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MEPAG Meeting #15 - April 19-20, 2006 - Monrovia, California

 Title  Author  Date  PDF  DOC  PPT
Chairman's Report  R. Arvidson  May 2006 X X  
Attendance List  D. Calderon  May 2006 X X  
Meeting Agenda  D. Beaty  May 2006 X X  
 Instrument Case History: Calibration, Characterization, & Cataloguing  D.Ming, et al.  April 2006  X    
 The Challenges of Using Mars Mission Datasets for Science Analysis  J. Johnson, et al.  April 2006     X
 The Mars Microbeam Raman Spectrometer (MMRS)  B. Jolliff, et al.  April 2006 X    
 Archiving Mars Mission Data Sets with the Planetary Data System  E. Guinness, et al.  April 2006      X 
 Findings of the Mars Special Regions Science Analysis Group  Beaty, et al.  July 2006 X X  X
 Science Analysis of the November 3, 2005 Version of the Draft Mars Exploration Program Plan  Arvidson, et al.  January 2006   X  
1st Information Circular  D. Beaty  May 2006 X X  
2nd Information Circular  D. Beaty  Jan 2006 X X  

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No poster session at the April 19-20 MEPAG meeting. In the 1st Information Circular for the coming MEPAG meeting of April 19-20, Ray Arvidson, the MEPAG Chair, announced that one of the major discussion topics will be the life cycle of an instrument, including instrument development, flight, and data processing/application. In support of this topic, in our early planning, we were considering trying to organize an instrument-related poster session, so that the many recent outstanding accomplishments by the instrument PIs and engineering teams can be shared. Unfortunately, we now recognize that such a poster session will not be possible because of the large number of topics to be covered during the two-day meeting. A poster session is thus no longer part of our plans for the April 19-20 meeting. However, the focus on instrument life cycles remains, and we still encourage the instrument development and data application communities to attend to participate in the discussions. If there are any questions or concerns, please contact Andy Morrison (Andrew.D.Morrison@jpl.nasa.gov).

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