Monday October 9        Tuesday October 10        Wednesday October 11 
Monday October 9
9.15 - 9.30 Opening and Introduction
Academician Galimov E. M. and Professor Head J. W.

9.30 - 12.30 Red and Blue Mars
Basilevsky A. T. and Russell P. S., Chairs.

9.30 - 10.00 Wänke H., Brückner J., Dreibus G. and Rieder R.
THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE MARTIAN SURFACE AS DERIVED FROM APXS ON PATHFINDER

10.00 - 10.30 Hartmann W. K.
YOUNG VOLCANISM ON MARS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANETARY EXPLORATION

10.30 - 11.00 Russell Patrick S. and Head James W.
THE ELYSIUM/UTOPIA FLOWS (I): CHARACTERISTICS FROM TOPOGRAPHY

11.00 - 11.30 Head James W.
EXTENSIVE SOUTH POLAR ICE CAP IN MIDDLE MARS HISTORY

11.30 - 12.00 Ivanov M. A. and Head James W.
CHRYSE PLANITIA, MARS: TOPOGRAPHIC CONFIGURATION AND TESTS FOR HYPOTHESIZED ANCIENT BODIES OF WATER USING MARS ORBITER LASER ALTIMETER (MOLA) DATA

12.00 - 12.30 Head James W. and Kreslavsky Mikhail A.
NORTHERN LOWLANDS ON MARS: NEW EVIDENCE FOR FORMATION AND EVOLUTION FROM DETRENDED MOLA TOPOGRAPHY


12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Break

13.30 - 15.30 Martian Soil and Air
Kreslavsky M. A. and Jöns H.-P., Chairs
13.30 - 14.00 Stoddard P. R., DeVoe S. and Clark C.
HYPSOGRAPHY, SURFACE ROUGHNESS, AND ELEVATION: CLUES FOR MARTIAN ATMOSPHERIC EVOLUTION?

14.00 - 14.30 Jöns Heinz - Peter.
HOW TO RECONSTRUCT THE HISTORY OF THE MARTIAN CLIMATE

14.30 - 15.00 Ershov E. D., Komarov I. A. and Melchakova L. V.
THERMOPHISYCAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DISPERSION SOILS IN A WIDE RANGE OF NEGATIVE TEMPERATURES

15.00 - 15.30 Simonia I. A.
LATITUDINAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE CRATERS OF MARS CONTAINING THE DARK MATTER


15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break

16.00 - 18.00 Poster sessions Mars Geology and Asteroids, Comets, Meteorites and Impacts
Ivanov M. A. and Michael G. G., Chairs
Mars Geology
Head James W.
MARS SOUTH POLE: EVIDENCE FOR GEOLOGICALLY RECENT LATERAL MIGRATION OF VOLATILE-RICH LAYERED DEPOSITS

Kreslavsky M. A. and Head James W.
KILOMETER-SCALE ROUGHNESS OF MARTIAN SURFACE FROM MOLA DATA: CHARACTERIZATION OF POLAR DEPOSITS

Fishbaugh Kathryn E. and Head James W.
CURRENT ISSUES IN MARS POLAR RESEARCH: USING MOLA DATA TO COMPARE THE MARTIAN POLAR CAPS

Thomson Bradley J. and Head James W.
HELLAS BASIN, MARS:  EXAMINATION OF A GLACIAL HYPOTHEISIS WITH MOLA TOPOGRAPHY

Head James W., Webb Benjamin M., Kortz Brian E., and Pratt Stephen.
SYRIA PLANUM, MARS: A MAJOR VOLCANIC CONSTRUCT IN THE EARLY HISTORY OF THARSIS

Russell Patrick S. and Head James W.
THE ELYSIUM/UTOPIA FLOWS (II): A MODEL OF LATERAL DIKE EMPLACEMENT AND CRYOSPHERIC INTERACTION

Hiesinger H., Head James W., Pratt S.
ARGYRE BASIN, MARS: MOLA OBSERVATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GEOLOGIC EVOLUTION

Michael G. G.
IMPACTS INTO SHALLOW WATER IN TERRA SIRENUM, MARS

Chuvilin E. M. and Yakushev V. S.
GAS HYDRATES AND CONDITIONS FOR THEIR EXISTENCE IN PORES OF COSMIC BODIES

Pershin S.
ORGANIC PIGMENTS ON MARS SURFACE?

