WPGM 96
Planetology Sessions and Presentations
P21A BCC:M2 Tues 0830h
Outer Planets and Their Satellites I
Presiding: C T Russell, University of California, Los Angeles;
R F Beebe, New Mexico State University
0830h P21A-01 Utilization of High-Resolution
Hubble Space Telescope Images to Interpret
Atmospheric Conditions at the Probe Entry
Site: *R F Beebe
0850h P21A-02 INVITED Results of the Helium
Abundance Detector on the Galileo Probe: *D M
Hunten, U von Zahn
0910h P21A-03 Implications of Galileo Probe Data
for Jovian Evolution: *D J Stevenson
0930h P21A-04 INVITED In-Situ Measurements of the
Structure of Jupiter's Atmosphere: A Seiff,
D B Kirk, T C D Knight, R E Young, *G
Schubert, J Mihalov, R C Blanchard
0950h Break
1010h P21A-05 INVITED Chemical Models of the
Jovian Atmosphere: *B Fegley, K Lodders
1030h P21A-06 INVITED Measurements of Radio
Frequency Waves in Jupiter's Atmosphere: L J
Lanzerotti, *K Rinnert, G Dehmel, F O Gliem,
E P Krider, M A Uman
1050h P21A-07 INVITED Near Infrared Spectral
Mapping of Jupiter and the Galilean
Satellites - First Results: *R W Carlson
1110h P21A-08 INVITED Galileo Gravity Results and
the Internal Structure of Io: *J D Anderson,
W L Sjogren, G Schubert
P22A BCC:M2 Tues 1330h
Outer Planets and Their Satellites II
Presiding: C T Russell, University of California, Los Angeles;
R F Beebe, New Mexico State University
1330h P22A-01 INVITED Initial Galileo
Magnetometer Results: M G Kivelson, *C T
Russell, K K Khurana, R J Walker, J Linker
1350h P22A-02 Origin and Bulk Chemical Composition
of the Galilean Satellites: Predictions for
Callisto and Ganymede: *A J R Prentice
1410h P22A-03 INVITED High Energy Charged
Particles in the Innermost Jovian
Magnetosphere: *H Fischer, E Pehlke, G
Wibberenz, L J Lanzerotti, J D Mihalov
1430h P22A-04 INVITED The Galileo Energetic
Particles Detector (EPD): First Observations
at Jupiter: D J Williams, *R W McEntire, S M
Krimigis, E C Roelof, B Wilken, T P Armstrong,
T A Fritz, L J Lanzerotti, J G Roederer
1450h P22A-05 Possible Detection of Jovian
Electrons at Earth Associated With S/L 9
Impacts: *D N Baker, S G Kanekal, M D Looper,
J B Blake
1510h Break
1530h P22A-06 INVITED HST/WFPC 2 Images of
Jupiter's UV Aurora Simultaneous With
GALILEO Measurements: J T Clarke, G E
Ballester, J T Trauger
1550h P22A-07 INVITED International Jupiter
Watch: Ten Years of Collaborative Science:
C T Russell, *D M Hunten
1610h P22A-08 The Australian Pre-discovery of
Jupiter's Great Red Spot: *T Hockey
1630h P22A-09 Mass Spectrometer Measurements of
the Chemical Composition of the Atmosphere
of Jupiter: H B Niemann, D N Harpold, J A
Haberman, R E Hartle, W T Kasprzak, P R
Mahaffy, S H Way, S K Atreya, G R Carignan,
T M Donahue, D M Hunten, T C Owen, N W
Spencer
1650h P22A-10 INVITED Jupiter's Radio Emission:
Time Evolution and 3-D Brightness
Distribution: *I de Pater, M J Klein, M
Schulz
P31A BCC:M2 Wed 0830h
Outer Planets and Their Satellites III
Presiding: C T Russelll, University of California, Los Angeles;
R F Beebe, New Mexico State University
0830h P31A-01 INVITED Ground-Based Studies of
Io's Volcanism, 1979-1996: *J R Spencer, J A
Stansberry, C Dumas
0850h P31A-02 INVITED Io's Volcanic Thermal
Emission at the Galileo Epoch: Recent
Results Placed Within the Context of a
Decade of IJW Observations: *J D Goguen, D L
Blaney, G J Veeder, D L Matson, T V Johnson
0910h P31A-03 INVITED HST Observations of Io's
Atmosphere: *G E Ballester
0930h P31A-04 INVITED Composition, Structure, and
