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Sapas Mons. Magellan radar draped over Magellan topography. Vertical exaggeration 20:1. Hideous false color.

VENUS GEOCHEMISTRY WORKSHOP
February 25-26, 2009
Main Webpage for Workshop
Report from Workshop

PROGRAM, LINKS TO ABSTRACTS, AND LINKS TO PRESENTATIONS

Day	Time	First Author	Title and Abstract	Presentation
Thursday	8:30 AM	A. H. Treiman	Introduction and Logistics
Thursday	8:45 AM	W.S. Kiefer	The Geology and Geophysics of Venus	link
Thursday	9:15 AM	J.W. Head	Geological Evidence for Petrogenetic Diversity on Venus: Implications for Future Exploration Strategies
Thursday	9:30 AM	M.S. Gilmore	Tessera Terrain is a Fundamental Geochemical Target
Thursday	9:45 AM	V.L. Hansen	Is There a Genetic Association Between Ribbon Tessera Terrain and Shield Terrain, Venus?
Thursday	10:00 AM	M. Ivanov	An Analysis of the Nature of Tessera Materials on Venus
Thursday	11:00 AM	J.S. Kargel	Volcanology of the Venera and VEGA Landing Sites	link1 link2
Thursday	11:30 AM	P.J. McGovern	Interactions of Mechanical Controls on Magma Emplacement with the Petrology of Volcanic Edifice-building Flows on Venus
Thursday	11:45 AM	L.T. Elkins-Tanton	Magmatism on Venus: Upside-Down Melting in Gravitational Instabilities and a Possible Analog in the Siberian Large Igneous Province	link

Thursday	1:30 PM	A. H. Treiman	Venus Geochemistry and Bulk Composition	link
Thursday	1:45 PM	A. H. Treiman	Venus' Bulk and Mantle Compositions: Are Venus and Earth Really Twins?
Thursday	2:00 PM	J.S. Kargel	Soviet Lander and Magellan Data Point Toward Earthlike Venus Geochemistry and Volcanology, With Some Differences, and Many Questions
Thursday	2:15 PM	J. Filiberto	Magmatic Diversity on Venus: Constraints from Terrestrial Analog Experiments	link
Thursday	2:30 PM	J.H. Jones	Core Formation on the Terrestrial Planets: Comparative Planetology of the Earth, Moon, Mars, Vesta, and Venus	link
Thursday	2:45 PM	A.T. Basilevsky	Geochemical Aspects of the Geological History of Venus	link
Thursday	3:30 PM	W.S. Kiefer	Melting Venus: Potential Geochemical Diagnostics of Mantle Source Depth
Thursday	3:45 PM	M.A. Kreslavsky	Surficial Deposits and Access to Materials with Known Geological Context on Venus	link
Thursday	4:00 PM	K.P. Baines	In-Situ Aerial Exploration Of Venus By Balloon - Science Objectives And Mission Architecture

Poster		S.M. Clegg	Venus Geochemical Analysis by Remote Raman -- Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (Raman-LIBS)
Poster		A. Migliorini	Thermal Structure in the Venusian Atmosphere: Diurnal and Annual Variations
Poster		P.J. Michael	Sulfur Behavior in Terrestrial Basaltic Magmas: Insights for the Behavior of Volcanic Sulfur on Venus

Friday	8:30 AM	M.A. Bullock	Venus Atmosphere
Friday	8:45 AM	Y. Yung	Atmospheric Constraints on Sulfur Reactions Fluxes at the Surface of Venus	link
Friday	9:15 AM	A. Mahieux	Trace Gas Constituents of the Venus Mesosphere Measured by SPICAV/SOIR on Board Venus Express
Friday	9:30 AM	S. Visscher	Surface - Atmosphere Interactions	link
Friday	10:00 AM	A.H. Treiman	Basalt - Atmosphere Interaction on Venus: Preliminary Results on Weathering of Minerals and Bulk Rock	link
Friday	10:45 AM	N. Mueller	Venus Surface Thermal Emission Observed by VIRTIS on Venus Express	link
Friday	11:00 AM	J. Helbert	Facing the Heat -- Obtaining Near Infrared Real Emissivity Spectra at Venus Surface Temperatures	link
Friday	11:15 AM	R.E. Grimm	Magnetotelluric Sounding of the Interior of Venus
Friday	11:45 AM	A. Wang	Planetary Raman Spectroscopic Study for Understanding Venus Evolution History

Friday	1:30 PM	D.H. Grinspoon	The History of Venus
Friday	2:00 PM	M.A. Bullock	The Role of Sulfur in Detecting Recent Climate Change on Venus	link
Friday	2:15 PM	M.Yu. Zolotov	On the Composition of Putative Oceans on Early Venus	link
Friday	2:30 PM	All	DISCUSSION FOR WORKSHOP REPORT INTO DECADAL SURVEY

REPORT: In Progress

April 29, 2009

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