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CONNECTING AND COLLABORATING FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE 2 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Meetings Staff Lauren Parr, Director, Meetings Jamea Harrison, Administrative Assistant TABLE Susanne Davison, Assistant Director, Operations Rebecca Orens, Assistant Director, Meetings Experience Design Nicole Oliphant, Manager, Scientific Programs of CONTENTS Haley Cox, Coordinator, Scientific Programs Emily Cornell, Assistant, Scientific Programs Heather Nalley, Meetings Coordinator Shermonta Grant, Program Manager, Meetings Communications Welcome Letters...... 2–3 Marketing and Creative Services Staff Meetings Code of Conduct...... 4 Dana Rehm, Director, Marketing, Communications and Engagement Joan Buhrman, Assistant Director, Strategic Communications Meeting Services...... 6–8 and Marketing Keynotes...... 10 Yael Fitzpatrick, Manager, Design and Branding Section and Focus Group Lectures...... 12–13 Jamie Liu, Manager, Marketing Angelo Bouselli, Program Manager, Marketing Section and Focus Group Events...... 14–15 Tyjen Conley, Program Manager, Marketing Events at a Glance...... 17–26 Valerie Bassett, Senior Graphics Specialist AGU On-Demand...... 28–36 General Information SWIRLS...... 38 This program book contains general meeting information, a meeting summary chart, and a presenting author index. Town Halls...... 40–47
The Meeting Summary Chart provides a list of sessions by Program Committee...... 48–49 day, time, and discipline. Information includes the session Hotel Map...... 50 number, title, start time, meeting room, type of session, and session cosponsors (pages 127–232). Moscone Center Floor Plans...... 51–58 The Online Schedule allows attendees to search and view Marriott Marquis Floor Plans...... 59–60 the scientifi c program at http://fallmeeting.agu.org/2016/ InterContinental Floor Plans...... 61–62 scientifi c-program/. Exhibitor Floorplan...... 64 The Presenting Author Index contains presenters’ names followed by the paper number that they are presenting Exhibitor Profi les...... 65–119 (pages 233–291). Academic Showcase...... 120–125 Content in this program book is current as of 11 November 2016. Meeting Summary Chart...... 127–232
Note Presenting Author Index...... 233–291 Attendees at Fall Meeting may be recorded on video and/ Advertising Index...... 293 or photographed by AGU for archival and marketing purposes. Attendees are not allowed to photograph, video, or record information in the scientifi c sessions, Poster hall, or Exhibit hall. Emergency Contact We recommend that you create emergency contact information in your cell phone listed as ICE (In Case of Emergency) for emergency purposes, if necessary.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 1 WELCOME TO FALL MEETING 49th Annual Meeting
Scientists have traveled to San Francisco for nearly half a century to be a part of the American Geophysical Union’s Fall Meeting. It’s the premier event for discovering new, cutting-edge Earth and space science research, engaging with a global and interdisciplinary network of nearly 24,000 attendees, and advancing and building your career through workshops and new connections.
Margaret Leinen Chris McEntee The spirit of discovery and vibrant discussions taking place at Fall Meeting are what make the week so rewarding. This year, we have another excellent lineup of sessions and speakers. We’re honored to have H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco as our Presidential Forum Lecturer and Marcia McNutt, the 22nd president of the National Academy of Sciences and former director of the U.S. Geological Survey, as our Union Agency Lecturer. We’re hosting a town hall on data with Rebecca Moore, director of Google Earth, Earth Engine and Outreach, which should be an illuminat- ing discussion on the importance of data in Earth and space sciences, and we’re also particularly excited for the
WELCOME LETTERS WELCOME 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) Union Session with COP21 President Ségolène Royal entitled “The Path Forward from Paris, One Year Later,” which should be especially interesting given the recent ratifications from the United Nations allowing the Paris Agreement to enter into force.
Whether you’re a developing young student scientist or a recognized leader in your discipline, presenting or attending, Fall Meeting is a fulfilling experience that you can tailor to your interests or use to branch out to explore new frontiers. Our public lecture, which is a great opportunity to engage the broader public on issues of Earth and space science, is about choosing a landing site on Mars and features both an astrobiologist and a geomorphologist from NASA, as well as a talented high school student. We’re continuing our interdisciplinary SWIRL themes, which give attendees the benefit of sharing research, discoveries, and approaches across disci- plines. Geohealth, a new SWIRL topic this year, will bring together sessions on climate change and human health, medical geology, the interface between water quality and health, and much more. Adding to the spirit of collaboration, this year we have 109 sessions that were co-organized across sections and focus groups.
We hope you’re able to make the most of your time in San Francisco. Because we know you can’t possibly attend every session or poster that interests you, we’ve expanded our AGU On-Demand viewing platform by offering live streaming and recorded content that goes hand in hand with our SWIRL themes.
Be sure to join us for our networking or social events, take part in a deeper discussion happening on social media by following and using the #AGU16 hashtag, and make the most of the city’s great food and attractions. After this year, Fall Meeting breaks tradition and moves to New Orleans in 2017 and Washington, D.C., in 2018. We are so pleased to have you join us as we say goodbye to San Francisco, and it is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 2016 AGU Fall Meeting!
Sincerely,
Margaret Leinen, AGU President Christine McEntee, AGU Executive Director and CEO
2 2016 AGU FALL MEETING It is sincerely great to see and meet you once more in San Francisco for the 2016 edition of AGU Fall Meeting! You may have noticed that every year changes to both the organization and the scientific content of the program were introduced to make you feel more comfort- able at the largest meeting of Earth and Space sciences. This year, more changes were imple- mented in the program, which I would like to highlight to you below.
• First, after last year’s successful trials, new session formats were implemented that include panel discussions and lightning talks. This option was offered to the conveners when submit- Denis Rousseau ting their session proposals allowing them the opportunity to think about organizing their session differently than the traditional 15-minute pattern. Follow-up discussions can even be organized through specially designed slots available for reservation by AGU meetings staff.
• We introduced this year a limitation in the number of invited authors. After significant discussion within the Fall Meeting Program Committee, the policy has been changed to allow for no more than two (2) invited authors per session – this is a reduction from the previous limit of four (4) but should allow more regular presentations to be selected.
• The differences between the collaborative session formats: cross-listed, co-sponsored, and co-organized LETTERS WELCOME have been clarified to help conveners to understand and find out what kind of collaborative session they can organize. Such differences are more than simple jargon, and truly correspond to different ways of organizing scientific sessions.
• We’ve redesigned our New Generation of Scientists Union Session, designed to demonstrate even earlier the great interest and care of AGU for the development of the younger generations of scientists. Although original- ly a gathering in celebration of the Macelwane medalists and the recipient of the Science for Solution award, this session will now also acknowledge the recipients of the Africa Awards for Research Excellence in Earth and Space Science making this session a true showcase for the diversity of early career scientists and their work.
• Concerning participation in the scientific program, SWIRLS and the On-Demand channels have been finally homogenized to prevent the confusion that was created from having two different lists of scientific categories in the program. In doing so, we offer another way of participating on-site and remotely in the 2016 edition of the Fall Meeting. The list of SWIRLS and On-Demand channels are: Union, Climate, Geohealth, Earth Processes, Science & Society, Natural Resources, Planetary Discovery, Data & Rising Technology, Extreme Events & Hazards.
• Lastly and not least, last year’s COP21 Union Session has been re-scheduled and will be held just one day after the first anniversary of the COP21 agreement. Entitled, “The Path Forward From Paris, One Year Later,” it should attract significant attention due to receiving the signing of the treaty at the United Nations headquarters last April, and its upcoming implementation in 2017 with ratification from the needed 55 Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change accounting for at least 55 percent of the total global greenhouse gas emissions earlier in October. This high level panel discussion, with COP21 President Segolène Royal, will be a stimulating combination with this year’s format of the Frontiers in Geophysics Lecture, another high level panel about “Shifting the energy mix in a post-Paris world,” which corresponds to one of the actions proposed to be engaged rapidly under the Agenda of Solutions of the signed Agreement.
There’s too much to cover the whole program in detail, but besides these highlights, all sections and focus groups have been working hard to propose exciting sessions that, we expect, will contribute to advancing science across many important topics. These sessions have been designed to attract colleagues from other fields for potential interdisciplinary collaboration.
I hope that you find these developments as exciting as I do, and that you will find the 2016 AGU Fall Meeting fulfills your expectations.
I wish you a very stimulating meeting, and take this opportunity to wish you and your family a very nice season’s greetings.
Denis-Didier Rousseau Fall Meeting Program Chair
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 3 MEETINGS CODE of CONDUCT
AGU meetings, open to AGU members and those interested in the geosciences, are among the most respected scientific meetings in the Earth and space science community. AGU is committed to pro- viding a safe, productive, and welcoming environment for all meeting participants and AGU staff. All participants including, but not limited to, attendees, speakers, volunteers, exhibitors, AGU staff, service providers, and others are expected to abide by this AGU Meetings Code of Conduct. This Code of Conduct applies to all AGU meeting-related events including those sponsored by organizations other than AGU but held in conjunction with AGU events, in public or private facilities.
In addition, AGU members and authors of AGU publications must adhere to the AGU Scientific Integrity and Professional Ethics Policy (http://ethics.agu.org/).
Expected Behavior • All participants, attendees, AGU staff, and vendors are treated with respect and consideration, valuing a diversity of views and opinions. • Be considerate, respectful, and collaborative. • Communicate openly with respect for others, critiquing ideas rather than individuals. • Avoid personal attacks directed toward other attendees, participants, AGU staff and suppliers/vendors. • Be mindful of your surroundings and of your fellow participants. Alert AGU staff, if you notice a dangerous situation or someone in distress. • Respect the rules and policies of the meeting venue, hotels, AGU contracted facility, or any other venue.
Unacceptable Behavior • Harassment, intimidation, or discrimination in any form will not be tolerated. • Physical or verbal abuse of any attendee, speaker, volunteer, exhibitor, AGU staff member, service provider, or other meeting guest. • Examples of unacceptable behavior include, but are not limited to, verbal comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, national origin, inappropriate use of nudity and/or sexual imagines in public spaces or in presentations, threatening or stalking any attendee, speaker, volunteer, exhibitor, AGU staff member, service provider, or other meeting guest. • Recording or taking photography of another individual’s presentation without the explicit permission of AGU is not allowed. • Disruption of talks at oral or poster sessions, in the exhibit hall or at other events organized by AGU at the meeting venue, hotels, or other AGU contracted facility.
Consequences • Anyone requested to stop unacceptable behavior is expected to comply immediately. • AGU staff (or their designee) or security may take any action deemed necessary and appropriate, including immediate removal from the meeting without warning or refund. • AGU reserves the right to prohibit attendance at any future meeting. • Other consequences as set forth in the AGU Scientific Integrity and Professional Ethics Policy (http://ethics.agu.org/), as applicable.
Reporting Unacceptable Behavior
MEETINGS CODE OF CONDUCTMEETINGS CODE • If you are the subject of unacceptable behavior or have witnessed any such behavior, please immediately notify an AGU staff member or AGU volunteer in a leadership position. • Notification should be done by contacting an AGU staff person on-site or e-mail your concern to [email protected] and [email protected]. • Anyone experiencing or witnessing behavior that constitutes an immediate or serious threat to public safety is advised to contact 911 and locate a house phone and ask for security.
AGU staff who are wearing “Safe AGU” buttons are trained to assist you if you need to report a harassment or other safety/security issues.
Attendees at Fall Meeting may be videographed and photographed by AGU for archival and marketing purposes. Attendees are not allowed to photograph, video, or record information during scientific sessions.
4 2016 AGU FALL MEETING MEETINGS CODE
Ethics, Response to Harassment, and Work-Climate Related Events
Monday, 12 December Tuesday, 13 December PA12B: Geoethics and Scientific Integrity: ED21D: Progress Toward an Inclusive The Keys to Advancing the Geosciences and Welcoming Geoscience Community: and a Healthy Planet Addressing Harassment and Improving 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. Workplace Climate Posters Moscone South–Room 304 8:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Moscone South–Poster Hall TH13I: Strategies for Attracting and Advancing a Diverse Geoscience Is it Harassment or Not? Workforce A Workshop for Women and Men 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M.–3:00 P.M. Moscone West–Room 2016 Marriott Marquis–Golden Gate C1
Social Dimensions of Geoscience Wednesday, 14 December Pop-Up Session Responding to Sexual Harassment 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. in the Sciences: Writing Group Forum Moscone West-Room 2001A 2:00 P.M.–3:00 P.M. Moscone West–Pod
Look for our staff wearing Thursday, 15 December “Safe AGU” pins. Responding to Sexual Harassment in the Sciences: We’re here to help promote Becoming an Informed Advocate a safe environment. 10:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M. Moscone West–Pod
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 5 MEETING SERVICES
Academic Showcase Editors’ Resource Center Moscone North, Exhibit Hall, Lower Level, Hall D Moscone West, Level 2, Overlook 2014 Monday, 6:00 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Monday–Thursday, 7:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Tuesday–Thursday, 9:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Friday, 7:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
Friday, 9:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M. The Editors’ Resource Center serves as the Fall Meeting on-site info See pages 120–125 for a complete list of representatives of hub where AGU Editors and Associate Editors (AEs) may relax, get a Academic Showcase. cup of coffee, catch up on e-mail, or hold informal meetings. While there, Editors and AEs will experience an environment conducive AGU Fun Run/Walk Booth to collaboration with their counterparts on other AGU journals. It is also where they can share approaches to various editorial Moscone West, Level 1 challenges and develop new collegial relationships. Internet/Wi-Fi Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:30 P.M. connection, a computer, and a printer will be available. Staff will be Monday–Tuesday, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. on hand to assist Editors and AEs with questions or problems and Visit the booth to register for the AGU Fun Run/Walk sponsored provide information about upcoming editor searches, develop- by METER Group Inc. and to pick up your race T-shirt. The Fun Run ments in the AGU journal publishing process, and news about the will begin at 7:00 A.M. on Wednesday, 14 December. Please arrive Publications Division. by 6:45 A.M. at the starting line to receive course instructions. The race starts and finishes at South Beach Harbor at Pier 40, the Exhibits intersection of The Embarcadero and Townsend Street, next door Moscone North, Exhibit Hall, Lower Level, Hall D to AT&T Park. This location is within walking distance of most AGU Monday, 6:00 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Fall Meeting hotels. For information on public transportation to Tuesday–Thursday, 9:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M. the race, go to 511.org and enter your starting and ending location Friday, 9:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M. (i.e., Pier 40). See pages 65–119 for a complete list of exhibitors. AGU Booth (805) Moscone North, Exhibit Hall, Lower Level, Hall D Honors Tribute Booth Monday, 6:00 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Moscone West, Level 1, Hall Tuesday–Thursday, 9:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:30 P.M. Friday, 9:30 A.M.–1:30 P.M. Monday, 6:00 A.M.–7:30 P.M.
Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. • Renew your AGU membership Wednesday, 7:30 A.M.–2:00 P.M. • Learn about AGU programs and services Thursday, 12:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M. • Stock up on gifts for the entire family Friday, Closed
AGU Publications Booth Services includes distribution of 2016 Union Honorees memora- bilia and ribbons, Fellows lapel pins as well as general information Moscone South, Poster Hall about the 2016 Honors Tribute events, including Honors Banquet Monday–Friday seating arrangements and tickets. 7:30 A.M.–12:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M.
Outstanding Student Paper Awards (OSPA) AGU Publications will again have a presence in the poster hall! Staff Resource Center will be on hand to answer questions, discuss new initiatives, and Moscone South, Lower Level, Poster Hall coordinate Meet the Editor events. Please stop by to learn more Monday–Friday, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. about AGU Publications! The OSPA Resource Center assists volunteer judges, liaisons, and coordinators to ensure that all students who signed up are evaluated Career Center/Career Lounge and provided with presentation feedback. Moscone South, Lower Level, Poster Hall Monday–Friday, 9:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Press Room The Career Center is a great resource for both job seekers and em- Moscone West, Level 3, Room 3001A ployers. Learn about available positions and exciting careers at one Monday–Thursday, 7:30 A.M.–6:30 P.M. of the job fairs. Need some advice? Come attend one of the many Friday, 7:30 A.M.–2:00 P.M.
career advice presentations in the careers theater or sign up for To promote public understanding of Earth and space sciences, counseling sessions. Employers, take advantage of the world’s top AGU operates a press room and holds press conferences as part of Earth and space scientists in one location—interview your ideal new this international meeting. Press conferences are held in the Press employee while at the Fall Meeting. Conference Room (Moscone West, Room 3000), Monday through
Thursday, 8:00 A.M–6:00 P.M. Press releases and other materials Come to the Student Lounge to take a break between sessions, net- about newsworthy research presented at the meeting are made work with other students, or grab some refreshments. Recharge your available to reporters online at http://fallmeeting.agu.org/2016/ batteries, or your cell phone or laptop batteries. The lounge space is media-center as well as in the Press Room. located within the Career Center. MEETING SERVICES
6 2016 AGU FALL MEETING GENERAL SERVICES Internet Stations Moscone South, Poster Hall Monday–Friday, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Business Center: Moscone Convention Center Moscone West, Level 1 Computers are available for attendee use. Please be mindful of Moscone South, Lower Level your time when colleagues are waiting to use the Internet. Monday–Friday, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M.
The Business Center’s services and products include computer Lost and Found rental, printing, copying, fax transmission and receipt, package A Lost and Found will be located at the General Information shipping, office products, and more. Booths, located in Moscone North, South, and West. At the end of each day, articles will be brought to the Meeting Services Business Center: Marriott Marquis Booth, also located in these buildings on Level 1. Detailed 55 Fourth Street (diagonally across from Moscone West) information on hours and location can be found under General Daily, 7:00 A.M.–7:00 P.M. information and Meeting Services Booth.
The Business Center’s services and products include computer rental, printing, copying, fax transmission and receipt, package Mobile App Help shipping, office products, and more. Moscone West, Level 1 Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Monday–Tuesday, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Child Care Moscone South, Mezzanine, Rooms 274 and 276 Support will be available to assist with downloading and navigating Monday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–6:30 P.M. the mobile app.
KiddieCorp provides a professional children’s program at the meeting. The cost for the children’s program is $11.00 per hour, per Mothers’ Room child for children ages 6 months through 12 years old and $13.00 Moscone South, Upper Lobby, West Bridge Monday–Friday, 7:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. per hour, per child for children under 6 months old. Children must be registered for a minimum of two (2) consecutive hours per child A private room has been set aside near child care. A refrigerator per day. A Mothers’ Room is available; see the next page for details. is available in the child care room. (Moscone South, Mezzanine, For more information, contact KiddieCorp by phone at +1-858- Rooms 274–276). 455-1718. Child care services are a contractual agreement between each individual and the child care company. AGU assumes no responsibility for the services rendered. Refreshments Moscone South, Poster Hall and Esplanade Lobby Moscone North, Hall D (Tuesday morning through Friday morning) Coat Check Moscone West, Levels 2 and 3 Moscone North (MN), Moscone South (MS), and Moscone West 10:00 A.M–11:00 A.M.: Coffee and soft drinks (MW) Lobbies 3:30 P.M.–4:30 P.M.: Coffee, soft drinks, and beer Monday, 7:30 A.M.–8:00 P.M. (MN) Tuesday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–6:30 P.M. (MN*) Monday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–6:30 P.M. (MS, MW) Wireless Internet and Help Desks Moscone South, Poster Hall There is a charge of $2.00 USD for coats, $3.00 USD for luggage Moscone West, Level 2 and $5.00 USD for laptops. Monday–Friday, 9:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. *Note: The Moscone North coat check will be available until Wireless Internet access is available throughout much of the 9:00 P.M. on Wednesday evening. Moscone Center. The network access code is AGU2016.
