAV² ¹ Sardar Patel University, India ² Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS03-09-14-A010	Critical Evaluation of the Photoabsorption Cross Section of CO2 from 0.125 to 201.6 nm at Room Temperature	David L. HUESTIS¹, Joseph BERKOWITZ² ¹ Stanford Research Institute International, United States ² Argonne National Laboratory, United States
PS03-09-14-A012	High-pressure Phase Transition in Laboratory Synthesized Orthorhombic CuFe2s3: Mossbauer Studies Up to 7 GPa	Usha CHANDRA¹, Pooja SHARMA¹ ¹ University of Rajasthan, India
PS03-09-14-A015	Interstellar Dusts and their Laboratory Analog	Kinsuk ACHARYYA¹ ¹ S N Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, India
PS03-09-14-A016	Luminous Flashes Generated in Highvelocity Laboratory Impact Experiments	Masahisa YANAGISAWA¹, Yusuke ISHIGURE¹, Shinichiro TANAKA¹, Hiroki AOKI¹, Sunao HASEGAWA² ¹ University of Electro-Communications, Japan ² Institute of Space and Astronautical Science/JAXA, Japan
PS03-09-14-A017	Aerosol Formation in the Atmospheres of Titan and Venus	Mao-Chang LIANG¹, I-Chun TSAI², Jen-Ping CHEN² ¹ Academia Sinica, Taiwan ² National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PS03-09-14-A018	ELENA (Emitted Low-Energy Neutral Atoms) Instrument for Planetary Surface Investigation: Validation with Particle Beam at IFSI Laboratory	Elisabetta DE ANGELIS¹, Rosanna RISPOLI², Nello VERTOLLI², Stefano SELCI³, Roberto LEONI⁴, Andrea Maria DI LELLIS⁵, Stefano ORSINI¹, Anna MILILLO¹, Alessandro MURA¹, Francesco MATTIOLI⁴, Francesca BERTANI³, Sara CIBELLA⁴ ¹ Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario, INAF, Italy ² IFSI-INAF, Italy ³ ISC-CNR, Italy ⁴ IFN-CNR, Italy ⁵ AMDL, Italy
PS03-09-14-A020	Unexpected Large Branching Ratio for the b(1) state of N2	C. Y. Robert WU¹, Y. C. LIN², Jeniu LUO², Tai-Sone YIH², Hok-Sum FUNG³, Y. Y. LEE³ ¹ University of Southern California, United States ² National Central University, Taiwan ³ National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center, Taiwan
PS03-09-14-A021	Ice Photochemistry	C. Y. Robert WU¹, Jeniu LUO², Tai-Sone YIH², Bing-Ming CHENG³, Y.-J. CHEN² ¹ University of Southern California, United States ² National Central University, Taiwan ³ National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center, Taiwan
PS03-09-14-A023	SETUP Program: Presentation of New Laboratory Simulations of Titan’s Atmosphere and their Related Experimental and Theoretical Studies on Nitrogen Plasma and Methane Photolysis	Marie-Claire GAZEAU¹, Yves BÉNILAN¹, Emmanuel ARZOUMANIAN¹, EtTouhami ES-SEBBAR¹, Antoine JOLLY¹ ¹ Universités Paris Est Créteil et Paris Diderot, France
PS03-09-14-A025	Hygroscopicity of Early Earth Aerosol Analogs and Implications for Their Direct and Indirect Radiative Effects	Christa HASENKOPF¹, Miriam FREEDMAN¹, O. Brian TOON¹, Margaret TOLBERT¹ ¹ University of Colorado, United States
PS03-09-14-A026	Optical Properties of Titan and Early Earth Laboratory Analogs in the Mid-Visible	Christa HASENKOPF¹, Melinda BEAVER², Melissa TRAINER³, Miriam FREEDMAN¹, O. Brian TOON¹, Christopher MCKAY⁴, Margaret TOLBERT¹ ¹ University of Colorado, United States ² California Institute of Technology, United States ³ NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States ⁴ NASA Ames Research Center, United States
PS03-09-14-A027	Delivery of Complex Organic Compounds from Evolved Stars to the Solar System	Sun KWOK¹ ¹ The University of Hong Kong, China
PS03-09-14-A028	Reactivity of Laboratory Titan Tholins with Ice under Laser-Simulated Meteoritic Impact	Delphine NNA MVONDO¹, Bishun KHARE², Christopher MCKAY², Marta RUIZ-BERMEJO¹ ¹ Centro de Astrobiologia (CAB), Spain ² NASA Ames Research Center, United States
PS03-09-14-A031	Studying Titan’s Aerosols by Characterizing Laboratory Analogues Properties : Optical Properties of Tholins and Relevant Key Questions for Titan’s Environment	Patrice COLL¹, Sandra RAMIREZ², Olivier POCH¹, Arnaud BUCH³, Yves BÉNILAN⁴, Francois RAULIN¹ ¹ Universités Paris Diderot & Paris Est-Créteil, France ² Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos, Mexico ³ Ecole Centrale de Paris, France ⁴ Universités Paris Est Créteil et Paris Diderot, France
PS03-09-14-A032	Photochemistry and Spectroscopy of Organic Aerosols of Titan	Murthy S. GUDIPATI¹, Ronen JACOVI¹, Antti LIGNELL¹, Isabelle COURTIER² ¹ Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States ² Université de Provence, France
PS03-09-14-A033	Synthesis, Characterization and Photochemistry of Cyanopolyynes: Model for Photoreactivity of the Interstellar Medium	Isabelle COURTIER¹, Nathalie PIETRI¹, Murthy S. GUDIPATI² ¹ Université de Provence, France ² Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States

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PS04-08 / Outer Planets, Satellites, Rings, and Icy Dwarf Planets
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS04-08-A001	Formation of the Giant Planets and their Atmospheres: The Role of Entry probes	Sushil ATREYA¹, Scott BOLTON², Angioletta CORADINI³, Athena COUSTENIS⁴, Therese ENCRENAZ⁴, Tristan GUILLOT⁵, Paul MAHAFFY⁶, Hasso NIEMANN⁶, Tobias OWEN⁷ ¹ University of Michigan, United States ² Southwest Research Institute, United States ³ INAF, Italy ⁴ Observatoire de Paris, France ⁵ Observatoire de la Cote d’Azur, France ⁶ Goddard Space Flight Center, United States ⁷ University of Hawaii, United States
PS04-08-A002	Investigation of Mixing Ratio of Methane on Titan and Determination of the Possible Dissolved Ingredients in Methane Lake	Bishun KHARE¹, Seema JAGOTA¹, Craig BURKHARD¹, Scott MCPHEARSON¹, Christopher MCKAY¹ ¹ NASA Ames Research Center, United States
