Outer planet moon - magnetosphere interaction workshop

5 Nov 2020, 13:45 → 6 Nov 2020, 21:30 Europe/Amsterdam

COVID19: In light of the global Covid-19 outbreak, the workshop will be held as a virtual meeting.

 

Outer planet moon - magnetosphere interaction workshop

The focus of this workshop is the interaction between the outer planet moons in our Solar System and their magnetospheric environment, in preparation of upcoming missions like JUICE and Europa Clipper.

Suggested topics include but are not limited to:

• Upstream and local variability of the moons' magnetospheric environments

• Interaction processes between magnetospheres and moon surfaces and exospheres, including the role of dust and the interaction with irregular satellites (for example Thebe and Amalthea)

Abstracts addressing moon-magnetosphere interaction from all disciplines are welcome, including ground-based and Earth-orbit based observation, simulation results, theory, in-situ and remote sensing data analysis. We welcome results from past missions such as Voyager, Galileo and Cassini-Huygens, and current missions such as Hisaki and JUNO.

feedback_outer_planet_moon_magnetosphere_workshop2020.pdf

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summary.pdf

Thursday, 5 November

1 Welcome and introduction

Oral presentations: Block 1

2 Invited presentation: The variable energetic charged particle environment of outer planet moons

Speaker: Elias Roussos (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research)

2020_Moon_Energetic_Particle_Environments_Roussos.pptx

3 Effects of Titan's magnetospheric environment on its atmosphere

Speaker: Leonardo Regoli (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)

Regoli_MoonMag2020.pdf

4 Ambient magnetic and plasma conditions at moon orbits

Speaker: Nicholas Achilleos (UCL)

Nick_ESA_Workshop_Nov2020_V2.pdf

5 Modelling of Energy-Transfer Processes at Ganymede’s Upstream Magnetopause

Speaker: Nawapat Kaweeyanun (Imperial College London)

EnergyTransfer_Ganymede.pptx

Recorded presentation

6 Io plasma torus and Jovian aurora activities seen by Hisaki: Recent result, current status, and future plan

Speaker: Fuminori Tsuchiya (Graduate school of Science, Tohoku University)

OMWS_hisaki_2020_2page.pptx

OMWS_Hisaki_2020.pptx

15:22 Break

Oral presentations: Block 2

7 Reconnection-driven Dynamics at Ganymede's Upstream Magnetosphere: 3D Global Hall MHD and MHD-EPIC Simulations

Speaker: Hongyang Zhou

OuterPlanets_talk_2020.pptx

Recorded presentation

8 Multi-fluid MHD Modeling of Europa's Plasma Interaction

Speaker: Camilla Harris (University of Michigan Ann Arbor)

ESAMM-20201105-cdkh_handout.pdf

Recorded presentation

9 Europa plume studies

Speaker: Lorenz Roth (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden)

Recorded presentation

10 Impact of using a collisional plume model on detecting Europa's water plumes from a flyby

Speaker: Rowan Dayton-Oxland (Miss)

OuterPlanets_ImpactCollisionalEuropa_RD.ppt

Recorded presentation

16:50 Break

Oral presentations: Block 3

11 Invited presentation: Variability of the Galilean moon plasma environment and implications for moon-magnetosphere interactions

Speaker: Fran Bagenal (University of Colorado, Boulder, CO USA)

MoonMagV2.pptx

12 The Io and Europa plasma tori as potential ultra-low-frequency resonators

Speaker: Harry Manners (Imperial College London)

TorusResonance_MMWorkshop_Manners_Nov2020.pptx

13 The Io-torus interaction as seen through a telescope

Speaker: Carl Schmidt (Boston University)

ESTEC_2020.pptx

14 Determining the Io volcanic source with Hisaki neutral oxygen observations and 3D modeling

Speaker: Howard Smith (JHU APL)

Moon_ma_2020_10_v01.ppt

Recorded presentation

15 Plasma flow around a satellite with an ionosphere: Theoretical models of the moon-magnetosphere interaction

Speaker: Frank Crary (University of Colorado, LASP)

Crary_MoonMagInter_2020.pdf

Recorded presentation

16 Pickup ions in the outer solar system

Speaker: Andrew Coates (UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory)

pickup_outer_ss.pdf

Recorded presentation

19:20 Break

Poster session: Poster teaser 1

17 Variability in the energetic electron bombardment of Ganymede

Speaker: Lucas Liuzzo (Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley)

Liuzzo_ESA_Electrons_Ganymede.pdf

Teaser_Summary.pdf

18 Ganymede Book

Speaker: Martin Volwerk (Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences)

Volwerk Poster Presentation ESTEC 5 - 6 November.pdf

19 Energetic proton depletions near Europa: the effect of plumes, atmospheric charge exchange, Alfvén wings and the wake

Speaker: Hans Huybrighs

huybrighs_energetic_protons_europa.pptx

pitch.pptx

20 Survey of the Nançay Decameter Array's extended catalog for the possible control of Jupiter's decametric radio emissions by Europa.

