1. Mon AM - Present Understanding of Deformation in the Earth
Discussion Leader: Gloria Eisenstadt - Mobil Research and Development Co.

• Harry Green - University of California, Riverside - "The view from the laboratory"
  

• Stefan Schmid - Basel, Switzerland - "The view from the field"
  

• Marc Parmentier - Brown University - "The view from the office"
  

2. Mon Night - Ductile Flow Laws: The Laboratory Perspective
Discussion Leader: Arlo Fossum - RE/SPEC Inc.

• Jan Tullis - Brown University - "Crustal rocks"
  

• Dave Kohlstedt - University of Minnesota - "Mantle rocks"
  

3. Tue AM - Ductile Deformation: Bulk vs. Localized
Discussion Leader: Shun Karato - University of Minnesota-

• Ernie Rutter - University of Manchester - "Observations of crustal rocks"
  

• Adolphe Nicolas - Montpellier, France - "Observations of mantle rocks"
  

• Brad Hager - MIT - "Theoretical considerations"
  

4. Tue Night - Do Laboratory-Based Flow Laws Quantitatively Describe Flow in the Earth?
Discussion Leader: Ziqiong Zheng - Terra Tek Inc.

• Richard Peltier - University of Toronto - "Evidence from post-glacial rebound"
  

• Dan Schultz-Ela - Bureau of Economic Geology, Texas - "Evidence from observations on flow of salt"
  

5. Wed AM - Constitutive Laws for Rock Friction
Discussion Leader: Jim Dieterich - U. S. Geological Survey

• Nick Beeler - Brown University - "What laws are best?"
  

• Chris Marone - MIT - "The influence of gouge on behavior"
  

• Toshi Shimomoto - University of Tokyo - "Behavior at high velocity and across the brittle-plastic transition"
  

6. Wed Night - Do Laboratory-Based Constitutive Laws Adequately Describe Faulting in the Earth?
Discussion Leader: Peter Bird - UCLA

• Jim Rice - Harvard University - "Model earthquake behavior with laboratory laws"
  

• Jim Byerlee - U. S. Geological Survey - "The complexities not included in existing laws"
  

7. Thur AM - The Brittle Ductile Transition
Discussion Leader: Brian Evans - MIT

• Teng-Fong Wong - SUNY, Stonybrook - "The view from experiments and theory"
  

• Florain Lehner - Royal Dutch Shell - "The role of pressure solution"
  

• Jim Evans - Utah State University - "What the rocks show"
  

8. Thur Night - How Weak are Faults and Why?
Discussion Leader: Kevin Furlong - Pennsylvania State University

• Mark Zoback - Stanford University - "What in situ measurements tell us"
  

• Mike Blanpied - U. S. Geological Survey - "Possible explanations for weak faults"
  

9. Fri AM - Outstanding Questions and How to Approach Them
Discussion Leader: Fred Dula - ARCO Exploration and Production Technology

• Fred Chester - St. Louis University - "What should we do next in the lab?"
  

• Ron Bruhn - University of Utah - "What more can we learn from the earth?"
  

• Roger Buck - Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory - "Can we merge the lab and observational views?"