PS04-08-A003	Molecular Hydrogen in Titan's Atmosphere: Implications of the Measured Tropopsheric and Thermospheric Mole Fractions	Darrell STROBEL¹ ¹ Johns Hopkins University, United States
PS04-08-A004	Hydrocarbon Aerosols in Titan’s Troposphere	Ruth SIGNORELL¹ ¹ University of British Columbia, Canada
PS04-08-A005	Origin and Evolution of the Atmospheres of Titan, Triton, and Pluto: Role of Impact-Induced Vapor Cloud of Planetary Icy Materials	Takafumi MATSUI¹, Yasuhito SEKINE² ¹ Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan ² The University of Tokyo, Japan
PS04-08-A006	Thermochemical Kinetics of CO, NH3, and PH3 Transport Tracer Molecules in the Atmospheres of Solar System and Extrasolar Giant Planets	David L. HUESTIS¹, Gregory SMITH¹, Donald HILDENBRAND¹ ¹ Stanford Research Institute International, United States
PS04-08-A008	Processes of Neutral Winds in the Jovian Thermosphere	Tariq MAJEED¹, Stephan W BOUGHER², J. Hunter WAITE, JR.³, Randy GLADSTONE³, Jean-Yves CHAUFRAY⁴ ¹ American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates ² University of Michigan, United States ³ Southwest Research Institute, United States ⁴ Laboratoire de Meteorologie, France
PS04-08-A009	Titan's Atmospheric Composition	Athena COUSTENIS¹, Georgios BAMPASIDIS², Richard ACHTERBERG³, Conor NIXON³, Donald JENNINGS⁴, Panayotis LAVVAS⁵, Sandrine VINATIER¹, Ronald CARLSON⁶, Michael FLASAR⁴ ¹ Observatoire de Paris, France ² National & Kapodistrian Univ. of Athens, Greece ³ Univ. Maryland, United States ⁴ NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, United States ⁵ Univ. of Arizona, United States ⁶ The Catholic Univ. of America, United States
PS04-08-A010	From Observational Spectroscopic Studies to Experimental and Theoretical Simulations of Titan's Organic Chemistry	Yves BÉNILAN¹, Emmanuel ARZOUMANIAN¹, Marie-Claire GAZEAU¹, Touhami ES-SEBBAR², Antoine JOLLY¹, Nicolas FRAY², Francois RAULIN³, Martin SCHWELL², Jean-Claude GUILLEMIN⁴ ¹ Universités Paris Est Créteil et Paris Diderot, France ² Université Paris Est Crtéteil, France ³ Universités Paris Diderot & Paris Est-Créteil, France ⁴ Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Rennes, France
PS04-08-A011	Comparison of High-resolution 3-micron Spectra of Jupiter, Saturn, and Titan	Sang Joon KIM¹ ¹ Kyung Hee University, South Korea
PS04-08-A013	Titan's Upper Atmosphere and Plasma Heating Effects	Wing-Huen IP¹ ¹ National Central University, Taiwan
PS04-08-A015	Atmospheric Sputtering Model in the Titan Environment	Giovanna RINALDI¹, Alessandro MURA¹, Stefano ORSINI¹, Valeria MANGANO¹, Anna MILILLO¹ ¹ Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario, INAF, Italy
PS04-08-A017	First Results on Outer Planets Observations with Herschel	Paul HARTOGH¹, Jacques CROVISIER², Emmanuel LELLOUCH² ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² LESIA, Observatoire de Paris, France
PS04-08-A018	Sputtering of Europa by Solar Coronal Continuum X-ray Photons and Jovian Magnetospheric Charged Particles	K. B. SMART¹ ¹ Organization for Earth and Planetary Informatics, India
PS04-08-A019	An Analysis on Unidentified Spectral Features Appeared in Two-micron Spectra of Titan	Chae Kyung SIM¹, Laurence TRAFTON², Tom GEBALLE³, Regis COURTIN⁴, Sang Joon KIM¹ ¹ Kyung Hee University, South Korea ² University of Texas at Austin, United States ³ Gemini Observatory, United States ⁴ CNRS-Observatoire de Paris, France
PS04-08-A020	Seasonal Changes in Thermophysical Properties of Saturn’s Rings from 1995 - 2009	Padma YANAMANDRA-FISHER¹, Ryuji MORISHIMA², Thomas MOMARY³ ¹ Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States ² LASP/Univeristy of Colorado, United States ³ NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States
PS04-08-A021	Impact of Coherent Backscattering on the Near-infrared Spectra of Icy Bodies and Rings	Ludmilla KOLOKOLOVA¹, Bonnie BURATTI², Victor TISHKOVETS³ ¹ University of Maryland, United States ² Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States ³ Institute of Radioastronomy, Ukraine
PS04-08-A022	Giant Impacts in the Saturnian System: Origin of Variety in Mid-Sized Satellites	Yasuhito SEKINE¹, Hidenori GENDA¹ ¹ The University of Tokyo, Japan
PS04-08-A023	Progresses in the Analysis of Density Waves in Saturn's Rings	Nicole RAPPAPORT¹, Essam MAROUF², Richard FRENCH³, Colleen MCGHEE³, Sami ASMAR⁴ ¹ Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States ² San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, USA, United States ³ Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA, United States ⁴ California Institute of Technology, United States
PS04-08-A024	The Compositional Profile of the Enceladus Dust Plume I. The Data	Frank POSTBERG¹, Juergen SCHMIDT², Sascha KEMPF³, Jon HILLIER⁴, Ralf SRAMA⁵ ¹ Universitat Heidelberg, Germany ² University of Potsdam, Germany ³ Max Planck Institut fuer Kernphysik, Heidelberg, Germany ⁴ Planetary and Space Sciences Research, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK, United Kingdom ⁵ Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics, Germany
PS04-08-A025	The Compositional Profile of the Enceladus Dust Plume II. Modelling	Juergen SCHMIDT¹, Frank POSTBERG², Ralf SRAMA³, Sascha KEMPF⁴, Jon HILLIER⁵ ¹ University of Potsdam, Germany ² Universitat Heidelberg, Germany ³ Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics, Germany ⁴ Max Planck Institut fuer Kernphysik, Heidelberg, Germany ⁵ Planetary and Space Sciences Research, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK, United Kingdom
PS04-08-A026	On the Distribution of Particle Sizes in Saturn’s Rings	Juergen SCHMIDT¹, Nikolai BRILLIANTOV¹, Paul KRAPIVSKY² ¹ University of Potsdam, Germany ² University of Boston, United States
