Introduction: The National Research Council Decadal Study on Terrestrial Analogs to Mars recommended the Bishop Tuff, exposed in the Volcanic Tableland, Bishop, California (Fig. 1), as an analog [1] because some Martian volcanoes and the Stealth region of southwestern Tharsis are thought to be composed of pyroclastic deposits [2–4]. Recent data from the Spirit rover also suggest that the Columb...