First Aid Moscone South, Lower Lobby PRESENTER SERVICES Monday–Friday, 8:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Poster Help Moscone South, Poster Hall A registered nurse will be available to provide basic first aid services Monday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–6:00 P.M. and supply items such as bandages and acetaminophen. Staff will be available to assist you with your poster location and other on-site needs. Push pins, tape, and scissors will be available General Information Booth for your use. Moscone West, Level 2 (Monday–Friday) Moscone South, Upper Lobby Moscone North, Upper Lobby Poster Services – Copy Central Moscone South, Upper Lobby Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:30 P.M. Sunday, 11:30 A.M.–6:30 P.M. Monday, 6:00 A.M.–7:30 P.M. Monday–Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.–4:00 P.M. Wednesday–Thursday, 7:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Wednesday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–4:00 P.M. Friday, 7:30 A.M.–3:00 P.M.
General meeting information is available here. Lost and found AGU has partnered with Copy Central to print posters for pick up items will be held here until the end of each day after which items at the Moscone Center. Attendees who submitted and paid via the will be taken to the Meeting Services Booth located in Moscone Copy Central site may pick up their posters at the Poster Printing West, Level 1. Attendees cannot be paged. It is recommended that Services booth in the lobby of Moscone South. Copy Central can messages be left at the attendee’s hotel. Names and phone num- also assist with on-site printing needs. bers of hotels are listed on page 50. Note: at least 48 hours are needed for on-site orders. MEETING SERVICES
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 7 Speaker Ready Room Meeting Services ALL speakers are required to check into the Speaker Ready Room Moscone West, Level 1, Registration Area at least 24 hours before their presentation. Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:30 P.M.
Monday, 6:00 A.M.–7:30 P.M. Moscone West, Room 2001 Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Moscone South, Mezzanine, Rooms 252-260 Wednesday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M.
Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:30 P.M. Staff will be on hand to answer any questions related to the Monday, 6:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. registration process. Tuesday–Thursday, 7:00 A.M.–6:00 P.M. Friday, 7:00 A.M.–3:00 P.M. Registration Services: Moscone Convention Center Moscone West, Level 1 (full service registration* and press regis- REGISTRATION SERVICES tration) Moscone North, Upper Lobby (badge materials pick-up, pre-registration and exhibitor registration only) Guests *full service consists of badge materials pick-up, pre-registration, Registered attendees may also register a guest or spouse at a charge on-site registration, meetings services, honors tribute booth and of $100. A guest is a spouse, friend, or adult child (18 years old and other auxiliary services. older) who is not working in a geophysical science–related occupation or field. A colleague or associate working in a related geophysical Ribbon Kiosk sciences field or studying geophysics in school may not register as a Moscone West, Level 1 Moscone North, Upper Lobby guest. Registered guests may not attend the scientific sessions, including Sunday, 12:00 P.M.-6:30 P.M. the Poster Hall. Guests may visit the Exhibit Hall, attend the General Monday, 6:00 A.M.-7:30 P.M. Sessions on Monday through Thursday from 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M., and Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. purchase tickets to social events at the advertised rates. Wednesday-Friday, 7:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. AGU ribbons will be available at this self-service kiosk for those Housing who are eligible. Moscone West, Level 1 Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–6:30 P.M. Special Needs Monday, 6:00 A.M.–7:30 P.M. AGU staff will work with its vendors to provide reasonable support Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. to anyone with special needs. If you require special assistance Wednesday–Friday, 7:30 A.M.–5:00 P.M. during the meeting, contact the Meeting Services Booth in Staff will be available to assist with hotel reservations. Moscone West.
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8 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Introducing AGU’s Newest Open Access Journal: GeoHealth Connecting the Earth and health sciences broadly
No article processing charge through January 2017
GeoHealth seeks submissions on the topics of: • Environmental and occupational health • Outdoor and indoor air quality and pollution • Food safety and security • Water quality, water waste treatment and water availability • Toxic waste, environmental pollutants and remediation • Climate change in relation to human, agricultural, and environmental health and diseases • Soil health and services • Ecosystem health and services
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 9 KEYNOTES An Inside Look
H.S.H. Prince Albert II—Presidential Forum Lecturer Monday, 12 December, 12:30 P.M–1:15 P.M., Moscone North, Hall E
H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco acceded to the throne on July 12, 2005. The following year, he created the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, which continues his personal commitment for the protection of the environment by supporting sustainable, ethical and innovative projects around the world, with a focus on three main challenges: fighting against climate change and promoting renewable energy; combating the loss of biodiversity; and preserving water resources.
In January 2009, Prince Albert II of Monaco undertook a scientific journey in the Antarctic. This journey follows upon two other expeditions realized in Arctic in 2005 (Spitzberg) and 2006 when he reached the North Pole by sledge.
H.S.H. the Prince received, among others, the Teddy Roosevelt medal at the United States Congress, the Roger Revelle prize at the University of California in San Diego, and the B.A.U.M Environmental award in Hamburg. These distinctions were awarded to him in acknowledgement of his actions towards environmental protection. KEYNOTES Shifting the Energy Mix in a Post-Paris World—Union Frontiers of Geophysics Lecture Moderator: Andrew Revkin Tuesday, 13 December, 12:30 P.M – 1:30 P.M., Moscone North, Hall E
The panel will present economic, scientific and industry viewpoints on future energy demand, the shifting energy mix/energy trade offs and the economic, social, and political drivers of those shifts in a post Paris COP 21 world. Questions to be explored include: How does the work to meet COP21 agreements get done on the ground? Where are the trade-offs in the energy mix that will allow for rapid decarbonization without under- mining economic growth and electrification in developing nations like India? And what role can scientists play in asking and answering key questions in achieving this massive transition?
Marcia McNutt—Union Agency Lecturer Thursday, 15 December, 12:30 P.M – 1:30 P.M., Moscone North, Hall E
From 2013 to 2016, McNutt was editor-in-chief of Science journals. She was also director of the U.S. Geological Survey from 2009 to 2013, during which time USGS responded to a number of major disasters, including the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. For her work to help contain that spill, McNutt was awarded the U.S. Coast Guard’s Meritorious Service Medal. She is a fellow of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), Geological Society of America, American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the International Association of Geodesy. Her honors include membership in the American Philosophical Society and the American Acade- my of Arts and Sciences. In 1998, McNutt was awarded AGU’s Macelwane Medal for research accomplishments by a young scientist, and she received the Maurice Ewing Medal in 2007 for her contributions to deep-sea exploration. McNutt has a B.A. in physics, Colorado College; and a Ph.D. in Earth sciences, Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
10 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Empower Your Science: Get Cited, Get Funding, Go Further Attend these Sessions and Events to Improve Your Data Skills and Practices
TH15B: Kicko Conversation on the Importance of Data in the Earth and Space Sciences: A Conversation with Rebecca Moore, Director of Google Earth, Earth Engine & Outreach
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And be sure to check out relevant, related sessions identi ed under the Data & Emerging Technologies SWIRL to further expand your knowledge and expertise.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 11 SECTION AND FOCUS GROUP LECTURES
Monday, 12 December NH21D White Lecture 9:00 A.M. P14A Shoemaker Lecture Moscone South, 104 4:00 P.M. Slow Onsets, Abrupt Changes, and Fast Reflexes: Learning from Moscone West, 2022-2024 Climate Hazards in a Changing World To See a World in a Grain of Sand: Insights into Solar System Forma- Presented by Roger Pulwarty, NOAA, USA tion and Evolution from Isotopic Analyses of Planetary Materials Presented by Meenakshi Wadhwa, Arizona State University, USA H22A Hydrology Awards and Walter B. Langbein Lecture
10:20 A.M. P14B Whipple Lecture Moscone West, 2022–2024 5:00 P.M. Exploring Landscapes and Ecosystems by Studying Their Streams Moscone West, 2022–2024 Presented by James Kirchner, ETH Zurich, Switzerland Serendipity in the Outer Solar System Presented by John Spencer, Southwest Research Institute, USA V22A Bowen Lecture Tuesday, 13 December 10:20 A.M. Moscone South, 104 A21J Bjerknes Lecture Perspectives on Planetary Evolution from Minor Isotopes of 8:00 A.M. Major Elements Moscone West, 2022-2024 Presented by Tim Elliott, University of Bristol, U.K. Climate Models and Tropical Cyclones: A Hierarchy of Idealized Models of Tropical Cyclogenesis V22A Bowen Lecture Presented by Isaac Held, NOAA, USA 10:20 A.M. Moscone South, 104 A21O Charney Lecture Sulfide-Sulfate Equilibria in Subducted Lithosphere, Mantle 9:00 A.M. Redox and the Deep Earth Sulfur Cycle in Space and Time Moscone West, 2022–2024 Presented by Dante Canil, University of Victoria, Canada Making Sense of U.S. Air Quality Presented by Daniel Jacob, Harvard University, USA C23C The Nye Lecture and Honored Member Presentations 1:40 P.M. Moscone West, 2022–2024 Are You Pondering What I’m Pondering? Time and Change in the West Antarctic Ice Sheet Presented by Christina Hulbe, University of Otago, New Zealand
AGU CINEMA S24A Gutenberg Lecture 4:00 P.M. Moscone South, 102 Seismological Insights on the Lithosphere-Asthenosphere Boundary Presented by Karen Fischer, Brown University, USA
SH24A The 2016 Parker Lecture 4:00 P.M. Moscone West, 2022–2024 Spectroscopic Exploration of Solar Flares Presented by Thomas Woods, University of Colorado, USA
Short Films on Science GP24A Bullard Lecture 5:00 P.M. Cool your heels and enjoy one or two! Moscone South, 104 Monday–Tuesday, 8:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Exploring Earth’s Magnetic Field Using Satellites—From Oersted to Swarm Thursday, 8:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M. Presented by Nils Olsen, Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen Friday, 8:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M. Sharing Science Room: Moscone West 2001A SA24A The 2016 Nicolet Lecture 5:00 P.M. Moscone West, 2022–2024 A Comparative Look at How Ionospheres Respond to the External Environment
SECTION AND FOCUS GROUP LECTURES Presented by Thomas Cravens, University of Kansas, USA
12 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Wednesday, 14 December GC43G Schneider Lecture IN31E Leptoukh Lecture for the Earth and Space Sciences 1:40 P.M. Informatics Focus Group Moscone West, 2022-2024 8:00 A.M. Connecting Climate Science to Policy: from Global Food Produc- Moscone West, 2022–2024 tion to the U.S. Supreme Court Data, Data Everywhere... Presented by David Battisti, University of Washington, USA Presented by Cynthia Chandler, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA GC43H Tyndall History of Global Environmental Change Lecture 2:40 P.M. GC31K Bolin Lecture Moscone West, 2022-2024 9:00 A.M. Earth from Space: The Power of Perspective Moscone South, 104 Presented by Waleed Abdalati, Cooperative Institute for Research Interweaving Climate Research and Public Understanding in Environmental Sciences, USA Presented by Alan Betts, Atmospheric Research, USA EP44A Sharp Lecture B32D Sagan Lecture 4:00 P.M. 10:20 A.M. Moscone West, 2022-2024 Moscone West, 2022–2024 From Mountain Belts to Mountainsides: New Discoveries in Tectonic, The Co-Evolution of Life & Environment, and the Astrobiological Quest Fluvial, and Hillslope Geomorphology at Three Landscape Scales Presented by Nathalie Cabrol, NASA Ames Research Center, USA Presented by Alison Duvall, University of Washington, USA
PP32A Emiliani Lecture Friday, 16 December 11:20 A.M. Moscone West, 2022-2024 OS52A Harald Sverdrup Lecture Resolving Some Puzzles of Climate Evolution Since the Last Gla- 10:20 A.M. cial Maximum: A Melding of Paleoclimate Modeling and Data Moscone West, 2022-2024 Presented by Bette Otto-Bliesner, National Center for Atmospheric Detecting Anthropogenic Climate Forcing in the Ocean Research, USA Presented by Susan Wijffels, CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, Australia NG33C Lorenz Lecture 1:40 P.M. OS52C William S. and Carelyn Y. Reeburgh Lecture Moscone South, 104 11:20 A.M. Analytic Theory of Wind-Driven Sea Moscone West, 2022-2024 Presented by Vladimir Zakharov, Novosibirsk State University, Acetylene Fermentation: Primordial Biogeochemistry, the Search Russia for Life in the Outer Solar System, and Maybe Some Earthly Bioremediation Too OS33A Rachel Carson Lecture Presented by Ronald Oremland, USGS MS480, USA 2:40 P.M. Moscone West, 2022-2024 Hidden Worlds of Marine Microbes Presented by Elizabeth Armbrust, University of Washington, USA
G34A Bowie Lecture 4:00 P.M. Watch Students Tell Moscone West, 2022-2024 InSAR Geodesy: The Next Phase Their Winning Stories Presented by Mark Simons, California Institute of Technology, USA at the NASA Hyperwall T34A Birch Lecture 4:00 P.M. Moscone South, 104 Taking the Pulse of Mid-Ocean Ridges Presented by Maya Tolstoy, University of Columbia, USA
Thursday, 15 December V42A Daly Lecture 10:20 A.M. Moscone South, 104 13–14 December 2016 Siderophile Elements in Tracing Planetary Formation and Evolution Presented by Richard Walker, University of Maryland, College Park, USA 12:00 P.M.–1:00 P.M. BeMoscone a part North—Exhibit of AGU in 2016! Hall H42H The Paul A. Witherspoon Midcareer Lecture Award in Hydrologic Sciences: 2016 Awardee Prof. Paolo D’Odorico 11:20 A.M. Moscone West, 2022-2024 Drivers and Effects of Virtual Water Cycling
Presented by Paolo D’Odorico, University of Virginia, USA SECTION AND FOCUS GROUP LECTURES
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 13 SECTION AND FOCUS GROUP EVENTS
Monday, 12 December Ocean Sciences Honor Luncheon 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Global Environmental Change Focus Group Early Career Reception San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate C2 8:30 P.M.–9:30 P.M. Sponsored by JGR Oceans, Ball Aerospace, and PLOS One San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salons 5–6 Sponsored by Earth’s Future Societal Impacts and Policy Sciences Focus Group Luncheon 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Jillian’s at Metreon: 175 4th Street Tuesday, 13 December Sponsored by Earth’s Future Biogeosciences Section Business Meeting and Luncheon 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Atmospheric and Space Electricity Focus Group Reception Buca di Beppo: 855 Howard St 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Sponsored by Elementa and New Phytologist InterContinental San Francisco, InterContinental Ballroom A Sponsored by JGR Space Physics, Space Weather Hydrology Section Business Meeting and Luncheon 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Atmospheric Sciences Section Banquet San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salon 7 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Sponsored by Water Resources Research Jillian’s at Metreon: 175 4th Street Sponsored by JGR Atmosphere, Ball Aerospace, and Lockheed Martin Near Surface Geophysics Focus Group Luncheon 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Biogeosciences Section Reception San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Foothill C (formerly Club Room) 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Sponsored by JGR Earth Surface InterContinental San Francisco, Grand Ballroom A–B Sponsored by JGR Biogeo, GBC, Elementa, and New Phytologist
Cryosphere Sciences Focus Group Reception 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Pay Your 2017 Membership San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salon 8 Sponsored by JGR Earth Surface, Canadian Science Publishing, Dues at the Fall Meeting and IASC
SECTION AND FOCUS GROUP EVENTS and Receive a Free Gift Earth and Space Science Informatics Focus Group Reception 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Infusion Lounge: 124 Ellis Street Sponsored by JGR Earth Surface and Elsevier
2 Places to Renew Geodesy Section and UNAVCO Joint Reception 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. The AGU Booth in Moscone North San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salons 1–3 Take a look at what AGU members have to look Sponsored by JGR Solid Earth forward to in 2017 Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism, and Electromagnetism The Membership Counter at Registration Section Business Meeting and Reception in Moscone West 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Look for the dedicated membership counter San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate C3 in the registration area in Moscone West Sponsored by JGR Earth Surface and 2G Enterprises
Global Environmental Change Focus Group Business Meeting 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Be a part of AGU in 2017! Buca di Beppo: 855 Howard St. Sponsored by PLOS One
Joint Mineral and Rock Physics and Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior Focus Group Reception 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. membership.agu.org San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate C2 Sponsored by JGR Solid Earth
14 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Natural Hazards Focus Group Reception Seismology and Tectonophysics Section Joint Reception 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. InterContinental San Francisco, Grand Ballroom C San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salons 12–15 Sponsored by Earth’s Future Sponsored by Tectonics, and JGR Solid Earth
Nonlinear Geophysics Focus Group Business Meeting Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology Reception and Reception 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salon 9 San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Nob Hill A–C Sponsored by G-cubed, Deltech, Geochemical Society, and Miner- Sponsored by Earth and Space Science alogical Society of America
Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology Focus Group Space Physics and Aeronomy Section Reception and Ocean Sciences Section Joint Reception 7:30 P.M.–9:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salon 7 InterContinental San Francisco, InterContinental Ballroom B–C Sponsored by JGR Space Physics, Lockheed Martin, and The Johns Sponsored by JGR Oceans, and Paleoceanography Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Planetary Sciences Reception and Business Meeting 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Thursday, 15 December Paragon Restaurant & Bar: 701 2nd Street Sponsored by JGR Planets, American Astronomical Society – Division Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Focus Group Reception of Planetary Sciences, Ball Aerospace, Lockheed Martin, The Johns 6:30 P.M.–8:00 P.M. Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and University of San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Foothill C (formerly Club Room) Western Ontario – Centre for Planetary Sciences Sponsored by JGR Earth Surface SECTION AND FOCUS GROUP EVENTS
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 15 16 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Event Type Event By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Ticket Required Ticket Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Room Golden A Gate Salon 2-3 Salon 1 Salon 7 Salon 9 Salon 8 D Sierra C (nee Club Room) Foothill Upper Lobby C Sierra J Sierra Room 104 Upper Lobby Hall E Sierra F Sierra Salon 2-3 Union Square F Sierra Room 2000 Golden B Gate Golden A Gate B Sierra Salons 5-6 Salon 4 Upper Lobby Hall San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Moscone North Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco InterContinental Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone North Moscone West Building End Time 5:00 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:15 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:30 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 6:00 A.M. 6:00 A.M. Communicating Science with Any Audience Workshop Audience with Any Science Communicating Intercomparison MassBalance IceSheet ESA-NASA InSAR, Lidar, and Methods Data (GPS, Geophysics into Hooking Undergraduates Societally ImportantThrough Issues Photogrammetry) Scientist Conference and Early Career Student Room Breakout Scientist Conference and Early Career Student EQ CEESMO Report Leads/Authors Cycle of the Carbon 2nd State Services Printing Counter Poster Meeting Board Editorial Letters Research Geophysical and EarthCube Meeting iSamplesIGSN e.G. Joint Lecture Public Registration Registration Meeting Board Editorial Physics JGR Space Meeting Board Editorial Paleoceanography Science Workshop Storytelling Video Meeting Board Editorial JGR Atmospheres Meeting Board Editorial JGR Biogeosciences Session Chair Training International Reception Reception Welcome Mentoring Program Undergraduate Meeting Committee Executive and Aeronomy Physics Space Night Mixer Career Planetary SPA Sciences Night - Breakout Mixer Career Planetary SPA Sciences Registration Function 11 December Sunday, Workshop Heads and Chairs AGU 12 December Monday, Registration
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 17 Event Type Event By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To Required Ticket Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation By Invitation Only By Invitation Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU AGU Sponsored AGU Room Salon 4 B Sierra Salon 10 Salon 3 Salon 2 Salon 10 Salon 11 Salon 13 Overlook 2018 Golden A Gate 2001A Golden B Gate 2001A 2001A Room 120–121 Golden C1 Gate South Bridge Hall Halls A-C: Poster Hall Halls A-C: Poster Hall Hall A-C: Poster Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster A Sierra Golden C2 Gate C Sierra Golden B Gate Salon 13 Sierra A Sierra San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone West Moscone North Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South: Mezzanine Moscone South Moscone South Moscone South Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Building End Time 7:45 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 3:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 8:30 A.M. 6:30 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 7:30 A.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 6:45 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 12:30 P.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 6:30 A.M. Hydrology-Ecohydrology Technical Committee Meeting Committee Technical Hydrology-Ecohydrology Meeting Committee Technical Water Hydrology-Ground Meeting Committee Technical Hydrology-Hydrogeophysics Meeting Committee Technical Experimentation Hydrology-Large-Scale Field Meeting Committee Technical Sensing Hydrology-Remote for Donors Morning Coffee 1 Day Workshop Teachers For Information Geophysical Sharing space Science Meeting Planning Mentoring Program Undergraduate #SketchYourScience on Science Short Cinema: AGU Films Workshop Career COSEE/AGU Program Research Establishing and Sustaining an Undergraduate One-on-one with an Attorney Center Resource Award Paper Outstanding Student Lounge and Student Center Career Career Theater Resources Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Meeting Board GeoHealth Editorial Luncheon Honors Tribute Meeting Board G-Cubed Editorial Fellow Science Be a Mass Media or Congressional To How Meeting Committee Technical Uncertainty - Hydrological Hydrology Function Breakfast Meeting Taskforce and Engagement Affilliation Meeting Committee Technical Processes and Critical Zone Systems Biogeosciences/Hydrology-Soil and Mexico USGS Meeting with Canada Meeting Committee Technical and Society ImpactsHydrology/Societal Sciences-Water and Policy
