Session 64. The Hazardous Solar System and Other Objects

Poster, Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 10:00am-7:00pm, Ballroom

64.01 The APO-PSI TNO Survey

J.C. Barentine (Apache Point Observatory), G.A. Esquerdo, C.L. Neese (Planetary Science Institute)

64.02 R-Band Photometry of Potentially Hazardous Asteroids at McDonald Observatory

J. G. Ries (UT Austin/Astronomy/McDonald Observatory), E. S. Barker (NASA/Johnson Space Center), F. Varadi (UCLA/Inst. of Geophys.and Planetary Physics), P. J. Shelus (UT Austin/Center for Space Research)

64.03 Why Are Hyperbolic Micrometeors No Longer Detected with the Arecibo UHF Radar ?

D.D. Meisel (SUNY-Geneseo), B.D. Bartlett (CIS-RIT), J.D. Mathews (CSSL-Penn State), D. Janches (CIRES-Univ. of Colo.), S. Briczinski (CSSL-Penn State)

64.04I A Photometric Study of Phocaea Group Asteroid 1584 Fuji

J. S. Drake (Dickinson College)

64.05 Phoebe and Titan: Predicted Bulk Chemical Composition for a Capture Origin

A. J. R. Prentice (Monash University, Victoria 3800, Australia)

64.06 Amateur Contributions to Asteroid Lightcurve Studies

B.D. Warner (Palmer Divide Observatory), R.D. Stephens (Santana Observatory)

64.07 Improved Spatial Resolution of the Sodium Distribution on Mercury

A.E. Potter (National Solar Obs.), C. Plymate (National Solar Obs. and James Cook University, Australia), C. Keller (National Solar Obs.), R.M. Killen (U. Maryland), T.H. Morgan (NASA HQ)