Scientific programme
(Latest revision: 09 September 2010)
Instructions for speakers & Poster presenters
- duration of invited talks: 20 min including questions
- duration of oral presentations: 12 min including questions
- the posters will be posted in Salle Cassini of Paris Observatory during the whole duration of the Journées
- The dimensions of the posters can be up to the A0 format, preferably in portrait format
Monday 20 September 2010
(at ENS: amphitheatre Dussane)
8:30-9:15: Registration
9:15-9:30: Opening of the Journées 2010
Session 1 - The astronomical constants, SI units and future developments in numerical standards
9:30-11:00
Luzum B. (invited):
IAU Working Group on Numerical Standards for Fundamental Astronomy: the second triennium (
Abstract)
Petit G. (invited):
The new edition of the IERS Conventions: conventional reference systems and constants (
Abstract)
Jacobson R., Folkner W., Taylor A., Konopliv S., Williams J. G., Brozovic M.:
Planetary System GMs in the JPL Planetary Ephemerides (
Abstract)
Hohenkerk C.:
SOFA – status report, a review and a look to the future (
Abstract)
Capitaine N., Guinot B., Klioner S.:
Proposal for the re-definition of the astronomical unit of length through a fixed relation to the SI metre (
Abstract)
Vondrák J., Capitaine N., Wallace P.T.:
Some new thoughts about long-term precession formula (
Abstract)
11:00-11:30: Coffee-break
Session 2 - Solar system ephemerides and their comparison
(Special session organized in coordination with IAU Commission 4)
11:30:13:00
Session 2 Introductory remarks (provided by G. Kaplan)
Fienga A. (invited):
INPOP, Intégration Numérique Planétaire de l'Observatoire de Paris (
Abstract)
Folkner W. (invited):
Recent developments in planetary ephemeris observations (
Abstract)
Pitjeva E. (invited):
EPM - Ephemerides of planets and the Moon of IAA RAS: their model, accuracy, availability (
Abstract)
Laskar J., Fienga A., Gastineau M., Manche H:
INPOP, a 1 Million year planetary ephemeris (
Abstract)
Kudryavtsev S.:
Development of long-term numerical ephemerides of major planets to analytical series (
Abstract)
13:00-14:00: Lunch break
Session 2 - Solar system ephemerides and their comparison (continuation)
14:00:16:00
Yagudina E., Krasinsky G.A., Prokhorenko S.O.:
New version of ERA-EPM Moon theory (
Abstract)
Manche H., Fienga A., Laskar J., Gastineau M., Bouquillon S., Francou G., Kuchynka P.:
LLR residuals of the latest INPOP solution and constraints on post-Newtonian parameters (
Abstract)
Dehant V., Oberst J., Nadili R.:
Geodesy instrument package on the Moon for improving our knowledge of the Moon and the realization of Reference Frames (
Abstract)
Pashkevich V., Eroshkin G.I:
Application of the spectral analysis methods for the investigation of the Moon rotation (
Abstract)
Discussion
introduced by the oral paper by:
Hilton J, Hohenkerk C.:
A comparison of the high accuracy Planetary Ephemerides DE421, EPM2008, and INPOP08 (
Abstract)
(at Observatoire de Paris: Salle Cassini)
16:15-16:45: Coffee-break
16:45-18:30: POSTER SESSION
introduced by a short review of posters by J. Souchay
18:30-20:00: Welcome drink
Tuesday 21 September 2010
(at ENS: amphitheatre Dussane)
Session 3 - Progress in astrometric catalogs in optical and radio wavelengths
9:00-10:30
Zacharias N. & Gaume R. (invited):
UCAC and URAT: optical astrometric catalog observing programs (
Abstract)
Souchay J. (invited):
The Large Quasar Astrometric Catalog (LQAC) and the densification of the ICRF through the LQRF (Large Quasar Reference Frame) (