18 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Event Type Event Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Required Ticket All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To Required Ticket All Open To Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation By Invitation Only By Invitation Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU AGU Sponsored AGU Room Salon 12 2nd Floor Lobby 2nd Floor 3rd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Overlook 2018 Salon 7 Salons 10-11 Golden C1 Gate 2001A Hall D Exhibit Hall Salons 5-6 Salon 3 Salon 12 Salon 2 Golden C3 Gate 175 4th Street Golden C1 Gate 2001A Salon 9 2001A G Sierra D Sierra Salon 5 I Sierra Salon 10 Salon 11 Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone North Moscone North Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Metreon at Jillian’s Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Building San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco End Time 7:45 A.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 3:30 P.M. 6:45 A.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. Refreshment Breaks: 3rd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Afternoon Donor Reception Gathering Fellows AGU Earth Roundtable Science of NSF Education Advantage Taking in the Geosciences: Innovation Classroom Facilitating Education in the Division of Undergraduate Programs Talks 'Pop-Up' Reception Icebreaker Mixer Student Reception Early Career Group Change Focus Global Environmental Nonlinear Geophysics Focus Group Executive Committee Meeting Committee Executive Group Focus Nonlinear Geophysics Meeting Committee Executive Group Societal Impacts Sciences Focus and Policy Luncheon Appreciation Grant Travel Student and Planetary Mixer Student Sciences Joint and Petrology Geochemistry, Volcanology, Postdocs to Undergraduate Scientists from Young of Mentoring Research Sharing Meet-Up Mentoring Science Implicit Recognizing Bias and Reducing its Impact Fair: Getting to Workshop, Honors Program Clinic Sharing Communications Science Meeting Board Editorial JGR Planets Meeting Committee Executive Group Earth Focus Informatics Science and Space Heads and Chairs Breakfast Meeting Committee Technical Hydrology-Precipitation Meeting Committee Technical Water Hydrology-Surface Function Meeting Committee Executive Group Focus Mineral and Rock Physics Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment 13 December Tuesday, Earth Meeting Board Science Editorial & Space Meeting Committee Technical Zone Hydrology-Unsaturated
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 19 Event Type Event By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Required Ticket All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Ticket Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Room Salon 2 Salon 4 Upper Lobby Hall Overlook 2018 Room 2000 Salon 7 Golden A Gate 2001A 2001A South Bridge Hall Halls A-C: Poster 2001A B Sierra Golden C1 Gate Hall Halls A-C: Poster Hall Hall A-C: Poster Hall Hall A-C: Poster Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Hall Halls A-C: Poster Exhibit Hall I Sierra 2001A Salon 4 St 855 Howard Salons 14-15 Salon 5 San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone North Moscone West Moscone West Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Mezzanine Moscone South Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Moscone South Moscone South Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone South Moscone North Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Buca di Beppo Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Building End Time 7:45 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 3:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 6:45 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. Tectonophysics Section Executive Committee Meeting Committee Section Executive Tectonophysics Registration Registration for Donors Morning Coffee Session Chair Training Breakfast Student 2 Day Workshop Teachers For Information Geophysical Sharing space Science on Science Short Cinema: AGU Films One-on-one with an Attorney Center Resource Award Paper Outstanding Student #SketchYourScience EarthThriving (TEX) Exchange Roundtable Partnership You for Work Works What Making in the Geosciences: Participation Broadening Lounge and Student Center Career Career Theater Resources Fair General Career Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Recruitment Luncheon Presentations Winners’ and Storytelling Contest Visualization Data Luncheon Planetary Committee Education NetworkingScience Policy Lounge Meeting Committee Section Sciences Atmospheric Executive SectionBiogeosciences Business Meeting/Luncheon Meeting Advisory Panel Board/Eos.org Editorial Eos Meeting Committee Geodesy Section Executive Function Meeting Committee Technical Quality Hydrology-Water
20 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Event Type Event By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Ticket Required Ticket Required Ticket Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To Required Ticket Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To Required Ticket Required Ticket All Open To Required Ticket All Open To All Open To Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Room Salon 11 Golden C1 Gate Salons 10-11 Salon 10 Salon 7 C (nee Club Room) Foothill Golden C2 Gate Salon 6 Salon 12 Rooms 123-124 Salon 3 Nob Hill A-C Salon 2 Golden C1 Gate 2001A Booth AGU Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Overlook 2018 2001A F Sierra C (nee Club Room) Foothill Golden B Gate A Ballroom InterContinental A-B Ballroom Grand San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone North Jillian's 175 4th Street Metreon: at Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone North Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone West Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco InterContinental 175 4th Street Metreon: Jillian's at San Francisco InterContinental Building End Time 1:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 12:30 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. Global Environmental Change Focus Group Executive Committee Meeting Committee Executive Group Change Focus Global Environmental SectionHydrology Business Meeting and Luncheon Luncheon Group Near Surface Focus Geophysics Honor Luncheon Sciences Ocean Meeting Committee Executive Group Focus and Paleoclimatology Paleoceanography Meeting Committee Seismology Section Executive & Lunch) English (Panel Sharing in Plain Science Luncheon Group Societal Impacts Sciences Focus and Policy Meeting Committee Executive Group of the Earth'sStudy Deep Interior Focus Supporters Luncheon Circle Meeting Committee Section Executive and Petrology Geochemistry, Volcanology, and Men Women for Workshop or Not? A Is it Harassment Established Scientists for Workshop and Outreach Science Communication NextThe Frontier: Tweetup Meeting Fall AGU Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Afternoon Donor Reception Talks 'Pop-Up' Management and Forest Use Wood of Mitigation Potential Reception Diversity Scientists and Students Female Networking Early Career for Reception Reception Group Electricity and Space Atmospheric Focus Section Sciences Atmospheric Banquet SectionBiogeosciences Reception Function Meeting Committee Section and Electromagnetism Executive Paleomagnetism, Geomagnetism, Earth the Curriculum Integrating LiteracyEarth for with Societal Issues Across Resources in Context: EarthThriving (TEX) Exchange Networking Reception Together: Working and Scientists Communities
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 21 Event Type Event Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Ticket Required Ticket Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Registration Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Room Golden C3 Gate B-C Ballroom InterContinental Golden C2 Gate C Ballroom Grand Nob Hill A-C Salons 12-15 Salon 9 Salon 7 J Sierra Salon 8 Salons 1-3 D Sierra F Sierra Salons 10-11 A Sierra Salon 12 Overlook 2018 Upper Lobby Hall 2001A Salon 2 2001A South Bridge Hall Halls A-C: Poster San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco InterContinental Buca di Beppo- 855 Howard Street Buca di Beppo- 855 Howard Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco InterContinental Marriott Marquis San Francisco & Bar: Restaurant Paragon 701 2nd Street Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco 124 Ellis Street Infusion Lounge: Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco 40 South Beach Pier Harbor at Moscone West Moscone North Moscone West Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone South: Mezzanine Moscone South Building End Time 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 9:15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:45 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. Global Environmental Change Focus Group Business Meeting Group Change Focus Global Environmental Reception Group Deep Interior Focus of the Earth’s and Study MineralJoint and Rock Physics Reception Group Focus Hazards Natural Business Meeting and Recpetion Group Focus Nonlinear Geophysics Planetary and Business Meeting Reception Sciences Section Reception Joint Tectonophysics Seismology and Reception and Petrology Geochemistry, Volcanology, Section Reception and Aeronomy Physics Space Event Alumni of Leeds University Earth and Space Science Informatics Focus Group Reception Group Earth Focus Informatics Science and Space Reception Joint Geodesy Section and UNAVCO Meeting Board Editorial Weather Space Meeting Board Editorial Research Resources Water Meeting Board Editorial Tectonics Chairs Committee Hydrology-Technical Walk Run and Fun AGU for Donors Morning Coffee Registration Registration Sharing space Science Symposium Legal AGU-CSLDF Panel Meet the Filmmaker One-on-one with an Attorney Center Resource Award Paper Outstanding Student Function Reception Group Cryosphere Focus Sciences Section and Electromagnetism Business Meeting and Reception Paleomagnetism, Geomagnetism, Section Sciences and Ocean Group Reception Joint Focus and Paleoclimatology Paleoceanography 14 December Wednesday, Meeting Board Editorial of Geophysics Reviews
22 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Event Type Event By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Room Salon 4 Salon 3 Golden C1-C3 Gate Room 2012 Salon 5 Street 816 Folsom E Sierra Salon 6 K Sierra F Sierra Nob Hill AB Salon 13 Salon 11 Salon 10 Salon 12 2001A C (nee Club Room) Foothill Hall Halls A-C: Poster Hall Halls A-C: Poster Golden A Gate Hall Halls A-C: Poster Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster 2001A Salons 14-15 Exhibit Hall J Sierra G Foothill San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Restaurant Lulu Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Moscone South Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone North Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Building End Time 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:45 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 12:15 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. Biogeosciences Section Executive Committee Meeting Committee SectionBiogeosciences Executive OpportunitiesCareer Networking Lunch Convening a Where When, Chapman What, and Why? Who, Conference: Meeting Committee Executive Group Cryosphere Focus Sciences Meeting Board Editorial Earth's Future Meeting Board Editorial Global Biogeochemical Cycles Meeting Committee SectionHydrology Executive JGR Earth Surface Meeting Board Editorial Meeting Board Editorial JGR Oceans JGR Solid Earth Meeting Board Editorial Meeting Committee Executive Group Focus Hazards Natural Meeting Committee Executive Group Near Surface Focus Geophysics Meeting Committee Section Sciences Ocean Executive MeetingPlanetary Committee Section Sciences Executive Thriving EarthThriving Workshop (TEX) Exchange Launch Project Lounge and Student Center Career Career Theater Resources the NSF System Navigating Fair International Career Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments the Experts Science: Ask Your Communicating Club Luncheon Presidents' Presentations Winners’ and Storytelling Contest Visualization Data Lunch Committee Outreach and Public Education and Aeronomy Physics Space Business Meeting WinSAR Function #SketchYourScience Meeting Committee Executive Group Electricity and Space Atmospheric Focus
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 23 Event Type Event Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Required Ticket All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Auxilliary Event Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Room Room 123-124 2001A 2001A Golden A Gate 2001A Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Overlook 2018 Salon 1 Golden A Gate Hall Halls A-C: Poster C Sierra Golden C1 Gate Golden B Gate Hall E E Sierra Salons 7-9 Booth AGU Salons 10-11 Overlook 2018 Upper Lobby Hall 2001A 2001A Salon 1 South Bridge Moscone North Moscone West Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone North Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone North Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone North Moscone West Moscone West Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South: Mezzanine Building End Time 1:30 P.M. 1:45 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 7:45 P.M. 12:00 A.M. 11:59 P.M. 7:45 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:45 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 12:00 A.M. 6:45 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. Sharing Networking Science Lounge 101 and Social MediaBlogging Forum Publishing and Outreach in Scientific Success 201 and Social MediaBlogging Forum Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Afternoon Donor Reception Meeting Team NASA Blue CMS Opportunities Academia Beyond Policy in Science Careers Hat: White the Wearing Open House Program Research Juneau Icefield MeetingSpecNet Annual Meeting Group GIPSY User Honors Ceremony SectionHydrology Meeting Student Honors Banquet Meeting Committee Executive Earth Group and Planetary Focus Surface Processes for Donors Morning Coffee Registration Registration Sharing space Science on Science Short Cinema: AGU Films with DRP and Publishing Analysing, Managing, One-on-one with an Attorney Function Congress Guide to 101: A Field Science Policy 15 December Thursday, 2016 Giving Day AGU
24 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Event Type Event Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To Only By Invitation All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Only By Invitation Required Ticket Only By Invitation All Open To Only By Invitation Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Auxilliary Event Sponsored AGU Room Halls A-C: Poster Hall Halls A-C: Poster 2001A Hall Halls A-C: Poster Hall Halls A-C: Poster Golden A Gate Hall Halls A-C: Poster Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster C (nee Club Room) Foothill 2001A Golden B Gate Golden A Gate 2001A Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Salons 6-11 Salons 14-15 Hill Telegraph Salons 10-11 C (nee Club Room) Foothill Sutter G Foothill Overlook 2018 Moscone South Moscone West Moscone South Moscone South Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone South Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco InterContinental Marriott Marquis San Francisco Marriott Marquis San Francisco San Francisco InterContinental Marriott Marquis San Francisco Moscone West Building End Time 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 12:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:00 A.M. #SketchYourScience Lounge and Student Center Career Career Theater Resources Workshop Geo-Games and Showcase Fair Career Postdoc Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Event Recognition Committee Honors Program in Action 201: Advocacy Science Policy Luncheon Bright STaRS Impact Collective – Through Change Climate Address Increasing Our Capacity to Literacy Networks Climate Regional Effective a Model for Developing Edit-a-Thon of Science” “Year Wikipedia Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Networking Session Peer Near- Mentoring Program Undergraduate Reception Appreciation Reviewer/Author Member Reception and 25 & 50-year Circle 2016 Sustainers’ Meeting Group Cryosphere Focus Reception Earth Group and Planetary Focus Surface Processes Reception FMPC the South China Deep-Sea for Reception Program Function Center Resource Award Paper Outstanding Student 16 December Friday, for Donors Morning Coffee
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 25 Event Type Event Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To All Open To Function Type Function AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Sponsored AGU Room Upper Lobby Hall 2001A 2001A Hall Halls A-C: Poster 2001A Hall Halls A-C: Poster Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Lobby 2nd Floor Lobby Floor 3rd Esplanade Lobby and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone North Moscone West Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South Moscone West Moscone South Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Moscone West Moscone West Moscone South: Esplanade and Exhibit Hall Poster Building End Time 5:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. EVENTS AT A GLANCE EVENTS AT Start Time 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. Registration Sharing space Science on Science Short Cinema: AGU Films Center Resource Award Paper Outstanding Student #SketchYourScience Lounge and Student Center Career Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Lobby 2nd Floor Breaks: Refreshment Lobby Floor 3rd Breaks: Refreshment Service only) (Coffee Refreshments Refreshments Function Registration
26 2016 AGU FALL MEETING 2016 AGU FALL MEETING 27 AGU ON-DEMAND AGU ON-DEMAND 28 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Anytime Access to the 2016 Fall Meeting as early as11Decemberas early ! Visit AGUOnDemand.agu.org to sign upfor free access to begin viewingcontent The channelswiththeirsessionsby day are displayed onthefollowing pages. browse by topic. to helplivestream viewers audience members plantheirveiwing to andon-demand for sessionsselected theAGUThe program On-Demand have beenorganized into channels themeeting.viewing after 2016 AGU Fallthe Meeting, available for livestreaming themeetingandon-demand during AGU gives On-Demand you access breakthrough to select research beingpresented at AGU On-Demand dynamic andcollaborative content. were oranized withcommon topics interdisciplinary to helpyou better navigate themeeting’s themes. transdisciplinary common The AGU program On-Demand andtheSWIRLprogram for 2016,two programs are unifyingtopics to helpcategorize andpromote sessionswith AGU continues to create apath for collaboration interdisciplinary at Fall Meeting. New
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Tuesday, 13 December Thursday, 15 December B44D The Resilience and Vulnerability of Arctic and Boreal Ecosystems to A21J Bjerknes Lecture B42A Tropical Forests under a Climate Change I 8:00 A.M.–9:00 A.M. Changing Climate III 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. Room 2020, Moscone West Room 2020, Moscone West C23C The Nye Lecture and Honored Member GC43H Tyndall History of Global Presentations Environmental Change Lecture 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. 2:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West Room 2022/2024, Moscone West AGU ON-DEMAND AGU
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 29 DATA & EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES See Page 38 for the Data & Emerging Technologies description.
Monday, 12 December Wednesday, 14 December Friday, 16 December TH15B Kickoff Conversation on the IN31E Leptoukh Lecture for the Earth IN53D Darth Data: Awaken the Forces to Importance of Data in the Earth and and Space Sciences Informatics Focus Rescue Old Data for New Discoveries! II Space Sciences: A Conversation with R Group 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. ebecca Moore, Director of Google Earth 8:00 A.M.–9:00 A.M. Room 104, Moscone South 6:15 P.M.–7:15 P.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West Room 102, Moscone South A32A Advances in Remote Sensing of Tuesday, 13 December Fires, Aerosols, and Trace Gases for Air Quality Applications I G22A Recent Advances in the Application 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. of InSAR and High-Resolution Geodetic Room 3002, Moscone West Data for Crustal Deformation Research II 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. A33P The Rise of Small Satellite Room 3002, Moscone West Constellations for Earth Observation I 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. GP24A Bullard Lecture Room 3002, Moscone West 5:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Room 104, Moscone South
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30 2016 AGU FALL MEETING EARTH PROCESSES See Page 38 for the Earth Processes description.
Tuesday, 13 December OS33A Rachel Carson Lecture B43H Tree Mortality: Causes, Patterns, 2:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. and Implications I H22A Hydrology Awards and Room 2022/2024, Moscone West 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. Walter B. Langbein Lecture Room 2020, Moscone West 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. T34A Birch Lecture Room 2022/2024, Moscone West 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. EP44A Sharp Lecture Room 104, Moscone South 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. S24A Gutenberg Lecture Room 2022/2024, Moscone West 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Thursday, 15 December Room 102, Moscone South Friday, 16 December GC41I The Role of Fire in the Earth Wednesday, 14 December System: Understanding Drivers, Feed- C51E Exploration, Observation, backs, and Interactions with the Land, and Modeling of Fast-Moving Glaciers, PP32A Emiliani Lecture Atmosphere, and Society I Ice Sheets, and Permafrost Landscapes I 11:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. 8:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West Room 2020, Moscone West Room 2020, Moscone West
NG33C Lorenz Lecture V42A Daly Lecture OS52A Harald Sverdrup Lecture 1:40 P.M.–2:40 P.M. 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. 10:20 A.M.–11:20 A.M. Room 104, Moscone South
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 31 EXTREME EVENTS & HAZARDS See Page 38 for the Extreme Events & Hazards description.
Monday, 12 December Tuesday, 13 December Wednesday, 14 December OS12B Marine Geohazards I NH21D White Lecture NH31B Landslide Hazard, 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. 9:00A.M.–10:00 A.M. Runout Dynamics, Vulnerability, Room 3002, Moscone West Room 104, Moscone South and Risk Analysis I 8:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. H13Q Global Floods: Forecasting, NH22A Extreme Sea Levels and Room 102, Moscone South Monitoring, Risk Assessment, Coastal Risks in a Changing and Socioeconomic Response I Climate I V32A Twenty-Five Years of Science 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. from the 1991 Mount Room 3002, Moscone West Room 102, Moscone South Pinatubo Volcano Eruption I 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. H14E Hydroclimatic Extremes: NH23D Hydrological, Geochemical, Room 104, Moscone South Drought I and Geophysical Responses to 4:00P.M.–6:00 P.M. Earthquakes II NH34A Interdisciplinary Room 3002, Moscone West 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. Tsunami Science II Room 102, Moscone South 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Room 102, Moscone South SH24A The 2016 Parker Lecture
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32 2016 AGU FALL MEETING GEOHEALTH See Page 38 for the GeoHealth description.