Variability of the Io Plasma Torus: *N
Thomas
0950h P31A-05 The Dust Coma of Io: *W H Ip
1010h Break
1030h P31A-06 Hubble Space Telescope Imaging of
Io's Surface: *J R Spencer, A S McEwen, M A
McGrath, P Sartoretti
1050h P31A-07 Supersonic Jets in the Upper
Atmosphere of Jupiter: *L B Jaffel, J
Sommeria, R Prange, C Emerich
1110h P31A-08 INVITED On Temperature Structure in
the Auroral Thermosphere of Jupiter: *Y H Kim
1130h P31A-09 INVITED Recent IJW Studies on
Jovian Aurorae: A Review: *R Prange
1150h P31A-10 WFPC2 and IUE Observations of
Jupiter's UV Aurora: *G E Ballester, J T
Clarke, J T Trauger, W M Harris
P32A BCC:M2 Wed 1330h
Outer Planets and Their Satellites IV
Presiding: C T Russell, University of California, Los Angeles;
R F Beebe, New Mexico State University
1330h P32A-01 High Resolution FUV Spectro-Imaging
of the Jovian Aurorae: *R Prange, L Pallier,
C Emerich, D Rego, J T Clarke, G E
Ballester, D Southwood, P Zarka, L B Jaffel
1350h P32A-02 INVITED The Distribution of X-Ray
Emissions on Jupiter: G R Gladstone, J H
Waite, W S Lewis
1410h P32A-03 INVITED Recent Progress of
Ground-Based Observation of Jovian Decameter
Wave Radiation: *H O Rucker
1430h P32A-04 INVITED Sputtering of Icy Satellite
Surfaces: *W H Ip
1450h P32A-05 INVITED Structure and Evolution of
Extra Solar Giant Planets: *W B Hubbard, D
Saumon, T Guillot, A Burrows, J I Lunine,
M S Marley, R S Freedman
1510h Break
1530h P32A-06 INVITED Saturn's Atmospheric Storms:
*A Sanchez-Lavega
1550h P32A-07 INVITED Satellites in the Outer
Solar System Observed by the Hubble Space
Telescope: *K S Noll
1610h P32A-08 INVITED The Dark Auroral Oval of
Saturn: *L B Jaffel
1630h P32A-09 INVITED Saturn's Far-Ultraviolet
Aurora: *J T Trauger, R W Evans, J T Clarke,
G E Ballester
1650h P32A-10 INVITED Uranus' Ionospheric and
Auroral Emissions: *L Trafton
P41B BCC:GH1 Thurs 0830h
Impacts of Comet SL-9 with Jupiter I
Presiding: V Meadows, Jet Propulsion Laboratory; D Crisp,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
0830h P41B-01 INVITED Jupiter's Atmosphere After
SL-9 and Galileo Probe: *D M Hunten
0850h P41B-02 Galileo Infrared Observations of the
G and R Fireballs and Splashback: *R W
Carlson, P R Weissman, J Hui, M Segura, P
Drossart, T Encrenaz
0910h P41B-03 INVITED Comet SL-9: Water, Oxides,
and Hydrocarbons: *A L Sprague
0930h P41B-04 INVITED Analysis of AAT
Near-Infrared Imaging Spectroscopy of the
Impacts of SL9 With Jupiter: *V Meadows, D
Crisp
0950h Break
1010h P41B-05 INVITED A Synthesis of Near-IR SL-9
Impact Phenomena From the ANU 2.3 m and
Palomar 5 m Telescopes: *P D Nicholson, P J
McGregor
1030h P41B-06 INVITED Interpretation of the
Infrared Lightcurves From the SL9 Impacts: *S
Takeuchi, H Hasegawa, J Watanabe
1050h P41B-07 Grain Formation in the Impact Plume
of Comet P/Shoemaker-Levy 9: *H Hasegawa, S
Takeuchi, J Watanabe
1110h P41B-08 INVITED HST Spectroscopic
Observations of the Jovian Atmosphere
Before, During, and After the SL9 Impacts:
*M A McGrath
P42A BCC:P4 Thurs 1330h
Asteroid and Meteorite Impacts: The Australian Record
(joint with O)
Presiding: L Hamilton, Queensland University of Technology
1330h P42A-01 INVITED Possible Variations in the
Long-Term Comet Flux and Their Correlation
With Global Climate: *E M Shoemaker, C S
Shoemaker
1350h P42A-02 Stratigraphic Relations of Tektites
and Pleistocene Uplift in the Port Campbell
Embayment, Victoria: *E M Shoemaker, H R
Uhlherr
1410h P42A-03 Avoiding Impact Craters in
Australia: Search and Tracking of Asteroids
