Monday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	G11B	MCC 2008	Emerging Earth Science Applications of Airborne Laser Swath Mapping: Geodesy, Hydrology, and Tectonophysics I (joint with H, T, SF) Presiding: M Oskin, University of North Carolina; R L Shrestha, GEM Research Center, University of Florida    [Abstracts]
0800	G11B-01	MCC 2008	Defining and Verifying Research Grade Airborne Laser Swath Mapping (ALSM) Observations *W E Carter, R L Shrestha, C C Slatton    [details]
0815	G11B-02	MCC 2008	Implementation of Waveform Digitization In A Small Footprint, Airborne Lidar Topographic Mapping System *R Gutierrez, M M Crawford, J Liadsky    [details]
0830	G11B-03	MCC 2008	Morphometric differences in debris flow and mixed flow fans in eastern Death Valley, CA *T A Wasklewicz, J Whitworth INVITED    [details]
0845	G11B-04	MCC 2008	Classifying and Analyzing Spatial Patterns of Surface Features in Debris Flow Fans using Curvature Parameters *D M Staley, H Volker, T A Wasklewicz    [details]
0900	G11B-05	MCC 2008	Using airborne laser swath mapping to quantify sediment production and transport processes *J J Roering, J McKean, W E Dietrich, J W Kirchner INVITED    [details]
0915	G11B-06	MCC 2008	The use of Airborne Laser Swath Mapping Data in Watershed Analysis to Guide Restoration Priorities: the Napa River Watershed Study *W E Dietrich, D Bellugi, R Real de Asua, I Iordache, D Allen, M Napolitano, M Trso    [details]
0930	G11B-07	MCC 2008	Evaluation of LiDAR Imagery as a Tool for Mapping the Northern San Andreas Fault in Heavily Forested Areas of Mendocino and Sonoma Counties, California *C S Prentice, R D Koehler, J N Baldwin, D J Harding    [details]
0945	G11B-08	MCC 2008	Relative geomorphic surface chronology measured by high-resolution LIDAR topography *L A Perg, M E Oskin, D J Blumentritt INVITED    [details]