Monday, 12 December GC12A Human and Ecosystem Thursday, 15 December Health in a Changing World I PA11E The Future of A.M.erica’s Water: 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. PA44B GeoHealth-Innovative Research Understanding the Landscape of Water Room 2020, Moscone West at the Intersection of Geoscience and Security Risk and Addressing the Health Science II Associated Societal and Economic Tuesday, 13 December 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Impacts I Room 104, Moscone South 8:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. A21O Charney Lecture Room 104, Moscone South 9:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 33 PLANETARY DISCOVERY See Page 38 for the Planetary Discovery description.
Monday, 12 December P14B Whipple Lecture Wednesday, 14 December 5:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. NH12A Asteroids, Impact Risk, Room 2022/2024, Moscone West SH31D Voyager Interstellar Mission: and Planetary Defense I Its Scientific Discoveries and Their 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. Tuesday, 13 December Relation to Remote Observations I Room 104, Moscone South 8:00 A.M.–9:00 A.M. V22A Bowen Lecture Room 3002, Moscone West P13C Detection and Direct Imaging 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. of Habitable Exoplanets: Progress Room 104, Moscone South B32D Sagan Lecture and Future II 10:20 A.M–11:20 A.M. 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. P23E The Early Mars Environment: Room 2022/2024, Moscone West Room 2020, Moscone West Warm and Wet, Cold and Wet, or Cold and Icy? II Friday, 16 December P14A Shoemaker Lecture 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. OS52C WilliA.M. S. and 4:00P.M.–5:00 P.M. Room 3002, Moscone West Carelyn Y. Reeburgh Lecture Room 2022/2024, Moscone West SA24A The 2016 Nicolet Lecture 11:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. 5:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West Room 2022/2024, Moscone West
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34 2016 AGU FALL MEETING SCIENCE & SOCIETY See Page 38 for the Science & Society description.
Sunday, 11 December Wednesday, 14 December Friday, 16 December Public Lecture: How do we Choose GC31K Bolin Lecture H52G Water and Society: a Landing Site on Mars? 9:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. Water Resources Management 12:00 P.M.–1:00 P.M. Room 104, Moscone South and Policy in a Changing World V Room 102, Moscone South 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. Thursday, 15 December Room 3002, Moscone West Tuesday, 13 December H42H The Paul A. Witherspoon S54B Induced Seismicity in the S23E Operational Earthquake Forecasting: Midcareer Lecture Award United States and Canada IV Scientific Advances, Validation and in Hydrologic Sciences: 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Implementation, Communication, 2016 Awardee Prof. Paolo D’Odorico Room 104, Moscone South and Uptake II 11:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West Room 104, Moscone South GC43G Schneider Lecture 1:40 P.M.–2:40 P.M. Room 2022/2024, Moscone West AGU ON-DEMAND AGU
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 35 AGU ON-DEMAND 36 2020,Moscone Room West 10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M. U22A Junoat Jupiter: First Results 2020,Moscone Room West 8:00 A.M.–10:00A.M. Community Health Assessment for theGeoscience Insights into theUSGCRPClimate U21A Adding Health to Climate Literacy: Tuesday, 13December 2020,Moscone Room West 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Utility, Cases, andFormats U14A Determining Matured Science: 2022/2024,Moscone Room West 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. The Food-Water-Energy Nexus U13A Earth’s Future: HallE,Room MosconeNorth 12:30 P.M.–1:15 P.M. Presidential Forum 2022/2024,Moscone Room West 10:20 A.M.–12:20P.M. etal Applications - Soci and Space:Opportunities Scientific Earth’sU12A Observing Water from 2022/2024,Moscone Room West 8:00 A.M.–10:00A.M. Earth’s Future Intelligence: U11A Planetary Managing Monday, 12December The Fall offers Meeting Unionsessionsthat cover different and Earth andspace science.exciting across topicsapplicable allfieldsof 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Each ofthesesessionshasabroad orFocus interest outsideofasingleSection Group across andisapplicable disciplines. Room 2020,Moscone Room West 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. U24A AGU-JpGU Great Debate 2020,Moscone Room West 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. YearOne Later U23A The Path Forward from Paris, HallE,Room MosconeNorth 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Frontiers ofGeophysics Lecture 2020,Moscone Room West 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. and Opportunities Global Threats New Environments: Arctic U34A AGU-EGU Great Debate–Towards 2020,Moscone Room West 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. Ensure Climate Stabilization at 1.5°C–2°C 2050 andBuildResilient Carbon Sinksto Decarbonize the World Economy by around U33A Developing aCarbon Roadmap to 2020,Moscone Room West 10:20 P.M.–12:20 P.M. andSpace Sciences Earth and Future Challenges Global in CurrentInfrastructures to Support U32A Collaborative Research 2020,Moscone Room West 8:00 A.M.–10:00A.M. at RegionalScale Impacts lies andSocietal Anoma Global Niño: - U31A 2015–2016El Wednesday, 14December UNION Room 102,Moscone South Room 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M. Earth’s Living Skin Structure, Function, andEvolution of U53A The CriticalZone: Revealing the 102,MosconeSouth Room 10:20 A.M.–12:20P.M. and Specimens ofScientific Collections pact Power Increasing- Im toSamples! U52A Our 102,MosconeSouth Room 8:00 A.M.–10:00A.M. of Energy-Sector CO2 Emissions 20% theLast Decarbonizing Near Zero: U51A Getting Friday, 16December 102,MosconeSouth Room 1:40 P.M.–6:00 P.M. U43A New Generation ofscientists HallE,Room MosconeNorth 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. LectureUnion Agency 102,MosconeSouth Room 10:20 A.M.–12:20P.M. Stakeholder Need Connecting Hydroclimate with Models Science,Social and Water Management: U42A Integration ofClimate, Hydrology, 102,MosconeSouth Room 8:00 A.M.–10:00A.M. and Relevance to Current Change Global Anthropogenic Carbon Emissions, ofConsequence,Impacts Interest to U41A The Insights PETM: for Cause, Thursday, 15December
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 37 SWIRLS
AGU continues to create a path for interdisciplinary collaboration at Extreme Events & Hazards Fall Meeting. New for 2016, two programs are unifying topics to help Extreme events and hazards are frequently observed, due to categorize and promote sessions with common transdisciplinary strong land-ocean-cryosphere-biosphere-atmosphere coupling. themes. The AGU On-Demand program and the SWIRL program Hazards are associated with Earth systems, impacting all kinds were oranized with common interdisciplinary topics to help you of life, environment, ecology, climate, and resources. Sessions better navigate the meeting’s dynamic and collaborative content. under the Extreme Events & Hazards topic provide new insights to understand the physics of all kinds of extreme events and hazards Sessions with Interdisciplinary Related Learning and their impacts on day-to-day life, monitoring, planned new observations, new tools to explore ways and means to predict SWIRLs extreme events and associated hazards, to save life and minimize The SWIRL program provides attendees wth an interdisciplinary losses. “walk through the week.” The Fall Meeting Program Committee identifi ed, linked, and organized select sessions from the various sections into these topics in conjunction with the sessions chosen GeoHealth S IR S for AGU On-Demand. SWIRL sessions are posted on the Fall Meeting GeoHealth is a rapidly growing science spanning the interface website under Program and Events and in the Meeting Summary between the Earth, health, ecosystem, and agricultural sciences. Chart of the program book, both online and in print. This topic connects and brings together talks on climate change and human health, medical geology, natural hazards and health, • Climate atmospheric science, air pollution, the health eff ects of fi re, the • Data & Emerging Technologies interface between water quality and health, and much more. • Earth Processes Extreme Events & Hazards Planetary Discovery • The Planetary Discovery topic explores the origins of the Earth • GeoHealth and other planets and the physical processes at work in their • Planetary Discovery atmospheres, surfaces, and interiors. Results come from the • Science & Society laboratory, computer modeling, astronomical facilities, and spacecraft orbiting and roving throughout the solar system. • Soils Natural Resources • Science & Society Advances in geosciences can help inform society regarding Climate policies to manage natural resources, like freshwater and fossil The climate system is composed of various components, including fuels, and to better prepare and respond to challenges that arise the atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere, and the due to Earth processes, like weather extremes and earthquakes. biosphere. This topic will highlight the scientifi c advancements These sessions relate research advances to societal impacts, in research dealing with climate variability, climate change and societal benefi ts, and ways to enhance society’s interactions with climate change impacts, global to local scales, and paleoclimate Earth systems. reconstructions to future climate projections.
Data & Emerging Technologies Soils Soils are both responders and drivers of critical environmental Earth and space science data are critical to scientifi c advancement changes facing the Earth. This SWIRL accounts for all aspects and improving our understanding of how natural systems and of the complexity of the soil system including erosion; dust phenomena operate and change over time. Wherever possible, data production; soils in water, transport, and chemistry; isotopic should be openly accessible and preserved for reuse into the future. analyses; pedogenic processes aff ected by volcanism; physical, Emerging technologies are creating new instruments, new sensor chemical, and biological composition; fertility; greenhouse arrays, and new platforms that enable the collection of new data gas production; and weathering. The soils SWIRL will provide types and/or improve the resolution, accuracy, and precision of data bridges of interdisciplinary and communication across the AGU collection methodologies. Frontier computational techniques and membership to characterize and quantify soil processes from visualization tools are rapidly infl uencing the way we collect data microbial to tectonic scales. and conduct our science, thus forming a fertile breeding ground for new ideas and never-before-attempted science. Natural Resources Earth Processes The Natural Resources SWIRL is comprised of sessions that have Earth processes encompasses larger-scale processes from the a good balance among topics to given resources, methods for magnetosphere through to the inner core, from both observations their identifi cation, and processes taking places with particular and models. emphasis on water resources.
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Monday, 12 December group, and seek input from the broader community on identifying 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. new activities and ensuring the development of a sustainable and impactful capability. AntArchitecture: toward the continent-wide integration of radar-sounded internal surfaces to reconstruct Antarctica’s International Ocean Bottom Seismometer Experiments climate history and Data Moscone West, 2005 Moscone West, 2003
Recent work in Greenland has shown the potential and value of The NSF-sponsored Ocean Bottom Seismograph Instrument Pool using radar-sounded internal layering from ice sheets to back out would like to invite all ocean bottom seismometer (OBS) operators, palaeoclimatic information and reconstruct past stability. There developers, users, and interested parties to attend a town hall on are now sufficient data across the Antarctic Ice Sheet to make the “International Ocean Bottom Seismometer Experiments and Data” parallel, but practically more challenging, objective of using its at the 2016 AGU Fall Meeting. This town hall will bring together op- internal architecture to interpret continent-wide palaeoclimatic erators and researchers from around the globe to exchange ideas history. This meeting aims to assemble community expertise in this on data acquisition and management, discuss recent experiments field, both in the relevant data acquisition and in its applications, in and open data sets, and further develop international collabora- order to consider how, as a community, we can best use our data tions in the OBS community. Proposed speakers: open, will adjust to achieve this wider goal together. based on community interest to include short presentations from as many speakers as possible. This will include a presentation on DOE’s Strategic Developments at the Terrestrial-Aquatic Inter- how data is added/accessed at the IRIS DMC and new, publicly face Under a Changing Climate. available OBSIP data sets. Speakers from last year’s standing-room Moscone West, 2004 only international OBS meeting arranged off-site during the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting included: Brent Evers, IRIS OBSIP; Wayne The terrestrial-aquatic interface is a highly dynamic component Crawford, Institut De Physique De Globe De Paris; Hajime Shioba- of the Earth system, developed from a near balance between ra, University of Tokyo; Mei Xue, Tongji University; Arne Schwenk, terrestrial and aquatic conditions forming unique processes and K.U.M. Umwelt- und Meerestechnik Kiel; Yann Hello, Géoazur; community assemblages. This interfaces play a critical role in bio- Hitoshi Kawakatsu, University of Tokyo; Subbarao Yelisetti, Texas geochemical cycling with the potential to provide major feedbacks A&M University-Kingsville; Shuichi Kodaira, JAMSTEC; John Orcutt, to the Earth system. However, we lack the adequate basic data Scripps Institution of Oceanography; Stephen Hicks, Güralp. and multiscale models to describe how a changing climate will influence the key processes related to feedbacks with the intent of NASA SnowEx—Enhancing New Sensing Technologies to model improvement. This town hall will highlight current devel- Retrieve Snow Water Equivalent in Forested and Other Lands opments on a coupled model-experimental approach related to Moscone West, 2002 DOE’s strategic research priorities. NASA SnowEx is a multiyear comprehensive airborne and in situ EMSL: A User Facility for Environmental Molecular Science snow campaign. Its goal is to collect multisensor observations Research—Expand Your Research Possibilities plus ground truth to enable trade studies for future snow satellite Moscone West, 2006 mission designs. In this town hall the intent is to foster a commu- nity effort to advertise current developments, such as information This town hall provides an introduction to capabilities and exper- on the winter campaign and updates for participants; provide a tise available at EMSL, a DOE-BER-funded user facility in Richland, post-campaign debrief from the fall deployment; and host an open Wash., that would be of interest to the AGU community. Hear first discussion on the SnowEx Project. hand from EMSL users about their research experience at EMSL as well as from EMSL scientists describing state-of-the-art facilities Negative Emissions Technologies: New Developments available at no cost through a peer-reviewed proposal process. and Scientific Challenges Come tell us about the type of expertise and capabilities that you Moscone West, 2011 need to reach your research goals. Negative emissions technologies (NETs) encompass a wide Enabling Development of a Community-Based Cyberinfra- range of approaches that produce the net result of transferring structure with Task-Oriented Working Groups atmospheric CO2 into a storage compartment separate from the Moscone West, 2008 atmosphere. NETs, especially those involving land carbon sinks, are TOWN HALLS TOWN playing a growing role in candidate climate mitigation strategies. The increasing amount and diversity of data, along with the Enhancing the potential magnitude, sustainability, and afford- increasing interest in developing a predictive understanding ability of these approaches poses significant scientific and policy that integrates data and models, are creating a need for commu- challenges. Come to this town hall to learn about new initiatives nity-based cyberinfrastructure and tools. In response to recent on NETs, to share what you are doing, and discuss priorities and workshops and meetings, the Office of Biological and Environmen- opportunities for future action. tal Research (BER) has established three working groups to address these cyberinfrastructure needs across its Climate and Earth New Opportunities for Collaborative Marine Scientific Research Science Division (CESD). These groups, which include, Data Man- in the Pacific and Indian Ocean with the Launch of New Global- agement and Workflows, Model-Data Integration, and Software Ocean-Class Research Vessel, Isabu Engineering and Interoperability, are managed by an executive Moscone West, 2007 committee composed of leads from CESD projects. In this town hall we present the overarching goals of this community-based cyber- In November 2016, Korea will unveil a new global-ocean-class infrastructure, highlight the roles and activities of each working research vessel, Isabu (5900-ton, the state-of-the-art vessel, 100-m
40 2016 AGU FALL MEETING long and 18-m wide, carrying 22 crews and 38 scientists for 60 NASA Earth Science Division Town Hall days). The launch of Isabu marks a turning point in Korean marine Moscone West, 2016 scientific priorities, from top-down applied research on issues such TOWN HALLS NASA’s Earth Science Division (ESD) leadership team will present an as deep-sea mineral explorations to bottom-up basic scientific topics including global ocean circulation, climate change, tropical update of status and plans, with significant time for discussion with oceanography, underwater volcanoes, and earthquake-tsunami the audience, which is expected to comprise current and potential problems. While the government-led efforts will continue, this is investigators in ESD’s programs and/or those of its partner agen- the first time that opportunities have been given to the Korean cies, as well as current and potential users of its data and models. academic community to utilize the research vessel more or less Highlighted items include status of operating and future satellite independently, supported by the new set of funding selected missions; implementation of Venture Class activities; evolution by scientific merits. In this town hall meeting, we would like to of and plans for the research, applied sciences, and technology explain our long journey to this historic point and present our new elements; contribution to interagency and international Earth commitment in global ocean research for new scientific discov- observation and global change programs; and response to and eries and for the sustained growth of humanity and expansion of preparation for community-based guiding documents. knowledge. Explanation on some new projects planned to begin in 2017 will be given as well as information on how to link up with SCOSTEP Town Hall Meeting—Future Directions for Solar- the existing projects and propose new ones together with local Terrestrial Physics Research Moscone West, 2011 scientists. Those with interest in the Pacific and Indian Oceans are welcomed. The SCOSTEP Variability of the Sun and Its Terrestrial Impact (Var- SITI) scientific program is in its second year with a very successful Strategies for Attracting and Advancing a Diverse Geoscience beginning in 2014. In spite of this success there are many scientific Workforce areas of interest to the solar-terrestrial physics community, which Moscone West, 2016 are not currently represented in VarSITI. The geoscience workforce is one of the least diverse, despite its The purpose of this town hall meeting is to exchange ideas and importance to understanding our planet’s past, present, and fu- discuss future directions for solar-terrestrial physics research. ture. The goals of this town hall are (1) to highlight successful pro- Recent progress and future directions in the SCOSTEP scientific grams for attracting and advancing historically underrepresented disciplines will be reviewed and the results from the 2016 COSPAR/ Earth scientists at multiple career stages, and (2) with audience SCOSTEP joint session will be summarized in a session opened to participation, identify strategies that AGU and its members can all interested. enact to broaden the participation of a diverse membership and workforce. Target audience: supervisors, heads/chairs, and The Future of Atmospheric Chemistry Research Moscone West, 2020 anybody interested in a more inclusive Earth science community. Sponsored by Earth Science Women’s Network, Association for In 2015, at the request of the National Science Foundation, the Women Geoscientists, National Association of Black Geoscien- National Academies formed the Committee on the Future of tists, and AGU.
Monday, 12 December 6:15 P.M.–7:15 P.M.
