Session 65. Advanced Solar Space Missions

Solar, Oral, Wednesday, June 2, 1999, 8:30-10:00am, 10:45am-12:30pm, Continental Ballroom C

65.01 Opportunities for Technology Development at NASA

D. A. Brewer (Advanced Tech. \& Mission Studies Div., OSS, NASA HQ)

65.02 Needs for Future of Visible Light Observation

P. H. Scherrer (Stanford University)

65.03 High Energy Observations at the Next Maximum

R. P. Lin (University of California, Berkeley)

65.04 Future EUV/Soft X-ray Observations

L. Golub (SAO)

65.05 Future Directions in Solar EUV/UV Spectroscopy

R.A. Harrison (Space Science Dept., Rutherford Appleton Laboratory)

65.06 The Advanced Solar Coronal Explorer Mission (ASCE)

J. Kohl, S. Cranmer, L. Gardner, L. Golub, J. Raymond, P. L. Smith, L. Strachan (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), R. Howard, D. Moses, D. Socker, D. Wang (NRL), R.R. Fisher, J. Davila, C. St. Cyr (GSFC), G. Noci (U. of Florence), G. Tondello (U. of Padua)

65.07 The Solar Flotilla

S.W. Kahler (Air Force Research Laboratory), J.A. Klimchuk (Naval Research Laboratory), A. Szabo (Goddard Space Flight Center), A.B. Galvin (University of New Hampshire)

65.08 Utilizing solar sails for solar physics

K. T. Strong, D. Alexander (Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Lab.), C. R. McInnes (University of Glasgow), J. R. Lemen (Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Lab.)