Meca Symposium on Mars: Evolution of Its Climate and Atmosphere Ivieca

Evidence for Glaciation in Elysium D. M. Anderson and G. W. Brandstrom Numerical Simulations of Dust Transport Into Northern High Latitudes During a Martian Polar Warming J. R. Barnes and J. L Hollingsworth The Paleo-Ocean of Mars J. E. Brandenburg Mars: A Water-Rich Planet M. H. Cart Martian Volcanism: A Review M. H. Carr Comets, Volcanism, the Salt Rich Regolith and Cycling of Volatiles on Mars _ _,'i /9 :/ 3 B. C. Clark Mars: Crustal Pore Volume, Cryospheric Depth, and the Global Occurrence of Groundwater S. M. Clifford Is Regolith Adsorbtion the Explanation for the Transition From Early to Present Mars Climate? F. P. Fanale, S. Postawko, A. P. Zent, and J. R. Salvail Martian Surface Physical Properties to be Derived by Radar Altimeter on the Mars Observer Spacecraft J. B. Garvin, F. T. Ulaby, D. E. Smith, H. V. Frey, S. Solomon, and H. J. Zwally Release of Magrnatic Water on Mars: Estimated T_ming and Volumes R. Greeley The Martian Dust Cycle: A Proposed Model R. Greeley lnterannual Variability of Global Dust Storms on Mars R. M. Haberle Chemical Frost Weathering of Oliuine: Experimental Study and Implications S. L. Harris and R. L. Huguenin Mars Low AIbedo Regions: Possible Map of Near-Surface 1-[2 R. L. Huguenin Photochemical Weathering and Contemporary Volatile Loss on Mars R. L. Huguenin lnterannual Differences in the Regressions of the Polar Caps of Mars K. lwasaki, Y. Saito, and T. Akabane The Observed Day-to-Day Variability of Mars Water Vapor B. M. dakosky, M. R. LaPointe, and R. W. Zurek 1