Highlights from the SPRUCE Project: Initial Results From an Ecosystem-Scale Warming and Elevated-CO2 Manipulation in a Northern Peatland Moscone West, 2018
Northern peatlands are vulnerable to climate change, yet re- sponses have not been well characterized at the ecosystem scale. Spruce and Peatland Responses Under Climatic and Environmen- tal Change (SPRUCE) is a decadal, ecosystem-scale experiment examining the vegetation, microorganism, and biogeochemical responses to warming and elevated CO2. SPRUCE manipulations were initiated in June 2014 with isolated deep peat heating. In Au- gust 2015, aboveground warming was added to yield whole-eco- system warming, and in June 2016, elevated CO2 was added to half the warming treatments. This town hall will present initial SPRUCE results and will provide a forum for discussions between AGU members and SPRUCE researchers. HALLS TOWN
Kickoff Conversation on the Importance of Data in the Earth and Space Sciences: A Conversation with Rebecca Moore, Director of Google Earth, Earth Engine & Outreach Moscone South 102
Rebecca Moore, Director of Google Earth, Earth Engine & Out- reach, will discuss Google’s perspective on working with big data, especially from space, and the emergence of the use of mas- sively-parallel cloud computing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence and other tools to extract meaning and insight from these petapixel-scale datasets. There are implications for some of our most intractable global challenges, such as climate change.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 41 Atmospheric Chemistry Research to undertake a study to identify Integration of the IODP Expeditions 350, 351, and 352 for priorities and strategic steps forward for atmospheric chemistry Comprehensive Understanding of the Arc Evolution and research for the next decade. The Committee engaged in extensive Continental Crust Formation community input gathering and produced a report (The Future Moscone West, 2008 of Atmospheric Chemistry Research: Remembering Yesterday, Understanding Today, Anticipating Tomorrow) that was released Key questions for comprehending arc crust formation are: (1) What in late summer of 2016. The conclusions and recommendations of is the nature of the crust and mantle in the region prior to the be- this report will be presented and discussed. The primary audience ginning of subduction? (2) How does subduction initiate and initial is the atmospheric chemistry research community and broader arc crust form? (3) What are the spatial changes of arc magma and atmospheric sciences community. crust composition of the entire arc? (4) How does the middle arc crust evolve? The best possible strategy for answering these ques- Tuesday, 13 December tions is drilling by IODP at the IBM (Izu-Ogasawara-Mariana) arc 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. system. Three IODP non-riser expeditions (350, 351, and 352) have focused on addressing these questions. One riser, ultra-deep hole AGU Data Fair: Data Skills Recommended for Researchers (IBM-4) has been proposed to further this work. and Scientists IODP Expeditions 350, 351, and 352 explored the northern IBM sys- Moscone West, 2002 tem in 2014. Now is the time for early results to be presented and for discussions to occur between the scientific teams working on Researchers and Scientists spend a significant amount of time these cores and the rest of the IBM system. Discussions will explore discovering, assessing, and working with data so that it is usable the petrology, geochemistry, geophysics, geochronology, and in the context of their research. New and improving tools and geodynamics of the tectonically complex region encompassing the techniques are available to help make this “data wrangling” time Philippine Sea Plate and surrounding area. more efficient. The panel will discuss recommended skills for both early-career scientists as well as those who are mid-career or later. NASA Sea Level Change Team Town Hall Moscone West, 2018
Critical Zone Observatories: Platforms for Collaborative Science In 2014, the NASA Sea Level Change Team (N-SLCT) was formed Moscone West, 2003 to address challenges in sea level research. Sea level change is a Critical zone observatories (CZOs) are natural laboratories for consequence of exchange of water between the land, atmosphere, investigating Earth surface processes. CZO research seeks to and oceans—including ice masses and land hydrology—as well understand these coupled processes across all timescales using as changes in ocean heat content and movements of the solid quantitative models parameterized from observations of meteo- Earth. Scientists from these disciplines have joined the N-SLCT rological variables, streams, and groundwater and sampling and to enhance our knowledge of the coupled system using the vast analyzing landforms, bedrock, soils, and ecosystems. Teams of network of NASA satellite observations and provide insights into cross-disciplinary scientists at nine sites across the United States the past, present, and future of sea level change. A Web portal has work to further CZ science using field and theoretical approaches, been built to provide a one-stop shop for NASA sea level data, education, and outreach. The U.S. network now includes a nation- information on sea level research, and the N-SLCT. The website al office and funds to develop international collaborations, and provides updates on research progress in sea level science as well currently is working to develop strong ties with other U.S. entities as background information on the causes and mechanisms. Here, including the LTER network and CUAHSI. we present the ongoing work of the N-SLCT by highlighting recent In this town hall the CZO community seeks to engage the greater accomplishments in the various disciplines and an overview of re- Earth surface and environmental science community through: cent updates on the N-SLCT Web portal (http://sealevel.nasa.gov). (1) a brief update on the recent development of a strategic plan Particularly, this will include further details on the Data Analysis for the U.S. CZO network, and a status report of international CZ Tool for comparing data sets and models and new tools that allow science activities; and, (2) a presentation by CZO researcher(s) to run and analyze the Ice Sheet System Model (ISSM) simulations. highlighting important advances that could not have been made without the CZO approach. All scientists interested in problems NSF Division of Polar Programs Town Hall related to the surface Earth environment are invited. Moscone West, 2011
Representatives from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Future Earth—Research Agenda and Opportunities for Global Division of Polar Programs will discuss the state of U.S. research Sustainability and science support in the polar regions. Topics will include (1) Moscone West, 2020 “Navigating the New Arctic,” one of nine NSF “big ideas”; (2) the Future Earth is setting out to facilitate internationally coordinat- Antarctic Infrastructure Modernization for Science (AIMS) project; ed research that delivers knowledge for our transformation to a (3) strategic priorities in Antarctic and Southern Ocean research; (4) sustainable world. The scientific agenda is evolving around key so- the Agreement for Enhancing International Arctic Science Cooper- ation; and (5) outcomes of the Arctic Science Ministerial. This town TOWN HALLS TOWN cietal challenges. These are being tackled through transdisciplinary and solution-driven research by several thematic knowledge-ac- hall will be relevant to current and prospective polar scientists and tion networks, which are open to participation by experts from a anyone interested in the Arctic and the Antarctic. diverse array of backgrounds. The session will focus on informing about the concept, topics, and PACE: NASA’s Next Generation Aerosol, Cloud, and Ocean Color state-of-the-art of knowledge-action networks from the perspec- Satellite Mission Moscone West, 2004 tives of researchers, coordinators, and funders. The session will also discuss opportunities for involvement for individuals and organi- The Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) mission will zations, including researchers early in their career or coming from continue NASA’s multidecade record of satellite ocean color, clouds, developing countries. and aerosol particles observations. In addition to improved measure- ments of aerosols, clouds, aquatic ecosystems and biogeochemistry, PACE measurements will provide new information, such as plankton functional types, to improve forecasting of harmful algal blooms, aid fisheries management, and monitor ocean health. Improved
42 2016 AGU FALL MEETING characterization of aerosol particles will improve the quantification ternational initiative under GEO with projects in Latin America and of Earth’s energy budget, enable assessments of aerosol impacts on activities within the Integrated Global Water Cycle Observations ocean biology and chemistry, and improve the atmospheric correc- (IGWCO) Community of Practice (CoP). tion for ocean color. PACE is planned to launch in 2022. This town hall will interest those engaged in research and applica- tions in water, and in the development of observational, analytical, Scientific Drilling in the Polar Regions and visualization systems. Topics to be discussed include organiz- Moscone West, 2005 ing GEOGloWS internationally for success, filling program gaps, and developing beneficial collaborations. GEOGloWS needs your Ice sheets, glaciers, and the underlying bedrock, sediment, and inputs and engagement. permafrost hold crucial evidence of past climate, ice sheet extent, and cratonic geology. National and international collaboration for How is NASA Opening Up Options for Obtaining Earth System drilling in the remote polar regions requires strategic coordination Science Measurements from Nongovernmental Small Satellite between science, technology, and logistics. This meeting will pro- Sources? vide the research community with updates on IDPO-IDDO, IPICS, Moscone West, 2004 IPA, RAID, and WISSARD initiatives. Opportunities for community involvement will be showcased, and input from the audience will Hear from decision-makers about the relationship between gov- be solicited. ernmental and nongovernmental sources of Earth observation. Learn about NASA’s interest in procuring and evaluating small NASA Planetary Sciences Division satellite constellation data measurements and products. Discuss Town Hall, Moscone West, 2009 challenges and opportunities associated with small satellite con- stellation data procurements. NASA’s Planetary Sciences Division (PSD) leadership team will present an update of status and plans with significant time for Ice Sheet System Model Town Hall Meeting discussion. The audience is expected to comprise current and Moscone West, 2009 potential investigators in PSD’s programs and/or those of its partner agencies, as well as current and potential users of its data The goal of this town hall meeting is to provide a forum for the and models. Ice Sheet System Model (ISSM) community to meet. Updates on recent developments regarding ice-flow modeling in ISSM will be Study Update: ESAS 2017, the 2017-2027 Decadal Survey provided, in particular, as it regards uncertainty quantification, ice/ for Earth Science and Applications from Space ocean and ice/atmosphere coupling, inverse modeling and data Moscone West, 2007 assimilation, as well as our outreach effort using the Virtual Earth System Laboratory. This year, several speakers will be invited to The 2007 “decadal survey” for Earth Science and Applications from present their results using ISSM, and at the end, a small clinic will Space was a first-ever comprehensive analysis of all Earth sciences be organized for scientists who wish to install ISSM on their ma- that could benefit from spaceborne observations. The report chine and get started with ice-flow simulations right away. from the next survey (www.nas.edu/esas2017), again sponsored by NASA, NOAA, and the USGS, is due by 31 December 2017. A key element of the survey is its canvas of the community for new ideas about missions, programs, and capabilities to advance Earth system science and to ensure the nation maintains healthy, robust, and successful research and application programs. The survey co-chairs and other representatives from the survey steering committee and its five study panels will be on hand to meet with community members and discuss the study’s organization and progress to date. Presenting Town Hall for Next Generation JAXA/NASA/ESA Solar Physics a poster at Mission Moscone West, 2012
Recently, JAXA, NASA, and ESA have jointly chartered the Science Fall Meeting? Objectives Team for a Next Generation Solar Physics Mission (NGSPM) to determine a set of science goals and mission concepts for a future collaborative space mission to be launched in the next Remember to upload 10-20 years. The Science Objectives Team (SOT) discussions have explored a wide range of potential objectives, including suggested topics submitted by members of the international solar physics your ePoster. community. During the AGU Fall Meeting, the SOT invites partici- HALLS TOWN pants to a town hall at noon on Tuesday, 13 December where we will present our initial findings and solicit feedback and input from by Friday, 30 December the community. 6:00 P.M. PST Tuesday, 13 December 6:15 P.M.–7:15 P.M. fallmeeting.agu.org Advancing Global Water Sustainability Moscone West, 2003
NASA, NOAA, and USGS have successfully advanced the Group on Earth Observation (GEO) Global Water Sustainability (GEOGloWS) strategy during the past year. GEOGloWS is now an anticipated in-
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 43 Latest News on NSF Geosciences The Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Moscone West, 2011 Project (AgMIP) Town Hall Moscone West, 2016 Leadership of the Directorate for Geosciences (GEO) at the National Science Foundation (NSF) will update the community on the latest AgMIP (www.agmip.org) is an international effort linking the GEO programmatic and budget information. We will also discuss the climate, crop, livestock, nutrition, and economics communities development of “10 Big Ideas for Future NSF Investments”—bold to produce the next generation of climate impact assessments questions that will drive NSF’s long-term research agenda and ensure for the agricultural sector. This meeting will engage the AGU that future generations will continue to reap the benefits of funda- community by providing an overview of AgMIP, soliciting mental research. Following short presentations, we look forward to feedback on the AgMIP 1.5°C protocols and other research hearing from the community on their questions and concerns regard- plans, and identifying opportunities for participants to become ing geoscience research, education, and infrastructure support. involved in AgMIP. Space Physics and Aeronomy Section Agency Night The European Research Council: Attractive Funding Opportunities Moscone West, 2006 for Individual Scientists We urge you to meet with representatives from NASA and the Moscone West, 2005
National Science Foundation (NSF) to become better informed The European Research Council (ERC) supports excellent investi- about current and pending programs and recent developments gator-driven frontier research across all fields of science. Since its at both agencies that address the Space Physics and Aeronomy foundation in 2007, ERC has already funded over 5000 research (SPA) research areas. This is your town hall; this one hour session projects and has become a European and global “trademark” for provides an opportunity to learn about future plans for the disci- research excellence. The ERC has a budget of over 13 billion € pline and to provide feedback to the funding agencies. This year (almost USD $15 billion) to be distributed to researchers between we solicit questions from the SPA community in advance. You have 2014 and 2020. It offers research grants of up to 3.5 million € (USD the chance to ask questions anonymously by submitting them to $4 million) for individual scientists from all over the world, who have [email protected]. You must submit your ques- the free choice of research topic, team, and location within Europe. tions by 15 November 2016 for consideration. You will also have a The presentation will focus on: chance to ask questions in person during the town hall. • Key features of ERC funding schemes; Not all questions submitted will be asked due to time constraints. • ERC application and evaluation processes; and Questions may be edited for content and form. We will also allocate • Funding overview, inter-alia analyzing the success of international some time so that the audience will be able to ask questions directly applicants. during the meeting. The minutes of Agency Night will be published This town hall meeting should appeal to potential future appli- on the SPA website. You are also encouraged to connect with your cants as well as research administrators with an interest in Europe- colleagues and Agency representatives at the SPA Reception. Note: an funding opportunities. the Reception follows Agency Night and will be held at a nearby hotel. Utilizing Online Streaming Data from the National Science Foundation’s Ocean Observatories Initiative Moscone West, 2008
In January 2016, the NSF-funded Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) went operational with online streaming data freely accessible by login. Over the year, the scientific community downloaded tera- bytes of data every month, engaged in workshops and webinars, and submitted proposals to further utilize the OOI. Join the OOI di- rector and scientists for a discussion touching on how you can best utilize this resource. Topics include: array configuration, data access and availability, case studies of data use, proposal submission, and upcoming plans for the next calendar year. Wednesday, 14 December 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
AGU Data Fair: Data Management Plan Development and Man- agement Best Practices Moscone West, 2003
Data Management Plans have been a required element of the TOWN HALLS TOWN research funding process for five or more years. Our panel of speak- ers will discuss the best practices, improvements, and how to make the most of a well-prepared and well-managed plan.
EarthScope Science and Synthesis Moscone West, 2007
EarthScope enables exploration of the structure and evolution of the North American continent using a wide range of data. The EarthScope program now includes a specific Synthesis track. The program encourages submission of proposals that facilitate integration and synthesis of major outcomes of EarthScope research and education and outreach. The EarthScope National Office is supporting a series of Synthesis workshops, on topics to
44 2016 AGU FALL MEETING be chosen based on community proposals. This town hall is aimed hall will provide the cryospheric science community with an at researchers interested in integrative science. We will review update about IceBridge data products and future plans. Particu- EarthScope science and facilities, discuss the plans and procedures lar focus will be given to community discussion on new science for the upcoming Synthesis workshops, and solicit feedback. directions and ways to best link the IceBridge data set with the upcoming ICESat-2 mission. Giant Sediment Coring for Paleoceanography Studies Moscone West, 2018 Strategic Direction for the Future of AGU’s Meetings Program
Moscone West, 2008 We aim at presenting the paleoceanography community with a unique sediment coring facility, allowing retrieving up to 75 m The town hall will announce and provide a platform for discussion long cores of controlled quality. on the strategic plan for the future of AGU’s meetings and conferences. The Research Vessel MARION DUFRESNE, operated by IPEV, a French government agency, is equipped with the CALYPSO giant coring sys- Toward an Interagency Collaborative Modeling Framework for Mul- tem. After a major refit in 2015, the coring capacities were developed tisector, Multistressor, Multiscale Impacts and Adaptation Analysis to further improve the length of the retrievable cores and the control Moscone West, 2005 on their quality, with undisturbed sediment. Recent results from the ACCLIMATE cruise, in the Southern Atlantic Ocean, will be presented. Understanding the dynamics of coupled human-environmental This vessel is then a fantastic opportunity for the paleoceanographic systems in a multistressor world is coming into focus as a crucial community to carry out expeditions at sea. area of societal need. Feedbacks and dynamic changes in one sector or system can affect others and lead to cascading failures/events. Earthcube: A Community-Driven Cyberinfrastructure for the Advances in climate, impacts, and integrated assessment modeling Geosciences provide opportunities for closer coupling of tools to explore interac- Moscone West, 2002 tions across scales—from regional to global—and infrastructure and systems linked through flows of food, materials, energy, water, and The EarthCube initiative is a community-driven activity aimed at other resources. The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) transforming the conduct of geosciences research and education is developing a coordinated approach and integrated modeling and by creating a well-connected and facile environment for sharing analysis framework built around integrated assessment (IA), impact and integrating data and knowledge across all geoscience disci- adaptation and vulnerability (IAV), and Earth system (ES) models. plines in an open, transparent, and inclusive manner and to accel- Such a framework can be tailored to questions, scales, and complex- erate our ability to understand and predict the Earth system. After ities for different uses/needs, offering a repository of modeling tools five years of community engagement and development activities, of varying complexity—from coarser grid, longer time-horizon to EarthCube is now transitioning into an implementation phase. higher-resolution, shorter-term models of socioeconomic systems, This town hall will discuss the progress of EarthCube on a number infrastructure, and natural resources. During the town hall, presen- of fronts and engage geoscientists in the future steps toward the tations will outline the needs, rationale, design, and paths forward, development of geoscience cyberinfrastructure for research. including regional and topical test beds. Results from a workshop and supporting technical activities will be discussed. Importantly, a panel In Pursuit of More Effective Decisions and Societal Benefits of invited agency representatives, e.g., DOE, DHS, EPA, NASA, USDA, Using NASA Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite-2 Data NSF, and USACE, will address Q&As. Town Hall Moscone West, 2016 U.S. Group on Earth Observations (USGEO) Town Hall
Moscone West, 2006 How will you use the elevation measurements from NASA’s Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2) mission? From The U.S. Group on Earth Observations (USGEO), a subcommittee informing operational sea ice forecasting for Arctic shipping to of the National Science and Technology Council’s Committee on helping monitor global flood risk to improving fire fuel mapping, Environment, Natural Resources, and Sustainability, was established the ICESat-2 Project is building a picture of how its planned obser- to assess federal Earth observation activities, foster improved Earth vations could be used to enhance decisions for communities across system data management and interoperability, and engage interna- the globe. This town hall provides updates on mission develop- tional stakeholders by coordinating U.S. participation in the interna- ment, highlights research insights for the application of ICESat-2 tional Group on Earth Observations (GEO). The NASA Authorization observations, and provides an opportunity to learn how you can Act of 2010 instructs the Director of OSTP to establish a mechanism get involved in defining new areas of application of benefit to your to ensure greater coordination of civilian Earth observations and target communities. related strategic planning. In support of this effort, USGEO conducts a triennial assessment of the federal Earth observation enterprise. SPA Early Career–NASA Leadership Mixer The assessment identifies the contributions of the broad spectrum Moscone West, 2004 of civil Earth observing systems to 13 distinct societal benefit areas and supports OSTP’s development of a triennial National Plan for We invite you to attend a town hall meeting for the LWS TR&T
Civil Earth Observations. USGEO leadership will discuss the assess- HALLS TOWN program at the AGU Fall Meeting. Please come and hear brief sum- ment-based planning process, a new needs collection process for maries on the program status and some of the existing TR&T Focus civil satellite-based observations, and the Second National Plan. Team efforts and to participate in open discussion of the program logistics, philosophy, and status of proposed topics for the new ROSES-17 LWS announcement. Thursday, 15 December 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. NASA Operation IceBridge Open Town Hall Meeting Moscone West, 2020 AGU Data Fair: Research Reproducibility Techniques Moscone West, 2009 IceBridge images Earth’s polar ice in unprecedented detail to better understand processes that connect the polar regions with Reproducible research can be defined in different ways and with the global climate system. IceBridge utilizes research aircraft and a different expected outcomes. The panel will discuss the meaning sophisticated suite of science instruments to characterize annual of reproducibility, its value to the community, and techniques to changes in thickness of sea ice, glaciers, and ice sheets. The town use when designing your research approach.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 45 Atmospheric Rivers—A Discussion of the Definition Under Future of Tectonics and Structural Geology: NSF-Sponsored Development for the Glossary of Meteorology White-Paper Effort Moscone West, 2016 Moscone West, 2011
This town hall provides an opportunity to contribute to the We solicit community input to the “Future research in tectonics and definition of “atmospheric river” currently being developed for the structural geology” NSF-sponsored white paper effort. The purpose Glossary of Meteorology. of the white paper is to identify areas of new research, prioritize infra- Atmospheric river partial definition: a long narrow and transient structure needs, and articulate the societal relevance of tectonics and corridor of anomalously strong horizontal water vapor transport, structural geology in the 21st Century. This meeting follows a work- typically located in the lowest 3 km of the troposphere and associ- shop held in Madison, Wisc., in May 2016. Input for the white paper ated with a low-level jet stream ahead of the cold front of an extra- will be derived from this town hall meeting and others, a community tropical cyclone. The water vapor in atmospheric rivers is supplied Web portal, and the May 2016 workshop summary and will provide by tropical and/or extratropical moisture sources and frequently guidance for future funding priorities. For background on the Madison yields heavy precipitation where they intersect topographic or meeting see https://sgtfuturedirections.wordpress.com/. other lower-tropospheric boundaries, or enter into warm-convey- or-belt isentropic upward air motions. Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC): The Next 5 Years of Federally Funded Arctic Research Developing the 2nd State of the Carbon Cycle Report—Inter- Moscone West, 2003 agency Engagement Opportunities with the Community Moscone West, 2006 Conveners will provide an overview of the science and policy driv- ers, scope, and research goals of the Arctic Research Plan FY2017- Led by the U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Program, the “2nd State of the 2021. The research plan describes Arctic research priorities of the Carbon Cycle Report” (SOCCR-2), an ongoing interagency USGCRP federal government that are expected to benefit from interagency Sustained Assessment activity, focuses on U.S. and North American collaboration during the period FY2017-2021. The town hall will carbon cycle processes, stocks, and flows and associated climate provide an opportunity for the research community to learn about change impacts in managed and unmanaged systems, including the Research Plan and how they can engage in its implementation. soils, oceans, rivers, wetlands, coasts/blue carbon, urban areas, The Plan, drafted by and approved by IARPC, is a product of the Na- agriculture, and forestry. Featuring SOCCR-2 updates and relevant tional Science and Technology Council of the White House Office of carbon management science perspectives and tools for supporting Science and Technology Policy. and informing decisions, as pertinent to the White House Climate Action Plan, U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Plan, and National Climate Requirements for Improving Coordination of Ice Sheet Assessment, this public engagement activity will brainstorm next Observation and Modeling-Based Activities steps in the report development, review and production process, Moscone West, 2005 including outreach and dissemination ideas with the AGU community. Current activities involving ice sheet observation, modeling, and model validation will be presented by U.S. federal agency manag- ers and project scientists from DOE, NASA, and NSF. Major efforts to date, remaining uncertainties, and future plans will be dis- cussed. Scientists from glaciological, modeling, and polar-climate disciplines are encouraged to attend to aid in identifying present gaps and priorities for future research.
