An inventory of potentially habitable environments on Mars: Geological and biological perspectives
J. M. Dohm(The University of Tokyo), D. H. Krinsley(University of Oregon), Valerio Acocella(Roma Tre University), Hideaki Miyamoto(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Robert C. Anderson(United States Geological Survey), Alberto González Fairén(Cornell University), Penelope J. Boston(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), Dennis I. Netoff(Sam Houston State University), Andrew R. Frazer(Queen's University Belfast), G. G. Ori(International Research School of Planetary Sciences), J. P. Williams(Planetary Science Institute), A. Steele(Planetary Science Institute), Alfonso F. Dávila(Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), Kyeong Ja Kim(University of Arizona), R.A. Havics, Dirk Schulze‐Makuch(Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries), Victor R. Baker(University of Arizona), Patrick McGuire(National Centre for Atmospheric Science), M. Pondrelli(International Research School of Planetary Sciences), G. Di Achille(National Institute for Astrophysics), C. Gross(Freie Universität Berlin), G. Komatsu(University of Chieti-Pescara), Shawn J. Wheelock(University of Arizona), G. A. Marzo(Ames Research Center), M. Glamoclija(Carnegie Institution for Science), William C. Mahaney(York University), Pedro Costa(University of Lisbon), Roberto Furfaro(University of Arizona), Kris M. Hart(University of Birmingham), L. Wendt(Freie Universität Berlin), T. M. Hare(Astrogeology Science Center), Brian P. Kelleher(Dublin City University), Christopher C. R. Allen, Wolfgang Fink(California Institute of Technology), Shigenori Maruyama(Tokyo Institute of Technology), John Parnell(University of Aberdeen), Dorothy Z. Oehler(Planetary Science Institute), F. Ip(Pima County Health Department), Samantha B. Joye(University of Georgia), R. G. V. Hancock(McMaster University)
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