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Department of Planetary Sciences
Lunar and Planetary Laboratory

Graduate Program


Colin Dundas

Graduate Student

B.S. (Planetary Science), Caltech, 2004




Research Interests:
I study the geomorphology of Mars, using images from the HiRISE camera as well as other spacecraft data. Understanding how surface features form helps us to understand the processes and history which have produced the present surface of Mars. The features I am analyzing record a variety of processes, potentially ranging from freezing groundwater to volcanism.

Advisor:
*Alfred McEwen

Current Projects:
*Investigation of possible pingos on Mars
*Origins of cratered cone groups on Mars

Curriculum Vitae:
*CV
*Publications

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Contact:
University of Arizona
Department of Planetary Sciences
Tucson, AZ 85721
Office: Space Sciences 334
Phone: (520) 621-1632
Email:

Last Modified: February 1, 2008