PS2.4 | The Ice Giants: Investigating the Planetary Systems of Uranus, Neptune, and Beyond
EDI
The Ice Giants: Investigating the Planetary Systems of Uranus, Neptune, and Beyond
Convener: Michael Roman | Co-conveners: Noe Clement, Maryame El Moutamid, Patrick Irwin

The Uranus and Neptune planetary systems are among the most intriguing and least explored in our Solar System, presenting exciting opportunities for new discoveries. This session invites submissions of interdisciplinary topics covering all aspects of ice giant systems, including atmospheres, interior structure, ionospheres, magnetospheres, rings, and satellites. Our session welcomes presentations that advance our understanding of the ice giant systems from a range of perspectives including observations, modelling, theory, and laboratory work. Papers related to future ice giant system exploration, instrumentation, mission concepts, technology developments, and international cooperation are welcome. We also encourage comparative and complementary studies of other planetary bodies, within our Solar System and beyond.

The Uranus and Neptune planetary systems are among the most intriguing and least explored in our Solar System, presenting exciting opportunities for new discoveries. This session invites submissions of interdisciplinary topics covering all aspects of ice giant systems, including atmospheres, interior structure, ionospheres, magnetospheres, rings, and satellites. Our session welcomes presentations that advance our understanding of the ice giant systems from a range of perspectives including observations, modelling, theory, and laboratory work. Papers related to future ice giant system exploration, instrumentation, mission concepts, technology developments, and international cooperation are welcome. We also encourage comparative and complementary studies of other planetary bodies, within our Solar System and beyond.