Second Kepler Science Conference

NASA Ames Research Center, Mountain View, CA Nov. 4-8, 2013

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Poster Session Group 1

Poster Session Chair: Chas Beichman (NExScI)

82 posters total covering (click to go to posters under each topic)

Exoplanet Statistics, False Positives, and Completeness Corrections
Earth Analogues and Super-Earths

Multiple Planets and Multiple Star Systems

Planet Formation and Migration Theories

Habitable Zone

Future Exoplanet Telescopes and Instrumentation

Group 1 poster mounting will take place Monday morning starting at 8 am.

Group 1 poster session will take place Monday morning from 10:00-11:15 am.

Group 1 posters will remain up for viewing during breaks and lunch until the end of the morning break on Wednesday.

Group 1 posters should be removed by noon on Wednesday.

Poster Session Group 2

Poster Session Chair: Karl Stapelfeldt (GSFC)

77 posters total covering (click to go to posters under each topic)

Characterizing Transiting Planets
Eclipsing and Interacting Binaries

Stellar Activity, Rotation, Ages, Metallicity

Asteroseismology

Galactic and Extragalactic Astrophysics

Group 2 poster mounting will take place Wednesday starting at noon.

Group 2 poster session will take place Wednesday evening at 5:25-6:45 pm.

Group 2 posters will remain up for viewing during breaks and lunch until the end of the conference.

Group 2 posters should be removed by 5:30 pm on Friday.

Poster Group 1: Exoplanet Statistics, False Positives, and Completeness Corrections

Poster Number
Title Author

1-100
A Planet Search among Kepler Asteroseismic Giant Stars Artie Hatzes (Thueringer Landessternwarte Tautenburg)

1-101
Frequency of Neptune and Saturn-mass planets in the solar neighborhood (view poster) Benjamin J. Fulton, Andrew W. Howard, and Evan J. Sinukoff (Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii)

1-102
Dynamic Black-Level Correction and Artifact Flagging in the Kepler Data Pipeline (view poster) Bruce Clarke (SETI)

1-103
Stellar Properties of Kepler Targets for the Q1-Q16 Planet Detection Run Daniel Huber (NASA Ames)

1-104
Correctly Accounting for Planets in Multiples when Determining Occurrence Rates (view poster) Darin Ragozzine (Florida Institute of Technology)

1-105
The Kepler Community Follow-Up Observation Program Website (view poster) Megan Crane, David Ciardi, Rachel Akeson (Caltech)

1-106
The Kepler Follow-Up Observation Program David Ciardi (Caltech)

1-107
Squeezing Blood from the Stone: Maximizing the Performance of Speckle Imaging at WIYN, Gemini North, and Beyond (view poster) Elliott Horch (Southern Connecticut State University)

1-108
Automatic False Positive Identification of KOIs Fergal Mullally (SETI/NASA Ames)

1-109
DSSI at DCT: Superearth Validation with High-Resolution Speckle Interferometry (view poster) Gerard van Belle (Lowell Observatory)

1-110
Improvements to the Presearch Data Conditioning Component of the Kepler Pipeline Jeffrey Smith (SETI Institute/NASA Ames)

1-111
Likely Planet Candidates Identified by Machine Learning Applied to Four Years of Kepler Data (view poster) Jon Jenkins (SETI Institute)

1-112
Prioritization of Kepler Planetary Candidates for Follow-up Observations Kiri Wagstaff (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)

1-113
A search for giant planets orbiting M giant stars in the Kepler database (view poster) Louis J. Scuderi (Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii)

1-114
A Planet Hunters Assessment of the Kepler TCE Inventory (view poster) Meg Schwamb (Institute of Astronomy & Astrophysics, Academia Sinica (ASIAA))

1-115
Characterization of the stellar population in the Kepler field: putting Kepler's small planets into a galactic context (view poster) Michael Endl McDonald Observatory (University of Texas at Austin)

1-116
SpiKeS: Spitzer Kepler Survey (view poster) Michael Werner (JPL)

1-117
Robotic Kepler follow-up: LGS-AO imaging of every KOI star Nicholas Law (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill)

1-118
Comparing HARPS and Kepler surveys: On the alignment of multiple-planet systems Nuno Santos (Centro de Astrofisica da Universidade do Porto)

1-119
Simulation Studies of the Recovery of Transiting Planet Signatures in the Kepler Mission Transiting Planet Search Algorithm Peter Tenenbaum (SETI Institute)

1-120
Characterizing the Cool KOIs (view poster) Philip Muirhead (Boston University)

1-121
Data and Tools for Kepler Users (view poster) Rachel Akeson (NExScI)

1-122
Testing for Stellar Cohabitation in Kepler's Multiple Transiting Planet Systems(view poster) Robert C. Morehead (Pennsylvania State University)

1-123
False Alarm Vetoes for Transiting Planet Searches (view poster) Shawn Seader (SETI)

1-124
Probabilistic Model-Based Analysis of Kepler Transit Signal Locations (view poster) Steve Bryson (NASA Ames)

1-125
The Kepler Sky Model Metric (view poster) Steve Bryson (NASA Ames)

1-126
High Resolution Active Optics Observations from the Kepler Follow-up Observation Program Thomas Gautier (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)

1-127
The Radius Distribution of Planets Around Cool Stars Timothy Morton (Princeton)

1-128
Measurement of Stellar Rotation of Exoplanet Host Stars from Kepler Mission Photometry: Scarcity of Short Period Planets around Fast Rotators (view poster) Tsevi Mazeh (Tel Aviv University)

1-129
Planet-Metallicity Correlation Revealed by Kepler (view poster) Ji Wang (Yale University)

Poster Group 1: Earth Analogues and Super-Earths

Poster Number
Title Author

1-200
Just How Earth-like are Super-Earths? Constraints on H+He Envelope Fractions from Kepler's Planet Candidates (view poster) Angie Wolfgang (University of California, Santa Cruz)

1-201
A Survey for Very Short-Period Planets in the Kepler Data (view poster) Brian Jackson (Carnegie Dept. of Terrestrial Magnetism)

1-202
Orbital Stability Analysis of GJ 581 Cesar Sul (San Jose State University)

1-203
KOI 2626: A Quadruple System With a Planet? David Ciardi (Caltech)

1-204
The Radius of the Super-Earth Kepler-9d Justin Stevick (San Diego State University)

1-205
A Relation between Mass and Radius for 59 Exoplanets with R < 4R⊕ Lauren M. Weiss (UC Berkeley)

1-206
Water- versus Water-Land-worlds in the HZ - the example of Kepler 62 Lisa Kaltenegger (MPIA/CfA)

1-207
Small Planet Validation from High- and Ultra-high-resolution Images Mark E. Everett (NOAO)

1-208
Colors of extreme exo-Earths through time Siddharth Hegde (Max Planck Institute for Astronomy)

Poster Group 1: Multiple Planets and Multiple Star Systems

Poster Number
Title Author

1-300
Populating the mass-radius diagram using TTVs Aviv Ofir (Institute for Astrophysics, Göttingen University)

1-301
Search for Exoplanets Orbiting the Kepler Contact Binaries (view poster) Billy Quarles (NASA Ames)

1-302
Applying the Titius-Bode Relation to Exoplanetary Systems: a new useful tool Charley Lineweaver (Australian National University)

1-303
The Hunt for Exomoons with Kepler (HEK) David Kipping (Harvard College Observatory)

1-304
Planets transiting non-eclipsing binaries (view poster) David Martin (Université de Genève)

1-305
What Can the Phase Signatures of Kepler Multi-Planet Systems Teach Us? (view poster) Dawn M. Gelino (NASA Exoplanet Science Institute)

1-306
Fast computation of transit times, and application to Kepler multi-planet systems Eric Agol (University of Washington)

1-307
Searching for Extreme TTV Planets with QATS (view poster) Ethan Kruse (University of Washington)

1-308
Lessons from Kepler exomoon surveys: planets host not much larger moons than Ganymede (view poster) Gyula M. Szabo (Gothard Observatory, Eötvös University)

1-309
Fine Structure in the Architectures of Kepler Systems Jason Steffen (Northwestern University)

1-310
Searching for planets around hot stars in the Kepler Field John R Hodgson II (California State University, Northridge)

1-311
A TTV-fueled study of non-resonant companions to multiple-transiting systems in the Kepler sample (view poster) Juliette Becker (Caltech)

1-312
Searching for Trojans in the Kepler Data Markus Janson (Queen's University Belfast)

1-313
Satellite Stability in Multi-Planet Systems Matthew J. Payne (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)

1-314
The locus and compound locus for the research of exoplanets and other cosmological objects (Theory) Robert Olivares Morales (Paris VI University Astrophysics Institute)

1-315
Searching for Third Bodies Around Heartbeat Stars Susan Thompson (SETI Institute/NASA Ames)

1-316
Applying the Titius-Bode Relation to Exoplanetary Systems: Results, Predictions and Confirmations Timothy Bovaird (Australian National University)

1-317
TRADES: a new code for the orbital fit of TTV multiple planetary systems Valerio Nascimbeni (INAF-OAPd)

1-318
Kepler Circumbinary Planets: Emerging Trends (view poster) William F. Welsh (San Diego State University)

1-319
Searching planets in Kepler predicted with a general Titus-Bode relation (view poster) Xu (Chelsea) Huang (Princeton University)

Poster Group 1: Planet Formation and Migration Theories

Poster Number
Title Author

1-400
Orbital Migration of Protoplanets in a Marginally Gravitationally Unstable Disk (view poster) Alan Boss (Carnegie Institution)

1-401
Interplanetary Exchange of Meteoritic Material: From Europa to the Earth (view poster) Carmen Ayala (Instituto de Astronomia UNAM)

1-402
Linear Corotation Torques in Non-Isothermal Disks (view poster) David Tsang (McGill University)

1-403
A Dynamic One-Dimensional Implementation of a GEC heating model for Hot Jupiters (view poster) Derek Buzasi (Florida Gulf Coast University)

1-404
KOI-1474: A Case Study for Giant Planet Migration Rebekah Dawson (UC Berkeley)

1-405
Spin-Orbit Alignment for 110-Day-Period KOI-368.01 from Gravity Darkening Shayne A. Seubert (University of Idaho)

1-406
Hot Big Planets Survey: Measuring tidal migration of planets, the tidal dissipation strength of stars, and the differences in distributions of iron-r (view poster) Stuart F. Taylor (Participation Worldscope)

1-407
Planet Complication Surround the Earth Adil Hakeen Khan (Kasturba College, Jiwaji University)

1-408
Heat effect of orientation a mechanical systems in the space (view poster) Murat Zhussupov (Noosphereorder Co)

Poster Group 1: Habitable Zone

Poster Number
Title Author

1-500
Small Habitable Zone Planets Around Cool Stars Elisa Quintana (SETI Institute/NASA Ames)

1-501
3-D Atmospheric Modeling of an Earthlike Planet in a Kepler-16b Type Orbit Laurance R. Doyle (SETI Institute)

1-502
Venuses in the Habitable Zone: The Case of Kepler-69 (view poster) Stephen Kane (San Francisco State University)

1-503
The Distribution of Water Content Amongst Earth-sized Habitable Zone Planets Thomas Barclay (NASA Ames)

Poster Group 1: Future Exoplanet Telescopes and Instrumentation

Poster Number
Title Author

1-600
Implications of the value of η earth for the choice of a spectroscopic mission - visible or thermal IR? Alain Leger (IAS)

1-601
Impacts of a prior identification of potentially habitable planets by an astrometric mission on the capabilities of future spectroscopic missions Alain Leger (IAS)

1-602
The Laser Frequency Comb Wavelength Calibrator at HARPS-N Alexander G. Glenday (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)

