Wednesday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	V32A	MCC 3008	Remote Sensing of Volcanoes on Earth, Mars, and Beyond I (joint with P) Presiding: L Keszthelyi, U.S. Geological Survey, Astrogeology Team; J Chadwick, Department of Geosciences, Idaho State University    [Abstracts]
1020	V32A-01	MCC 3008	Remote Sensing Studies of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii, as an Aid to Understanding Volcanic Processes on Mars, Venus and Io *P J Mouginis-Mark INVITED    [details]
1035	V32A-02	MCC 3008	Flow Emplacement Styles and Flow Rates From Flow Margin and Channel Topography: Examples From Terrestrial Field and Martian Altimetry Data *S E Sakimoto, T K Gregg, S S Hughes, S Weren    [details]
1050	V32A-03	MCC 3008	A Multisensor Approach to the Remote Sensing of Volcanic Emissions *V J Realmuto, A Eldering    [details]
1105	V32A-04	MCC 3008	Estimating the height of volcanic plumes from the 15 micron CO2 band M Richards, *S A Ackerman, W Feltz    [details]
1120	V32A-05	MCC 3008	On The Potential Of A Robust, Satellite Data Analysis Strategy For Monitoring And Mitigation Of The Volcanic Hazard. *N Pergola, F Marchese, I Scaffidi, M Lisi, V Tramutoli    [details]
1135	V32A-06	MCC 3008	Lava Lakes on Jupiter's Moon Io *R M Lopes, T K Gregg    [details]
1150	V32A-07	MCC 3008	Volumetric Fluxes From Volcanoes on Io and Earth: a Comparison. *A G Davies, L Keszthelyi    [details]
1205	V32A-08	MCC 3008	The synergy of field and satellite-based thermal infrared observations for volcanic surfaces *M Ramsey, J Dehn INVITED    [details]