Dark+matter+at+the+LHC

How can one learn as much as possible about masses/couplings of Dark Matter from LHC + Direct and Indirect Detection experiments?

There have recently been some interesting new results by Direct Detection experiments. In particular, there is a new technology (COUPP) that uses a bubble chamber: [|Improve Spin-Dpendent WIMP Limits from a Bubble Chamber] There is also the new [|DAMA result]

A review of the Direct Detection technologies from 2004 by Rick Gaitskell [|Gaitskell Review] This also has some critiques of the DAMA results.

An interesting attempt to reconcile the DAMA/CDMS/Xe result is the inelastic DM approach of Weiner/Smith [|Status of Inelastic DM] (apparently this approach was valid post CRESST/ZEPPLIN, but no paper yet demonstrates it survies post-XENON--though I think one is in the works)

Are there models of particle physics that reconcile these experiments? (How) would they appear at the LHC?

Another review relevant for collier physics: Baltz, Battaglia, Peskin and Wizansky, http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/0602187