8:00

Breakfast

9:00

Welcome and purpose

1. Inform community of state of the art and mission opportunities
2. Receive from community assessment of science challenges and needs for InSAR

Andrea Donnellan

9:15

Charge to discipline groups

1. What are the "grand challenges" in each area?
2. How can radar sensors help?
3. Role for existing data, sensors, new sensors

Bernard Minster

9:30

Example discipline goals and needs: SESWG report

Mark Simons

9:45

Example use of existing resources: RAMP and MAMM

Ken Jezek, Waleed Abdalati

10:00

Workshop Approach

1. Define science challenges
2. Assess utility/desirability of existing platforms/data
3. Begin with "baseline" technology: L-band InSAR
4. How augmented/changed for science goals?

Bernard Minster

10:15

Break

10:30

First Breakout session: begin to define the grand challenges for each discipline.

Crustal Deformation (Wayne Thatcher)

Cryosphere (Rick Forster, Waleed Abdalati)

Hydrology (Gerald Bawden)

Land Cover (Kathleen Bergen)

Oceanography (Bill Plant)

Planetary (Peter Mouginis-Mark)

12:00

Lunch

1:30

SAR missions and new hardware developments

Paul Rosen

2:15

InSAR processing and analysis advances

Howard Zebker

2:45

Break

3:00

Second Breakout session:

1. Refine "challenges." What science goals can be met with:
   1. access to existing data archives
   2. cooperative use of existing satellites
   3. new radar missions and sensors
2. What is possible with additional frequencies/polarizations?
3. What infrastructure needs development?
4. What derived products are needed?
5. How about "near-real-time"?
6. Other questions - What will be needed as technology for:
   1. Access to data through databases and the web
   2. Software for data mining and data exploration
   3. Software for simulating, interpreting, visualizing data

Crustal Deformation (Yuri Fialko)

Cryosphere (Ben Holt, Ron Kwok)

Hydrology (Sean Buckley)

Oceanography (Susanne Lehner, Hans Graber)

Land Cover (Kathleen Bergen, Paul Siqueira)

Planetary (Don Blankenship)

IT & Synthesis (Nettie La Belle-Hamer, John Rundle)

Education & Outreach (Jill Andrews)

5:00

Poster session - through 8 pm and all Day 2

6:00

Dinner

Morning

Moderator: Bernard Minster

7:30

Breakfast

8:30

Discussion on creating a community organization/working group for InSAR advocacy, definition of working groups

Jeanne Sauber

10:00

Break

10:30

Town Hall style Agency Panel Discussion

Agency Representatives

12:15

Lunch

1:15

ESSP and other known opportunities, group discussion on mission strategy

Andrea Donnellan

2:00

Crustal Deformation

Wayne Thatcher

2:15

Cryosphere

Ian Joughin, Ken Jezek

2:30

Hydrology

Gerald Bawden

2:45

Land Cover

Kathleen Bergen

3:15

Oceanography

Dave Sandwell, Bill Plant

3:45

IT & Synthesis

John Rundle, Nettie La Belle-Hamer

4:00

Education & Outreach

Jill Andrews

4:15

Summary discussion and next steps: formation of working groups

All

5:00

Break

6:00

Dinner

7:00

Resolving discussion on creating a community organization/working group for InSAR advocacy

Jeanne Sauber, Will Prescott

Morning

Moderators: Andrea Donnellan, Bernard Minster

7:30

Breakfast

9:00

Breakout groups write report sections

Group leaders

10:15

Break

10:30

Review summary document, writing continues

Group leaders

12:00

Adjourn