The AmeriFlux Network: Celebrating Its 20th Anniversary Moscone West, 2004
2016 is the AmeriFlux Network’s 20th anniversary. Since it was launched in 1996 with 15 sites, more than 200 sites have joined the network, linking ecosystem-flux and process studies across the Americas. The DOE AmeriFlux Management Project serves the flux sites and data users, enhancing data quality, measurements, and synthesis. Join the town hall to hear news about the network, exchange ideas, learn about the FLUXNET2015 data release, and 20th anniversary activities like the journal special issue.
The Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Update on Progress and Future Plans Moscone West, 2002 TOWN HALLS TOWN Two Days of As the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) enters its second de- cade with a strategic plan recently approved by its 100+ members Student-Run Sessions and almost as many participating organizations, the hard work of designing, developing, and implementing activities aligned with 12–13 December 2016 the plan now begins. The years 2017 to 2019 represent the first major segment or tranche of this next decade, and this town hall 4:00 P.M. – 6:00 P.M. represents a key opportunity to reach out to the international com- Moscone West —2001A munity represented at AGU in order to generate more awareness, interest, and hopefully involvement in achieving the objectives of the strategic plan. Furthermore, this town hall also provides an excellent way to seek feedback regarding the major challenges and opportunities facing the organization and its implementation of the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS).
46 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Thursday, 15 December town hall aims to grow participation in and support efforts that 6:15 P.M.–7:15 P.M. rescue data so they can effectively support the scientific debates of today and the future. It will showcase data rescue initiatives Arctic-COLORS (Coastal Land Ocean Interactions): A NASA Field and announce the 2016 International Data Rescue Award win- Campaign Scoping Study ners. Moscone West, 2005 GeoPolicy Connect—A New Initiative to Bridge the Science This town hall aims to inform and solicit input from those who are and Policy Divide interested in biogeochemical/ecological Arctic research at the in- Moscone West, 2011 terface between the land and the near coastal environment. NASA scoping studies are driven largely be grass roots efforts, and as Science and policy—two worlds so different, yet so important to such require large and demonstrable community support in order each other. Policies not based in sound science can be ineffective, to eventually receive funding. Our goals are to present an overview while science that stands apart from policy can lose support. But of the proposed field campaign, progress to date, and then open policymakers and scientists face challenges communicating and up the floor for questions/answers and solicit input for consider- forming close connections. AGU launched “GeoPolicy Connect” in ation by a science definition team in the future. order to gather experts across sectors—science and policy, private and public—for meaningful conversations on challenging science Awards and Grants Advancing Your Early Earth Science Career: policy issues. The inaugural GeoPolicy Connect, held in October Multiagency Perspectives 2016 in Ft. Collins, Colo., focused on hydraulic fracturing. This town Moscone West, 2020 hall will discuss GeoPolicy Connect, the inaugural meeting, and solutions to bridging the science and policy divide. Career development and success in science is achieved with early knowledge and skills to navigate pathways to successful Providing Direct-to-Consumer Earth Science Outreach—the grants and awards. This town hall will help graduate students TravelingGeologist Case Study and scientists at all levels understand this navigation and Moscone West, 2009 help diversify the talent pool for such opportunities. Jointly organized by the U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Program and Earth To more effectively inspire the next generation of Earth scientists, Science Women’s Network, this event will provide information research community efforts at outreach must adapt to the chang- on pre- and postdoctoral research grants, Early Career Awards, ing technological and informational ecosystem in which young and other federal grant opportunities. Program managers from people today find themselves. Various outreach platforms have U.S. funding agencies will provide tips for maximizing success, different strengths. The TravelingGeologist is a nonprofit outreach including pathways for accessing information and engaging program and provides a well-established Web-based platform for with funding agencies. a large number of Earth scientists to participate in “direct-to-con- sumer” science outreach to attract and inspire budding scientists. Connecting HDF Communities This town hall will discuss the important aspects of Web-based Moscone West, 2004 outreach and strategies to maximize impact and participation.
The HDF data format is widely used by a diverse suite of Earth sci- What Ocean Science and Technology Should the U.S. Advance ence communities. In most cases, these communities develop their in the Next Decade? An Open Panel Discussion of the Next own APIs and apply their own community conventions to HDF, to Federal Ocean Research Plan specifically address their data management and analysis needs. Moscone West, 2002 That said, there are many similarities in strategies, data types, and analytical and visualization tools used by these communities, and In a time of environmental, political, and social change, a cohesive much can be learned from each other. This town hall will highlight federal strategy to advance ocean science and technology will be examples from seismic, remote sensing, astronomy, and other an important framework for guiding federal research, education, communities (e.g., PH5, ASDF, FITSinHDF, SPD, KEA, etc.) to help and infrastructure activities. With substantial community input, the connect the HDF communities through shared expertise. White House’s Subcommittee on Ocean Science and Technology is developing a Decadal Ocean Research Plan describing the most pressing areas of opportunity for the coming decade. This new Data Rescue in the Earth and Space Sciences and the plan will replace the existing “Charting the Course for Ocean Sci- International Data Rescue Award 2016 ence in the United States for the Next Decade: An Ocean Research Moscone West, 2018 Priorities Plan and Implementation Strategy,” which was initially Loss of data, especially irreproducible observational data, is a developed in 2007 and refreshed in 2013. This interactive session serious problem in the Earth and space sciences, particularly for will seek input on the plan’s content, including societal issues longitudinal studies documenting changes in our planet. Data that stimulate ocean research and technology and what activities rescue efforts preserve and make accessible data that are at risk are needed to address compelling national challenges. A draft prospectus of the plan will be made available for public comment
of being lost forever when researchers retire or die, or when data HALLS TOWN formats or storage media become obsolete and unreadable. This prior to the town hall.
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Union Earth and Space Science Informatics Mineral and Rock Physics Denis-Didier Rousseau Anne Wilson Sergio Vinciguerra Ecole Normale Supérieure, Laboratoire de Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space University of Turin, Italy Meteorologie Dynamique & CERES-ERTI Physics Mineral and Rock Physics Atmospheric and Space Electricity Earth and Space Science Informatics Rebecca Fischer Joseph Dwyer Lesley Wyborn Smithsonian National Museum of Natural University of New Hampshire Australian National University History and University of California, Santa Cruz
Atmospheric and Space Electricity Education Natural Hazards Timothy Lang Tamara Ledley Ramesh Singh NASA Marshall Space Flight Center TERC Chapman University
Atmospheric and Space Electricity Education Natural Hazards Robert Moore Michelle Hall Guido Cervone University of Florida Science Education Solutions The Pennsylvania State University
Atmospheric Sciences Geodesy Near Surface Geophysics Shuyi Chen Eric Leuliette Xavier Comas University of Miami NOAA Florida Atlantic University
Atmospheric Sciences Geodesy Nonlinear Geophysics Jonathan Jiang Shin-Chan Han Steven Fletcher NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory University of Newcastle Colorado State University
Biogeosciences Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Ocean Sciences Jennifer Biddle Julie Bowles Deborah Hutchinson University of Delaware University of Wisconsin at Madison USGS
Biogeosciences Global Environmental Change Ocean Sciences Oliver Sonnentag David Cairns Victoria Coles University of Montreal Texas A&M University University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Biogeosciences Global Environmental Change Ocean Sciences Mike Loranty Ben Kravitz Heidi Sosik Colgate University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Cryosphere Global Environmental Change Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology Timothy Bartholomaus Erwan Monier Petra Dekens University of Texas, Austin Massachusetts Institute of Technology San Francisco State University Cryosphere Global Environmental Change Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology Adam Winstral Huan Wu Howie Scher USDA University of Maryland University of South Carolina
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Hydrology Planetary Sciences Katie Skalak Bart Nijssen Barbara Cohen USGS University of Washington NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Hydrology Planetary Sciences Kimberly Hill Casey Brown Rosaly Lopes USGS University of Massachusetts, Amherst NASA
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Hydrology Public Affairs Brandon McElroy Megan Smith Linda Rowan University of Wyoming Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory UNAVCO
Earth and Space Science Informatics Hydrology - Ex-officio Seismology Kerstin Lehnert Terri Hogue Colleen Dalton Columbia University Colorado School of Mines Brown University PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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Fall Meeting Program Committee at AGU Headquarters during the program scheduling meeting in September.
Seismology Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior Tectonophysics Dylan Mikesell Jessica Irving Margarete Jadamec Boise State University Princeton University University of Houston
SPA-Aeronomy Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior Volcanology, Geochemistry Romina Nikoukar Max Rudolph and Petrology Johns Hopkins University Portland State University Cin-Ty Lee Rice University SPA-Magnetospheric Physics Tectonophysics Robyn Millan Jamie Kirkpatrick Volcanology, Geochemistry Dartmouth College McGill University and Petrology Amanda Clarke SPA-Solar and Heliospheric Physics Tectonophysics Arizona State University Todd Hoeksema Andrew Schaeffer Stanford University University of Ottawa PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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62 2016 AGU FALL MEETING All events are located in the Sharing Science Room (Moscone West: 2001A) unless otherwise noted.
Learn Science Policy Networking Lunch & Lounge Tuesday, 12:00 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Luncheon: How to Become a Congressional
Science Fellow or Mass Media Fellow Fall Meeting Tweetup Monday, 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Tuesday, 3:30 P.M.–4:30 P.M. San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate B AGU Booth
Sharing Science Communications Clinic Sharing Science Networking Lounge Monday, 2:30 P.M.–3:45 P.M. Wednesday, 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
Sharing Science in Plain English (Panel & Lunch) Blogging and Social Media Forum 101 Tuesday, 12:30 P.M.–2:00 P.M. Wednesday, 2:00 P.M.–3:00 P.M.
The Next Frontier: Lightning Comms Workshop Blogging and Social Media Forum 201 for Established Scientists Wednesday, 3:00 P.M.–4:00 P.M. Tuesday, 2:00 P.M.–3:45 P.M. Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon Meet the Filmmaker Thursday, 1:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M. Wednesday, 8:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M. Be Inspired You Don’t Have to Quit Your Day Job—Career Panel Wednesday, 9:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M. Public Lecture: How Do We Choose Career Center a Landing Site on Mars? Sunday, 12:00 P.M.–1:00 P.M. Communicating Your Science: Ask the Experts Moscone South, Room 104 Wednesday, 10:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M. AGU Cinema: Short Films on Science Science Policy 101 Monday–Tuesday, 8:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. Wednesday, 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M. Thursday, 8:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M. Moscone North, Rooms 120—121 Friday, 8:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
Wearing the White Hat: Careers in Science Policy Student Pop-Up Talks Wednesday, 4:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M. Monday & Tuesday, 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Career Center The Story Collider—Geosciences Science Policy 201 Thursday, 8:00 P.M.–10:00 P.M. Thursday, 11:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M. Rickshaw Stop, 155 Fell St, San Francisco
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Sketch Your Science Bringing Science Communication into Curricula Monday–Friday, All day and be entered to win prizes! Monday, 1:40 P.M.–6:00 P.M. Moscone South, Poster Hall Sharing Science Mentoring Meet-up Monday, 1:00 P.M.–2:00 P.M. Road Maps to Successfully Sharing Science Wednesday, 8:00 A.M.–12:20 P.M. Building an Online Presence/Using Social Media Moscone South, Poster Hall as a Jobseeker Tuesday, 11:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. & 4:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M. The Up-Goer Five Challenge: Career Center A Fun and Radical Way to Distill Your Science
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 65 ACSESS—Alliance of Crop, Soil, American Geophysical Union & Environmental Science Societies Booth: 805 Booth: 1431 Jamie Liu Tricia Newell 2000 Florida Ave., NW [email protected] Washington, DC 20009 USA 5585 Guilford Road Phone: 202-462-6900 Madison, WI 53711 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 608-268-4967 Web site: www.agu.org dl.sciencesocieties.org AGU is an international scientific society of nearly 60,000 members The ACSESS Digital Library is a complete collection of all content and 139 countries. AGU provides a collaborative and engaging published by the American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science forum for the geoscience community through scholarly journals, Society of America, Soil Science Society of America, and addi- books, meetings, career services, education and student programs, tional publications from related Societies including the American and science policy resources. Learn more at www.agu.org. Society of Animal Science, American Meat Science Association, and Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering. The ACSESS Digital Air Force Technical Applications Library makes it possible to search, browse, research, save, and Booth: 1444 share all of our published content in one convenient place. The Rose Day
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Digital Library is a vital component in serving our mission and our [email protected] membership by providing innovative, valuable resources for the South Patrick Drive betterment of our community, and our world. Rockledge, FL 32955 Phone: 321-494-5437 Aeris Technologies, Inc. http://www.25af.af.mil/Units/AFTAC.aspx Booth: 718 James Scherer The Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC) provides [email protected] national authorities quality technical measurements to monitor 230 Twin Dolphin Drive, Suite D signatory countries compliance with the 1963 Limited Test Ban Redwood City, CA 94065 Treaty. AFTAC employs over 1,000 Department of Defense military Phone: 650-620-9421 and civilian personnel. AFTAC operates and maintains a global network of nuclear event detection sensors called the U.S Atomic Aeris Technologies, Inc. presents its new MIRA PICO and Ultra Series Energy System (USAEDS). Once the USAEDS senses a disturbance high-accuracy laser-based gas analyzers. MIRA analyzers are based underground, underwater, in the atmosphere, or in space, the on a proprietary mid-IR spectrometer engine, achieving ppb level event is analyzed for nuclear identification and findings are reported sensitivity and accuracy in an industry smallest, lightest, and lowest to national command authorities through Headquarters U.S. Air power consumption package. Aeris’ Patent Pending multipass cell is Force. matched with miniature, high-performance electronics, producing an ultrasensitive yet robust sensor platform. MIRA analyzers are ideal Airphoton, LLC for greenhouse gas and pollution monitoring, natural gas leak detec- Booth: 1433 tion (with unmatched simultaneous CH4/C2H6 capability), process Rich Kleidman monitoring, or continuous emissions monitoring. Versions are now [email protected]
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66 2016 AGU FALL MEETING tration, and video abstracts. We are a team of former researchers Anasys Instruments with expertise in over 400 fields of study, so we can help scientists Booth: 207 like you communicate their work to the scientific community and Molly Morrison beyond. Since 2004, our tools and solutions have helped over one [email protected] million researchers get published. 325 Chapala Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 American Geosciences Institute Phone: 805-730-3310 Booth: 1128 www.anasysinstruments.com Maureen Moses [email protected] Anasys Instruments is dedicated to delivering innovative products 4220 King Street and solutions that measure spatially varying physical and chemical Alexandria, VA 22302 properties with nanoscale spatial resolution, critical in a diverse Phone: 703-379-2480 range of fields, including polymers, materials science, life science, semiconductors, and data storage. The nanoIR™ product line American Geosciences Institute (AGI) connects Earth, science, and provides robust nanoscale chemical analysis, along with comple- people by serving as a unifying force for the geoscience commu- mentary thermal, structural, and mechanical mapping capabilities. nity. With a network of 51 member societies, AGI represents more The newest nanoIR2-s™ platform combines s-SNOM and AFM-IR, than a quarter-million geoscientists. No matter your individual enabling mapping of complex optical properties and phenomena
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68 2016 AGU FALL MEETING oxygen sensors, temperature sensors, chlorophyll meters, aspirated global issues like ecology, the environment, climate change, ocean- radiation shields, and more. ography, geology, history, human impact, and more. It can also display beautiful, inspirational images of the Earth, Sun, planets, Applied Spectra and moons. Instructors can even create their own images for dis- Booth: 1525 play. The OmniGlobe is limitless and infinitely updateable and can Miyeun Yoo display ever-changing educational and inspirational content for [email protected] years to come! Come visit us in Booth 547 for a full demonstration 46665 Fremont Boulevard of all that the OmniGlobe can do! Fremont, CA 94538 Phone: 510-657-7679 Arizona State University—School of Earth & Space appliedspectra.com/ Exploration Booth: 1021 Applied Spectra, Inc., is a leading manufacturer of laser ablation Sheri Klug Boonstra (LA) and laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) instru- [email protected] ments. Our J200 series instruments include standalone LIBS, sol- 201 E. Organ Mall Moeur Building, Box 876305 id-state UV LA, femtosecond LA, and the game-changing Tandem Tempe, AZ 85287-6305 LA–LIBS instrument. The J200 Tandem LA-LIBS instrument provides Phone: 480-965-5514 geochemists the ability to perform high-precision isotope/element
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Union Session: The Asahiko Taira International Scientific Ocean Drilling Research Prize
Wednesday, 14 December 1:40 P. M.–2:35 P. M. Moscone West—Room: 2022–2024
This Union session highlights the work of early and middle career scientist in recognition of outstanding transdisciplinary research accompaniments in ocean drilling.