and Comets in the Southern Sky: *D I Steel
1430h P42A-04 INVITED KT Impact, Deccan and
Greenland Plumes and Australia: *F L
Sutherland
1450h P42A-05 The Acraman Impact Structure:
Magnetic Signature and Palaeomagnetism: *P W
Schmidt, G E Williams
1510h Break
1530h P42A-06 Geophysical Investigations of
Australian Impact Craters: *J B Plescia
1550h P42A-07 Yallalie: A Buried Impact Structure
in the Perth Basin, Western Australia: *M C
Dentith, A W R Bevan, W E Featherstone
1610h P42A-08 The Subsurface Record of Australian
Mesozoic and Tertiary Impacts: A Review: *J D
Gorter
1630h P42A-09 Impact Craters and Processes Related
to Mineral Deposits: *L H Hamilton
1650h Discussion
P42B BCC:P6 Thurs 1330h
Outer Planets and Their Satellites V Posters
Presiding: C T Russell, University of California, Los Angeles;
R F Beebe, New Mexico State University
1330h P42B-01 POSTER The Thermal Emission From
Kuiper Belt Objects: *N Thomas
1330h P42B-02 POSTER A Search for Kuiper Belt
Objects: *M J I Brown, R L Webster
1330h P42B-03 POSTER HST/WFPC 2 Images of
Jupiter's UV Auroral Emission From Io's
Magnetic Footprint: J T Clarke, G E Ballester,
J T Trauger, J E P Connerney
1330h P42B-04 POSTER Recent Ground-Based Results
of the Outer Planets: *P A Yanamandra-Fisher,
J L Ortiz, G S Orton, K H Baines, A J
Friedson, T W Momary, R F Fisher
P42C BCC:M2 Thurs 1330h
Impacts of Comet SL-9 with Jupiter II
Presiding: V Meadows, Jet Propulsion Laboratory; D Crisp,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1330h P42C-01 INVITED Evolution of SL-9 Impact
Sites Based on Hubble Space Telescope Imaging:
*R F Beebe
1350h P42C-02 INVITED Follow-Up HST/WFPC 2
Imaging of Jupiter to Track the Absorbing
Material From S/L 9 Impacts: J T Clarke, M
Vincent, H B Hammel, R A West
1410h P42C-03 INVITED Extremely Large
Enhancements of the Jovian Decameter Radio
Bursts Caused by the
Magnetosphere-Plasmasphere Passages of
Shoemaker-Levy 9 Comet Fragments: M Iizima,
H Oya
1430h P42C-04 INVITED Imaging of Jupiter's
Radiation Belts Before, During, and After
the Comet: *R J Sault, T Oosterloo, G A Dulk,
Y Leblanc
1450h Break
1510h P42C-05 INVITED Time Evolution of Jupiter's
Synchrotron Radiation Following the SL9
Impacts: *I de Pater, C Heiles, F
van der Tak, R Millan, S Sukumar, M J Klein,
S J Bolton, R G Strom, M H Wong, R J
Maddalena, M K Bird, D P Smits
1530h P42C-06 INVITED An Explanation of
Synchrotron Radiation Enhancement Following
the Comet SL-9 Impact: *S H Brecht, J G Lyon,
M E Pesses
1550h P42C-07 INVITED HST Images of Uranus
Changing Our Voyager-Based View: *E
Karkoschka
1610h P42C-08 INVITED Vertical Structure of
Neptune's Atmosphere: *D Crisp, J Trauger, K
Stapelfeldt, R Evans, G Ballester, J Clarke
1630h P42C-09 Nitrogen Chemistry in Titan's Upper
Atmosphere: *C P McKay
1650h P42C-10 INVITED Using the Hubble Space
Telescope as a Weather Satellite for Pluto:
*M W Buie
P51A BCC:M2 Fri 0830h
Exploration of Inner Solar System I
Presiding: J G Luhmann, University of California, Berkeley; K
Tsuruda, ISAS
0830h P51A-01 INVITED Mars Upper Atmosphere:
Variability and Evolution: S W Bougher, *D M
Hunten
0850h P51A-02 Observations of Aerosols in the
Martian Atmosphere Using the Imager for Mars
Pathfinder: N Thomas, H U Keller, W J
Markiewicz, P H Smith
0910h P51A-03 INVITED 3-D MHD Simulation of the
Solar Wind-Ionosphere Interaction at
Non-magnetized Planets: *T Tanaka
0930h P51A-04 3D Multiscale MHD Model of the Solar
Wind Interaction With Venus and Mars: *A F
