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INAF - Sala Cimino

INAF - Sala Cimino Via Parco Mellini 84 00136 Roma
Giusi Micela (INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo)
Description

La missione ARIEL è stata recentemente selezionata da ESA per un lancio nel 2028 e sta entrando nella fase di definizione. Lo scopo del workshop è di presentare la missione alla comunità scientifica italiana che è invitata a proporre idee e contributi.

Per informazioni sulla missione vedi anche: https://ariel-spacemission.eu/

Tutto il meeting sara' trasmesso in vconf

Sara' possibile accedere tramite Streaming nel canale Youtube dell'INAF Sede Centrale: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLADdYrs5xYCVrKYOSrnKBQ

Le registrazioni sono chiuse, per informazioni potete scrivermi all'indirizzo rossella.muscolino@inaf.it

ARIEL-1-Annuncio.pdf
ARIEL_Meeting_2-3_Ott_2018_Programma_finale.pdf
DOCUMENTI SULLA MISSIONE ARIEL
Rossella Muscolino
Participants
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  • Tuesday 2 October
    • 1
      Opening Address (INAF)
      Speaker: Filippo Maria Zerbi ( Direttore Scientifico di INAF)
    • 2
      The point of view of ASI
      Speaker: Barbara Negri (Responsabile dell'Unita' Esplorazione e Osservazione dell'Universo - ASI)
    • Session #1: The ARIEL Mission
    • 13:30
      Lunch break
    • Session #2: ARIEL Targets and host stars
      • 7
        Optimizing the selection of ARIEL targets
        Speaker: Ignazio Francesco Pillitteri (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))
        Pillitteri_ARIEL 2-3_Ottobre.pdf
      • 8
        Optimization and Prioritization of the ARIEL target sample
        Speaker: Alessandro Sozzetti (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))
        ARIEL-targets_Sozzetti.pdf
      • 9
        Spectroscopic characterization of the host star
        Speaker: Laura Magrini
        magrini_ariel.pdf
      • 10
        The age of planet hosting stars
        Speaker: Giuseppe Germano Sacco (INAF-OAA)
        Sacco_ARIEL.pdf
    • 15:50
      Coffee break
    • Session #3: From the Solar System to exoplanets
      • 11
        Earth observed as an exoplanet: VIRTIS-M/Venus Express data analysis
        Speaker: Fabrizio Oliva (INAF-IAPS)
        Oliva_ARIEL_2018.pdf
      • 12
        Observing the Sun as a star to characterize the impact of stellar activity on ARIEL observations
        Speaker: Antonio Francesco Lanza (INAF-OACt)
        Lanza_Ariel_final.pdf
    • Session #4: Planetary atmospheres
  • Wednesday 3 October
    • Session #5: ARIEL Synergies with other Telescopes
      • 17
        Synergy between ARIEL and HIRES
        Speaker: Nicoletta Sanna (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))
        sanna.pdf
      • 18
        Synergy of ARIEL with CHEOPS and PLATO
        Speaker: Isabella Pagano (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))
        2018-10-03-Pagano.pptx
    • Session #6: Discs, planets formation and architecture
      • 19
        ARIEL: investigating the signatures of planetary formation
        Speaker: Diego Turrini (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))
        Turrini-ARIEL-IT-PlanetFormation.pdf
      • 20
        Hints to planet formation history from the chemistry of disks and natal clouds
        Speaker: Sergio Molinari
        ARIEL_ItalianMeeting_SMolinari.pdf
      • 21
        ARIEL as a powerful machine for exomoon/Trojan detection and TTVs

        The ARIEL instruments, AIRS and FGS, coupled with the nominal observational strategy, will provide us at zero cost with transit light curves at different integrated bands (VIS to IR) with a rather unique combination of ultra-high photometric precision and fast sampling cadence, which can be exploited for high-impact additional science. Among this, we illustrate the opportunity of searching for exomoons and Trojans around giant planets, and the confirmation and characterisation of multiple planetary systems through the Transit Time Variation and Transit Duration Variation (TTV/TDV) dynamical technique. For known systems already observed by other missions such as TESS, CHEOPS, and PLATO, ARIEL will be appropriate to extend the time baseline (a key factor in TTV analysis), allowing us to reach unprecedented precision and accuracy on the mass and orbital parameters of the planets.

        Speaker: Luca Borsato (Università degli Studi di Padova)
        2018-10_LBorsato_ARIEL_Workshop1_INAF.pdf
      • 22
        ALMA meets ARIEL: from protoplanetary disc chemistry to planetary atmospheres
        Speaker: Davide Fedele (INAF-OAA)
        fedele_ariel_2018.pdf
    • 11:10
      Coffee break
    • Session #7: Laboratory and data retrieval
      • 23
        Atmospheric retrieval using deep learning
        Speaker: Tiziano Zingales (UCL/INAF-OAPa)
        Tiziano_Zingales_Deep_Learning.pdf
      • 24
        Stellar and exoplanetary atmospheres bayesian analysis simultaneous spectroscopy
        Speaker: Giuseppe Morello (CEA/INAF-OAPa)
        Morello_ARIEL_Roma_2018.pdf
      • 25
        Atmosphere in a test tube
        Speaker: Riccardo Claudi (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF))
        20181003_ATM_Claudi_V1.0.pdf
      • 26
        Experimental set up used to characterize the optical properties of gases at typical planetary conditions
        Speaker: Stefania Stefani (INAF-IAPS)
        20181003_Stefani.pdf
      • 27
        Closing Remark
        Speaker: Giusi Micela
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