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第526回生存圏シンポジウム
水星国際研究会2024~メッセンジャーからベピコロンボへ~ 
Mercury 2024: From MESSENGER to BepiColombo

更新日: 2024/05/23

開催日時 2024/06/04(火曜日) - 2024/06/07(金曜日)
開催場所 宇治キャンパス おうばくプラザ
申請代表者 村上 豪(宇宙航空研究開発機構 宇宙科学研究所)
所内担当者 小嶋 浩嗣(生存圏研究所)

詳細は、こちらのページをご参照ください。
https://www.cosmos.esa.int/web/bepicolombo-mercury2024/home

目的および内容

水星に関するあらゆる科学研究を進める研究者を国内外から集め、水星研究の最新状況を共有・議論するとともに、2025年末に水星へ到着するBepiColomboミッションの準備状況や観測計画についても議論する。
 水星は太陽系最内縁に位置し、地球型惑星の中で最も特異な惑星として知られている。水星は地球・金星・火星と比べてはるかに大きな金属コアを有しているが、その起源と形成過程は未だに解明されていない。また固有磁場を有し強大な太陽風にさらされる水星周辺の宇宙環境では、地球と全く異なる時間・空間スケールの物理現象が引き起こされている。水星は探査が困難な惑星であり、過去の水星周回探査機は米国のメッセンジャー探査機のみである。メッセンジャーによる観測は新たな知見を多くもたらしたが、水星の起源、形成、進化、そして環境にはいまだ多くの未解決課題が残されている。日欧共同の国際水星探査計画ベピコロンボは2018年に打ち上げられ、2025年12月の水星周回軌道投入に向けて現在も航行を続けている。ベピコロンボでは2機の周回探査機による総合観測を同時に行い、水星における未解決課題の解明に迫る。
 本研究集会では国内外の水星に関する最新研究状況を共有・整理するとともに、2025年末に迫るベピコロンボ水星到着に向けて検討・議論を行う。本研究集会は2年ごとに世界各地で開催されてきた水星国際研究会の日本での開催を担うものとなる。

プログラム

Program: Oral Sessions

Wednsday -4 June

Time Last Name Title
9:30 Welcome – Murakami
9:45 Invited Tutorial – Jia Mercury’s Magnetosphere: Structure, Dynamics, and Its Role in Cross-Disciplinary Science
10:00
10:15 Deca A fully kinetic perspective on the solar wind interaction with planet Mercury
10:30 Ogawa Statistical analysis of the characteristic magnetic field structure in Mercury’s nightside magnetosphere
10:45 Coffee break
11:15 Invited Tutorial – Namur The mantle of Mercury and formation of the volcanic crust
11:30
11:45 Charlier Carbon speciation on Mercury and diamond formation at the core-mantle boundary
12:00 Hirata Magmatic diversity inferred from geochemical end-members around the Caloris basin
12:15 Pasckert Spectral Properties of Hermean Central Peaks
12:30 Sonke Enhanced UV/visible reflectance of mercurian low reflectance material in MDIS-controlled Mariner 10 mosaics
12:45 Lunch
14:00 Benkhoff & Murakami Overview of the initial results from BepiColombo Mercury flybys
14:15
14:30 Invited Tutorial – Sarantos Mercury’s Exosphere
14:45
15:00 Suzuki Mg Exosphere of Mercury Obtained by PHEBUS onboard BepiColombo during its second and third Swing-bys
15:15 Berezhnoi Chemistry of collisions of meteoroids with Mercury
15:30 Moroni Modelling of the seasonal variation and altitude profile of Ca and Ca-bearing molecules observed in Mercury’s exosphere
15:45 Schmid Evidence for Atomic Li in Mercury’s Exosphere
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Invited Tutorial – Wright A whirlwind tour of Mercury’s surface
16:45
17:00 Leon Dasi Combined morpho-spectral analysis highlights recent explosive volcanic eruptions
17:15 Munaretto Spectrophotometric modelling of MESSENGER/MDIS multiangular observations reveals physical properties of Mercury’s pyroclastic deposits.
17:30 Jozwiak Evidence for a Complex Explosive Volcanic History at Nathair Facula
17:45 Deutsch Analyzing Hollow Degradation States Across Mercury Using Deep-Learning Detections
18:00 Besse Mercury analogues and laboratory measurements to prepare BepiColombo