1-603
PULSE: Palomar Ultraviolet Laser for the Study of Exoplanets (view poster) Christoph Baranec (University of Hawai'i, Institute for Astronomy)

1-604
Visible-light laser-adaptive-optics imaging of thousands of exoplanet hosts with Robo-AO (view poster) Christoph Baranec (University of Hawai'i, Institute for Astronomy)

1-605
Optimization of Automated Planet Finder Observing Strategy (view poster) Evan Sinukoff (University of Hawai'i, Institute for Astronomy)

1-606
SOPHIE+ spectrograph for the follow-up of transiting exoplanets Francois Bouchy (Laboratoire Astrophysique Marseille)

1-607
The KELT Network: Small Telescope Follow Up for Kepler EBs and KOIs (view poster) Joshua Pepper (Lehigh University)

1-608
Increasing the sensitivity of the Kepler legacy archive to transiting planets (view poster) Martin Still (BAERI/NASA Ames)

1-609
Open Source Software Development for Transit Detection using Cloud Computing (view poster) Peter McCullough (STScI & Johns Hopkins)

Poster Group 2: Characterizing Transiting Planets

Poster Number
Title Author

2-100
Kepler Astrometry: An Attempt Angelle Tanner (Mississippi State University)

2-101
Atmospheric characterization of the hot Jupiter Kepler-13b Avi Shporer (Caltech/JPL)

2-102
LHS 6343: Precise Constraints on the Mass and Radius of a Transiting Brown Dwarf Discovered by Kepler (view poster) Benjamin T. Montet (California Institute of Technology)

2-103
Lightly blended exoplanets: the curious confirmation of KOI 1089 (view poster) Brandon Tingley (Aarhus University)

2-104
Recently Discovered Exoplanetary System in Spin-Orbit Misalignment from Rossiter-McLauglin Measurements (view poster) Brett Addison (University of New South Wales)

2-105
Kepler's Optical Secondary Eclipse Of HAT-P-7b And Probable Detection Of Planet-Induced Stellar Gravity Darkening (view poster) Brett Morris (University of Washington)

2-106
Magnetic characterization of planet-host stars: unveiling star-planet interactions? Claire Moutou (CFHT)

2-107
A comprehensive study of Kepler phase curves and secondary eclipses Daniel Angerhausen (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI))

2-108
Flexible non-parametric models for the simultaneous inference of systematics and astrophysical signals in Kepler light curves (view poster) Daniel Foreman-Mackey (NYU)

2-109
Just the Photometry: Constraining exoplanet orbits by measuring stellar densities David Sliski (Harvard College Observatory)

2-110
Solid Planets from Kepler: How do the New EOS and Models Do? Dimitar Sasselov (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)

2-111
Transit Observations with SOFIA (view poster) Edward Dunham (Lowell Observatory)

2-112
Characterizing the Hot Kepler Objects of Interest Ellen Price (California Institute of Technology)

2-113
Transit transmission spectroscopy with GTC: First results Enric Palle (Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias)

2-114
Reduced Proper Motion Diagrams and Kepler Astrometry G. Fritz Benedict (University of Texas)

2-115
Spin-orbit misalignment for the long period companion KOI-368.01 using gravity darkening George Zhou (Australian National University)

2-116
Mapping a star with transits: orbit precession effects in the Kepler-13 system (view poster) Gyula M. Szabo (Gothard Observatory, Eötvös University)

2-117
The starspots-transit depth relation of KIC 12557548 b (view poster) Hajime Kawahara (University of Tokyo)

2-118
Kepler-77b: a low albedo, Saturn-mass transiting planet Hannu Parviainen (University of Oxford)

2-119
A Statistical Characterization of the Atmospheres of Kepler's Planet Candidates (view poster) Holly Sheets (University of Maryland at College Park)

2-120
Performance of Transit Model Fitting in Processing 4 Years of Kepler Data (view poster) Jie Li (SETI Institute)

2-121
A Transmission Spectrum of the Possibly Disintegrating Planet KIC 12557548b (view poster) Johanna Teske (University of Arizona, Steward Observatory)