Rodionova J. F. and Michael G. G.
DISTRIBUTION OF PIT CRATERS ON MARS

Jakupova A. E., Michael G.G., Rodionova  J. F., Serapinas B. B., Suetova I. A. and Kosikov A. G.
PREPARATION OF AN ATLAS OF THE CRATERING OF MARS

Shingareva Kira B. and Krasnopevtseva Bianna V.
THE FIRST MULTILINGUAL MARS MAP

Asteroids, Comets, Meteorites and Impacts
 
Alexeev V.A.
PARENT BODY OF H-CHONDRITES:  PECULIARITIES OF EVOLUTION

Alexeev V.A., Gorin V.D. and Ustinova G.K.
COSMOGENIC RADIONUCLIDES IN THE KUNYA-URGENCH AND OTHER FRESH-FALLEN CHONDRITES AND SOME INFERENCES

Busarev V. V. and Krugly Yu. N.
OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE S-ASTEROID 198 AMPELLA AND THEIR  INTERPRETATION

Demidova S. I. and Ulyanov A. A.
MINERALOGY AND PETROGRAPHY OF REFRACTORY INCLUSIONS FROM CV3 CARBONACEOUS CHONDRITE SAHARA 98044

Dulova I. A., Kornienko Yu. V. and Pugach V. V.
RELIEF FORM IDENTIFICATION OF CRATER-POCKED SURFACE

Gorbatchevski A. Ya, Churbanov A. G. and Maroko A. J.
SIMULATED AGGLOMERATION OF SOLID PHASE BY ICE GROWTH IN NUCLEUS OF COMET

Ivliev A. I., Kuyunko N. S. and Alexeev V. A.
KUNYA-URGENCH H5 CHONDRITE:  THERMOLUMINESCENCE INVESTIGATIONS

Kashkarov L. L., Ivliev A. I., Kalinina G. V., Assonov S. S. and A. S. Semenova.
ESTIMATION OF THE SHOCK-THERMAL INFLUENCE ON THE LUNAR REGOLITH MATTER BY MEANS OF NEW TRACK-THERMOLUMINESCENCE METHOD

Kochemasov G. G.
433 EROS AS A NATURAL MODEL OF PLANETARY WAVE PROCESSES

Glazovskaya L. I. and Belyi V. F.
CHEMICAL  PECULIARITIES OF IMPACT GLASSES OF THE ELGYGYTGYN CRATER

Kosarev I. B., Losseva T. V., Nemtchinov I. V. and Shuvalov V. V.
IMPACT INDUCED MODIFICATION OF THE MARTIAN ATMOSPHERE

Rosaev A. E.
ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ASTEROIDS,  FIREBALLS AND METEORITES

Shevchenko V. V. and Skobeleva T. P.
CRATER CHAINS ON MERCURY


18.00 - 20.00 American Buffet and Slide Session 
Côté A. C. and Burba G. A., Leaders
Tuesday October 10
9.30 - 10.40 Moon Exploration
Pieters C. M. and Shevchenko V. V., Chairs
9.30 - 10.00 Pieters C. M., Head James W., Gaddis L., Jolliff B. and Duke M.
ROCK TYPES OF SOUTH POLE-AITKEN BASIN AND EXTENT OF BASALTIC VOLCANISM

10.00 - 10.20 Shevchenko V. V.
LUNAR SWIRLS AND YOUNG BASINS: ARE ANTIPODAL?

