| Summary: | The primary goal of the conference is to identify the most direct, unambiguous, and cost-effective approach to assessing the three-dimensional distribution and state of water within the martian crust — at a resolution sufficient to permit reaching any desired volatile target by drilling. Lunar and Planetary Institute; National Aeronautics and Space Administration. conveners, Stephen Clifford, Jeffrey George, Carol Stoker sponsored by Lunar and Planetary Institute, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Incomplete contents: Basic Concepts in Terrestrial Ground Freezing / Black P.B.--Characteristics of the Continuous Permafrost Regions of Earth / Hallet B.--Terrestrial Methane Hydrate / Max M.D.--The Expected Nature, Distribution and State of Subsurface Volatiles on Mars / Clifford S.M.--Mars Subsurface Science Issues: A MEPAG Perspective / Greeley R.--Impact Craters as Indicators of Subsurface Volatile Reservoirs / Barlow N.G.--The Elysium/Utopia Flows: Evidence for Release of Confined Groundwater in the Context of a Global Cryosphere-Hydrosphere System / Russell P.S. Head J.W. III--Medusae Fossae Formation as Volatile-rich Sediments Deposited During High Obliquity: An Hypothesis and Tests / Head J.W. Kreslavsky M.A.--Mars Subsurface Exploration: A Review of Recent Studies / Beaty D.--Geophysical Methods to Detect Ground Ice Produced by Recent Fluid Flows on Mars / Coleman N.M.--Possibilities of Using MARSES Instrument for Long-Term Monitoring and Subsurface Studies in Arctic and Arid Lands / Ozorovich Y.R. . [and others]
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