2-122
Characterization and Validation of Small HZ Planet Candidates in the Kepler SOC Pipeline (view poster) Joseph Twicken (SETI Institute)

2-123
Threshold Masses and Radii for Survival of Photo-Evaporating Low-Density Low-Mass Planets Orbiting G-Type and M-Type Stars Kenji Kurosaki (University of Tokyo)

2-124
Exoplanet Secondary Eclipses Using WFC3 (view poster) Korey Haynes (George Mason University/NASA GSFC)

2-125
Effect of stellar spots on the high precision transit light curve (view poster) Mahmoudreza Oshagh (University of Porto)

2-126
Validation of Kepler Planet Candidates Using Doppler Tomography (view poster) Marshall C. Johnson (University of Texas at Austin)

2-127
Mass-Radius Relationship for Old, Cold Jupiters Matthew J. Payne (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)

2-128
TERMS and Conditions of Transiting Exoplanets Natalie Hinkel (San Francisco State University)

2-129
SME@XSEDE: An Embarrassingly Parallel Approach to Stellar Characterization of Planet Hosting Stars Phillip Cargile (Vanderbilt University)

2-130
Densities and Eccentricities of Kepler Planets from TTV through Q12 (view poster) Sam Hadden (Northwestern)

2-131
Detection of superrotation in Kepler light curves of hot Jupiters (view poster) Simchon Faigler (Tel Aviv University)

2-132
Strategies to photometric follow-up transiting exoplanets (view poster) Simona Ciceri (Max Planck Institute for Astronomy)

2-133
The NASA Exoplanet Archive (view poster) Solange V. Ramirez (NExScI/Caltech)

2-134
Two seasons of HARPS-N follow-up of Kepler planetary candidates Stephane Udry (Geneva University (Geneva Observatory))

2-135
What asteroseismology can do for exoplanets: obliquity, eccentricity and confirmation (view poster) Vincent Van Eylen (Aarhus University)

2-136
Using the TTV to Explore the Dynamical Configurations of Kepler Planets (view poster) Jiwei Xei (University of Toronto/Nanjing University)

2-137
Sizing Up the Stars and Planet Hunters "100,000 Eyes" Guest Scientist Program Tabetha Boyajian (Yale University)

Poster Group 2: Eclipsing and Interacting Binaries

Poster Number
Title Author

2-200
KOI-1120: A spotted giant and a sun-like eclipsing stellar pair Alexandria Gonzales (Scripps College)

2-201
Combined analysis of the pulsating, eccentric, long period eclipsing binary KIC 008560861 Aliz Derekas (Konkoly Observatory)

2-202
Long-Term Quadrature Light Variability in Algol-Type Binary Systems (view poster) Geraldine J. Peters (University of Southern California)

2-203
Revisiting the Mass-Radius relation of low mass stars using SOPHIE and the Kepler and CoRoT planet search surveys Guillaume Montagnier (OHP/IAP)

2-204
Tidal friction, tidally excited oscillations, and heartbeat stars (view poster) Jim Fuller (Cornell/Caltech)

2-205
The effect of Micro-lensing in eclipsing binary-star systems Kelsey Hoffman (Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics)

2-206
Analytic Approach to ETV Analysis of Eccentric Binaries with Close Tertiaries Tamas Borkovits (Baja Astronomical Observatory)

2-207
Characterizing the Brown Dwarf candidate KOI-1152.01: A short period transiting companion with high obliquity and eccentric orbit (view poster) Tamas Norbert Varga (Eötvös Lorand University)

2-208
The Mass and Radius of the Eclipsing Binary KIC 8736245 (view poster) Tara Fetherolf (San Diego State University)

Poster Group 2: Stellar Activity, Rotation, Ages, Metallicity

Poster Number
Title Author

2-300
Kepler Variable Star Interactive (view poster) Alan Gould (Univerity of California - The Lawrence Hall of Science)

2-301
Determining the orbital geometry of HAT-P-11b from photometry only using starspots (view poster) Bence Beky (Harvard University)

