[AAA] Fwd: [IAU/FM8 preparation] Planetary Astronomy via Telescopic and Microscopic Approaches

Mar Ene 25 10:17:40 -03 2022

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Saludos,

Ricardo

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Subject: 	Re: [IAU/FM8 preparation] Planetary Astronomy via Telescopic 
and Microscopic Approaches
Date: 	Mon, 24 Jan 2022 08:43:59 +0900
From: 	Masateru ISHIGURO <ishigrmt en gmail.com>
Reply-To: 	ishigrmt en gmail.com
To: 	Hong-Kyu Moon <fullmoon en kasi.re.kr>
CC: 	Amanda Sickafoose <amanda en saao.ac.za>, Masateru ISHIGURO 
<ishiguro en astro.snu.ac.kr>, Beth Ellen Clark Joseph <bclark en ithaca.edu>, 
Ricardo Gil-Hutton <ricardo.gil-hutton en conicet.gov.ar>, Hikaru Yabuta 
<hyabuta en hiroshima-u.ac.jp>, 吉川 真 <yoshikawa.makoto en jaxa.jp>, Antonella 
Barucci <Antonella.Barucci en obspm.fr>, karri muinonen 
<karri.muinonen en helsinki.fi>, 최영준 <yjchoi en kasi.re.kr>, Jeong-Eun Lee 
<jeongeun.lee en khu.ac.kr>

FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT: IAU Focus Meeting 8:

"Planetary Astronomy via Telescopic and Microscopic Approaches"

Dates: 2-3 August 2022 (during the 31st IAUGA on 2-11 August)

Venue: IAUGA, BEXCO, Busan, Republic of Korea + online

Website: https://www.iau.org/science/meetings/future/2600/ 
<https://www.iau.org/science/meetings/future/2600/>

https://iau2021fm8.kasi.re.kr/ <https://iau2021fm8.kasi.re.kr/>

Rationale:

Fifty years have passed since Apollo 11, the first successful manned 
mission to land on the Moon. Since then, the planetary science community 
has grown tremendously, surveying small Solar System bodies by 
telescope, sending spacecraft to all major planets, and sending 
spacecraft to some of the smaller Solar System bodies. These celestial 
bodies have not been reachable in the past, but are now visited by 
spacecraft and closely investigated with the aid of onboard instruments. 
The research targets in planetary science have downsized significantly 
from kilometer to submicron or even smaller sizes. Theoretical 
approaches such as light scattering models for understanding the 
observational data have similarly grown in sophistication.

In addition, a series of sample return projects enable us to establish a 
link between telescopic and microscopic approaches. Starting with the 
Stardust and Hayabusa1 missions, planetary scientists are now analyzing 
extraterrestrial materials in the laboratory, under the microscope, and 
at nanoscale. The Hayabusa2 brought the samples from Ryugu in 2020, and 
the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will carry Bennu's materials in 2023. This 
research is very important not only for understanding our Solar System 
but also for understanding chemical evolution in other planetary 
systems. Broadening the lens and studying other planetary systems will 
allow us to construct comprehensive references for distant worlds. In 
other words, we are making progress and growing sophisticated in Solar 
System research with telescopes and microscopes, and we are about to 
establish a new frontier in research linking the Solar System, 
exoplanets, planet-forming regions, and astrobiology.

In this context, we organize this Focus Meeting (FM8) during the 
IAUGA2022 in Busan, the Republic of Korea. In this meeting, we expect 
that planetary astronomers who study their targets with a wide range of 
size scales using various techniques gather together to exchange their 
ideas and recent findings, and provide an opportunity to set future 
science goals to be achieved in the coming decades.

Registration and Abstract Submission:

Registration takes place through the 31st IAUGA website 
(www.iauga2022.org <http://www.iauga2022.org/>). There are two options 
for the registration: in-person and virtual. For detailed information, 
please refer to the official website of IAUGA2022.

Important Dates (see also http://www.iauga2022.org/ 
<http://www.iauga2022.org/>):

Early bird registration: 1 January - 28 February

Regular registration: 1 March - 31 May

Late/on-site registration: 1 June - 11 August

Regular abstract submission: 1 January - 31 March

Abstract submission for e-Poster/e-Talk: 1 January - 31 May

IAU Grant application submission: 1 January - 31 March

General Assembly: 2-11 August

Confirmed Invited Speakers:

  * Sei-ichiro Watanabe (Nagoya, Univ., Japan)
  * Dante Lauretta (Univ. Arizona, USA)
  * Irina N. Belskaya (Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine)
  * Maria N. Drozdovskaya (Universität Bern, Switzerland)
  * Yuri Aikawa (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)
  * Patrick Michel (CNRS, France)
  * Woojin Kwon (Seoul National Univ., Korea)
  * Beth Ellen Clark (Ithaca College, USA)
  * Maria Antonella Barucci (Observatoire de Paris, France)

Scientific Organizing Committee:

  * Hong-Kyu Moon (KASI, Korea), SOC Chair
  * Masateru Ishiguro (Seoul National Univ., Korea), LOC Chair
  * Maria Antonella Barucci (Observatoire de Paris, France)
  * Ricardo A. Gil-Hutton (UNSJ, Argentina)
  * Makoto Yoshikawa (ISAS/JAXA, Japan)
  * Beth Ellen Clark (Ithaca College, USA)
  * Karri O. Muinonen (Univ. Helsinki, Finland)
  * Hikaru Yabuta (Hiroshima Univ., Japan)
  * Amanda A. Sickafoose (SAAO, South Africa)
  * Young-Jun Choi (KASI, Korea)
  * Jeong-Eun Lee (Kyung Hee Univ., Korea)

If you have any questions regarding this Focus Meeting (FM8), please 
contact (iau2022fm8 en kasi.re.kr <mailto:iau2022fm8 en kasi.re.kr>). For 
general inquiries about the IAUGA 2022, please refer to the official 
website (http://www.iauga2022.org/ <http://www.iauga2022.org/>) or 
contact sec en iauga2022.org <mailto:sec en iauga2022.org>.

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Dr. Ricardo Gil-Hutton
Grupo de Ciencias Planetarias
Dpto. de Geofísica y Astronomía
FCEFN-UNSJ y CONICET
Av. José I. de la Roza Oeste 590
J5402DCS - San Juan - Argentina
Phone : +54-264-4260353
Movil : +54-(9)-264-4569517

E-mail: ricardo.gil-hutton en conicet.gov.ar
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