Union Session: New Generation of Scientists Thursday, 15 December 1:40 P. M.– 6:00 P. M. Moscone South—Room: 102
This Union session is dedicated to the work of young and early career scientist and will honor the 2016 AGU James B. Macelwane Medalists, the Science for Solutions Award recipient and the Africa Awards for Research Excellence in Earth and Space Science.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 69 ASC Scientifi c ASD Inc., A PANalytical Company Booth: 1210 Demo Suite 1 John Toth [email protected] jtoth@ascscientifi c.com 2555 55th Street, Suite 100 2075 Corte Del Nogal, Suite T Boulder, CO 80301 Carlsbad, CA 92011 Phone: 303-444-6522 Phone: 760-431-2655 www.panalytical.com www.ascscientifi c.com ASD Inc., a PANalytical company, is the global leader in remote Manufacturer and supplier of research tools for the Earth sciences, sensing and hyperspectral measurement solutions, providing specializing in paleomagnetic, geomagnetic, and mapping instru- unparalleled ground truthing results. Our rugged, portable Field- ments and fi eld geology tools. Paleomagnetic instruments include Spec® 4 line of spectroradiometers provides the freedom to rapidly spinner magnetometers, demagnetizers, and susceptibility instru- collect high-quality spectra in the fi eld. Trusted by top research ments from AGICO, Bartington, and ASC. Mapping instruments experts at thousands of universities and research institutions, ASD’s include laser rangefi nders from LTI. full-range spectrometers are used in more than 70 countries. For more information, please visit www.asdi.com. ASD Inc., A PANalytical Company Booth: 219 Asia Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS)
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Call for Papers for Natural Hazards Theme Issue
Volume 4 • Issue 8 • August 2016 • Pages 323–406 Avoiding disasters: Strengthening societal resilience to natural hazards Earth’s Future is seeking submissions on conceptual, numerical, statistical, and empirical approaches related to all natural and human-induced hazards such as droughts, floods, volcanos, tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados, and wildfires and from all areas of Earth sciences. Submissions will be accepted through 2017 and published as accepted to preserve the journal’s commitment to rapid online publication. earthsfuture.agu.org
70 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Association for Women Geoscientists Belmont Forum Booth: 615 Booth: 225 Dennise Templeton Susanna Ehlers [email protected] [email protected] 12000 North Washington Street, Suite 285 416 W. Congress Street, Suite 100 Thornton, CO 80241 Tucson, AZ 85701 Phone: 303-412-6219 Phone: 520-209-4132 www.belmontforum.org Description not available at press time. The Belmont Forum is a group of the world’s major and emerging AURA National Solar Observatory funders of global environmental change research. It aims to accelerate Booth: 306 delivery of the environmental research needed to remove critical barri- Priscilla Piano ers to sustainability by aligning and mobilizing international resources. [email protected] It pursues the goals set in the Belmont Challenge by adding value to 950 N. Cherry Avenue existing national investments and supporting international partner- Tucson, AZ 85719 ships in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary scientific endeavors. Phone: 303-735-9044 www.nso.edu/ Belmont Forum e-Infrastructure
Booth: 505 PROFILES EXHIBITOR The National Solar Observatory (NSO) mission is to advance Tina Lee knowledge of the Sun, both as an astronomical object and as the [email protected] dominant external influence on Earth. NSO’s exhibit booth will fea- 1955 E Sixth Street, ture images and a video of the 4-m Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope PO Box 210184 currently being built on Haleakalā, Maui, Hawai‘i. Also featured are Tucson, AZ 85701 NSO’s current flagship facilities, the Dunn Solar Telescope in Sunspot, Phone: 520-621-2408 NM, and the McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope at Kitt Peak in Tucson, www.bfe-inf.org AZ, and information about the NSO Integrated Synoptic Program. The Belmont Forum is a consortium of 23 international govern- Aventech Research, Inc. mental science agencies who are funding global environmental Booth: 1042 change research. The Belmont Forum e-Infrastructures and Data Bruce Woodcock Management Project aims to establish a global e-Infrastructures [email protected] framework that supports open access to data-intensive, multidis- 756 Huronia Road, Unit 2 ciplinary research. Drawing from exemplars of data management Barrie, ON L4N 6C6 best practices, protocols and standards, and incorporating the Phone: 705-722-4288 needs of social and natural sciences and global change research communities, the e-Infrastructures framework in development Aventech provides leading-edge air-data and GPS-inertial solu- is intended to facilitate the Belmont Forum’s goal “to deliver tions for airborne measurement. The industry-leading AIMMS-30 knowledge needed for action to avoid and adapt to detrimental is a fully-integrated system meeting the airborne weather and environmental change including extreme hazardous events.” attitude measurement requirements of scientific operators. The AIMMS provides accurate, real-time attitude and meteorological Beta Analytic Inc. data on board the aircraft or remotely via the AVSTAR satellite Booth: 928 reporting system. Ron Hatfield [email protected] Battelle Memorial Institute 4985 SW 74th Court Booth: 1507 Miami, FL 33155 Laura Mrozinski Phone: 305-667-5167 [email protected] 505 King Avenue Beta Analytic Inc.—world’s largest and most trusted radiocar- Columbus, OH 43201 bon dating laboratory. Sample results reported in 3–14 business Phone: 800-201-2011 days. We DO NOT SUBCONTRACT your irreplaceable samples to www.battelle.org other laboratories, as they operate outside of our strict ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Quality Testing Standards. Samples of <100 micro- At technology centers and national laboratories around the world, grams carbon can be dated at no additional cost. Stable isotope Battelle applies cutting-edge research and development capabil- ratios (C, N, O, H) are measured by isotope ratio mass spectrometry, ities to solve what matters most for government and commercial and there are never any cancelation fees for samples that yield clients. We proudly manage the National Ecological Observatory an insufficient quantity or quality of carbon for dating. Respected Network for the National Science Foundation to provide data and worldwide for accuracy, dependability, and customer care. Sample assignable assets for ecological scientists. results accessible 24/7 via secure web access: www.radiocarbon.com.
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 71 72 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Brunton Outdoor titles, available at 20% discount, and to pick up sample copies of Booth: 1405 our journals. Visit our website to find out more about what we do: Lisa Beres www.cambridge.org/academic. [email protected] 1900 South Taylor Avenue Cambustion Louisville, CO 80027 Booth: 337 Phone: 720-448-6373 Jerry Hall http://brunton.com [email protected] 347 Cherry Hinton Road At Brunton, we believe in providing our customers with the most Cambridge, UK accurate, dependable, and durable navigation tools and instru- Phone: 44-122-321-0250 ments. It’s been this way since 1894, when D.W. Brunton created www.cambustion.com/aerosol the now legendary Pocket Transit compact, precision compass that continues to give outdoorsman the confidence to push beyond the Cambustion’s world-leading range of aerosol and gas instru- beaten path. Today, this spirit of indestructible innovation lives in mentation continues to expand with the launch of the Aerody- the form of professional-grade solutions as tough and diverse as namic Aerosol Classifier (AAC), a novel instrument for classifying the rugged Rocky Mountains that we’ve called our laboratory for aerosol particles according to aerodynamic diameter, without over 125 years. Our goal is to build products as tough as the people charging or morphology effects. The CPMA classifies particles
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 73 has data-acquisition and control systems for all of your projects Climanosco where measurements matter. Booth: 806 Michel Bourqui C-Core [email protected] Booth: 1629 Viaduktstrasse 95 CH-8005 Zurich, Switzerland Description not available at press time. Phone: 4-179-159-8364 www.climanosco.org Cegasa, USA Booth: 217 Climanosco is an independent, nonprofit association open to all Scot Gillmore climate scientists and to anybody interested in the climate. Its [email protected] main goal is to publish state-of-the-art climate science for the general 1701 Armitage Court public in a reliable and understandable format for free. It builds a Addison, Illinois 60101 worldwide network of climate scientists and interested citizens. It was Phone: 847-452-6515 created by scientists to help raise climate literacy around the world. For climate researchers, Climanosco offers a dynamical environment Cegasa is a supplier of Zinc Air Alkaline and Lithium Ion Batteries designed to support their efforts to bring their research to the general for industrial applications. Zinc Air Alkaline batteries are com- public. A special peer-review process involving nonscientific referees
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR pletely environmentally safe primary batteries with extremely high and a growing network of interested citizens offers a unique testbed Energy density. They are very well suited for remote environments, helping them to develop and improve their writing skills. losing only about 8% of their capacity after 2 years. Climate Science Legal Defense Fund Center for Applied Isotope Studies Booth: 1523 Booth: 517 Lauren Kurtz Alexander Cherkinsky [email protected] [email protected] 435 W. 116th Street, Room 527 120 Riverbend Road New York, NY 10027 Athens, GA 30602 Phone: 646-801-0853 Phone: 706-542-1395 http://www.climatesciencedefensefund.org www.cais.uga.edu The Climate Science Legal Defense Fund (CSLDF) works to defend The Center for Applied Isotope Studies (CAIS) is a multidisciplinary climate scientists who are dragged into litigation or otherwise research center offering a wide range of analytical expertise, threatened with legal attacks and harassment by politically and enabling its scientists to collaborate with industrial and academic ideologically motivated groups. We also work to educate members partners on research programs and method development applica- of the scientific community, helping them gain a better under- tions including: stable isotope ecology, AMS radiocarbon dating, standing of the legal issues surrounding their work, and to educate water quality, heavy metal speciation, soil analysis, and quantita- the public about the legal issues facing climate scientists. Since tive and qualitative elemental analyses. CAIS has two accelerators 2011, we’ve helped close to a hundred researchers, conducted le- dedicated to radiocarbon measurement and houses the second gal education workshops for scientists and lawyers, and developed largest stable isotope laboratory in the U.S. Additional analytical fa- a network of pro-bono lawyers ready to help scientists. cilities include: ion chromatography (IC, HPLC, GC, GC/MS, GC/MS/ MS), X-ray fluorescence, and inductively coupled plasma analysis Climate Signals (MC-ICP-MS, ICP-MS, ICP-OES). Booth: 1513 Rose Andreatta China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) [email protected] Booth: 1437 Climate Nexus Chunxia Yang 171 Madison Avenue, Suite 901 [email protected] New York, NY 10016 Department of Human Resources Phone: 646-559-8370 388 Lumo Road www.climatesignals.org Wuhan, Hubei 430074, China Phone: 86-27-678-83720 Climate Signals illustrates what climate change looks like on the www.cug.edu.cn ground and specifies the long-term climate trends and physical processes. The platform offers a global event map, detailed indi- China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) (CUG) is adjacent to vidual event pages, and searchable databases of climate science national high-tech development zone and “China Optical Valley” sources as well as climate change monitors relaying real-time with the scenic East Lake by its side in Wuhan, Hubei Province, data. Embeddable “signal tree” graphics illustrate the connections China. CUG was founded in 1952 as one of the comprehensive and between climate change and individual extreme events. Climate national key universities with a distinct focus on geology, natural Signals is a project of Climate Nexus, currently in open-beta release resources, environment, and geological engineering technology. for public user testing and engagement. CUG currently comprises 21 academic colleges and schools and 60 undergraduate programs. Currently, talents from all over the world are warmly welcome to work here to speed up the process of building CUG into a world-class university with a strong competi- tive edge in geosciences.
74 2016 AGU FALL MEETING 2016 AGU FALL MEETING 75 CNRS—Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique national ocean observing systems. Representing over 80% of the Booth: 844 global oceanographic HF radar market, SeaSonde has captured Kristiana Stoitseva and quantified ocean response to many extreme weather events [email protected] including hurricanes and winter storms, and also proven useful in 3 rue Michel-Ange emergency situations such as search and rescue and spill response. F-75016 Paris, France SeaSondes have operated in over 30 countries and are supported Phone: 33-144-964-415 by both manufacturer and its network of global affiliates. http://www.cnrs.fr College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences CNRS is a public organization under the authority of the French Booth: 324 Ministry of Education and Research. Within it, the National Institute Robert Allan for Earth sciences, Astrophysics and Planetology (CNRS-INSU) [email protected] develops and coordinates research conducted by CNRS and 104 CEOAS Admin other research agencies, in these areas. It conceives and manages Corvallis, OR 97331 research infrastructures; it funds and provides technical support for Phone: 541-737-1340 multi-year research projects and large scale facilities. CNRS-INSU https://ceoas.oregonstate.edu/ also organizes foresight activities that are to define future scientific directions. Come visit us to learn more and to see our list of post- The College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences is a recog-
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76 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Columbia University Press Critical Zone Observatories Booth: 339 Booth: 309 Corey Beebe Tim White [email protected] [email protected] 61 W 62nd Street The Penn State New York, NY 10023 2217 EES Building Phone: 212-459-0600 University Park, PA 16802 http://www.cup.columbia.edu Phone: 814-865-2213 http://www.criticalzone.org/national/ Columbia University Press seeks to enhance Columbia University’s educational and research mission by publishing outstanding original The Critical Zone Observatory (CZO) NSF national program is an works by scholars and other intellectuals that contribute to an NSF-funded network of nine observatories studying the Critical understanding of global human concerns. The Press also reflects the Zone. This zone is a living, breathing, constantly evolving bound- importance of its location in New York City in its publishing programs. ary layer at Earth’s surface where rock, soil, water, air, and living Through book, reference, electronic publishing, and distribution ser- organisms interact. Each CZO is run by a team of cross-disciplinary vices, the Press broadens the university’s international reputation. scientists working at the catchment/watershed scale focused on the interconnected chemical, physical, and biological processes Consortium for Ocean Leadership shaping Earth’s surface.
Booth: 230 PROFILES EXHIBITOR Allison Hays CRM [email protected] Booth: 1045 1201 New York Avenue NW, 4th Floor Daniel Mark Washington, DC 20005 [email protected] Phone: 202-797-1644 PO Box 396 http://www.oceanleadership.org/ Newcastle, WY 82701 Phone: 443-742-7178 The Consortium for Ocean Leadership is a Washington, DC, non- profit organization that represents the leading public and private Original handmade jewelry. Design themes inspired from both ocean research education institutions, aquaria, and industry with our aerospace and architectural backgrounds, emphasizing select the mission to shape the future of ocean science and technology. natural stones and top-grade vivid gemstones, hosted in a variety In addition to its advocacy role as the voice of the ocean research of precious metals. and education community, Ocean Leadership manages a variety of community-wide research and education programs in areas of CSU Northridge ocean observing, ocean exploration, and ocean partnerships. Booth: 1606
Copernicus.org Description not available at press time. Booth: 1229 Anna Wenzel CTBTO Preparatory Commission [email protected] Booth: 231 Bahnhofsallee 1E Pierrick Mialle D-37081 Göttingen, Germany [email protected] Phone: 49-555-699-0033-950 Vienna International Centre www.copernicus.org/ Wagramerstrasse 5 A-1200 Vienna, Austria Promoting scientific work is our focus. Serving those dedicated to Phone: 0043-1-2603060-6297 science is our passion. We have been a partner of scientists since www.ctbto.org 1988. By publishing highly reputable peer-reviewed open-access journals and organizing conferences, we promote scientific work Description not available at press time. worldwide. Since 2001, we have been dedicated to open access as a principle. We believe that free access to publications and confer- CUAHSI—Consortium of Universities for the Advance- ence presentations is best for scientific progress. With a wide array ment of Hydrologic Science, Inc. of services, we support associations in the fulfilment of their tasks Booth: 422 and develop appropriate software solutions for achieving these Emily Clark aims. Whatever we do: the individuals take center stage. [email protected] 196 Boston Avenue, Suite 3000 COSPAR 2018 Medford, MA 02155 Booth: 1625 Phone: 339-221-5400 http://www.cuahsi.org Description not available at press time. The Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science Inc. (CUAHSI) is a 501(c) (3) research organization repre- senting more than 130 U.S. universities and water science-related organizations. CUAHSI receives support from the National Science Foundation to develop infrastructure and services for the advance- ment of water science in the United States.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 77 DARTS JAXA/ISAS framework and sustainable cyberinfrastructure that meets the Booth: 347 needs of science and society for open, persistent, robust, and se- Hideaki Tonooka cure access to well-described and easily discovered Earth observa- [email protected] tional data. DataONE also aids researchers in fulfilling their need for 3-1-1 Yoshinodai, Chuo data management and training. These needs are filled by offering Sagamihara, Kanagawa 252-5210, Japan the scientific community a suite of tools and education materials Phone: +81-50-3362-2775 that cover all aspects of the data life-cycle; from data collection to darts.isas.jaxa.jp management, analysis, and publication.
Data ARchive and Transmission System (DARTS) is the data archive Deltares for the Japanese space science and exploration missions. One of Booth: 1413 the major purposes is to provide highly processed scientific data Roeli Suiker products with researchers in space science, such as solar-terrestrial [email protected] physics, solar physics, lunar and planetary science and astrophys- Rotterdamseweg 185 ics, via the Internet. DARTS has been developed and maintained 2629 HV Delft, Netherlands by the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (ISAS), Japan Phone: + 31 88 335 8273 Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). http://www.deltares.nl
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Data Conservancy Project Deltares is an independent institute for applied research in the field Booth: 1633 of water and subsurface. Throughout the world, we work on smart solutions, innovations, and applications for people, environment, Description not available at press time. and society. Our main focus is on deltas, coastal regions, and river basins. Managing these densely populated and vulnerable areas is DataONE complex, which is why we work closely with governments, business- Booth: 304 es, other research institutes, and universities at home and abroad. Amber Budden Our motto is Enabling Delta Life. We believe in openness and trans- [email protected] parency, as is evident from the free availability of a selection of our 1312 Basehart SE software and models. Open source works, is our firm conviction. Albuquerque, NM 87106 Phone: 505-814-1112 http://www.dataone.org
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As a U.S. Department of Energy scientific user facility with mea- Dynamax, Inc. manufactures and distributes a wide range of surement capabilities across the globe, the Atmospheric Radiation products for plant science research including the Flow32 sap flow Measurement (ARM) Climate Research Facility is used by scientists systems for measuring “real-time” plant water use. Plant water to obtain long-term measurements of radiative fluxes, cloud and relations, soil moisture, canopy gas exchange, phytoremediation, aerosol properties in diverse locales for studying atmospheric weather, plant stress, global climate change, root development, processes and improving climate models. and irrigation are some areas where Dynamax equipment is used.
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Diana March John Strachan PROFILES EXHIBITOR [email protected] [email protected] 3334 E Coast Highway #328 Nutsey Lane Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Totton, Southampton, Hants SO40 3NB, UK Phone: 818-421-1993 Phone: 44-238-086-9922 http://www.earthdata.co.uk Diana March/Jewels of the Earth. Jeweler Diana March is well-known for her work in rare, museum-quality gems, minerals, meteorites, Earth Data’s rugged, low-power Digitizers incorporate 3 or 6 crystals, fossils, artifacts, and ocean elements. Honoring the natural delta-sigma converters (channels), offering data rates of 1 to 3000 beauty, shape, and feel of each hand-chosen stone, she wire-designs Hz with extremely high dynamic ranges of 140 dB at 100 Hz and her jewelry in precious metals with an eye to make exclusive cre- 150 dB at 10 Hz. Internal and external GPS options provide very ations. She keeps the elements in their raw form wherever possible, accurate timing and position information. Internal FLASH storage which is the reason her work is called Elegant Geology. Her goal is to and networking capabilities support their use as real-time data create wearable moments in time from Earth, sea, and space. acquisition stations (e.g. SEEDLink Server). When supplied in our Data Loggers with removable media (e.g. SSD drive), a configu- DOSECC Exploration Services rable recording solution is provided (e.g. miniSEED). USB, wired, Booth: 1421 and wireless network communications offer various protocols (e.g. Beau Marshall HTTP, FTP) and data docking or download facilities; web browser [email protected] configuration and monitoring is supported. 2075 S. Pioneer Road, Suite B Salt Lake City, UT 84104 Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) Nanyang Phone: 801-583-2150 Technological University www.dosecc.com Booth: 1445 Yvonne Soon DOSECC is a geoscience-driven, engineering, and drilling firm with [email protected] 30+ years’ experience completing projects around the globe. We 50 Nanyang Avenue, N2-01a-11 help solve key business problems and answer pressing questions Singapore 639798 that impact our planet. DOSECC does more than providing coring Phone: 65-659-275-42 services. Our full-service solution includes the development of new http://www.earthobservatory.sg equipment to meet new challenges, equipment fabrication, exe- cution of projects, and subsequent analysis and reporting. While The Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) is Singapore’s main some of our projects are straightforward, DOSECC is known for hub for geohazards research, focusing on earthquakes, volcanic creating innovative solutions for particularly challenging drilling eruptions, tsunamis, and climate change research in and around projects. From concept and strategy to design and implementa- Southeast Asia. Outreach programs in media and art attest to the tion, we provide a complete solution. Observatory’s commitment to raise awareness of geological pro- cesses through various media in order to create more sustainable Droplet Measurement Technologies societies. EOS acquires knowledge of, and contributes to, forecasts Booth: 624 of these natural process natural hazards, passing information on Kristie Stowers to governments, communities, and businesses, so that they can [email protected] adapt to these environmental challenges. EOS, an autonomous 2545 Central Avenue, Suite 100 institute of Nanyang Technological University, is a Research Centre Boulder, CO 80301-5727 of Excellence. Phone: 303-440-5576
Droplet Measurement Technologies is the most diversified provider of instrumentation in the world for measuring atmospheric aerosol and cloud particles. Our sensors measure refractory and equivalent black carbon, cloud condensation nuclei, and ice nuclei, bioaero- sols, cloud droplets, and ice crystals on ground-based or airborne platforms.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 79 Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) EarthScope National Office Booth: 247 Booth: 519 Erin Robinson Samantha Slease [email protected] [email protected] 3980 Broadway, Suite 103-185 903 Koyukuk Drive Boulder, Colorado 80304 P.O. Box 757320 Phone: 314-369-9954 Fairbanks, AK 99775-7320 http://esipfed.org Phone: 907-474-2700 www.earthscope.org The Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) is an open, networked community that brings together science, data EarthScope is a program of the National Science Foundation that and information technology practitioners. Participation in ESIP is deploys thousands of seismic, GPS, and other geophysical instru- beneficial because it provides an intellectual commons to expose, ments to study the structure and evolution of the North American gather, and enhance in-house capabilities in support of an continent and the processes that cause earthquakes and volcanic organization’s own mandate. eruptions. It involves collaboration between scientists, educators, policymakers, and the public to learn about/utilize exciting scientific Earth, Planets and Space discoveries as they are being made. EarthScope comprises three Booth: 1145 interlinking components: 1) the EarthScope Facility operated by the
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Yuto Katoh UNAVCO and IRIS consortia, 2) a research program that supports PI- [email protected] led investigations, and 3) an investigator community, coordinated by 301 Star-Valley, 3-20-8 Kita-Senzoku, Ota-ku an EarthScope National Office, that participates in science planning, Tokyo Japan 145-0062 research, and facility governance. Phone: 81-364-256-450 http://earth-planets-space.springeropen.com/ ECORD/IODP–ICDP Booth: 314 The open-access journal Earth, Planets and Space (EPS) presents Patricia Maruejol scientific articles in the Earth and planetary sciences, in particular, [email protected] geomagnetism, aeronomy, space science, seismology, volcanology, CRPG-CNRS 15 Rue Notre Dame Des Pauvres geodesy, and planetary science. EPS also welcomes articles in new F-54500 Vandoeuvre Les Nancy, France and inter-disciplinary subjects, including instrumentation. Phone: 33-383-594-118 www.ecord.org/ EarthCube Booth: 509 Two major and complementary international programs under- Sheri Ruscetta take drilling for the scientific community: International Ocean [email protected] Discovery Program (IODP) and International Continental Scientific P.O. Box 3000 Drilling Program (ICDP), in oceanic and continental environments Boulder, CO 80307 respectively. IODP is supported by 25 member countries including Phone: 303-497-2632 Canada, Israel and the 15 European countries that make up the earthcube.org/ European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling (ECORD). ICDP brings together scientists and stakeholders from 23 nations. EarthCube was initiated by the National Science Foundation (NSF) in 2011 to transform geoscience research by developing cyberinfra- Ecotech Pty Ltd structure to improve access, sharing, visualization, and analysis of Booth: 1207 all forms of geosciences data and related resources. As a commu- Felicity Sharp nity-governed effort, EarthCube’s goal is to enable geoscientists to [email protected] tackle the challenges of understanding and predicting a complex 1492 Ferntree Gully Road and evolving solid Earth, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and space Knoxfield, VIC 3180, Australia environment systems. The NSF’s Directorate for Geosciences (GEO) Phone: 61-039-730-7859 and the Division of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure (ACI) partnered to www.ecotech.com sponsor EarthCube, which NSF anticipates supporting through 2022. Established 40 years ago, Ecotech is a world-leading manufactur- Earthquake Research Institute, The University of Tokyo er and provider of tailored environmental monitoring solutions. Booth: 340 We are known for customized solutions that meet the toughest Moe Fukui demands. Over the years, we have built partnerships with like-mind- [email protected] ed experts who share our vision; we are acutely aware of the 1-1-1 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku ever-changing nature of our world and the need to stay connected Tokyo 113-0032, Japan with the developments. As such, we continually challenge ourselves Phone: 81-3-5841-0394 to find ways to improve our product offering in greenhouse gases www.eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/ and aerosol and atmospheric research. Our collaborative work with the global research community funnels the insight for continuous Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, Japan, is the innovation of products to support research and science. largest university institute for solid Earth science in our country and is one of the oldest and renowned of its kind in the world with over 80 top-notch academics. We deal with: earthquake, tsunami, volcano, and Earth’s interior.
