Tuesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	U21E	MS 303	Terrestrial Impact Cratering: New Insights Into the Cratering Process From Geophysics and Geochemistry I Presiding: C Koeberl, University of Vienna; M Boslough, Sandia National Laboratories    [Abstracts]
0800	U21E-01	MS 303	Cause(s) of the elevated bombardment in the late Eocene *P Claeys INVITED    [details]
0815	U21E-02	MS 303	Identification of Meteoritic Components in Terrestrial Impact Craters and Their Ejecta *C Koeberl INVITED    [details]
0830	U21E-03	MS 303	Computational Modeling of Low-Altitude Airbursts *M Boslough INVITED    [details]
0845	U21E-04	MS 303	Craters Clusters on Mars: Atmospheric Dispersion of Small Impactors *H J Melosh, A S McEwen    [details]
0900	U21E-05	MS 303	Investigating of the effects of target heterogeneities on terrestrial crater formation. *O S Barnouin-Jha, D A Crawford, M J Cintala, K Wada    [details]
0915	U21E-06	MS 303	Seismic Evidence for Complex, Multi-layered, Deep Structure of the Chesapeake Bay Impact Structure, Delmarva Peninsula, Virginia, USA *R D Catchings, D S Powars IIIM R Goldman, G S Gohn, J W Horton Jr.M J Rymer, G Gandhok, J A Hole    [details]
0930	U21E-07	MS 303	Multi-directional Block and Breccia Emplacement in the Moat of the Chesapeake Bay Impact Structure Revealed by High-Resolution Seismic Reflection Surveys near the 1.76-km-deep, ICDP-USGS Eyreville Corehole *D S Powars, R D Catchings, G S Gohn, J W Horton, L E Edwards, M J Rymer, M R Goldman, G Gandhok    [details]
0945	U21E-08	MS 303	Post-Impact Sedimentation of the Chesapeake Bay Impact Structure: Local and Regional Effects *A A Kulpecz, T Hayden, K G Miller Sr., J V Browning, M A Kominz, L E Edwards, D S Powars    [details]