PS04-08-A028	Plasma Observations at Saturn’s Icy Satellites: A Review	David T. YOUNG¹ ¹ Southwest Research Institute, United States
PS04-08-A029	Science of the Jupiter Europa Orbiter, Part of the Joint NASA-ESA Europa Jupiter System Mission (EJSM)	Louise PROCKTER¹, David SENSKE², Robert PAPPALARDO² ¹ Johns Hopkins University, United States ² Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States

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PS05 / Science and Exploration of Mars and Venus
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS05-A001	Methane Release, Regulation of Hydrogen Escape by Crustal Oxidation, Water and Carbonate Evolutions : a Mars'climate Chronology	Eric CHASSEFIERE¹, Francois LEBLANC² ¹ Université Paris-Sud, France ² Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France
PS05-A002	The European Venus Explorer Mission	Eric CHASSEFIERE¹, Colin WILSON² ¹ Université Paris-Sud, France ² Oxford University, United Kingdom
PS05-A003	Organics, Oxidants, Isotopes, and Implications for Habitability of Mars	Sushil ATREYA¹, Paul MAHAFFY² ¹ University of Michigan, United States ² Goddard Space Flight Center, United States
PS05-A004	The European Robotic Exploration of the Planet Mars	Agustin CHICARRO¹ ¹ European Space Agency, Netherlands
PS05-A005	Response of Solar X-ray Flares on Mars: Modeling and Observations	S A HAIDER¹, Mangalathayil Ali ABDU², Susan MCKENNA-LAWLOR³, Ghee FRY⁴, Esa KALLIO⁵ ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India ² Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais, Brazil ³ National University of Ireland, Ireland ⁴ Exploration Physics International, United States ⁵ Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland
PS05-A007	Venus Exploration Analysis Group: Planning and Prioritizing the Future Exploration of Venus	Sanjay LIMAYE¹, Suzanne SMREKAR² ¹ University of Wisconsin, United States ² Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States
PS05-A008	Energetic Particle Radiation Hazards to Humans En Route to and on the Martian Surface	Susan MCKENNA-LAWLOR¹, D HEYNDERICKX², P. NIEMINEN³, G. SANTIN³, P. CONCALVES⁴, A. KEATING⁴, P. TRUSCOTT⁵, F. LEI⁵, Bernard FOING⁶, R. FRAHM⁷, D. WINNINGHAM⁷, D. KIRCHNER⁸, Stas BARABASH⁹, Yoshifumi FUTAANA⁹, K. KECSKEMETY¹⁰, Ghee FRY¹¹, M DRYER¹², J. BALAZ¹³ ¹ National University of Ireland, Ireland ² D-H Consultancy BVBA, Belgium ³ ESA/ESTEC, Netherlands ⁴ Laboratório de Instrumentação e Física Experimental de Partículas, Portugal ⁵ QinetiQ Aerospace Division, United Kingdom ⁶ European Space Angency, Estec, Netherlands ⁷ Southwest Research Institute, United States ⁸ University of Iowa, United States ⁹ Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden ¹⁰ KFKI Research Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics, Hungary ¹¹ Exploration Physics International, United States ¹² NOAA Space Environment Centre, Boulder, United States ¹³ Institute of Experimental Physics, Kosice, Slovakia (Slovak Republic)
PS05-A009	Gamma Ray Spectrometer for a Mars Orbiter Mission	Debabrata BANERJEE¹, Y. B. ACHARYA¹, Santosh VADAWALE¹, Murty V.S. SRIPADA¹ ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS05-A010	Mars Aurorae as seen by SPICAM on board Mars Express	Francois LEBLANC¹, Olivier WITASSE², Roxane LIGI³, Pierre-Louis BLELLY⁴ ¹ Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France ² ESTEC/ESA, Netherlands ³ Université Versailles Saint Quentin, France ⁴ CESR, France
PS05-A011	Compressional Tectonics in the Evolution of Ovda Regio, Venus	T.R.K. CHETTY¹, M VENKATRAYUDU¹, V. VENKATASIVAPPA¹ ¹ National Geophysical Research Institute, India
PS05-A012	Mission to Mars: ISRO Plans	Murty V.S. SRIPADA¹ ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS05-A013	Lightning on Venus	Chris RUSSELL¹, Robert STRANGEWAY¹, Jillian DANIELS², Tielong ZHANG³ ¹ University of California, United States ² University of California, Los Angeles, United States ³ Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria
PS05-A014	Mapping Thermal Inertia from Pfs on Marsexpress Data	Jorn HELBERT¹, Alexander STARK², Alessandro MATURILLI¹, Mario D'AMORE¹ ¹ Institute for Planetary Research, Germany ² Humboldt University, Germany
PS05-A015	Ion Energization and Escape on Mars	Eduard DUBININ¹ ¹ Max-Planck-Insitute for solar System Research, Germany
PS05-A016	A Model Analysis of the Observed Topside Plasma Scale Heights at Mars	Tariq MAJEED¹, Stephan W BOUGHER², S A HAIDER³ ¹ American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates ² University of Michigan, United States ³ Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS05-A017	MARSIS Data Inversion: Frames Selection and Correction	Giovanni PICARDI¹, Alessandro LOUKAS¹, Arturo MASDEA¹, Marco RESTANO¹, Roberto SEU¹ ¹ University of Rome 'Sapienza', Italy
PS05-A018	Development of the Submillimeter Wave Sounder for the Japanese Mars Orbiter	Yasuko KASAI¹, Hideo SAGAWA¹, Paul HARTOGH², Takeshi KURODA³ ¹ National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan ² Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ³ Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan
PS05-A019	Thermo-Chemical Evolution and Structure of Venus', Mars' and Earth's Mantle and Crust: 3-D Spherical Modelling	Paul TACKLEY¹, Marina ARMANN¹, Tobias KELLER¹, Takashi NAKAGAWA² ¹ ETH Zurich, Switzerland ² Kyushu University, Japan
PS05-A020	Laboratory Measurement for Thermal Conductivity of Granular Materials under Martian Atmospheric Pressure: Interpretation of the Daily Variation and the Low Value of Thermal Inertia at Arabia Terra	Takenori TOYOTA¹, Tomotaka SARUYA¹, Akiko IWASAKI¹, Kei KURITA² ¹ The University of Tokyo, Japan ² Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, Japan
