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Saturday, March 5, 2011
THE IMPORTANCE OF SAMPLE RETURN
8:00 a.m. Montgomery Ballroom
Shearer C. K. * Taylor G. J.
Sampling the Inner Solar System: Scientific Rationale, Potential Targets, and Sample Return Technology Investment and Capabilities
Conley C. A. *
Planetary Protection for Sample Return Missions
Rummel J. D. * Allton J. H. Morrison D.
A Microbe on the Moon? Surveyor III and Lessons Learned for Future Sample Return Missions
Fagan A. L. * Neal C. R.
Comparative Planetology: Impact Melt Sample Return from the Moon, Mercury, and Mars
PLANETARY FORMATION AND EVOLUTION/SOLAR SYSTEM FORMATION AND EVOLUTION
10:45 a.m. Montgomery Ballroom
Yoshikawa M. *
The Next Asteroid Sample Return Mission of Japan — Hayabusa-2
Lee P. *
Phobos and Deimos Sample Return: Importance, Challenges, and Strategy
IMPACT FLUX OF THE EARLY SOLAR SYSTEM AND PLANETARY VOLCANISM
1:30 p.m. Montgomery Ballroom
Papanastassiou D. A. * Jolliff B. L. Shearer C. K. Alkalai L. Borg L. E.
The Need for Sample Return Missions and the Case for the South Pole-Aitken Robotic Lunar Sample Return
O'Sullivan K. M. * Neal C. R.
Constraining the End of the Basin Forming Epoch with Samples from Orientale
Lawrence S. J. * Taylor G. J. Jolliff B. L. Hawke B. R. Hagerty J. J.
Sampling the Age Extremes of Lunar Volcanism: The Youngest Lunar Basalts
Donohue P. H. * Potter R. W. K. Gallegos Z. Hammond N. Neal C. R. Kring D. A.
The Importance of Lunar Sample Return in Determining the Nature of Ejecta Processes
LIFE IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER
3:45 p.m. Montgomery Ballroom
Glavin D. P. * Conrad P. Dworkin J. P. Eigenbrode J. Mahaffy P. R.
The Importance of Sample Return in Establishing Chemical Evidence for Life on Mars or Other Solar System Bodies
Hui H. * Neal C. R.
Water in the Moon: Sampling the Pyroclastic Deposits
Jones G. H. * Agarwal J. Arridge C. S. Bowles N. Burchell M. Coates A. J. Dougherty M. K. Duddy S. Fitzsimmons A. Graps A. Hsieh H. Lisse C. Lowry S. C. Masters A. Sierks H. Snodgrass C. Tubiana C.
Caroline: A Search for the Source of Earth's Water
Chevrier V. F. *
A Regolith Sample Return Mission to Mars
Sunday, March 6, 2011
CURATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES
8:00 a.m. Montgomery Ballroom
Allen C. * Allton J. Lofgren G. Righter K. Zolensky M.
Curating NASA's Extraterrestrial Samples — Past, Present, and Future
Velbel M. A. *
Post-Curation Preservational Biases Affect Evaporite Minerals in Martian and Asteroidal Meteorites: A Case for Sample Return and Strict Environmental Controls
Herd C. D. K. * Hilts R. W. Simkus D. N. Slater G. F.
Cold Curation and Handling of the Tagish Lake Meteorite: Implications for Sample Return
Osinski G. R. * Banerjee N. Brown P. Fleming R. Ghafoor N. McIsaac K. Naish M. Ower C. Patel R. Southam G.
Robotic Sample Curation, Handling, Manipulation, and Analysis: The Future of Sample Return Facilities?
Allton J. H. Stansbery E. K. *
Sample Return Missions Where Contamination Issues are Critical: Genesis Mission Approach
CONCLUSIONS AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM SAMPLE RETURN
10:30 a.m. Montgomery Ballroom
Zolensky M. E. * Sandford S. A.
Lessons Learned from Three Recent Sample Return Missions
Treiman A. * Gross J. Fessler B. Mercer C.
Geographic Information System for Returned Samples: Planning, Organizing, and Correlating Analyses
Levy J. S. *
Astrogeobiology Sample Return and In-Situ Science in Antarctica: Understanding Trades Between Science Objectives and Operations Across Scientific Disciplines
Mader M. M. * Antonenko I. Osinski G. R. Battler M. Beauchamp M. Cupelli L. Chanou A. Francis R. Marion C. McCullough E. Preston L. Shankar B. Unrau T. Veillette D.
Optimizing Lunar Sample Return: Lessons Learned from a Robotic Precursor Lunar Analogue Mission at the Mistastin Impact Structure, Labrador, Canada
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