Evening Reception "the Ice-Breaker" at Woodlands: 6-9pm.
Hot and Cold Hors d'oevres, Complementary
Beer and Soft Drinks, Cash Bar.
8-10 am Invited Tutorials for Weds. Sessions:
Radar signatures of icy bodies in the solar system.
John Harmon, Arecibo Observatory
The icy satellites of Jupiter and Saturn.
Keith Noll, Space Telescope Science Institute
Airborne and Spaceborne Snow Mapping
Anne Nolin, NSIDC, University of Colorado
Ices of the Outer Solar System:AM SESSION:
Triton, Pluto/Charon, Centaurs, and Kuiper Belt Objects
Dale Cruikshank, NASA-Ames
Unusual Radar Signatures.
PM SESSION: Spectroscopy in the UV, VIS, NIR
Mars: The polar caps and subsurface ice.
Bruce Jakosky, LASP, University of Colorado
Microwave Remote Sensing of Ground Ice.
Tony England, University of Michigan
Satellite-based measurement of ice sheet surface properties and motion:
Watching them move, melt, and hiccup.
Mark Fahnestock, NASA-Goddard
AM SESSION 1:(9:15-11:00) Sub-surface
and Near-Surface Ice
PM SESSION: Surface Morphology, Glaciers, Mapping
Sea Ice from satellites: What do we see? What can we believe?
Drew Rothrock, University of Washington
AM SESSION: Europa, Sea Ice, and Lake Ice
Workshop should end approximately 3pm on Friday.
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Last updated: June 9, 1997