10.20 - 10.40 Stankevich D. G., Shkuratov Yu. G. and Pieters C. M. 
NEW RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CHEMISTRY/MINERALOGY OF LUNAR MARE BASALTS AND THEIR COLOR-INDICES


10.40 - 11.00 Coffee Break

11.00 - 12.30 Galilean Satellites
Kuskov O. I. and Nixon B. E., Chairs
11.00 - 11.30 Nixon Brian E., Head James W., Pappalardo Robert, Collins Geoffrey, Spaun Nicole, Wagner R., Giese B., Neukum G.  and the Galileo SSI Team.
RECENT RESULTS OF THE GALILEO SSI CAMERA FROM SPACECRAFT ENCOUNTERS WITH GANYMEDE AND IO

11.30 - 12.00 Byalko A. V.
OCEAN-UNDER-ICE BODIES AT EARLY STAGE OF SOLAR SYSTEM

12.00 - 12.30 Kuskov O. L. and Kronrod V. A.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF IO, EUROPA AND GANYMEDE


12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Break

13.30 - 15.30 Present and Future Space Missions
Head J. W. and Khavroshkin O. B., Chairs
13.30 - 13.55 Pieters C. M.
NEW RESULTS GAINED BY NEAR MISSION

13.55 - 14.20 Duxbury T. C.
POTENTIAL FOR PHOBOS EXPLORATION ON THE ESA MARS EXPRESS MISSION

14.20 - 14.45 Chicarro A. F.
STATUS OF THE EUROPEAN MARS EXPRESS MISSION

14.45 - 15.10 Barriot J.-P., Dehant V., Folkner W., Cerisier J.C., Ribes A., Benoist J.
THE NETLANDER IONOSPHERE AND GEODESY EXPERIMENT

15.10 - 15.35 Hagermann A., Spohn T.  and the SPICE team, Ball A. J., Breuer D., Klemann V., Seiferlin K., Sohl F., Banaszkiewicz M., Gadomski S., Grygorczuk J., Marczewski W., Koemle N. I., Kargl G., Benkhoff J. and probably many others
THERMAL INERTIA AND COHESION OF MARTIAN SOIL: THE SPICE EXPERIMENT FOR THE NETLANDER MISSION


15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break

16.00 - 18.00 Poster session Moon Exploration, Galilean Satellites and Future Space Missions
Shkuratov Yu. G. and Chicarro A. F., Chairs
Moon Exploration

Bogatikov O.A., Mokhov A.V., Gorshkov A.I. and Ashikhmina N.A.
NEW FINDS OF ORE MINERALS IN THE MOON

Bondarenko N.V.  and Kornienko Yu.V.
THE USE OF ULTRAWIDEBAND RADAR FOR STUDY OF THE SUBSURFACE STRUCTURE OF THE PLANETS

Yakovlev O. I., Dikov Yu. P., Gerasimov M. V. and Wlotzka F.
FORMATION PROCESSES OF LUNAR GLASS COMPOSITION: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTAL DATA

Grynko E., Stankevich D. and Shkuratov Yu.
SHADOWING EFFECT IN REGOLITH-LIKE SURFACES

Ivanov L. I., Popov V. V., Sharikov I. O., Kazilin E. E., Dogadkin N. N., Kolotov V. P. and Yakovlev O. I.
SIMULATION AND INVESTIGATION OF EXOGENIC PROCESSES WHILE MOON'S REGOLITH FORMATION

Pugacheva S. G.
THE DIGITAL CONTOUR MAPS OF THE MOON’S RADIATION TEMPERATURE

Valeev S. G. and Rodionova T. E.
APPLICATION OF METHODS CONSEQUENT ORTHOGONALIZATION OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR SOLUTION A PROBLEM OF REVISION CONSTANTS THEORY OF ROTATION AND MOVING A MOON

Ibadov Subhon and Ibodov Firuz S.
PROCESSES ON THE MOON CAUSED BY METEOROID IMPACTS

Galilean Satellites

Ivanov M. A., Kotova I. and Basilevsky Alexander T.
DENSITY OF SMALL IMPACT CRATERS AT ASGARD BASIN, CALLISTO: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE RELATIVE TIMING OF THE ASGARD EVENT

