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SUMMARY:Invited talk: Individual challenges and synergies of high- and low
 -resolution data for exoplanet atmospheres
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220907T120000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220907T124500Z
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Lisa  Nortmann (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
 )\nWhile first detections of atmospheric species were based on medium-to l
 ow resolution data from space\, ground-based facilities have majorly contr
 ibuted to our understanding of these far-away worlds since then.\nTo a lar
 ge part this is owed to the use of high-resolution spectroscopy\, which al
 lows us to identify the resolved lines of metals and molecules in the opti
 cal and infrared wavelength regions using cross-correlation with synthetic
  models or studies of isolated lines. The success of these methods on ultr
 a-hot to warm exoplanets have inspired the community to design instruments
  for the extremely large telescope facilities with the goal to extend thes
 e studies to the atmospheres of rocky worlds in the future. But not all ou
 r dreams for the bright future of exoplanet atmospheres are based on high-
 resolution instrumentation.\nIn parallel\, studies at lower resolution hav
 e been continued both from the ground as well as from space. Especially wi
 th the recent launch of JWST and the planned launch of ARIEL in 2029 we ca
 n expect space based medium resolution studies to be a main driver of the 
 advancement of our field in the next decades.\nWith the same planets being
  observed at different resolutions and thus analyzed with different method
 s the question emerges of how these different kinds of data relate to each
  other. In this talk I will focus on the individual challenges and differe
 nces presented by low and high-res data and the methods used to analyze th
 em. I will address in which capacity the information derived from them is 
 equivalent and/or complementary and what we can hope to gain when using bo
 th methods in unison.\n\nhttps://meetings.aip.de/event/16/contributions/14
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LOCATION:Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) Lecture Hall
URL:https://meetings.aip.de/event/16/contributions/147/
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