Session 35. Icy Galilean Satellites I: Geology and Geophysics

Oral, Chairs: W. Moore, J. Moore, Thursday,
November 29, 2001, 4:40-6:10pm, Regency GH

35.01 Can the Ice I Shells of Icy Satellites Convect?

W.B. McKinnon (Washington Univ., St. Louis)

35.02 Pits and Uplifts on Europa: Distribution and Characteristics

R. Greenberg, M.A. Leake, G.V. Hoppa, B.R. Tufts (LPL, U. Arizona)

35.03 The Highs and Lows of Europa: Global and Landing Site Characteristics

P. Schenk (LPI)

35.04 Polar Wander and Surface Convergence on Europa

A.R. Sarid, R. Greenberg, G.V. Hoppa, B.R. Tufts, P. Geissler (U. Arizona, LPL)

35.05 Callisto's Surface "Activity" from Highest-Resolution Galileo Imaging

J.E. Klemaszewski, D.A. Williams, R. Greeley (Arizona State University)

35.06 Galileo Imaging Observations of the Valhalla Antipode: Support for a Subsurface Ocean on Callisto?

D.A. Williams, J.E. Klemaszewski (Arizona State University), F.C. Chuang (U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park), R. Greeley (Arizona State University)

35.07 Topographic Features of Bright and Dark Terrains on Ganymede: Implications from Galileo-G28 Stereo Images

B. Giese (DLR-Institute of Space Sensor Technology and Planetary Exploration, Berlin), R .T. Pappalardo (Univ. of Colorado), J. W. Head III (Brown University), G. Neukum (DLR, Berlin)

35.08 On the Liquid-water Resurfacing of Ganymede

A.P. Showman (Univ. Arizona), I. Mosqueira (NASA Ames)

35.09 Shape, Mean Radius, Gravity Field and Interior Structure of Ganymede

J. D. Anderson, R. A. Jacobson, E. L. Lau (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), W. B. Moore (University of California, Los Angeles), O. Olsen (University of Oslo), G. Schubert (University of California, Los Angeles), P. C. Thomas (Cornell University), Galileo Gravity Science Team