Posters

TP23

Earth Analogues: Extreme Environments as natural field facilities for Space Exploration

Earth analogues are natural field sites with conditions that resemble one or more conditions found in planetary bodies. The importance of those extreme sites are crucial for study limits of life, habitability and for the space missions tools and techniques test before flying. Those extreme sites can be interpreted as natural laboratories. This session also welcomes abstracts on scientific investigations in planetary analogues fieldwork that are being carried out with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) a.k.a. drones.

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Co-organized as MIT11/EXO14

Convener: Felipe Gómez | Co-conveners: Barbara Cavalazzi, Janice Bishop, Jessica Flahaut, Fulvio Franchi, Karen Olsson-Francis, Monica Pondrelli, Angelo Pio Rossi

Orals

| Fri, 20 Sep, 13:30–15:00

Mars (Room 18)

Posters

| Attendance Thu, 19 Sep, 17:15–18:45 | Display Wed, 18 Sep, 14:00–Fri, 20 Sep, 17:30|Basement

Display time: Wednesday, 18 September, 2019 14:00–Friday, 20 September, 17:30

Attendance time: Thursday, 19 September 2019, 17:15–18:45 | Basement

Chairperson: Angelo Pio Rossi, Barbara Cavalazzi and Felipe Gómez

B82 |

EPSC-DPS2019-233

High resolution surface analysis of basaltic grains to support transport mode estimation for Martian sediments

Zsuzsanna Kapui

B84 |

EPSC-DPS2019-1605

Iceland campaign for exploration of lava caves and extrapolation to a semi-permanent Lunar habitat

(withdrawn)

Marjolein Daeter, Marc Heemskerk, and Bernard Foing

B85 |

EPSC-DPS2019-1738

Dune sand as material for testing life detection methods

Krzysztof Rychert, Lisa Wink, Marcus Blohs, Christina Kumpitsch, Charlotte Neumann, Christine Moissl-Eichinger, and Magdalena Wielgat-Rychert

B86 |

EPSC-DPS2019-2005

Icy Exposure of Microorganisms-ICExPOSE

Corinna Panitz, Ralf Möller, Kristina Beblo-Vranesevic, and Marta Cortesão