NRC Planetary Science Decadal Survey: Presentations to Primitive Bodies Panel September 2009
The following presentations were made to the first meeting of the Primitive Bodies panel of the National Research Council’s (NRC’s) Planetary Science Decadal Survey. The meeting was held on September 9-11, 2009 in Washington, D.C. Titles of the presentations are from the agenda for the meeting. Adobe 8.0 or higher is needed to open most of these files. Some are quite large and may take a few moments to load; please be patient. If a presentation is missing from this list, it was unavailable or too large to post.
- Lessons Learned from the 2003 Decadal Survey, Dale Cruikshank, NASA Ames
- Charge to the Decadal Survey, James Green and Lindley Johnson, NASA HQ
- NSF’s Support for the Planetary Sciences, Vernon Pankonin, NSF
- SBAG’s Goals and Priorities, Mark Sykes, Planetary Science Institute
- Asteroid Science Goals 1, Faith Vilas, Director, MMT Observatory
- Asteroid Science Goals 2, Erik Asphaug, Univ. of Calif. Santa Cruz
- Comet Science Goals 1, Jessica Sunshine, University of Maryland
- Comet Science Goals 2, Donald Brownlee, University of Washington
- Meteorite Science Goals 1, Timothy McCoy, Smithsonian
- Meteorite Science Goals 2, Mark Sephton, Imperial College
- Kuiper Belt Science Goals 1, Michael Brown, CalTech
- Kuiper Belt Science Goals 2, Marc Buie, Southwest Research Institute
- Rosetta Status Report, Rita Schulz, European Space Agency
- EPOXI Status Report, Michael A’Hearn, University of Maryland
- Hayabusa Status Report, Donald Yeomans, JPL
- Dawn Status Report, Harry Y. McSween, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- Stardust-NEXT Status Report, Joseph Veverka, Cornell
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