Outer planets : proceedings of Symposium 4 and part the Topical Meeting of the COSPAR Interdisciplinary Scientific Commission C (Meeting C2) of the COSPAR Twenty-seventh Plenary Meeting held in Espoo, Finland, 18-29 July 1988
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Outer planets : proceedings of Symposium 4 and part the Topical Meeting of the COSPAR Interdisciplinary Scientific Commission C (Meeting C2) of the COSPAR Twenty-seventh Plenary Meeting held in Espoo, Finland, 18-29 July 1988
（Advances in space research, vol. 10,
published for the Committee on Space Reseach by Pergamon Press, c1989
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Contains a total of 30 papers from Symposium 4, Outer Planets: Current Knowledge, Future Prospects and selected papers from Topical Meeting TMC.2 which deal with the aeronomy of the outer planets' atmospheres. The purpose of the Symposium was to provide a forum for discussing the current state of knowledge of the outer solar system and to set the stage for the next space exploration steps in this region, the upcoming Voyager 2 encounter with Neptune and, in the more distant future, the explorations of Jupiter by Galileo and Saturn by Cassini.
Table of Contents
- Section headings and selected papers: Preface. Magnetospheres. Thermal plasma in outer planet magnetospheres, J W Belcher et al . Planetary magnetic fields: a comparative view, M Schulz & G A Pauli
- as. Remote sensing of planetary plasma by means of natural radio emissions, D Jones. Atmospheres. A comparison of the deep atmospheres of the giant planets, I de Pater. Physical parameters for the atmosphere of Uranus, B Petropoulos et al . Current ideas about the production of the electroglow of Uranus, J T Clarke. Satellites. Titan, J I Lunine. Shapes, masses and interiors of satellites, S F Dermott & P C Thoma
- . On the angle and wavelength dependencies of the radar backscatter from the icy Galilean moons of Jupiter, E M Gurrola & V R Eshle
- an. Rings. The new rings: contributions of recent ground-based and space observations to our knowledge of planetary rings, B Sicardy & A Brahic.
- Models of Neptune's arc rings, J J Lissauer & P D Nicho
- son. International Jupiter watch: a program to study the time variability of the Jovian system, C T Russell et al . Author index.
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