The OCAV meetings take place monthly in the historical room at the Observatoire de Paris.
Following the format initiated during the exoplanet meetings, a large part of the time allocated is devoted to discussions and interactions with the speaker.
The OCAV meetings take place monthly in the historical room at the Observatoire de Paris.
Following the format initiated during the exoplanet meetings, a large part of the time allocated is devoted to discussions and interactions with the speaker.
Wednesday, Cotober 7, 2020, 9h30 C. Mordasini (University of Bern), Planetary populations synthesis (Salle du Conseil)
Abstract
Ground-based surveys with radial velocity and direct imaging instruments, and the space-based transit survey by the Kepler satellite have revealed the multi-faceted demographics of the extrasolar planet population in important parts of the parameter space. Besides the well-known diversity in the orbital properties of the planets, this statistical information now includes also compositional constraints and inter-system correlations. Taken together, these observations put compelling combined constraints on planet formation and evolution theory.
In this talk, I will first give an overview of the most important statistical observational constraints. I will then introduce planetary population synthesis as a method to put our theoretical understanding of planet formation and evolution to the statistical observational test. I will present the physical processes that are included in the global end-to-end models that are used to generate the synthetic planetary populations. The description of these physical processes in the global models is based on the results of many theoretical studies addressing in a detailed way a specific process; in this sense, the global models eflect the state of the art in planet formation modelling as a whole.
I will then focus on the results recently obtained in a new generation of planetary population syntheses which might be among the most comprehensive simulations of planetary system formation conducted to date. I will discuss the successes and failures in reproducing observed properties. I will use the discrepancies to point out shortcomings in our current theoretical understanding, and pathways to address them. This includes orbital migration models, models for the protoplanetary gas disk, and the internal structure of planets.
Wednesday, November 4, 2020, 9h30 M. Saitta, MC Maurel (Sorbonne Université) Prebiotic chemistry (Salle du Conseil) – Registration (TBD)
Wednesday, December 2, 2020 T. Fouchet (Observatoire de Paris), Mars 2020 (Salle du Conseil) – Registration (TBD)
Wednesday, January 6, 2021 TBA
Wednesday, February 3, 2021 TBA
Wednesday, March 3, 2021 TBA
Wednesday, April 7, 2021 TBA
Wednesday, May 5, 2021 TBA
Wednesday, June 2, 2021 TBA
November 6th J. Whiteside Ecologic response to abrupt climate change University of Southampton (Atelier)
November 6th-7th: Astromeso workshop on paleoclimate org. J. Laskar
December 4th A. Santerne and M . Deleuil Plato et TESS missions, Université de Marseille (Conseil)
December 5th J Hara Cours sur les méthodes bayesiennes Université de Genève
NEW January, 8th A. Estevez-Torres (Sorbonne Université) and Y. Rondelez (ESPCI) Nucleic acids and emergence of life behavior (Conseil)
February, 5th Thomas Heams Infravies, life without boundaries AgroParisTech (Conseil)
NEW March, 4th Philippe Marlière and Arnaud Gautier ( Sorbonne Université), Prebiotic, parabiotic and postbiotic chemistries: the evolutionary horizon of terrestrial life, (Conseil)
April 8th C. Mordasini Planetary formation, Université de Bern (Conseil)
NEW May, 6th M. Saitta, MC Maurel (Sorbonne Université) and H. Cottin (Université Paris-Est Créteil), Contribution of exogenous chemical complexity, (Conseil)
June 3rd (Conseil) S. Höhler, Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm
Wednesday November 13th Observations and exoplanets D. Rouan A. Boccaletti CONSEIL
Monday November 13th Meeting europeen Exoceans avec une journée introduction OCAV le 13 ATELIER
Wednesday November 22th What is Life K. Capova Critical zone F. Ait Touatis (EHESS) CONSEIL
Wednesday December 6th Satellites and formation S. Charnoz(IPGP) CONSEIL
16-22 December workshop ANU-PSL http://faabexo.anu.edu.au
Wednesday January 10th Direct Imaging P. Baudoz (Observatoire) CONSEIL
Wednesday January 24th Postdocs OCAV Activité Biologique (ENS)/Roseta (Observatoire) CONSEIL
Wednesday February 7th Modelling exoplanets atmosphere F. Forget (LMD Jussieu) ATELIER
Wednesday March 7th Geophysics, Geochemistry and Origines F. Guyot (MNHN) CONSEIL
Wednesday March 21th Postdocs OCAV Stability of spin axis (Observatoire) /Emergence of mesoderm (Curie) CONSEIL
Mai 22-25th OCAV ANNUAL meeting CONSEIL TOUTE LA SEMAINE
Mercredi 27 juin Visualisation in astronomy C. Bigg (EHESS) CONSEIL
July 10th and 11th OCAV Annual meeting Wednesday June 28th (to be confirmed) Visualisation in astronomy C. Bigg (EHESS) Tuesday July 4th L'Evolution Chimique est elle Darwinienne C. Malaterre (Université de Quebec à Montreal) Wednesday June 7th Origin and Early Evolution of Life P. Garcia Lopez (Saclay) Tuesday May 23rd The History of the solar system A. Morbidelli (OCA) Wednesday May 10th Self assembly toward life-like properties D. Woods, Z. Zeravcic (ESPCI) Wednesday Avril 5th Evolution of collective functions S. De Monte (ENS) et O. Rivoire (Collège de France) Wednesday March 22nd Antropologie of life I. Praet J. Becker, P. Pitrou (Collège de France) Wednesday March 1st Transition from uni to pluricelluarity M. Bornens (Institut Curie) Salle Danjon Thursday February 9th The history of the solar system A. Morbidelli (OCA)
Wednesday December 7th 2016 Modélisation of atmospheres and biological feedbacks
Wednesday Novembre 9th 2016 Introduction to exoplanets
Wednesday October 11th OCAV kick off meeting
program
public lecture J. Laskar The climatic stability of the Earth
Wednesday September 9th Stability in biologie and astronomy
Thursday July 13th 2016 Evolution
Wednesday June 8th 2016 Experimental setups relevant to the OCAV project
Wednesday Mars 9th 2016 Chemical complexity