Abstract)
Andrei A.: Parallaxes of Southern Extremely Cool objects I: Targets, Proper motions and first results (
Abstract)
Bourda G., Charlot P., Collioud R., Porcas R., Garrington S.:
Towards a VLBI catalog of optically-bright extragalactic radio sources for the alignment of the radio frame with the future Gaia frame (
Abstract)
Bajkova A., Bobylev V., Fedorov P., Akhmetov V.:
Determining the orientation parameters of the ICRS/UCAC2 system using the Kharkov catalog of absolute stellar proper motions (
Abstract)
Damljanovic G.:
Comparison of the proper motions in declination of four catalogues via 807 Hipparcos stars (
Abstract)
10:30-11:00: Coffee-break
11:00-12:00
Yatskiv Ya, Fedorov P., Akhmetov V.:
The XPM catalogue as a realisation of the extragalactic reference system in optical and near infrared wavelengths (
Abstract)
Lambert S., Gontier A.-M.:
Physical characteristics of the ICRF2 quasars (
Abstract)
Maigurova N.:
Optical positions of ICRF sources using UCAC3 reference stars (
Abstract)
Discussion
Session 4 - Recent developments in theory and observation of Earth rotation and related reference systems
12:00-13:00
Brzezinski A. (invited):
Diurnal excitation of Earth rotation estimated from recent geophysical models (
Abstract)
Gross R. (invited):
Observing and modeling long-period tidal variations in polar motion (
Abstract)
Altamimi Z. (invited):
The ITRF2008 realization of the International Terrestrial System (
Abstract)
13:00-14:00: Lunch break
Session 4 - Recent developments in theory and observation of Earth rotation and related reference systems (continuation)
14:00-15:30
Bashakova, E., Petrov S., Smirnov S., Trofimov D., Fetisov S.:
Subdiurnal polar motion from GNSS observations (
Abstract)
Boehm S., Schuh H.:
Response of the Earth system to zonal tidal forcing examined by VLBI based dUT1 variations (
Abstract)
Chapanov Y., Vondrák J., Ron C.:
Centennial cycles of the solar activity and Earth rotation (
Abstract)
Escapa A.:
Influence of the inner core geopotential variations on the rotation of the Earth (
Abstract)
Ivanova T., Brumberg V.:
On Solution of the three-axial Earth's rotation problem (
Abstract)
Boucher C.:
A refined definition of the International Terrestrial Reference System (
Abstract)
Coulot D., Bernard E., Collilieux X.:
Influence of station referencing on the quality of EOP time series (
Abstract)
15:30-16:00: Coffee-break
16:00-17:45
Nastula J., Pasnicka M., Kolaczek B.:
Comparison of the hydrological excitation functions HAM of polar motion for the period 1980.0-2009.0 (
Abstract)
Kosek W., Popíski W., Niedzielski T.:
Wavelet based comparison of high frequency oscillations in the geodetic and fluid excitation functions of polar motion (
Abstract)
Malkin Z.:
Comparison of CPO and FCN empirical models (
Abstract)
Nilsson T., Boehm J., Schuh H.:
Impacts of the 2010 Chile earthquake on Earth rotation (
Abstract)
Pavloskaya N., Petrov S.:
Thermal S1-tide in the atmospheric angular momentum and polar motion (
Abstract)
Schindelegger M., Boehm J., Schuh H., Salstein D.:
High-resolution atmospheric angular momentum functions from different ECMWF data classes (
Abstract)
Stamatakos N., Luzm B., McCarthy D.D.:
Recent Improvements in IERS Rapid Service / Prediction Center Products (
Abstract)
Zotov L.:
Analysis of Chandler wobble excitation, reconstructed from observations of the polar motion of the Earth (
Abstract)
(at Observatoire de Paris: Salle Cassini)
19:30-22:00: Conference dinner
Wednesday 22 September 2010
(at ENS: amphitheatre Dussane)
