Session 45. Mars Surface and Water II

Oral, Chairs: S. Hviid and J. Moore, Friday, November 12, 2004, 1:30-3:00pm, Lewis

45.01 Spirit Mini-TES Observations: From Bonneville Crater to the Columbia Hills.

D.L. Blaney (JPL/Caltech), Athena Science Team

45.02 The effects of downwelling radiance on MER surface spectra: the evil that atmospheres do

M. Wolff (Space Science Institute), A. Ghosh (NASA/GSFC), R. Arvidson (Washington U.), P. Christensen (Arizona State University), E. Guinness (Washington U.), S. Ruff (Arizona State University), F. Seelos (Washington U.), M. Smith (NASA/GSFC), Athena Science Team

45.03 Mars Surface Physical Properties: Using the MER Sites as Ground Truth for Interpreting Remote-Sensing Data

B. M. Jakosky, M. T. Mellon, N. E. Putzig, B. M. Hynek, N. Murphy, S. Martinez-Alonso (Univ. of Colorado), S. M. Pelkey (Brown Univ.), P. R. Christensen, R. L. Fergason (Arizona State Univ.)

45.04 Compositional Study of a Fluvial Deposit in Eberswalde Crater, Mars

J.B. Dalton (SETI Institute / NASA Ames Research Center), J.M. Moore (NASA Ames Research Center)

45.05 Changing Styles of Erosion During the Noachian-Hesperian Transition: Evidence for a Possible Climatic Optimum?

J. M. Moore (NASA Ames), A. D. Howard (Univ. Virginia)

45.06 An Historical Search for Unfrozen Water at the Phoenix Landing Site

A. P. Zent (NASA Ames)

45.07 The Impossible Dream ~ Martian Shorelines

E. R. Kraal, E. A. Asphaug (UCSC), R. D. Lorenz (LPL)

45.08 Global-Scale Maps of Near-Infrared Spectral Variability on Mars: Analysis of 2003 Mars Opposition Observations from HST/NICMOS

E.Z. Noe Dobrea, J.F. Bell III (Cornell University, Department of Astronomy), M.J. Wolff (Space Science Institute), K. Noll, A. Lubenow (Space Telescope Science Institute)

45.09 Stability of water on Mars.

D.W.G. Sears, S.R. Moore (University of Arkansas)