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FinCOSPAR 2015 Programme Wednesday 26.8. 13:45 Bus departs from Rovaniemi airport to Luosto Bus waits for arrivals from Finnair flight AY427. The bus will pick up passengers from Rovaniemi train station (12:45) and Hotel Pohjanhovi (13:00) before heading to the airport. 15:00 16:00 Arrival, registration, poster setup 16:00 19:10 Session 1: Earth Observation from Space and Ground Science and Applications Convener: Prof. Jouni Pulliainen 16:00 Invited speaker: Craig Heinselmann EISCAT 3D Capabilities and Status 16:30 Coffee & snacks 16:50 Sampsa Koponen Monitoring the Baltic Sea with a combination of Earth Observation and in situ measurements 17:10 Jyri Heilimo Finnish Sentinel Collaborative Ground Segment 17:30 Nataliya Zubko Application of laboratory optical measurements in planetary science 17:50 Maria Gritsevich Recovery and physical properties of the Annama meteorite 18:10 Dimitry Sokoloff Solar small-scale dynamo and polarity of sunspot groups 18:30 Ilya Usoskin Distinct modes of solar activity 18:50 Henrik Kahanpää Convective vortices and dust devils observed by Mars Science Laboratory 19:10 onwards Free evening Hotel facilities at your disposal. Wednesday's dinner is not included in the conference fee.

Thursday 27.8. 8:30 12:00 Session 2: Geospace Environment from Space and Ground Physics and Space Weather Convener: Dr. Esa Turunen 8:30 Invited speaker: Yoshizumi Miyoshi Japanese Geospace Exploration Project: ERG 9:00 Toru Tanimori Observation of relativistic electron precipitations using MeV gamma camera with balloon experiment in the polar region 9:20 Anita Aikio Electromagnetic energy input in the high-latitude and polar ionospheres 9:40 Alexander Kozlovsky Observations of natural and artificial disturbances in the auroral ionosphere 10:00 Coffee 10:20 Maxime Grandin Effects of Solar Wind High-Speed Streams on the High-Latitude Ionosphere: Superposed-Epoch Study 10:40 Lassi Roininen Ionospheric tomography calculus: Prior distributions, computations and analytical results 11:00 Johannes Norberg TomoScand ionospheric tomography with EISCAT dynasonde measurements and EISCAT UHF validation 11:20 Adnane Osmane On the generation of kev microbursts by large-amplitude whistlers and subsequent formation of double layers in the Earth s radiation belts 11:40 Jenni Virtanen Dynamical and physical characterization of objects in near-earth space: from discovery to impact 12:00 13:00 Lunch

13:00 14:40 Session 3a: Solar System and Astrophysics 13:00 Anne Lähteenmäki Planck results: Simultaneous radio spectra of northern extragalactic radio sources 13:20 Mika Juvela Planck and Herschel studies of Galactic interstellar clouds and star formation 13:40 Emilia Järvelä Properties of narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies fitting the misfits into the AGN scenario 14:00 Karri Muinonen Polarization of Light Scattered by Planetary Surfaces 14:20 Tomas Kohout Can we distinguish between shock-darkened and space-weathered asteroids? 14:40 15:00 Coffee 15:00 18:00 Future of Finnish Space Science - Panel discussion and presentation 15:00 Panel Discussion Chair: Tuija Pulkkinen 16:00 Break Invited speakers: - Kati Sulonen, Academy of Finland - Kimmo Kanto, Tekes - Matti Anttila, Space Systems Finland Oy 16:20 Jaan Praks Overview of Finnish nanosatellite platform science missions capabilities 16:40 Petri Toivanen Coulomb Drag for Spacecraft Propulsion: Electric Sail and Plasma Brake 17:00 Hannu Koskinen Rosetta ja Philae 17:20 18:00 Joint Discussion Research group introductions - University groups: Aalto, Helsinki, Oulu, Turku - Research institutes: FMI, SGO, SOD, SYKE, VTT - 1-2 min summary of key research areas and interests

18:00 19:00 Pre-dinner Poster Session & Programme 18:00 Poster session 19:00 onwards Conference Dinner Jyri Näränen New 2 khz satellite laser ranging system at Metsähovi Geodetic Research Station Timo Saari ESA-MOST Dragon 3 - Evaluation of GOCE-based Global Geoid Models in Finnish Territory Nataliya Zubko Geodetic VLBI Manuel Moreno-Ibáñez A model of atmospheric entry in Earth s atmosphere and its application to the data acquired by fireball networks Hosein Gholizade Detection of the relativistic electrons at atmosphere Eleanna Asvestari Long-term reconstruction of heliospheric parameters and modelling of the cosmogenic radionuclide records Riku Järvinen Escape of water from terrestrial planets Jouni Envall E-sail Orbital Tests: Current Status and Future Plans Joni Tammi Metsähovi Compact Array: a Finnish radio interferometer for research and education Maria Gritsevich Preatmospheric parameters and fragment distribution: A case study for Košice meteoroid

Friday 28.8. Session 3b: Solar System and Astrophysics 8:30 Marius Lehmann Modeling of Satellite Induced Density Waves in Saturn's Rings 8:50 Jürgen Schmidt Compositional Mapping of Europa s Surface with a Dust Mass Spectrometer 9:10 Xiaodong Liu Dynamics of Jovian dust from the four Galilean satellites 9:30 Coffee 9:40 Andrew Dimmock Dawn-Dusk Asymmetries in the Magnetosheath and their Dependence on Solar Wind Conditions 10:00 Markku Alho Evolution of a comet s plasma environment through hybrid modeling and in-situ ESA/Rosetta observations 10:20 11:20 Lunch, End of Meeting NB! Transportation to Rovaniemi will leave shortly after lunch to reach the outbound flight at 13:50. 11:40 (latest) Bus departs from Luosto for Rovaniemi Airport Bus is scheduled to reach Finnair flight AY428. After the airport, the bus will continue to drop passengers to Rovaniemi train station.