PS05-A021	Current Status of Japan’s Venus Climate Orbiter “Akatsuki”	Takehiko SATOH¹, Masato NAKAMURA², Nobuaki ISHII², Takeshi IMAMURA¹, Munetaka UENO¹, Makoto SUZUKI², Shigeto WATANABE³, Yukihiro TAKAHASHI³, Makoto TAGUCHI⁴, Naomoto IWAGAMI⁵ ¹ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan ² ISAS/JAXA, Japan ³ Hokkaido University, Japan ⁴ National Institute of Polar Research, Japan ⁵ University of Tokyo, Japan
PS05-A022	Venus Observations from 2-M HCT, IAO-Hanle (Ladakh)	Bhuwan C. BHATT¹, Tushar PRABHU¹ ¹ Indian Institute of Astrophysics, India
PS05-A023	Japan’s Mars Exploration Plan “MELOS”	Takehiko SATOH¹, Takashi KUBOTA¹, Tatsuaki OKADA¹, Kazuhisa FUJITA¹, Jun-ichiro KAWAGUCHI¹, Naoko OGAWA¹, Hideaki MIYAMOTO² ¹ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan ² University of Tokyo, Japan
PS05-A024	Lightning and Airglow Observations with LAC on Board Akatsuki	Yukihiro TAKAHASHI¹, Naoya HOSHINO², Mitsuteru SATO¹, Testuya FUKUHARA¹, Makoto WATANABE¹, Yoav YAIR³ ¹ Hokkaido University, Japan ² Tohoku University, Japan ³ The Open University of Israel, Israel
PS05-A025	Observations of Venus Using Optical Reflecting Telescope of Hokkaido University and Japanese Venus Climate Orbiter	Tetsuya FUKUHARA¹, Yukihiro TAKAHASHI¹, Makoto WATANABE¹, Mitsuteru SATO¹, Shigeto WATANABE¹, Soga SATO¹ ¹ Hokkaido University, Japan
PS05-A026	A Strategy of Atmospheric Electric Field and Electromagnetic Wave Observations by Mars Lander	Hisayoshi SHIMIZU¹, Yukihiro TAKAHASHI², Keigo ISHISAKA³ ¹ University of Tokyo, Japan ² Hokkaido University, Japan ³ Toyama Prefectural University, Japan
PS05-A027	Influence of Dust Storms on the D-region Conductivity of Mars	Varun SHEEL¹ ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS05-A029	Electrons at Venus, Mars and Titan	Andrew COATES¹ ¹ University College London, United Kingdom
PS05-A030	Mars History as Derived from the OMEGA / Mars Express Observations	Jean-Pierre BIBRING¹ ¹ IAS, France
PS05-A031	Reconstructions of the Solar Wind Structure in the Inner Heliosphere and at the Inner Planets	Mario BISI¹, Bernard JACKSON², Alan WOOD¹, John CLOVER², Andrew BREEN¹, Richard FALLOWS¹, Elizabeth JENSEN³, Munetoshi TOKUMARU⁴, Ken'ichi FUJIKI⁴, Paul HICK², Andrew BUFFINGTON² ¹ Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom ² University of California, United States ³ ACS-Consulting/MMT Observatory, United States ⁴ Nagoya University, Japan
PS05-A032	Distribution of Peak Electron Density in Upper Ionosphere of Mars at High Latitude: Modeling and Observation	Sharad SETH¹ ¹ Gujarat University, India
PS05-A033	Modeling of Low Latitude Ionosphere of Mars using MGS/ACC Data	Sharad SETH¹, S A HAIDER² ¹ Gujarat University, India ² Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS05-A035	Phobos Interaction Revisited	Wing-Huen IP¹ ¹ National Central University, Taiwan
PS05-A036	On the Fluctuation of the Critical Frequency of Martian Dayside Ionosphere Observed by MARSIS	Xiao-Dong WANG¹, Jing-Song WANG², Zou HONG³, Erling NIELSEN⁴ ¹ National Astronomical Observatories, China ² National Center for Space Weather, China ³ Peking University, China ⁴ Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS05-A037	Model for ultraviolet dayglow emissions on Mars	Sonal JAIN¹, Anil BHARDWAJ¹ ¹ Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, India
PS05-A038	Mean Meridional Circulation in the Venus Atmosphere	Masahiro TAKAGI¹, Yoshihisa MATSUDA² ¹ University of Tokyo, Japan ² Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan
PS05-A039	Venera-D – The Future Russian Mission to Venus	Ludmila ZASOVA¹, Lev ZELENYI¹, O. I. KORABLEV¹, V. V. KHARTOV², K. M. PICHKHADZE², V. A. VORONTSOV², K. S. ELKIN³, N. F. SANKO¹, V. V. VORON⁴, A. T. BASILEVSKY⁵, M. Y. MAROV⁵, Z. P. CHEREMUKHINA⁴, A. L. GAVRIK⁶ ¹ IKI RAS, Russian Federation ² Lavochkina Ass., Russian Federation ³ TSNIIMASH, Russian Federation ⁴ Roscosmos, Russian Federation ⁵ GEOKHI RAS, Russian Federation ⁶ FIRE RAS, Russian Federation
PS05-A041	New Insights into Mars Atmosphere Provided by SPICAM on Mars Express	Franck MONTMESSIN¹, L. MALTAGLIATI¹, A. FEDOROVA², O. I. KORABLEV², Jean-Loup BERTAUX¹, E. MARCQ¹, A. REBERAC¹ ¹ CNRS LATMOS, Verrières le Buisson, France ² IKI RAS, Russian Federation

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PS07 / Planetary Radiation Environments - Theory vs. Experiments
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS07-A001	Results from Radiation Environment Investigation in a Human Phantom aboard the International Space Station during the Minimum of 23-rd Solar Cycle	Jordanka SEMKOVA¹, Rositza KOLEVA¹, St. MALTCHEV¹, V. BENGHIN², I. CHERNYKH², V. SHURSHAKOV², V. PETROV², S. DROBYSHEV², N. BANKOV¹, M. GORANOVA³ ¹ Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria ² Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation ³ Technical University, Bulgaria
PS07-A002	Moon Radiation Environment: a Comparison between Models and the CHANDRAYAAN-1 RADOM Experiment Data	Giovanni DE ANGELIS¹, Tsvetan P. DACHEV², Borislav TOMOV², Yuri MATVIICHUK², Plamen DIMITROV², Frantisek SPURNY³ ¹ Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Italy ² Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria ³ Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
