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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION: NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR EARTH SCIENCE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION |
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| Topical Session T-12,
sponsored by the Earth Sciences and Image Analysis at NASA Johnson Space Center and the Planetary Geology, International, and Geoscience Education Divisions of GSA |
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| Geological
Society of America Annual Meeting Denver, Colorado — October 25 - 28, 1999 |
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In alphabetical order by name of first author.
Highlighted titles are linked to full abstracts.
Evidence
of Climate Change as Seen from Low Earth Orbit - Joe Caruana,
Julie Robinson, Justin Wilkinson, and Kimberly Willis
Modeling Coastal Wetland Ecosystem Health
Using Remote Sensing in South Carolina - Cassandra Coombs,
Scott R. Bruemmer, Jaime R. Chose, Dwayne E. Porter, John J.
Jensen, and Prentiss Lund
Plate Boundaries and Tectonic
Provinces: Stereophoto Analyses of Astronaut Photographs -
Patricia Wood Dickerson and William R. Muehlberger
Global Application of NASA EarthKAM
Images to Investigate the Earth's Structure and Its Inhabitants
- Holly Dodson and Christina Massell
Capabilities for Pressurized Earth
Observations Research Onboard the International Space Station
- Dean Eppler
Accretion and Erosion of the
Yellow River Delta, 1989 to 1999 - Cynthia A. Evans, Michael
Lee, Julie A. Robinson, and Kamlesh P. Lulla
Mission Earth - An Astronaut's Preview of
Multispectral Observations from ISS - Thomas D. Jones
Global Assessment of Health of Coral Reefs: A
Concept for an International Space Station U.S. Lab Window
Project - Paul G. Lucey, Marlin Atkinson, Eric Hochberg, Chip
Fletcher, C. Barry Raleigh, Stephen Dollar, Jonathon Gradie, and
Rick Holaseck
Dynamic Earth Environments: 35 Years of
Earth Science from Low Earth Orbit - Kamlesh P. Lulla and
Cynthia A. Evans
NASA EarthKam: Investigation by
Middle School Students Using Images of Earth Taken from Space
- Christina Massell and Holly Dodson
Intelligent Remote
Sensing: Tectonic Observations from Orbit - William R.
Muehlberger
Structural Details of
Arabian Plate Tectonic Boundaries Defined from Orbit -
William R. Muehlberger
Application of Space Shuttle
Photographs in ReefBase: A Global Database On Coral Reefs -
Marco Noordeloos and Julie A. Robinson
Superposed Deformational Episodes in
Northern New Mexico: A Space Shuttle Photograph Tutorial and
Field Observations - Joseph F. Reese and Patricia Wood
Dickerson
Satellite and Airborne Sensors for Coastal
Science in the USGS - L. Robbins, J. Brock, R. Halley, J.
Kindinger, A. Sallenger, and Y. Tao
Astronaut Hand-Held
Photography as a Data Source for Digital Remote Sensing -
Julie A. Robinson, Donn A. Liddle, Joe C. Caruana, Cynthia A.
Evans, and David L. Amsbury
Environmental Research and
Speculations from Space: The Dust Problem - E. Shinn, V.
Garrison, G. Smith and J. Weir
Advantages of the International Space Station
for Geological Studies: Lessons from Mir and MOMS-2P - Robert
J. Stern, Mohamed G. Abdelsalam, Michael Beyth, and Johann
Bodechtel
Remote Sensing of Structures Controlling
the Nile in the Batn el Hajar "Belly of Stones" Region,
Northern Sudan: Opportunities for Geologic Study from the
International Space Station - Allison K. Thurmond, Mohamed G.
Abdelsalam, and Robert J. Stern
Fluvial Dynamics in the Andean
Foreland: Megafans and Mechanisms for Biodiversity in Aquatic
Biota - M. Justin Wilkinson and Kamlesh P. Lulla
Earth - Moon - Mars Planetary Analogues:
Educational Applications - Kimberly J. Willis and Cynthia A.
Evans
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