Nagy, D L De Zeeuw, T I Gombosi, K G Powell,
J G Luhmann
0950h P51A-05 INVITED Observations of Atmosphere
Escape From Mars: *O Norberg, R Lundin, S
Barabash
1010h Break
1030h P51A-06 INVITED Venus: New Insights on the
Solar Wind Interaction: *J G Luhmann, C T
Russell, S Kilpatrick, T Mulligan
1050h P51A-07 INVITED Structure and Dynamics of
the Ionospheres of Nonmagnetized Planets: *H
Shinagawa
1110h P51A-08 The Hot Oxygen Corona of Mars: A
Second Look: *W H Ip
1130h P51A-09 INVITED Planet-B Mission: Electric
Current System in the Martian Ionosphere: *T
Yamamoto, K Tsuruda
1150h P51A-10 Studies of the Martian Ionospheric
Plasma: The PLANET Thermal-B Plasma Analyzer
(TPA): A W Yau, *G P Garbe, E Sagawa, W
Miyake
P52A BCC:M2 Fri 1330h
Exploration of Inner Solar System II
Presiding: J G Luhmann, University of California, Berkeley; K
Tsuruda, ISAS
1330h P52A-01 Contribution of Surface Magnetic
Recordings to Planetary Exploration: *M
Menvielle, F Kuhnke, G Musmann, B
Tsurutani, J F Karczewski
1350h P52A-02 INVITED Unanswered Questions About
Mercury: *A L Sprague
1410h P52A-03 Electrodynamic Phenomena in
Mercury's Environment: L G Blomberg, S
Eriksson, T Karlsson, P Lindqvist, G T
Marklund
1430h P52A-04 INVITED Japanese Lunar Program: S
Sasaki, *Y Iijima
1450h Break
1510h P52A-05 INVITED The Lithosphere of Mars: *D E
Smith, M T Zuber
1530h P52A-06 Thin/Thick-Skinned Deformation of
the Tharsis Region of Mars: *W B Banerdt
1550h P52A-07 INVITED Interpretation of Venus
Regional Gravity Variations: *W M Kaula
1610h P52A-08 Associations of Venus Surface
Features and Geoid: M Stefanick, *D M Jurdy
1630h P52A-09 INVITED Magellan Gravity
Observations and Implications for
Lithospheric Thickness on Venus: *W S Kiefer
1650h P52A-10 Results From Numerical Models of
Continental Shortening: Thin-Skin vs.
Thick-Skin Deformation: *J Braun
P61A BCC:P6 Sat 0830h
Exploration of Inner Solar System III Posters
Presiding: J G Luhmann, University of California; K Tsuruda, ISAS
0830h P61A-01 POSTER Asteroid Trails in WFPC2
Images: R W Evans, K R Stapelfeldt, J T
Trauger
0830h P61A-02 POSTER Spectroscopy of Molecular
Oxygen in the Atmosphere of Venus: F P Mills,
*D Crisp, S G Ryan
0830h P61A-03 POSTER Three Dimensional
Simulations of a Mass Loaded Martian
Magnetosphere: *S H Brecht
0830h P61A-04 POSTER Analysis of the Martian
Ionosphere for Riometry: D L Detrick, *T J
Rosenberg, C D Fry
P61B BCC:M2 Sat 0830h
Deformation of Thick Lithospheres of Earth and Venus I
Presiding: R J Phillips, Washington Univ; M Zuber,
Johns Hopkins Univ
0830h P61B-01 INVITED Thick-Skinned Deformation
of Mountain Belts on Venus: *M T Zuber
0850h P61B-02 Rule of Lithospheres in the
Degassing History of Earth and Venus: *S
Franck, C Bounama
0910h P61B-03 INVITED Models of Sluggish- and
Stagnant-Lid Convection in Spherical Shells:
Implications for the Terrestrial Planets: *G
Schubert, J T Ratcliff, A Zebib
0930h Break
0950h P61B-04 INVITED The Tectonic Evolution of
Venus: *S C Solomon, M Simons
1010h P61B-05 INVITED Structural Evolution of
Crustal Plateaus, Venus: *V L Hansen, J J
Willis, R J Phillips
1030h P61B-06 INVITED Lithosphere Evolution on
Venus: *R J Phillips, V L Hansen
P61C BCC:P6 Sat 0830h
Deformation of Thick Lithospheres of Earth and Venus II
Posters
Presiding: R J Phillips, Washington Univ; M Zuber,
Johns Hopkins Univ
0830h P61C-01 POSTER Corona Morphology Based on
Normalization by Corona Radius: *J E
DeLaughter, D M Jurdy
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