Speaker: Hadassa Raquel Peixoto Jácome (INPE, Brazil)

Jacome_POSTER_complete.pdf

MOP_Poster_teaser.pdf

21 Simulations of UV Emission from the Io Plasma Torus using the Colorado Io Torus Emission Package 2 (CITEP 2)

Speaker: Edward Nerney (LASP, CU Boulder)

CITEP2-Update-2020-EG-Nerney-1slide.pptx

Poster_Moon_mag_interaction_workshop_CITEP2_EG_Nerney.pptx

22 Io’s Loss of Neutral Material: Numerical Simulations

Speaker: Vincent Dols (LASP Colorado University USA)

DOLS_TEASER_DOLS.pdf

POSTER_DOLS_FINAL.pdf

23 Spectroscopic observations of Io Neutral Clouds: constraints on Na-bearing dust grains ejected from Io

Speaker: Cesare Grava (Southwest Research Institute)

Grava_poster_ESTEC_2020.pdf

Grava_teaser_ESTEC_2020.pdf

24 An Alfvénic source for suprathermal electrons in the Io torus

Speaker: Drew Coffin (University of Alaska Fairbanks)

FullPoster.pdf

IoAlfvenTeaser.pdf

Poster session: Poster breakout

Friday, 6 November

Oral presentations: Block 4

25 Low-energy electrons in Saturn’s inner magnetosphere from the Cassini Langmuir Probe

Speaker: George Xystouris (Lancaster University)

ESA-ESTEC Outer Planet moon - magnetosphere interaction workshop 2020 -- Low-energy electrons in Saturns inner magnetosphere from the Cassini Langmuir Probe.pptx

Recorded presentation

26 The Langmuir probe observations of the dust and plasma at Enceladus plume and the E-ring

Speaker: Michiko Morooka (Swedish Institute of Space Physics)

LP_dust_observation_morooka_20201106.pdf

LP_dust_observation_morooka_20201106.pptx

Recorded presentation

27 Fast and Slow Water Ion Populations in the Enceladus Plume

Speaker: Richard Haythornthwaite (University College London)

Recorded presentation

R_Haythornthwaite_Moon-Magnetosphere_workshop_2020.pdf

28 Remote Detection of Surface Charging at Saturn’s Icy Moons

Speaker: Geraint Jones (UCL Mullard Space Science Laboratory)

2020_11_06_jones_icymoonswkshop_final.pdf

Recorded presentation

15:20 Break

Oral presentations: Block 5

29 Invited presentation: Moon-magnetosphere interactions of Io and Enceladus: A high-resolution, in-situ parametric study

Speaker: Ali Sulaiman (University of Iowa)

Recorded presentation

Sulaiman_M-M-Workshop_2020.pptx

30 Moon-induced auroral radio emission in the outer solar system

Speaker: Corentin Louis (IRAP - Toulouse)

C-LOUIS_2020_OPMM-Interaction.pdf

Recorded presentation

31 Triton Plasma Interactions

Speaker: Mats Holmstrom (Swedish Institute of Space Physics)

Recorded presentation

triton-matsh.pdf

32 Investigating the energy inputs to Triton’s enigmatic ionosphere

Speaker: Tom Nordheim (NASA JPL)

Recorded presentation

16:50 Break

Discussion

Oral presentations: Block 6

33 Invited presentation: Connecting the Galileo particle, plasma, and field data with ionospheric, exospheric, and MHD models

Speaker: Marina Galand (Imperial College London)

Galand_Carnielli_etal_2020-compressed.pdf

Recorded presentation

34 Detectability of subsurface oceans and their flows by JUICE

Speaker: Ingo Mueller-Wodarg (Imperial College London)

Ocean-magnetosphere interaction-Oct2020.pdf

Recorded presentation

35 Investigating the origin of sulfur-bearing species on the Galilean moon Callisto

Speaker: Richard Cartwright (Carl Sagan Center at the SETI Institute)

Cartwright_etal_callisto_v1.pptx

Recorded presentation

36 Interaction of plasma with the surface of icy moons: insights from laboratory experiments

Speaker: André Galli (University of Bern)

Ice_irradiation.pdf

Recorded presentation

19:20 Thank you for joining

Poster teaser: Poster teaser 2

37 The RADiation hard Electron Monitor (RADEM) for the JUICE mission

Speaker: Marco Pinto (LIP)

Outer Planet Moon - RADEM Intro slide.pdf

Outer Planet Moon - RADEM presentation.pdf

38 The JUICE Radio & Plasma Wave Investigation (RPWI) of the Jovian moon-magnetosphere interactions

Speaker: Dr Jan-Erik Wahlund (Swedish Institute of Space Physics)

Teaser Wahlund RPWI.pdf

39 Europa-UVS and JUICE-UVS Plans for Auroral and Airglow Observations of Moon-Magnetosphere Interactions

Speaker: Kurt Retherford (SwRI, San Antonio, TX)

RetherfordUVSposter2slides.pptx

Teaser_RetherfordUVS.pptx

40 JUICE spacecraft charging in the variable Jovian magnetosphere, plumes of Europa and the auroral zone of Ganymede: Implications for future particle and fields measurements

Speaker: Mika Holmberg (ESTEC)

Holmberg et al. JUICE spacecraft charging in the variable Jovian magnetosphere, plumes of Europa and the auroral zone of Ganymede.pdf

Teaser Holmberg et al. JUICE SPIS simulations.pdf

41 Large density spikes in Titan’s upper ionosphere

Speaker: Niklas Edberg (Swedish Institute of Space Physics)

2020_Outerplanets_poster_Densityspikes.pdf

Teaser_Edberg.pdf

42 Polarization electrostatic field in the presence of negatively charged dust: implications for electrons and dust levitation near Saturn’s F ring

Speaker: Lina Hadid

Hadid_OuterPlanetMoonMagnetosphere_teaser.pdf

43 Jupiter’s unusual swirly storms

Speaker: Prateek Tripathi (Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India)

Jupiter Storms Teaser.pdf

Swirl’s structure on the planetary surfaces stays a mystery for researchers. However, the resemblance of these features to the look-alike features on Lunar and Earth’s surface makes them more interesting. In this work, a joint analysis of swirls on Jupiter, Lunar swirls, the high albedo features, and their correlation with Eddies on Earth has been discussed,indicating that these swirls structures may have similar origin features.

Poster breakouts