Session 68. Mars Atmosphere: Relation to Surface Features and Poles II

Contributed Oral Parallel Session, Chair: A. Seiff, D.S. Bass, Friday, October 15, 1999, 10:30-11:40am, Sala Plenaria

68.01 Martian Atmosphere in the Region of Great Volcanoes: Mariner 9 IRIS Data Revisited

L. Zasova (IKI-Space Research Institute, Moscow, Russia), V. Formisano, D. Grassi, A. Maturilli (IFSI-CNR Area di Ricerca di Roma - Tor Vergata, Italy)

68.02 Winds on Mars at the Pathfinder Landing Site

A. Seiff (San Jose State U. Foundation), J.T. Schofield (Jet Propulsion Lab., NASA), J.R. Murphy (New Mexico State U.), J.D. Mihalov (Ames Research Center, NASA)

68.03 Simulation of Mars Landing Sites with the Mars Regional Atmospheric Modeling System

S. C. R. Rafkin (San Jose State University), R. Haberle (NASA Ames Research Center), T. I. Michaels (San Jose State University)

68.04 The 1997 Spring Regression of the Martian South Polar Cap: Mars Orbiter Camera Observations

P.B. James, B.A. Cantor (University of Toledo), K. Edgett, M.C. Malin (Malin Space Science Systems)

68.05 Variability of the appearance of Mars' residual north polar cap and its connection to Mars' water cycle

D. S. Bass (Southwest Research Institute), D. A. Paige (UCLA), K. E. Herkenhoff (USGS)

68.06 Simulations of Carbon Dioxide Cloud Formation at the Martian Poles

A. Colaprete, O. B. Toon (Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics)