Session 41. Europa

Oral, Chair(s): W. McKinnon and E.B. Bierhaus, Friday, October 11, 2002, 10:45am-12:05pm, Room M

41.01 Sulfate Content of Europa's Ocean and Shell: Geological and Astrobiological Implications

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

41.02 Global patterns of diurnal tensile cracking on Europa

G.D. Bart, R. Greenberg, G.V. Hoppa, T.A. Hurford (Univ. of Arizona)

41.03 The Evil Twin of Agenor, and other issues regarding crust displacement on Europa

R. Greenberg, P. Geissler, D. O'Brien, T. Hurford, G. Hoppa (LPL, U. Arizona)

41.04 The Case for a Thick Ice Shell on Europa

P.M. Schenk (LPI, Houston Tx)

41.05 Europa's Small Crater Population Revealed

E.B. Bierhaus (Univ. of Colorado, SwRI), C.R. Chapman, W.J. Merline (SwRI)

41.06 Near IR observations of Europa's opposition surge during the Cassini Flyby

B. J. Buratti (JPL), R. H. Brown (University of Arizona), T. B. McCord (University of Hawaii), Roger Clark (USGS), C. A. Hibbitts, G. Hansen (University of Washington), D. P. Simonelli (JPL), J. K. Hillier (Grays Harbor College)

41.07 Radiation Effects on the Surfaces of the Galilean Satellites

R.E. Johnson (U. Virginia), R.W. Carlson (JPL), J.F. Cooper (GSFC), C. Paranicas (APL), M.H. Moore (GSFC), M. Wong (JPL)

41.08 The Potential for Oceans Within Icy Outer Planetary Bodies - A Comparative Study

C. England (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)