2-302
Solar Analogs in the Kepler Field Derek Buzasi (Florida Gulf Coast University)

2-303
Spots and Flares: Tracing 3 years of magnetic activity on GJ 1243 with Kepler (view poster) James R. A. Davenport (University of Washington)

2-304
Improving Photometry and Stellar Signal Preservation with Pixel-Level Systematic Error Correction Jeff Kolodziejczak (NASA/MSFC)

2-305
Star Tickling: Searching for Signals from Extraterrestrial Civilizations (view poster) Jeff Scargle (NASA Ames)

2-306
The Preservation of Stellar Signals in Kepler Pipeline Processed Data Jeffrey Smith (SETI Institute/NASA Ames)

2-307
A spectroscopic and photometric search for star-planet interactions (view poster) John Hodgson II (California State University, Northridge)

2-308
Atmospheric Stellar Parameters from Numerical CCFs with HARPS/HARPS-N (view poster) Luca Malavolta (Universita degli Studi di Padova)

2-309
Mining of Kepler Data through Machine Learning Lucianne Walkowicz (Princeton University)

2-310
Do Large Planets with Short Orbital Periods Affect the Rotational Velocity of a Star? Marcus Lee (NASA)

2-311
Stellar rotation from starspot variability (view poster) Martin Nielsen (Goettingen University)

2-312
Relation between surface rotation, stellar activity, and pulsations. Impact of Kepler data processing Rafael A. Garcia (Service d'Astrophysique CEA/Saclay)

2-313
Correcting Astrophysical Noise in HARPS-N RV Measurements Sara Gettel (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)

2-314
Kepler at MAST: New Data Products and An Introduction To the Portal (view poster) Scott Fleming (Space Telescope Science Institute)

2-315
Characterization of Kepler Exoplanet Host Stars Steve B. Howell (NASA Ames)

Poster Group 2: Asteroseismology

Poster Number
Title Author

2-400
Artifacts in the short cadence Kepler data (view poster) Andrzej Baran (Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny w Krakowie)

2-401
The Interplay of Seismology and Stellar Populations Courtney Epstein (Ohio State University)

2-402
Beyond the Nyquist Frequency with Kepler data Donald Kurtz (University of Central Lancashire)

2-403
A Pulsating Hot Subdwarf KIC 10670103 - 2.5 Year Light Curve Data Analysis (view poster) Jerzy Krzesinski (Pedagogical University of Cracow)

2-404
A close look into the core of low-mass evolved stars Kevin Belkacem (Observatory of Paris, LESIA)

2-405
Kepler Observations of Pulsating Subdwarf B Stars (view poster) Mike Reed (Missouri State University)

2-406
The 'Keplerian' revolution in our understanding of RR Lyrae stars (view poster) Robert Szabo (MTA CSFK, Konkoly Observatory)

2-407
Heat-driven pulsations in eclipsing binary stars Valentina S. Schmid (KU Leuven)

2-409
Asteroseismology of Pulsating Stars in 23 Eclipsing Binaries Zhao Guo (Georgia State University)

Poster Group 2: Galactic and Extragalactic Astrophysics

Poster Number
Title Author

2-500
Digging for Gold: Exoplanet and Kepler Object Observations in the Keck Observatory Archive (view poster) G. Bruce Berriman (NExScI/IPAC/Caltech)

2-501
Kepler-RATS - a deep high cadence survey of the Kepler field (view poster) Gavin Ramsay (Armagh Observatory)

2-502
A Kepler Galaxy Survey: Establishing the Temporal Baseline for Extragalactic Systems Michael N Fanelli (NASA Ames/BAERI)

2-503
Photometric Monitoring of Quasars with Kepler (view poster) Stephen Unwin (JPL/Caltech)

