Session 43. Mars Surface: Structure

Contributed Oral Parallel Session, Chair: G. Komatsu, J.M. Moore, Thursday, October 14, 1999, 10:30am-12:00noon, Sala Plenaria

43.01 Martian History: Progress from Mars Global Surveyor Data on Martian Crater Populations

W. K. Hartmann, D. C. Berman, G. A. Esquerdo, E. B. Goldman, J. Grier (Planetary Science Institute), J. Anguita, M. de la Casa (Universidad Complutense)

43.02 Recognition of marine-target craters on Earth, and its application to Mars

J. Ormo (International Research School of Planetary Sciences IRSPS, Pescara, Italy.)

43.03 Interpretation of New Gravity and Topography Data for Mars

M. T. Zuber (MIT), D. E. Smith (NASA GSFC)

43.04 The Topography and Basin Deposits of the Equatorial Highlands: A MGS–Viking Synergistic Study

J. M. Moore (NASA Ames), A. D. Howard (U. Va.), P. M. Schenk (LPI)

43.05 Timing of Martian Magnetic Anomalies

M. S. Gilmore (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), M. O. Krause (Pomona College)

43.06 Water Condensation in the Trench to be Excavated by the Mars Polar Lander

W.J. Markiewicz (MPAE), K.J. Kossacki (MPAE, Inst. of Geophys. of Warsaw University), H.U. Keller (MPAE)

43.07 The Role of Electrophilic Oxygen in the Viking Biology Results and in the In-situ Destruction of Organics on Mars

R.C. Quinn (SETI Institute), A.P. Zent (NASA Ames Research Center)

43.08 Mars SubsurfAce Sounding by Time-Domain Electromagnetic MeasuRements

G. Tacconi (Science and Space Engineering Group of DIBE, University of Genoa), L. Minna (Advanced Engineering Technology), S. Pagnan (Institute for Naval Automation of National Research Council of Genoa), M. Tacconi (Officine Galileo, Florence)

43.09 Adsorptive Kinetics in Smectite Clays: Role in the Martian Boundary Layer

A. P. Zent (NASA Ames Research Center), J. Howard, R. C. Quinn (SETI Institute/NASA Ames)