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Posters Atmospheric Escape, Evolution and Climates

Monday, May 14, 2018
12:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Speaker

Attendee83
Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)

O+ escape at Earth during the magnetic storm on September 4th - 10th, 2017

Attendee14
Austrian Academy Of Sciences

Atmospheric escape at early Mars and constraints on the evolution of the Martian atmosphere

Attendee19
Swedish Institute of Space Physics

Dependence of O+ escape rates from Venus on the solar wind and the solar activity

Attendee92
Boston University

2-Dimensional Model of the Martian Exosphere Applied to HST Observations

Attendee86
Laboratory For Atmospheric And Space Physics

Modeling deuterium from surface to space to understand Mars atmospheric evolution

Attendee24
Princeton University

Modeling of Ion and Photochemical Losses to Space over the Martian History

Attendee50
The University Of Texas At Austin

A parametric study of Enceladus plumes based on DSMC calculations for retrieving the outgassing parameters as measured by Cassini instruments

Attendee14
Austrian Academy Of Sciences

The terrestrial paleo-magnetosphere during the late Hadean and Archean: Implications on the evolution of the terrestrial atmosphere

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