PS07-A003	Mars Radiation Environment Modeling for the LIULIN-PHOBOS Investigation of the PHOBOS SAMPLE RETURN Mission	Giovanni DE ANGELIS¹, Tsvetan P. DACHEV², Jordanka SEMKOVA², Stepan MALTCHEV², Borislav TOMOV², Yuri MATVIICHUK², Rositza KOLEVA², V. BENGHIN³, I. CHERNYKH³, V. SHURSHAKOV³, V. PETROV³ ¹ Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Italy ² Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria ³ Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation
PS07-A004	Current Solar Minimum and Radiation Environment at Mars: Model Calculations and Assessment 2009-2010	Premkumar B. SAGANTI¹, Francis A. CUCINOTTA², Timothy CLEGHORN² ¹ Prairie View AM University, United States ² NASA, United States
PS07-A005	Solar Minimum Condition and Galactic Particle Flux Assessment with Voyager, Ulysses and ACE/CRIS Data	Premkumar B. SAGANTI¹, Francis A. CUCINOTTA², Timothy CLEGHORN² ¹ Prairie View AM University, United States ² NASA, United States

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PS10 / Exploration of Mercury
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS10-A001	Mercury Exosphere, Global Circulation Model of its Sodium Component	Francois LEBLANC¹, Robert E JOHNSON² ¹ Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France ² University of Virginia, United States
PS10-A002	Space Weathering on Mercury: Laboratory Simulation of Plagioclase Weathering	Sho SASAKI¹, Takahiro HIROI², Jorn HELBERT³ ¹ National Astronomical Observatory, Japan ² Brown University, United States ³ Institute for Planetary Research, Germany
PS10-A003	High-temperature Spectroscopy in the Planetary Emissivity Laboratory of Dlr for Mertis on Bepicolombo	Jorn HELBERT¹, Alessandro MATURILLI¹, Mario D'AMORE¹, Harald HIESINGER², Sean C. SOLOMON³ ¹ Institute for Planetary Research, Germany ² University of Münster, Germany ³ Carnegie Institution of Washington, United States
PS10-A004	Compositional Units on Mercury from MESSENGER Spectral Observations: Comparison of Clustering Techniques	Mario D'AMORE¹, Jorn HELBERT¹, Alessandro MATURILLI¹, Giuseppe A. MARZO², Ted L. ROUSH², Robert C. HOGAN², Noam R. IZENBERG³, Ann L. SPRAGUE⁴, Gregory M. HOLSCLAW⁵, James HEAD⁶, William MCCLINTOCK⁵, Sean C. SOLOMON⁷ ¹ Institute for Planetary Research, Germany ² NASA Ames Research Center, United States ³ Johns Hopkins University, United States ⁴ University of Arizona, United States ⁵ University of Colorado, United States ⁶ Brown University, United States ⁷ Carnegie Institution of Washington, United States
PS10-A005	A Statistical Study of Sodium Intensity and Dynamics in the Exosphere of Mercury	Stefano ORSINI¹, Valeria MANGANO¹, Alessandro MURA¹, Francois LEBLANC², Anna MILILLO¹ ¹ Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario, INAF, Italy ² Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France
PS10-A006	Ion Sputtering and Backscattering from the Regolithes and Iced Surfaces in the Solar System	Alessandro MURA¹, Stefano ORSINI¹, Anna MILILLO¹, Stefano MASSETTI¹, Elisabetta DE ANGELIS¹ ¹ Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario, INAF, Italy
PS10-A008	The BepiColombo SERENA/ELENA Unit Development: A New Technique to Detect Sputtered Neutral Atoms Escaping from Mercury Surface	Andrea Maria DI LELLIS¹, Stefano SELCI², Roberto LEONI³, Elisabetta DE ANGELIS⁴, Stefano ORSINI⁴, Anna MILILLO⁴, Iannis DANDOURAS⁵ ¹ AMDL, Italy ² ISC-CNR, Italy ³ IFN-CNR, Italy ⁴ Istituto di Fisica dello Spazio Interplanetario, INAF, Italy ⁵ Universite de Toulouse, France
PS10-A009	The Exploration of Mercury by MESSENGER	Louise PROCKTER¹, Sean C. SOLOMON², Ralph MCNUTT JR.¹ ¹ Johns Hopkins University, United States ² Carnegie Institution of Washington, United States
PS10-A010	Magnetic Field Structure of Mercury	K. M. HIREMATH¹ ¹ Indian Institute of Astrophysics, India
PS10-A011	BepiColombo MMO status update	Hajime HAYAKAWA¹, Hironori MAEJIMA¹ ¹ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan

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PS11 / Science and Exploration of the Moon
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS11-A001	Inversion of Geodetic Data and Core Sizes of the Moon for the Bulk Composition	Victor KRONROD¹, Oleg KUSKOV¹, Kate KRONROD¹ ¹ Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation
PS11-A002	The First Accurate Global Gravity and Topography of the MOON by KAGUYA(SELENE) and Implication for Lunar Basin Evolution	Sho SASAKI¹, Yoshiaki ISHIHARA¹, Hiroshi ARAKI¹, Hirotomo NODA¹, Hideo HANADA¹, Koji MATSUMOTO¹, Sander GOOSSENS¹, Fuyuhiko KIKUCHI¹, Takahiro IWATA², Noriyuki NAMIKI³ ¹ National Astronomical Observatory, Japan ² Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan ³ Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan
PS11-A004	WSN for Planetary Surface Probing: Design of a Laboratory Prototype	Durga Prasad KARANAM¹, Murty V.S. SRIPADA¹ ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS11-A005	Auger Electron and X-ray Spectroscopy (AugeX) for in Situ Exploration of Planetary Surface	M SHANMUGAM¹, Bapat B¹, Y. B. ACHARYA¹, Murty V.S. SRIPADA¹ ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India
PS11-A006	Acceleration of Scattered Solar Wind Protons at the Polar Terminator Region of the Moon: Chang’E-1/SWID Results	Xiao-Dong WANG¹, Wei BIAN², Jing-Song WANG³, Ziyuan OUYANG², Chunlai LI³ ¹ National Astronomical Observatories, China ² Chinese Academy of Sciences, China ³ National Center for Space Weather, China
PS11-A007	Measurement of Complex Dielectric Constant of Dry Soil of Rajasthan and Terrestrial Analogues of Lunar Soil at Temperatures Ranging from -196°Cto 200°C at Microwave Frequencies	Om Prakash Narayan CALLA¹, Ankush SONI¹, Inder Singh RATHORE¹ ¹ International Centre for Radio Science, India