Wednsday -5 June

Time Last Name Title
9:30 Invited Results – Mura The Yearly Variability of the Sodium Exosphere of Mercury: an Analytical Approach
9:45
10:00 Lierle Linewidth Measurements of Mercury’s Alkali Exosphere
10:15 Sun MESSENGER observations of Mercury’s seasonal planetary ions and escape
10:30 Kazakov Deep Neural Networks for Surface Composition Reconstruction from Simulated In Situ Exospheric Measurements at Mercury
10:45 Coffee break
11:15 Invited Results – Barraud Spectral curvature of Mercury: implications for composition and space-weathering
11:30
11:45 Cremonese Statistical analysis on the new catalog of impact craters of Mercury 
12:00 Blance Investgating the Origin of Flows Around Craters on Mercury
12:15 Chabot Using Permanently Shadowed Regions to Constrain the Origin of Mercury’s Volatile Polar Deposits
12:30 Speyerer Present-Day Endogenic and Exogenic Activity on Mercury
12:45 Lunch
14:00 Poster Session
14:15
14:30
14:45
15:00
15:15
15:30
15:45
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Invited Results – Aizawa Recent Revelations in Magnetospheric Studies at Mercury
16:45
17:00 Milillo First results of BepiColombo SERENA ion sensors observations during the first Mercury flybys
17:15 Hadid Plasma environment of Mercury’s magnetosphere as seen by BepiColombo during its third flyby
17:30 Rojo Structure and dynamics of the hermean magnetosphere revealed by electron observations after the first three Mercury flybys of BepiColombo, 50 years after Mariner 10
17:45 Sahraoui High frequency waves and electron dynamics in the Hermian environment: Mio PWI and MEA observations
18:00 Ozaki Dynamical effects of whistler-mode chorus emission waves in Mercury’s magnetosphere

Wednsday -6 June

Time Last Name Title
9:30 Invited Results – Hyodo Formation of Mercury: A review
9:45
10:00 Kamata Tides on Mercury with a solid-liquid mixed layer
10:15 Burkhard Investigating Mercury’s present and past tidal stresses
10:30 Wang Characterization, Modeling, and Population Analysis of Super-Mercuries 
10:45 Coffee break  
11:15 Exner Determining the Influence of the IMF and Planetary Magnetic Field Models on Mercury’s Magnetosphere Along Spacecraft Trajectories of MESSENGER, BepiColombo and MPO
11:30 Chaufray On the origin of the thermal hydrogen and helium in the exosphere of Mercury
11:45 Krupp He+-ions around Mercury observed by Messenger FIPS and first measurements of MPPE/MSA onboard BepiColombo
14:00 Ivanovski MHD parametric study on Kelvin Helmholtz and tearing mode instabilities on the Mercury magnetopause with MESSENGER data.   
14:15 Holzkamp Magnetosheath modeling around Mercury using boundary-fitted grids
14:30 Pump Influence of the IMF strength and direction on the Hermean Magnetosphere
14:45 Björn Modeling of Mercury’s regolith using MESSENGER spectrophotometry
15:00 Shackelford How Carbon May Affect Space Weathering Products on Mercury: An Experimental Approach
15:15 Bott Simulation of Micrometeoroid Bombardment of Sulfur-Rich Mercury Analogs in the Laboratory

Wednsday -7 June

Time Last Name Title
9:30 Alemanno Mercury in a box – the DLR high temperature spectroscopy laboratory
9:45 Powell Thermal Modeling of Mercury with Roughness and Topography: Comparison with Mariner 10 IRR and Predictions for BepiColombo MERTIS
10:00 Byrne Smooth and Intercrater Plains Morphology at the Lander Scale
10:15 Tenthoff Multi-View Shape from Shading for High-Resolution DEM Construction and Albedo Retrieval
10:30 Schmidt Inherited and Post-infill Tectonic Structures in Caloris Planitia, Mercury
10:45 Coffee break
11:15 Raines Proton precipitation in Mercury’s northern hemisphere
11:30 Dewey Energy dispersions in Mercury’s northern magnetospheric cusp
11:45 Poh Cusp Plasma Filaments in Mercury’s Cusp: A Review and Comparison with Earth
12:00 Futaana Solar wind precipitation onto the Mercury surface measured by the ENA instrument on BepiColombo/MMO spacecraft
12:15 Sharman X-ray emission from Mercury’s nightside and its dependence on magnetospheric activity
12:30 Grande Energetic Electrons Observed During BebiColumbo Mercury Flybys
12:45 Lunch
15:30 Caminiti Effects of ion irradiation on Mercury terrestrial analogues in the visible to mid-infrared
15:45 Arnaut Understanding Mercurian Spectral Alteration through Simulation of Nanophase Weathering Agents
16:00 Domingue Photometric Properties of Glacial-Like Flows Observed in Raditladi Basin

 