Session 5: Pulsars timing, relativity and time transfer
9:00-11:00
Kopeikin S. (invited):
An extension of the IAU framework for reference systems (
Abstract)
Hobbs G. (invited):
Developing a pulsar-based time scale (
Abstract)
Rodin A.:
Ensemble pulsar time scale (
Abstract)
Korotkova N., Ilyasov Yu. P., Pshirkov M. S.:
IPTA and sensitivity of radio telescopes (
Abstract)
Cognard I.:
High precision pulsar timing: Nancay and the European Pulsar Timing Array (
Abstract)
Gusev A.:
Chandler wobble and Free Core Nutations of single pulsar (
Abstract)
Xie Y., Kopeikin S.:
Post-Newtonian mechanics of the Earth-Moon system (
Abstract)
Soffel M., Klioner S., Gerlach E.:
About the MacCullagh relations in Relativity (
Abstract)
11:00-11:30: Coffee-break
11:30-12:50
Teyssandier P.:
Post-post-Newtonian light propagation without integrating geodesic equations (
Abstract)
Mouret S.:
Test of General Relativity with the Gaia mission (
Abstract)
Lamine B., Courty J.-M., Reynaud S., Jaekel M.-T.:
Testing gravity law in the solar system (
Abstract)
Discussion
12:50-13:00: Closing of the Journées 2010
(at Observatoire de Paris)
13:15-14:30: Lunch break (at the canteen of Paris Observatory)
14:30-17:30: WG and task group meetings (Meeting rooms of Paris Observatory)
List of posters
(in alphabetic order for each session)
Session 1 - The astronomical constants, SI units and future developments in numerical standards
1.1 Débarbat S., Passeron I.:
From old weights and measures to the SI as a numerical standard for the world (
Abstract)
1.2 Echaurren J:
Spin wave function associated to the young Universe, according to one polynomial solution for the Wheeler-DeWitt Equation (
Abstract)
1.3 Kudryavtsev S.:
An effect in satellite motion non-modeled by the current numerical standards (
Abstract)
Session 2 - Solar system ephemerides and their comparison
2.1 Kaplan G.:
Session 2 Introductory remarks
2.2 Barache C., Bouquillon S., Carlucci T., Deleflie F., Francou G., Manche H., Samain E., Torre J-M.:
Web Interface for Lunar Laser Ranging observations (
Abstract)
2.3 Cottereau L.:
A dynamical study of Phoebe's rotation (
Abstract)
2.4 Francou G., Simon J.L.:
New analytical planetary theories VSOP2010 (
Abstract)
2.5 Giorgini J.:
Summary and Status of the Horizons Ephemeris System (
Abstract)
2.6 Hilton J, Hohenkerk C.:
A comparison of the high accuracy Planetary Ephemerides DE421, EPM2008, and INPOP08 (Continued) (
Abstract)
2.7 Marco F., Martínez, M.J., López J.A.:
Propagation in time of errors for the mutual inclination of satellites (
Abstract)
2.8 Weratschnig J., Taylor D.B., Bell S.A., Hilton J., Sinclair A.T.:
Calculation of Lunar Librations in The Astronomical Almanac using JPL Lunar Ephemerides (
Abstract)
Session 3 - Progress in astrometric catalogs in optical and radio wavelengths
3.1 Andrei A.:
Gaia Initial Quasar Catalogue – updates: morphology and variability (
Abstract)
3.2 Yatskiv Ya., Bolotin S., Lytvyn S.:
The MAOC08a combined catalogue of radio source positions created in the course of preparation for the ICRF2 (
Abstract)
Session 4 - Recent developments in theory and observation of Earth rotation and related reference systems
4.1 Aleshkina E.:
On correlation between variations in Earth rotation and frequency of earthquakes (
Abstract)
4.2 Bizouard C., Lambert S., Remus F., Seoane L., Gambis D.:
The source of the variable Chandler wobble (
Abstract)
4.3 Bondarenko V., Kiselev, M., Filippova, A.:
Rotational-Oscillational motions of the deformable Earth about the center of mass (
Abstract)
4.4 Capitaine N., Folgueira, M.:
Earth rotation based on the coordinates of the CIP in the GCRS: solution for a rigid Earth (
Abstract)
4.5 Chapanov Y., Gambis D.:
Variations of the Earth main moments of inertia due to glacial cycles for the last 800Ka (
Abstract)
4.6 Hefty J., Gerhatova L., Burgan J.:
Combination of GPS and GLONASS in Precise Point Positioning algorithms and its effect on site coordinates determination (
Abstract)
4.7 Kudlay O.:
Solution and an analysis of the general celestial body rotation problem (
Abstract)
4.8 Kudryashova M., Lambert S., Defraigne P., Dehant V., Bruyninx C.:
Determination of nutation offsets by combining VLBI/GPS-produced normal equations (
Abstract)
4.9 Lambert S., Gontier A.-M., Barache C.:
Operational and research activity at the Paris Observatory VLBI analysis center (
Abstract)
4.10 Malkin Z.:
Using modified Allan variance for time series analysis (
Abstract)
4.11 Malkin Z., Miller N.:
Phase variations of the Chandler wobble from 163-yr polar motion series (
Abstract)
4.12 Marceta D., Segan S.:
Method for prediction of deltaT based on long-periodic terms in the Earth's rate of rotation (
Abstract)
4.13 Marco F., Martinez M.:
Applications of simultaneous ground-based and satellite observations (
Abstract)
4.14 Markov Y., Rychlova L., Sinitsyn I.:
Dynamical regression and filtering models of the Earth pole oscillations (
Abstract)
4.15 Markov Y., Akulenko L., Barkin M., Kiselev M.:
Earth pole coordinates prediction and precision assessment within a short-time interval (
Abstract)
4.16 Morcov G.:
About the configuration of the geoid undulations and their kinematics (
Abstract)
4.17 Martinez M., Marco F.:
Delta T and tidal acceleration values from three european medieval eclipses (
Abstract)
4.18 Niedzielski T., Kosek W.:
Nonlinear sea level variations in the equatorial Pacific due to ENSO (
Abstract)
4.19 Perepelkin V.:
Mathematical modeling of subdiurnal variation in the Earth's rotation (
Abstract)
4.20 Perepelkin V., Barkin M., Skorobogatyh I.:
Model of Earth rotation irregularity and forecast of the axial atmospheric angular momentum (
Abstract)
4.21 Richard J.Y., Gambis D., Bizouard C.:
Earth rotation parameters determined over CONT08 VLBI campaign by the GRGS from the combination of space geodetic techniques (
Abstract)
4.22 Ron C., Vondrák J., Stefka V.:
Comparison of the various atmospheric and oceanic angular momentum series (
Abstract)
4.23 Salstein D.:
Impact of climate change scenarios on angular momentum and related EOP parameters (
Abstract)
4.24 Stefka V.:
The recent results of non-rigorous combination method of results of space geodetic techniques (
Abstract)
4.25 Tian W, Brzezinski, A.:
The interpretation of the high frequency signals in the G-ring laser gyroscope (
Abstract)
4.26 Yao K., Capitaine, N.:
Modelling of the Earth orientation and high precision astrometric observation techniques (
Abstract)
Session 5 - Pulsars timing, relativity and time transfer
5.1 Deng X.-M., Huang T.-Y.:
2PN light propagation and measurement in the solar system (
Abstract)
5.2 Dumin Y. :
Perturbation of a Planetary Orbit by the Lambda-Term in Einstein Equations (
Abstract)
5.3 Fienga A., Desvignes G., Cognard I., Theureau G.:
Millisecond pulsars and planetary ephemerides: frame ties and other considerations (
Abstract)
5.4 Kanj A., Achkar, J.:
Development of the TWSTFT Carrier-Phase technique at LNE-SYRTE (
Abstract)
5.5 Le Poncin-Lafitte C., Bertone S.:
Light time calculations for deep space navigation (
Abstract)
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