| Summary: | Lunar and Planetary Institute; National Aeronautics and Space Administration conveners Alan Howard, Jeffrey Moore, James Rice sponsored by Lunar and Planetary Institute, National Aeronautics and Space Administration [compiled by Lunar and Planetary Institute]. Impact Cratering on Mars During the Noachian Period / Barlow--Double Craters and Crater Modification / Kereszturi--Evolving Perspectives on the Geologic Evolution of Early Martian Crater Basins / Forsythe and Blackwelder--Accessing Martian Fluvial and Lacustrine Sediments by Landing in Holden Crater, Margaritifer Sinus / Parker and Grant--Drainage Basin Integration in the Martian Highlands / Irwin and Craddock--Topography of Drainage Basins and Channels: Mars and Terrestrial Analogs / Aharonson . [and others]--Mojave Desert Stream Beds Resembling Martian Channels / Burke--Martian Drainage Densities: Analyses from MOLA Digital Elevation Models / Craddock, Irwin, and Howard--The Enigmatic Arabia Terra, Mars / Hynek and Phillips--Fluvial Degradation of the Circum-Hellas Highlands of Mars / Mest and Crown--Noachian Faulting: What do Faults Tell Us About the Early Tectonic History of Tharsis? / Anderson and Dohn--Geomorphic History of the Southern Isidis Rim: Extensive Fluvial Erosion and Possible Deep Oceans / Moore, Howard, and Schenk--Detecting Minerals on Mars Using TES, THEMIS, and Mini-TES / Kirkland . [and others]--The Composition of the Martian Highlands as a Factor of Their Effective Uplifting, Destruction and Production of Voluminous Debris / Kochemasov--The Ferrar Dolerite: An Antarctic Analog for Martian Basaltic Lithologies and Weathering Processes / Harvey--Possible Formation Processes for Martian Crystalline Hematite / Noreen, Chapman, and Tanaka--SNOOPY: Student Nanoexperiments for Outreach and Observational Planetary Inquiry / Kuhlman . [and others]--Surficial Studies of Mars Using Cosmogenic Nuclides / Nishiizumi--Exploring the Martian Highlands using a Rover-deployed Ground-penetrating Radar / Grant, Schultz, and Campbell--Imaging ...
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