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Committee on Space Research
36th COSPAR Scientific Assembly
Beijing, China, 16 – 23 July 2006
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Overview of the Scientific Program

The deadline for the receipt of abstracts is 17 February 2006.

Scientific Commission A: Space Studies of the Earth's Surface, Meteorology and Climate

A0.1Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS): Which Role for Science, Which Benefits for Society?
A1.1Atmospheric Remote Sensing: Surface Layer, Troposphere, Stratosphere and Mesosphere
A2.1Biological and Physical Oceanographic Processes from Satellite Data
A3.1Terrestrial phenomena and land products from space: validation, application and perspectives

Scientific Commission B: Space Studies of the Earth-Moon System, Planets, and Small Bodies of the Solar System

B0.1The Moon: Recent Results, Science, Future Robotic and Human Exploration
B0.2Mars Exploration: Latest Results and Status of International Cooperation
B0.3Cassini-Huygens in the Saturnian System: Planet Saturn, Rings, Titan, Icy (and other) Satellites, Magnetospheres
B0.4Small Bodies Exploration
PSD1/B2.1 Satellite Dynamics: Meeting the Challenges of Positioning on Giga-to-Nanometer Scales

Scientific Commission C: Space Studies of the Upper Atmosphere of the Earth and Planets including Reference Atmospheres

C0.1The Transition between Science Models and International Standard Models (ISO)
C0.2Advances in Remote Sensing of the Middle and Upper Atmosphere and Ionosphere from the Ground and from Space, including Sounding Rockets
C1.1Advances in Low- and Mid-Latitude Mesosphere, Thermosphere and Ionosphere Studies
C1.26th Thermospheric-Ionospheric-Geospheric (TIGER) Symposium
C2.1Solar and Extra-Terrestrial Influence in the Middle Atmosphere and Associated Coupling Mechanisms through Dynamics, Composition and Electro-Dynamics
C2.2Tides, Waves and Coupling Processes from Troposphere to Ionosphere
C2.3Small Scale Processes in the Mesosphere/Lower Thermosphere Region
C2.4Meteor Science and Techniques: Composition, Sources, Sinks, and Global Distribution of Meteoric Metals
C3.1Planetary Atmospheres
C3.2Planetary Upper Atmospheres, Ionospheres and Magnetospheres
C3.3First Results from Venus Express
C4.1Development and Adoption of a New Series of COSPAR International Reference Atmospheric Models
C4.2Modelling the Solar Activity Variations of Ionospheric Parameters
C4.3Final Stages of Development of Mars International Reference Atmosphere (MIRA)
C4.4Progress on the Jupiter International Reference Atmosphere (JIRA) and Initial Consideration of Reference Atmospheres for Saturn and Titan (SIRA and TIRA)
C5.1/D4.1Space Applications of Dusty Plasmas
C5.2/D4.2Active Experiments Related to Space Plasmas

Scientific Commission D: Space Plasmas in the Solar System, including Planetary Magnetospheres

D1.1Structure and Dynamics of the Three-Dimensional Heliosphere
D1.2Heliophysical Processes: Towards the International Heliophysical Year 2007
D2.1/E3.1Solar Wind and (I)CMEs: toward Integrated Sun-Earth Connection Science
D2.2/E3.2Magnetic Coupling in Solar and Stellar Atmospheres
D2.3/E3.3Probing the Solar Wind: Recent Results and Future Prospects
D2.4/E3.4The Radiation Environment of the Inner Heliosphere
E2.1/D2.5/E3.5Scientific and Technological Requirements for Future High-Resolution Solar Physics Space Missions
E2.3/D2.6/E3.6Energetic Particles and Magnetic Reconnection on the Sun and in the Heliosphere
D3.1Multiscale Magnetospheric Processes: Theory, Simulations, and Multipoint Observations
D3.2 Global Magnetospheric Dynamics and Energetic Particles
D3.3Comparative Magnetospheres
D3.4Ionosphere-Magnetosphere Coupling and Auroral Particle Acceleration
D3.5Paradigms and Reality of Space Physics: Measurements versus Common Wisdom
C5.1/D4.1Space Applications of Dusty Plasmas
C5.2/D4.2Active Experiments Related to Space Plasmas