PS11-A008	Kaguya MAP-PACE Plasma Measurements around the Moon	Yoshifumi SAITO¹, Shoichiro YOKOTA¹, Takaaki TANAKA², Kazushi ASAMURA¹, Masaki N. NISHINO¹, Tadateru YAMAMOTO³, Hideo TSUNAKAWA³ ¹ Institute of Space and Astronautical Science / Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan ² The University of Tokyo, Japan ³ Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
PS11-A009	High Energy X-ray Spectrometer (HEX) On-board Chandrayaan-1	Santosh VADAWALE¹, Y. B. ACHARYA¹, M SHANMUGAM¹, Jitendra N. GOSWAMI¹, C. N. UMAPATHY², M. Ramakrishna SHARMA², Anurag TYAGI², Manoj BUG², P. SREEKUMAR² ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India ² ISRO Satellite Center, India
PS11-A010	Monitoring of the Earth and Moon Radiation Environment with RADOM Experiment On-board Chandrayaan-1	Santosh VADAWALE¹, Jitendra N. GOSWAMI¹, Tsvetan P. DACHEV², Borislav TOMOV² ¹ Physical Research Laboratory, India ² Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria
PS11-A011	Results from the LAMP Instrument on the LRO Mission	Randy GLADSTONE¹ ¹ Southwest Research Institute, United States
PS11-A012	Sructure of the Lunar Ionized Exosphere Observed by KAGUYA MAP-PACE	Shoichiro YOKOTA¹, Yoshifumi SAITO¹, Takaaki TANAKA², Kazushi ASAMURA¹, Masaki N. NISHINO¹, Hideo TSUNAKAWA³ ¹ Institute of Space and Astronautical Science / Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan ² The University of Tokyo, Japan ³ Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
PS11-A013	Investigating Lunar Central Crater Peaks with the SIR-2 NIR Reflectance Spectrometer on Chandrayaan-1	Urs MALL¹, Jean-Phillipe COMBE², Roberto BUGIOLACCHI³, Megha BHATT³, Satadru BHATTACHARYA⁴, Susan MCKENNA-LAWLOR⁵ ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² The Bear Fight Center, Winthrop, United States ³ Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany, Germany ⁴ Space Applications Centre, ISRO, India ⁵ National University of Ireland, Ireland
PS11-A014	Solar Wind Proton Scattering at the Lunar Surface	Kota UEMURA¹, Yoshifumi SAITO², Masaki N. NISHINO², Shoichiro YOKOTA², Kazushi ASAMURA², Takaaki TANAKA¹, Hideo TSUNAKAWA³ ¹ The University of Tokyo, Japan ² Institute of Space and Astronautical Science / Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan ³ Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
PS11-A015	Incompatible Elements in and near Procellarum KREEP Terrane	Nobuyuki HASEBE¹, Yuzuru KAROUJI¹, Kanako HAYATSU¹, Yuko TAKEDA¹, Koichi TSUKADA¹, Hiroshi NAGAOKA¹, Jiro MACHIDA¹, Kunitomo SAKURAI¹, Shinichi KOMATSU¹, Shingo KOBAYASHI¹, Makoto HAREYAMA¹, Tatsuaki OKADA², Eido SHIBAMURA³, Masanori KOBAYASHI⁴, Claud D'USTON⁵, Olivier GASNAULT⁵, Olivier FORNI⁵, Sylvestre MAURICE⁵, Naoyuki YAMASHITA⁵, Kyeong J KIM⁶, Robert REEDY⁷, James M. DOHM⁸ ¹ Waseda University, Japan ² Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan ³ Saitama Prefectural University, Japan ⁴ Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan ⁵ Centre d'Etude Spatiale des Rayonnements, France ⁶ Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, South Korea ⁷ Planetary Science Institute, United States ⁸ University of Arizona, United States
PS11-A017	Crater Detection and Mapping in Lunar Images	, M. VENKATESH¹, A. AJAY¹, S. Karthick NARAYAN¹, P. Manoj KUMAR¹, VIJAYAN¹ ¹ Anna University, India
PS11-A018	Characteristics of the Gravity Models Expected for the GRAIL Mission to the Moon	Sami ASMAR¹, Maria ZUBER², David SMITH², Alex KONOPLIV¹, Michael WATKINS¹ ¹ California Institute of Technology, United States ² Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States
PS11-A019	A New Look at the Lunar-Solar Wind Interaction: An overview on Results from the SARA Experiment aboard Chandrayaan-1	M. B DHANYA¹, Anil BHARDWAJ², R. SRIDHARAN², Stas BARABASH³, Martin WIESER³, Yoshifumi FUTAANA³, Mats HOLMSTRÖM³, Peter WURZ⁴, Audrey SCHAUFELBERGER⁴, Kazushi ASAMURA⁵ ¹ Vikram Sarabhai Space Center, India ² Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, India ³ Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden ⁴ Universität Bern, Switzerland ⁵ Institute of Space and Astronautical Science / Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan
PS11-A021	First Dayside Lunar Atmosphere Measurements: Results from Chandra's Altitudinal Composition Explorer (CHACE) aboard MIP/Chandrayaan-1	R. SRIDHARAN¹, S M AHMED¹, Tirtha Pratim DAS¹, P SREELATHA¹, P PRADEEPKUMAR¹, Neha NAIK¹, Gogulapati SUPRIYA¹, Anil BHARDWAJ¹ ¹ Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, India
PS11-A023	Importance of Solar X-ray Calibrator with Standard Sample for Lunar X-ray Spectrometry	Tatsuaki OKADA¹ ¹ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan
PS11-A024	Basaltic Compositional Variability of Crater Le Monnier Using Chandrayaan-1 HySI & M3 Data	Prakash CHAUHAN¹, Satadru BHATTACHARYA², Ajai AJAI², A. S. KIRANKUMAR² ¹ Space Applications Centre (ISRO), India ² Space Applications Centre, ISRO, India
PS11-A025	Spectral Calibration of 64 Band Hyperspectral Imager of Chandrayaan-1	Kalpathy Rajamani MURALI¹, Girish M. GOUDA¹, Swati BISHT¹, Himavantkumar JHAKA¹, Jitendra SHARMA¹ ¹ Space Apllications Center, ISRO, India
PS11-A026	FeO and TiO2 Abundance Analysis Using Reflectance Spectra Measured by HySI Sensor Onboard Chandrayaan-1 around Apollo-17 Landing Site	Disha LAL¹, Prakash CHAUHAN², R.D. SHAH¹, AJAI² ¹ Gujarat University, India ² Space Applications Centre (ISRO), India
PS11-A028	Measurement and Minimization of Optical Distortion/Smile in a Wedge Filter based Hyper Spectral Imager	S. S. SARKAR¹, Moumita DUTTA¹, Sukamal Kumar PAUL¹, J. Himavanth KUMAR¹ ¹ Electro Optical Systems Group, Space Applications Centre, India
