From spencer@lowell.edu Fri Aug 25 13:46:42 1995
From spencer@lowell.edu Fri Aug 25 13:46:42 1995
From: spencer@lowell.edu (John R. Spencer)
Date: Fri, 25 Aug 1995 12:59:58 -0700
To: oleroemer@lowell.edu
Subject: Io Workshop at DPS
Content-Length: 3769
X-Lines: 125
Status: RO

I just got this from Ashley Davies at JPL...

>From agd@kookaburra.jpl.nasa.gov Fri Aug 25 10:19:29 1995
Date: Fri, 25 Aug 1995 10:19:07 -0700
From: Ashley Davies <agd@kookaburra.jpl.nasa.gov>
To: spencer@lowell.edu
Subject: Io Workshop announcement


Dear Colleague

Here is the program for the Io Workshop, to be held on 8th October 1995
in conjunction with DPS-27.

Regards,

Ashley Davies.


-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


      Workshop on Thermal Remote Sensing of Volcanoes on Io and Earth.
                           October 8, 1995

             The Ritz-Carlton, Mauna Lani, Kona, Hawaii


                        *********************
                        **     PROGRAM     **
                        *********************

                           MORNING SESSION

08:45   Welcoming address. 


        Session 1.  Invited Reviews: Io Observations.   

08:55   Voyager Imaging and Thermal Observations of Io in 1979. 
        (Alfred McEwen, USGS Flagstaff)

09:15   The Lowell Observatory/IRTF Near-Infrared Io Monitoring Program.
        (John Spencer, Lowell Observatory)

09:35   Observations of Volcanic Activity on Io from 4.8 to 20 microns.
        (Diana Blaney, Dennis Matson, Glenn Veeder, Torrence Johnson and
        Jay Goguen, JPL)

09:55   Results from the Io Infrared Monitoring Program at Wyoming.
        (Robert Howell and David Klassen, University of Wyoming)

10:15   Earth-based Observations of Occultations of Io.
        (Jay Goguen, JPL)


10:35-11:00   Coffee


        Session 2.  Invited Reviews: Terrestrial Observations.

11:00   Remote Sensing of Earth Volcanoes in the Infrared: available data 
        and what you can do with them.
        (David Rothery, Open University)

11:20   Observations of Active Lava Flows in Hawaii.
        (Peter Mouginis-Mark and Luke Flynn, University of Hawaii)


11:40-13:00   Lunch.


                         AFTERNOON SESSION.

        Session 3.  Models of Volcanism and Hotspot Structure.

13:00   Modelling the Thermal Signature of Basaltic Eruptions on Io.
        (Mike Carr, USGS Menlo Park)

13:15   Silicate Lava Flow Dimensions and Io Thermal Outbursts.
        (Ashley Davies, JPL)

13:30   Analytical Models of Thermal Emission from Lava Flows.
        (Robert Howell, University of Wyoming, and Chris Moustakas,
        California Institute of Technology)

13:45   Characteristics of Lava Lakes on Io Inferred from Hyperspatial 
        Field Data of Kilauea, Hawaii.
        (Luke Flynn and Peter Mouginis-Mark, University of Hawaii)

14:00   Low Resolution Thermal Monitoring of Active Volcanoes: An Analogue
        for Remotely Sensed Data for Io?
        (Andy Harris, David Rothery and Martin Wooster, Open University)

14:15   Topography of Large Shield Volcanoes and Mountains on Io.
        (Paul Schenk, LPI, and Trevor Davenport, So. Dakota Sch. Mines & 
        Techn./LPI)

14:30   Polarization and Surface Properties of Io Hot Spots.
        (Frank Crary, University of Colorado)


14:45-15:00    Coffee


        Session 4.   Future Opportunities.

15:00   Galileo Solid-State Imaging (SSI) Observing Plans for Io.
        (Alfred McEwen, USGS Flagstaff)

15:15   Galileo Near Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (NIMS): Observing Plans
        for Io.
        (Rosaly Lopes-Gautier, Robert Carlson, William Smythe, JPL, Larry
        Soderblom, USGS Flagstaff, and the Galileo NIMS Team)

15:30   Galileo Photopolarimeter Radiometer (PPR) Io Observation Plans.
        (Leslie Tamppari, JPL and John Spencer, Lowell Observatory)

15:45   Prospects for Future Spaceborne Thermal Observations of Volcanoes
        on Earth.
        (Peter Mouginis-Mark, University of Hawaii)


16:00-17:00  Discussion session.