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ENCELADUS AND THE ICY MOONS OF SATURN
July 26–29, 2016
Boulder, Colorado
The planetary community is invited to a conference on Enceladus and the Icy Moons of Saturn in 2016.
The active jets of Enceladus are chief among the new discoveries of the Cassini mission, and others include color/thermal anomalies, equatorial ridges, satellite-derived rings, resurfacing and thermal relaxation, librations, and global fracture networks, just to name a few.
The conference will be open to all scientific aspects of Enceladus and its neighboring moons.
The conference will feature invited speakers, contributed talks, and contributed posters, and will lead to the production of a printed volume summarizing the findings of the conference.