9.00 | [A] MARS: Bulk Composition, Accretion History, Comparison with the Earth |
| Heinrich WÄNKE, Max-Plank-Institute, Mainz |
| [B] Astrometry: Implications for the Cosmic Distance Scale and for Study of Stellar Populations |
| Catherine TURON, Observatoire de Paris-Meudon |
10.00 | [A] The Exoshere of Mercury |
| Siegfried BAUER, University of Graz |
| [B] The Role of a Futurre Astrometric Mission in Theories of Gravity |
| Michael PERRYMAN, ESA/ESTEC |
11.00 | Coffee Break |
11.15 | [A] MERCURY: Constraints to Structure and Composition from Density and Magnetic Field |
| Heinrich WÄNKE, Max-Plank-Institute, Mainz |
| [B] Searching for Planets Beyond our Solar System using Astrometric Perturbations |
| Michael PERRYMAN, ESA/ESTEC |
12.15 | Lunch Break |
14.30 | Technical Issues in IR Interferometry in Space |
| Pierre Bely, Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore (USA) |
15.30 | Coffee Break |
15.45 | [A] WORKSHOP MERCURY ORBITER |
| Course A led by Marcello Coradini and George Scoon, ESA/ESTEC |
| [B] WORKSHOP ASTROMETRY/INTERFEROMETRY |
| Course B led by Serge Volonté and Robin Laurance, ESA/ESTEC |
19.00 | Dinner |