Phobos and Deimos Conference 2011

PROGRAM Final Update: 16 March 2011 Abstracts [11-0XX] and Presentations [P] may de downloaded from the next pages of the Program. PROGRAM OVERVIEW
	Mon, 14 March	Tue, 15 March	Wed, 16 March
Morning		8 am – 12 pm Science Session 8:15 am Keynote Address Dr William K. Hartmann	8 am – 12 pm Human Exploration Session
Lunch			12:15 pm Poster Session
Afternoon	1 pm Registration 2:30 pm “Small Worlds & Beyond” Space Art Exhibition Inauguration 3:30 pm Welcome Reception 4:30 pm Adjourn	1:30 pm – 4 pm Robotic Reconnaissance Session 4 pm Mars Institute “Asaph Hall” Best Student Paper Award 4:15 pm Keynote Address Dr Seiji Sugita 4:45 pm Adjourn	1 pm Keynote Address Dr Tom Jones 1:30 pm – 2:15 pm Synthesis Session 2:30 pm Meeting Adjourns
Evening		Dinner in Mountain View (No Host)

Monday, 14 March 2011 REGISTRATION 1:00 pm Main Ballroom
1:00 pm	ON-SITE REGISTRATION BEGINS
2:30 pm	“SMALL WORLDS AND BEYOND” SPACE ART EXHIBITION INAUGURAL Chairs: W. K. Hartmann, J. Jones, and W. Myers
3:30 pm	WELCOME RECEPTION
4:30 pm	ADJOURN FOR THE DAY
Tuesday, 15 March 2011 SCIENCE SESSION 8:00 am Main Ballroom
Chairs:	P. C. Thomas P. Rosenblatt
8:00 am	WELCOME AND LOGISTICS – CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES B. Jaroux and P. Lee
8:15 am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS Dr William K. Hartmann * [INVITED] Phobos, Deimos, and the First 600 Million Years [P]
8:45 am	Rosenblatt, P.* Andert, T. P. Patzold, M. Dehant, V. Hausler, B. Tyler, G. L. Le Maistre, S. Marty, J. C. [INVITED] On the Interior Structure and Origin of the Martian Moons [11-009]
9:00 am	Rambaux, N. Le Maistre, S. Rosenblatt, P. Castillo-Rogez, J.C.* Rotational Motion of Phobos [11-022]
9:15 am	Castillo-Rogez, J.C.* Rosenblatt, P. Rambaux, N. Le Maistre, S. Attenuation Properties of Phobos as a Discriminant of its Origin and Internal Structure [11-002]
9:30 am	Andert, T. P.* Rosenblatt, P. Patzold, M. Hausler, B. Tyler, G. L. The Internal Structure of Phobos and Hints to its Origin Derived from Mars Express Radio Science Observations [11-015]
9:45 am	Rosenblatt, P. Charnoz, S.* On the Formation of the Martian Moons from Gravitational Instabilities Within a Circum-Mars Accretion Disk [11-008]
10:00 am	BREAK
10:15 am	Giuranna, M. Roush, T. * Duxbury, T. Hogan, R. Geminale, A. Formissano, V. Carli, C. Thermal Infrared Spectra of Phobos from PFS/MEX and TES/MGS: Compositional Implications [11-021] [P]
10:30 am	Willner, K. Wahlisch, M. Oberst, J. Scholten, F. Schmidt, V. Hoffmann, H. Roatsch, T. Matz, K.-D. (Presented by Shi, X.) * An Updated Phobos DTM and Map for Mission Support Based on HRSC Image Data [11-013][P]
10:45 am	Shi, X.* Willner, K. Oberst, J. Working Models for the Gravity Field and Dynamical Environment of Phobos [11-005] [P]
11:00 am	Bellerose, J.* Lee, P. Thomas, P. C. Investigation of Surface Dynamics on Phobos and Deimos [11-029] [P]
11:15 am	Thomas, P. C.* The Martian Satellites’ Place in the Small Object Zoo [11-026] [P]
11:30 am	PLENARY DISCUSSION
12:00 pm	LUNCH
Tuesday, 15 March 2011 ROBOTIC RECONNAISSANCE SESSION 1:30 pm Main Ballroom
Chairs:	A. Zakharov S. Sugita
1:30 pm	Zelenyi, L. Galimov, E. Khartov, V. Zakharov, A.* [INVITED] Phobos Sample Return Mission and Samples Analysis in Terrestrial Labs [11-016] [P]
2:00 pm	Fleischer, I.* Klingelhofer, G. Rodionov, D. S. Evlanov, E. N. Blumers, M. Bernhardt, B. Girones Lopez, J. Maul, J. Prilutskii, O. F. Shlyk, A. F. Linkin, V. M. d’Uston, C. The Miniaturized Mossbauer Spectrometer MIMOS II on the Phobos-Grunt Mission [11-012] [P]
2:15 pm	Ping, J.S. Qian, Z. H. Hong, X. Y. Jian, N. C. Sun, J. Fung, L. W. Shi, X. Zheng, W. M. Liu, Q. H. To Improve the Orbit and Rotation Parameters of Phobos by Same-Beam Open-Loop Tracking of Joint YH-1 and FGSC Mission [11-004]
2:30 pm	BREAK
2:45 pm	Singer, S. F. General Relativity Lense-Thirring Effect – Measured with Phobos and Deimos [11-030]
3:00 pm	Oberst, J. Lainey, V. Le Poncin-Lafitte, C. Dehant, V. Rosenblatt, P.* Ulamec, S. Biele, J. Hoffmann, H. Willner, K. Schreiber, U. Rambaux, N. Laurent, P. Zakharov, A. Foulon, B. Gurvits, L. Murchie, S. Reed, C. Turyshev, S. G. GETEMME Team GETEMME: A Mission to Explore the Martian Satellites and the Fundamentals of Solar System Physics [11-007]
3:15 pm	Rivkin, A. S.* Chabot, N. L. Murchie, S. L. Eng, D. Guo, Y. Arvidson, R. E. Trebi-Ollennu, A. Seelos, F. P. MERLIN: Mars-Moon Exploration, Reconnaissance and Landed Investigation [11-014] [P]
3:30 pm	PLENARY DISCUSSION
4:00 pm	Mars Institute “Asaph Hall” Best Student Paper Award Ceremony Awarded to Xian Shi (Graduate Student, Technical University Berlin).