Ershov E. D., Poletaev A. I., Brouchkov A. V., Kuchukov E. Z. and Ershov V. D.
LINEAR STRUCTURE AND CRYOLITHOGENESIS OF GANYMEDE

Dorofeeva V. A. and Makalkin A. B.
Fe/Si FRACTIONATION CONDITIONS IN THE SATELLITE DISK OF JUPITER

Ruskol E. L. and Makalkin A. B.
ON THE DISSIPATION OF GAS FROM THE PROTOSATELLITE DISK OF JUPITER

Kamentcev L. and Baranov N.
THE GEOLOGICAL HISTORY AND THE STRATIGRAPHICAL SCALE FOR THE GANYMEDE 

Future Space Missions

Shkuratov Yu., Kaydash V., Ovcharenko A., Muinonen K., Piironen J., Keranen S., Pinet P., Foing B. and Josset J.-L.
AMIE/SMART-1 EXPERIMENT: IMPLICATION TO STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE LUNAR SURFACE

Khavroshkin O. B., Nesterenko A. A., Petukhov V. G., Smirnov V. E. and Yuriev V. Yu.
KINETIC GEOPHYSICAL SHUTTLE FOR MOON SAMPLE RETURN MISSION

Kolosnitsyn Nikolai I. and Khavroshkin Oleg B.
GRAVITATIONAL APPROACH OF A SMALL SPACE SHIP AND AN ASTEROID

Wednesday October 11
9.30 - 10.50 Venus Geology and Geophysics
Abdrakhimov A. M. and Bondarenko N. V., Chairs
9.30 - 9.50 Abdrakhimov A. M.
GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF "VENERA 10" LANDING SITE REGION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

9.50 - 10.10 Basilevsky Alexander T. and Head James W.
VOLCANISM AND RIFTING ON VENUS AFTER FORMATION OF REGIONAL PLAINS

10.10 - 10.30 Kreslavsky M. A., Raitala J., Bondarenko N. V.
VOLCANIC PLAINS ON VENUS: SEARCH FOR CORRELATION BETWEEN EMISSIVITY AND STRATIGRAPHIC POSITION

10.30 - 10.50 Krassilnikov A. S.
NOVAE ON VENUS. DISTRIBUTION, CLASSIFICATION AND EVOLUTION


10.50 - 11.10 Coffee Break

11.10 - 12.00 Asteroids, Comets, Meteorites and Impacts
Valter A. A. and Gerasimov M. V., Chairs
11.10 - 11.30 Shingareva T. V. and Kuzmin R. O.
PROBABLE LONG-RUNOUT LANDSLIDE ON PHOBOS

11.30 - 12.00 Valter A. A., Oleinik G. S., Fisenko A. V. and Semenova L. F.
DIAMONDS AND SOME  OTHER  PECULIARITIES OF UREILITES AS  A POSSIBLE RESULT OF IMPACT EVENTS ON THE  SMALL BODIES OF SOLAR SYSTEM


12.00 - 13.00 Lunch Break

13.00 - 15.30 General Issues of Planetary Science
Vadkovsky V. N. and Stoddard P. R., Chairs
13.00 - 13.20 Jöns Heinz - Peter.
ON THE IMPACT OF LUNAR GRAVITATIONAL FORCES ON PLATE TECTONICS ON EARTH (TRURNIT - CYCLE)

13.20 - 13.40 Kadik A. A. and Zharkova E. V.
THE OXYGEN BUDGET OF THE EARTH AND THE OXIDATION STATE OF THE PLANETARY SUBSTANCE

13.40 - 14.00 Kadik A. A., Pineau F., Litvin Y., Jendrzejewski N., Martinez I. and  M. Javoy
THE TRANSPORT OF VOLATILE CONSTITUTENTS FROM PLANETARY INTERIORS TO SURFACES AT LOW OXYGEN FUGACITY


