Below is the list of all approved Planetary Science sessions slated for the 2013 AGU Fall Meeting. Scheduling will occur at the next Program Committee meeting in September (note that the “P” session designations are temporary and will be changed once scheduling is complete). More details can be found on the AGU Fall Meeting Web site. Should you have any questions or concerns about the program, feel free to contact the PS Program Committee representatives, Nathan Bridges and Joern Helbert. Based on the diversity and scope of these sessions, the 2013 AGU Fall Meeting should be a very exciting meeting.
P001 Planetary Sciences General Contributions
P002 Accretion, core-mantle differentiation and early planetary evolution
P003 Atmospheric escape, upper atmospheres, ionospheres, and plasma interactions at Mars
and Venus
P004 Characterizing Small Solar System Bodies
P005 Destination: Europa
P006 Dynamic Mars from Long-Term Observations
P007 Dynamic processes in Mars’s atmosphere
P008 Enceladus: Little Moon, Big Possibilities
P009 Evolutions, interactions and origins of Outer Planet Satellites
P010 First Results of C/2012 S1 (ISON): Comet of the Century?
P011 Gale crater, Mars: Comparing geochemistry and geomorphology from
remote sensing, in situ measurements, laboratory data, and terrestrial analogs
P012 Geophysical Investigations of Planetary Volatiles
P013 Geophysics of Satellites and Small Bodies
P014 High Priority Investigations for Venus Exploration
P015 Icy Bodies: from laboratory to space missions
P016 Impact Cratering: Terrestrial Observations and Planetary Applications
P017 Mars Science Laboratory: Bradbury Landing through Yellowknife Bay
P018 Mercury after Two Years of MESSENGER Orbital Observations
P019 Planetary Atmospheres and Evolution
P020 Planetary Rings: Theory and Observation
P021 Polarimetry as an invaluable tool to study the Solar System and beyond
P022 Rapid Environmental Change and the Fate of Planetary Habitability
P023 Rosetta, Comets, and the Origins of the Solar System
P024 Sagan Lecture
P025 Saturn’s Northern Spring — From Storms to Polar Vortices
P026 Shape, Internal Structure, Gravity, and Winds of Jupiter and Saturn
P027 Shoemaker Lecture
P028 Solar System Dusty Plasma
P029 The Science of Exploration as enabled by the Moon, NEAs and the moons of Mars
P030 Thermal Modeling of Terrestrial and Planetary Bodies
P031 Titan’s Enigmatic Atmosphere and Ionosphere
P032 Titan- A Solar System Enigma
P033 Tracking Down Life – Star Biosignatures, Biomarker Systems or the Ensemble Cast?
P034 Using Topography to Investigate the Evolution of Solar System Bodies
P035 Whipple Lecture