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Poster Number	Title	Author
1-100	A Planet Search among Kepler Asteroseismic Giant Stars	Artie Hatzes (Thueringer Landessternwarte Tautenburg)
1-101	Frequency of Neptune and Saturn-mass planets in the solar neighborhood (view poster)	Benjamin J. Fulton, Andrew W. Howard, and Evan J. Sinukoff (Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii)
1-102	Dynamic Black-Level Correction and Artifact Flagging in the Kepler Data Pipeline (view poster)	Bruce Clarke (SETI)
1-103	Stellar Properties of Kepler Targets for the Q1-Q16 Planet Detection Run	Daniel Huber (NASA Ames)
1-104	Correctly Accounting for Planets in Multiples when Determining Occurrence Rates (view poster)	Darin Ragozzine (Florida Institute of Technology)
1-105	The Kepler Community Follow-Up Observation Program Website (view poster)	Megan Crane, David Ciardi, Rachel Akeson (Caltech)
1-106	The Kepler Follow-Up Observation Program	David Ciardi (Caltech)
1-107	Squeezing Blood from the Stone: Maximizing the Performance of Speckle Imaging at WIYN, Gemini North, and Beyond (view poster)	Elliott Horch (Southern Connecticut State University)
1-108	Automatic False Positive Identification of KOIs	Fergal Mullally (SETI/NASA Ames)
1-109	DSSI at DCT: Superearth Validation with High-Resolution Speckle Interferometry (view poster)	Gerard van Belle (Lowell Observatory)
1-110	Improvements to the Presearch Data Conditioning Component of the Kepler Pipeline	Jeffrey Smith (SETI Institute/NASA Ames)
1-111	Likely Planet Candidates Identified by Machine Learning Applied to Four Years of Kepler Data (view poster)	Jon Jenkins (SETI Institute)
1-112	Prioritization of Kepler Planetary Candidates for Follow-up Observations	Kiri Wagstaff (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
1-113	A search for giant planets orbiting M giant stars in the Kepler database (view poster)	Louis J. Scuderi (Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii)
1-114	A Planet Hunters Assessment of the Kepler TCE Inventory (view poster)	Meg Schwamb (Institute of Astronomy & Astrophysics, Academia Sinica (ASIAA))
1-115	Characterization of the stellar population in the Kepler field: putting Kepler's small planets into a galactic context (view poster)	Michael Endl McDonald Observatory (University of Texas at Austin)
1-116	SpiKeS: Spitzer Kepler Survey (view poster)	Michael Werner (JPL)
1-117	Robotic Kepler follow-up: LGS-AO imaging of every KOI star	Nicholas Law (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill)
1-118	Comparing HARPS and Kepler surveys: On the alignment of multiple-planet systems	Nuno Santos (Centro de Astrofisica da Universidade do Porto)
1-119	Simulation Studies of the Recovery of Transiting Planet Signatures in the Kepler Mission Transiting Planet Search Algorithm	Peter Tenenbaum (SETI Institute)
1-120	Characterizing the Cool KOIs (view poster)	Philip Muirhead (Boston University)
1-121	Data and Tools for Kepler Users (view poster)	Rachel Akeson (NExScI)
1-122	Testing for Stellar Cohabitation in Kepler's Multiple Transiting Planet Systems(view poster)	Robert C. Morehead (Pennsylvania State University)
1-123	False Alarm Vetoes for Transiting Planet Searches (view poster)	Shawn Seader (SETI)
1-124	Probabilistic Model-Based Analysis of Kepler Transit Signal Locations (view poster)	Steve Bryson (NASA Ames)
1-125	The Kepler Sky Model Metric (view poster)	Steve Bryson (NASA Ames)
1-126	High Resolution Active Optics Observations from the Kepler Follow-up Observation Program	Thomas Gautier (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
1-127	The Radius Distribution of Planets Around Cool Stars	Timothy Morton (Princeton)
1-128	Measurement of Stellar Rotation of Exoplanet Host Stars from Kepler Mission Photometry: Scarcity of Short Period Planets around Fast Rotators (view poster)	Tsevi Mazeh (Tel Aviv University)
1-129	Planet-Metallicity Correlation Revealed by Kepler (view poster)	Ji Wang (Yale University)