Program: Poster Sessions

Wednsday -5 June

Adeli SwingBy #5 – MERTIS first science observation at Mercury
Barabash Observations of the particle – surface interaction at the Moon: Lessons for Mercury
Barraud MERTIS/BepiColombo and the Moon – how to push an instrument to its limits and beyond
Barraud Updates on MASCS geometric calculation & Unsupervised observation clustering for photometric correction
Besse Detection of the 830 nm spectral feature in Praxiteles basin: hints of hollows’ formation
Björn X-ray fluorescence emission simulations for Mercury surface regolith
Caminiti Do we need a heterogeneous mantle to explain the spectral properties of Mercury’s volcanic basin infills?
Dazzi Electron properties at Mercury: when global 3D-PIC simulations meet the PWI/AM2P and PWI/SORBET experiments of BepiColombo
Deutsch Modeling Cold Spots on Mercury: Opportunities for BepiColombo Observations
Dewey Evolution of Mercury’s magnetotail structure with magnetospheric activity
Doressoundiram Why we should target only Explosive volcanism and hollows!
Exner  What Mio could teach us about Mercury’s deep magnetotail
Fox Preparations for the Mercury Imaging X-ray Spectrometer’s observations of Mercury’s Low Reflectance Material
Frizzell Extracting Potassium Abundances on Mercury from MESSENGER X-ray Spectrometer Data 
Galluzzi Update on the Quadrangle Geological Map Series of Mercury
Grava Investigating the helium exosphere of Mercury with multiple BepiColombo instruments: insights into the response to the solar wind variations, thermal accommodation, and internal outgassing
Harada Low-energy Ions in Mercury’s Magnetosphere Observed by MIA during Mio’s third Mercury flyby
Helbert Exploring Mercury with the MErcury Radiometer and Thermal infrared Imaging Spectrometer (MERTIS) 
Heyner Spectral Modelling the Induction Effect of a Strong CME Hitting Planet Mercury
Heyner Electrical Conductivity of Mercury’s Interior
Hilchenbach Reconstruction of the Strindberg Crater from filtered MLA data
Jawin Searching for Evidence of Ancient Explosive Volcanism on Mercury
Karlsson Investigation of the Ultralow Frequency (ULF) foreshock boundary at Mercury
Kato A consideration of an application of the lunar surface potential estimation to Mercury
Kobayashi Mercury Dust Monitor (MDM) Onboard the Mio Orbiter of the BepiColombo Mission
Kremic Capabilities for Long-Duration Landers On Mercury
Lecaille Possible origins for late explosive volcanism on Mercury
Llado Synthesis of Mercury surface analogues in evacuated silica tubes: implications for chlorides, sulfides, and phosphides formation
Martellato Numerical modelling of impact craters within the Hermean Permanent Shadowed Regions
Martinez BepiColombo: Monitoring solar activity and scientific observations during Cruise with the Quick Look Analysis (QLA) tool
McKee Investigating the Impact of Planetary Regolith on MIXS X-ray Fluorescence Observations
Morlok Mid-IR Study of Oxides for the BepiColombo Mission 
Munaretto Multidisciplinary analysis of Praxiteles crater on Mercury: investigating the interplay of impact cratering, volcanism, and volatile sublimation on Mercury
Nakamura Orbital evolution of planetesimals in the inner solar system and mantle erosion of proto-Mercury by their impacts
Ogino Characterization of the solar wind interaction with the lunar mini-magnetospheres : Implication for Mercury’s magnetosphere
Robidel Mercury’s exosphere observed by PHEBUS visible channels during the first three BepiColombo flybys.
Rodriguez A Possible Phase of Late Heavy bombardment-induced Salt Glaciation on Mercury: Implications for Surficial Elemental Compositions and Regolith Seismic Stability
Sanchez-Cano Space Weather monitoring with BepiColombo at Mercury’s orbit in preparation for orbit insertion
Schroeder Strofio: A Status Update
Sepe Structural Investigation of reactivated multi-ring faults on Mercury: the case of Andal-Coleridge basin
Teubenbacher Can we compare 3D global hybrid plasma simulation outputs directly to particle instrument measurements?
Tognon The 1:3M geologic map of H9-Eminescu quadrangle on Mercury
Usui Hybrid particle simulation for ions dynamics in Mercury’s inner Magnetosphere
Van Den Neucker Spectral and geochemical characteristics of Mercury analogs in preparation for the analysis of  MERTIS FlyBy 5 measurements
Van Den Neucker Surface and Environment Interactions Studies Group (SEIS): the best group ever
Verkercke A subsurface reservoir as a potential explanation for the cold-pole enhancement in Mercury’s sodium exosphere
Verma Preliminary temperature analysis of the Region of Interest using MERTIS onboard BepiColombo for the upcoming Mercury’s 5th Flyby.
Vuori Refractive index of Mercury analog particles from light scattering measurements
Wang Investigating the properties of the Low Latitude Boundary Layer at Mercury using MESSENGER data
Wright Source of Mercury’s Hollow-Forming Materials: Preliminary Results from Geological Mapping, Spectra, and Impact Simulations

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