Scientific Commission E: Research in Astrophysics from Space

E0.1/H0.4Small Space Science Missions: Broaden Our Horizons in Space
E1.1Gamma-Ray Bursts in the Swift Era
E1.2/H0.2-2Multi-scale and Multi-wavelength Studies of Black Holes
E1.3 Different Manifestations of Neutron Stars
E1.4New High-Energy Results on Supernova Remnants and Pulsar Wind Nebulae
E1.5Challenges in High Resolution Space Astronomy: Astrophysics, Technology and Data
E1.6Advances in FIR and Submillimeter Astrophysics
E1.7 Origin, Acceleration, and Propogation of Cosmic Rays in the Galaxy
E1.8Shedding New Light on Dark Matter and Dark Energy
E2.1/D2.5/E3.5Scientific and Technological Requirements for Future High-Resolution Solar Physics Space Missions
E2.2The Solar and Stellar Interior and Dynamo Mechanism
E2.3/D2.6/E3.6Energetic Particles and Magnetic Reconnection on the Sun and in the Heliosphere
E2.4Solar Magnetic Field and Activities
D2.1/E3.1Solar Wind and (I)CMEs: toward Integrated Sun-Earth Connection Science
D2.2/E3.2Magnetic Coupling in Solar and Stellar Atmospheres
D2.3/E3.3Probing the Solar Wind: Recent Results and Future Prospects
D2.4/E3.4The Radiation Environment of the Inner Heliosphere

Scientific Commission F: Life Sciences as Related to Space

F1.1Gravitational Effects on Plants and Unicellular Systems
F1.2Animal Studies in Microgravity and Hypergravity
F1.3/F2.5International Policy and Guidelines for the Care and Use of Animals in Space-borne Research
F2.1Space Radiation Biology
F2.2Physical and Biophysical Models and Simulation Codes for Space Radiation Risk Assessment
F2.3Recent Radiation Measurements and Calibration
F2.4Protection Issues in Connection with Human Missions to Mars
F3.1Organic Chemistry in the Solar System and other Planetary Systems: Exo-, Astro-, and Cosmo-biological Aspects
F3.2Interstellar/Protostellar Organic Chemistry
F3.3 Boundaries of Life
F3.4Biosignatures
F4.1/F4.2Closed Ecological Systems for Earth and Space
F4.3System Analysis and Optimum Integration of CELSS for Long-Duration Missions
F4.4Influence of Spaceflight Environments on Biological Systems
F4.5Closure as a Specific Property of Manmade Ecosystems and Biospheres
F4.6Space Environment Effects on Systems Biology, Monitoring Using Bio-Informatics
F5.1Integrated Physiology in Microgravity and Simulation Studies
F5.2Psychological Issues in Connection with Human Long-term Space Missions

Scientific Commission G: Materials Sciences in Space

G0.1Gravitational Effects in Physico-Chemical, Transport and Bio-Processes

Scientific Commission H: Fundamental Physics in Space

H0.1-1Tests of General Relativity
H0.1-2Gravitational Waves in Physics and Astronomy
H0.2-1Particle Astrophysics
E1.2/H0.2-2Multi-scale and Multi-wavelength Studies of Black Holes
H0.3Condensed Matter and Matter Wave Interferometry in Space
E0.1/H0.4Small Space Science Missions: Broaden Our Horizons in Space

Panels (Satellite Dynamics, Scientific Ballooning, Environmentally Detrimental Activities, Standard Belt Environment Modelling, Space Weather, Planetary Protection, Capacity Building) and Special Sessions

PCB1Opportunities for Capacity Building Associated with the IHY
PEDAS1Space Debris
PPP1Planetary Protection Policy and Planning
PPP2Planetary Protection Technologies and Concepts
PRBEM1Empirical and Theoretical Models of the Geospace Radiation Environment
PSB1New Era in Ballooning for Advanced Scientific Missions
PSD1/B2.1Satellite Dynamics: Meeting the Challenges of Positioning on Giga-to-Nanometer Scales
PSW1Space Weather: Observations and Modeling for Applications and Operations
Special 1Space Science Education (Programs, Styles, Strategies, Practice)
Special 2Space and Earth Science Education and Outreach
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