Atmospheric Escape
| Thursday, May 17, 2018 |
| 9:30 AM - 3:20 PM |
Details
Chairs: M. Holmstrom / F. Leblanc / Ph. Escoubet
Speaker
Attendee97
Swedish Institute Of Space Physics
Ion and neutral gas escape from the terrestrial planets
Attendee99
University Of Colorado
Atmospheric Escape from Mars
Attendee28
LATMOS/CNRS, Université Pierre et Marie Curie
Signatures of sputtering at Mars: a first evidence?
Attendee72
MPI for Solar System Research
Cold Ion Escape from Mars - Observations by Mars Express and MAVEN
Attendee48
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
The Origin and Evolution of Nitrogen in Outer Planet Atmospheres through Comparative Planetology
Attendee80
University Of California, Berkeley
Cold Ion Outflow and Magnetic Topology in Mars’ Magnetotail
Attendee93
Boston University
ESTIMATING THE ESCAPE OF HYDROGEN AND DEUTERIUM FROM THE ATMOSPHERE OF MARS
Attendee79
Lasp, University Of Colorado
Seasonal Variability of Mars H Escape in the MAVEN IUVS dataset
Attendee31
Swedish Institute Of Space Physics
Solar cycle dependence on the H+/O+ flux ratio in Venus’ magnetotail
Attendee12
Jhu / Applied Physics Laboratory
Escape and precipitation rates at Venus
Attendee90
Ucla
Atmospheric Escape on Earth
Attendee104
Max-Planck Inst / BCSS
Ion Outflow from the Terrestrial Atmosphere: Sources, Mechanisms, Transport and Consequences
Attendee82
IRAP
Simultaneous detection of terrestrial ionospheric molecular ions in the Earth's inner magnetosphere and at the Moon
Attendee83
Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)
Atmospheric loss from Earth's plasma mantle and its dependence on solar wind conditions
