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2006 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition
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post Aug 9 2006, 08:44 PM
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2006 Geological Society of America Annual Meeting & Exposition
October 22-25, 2006
Philadelphia, PA

The session schedule, final program, and abstracts are now online.

So far, I've only skimmed the sessions and abstracts but this year's meeting seems to be a little light on planetary sciences, or at least appears to be when compared to previous annual meetings. You can go to the Topical Sessions page and search on specific discipline categories to satisfy any geologic-cravings. For planetary geology, though, only the following sessions are listed

T121. Impact Craters: Structures, Drilling, Ages, and Geophysics
T122. Asteroids, Meteorites and the Early History of the Solar System—G.K. Gilbert Award Session
T142. Terrestrial Impact Breccias

However, there could be other related abstracts scattered throughout. Happy hunting biggrin.gif
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