14.00 - 14.30 Coffee Break
14.30 - 14.50 Vadkovsky V. N.
THE OSCILLATION MODEL OF THE TECTONIC EVOLUTION

14.50 - 15.10 Marov M. Ya. and.Shari V. P.
OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MODEL AEROSOLS IN THE ATMOSPHERES OF MARS AND VENUS: METHODOLOGY AND DATA BANK

15.10 - 15.30 Valeev S. G.
MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF A MEGARELIEF AND GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL OF PLANETS: EXPERIENCE OF STATISTICAL RESEARCHES


15.30 - 16.00 Coffee Break

16.00 - 18.00 Poster session Venus and General Issues of Planetary Science
Shalimov I. V. and Starukhina L. V., Chairs
Venus

Ivanov M. A., Head James W and Basilevsky Alexander T.
STRATIGRAPHY OF SMALL SHIELDS ON VENUS: CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING STRATIGRAPHIC RELATIONSHIPS AND ASSESSMENT OF A RANDOM SAMPLE OF SHIELD FIELDS

Shalimov I. V.
THE TECTONIC DEFORMATION ZONES: MAPPING PROBLEMS

Koronovsky. N. N.
THETIS TESSERA REGION - TECTONOPHYSICAL MODELING OF THE SURFACE

Burba G. A., Shashkina V. P. and Bobina N. N.
LAIMDOTA  PLANITIA  AND  NSOMEKA  PLANITIA  SECTORS  OF  THE  SOUTHERN  VENUS:  GEOLOGIC  MAPPING  REVEALS  VERY  DENSELY  CHANNELLED  PLAINS

Kortz Brian E. and Head James W.
OBSERVATIONS AND COMPARISONS OF SHIELD FIELD CHARACTERISTICS ON VENUS

Pivchenkova E. V.
CRATERS ON THE GEOLOGIC UNITS OF NOTHERN VENUS: A CONTINUATION OF THE STUDY

General Issues of Planetary Science

Starukhina L. V.
HIGH RADAR RESPONSE OF POLAR REGIONS: WATER ICE OR COLD SILICATES?

Kochemasov G. G.
ORBITING FREQUENCY MODULATION IN SOLAR SYSTEM AND ITS IMPRINT IN SHAPES AND STRUCTURES OF CELESTIAL BODIES

Kozlova E. A., Michael G. G., Rodionova J. F.
PREPARATION OF MORPHOLOGICAL CATALOGUE OF CRATERS OF MERCURY

Lavrukhina A. K.
HELIUM ISOTOPES IN SOLAR SYSTEM

Makarenko G. F.
LUNAR EUROPE

Makarenko G. F.
STRUCTURAL SYMMETRIC EARTH BETWEEN THE VENUS AND THE MARS

Petrova E. V., Markiewicz W. J. and Keller H. U.
BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE OF A REGOLITH LAYER: A NEW ATTEMPT TO MODEL

Ustinova G. K.
SHOCK WAVE FRACTIONATED XENON IN ATMOSPHERE OF PLANETS

Valeev A. S.
NEW MODELS OF TRANSFORMATIONS COORDINATE FOR PLANETARY COORDINATE SYSTEMS

Zaitzev V. A.
ABOUT EXACT FORM OF OXYGEN ISOTOPE MASS- FRACTIONATION CURVE IN GRAVITATION FIELD (IN COORDINATES  ?17O‰-?18O‰)

Khavroshkin O. B., Tsyplakov V. V. and Vidmont N. A.
TRIBORADIOSEISMIC LUMINESCENCE OF GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURE (TRSL) OF THE EARTH AND THE MOON

Barkin Yu.V.
FORMATION GRIDS OF THE PLANETS AND SATELLITES

Barkin Yu.V.
INCLINED BELTS OF THE PLANET AND SATELLITE FORMATIONS

Marchuk V. N., Bazhanov A. S., Shtern D. Ya., Mesterton A. P. and Prokopenko V. M.
THE TWO-CHANNEL GEORADAR "GERAD-2"

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