The aim of the splinter session is to make the attendees familiar with and as autonomous as possible with Rosetta archive data, so that they can quickly carry out their own cometary science studies. The target audience is cometary and small body scientists, as well as members of the broader planetary community to make them aware of the data products available in the Rosetta archive, to promote usage of that data. The workshop will begin with a short presentation of the ESA Planetary Science Archive as a whole and on the Rosetta archive in particular. This will be followed by presentations from a few select instrument teams who will give a brief overview of their archive data, to provide instrument level insights into data access. Following this, we aim to have a more interactive section which will focus on a published event which will allow attendees to gain experience in interacting with the archive data.
NOTE: We have selected Tuesday around lunchtime, but we would like to avoid running parallel with any small body session if possible, due to that limiting availability of Rosetta scientists to present their archive data access.