Third international workshop on the Mars atmosphere: modeling and observations
| Event Details: |
| From: |
10 Nov 2008 |
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| To: |
13 Nov 2008 |
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| Address: |
Williamsburg
Virginia
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| Country: |
United States |
| More info: |
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The goal of the workshop is to bring together experts in modeling and observations of the Mars atmosphere and climate system. The martian atmosphere has shaped the planet's history and surface and may have created climatic conditions that were suitable for sustaining surface liquid water and possibly life in the past. The study of the martian atmosphere is also of great interest for studies of comparative meteorology, in order to better understand Earth's atmosphere and to improve our knowledge of the martian environment for future robotic and human missions.
Sessions:
- Mars Atmosphere General Circulation and Climate: Observations
- Mars General Circulation and Climate: Models
- Mars Upper Atmosphere
- Mesoscale and Microscale: News from Phoenix, MER, and Modeling
- Water, Clouds, and Dust: Water Vapor
- Water, Clouds, and Dust: Dust and Cloud Observations
- Water, Clouds, and Dust: Understanding the Dust Cycle
- Water, Clouds, and Dust: Understanding Clouds
- Mars Seasonal Polar Caps: CO2 Ice and H2O Frost
- Trace Species and Photochemistry
- Atmospheric Sciences to Understand the Past of Mars
- Reference Atmospheres, Database and Entry, Descent, Landing Issues
- Future Observations
Last Update: 10 Nov 2008
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