4:15 pm	KEYNOTE ADDRESS Dr Seiji Sugita * (On Behalf of M. Yoshikawa & H. Yano, JAXA) [INVITED] Professor, Department of Complexity Science & Engineering, University of Tokyo The Next Sample Return Mission of Japan: Hayabusa-2 [P]
4:45 pm	ADJOURN FOR THE DAY
Wednesday, 16 March 2011 HUMAN EXPLORATION SESSION 8:00 am Main Ballroom
Chairs:	T. Jones S. J. Hoffman
8:00 am	Hoffman, S. J.* [INVITED] A Phobos-Deimos Mission as an Element of the NASA Mars Design Reference Architecture 5.0 [11-027] [P]
8:30 am	Merrill, R. G.* Strange, N. J. Crewed Mars’ Moons Exploration Utilizing the 2010 Human Exploration Framework [11-019] [P]
8:45 am	Foster, C.* Delta-V Budgets for Robotic and Human Exploration of Phobos and Deimos [11-018] [P]
9:00 am	Genova, A. L.* S. V. Weston Simurda, L. J. Human and Robotic Mission Applications of Low-Energy Transfers to Phobos and Deimos [11-010] [P]
9:15 am	BREAK
9:30 am	Landau, D. F.* Strange, N. J. Battat, J. A. Solar Electric Propulsion for a Flexible Path of Human Space Exploration [11-011] [P]
9:45 am	Logan, J. S.* Adamo, D. R. Destination Deimos: A Design Reference Architecture for Initial Human Exploration of the Mars System [11-023]
10:00 am	Hopkins, J. B.* Pratt, W. D. Comparison of Deimos and Phobos for Human Exploration and Identification of Preferred Landing Sites on Deimos [11-031] [P]
10:15 am	Murakami, Y.* Design As If People Mattered: For Spacecraft Missions to Early Base for Phobos and Deimos [11-017] [P]
10:30 am	Asphaug, E.* Hemingway, D. Movshovitz, N. What do Grooves Mean? [11-024] [P]
10:45 am	Lorber, K.* Lee, P. Phobos, Deimos, and Planetary Protection: A Review [11-020] [P]
11:00 am	Lee, P.* Martin, G. L. Human Missions to Phobos and Deimos: What Science? [11-001] [P]
11:15 am	BREAK
11:30 am	PLENARY DISCUSSION
12:00 pm	Lunch
Wednesday, 16 March 2011 POSTER SESSION 12:15 pm Main Foyer
	Jones, T.* Lee, P. Bellerose, J. De Rosee, R. Chartres, J. McCarthy, J. Mayer, D. Bhavsar, P. Mungas, G. Osterman, D. Prettyman, T. Goldsten, J. Lawrence, D. Dunham, D. Horsewood, J. Sanchez, H. Heldmann, J. Smith, P. Williams, B. Fahnestock, E. Gaffey, M. Nolan, M. Thomas, P. Hildebrand, A. Farquhar, R. Benedix, G. Veverka, J. Yano, H. Elphic, R. A Lander to Investigate a C-type Triple Near-Earth Asteroid System: 2001 SN263 [11-003] [P]
	Lee, P.* Jones, T. Jaroux, B. Klupar, P. D. Bellerose, J. Chartres, J. De Rosee, R. Fong, T. Genova, A. McCarthy, J. McCarthy, T. Mungas, G. S. M4: Mars Moons Multiple-landings Mission [11-025] [P]
	Mungas, G. S.* Gursel, Y. Osterman, D. Nyquist, R. Dissly, R. Lee, P. Camera, Handlens, And Microscope Probe (CHAMP) for Investigations of Small Bodies [11-028] [P]
	Rosenblatt, P.* Rivoldini, A. Dehant, V. Modeling the Internal Mass Distribution Inside Phobos [11-006] [P]
1:00 pm	KEYNOTE ADDRESS Dr Tom Jones * [INVITED] Veteran Astronaut Planetary Scientist, SETI Institute Senior Research Scientist, Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition The Journey to Phobos, and Deimos: Human Exploration Challenges [P]
SYNTHESIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS SESSION 1:30 pm Main Ballroom
Chairs:	P. Lee B. Jaroux
1:30 pm	SYNTHESIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS SESSION
2:30 pm	MEETING ADJOURNS