PS11-A029	Challenges in the Performance Optimization and Characterization of Terrain Mapping Camera onboard Chandrayaan -1	S. S. SARKAR¹, Sukamal Kumar PAUL¹, Moumita DUTTA¹, J. Himavanth KUMAR¹ ¹ Electro Optical Systems Group, Space Applications Centre, India
PS11-A031	Refined Approach to Radiometric Characterization of a Hyperspectral (HySI) camera of Chandrayaan-I	SAMIR PAL¹, Arun BHARDWAJ², Harish SETH², Hari Sankar SAHOO³ ¹ ISRO, India ² Space Applications Centre (ISRO), India ³ Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, India
PS11-A034	Detection of Low-shield Volcano with Effusive Vent in Oceanus Procellarum on Moon, using Chandryaan-1 TMC Data	A. S. ARYA¹, R. P. RAJASEKHAR¹, Thangjam Guneshwar SINGH¹, AJAI¹, A. S. KIRAN KUMAR¹, R. R. NAVALGUND¹ ¹ Space Applications Centre (ISRO), India
PS11-A035	Application Potential of Chandrayaan-1 –TMC Data for Lunar Surface Age Determination using Crater Counting Method: A Case Study from Apollo 14 & 17 Landing Site & Possible Implications	A. S. ARYA¹, R. P. RAJASEKHAR¹, Thangjam Guneshwar SINGH¹, AJAI¹, A. S. KIRAN KUMAR¹, R. R. NAVALGUND¹ ¹ Space Applications Centre (ISRO), India
PS11-A036	Composition of the Lunar Crust as seen by the Moon Mineralogy Mapper on Chandrayaan-1	Carle PIETERS¹, Peter ISAACSON¹, John MUSTARD¹, Larry TAYLOR² ¹ Brown University, United States ² University of Tennesee, United States
PS11-A037	Lunar Topography by Lunar Laser Ranging Instrument – Chandrayaan-1	Kota BHASKAR¹, J. A. KAMALAKAR¹ ¹ Laboratory For Electro-Optics Systems, ISRO, India
PS11-A038	Initial Results of the Mini-SAR Radar Instrument on the Chandrayaan-1 Mission to the Moon	Bradley J. THOMSON¹, Paul D. SPUDIS², Benjamin J. BUSSEY¹ ¹ JHU Applied Physics Lab, United States ² Lunar and Planetary Institute, United States
PS11-A039	Chandrayaan-1 X-ray Spectrometer: Latest Results	Manuel GRANDE¹ ¹ University of Wales, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom

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PS12 / Origin and Evolution of Planets and Small Bodies
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS12-A001	Origin of the Difference of the Jovian and Saturnian Satellite Systems	Takanori SASAKI¹, Shigeru IDA¹, Glen STEWART² ¹ Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan ² University of Colorado, United States
PS12-A002	Numerical and Laboratory Explorations of the Response of Small Bodies to Various Kinds of Stresses (Impacts, Rotation, Vibrations)	Patrick MICHEL¹ ¹ Côte d'Azur Observatory, France
PS12-A003	Main Belt Comets	Maria Teresa CAPRIA¹ ¹ INAF IASF, Italy
PS12-A004	The Effect of Initial Mass of Planetesimals to The Planet Formation Process	Shoichi OSHINO¹, Junichiro MAKINO² ¹ The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Japan ² University of Tokyo, Japan
PS12-A005	Planetary Migration	Renu MALHOTRA¹ ¹ The University of Arizona, United States
PS12-A006	Planet Formation Around Single and Binary Stars	Ji-Lin ZHOU¹ ¹ Nanjing University, China
PS12-A007	Surface Properties of Transneptunian Objects	Maria Antonietta BARUCCI¹ ¹ Observatoire de Paris - Lesia, France
PS12-A008	Rosetta Mission from Steins to Lutetia and Beyond	Marcello FULCHIGNONI¹, Maria Antonietta BARUCCI² ¹ Université Paris-Diderot, France ² Observatoire de Paris - Lesia, France
PS12-A009	A Wide-field Survey for Small Main-belt Asteroids in High Inclination	Tsuyoshi TERAI¹, Yoichi ITOH¹ ¹ Kobe University, Japan
PS12-A010	Trojan Asteroids and the Early Evolution of the Giant Planets	Patryk SOFIA LYKAWKA¹, Tadashi MUKAI², Barrie JONES³, Jonathan HORNER³ ¹ Kinki University, Japan ² Kobe University, Japan ³ The Open University, United Kingdom
PS12-A011	Dynamical Evolution of Near-Earth Asteroid Families by Pan-STARRS	Shinsuke ABE¹, Robert JEDICKE², Mikael GRANVIK², David THOLEN², Richard WAINSCOAT², Larry DENNEAU² ¹ National Central University, Taiwan ² University of Hawaii, United States
PS12-A012	Polarimetric Observations of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko During Its 2008-2009 Apparition	Edith HADAMCIK¹, Anny-Chantal LEVASSEUR-REGOURD¹, Asoke SEN², Jeremie LASUE³, Ranjan GUPTA⁴ ¹ University Paris 6, France ² Assam University, India ³ LPI, United States ⁴ The Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics, India
PS12-A013	Transport of Asteroids into Jupiter/Saturn Regions: The Origin of their Irregular Satellites	Arika HIGUCHI¹, Takaya OKAMOTO², Shigeru IDA¹ ¹ Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan ² Kobe University, Japan
PS12-A014	The Self Gravity Effect on the Orbital Stability of Twotinos	Yusuke TSUKAMOTO¹, Junichiro MAKINO¹ ¹ University of Tokyo, Japan
PS12-A015	Thermal Emission Observation of Asteroid Itokawa in Hayabusa and A Plan of Thermal Imagery of 1999JU3 in Hayabusa-2	Tatsuaki OKADA¹ ¹ Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan
PS12-A016	Model of Cameron Band Emission in Comet P/Hartley 2	Susarla RAGHURAM¹, Anil BHARDWAJ¹ ¹ Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, India
PS12-A017	Possible Genetic Association between (3200) Phaethon and (155140) 2005 UD and Their Physical Properties	Daisuke KINOSHITA¹ ¹ National Central University, Taiwan
PS12-A018	Asymmetric cratering due to a steady-state NEA flux on the Moon	Takashi ITO¹, Renu MALHOTRA² ¹ National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan ² The University of Arizona, United States
PS12-A019	Impact Probability of the Oort Cloud Comets on Planets	Takashi ITO¹, Arika HIGUCHI² ¹ National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan ² Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
PS12-A020	Physical Properties of Small Icy Bodies  from their Rotational Lightcurves	Pedro LACERDA¹ ¹ Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom
PS12-A021	A Physico-Chemical Model for Recent Comets	Daniel BOICE¹ ¹ Southwest Research Institute, United States
PS12-A023	Thermal Inertia and Surface Roughness of Comet 9P/Tempel 1	Bjorn J. R. DAVIDSSON¹, Pedro J. GUTIERREZ², Hans RICKMAN³, Johan WARELL¹ ¹ Uppsala University, Sweden ² Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia, Spain ³ PAN Research Center, Poland
PS12-A024	Slitless Spectroscopy of Small Solar System Bodies on a Dark Cloud Curtain	Fumi YOSHIDA¹, Masafumi YAGI¹, Yutaka KOMIYAMA¹, Fumiaki NAKATA¹, Hisanori FURUSAWA¹, Tomohiro OHNO², Sadanori OKAMURA², Tsuko NAKAMURA³ ¹ National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan ² University of Tokyo, Japan ³ University of the Air, Japan
PS12-A025	Probing the Size Distribution of the Kuiper Belt by Stellar Occultations	Alain DORESSOUNDIRAM¹ ¹ Observatoire de Paris, France
PS12-A026	Numerical Models for the Wide-range of Thermal Processing of Planetesimals and Asteroids in the Early Solar System	Sandeep SAHIJPAL¹, Gagan GUPTA¹ ¹ Panjab University, India

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PS13 / Microwave and Infrared Remote Sensing of Solar System Objects
Abstract ID	Abstract Title	Authors
PS13-A001	Transport of Chemical Minor Constituents in the Mlt-region by Gravity Waves	Mykhaylo GRYGALASHVYLY¹, Gerd SONNEMANN¹, E. BECKER¹, P. HARTOGH² ¹ Leibniz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Germany ² Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS13-A002	Long-term Behavior of the Concentration of Minor Constituents in the Mesosphere/lower Thermosphere Calculated by the Real Date Model LIMA	Gerd SONNEMANN¹, Mykhaylo GRYGALASHVYLY¹, P. HARTOGH², U. BERGER¹ ¹ Leibniz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Germany ² Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS13-A005	JEM/SMILES Observations of the Upper Tropospheric and Lower Stratospheric Water Vapor	Hideo SAGAWA¹, Yasuko KASAI¹, Jana MENDROK¹, Philippe BARON¹, Satoshi OCHIAI¹ ¹ National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
PS13-A006	Monitoring of Water Vapor in the Stratosphere of Jupiter with the Odin Space Telescope	Thibault CAVALIÉ¹, Nicolas BIVER², Paul HARTOGH³, Michel DOBRIJEVIC⁴, Françoise BILLEBAUD⁴, Emmanuel LELLOUCH⁵, Aage SANDQVIST⁶, Jean BRILLET⁴, Alain LECACHEUX², Ake HJALMARSON⁷, Urban FRISK⁸, Michael OLBERG⁷ ¹ Max Planck Institute für Sonnensystemforschung, Germany ² Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France ³ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ⁴ Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux, France ⁵ LESIA, Observatoire de Paris, France ⁶ Stockholm Observatory, Sweden ⁷ Onsala Space Observatory, Sweden ⁸ Swedish Space Corporation, Sweden
PS13-A008	Vertical Distributions and Transports of Water Vapor and H2O/CO2 Ice Particles in the Martian Atmosphere: Comparison between Recent Observations and a General Circulation Model	Takeshi KURODA¹, Paul HARTOGH², Hideo SAGAWA³, Yasuko KASAI³ ¹ Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan ² Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ³ National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
PS13-A009	Titan's Atmospheric composition as seen by Herschel/PACS and APEX	Miriam RENGEL¹, Hideo SAGAWA², Paul HARTOGH¹ ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
PS13-A010	Submillimetre Wave Instrument for EJSM	Paul HARTOGH¹ ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS13-A011	Future Submillimeter Remote Sensing of the Martian Atmosphere	Hideo SAGAWA¹, Yasuko KASAI¹, Paul HARTOGH², Takeshi KURODA³ ¹ National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan ² Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ³ Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, Japan
PS13-A012	Observation Capability of JEM/SMILES on International Space Station	Yasuko KASAI¹ ¹ National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan
PS13-A013	Simulation of Dust Storms on Mars with a General Circulation Model	Masanao KADOWAKI¹, Alexander S MEDVEDEV¹, Paul HARTOGH¹, Masaaki TAKAHASHI² ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² University of Tokyo, Japan
PS13-A014	Photochemistry in the Jovian Atmosphere	Armando GONZÁLEZ¹, Paul HARTOGH¹, Luisa-María LARA² ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía, Spain
PS13-A015	A Numerical Model of Line Emission in Comet Atmospheres	Miguel DE VAL BORRO¹, Christopher JARCHOW¹, Paul HARTOGH¹ ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS13-A016	Constraining Volatile Abundances in Comet C/2004 Q2 (Machholz)	Miguel DE VAL BORRO¹, Christopher JARCHOW¹, Paul HARTOGH¹, Geronimo VILLANUEVA², Michael KPPERS³ ¹ Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² NASA Goddard, United States ³ ESAC, Madrid, Spain
PS13-A017	Modeling the Atmospheric Water Cycle with a Martian General Circulation Model	Ghada MACHTOUB¹, Alexander S MEDVEDEV², Paul HARTOGH² ¹ Max-Planck-Institute for Solar System Research, Germany ² Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany
PS13-A018	Seasonal and Temporal Changes on Jupiter and Saturn: A Review of Ground-based Observations	Padma YANAMANDRA-FISHER¹, Glenn ORTON¹, Leigh FLETCHER², Amy SIMON-MILLER³ ¹ Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States ² Oxford University, United Kingdom ³ NASA/GOddard Space Flight Center, United States
PS13-A019	THz/Far-IR FT-spectroscopy with a Synchrotron Source: A High-sensitivity Tool to Investigate Broadband Rotational Spectra of Interstellar Molecular Species in the Laboratory	Dominique R. T. APPADOO¹ ¹ Australian Synchrotron, Australia