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Description
Laboratory measurements provide the background information necessary for extracting from observations of the planets how the solar system originated and how it has evolved. The information gained from laboratory measurements is critical to understanding observations of the planets, their atmospheres, their surfaces, their satellites, the fields in which they are immersed, and the interactions between these elements. The form and limits of data obtained from astronomical, earth-orbit, and deep space missions must be interpreted through laboratory measurements, where the number of variables can be controlled. This session provides a forum for discussing laboratory results and techniques and their application to interpretation of planetary data. The oral session topics include: Planetary atmospheres; Planetary surfaces; Particles and fields; and Interactions of planetary atmospheres and surfaces with the space environment.

Scientific Event Main Scientific Organizer (MSO) and Scientific Event Deputy Organizer (DO)
Main Scientific Organizer	William Smythe JPL JPL 183-601 4800 Oak Grove Dr. 91109 Pasadena United States Tel: 818-354-3612 Fax: 818-393-3218 E-Mail: wsmythe@lively.jpl.nasa.gov
Deputy Organizer	Patrick Irwin University of Oxford Clarendon Lab., Parks Road OX1 3PU Oxford United Kingdom Tel: 44 1865 272 083 Fax: 44 1865 272 923 E-Mail: irwin@atm.ox.ac.uk
Scientific Organizing Committee
William Smythe, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA, Patrick Irwin, University of Oxford, UK, Marla Moore, Goddard Space Flight Center, USA, Daniel Winterhalter, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA, Robert Nelson, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA

Number of Quarter Day sessions
4 Quarter Day sessions

Abstracts
No.	Title	Author	Status	Duration	Solicited	PosterNr
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Quarter Day Session: Subtitle: Atmospheres and Instruments Room: 515C Chair: William Smythe Date: Wednesday, 16 July 2008, 09:30 - 11:00
1	Talif quantification of nitrogen atoms applied to experimental simulation of Titan's atmosphere	Et Touhami Es Sebbar	ACCEPTED	09:30-09:55 25 min	no	0
2	Sensitivity of numerical models of Venusian atmospheric chemistry to laboratory and observational parameters	Franklin Mills	ACCEPTED	09:55-10:20 25 min	no	0
3	Results of measurement of the response of a delta-doped Charge Coupled Device (CCD) to low energy neutral and charged particles and vacuum ultra-violet photons	Raymond Goldstein	ACCEPTED	10:20-10:40 20 min	no	0
4	A Hybrid X-Gamma Detector for In-situ Planetary Science	Michelle Skidmore	ACCEPTED	10:40-11:00 20 min	no	0
Break
Quarter Day Session: Subtitle: Radiation Effects Room: 515C Chair: Marla Moore Date: Wednesday, 16 July 2008, 11:30 - 13:00
5	The formation and destruction of ozone in ices relevant to planetary and satellite surfaces	Marla Moore	ACCEPTED	11:30-11:55 25 min	no	0
6	Proton and Electron Irradiation of Solid Nitrous Oxide at Different Temperatures and Implications to the Solar System Ices	Bhalamurugan Sivaraman	ACCEPTED	11:55-12:20 25 min	no	0
7	The origin of sulfur-bearing species on the surfaces of icy satellites	Giovanni Strazzulla	ACCEPTED	12:20-12:40 20 min	no	0
8	Photochemistry in the laboratory and in Earth Orbit: new tools to study the Solar System organic chemistry	Hervé Cottin	ACCEPTED	12:40-13:00 20 min	no	0
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ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Quarter Day Session: Subtitle: Scatterometry Room: 515C Chair: Robert Nelson Date: Wednesday, 16 July 2008, 14:00 - 15:30
9	Laboratory Investigations Relevant to Cassini VIMS Reports of Coherent Constructive Interference in Saturn’s Rings	Robert Nelson	ACCEPTED	14:00-14:25 25 min	no	0
10	Zero phase angle polarimetric reflectance measurements of regolith simulants	Kurt Gunderson	ACCEPTED	14:25-14:50 25 min	no	0
11	LABORATORY REFLECTANCE SPECTRA OF AMMONIA ICE	William Smythe	ACCEPTED	14:50-15:10 20 min	no	0
12	Stability of melt-rich channels in Earth’s mantle: high pressure and temperature experiments on olivine, chromite and MORB	Kristyn Rodzinyak	ACCEPTED	15:10-15:30 20 min	no	0
Break
Quarter Day Session: Subtitle: Surface Emission Room: 515C Chair: William Smythe Date: Wednesday, 16 July 2008, 17:00 - 18:30
13	Roughness effect due to planetary regolith particles in X-ray fluorescence	Tatsuaki Okada	ACCEPTED	17:00-17:20 20 min	no	0
14	Laboratory studies of Mercury analogue materials: optical spectroscopy and space weathering simulation experiments	Lyuba Moroz	ACCEPTED	17:20-17:40 20 min	no	0
15	The Berlin Emissivity Database	Jorn Helbert	ACCEPTED	17:40-18:00 20 min	no	0
16	Processing electronic photos of Mercury produced by ground based observation	Leonid Ksanfomality	ACCEPTED	18:00-18:20 20 min	no	0
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Poster Time: Subtitle: Models and Laboratory Measurements, Room: 516B/C/D 517A/B , Chair: Robert Nelson Date: Wednesday, 16 July 2008, 15:30 - 17:00
Poster Time: Subtitle: not applicable, Room: 516B/C/D 517A/B , Chair: Date: Thursday, 17 July 2008, 15:30 - 17:00
17	Molecular nitrogen photoabsorption cross section measurements and models in support of planetary atmospheres	Glenn Stark	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P125-WedThu
18	High-resolution photoabsorption cross section measurements of sulfur dioxide between 198 nm and 325 nm	Glenn Stark	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P126-WedThu
19	Temperature dependence of a PZT piezoelectric sensor for Mercury Dust Monitor up to 150 °C	Takeo Iwai	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P127-WedThu
20	WITHDRAWN PAPER: Experimental study of the attenuation rate of stress wave in porous small bodies	Masato Setoh	WITHDRAWN	Poster	no
21	Theoretical characterization of the gravity influence on the displacement flows in porous media	Reinaldo Rosa	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P129-WedThu
22	New high-power laser facility for impact simulation	Alexander V. Rodin	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P130-WedThu
23	Simple methodologies for spectral emissivity measurement of rocks	Miroslav Danov	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P131-WedThu
24	Imaging spectroscopy in lab: a tool supporting remotely sensed data	Eleonora Ammannito	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P132-WedThu
25	Effect of regolith on planetary X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy: laboratory and numerical studies	Jyri Naranen	ACCEPTED	Poster	no	P133-WedThu

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