October 1, 2024 – Quakes on Venus<\/strong> July 2, 2024 – Progress update<\/strong> June 11, 2024 – Seismically active target regions<\/strong> May 7, 2024 – Seismogenic thickness estimates<\/strong> April 9, 2024 – Quakes on Venus<\/strong> March 5, 2024 – Detecting seismic waves on Venus<\/strong> January 9, 2024 – Repeat Pass Interferometry<\/strong> December 5, 2023 – Tectonics on Venus<\/strong> November 7, 2023 – Progress update<\/strong><\/p>\n October 3, 2023 – The quest for quakes on Venus<\/strong> September 19, 2023 – Seismicity from surface observations<\/strong> June 6, 2023 – Progress update<\/strong><\/p>\n May 2, 2023 – Progress update<\/strong><\/p>\n April 4, 2023 – Progress update<\/strong><\/p>\n March 7, 2023 – Progress update<\/strong><\/p>\n December 6, 2022 – Geodynamic Modelling<\/strong> November 8, 2022 – Seismic Detection Methods<\/strong> October 11, 2022 – Planetary Geology & Geophysics<\/strong> September 6, 2022 – Planetary Seismology<\/strong>
\n● Project update by Iris van Zelst on ‘Quakes on Venus’
\n● Project update by Barbara De Toffoli on ‘Potential seismically active target regions on Venus’
\n● Project update by Julia Maia on ‘Seismogenic thickness estimates on Venus’
\n● Project update by Rapha\u00ebl Garcia on ‘Seismic wave detectability on Venus using ground deformation sensors, infrasound sensors on balloons and airglow imagers’<\/p>\n
\n● Abstracts for future conferences (AGU, VEXAG, Exoplanets in our backyard)<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Robbie Herrick on ‘Short overview of current design issues with a Venus seismometer’
\n● Project update by Barbara De Toffoli on ‘Potential seismically active target regions on Venus’
\n● Project update by Rapha\u00ebl Garcia on ‘Seismic wave detectability on Venus using ground deformation sensors, infrasound sensors on balloons and airglow imagers’
\n● Project update by Iris van Zelst on ‘Quakes on Venus’
\n● Project update by Julia Maia on ‘Seismogenic thickness estimates on Venus’<\/p>\n
\n● Project update by Julia Maia on ‘Seismogenic thickness estimates on Venus’
\n● Project update by Rapha\u00ebl Garcia on ‘Seismic wave detectability on Venus using ground deformation sensors, infrasound sensors on balloons and airglow imagers’
\n● Project update by Iris van Zelst on ‘Quakes on Venus’
\n● Project update by Anna Horleston on ‘Potential seismically active target regions on Venus’<\/p>\n
\n● Project update by Iris van Zelst on ‘Quakes on Venus’
\n● Project update Krystyna Smolinski on ‘Seismic wave detectability on Venus using ground deformation sensors, infrasound sensors on balloons and airglow imagers’
\n● Project update by Julia Maia on ‘Seismogenic thickness estimates on Venus’
\n● Project update by Richard Ghail on ‘Potential seismically active target regions on Venus’<\/p>\n
\n● Project update by Rapha\u00ebl Garcia on ‘Seismic wave detectability on Venus using ground deformation sensors, infrasound sensors on balloons and airglow imagers’
\n● Project update by Iris van Zelst on ‘Quakes on Venus’
\n● Project update by Julia Maia on ‘Seismogenic thickness estimates on Venus’
\n● Project update by Barbara De Toffoli on ‘Potential seismically active target regions on Venus’<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Scott Hensley on ‘Repeat Pass Interferometry on VERITAS’<\/p>\n2023<\/u><\/h4>\n
\n● Talk by Richard Ghail on ‘New hypotheses on Venus’s tectonics’
\n● Progress update<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Iris van Zelst on ‘The quest for quakes on Venus’
\n● Progress update<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Leah Sabbeth on ‘Estimating seismicity with fault scaling relationships: from Mars to Venus’
\n● Progress update<\/p>\n2022<\/u><\/h4>\n
\n● Talk by Anna G\u00fclcher on ‘Geodynamic modelling key for unravelling volcano-tectonic mysteries on Venus: corona structures’
\n● Talk by Ana-Catalina Plesa on ‘Estimating seismicity from geodynamic models’<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Taichi Kawamura on ‘Seismic experiments in planetary missions’
\n● Talk by Rapha\u00ebl Garcia on ‘Quakes sensed by balloons: Venus is the target’<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Leah Sabbeth on ‘Venus seismicity from surface faulting and volcanism’
\n● Talk by Julia Maia on ‘Constraining the interior structure of Venus from geophysical observations’<\/p>\n
\n● Talk by Mark Panning on ‘Why planetary seismology?’
\n● Talk by Anna Horleston on ‘Going solo \u2013 how one seismometer changed our understanding of Mars from crust to core’<\/p>\n