Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1620	P34A	ACC 13	Analog Studies Related to Planetary Surface Processes Presiding: J R Zimbelman, Smithsonian Institution of Washington; R Craddock, Smithsonian Institution of Washington    [Abstracts]
1620	P34A-01	ACC 13	The Great Basin and Mojave Desert as a hydrological analog to the Martian highlands *A D Howard, Y Matsubara INVITED    [details]
1635	P34A-02	ACC 13	Orbital and Ground-penetrating Radar Studies of Mars-analog Terrain in Egypt *T A Maxwell, J A Grant, B A Campbell INVITED    [details]
1650	P34A-03	ACC 13	Icelandic Rootless Volcanic Cone Eruptions as Analogs to Explosive Lava-Water Interactions on Mars *S A Fagents, B C Bruno, C W Hamilton, T Thordarson INVITED    [details]
1705	P34A-04	ACC 13	Morphology and Emplacement of Long Lava Flows in the Tharsis Volcanic Province, Mars *W B Garry, J R Zimbelman    [details]
1720	P34A-05	ACC 13	Martian Gullies: H2O or CO2 snow? *C Yolanda, H J Durand-Manterola    [details]
1735	P34A-06	ACC 13	Barchan and Linear Dunes on Earth and Mars - Comparative Research *H Tsoar, K S Edgett, V Schatz, E J Parteli, H J Herrmann    [details]
1750	P34A-07	ACC 13	Dunes Versus Ripples: Topographic Profiling Across Terrestrial Examples, With Application to the Interpretation of Features on Mars *J R Zimbelman, S H Williams    [details]
1805	P34A-08	ACC 13	Geophysical evidence of an impact crater in northwestern South America *O Hernandez, R R von Frese, S Khurama    [details]