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 85 Geotech Insruments, LLC in scope and magnitude—at a time of unprecedented environ- Booth: 1212 mental change, it addresses the strategic water security needs of Martin Davis Canada and 50% of the world’s population. The three main goals [email protected] are: (1) provide disaster warning, (2) diagnose and predict water 2418 Executive Drive futures, and (3) manage water-related risks. Garland, TX 75041 Phone: 214-221-0000 GNS Science/Rafter Radiocarbon Booth: 1205 Description not available at press time. Mike Sim [email protected] GHGSat Incorporated 30 Gracefield Road Booth: 1538 Lower Hutt 5010, New Zealand Stephane Germain Phone: 64-274-310-622 [email protected] 3981 St-Laurent, Suite 500 GNS Science is the New Zealand government’s Earth sciences re- Montreal, QC H2W 1Y5, Canada search institute providing Earth, geoscience, and isotope research Phone: 514-432-0040 and consultancy services. We apply our scientific knowledge to www.ghgsat.com/ create wealth, protect the environment, and improve the safety of
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR people. Our Rafter Radiocarbon Lab has been providing services to GHGSat’s mission is to become the global reference for remote clients worldwide for >60 years with a focus on the development sensing of greenhouse gas (GHG) and air quality gas (AQG) emis- and applications of radiocarbon particularly in areas of research
sions from industrial sites, using satellite technology. GHGSat’s interest such as atmospheric CO2, the modern carbon cycle, global novel technology will enable GHG and AQG measurement with environmental change, paleoclimate, and paleohazard events. better accuracy at a fraction of the cost of comparable alternatives. Along with our world-leading water-dating lab and our stable and Owners of industrial facilities will be able to monitor all of their cosmogenic isotope labs, our focus is the quality of the result. We facilities, local or remote, anywhere in the world, with a common also make high-quality thin sections. technology, in near-real-time. Significantly improved emissions information will enable industries to better measure, control, and Google Inc. ultimately reduce emissions of GHGs and AQGs. Booth: 929 Dusty Reid GIGAmacro [email protected] Booth: 614 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Suite 41 Gene Cooper Mountain View, CA 94043 [email protected] Phone: 650-623-5655 455 Technology Way www.google.com/enterprise Napa, CA 94558 Phone: 707-319-9310 Google Earth Engine combines a multi-petabyte catalog of satellite http://www.gigamacro.com imagery and geospatial data sets with planetary-scale analysis capabilities and makes it available for scientists, researchers, and GIGAmacro produces automated systems for capturing, managing, developers to detect changes, map trends, and quantify differences annotating, and sharing the world’s most detailed macrophoto- on the Earth’s surface. graphs. The GIGAmacro Magnify2 is designed for creating gigapixel (and now terapixel) sized high-resolution imagery of macroscopic GSSI and microscopic subjects. Our complete, turnkey system provides Booth: 1041 the robotics, optics, camera, software, and computing power to Jami Harmon create GIGAmacro images. GIGAmacro Magnify2 is a new way to [email protected] use a simple digital camera to capture (many) thousands of individ- 40 Simon Street ual photographs and software to combine them into single explor- Nashua, NH 03060 able gigapixel (and now terapixel) image. It combines the latest Phone: 603-893-1109 imaging advancements, software, hardware, and online viewing www.geophysical.com technology into one system at an affordable price. Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. (GSSI) is the world leader in the Global Institute for Water Security, University development, manufacture, and sale of ground penetrating radar of Saskatchewan (GPR) equipment, primarily for the concrete inspection, utility map- Booth: 1407 ping and locating, road and bridge deck evaluation, geophysics, Phani Adapha and archaeology markets. Our equipment is used all over the world [email protected] to explore the subsurface of the Earth and to inspect infrastructure 11 Innovation Boulevard systems nondestructively. GSSI created the first commercial GPR Saskatoon, SK S7N 3H5, Canada system over 45 years ago and continues to provide the widest Phone: 306-966-6351 range and highest-quality GPR equipment available today. http://www.usask.ca/water/
The Global Institute for Water Security, University Saskatchewan led by Dr. Howard Wheater, Canada Excellence Research Chair in Water Security is a multidisciplinary research institute and leads the $143 M Canada First Research Excellence Fund program titled “Global Water Futures,” which is the largest university-based water research program globally. The program will position Canada as a global leader in cold regions water science and is unprecedented
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 87 Guralp Systems, Ltd. and the Arctic, to International Standards laboratories. Booth: 544 (*<6 microgal/year reported.) Emma Seymour [email protected] Huazhong University of Science and Technology 3 Midas House, Calleva Park Booth: 1541 Aldermaston, Berkshire RG7 8EA, UK Qin Xuan Phone: 44-118-981-9056 [email protected] www.guralp.com Luoyu Road 1037 Wuhan, China Güralp has been designing and manufacturing revolutionary, Phone: 86-27-87542391 force-feedback broadband seismic instrumentation for more than 30 years. Our sensors are used worldwide by academic, public, gov- Description not available at press time. ernmental, and private organizations to understand and explore our world. Our digital and analog instruments measure seismic signals of HuksefluxUSA, Inc. all kinds, from teleseismic events occurring on the other side of the Booth: 839 planet to local strong motion earthquakes, to induced microseismic Robert Dolce events. We engineer this precision technology into advanced casings [email protected] that can be deployed in the harshest of environments, from the PO Box 850
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Antarctic ice sheet, to bore holes hundreds of meters deep, to the Manorville, NY 11949 world’s most active volcanoes and deepest ocean trenches. Phone: 631-251-6963 www.huksefluxusa.com GWR Instruments Inc. Booth: 612 Hukseflux is leading manufacturer of thermopile-type solar Richard Reineman radiometers for terrestrial solar, far infrared, soil thermal prop- [email protected] erties, and soil temperature measurement. Our radiometer line 5985 Pacific Center Boulevard, Suite 202 includes Second Class, First Class, Secondary Standard pyranom- San Diego, CA 92121 eters and high-performance First Class pyrheliometers for normal Phone: 858-452-7655 incidence direct solar irradiance measurement. Our latest SR30 digital Secondary Standard pyranometer with “internal” low-power iGrav® Superconducting Gravimeter and remote field enclosures: ventilation delivers maximum performance and data availability, Zero Drift*, no liquid helium requirements ever! Stable calibration ideally suited for unattended remote measurement applications! factor, low noise approaching NLNM, broad frequency response Additional products on display for AGU 2016 include our four-com- and self-leveling. Real-time gravity. iGrav®’s are in use in many envi- ponent NR01 net radiometer, NR02 low-cost net radiometer, HFP01 ronments worldwide from deserts, jungles, volcanoes, mountains, and HFP01SC self-calibrating heat flux sensor models.
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88 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Hydroinnova LLC Interdisciplinary Earth Data Alliance (IEDA) Booth: 1615 Booth: 244 Andrew Goodwillie Description not available at press time. [email protected] 61 Route 9W HySpex, Norsk Elektro Optikk AS Palisades, NY 10964 Booth: 1332 Phone: 845-365-8484 Hallvard Olsen Skjerping http://www.iedadata.org/ [email protected] Prost Stabels Vei 22 IEDA is an NSF-funded community data facility for solid-earth sci- Skedsmokorset/-/2019, Norway ences. IEDA, a multi-institutional partnership, includes the Marine Phone: 47-679-111-87 Geoscience Data System, Academic Seismic Portal, EarthChem Li- http://www.hyspex.no brary and Portal, PetDB, SedDB, Geochron, Library of Experimental Phase Relations, System for Earth Sample Registration, US Antarctic Norsk Elektro Optikk AS (NEO) was established in 1985 as a Program Data Center, GeoMapApp, GMRT, and the GeoPRISMS privately owned research-oriented company within the field of portal. The booth will feature demonstrations of compliance, electro-optics. NEO has grown to be the largest independent re- sample registration and collection management, data search and search and development organization in electro-optics in Norway. visualization.
HySpex, NEO’s line of hyperspectral cameras, cover the spectral PROFILES EXHIBITOR range from 400 to 2500 nm. HySpex are compact, high perfor- InterMet Systems mance, and versatile instruments, providing scientific-grade data Booth: 1236 for a multitude of applications, ranging from airborne (manned Fred Clowney and unmanned) [email protected] to laboratory and industrial use of imaging spectroscopy. 3854 Broadmoor Avenue SE, Suite 107 Grand Rapids, MI 49512 IKON Mining & Exploration Phone: 616-285-7810 Booth: 1011 http://intermetsystems.com Mary Fong Walker [email protected] InterMet is the leading U.S. supplier of atmospheric sensors for P.O. Box 2620 the educational and research communities. Since 1997, InterMet has offered radiosondes and atmospheric sounding systems at Fallbrook, CA 92088 affordable prices—with first-class customer service. InterMet is the Phone: 760-723-3484 pioneer in atmospheric sensors for low-cost UAV integration, in- cluding the configurable iMet-XF for fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. IKON Mining is a purveyor of Fine Mineral & Fossil specimens, as The iMet-XQ is the first self-contained PTU sensor designed specif- well as Meteorites, Artifacts, and handcrafted Jewelry. IKON has ically for boundary layer soundings using quad- and octo-copters. been providing Nature-related gifts to geoscientists for nearly 40 For 2017 we will be introducing the iMet-miniGAS sensor package years. We also specialize in specimen recovery programs as well as for UAV-based sampling of CO2, H2S, SO2, and CH4. Executive Gifts. Come to our booth for gifts for the kids as well as the discriminating connoisseur. International Association for Mathematical Geology (IAMG) Booth: 507 Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy Ute Herzfeld of Sciences [email protected] Booth: 344 University of Colorado, Boulder, ECEE Lizhi Wang Boulder, CO 80309-0574 [email protected] Phone: 303-492-9066 No. 40 Huayan Li, Beicehn West Road https://www.iamg.org Beijing 100029, China Phone: 86-108-299-5140 The aim of the International Association for Mathematical Geosci- iap.cas.cn/ ences is to promote international cooperation in the application and use of mathematics in geological research and Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP) has become a comprehen- technology. To this end the activities of the IAMG include: sive atmospheric research-intensive institution in China comprising • the organization of meetings, of field excursions, and of visits to 11 research laboratories. IAP has been devoting great efforts centers of research and technology to international collaboration and academic exchange. Various • the issue of publications on the application of mathematics in agreements and memorandums have been signed with universities the geological sciences and institutions in the U.S., European Union, Great Britain, Germany, • cooperation with other organizations professionally concerned Norway, Finland, Australia, Russia, Republic of Korea, Japan, Thailand, with applications of mathematics and statistics to the biological Pakistan, etc. and many international cooperative programs are sciences, earth sciences, engineering, environmental sciences, being implemented. IAP has been consistently dedicated to foster- and planetary science. The IAMG is especially supportive of ing an open, free, and active academic environment through the student activities. organization of various academic activities. You are welcome to be a member of IAP!
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 89 IOP Publishing represents the next generation of NGMS with high resolution, mul- Booth: 604 ticollection, and high sensitivity. We also provide noble gas mass Lisa Searle spectrometry upgrade equipment. Come visit us at Booth 1137 to [email protected] discuss your mass spectrometry needs. Temple Circus, Temple Way Bristol BS1 6HG, UK ISTI—Instrumental Software Technologies, Inc. Phone: 44-117-9297418 Booth: 1115 ioppublishing.org/ Sid Hellman [email protected] IOP Publishing provides publications through which leading-edge 77 Van Dam Street, Suite 9 scientific research is distributed worldwide. Beyond our traditional Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 journals program, we make high-value scientific information easily Phone: 518-602-0001 accessible through an ever-evolving portfolio of books, community http://www.isti.com websites, magazines, conference proceedings, and a multitude of electronic services. Visit our booth at AGU to find out what we can Instrumental Software Technologies, Inc. is a commercial open offer you. source software development company that specializes in writing custom software for the geophysical research community. Coding IRIS Consortium for academic, government, and industrial clients under Linux/Unix
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Booth: 423 and MS-Windows, ISTI brings the reliability and support of com- Perle Dorr mercial software to the open source world of research. [email protected] 1200 New York Avenue, NW, Suite 400 JAMSTEC – Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science Washington, DC 20005 and Technology Phone: 202-682-2220 Booth: 316 Issa Kagaya The IRIS Consortium is a world leader in advancing discovery, research, [email protected] and education in seismology to understand our planet and to benefit 2-15 Natsushma-cho society. The Consortium, its members, and affiliates facilitate inves- Yokosuka 237-0061, Japan tigations of seismic sources and Earth properties using seismic and other geophysical methods; promote exchange of seismic and other Phone: 81-46-866-3811 geophysical data and knowledge through the use of standards for http://www.jamstec.go.jp/e/ network operations and data formats, and through pursuing policies of free and unrestricted data access; and foster cooperation among The Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology IRIS members, affiliates, and other organizations to advance seismo- (JAMSTEC) is a general research institute for ocean science and logical research and education, expand the diversity of the geoscience technology in Japan that contributes to resolving various problems workforce, and improve Earth science literacy in the general public. crucial to the survival of humanity based on results obtained by fundamental ocean researches and technological development, Iris Instruments and elucidating the global system centered on the ocean. Booth: 1140 Jean Bernard Japan Geoscience Union [email protected] Booth: 329 1 Avenue Buffon Kayoko Shirai F-45060-Orleans, France [email protected] Phone: 33-238-638-100 4F Gakkai Center Building 2-4-16 Yayoi The IRIS Consortium is a world leader in advancing discovery, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032 research, and education in seismology to understand our planet Phone: 81-369-142-080 and to benefit society. The Consortium, its members, and affiliates The Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU), with 50 society members and facilitate investigations of seismic sources and Earth properties more than 9,500 individual members, is a multidisciplinary geosci- using seismic and other geophysical methods; promote exchange ence organization based in Japan in all fields related to Earth and of seismic and other geophysical data and knowledge through Planetary science. JpGU will hold an annual meeting in collabora- the use of standards for network operations and data formats, tion with AGU at Makuhari Messe in Makuhari, Chiba, Japan for the and through pursuing policies of free and unrestricted data access; period 20-25 May 2017.JpGU also publishes open access e-journal, and foster cooperation among IRIS members, affiliates, and other Progress in Earth and Planetary Science (PEPS). organizations to advance seismological research and education, expand the diversity of the geoscience workforce, and improve Jewell Instruments, LLC Earth science literacy in the general public. Booth: 1309 Brett Ferrell Isotopx Inc. [email protected] Booth: 1137 850 Perimeter Road Jeremy Inglis Manchester, NH 03103 [email protected] Phone: 603-669-6400 514 Gibbon Drive www.jewellinstruments.com/ Chapel Hill, NC 27516 Phone: 508-337-8467 Jewell Instruments is a world leader in the manufacture and distri- bution of tilt and acceleration sensors as well as avionics compo- Isotopx is the premier supplier of TIMS and noble gas mass nents, solenoids, and panel meters. We provide custom solutions spectrometry equipment. The Phoenix TIMS is the “gold standard” for a diverse group of industries including geophysical, geotech- geochronometer while the NGX Noble Gas Mass Spectrometer nical, industrial, aerospace, and many more. Our experienced
90 2016 AGU FALL MEETING engineering team works with customers to produce high-quality, Kipp & Zonen reliable products that meet or exceed all customer requirements. Booth: 833 Victor Cassella Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory [email protected] Booth: 536 125 Wilbur Place Margaret Simon Bohemia, NY 11716 [email protected] Phone: 631-589-2065 11100 Johns Hopkins Road www.kippzonen.com/ Laurel, MD 20723 Phone: 443-778-7150 Kipp & Zonen provides class-leading instruments for measuring solar radiation and atmospheric properties in meteorology, clima- The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) tology, hydrology, industry, renewable energy, agriculture, and public leads NASA missions and conducts significant grant-based health. Kipp & Zonen is the specialist in the measurement of solar and research on planetary, space, and Earth science interests. APL has sky radiation, from the ultraviolet to the far infrared. We offer a complete built and operated 69 spacecraft and instruments, including New range of high-quality instrumentation and accessories, from reliable Horizons and its successful Pluto encounter in 2015, MESSENGER cost-effective products to the best performance available. Our pyra- to Mercury, the Van Allen Probes, and several operational cubesats. nometers, for example, are used in meteorological networks around APL is building Solar Probe Plus, which will fly through the Sun’s the world. Our mission is to satisfy the fundamental need to monitor
corona following its 2018 launch. atmospheric properties related to climate change, classical meteorolo- PROFILES EXHIBITOR gy, agriculture, renewable energy, and the available water budget. Kinemetrics, Inc. Booth: 823 Komodo Dragon Edelvays Spassov Booth: 1121 [email protected] Marcia Strader 222 Vista Avenue [email protected] Pasadena, CA 91107 P.O. Box 1490 Phone: 626-375-0164 The Dalles, OR 97058 www.kinemetrics.com Phone: 541-478-2112
Kinemetrics (KMI) is the world leader in innovative design, quality Komodo Dragon returns with a great selection of top-quality, manufacturing, and timely supply of earthquake instruments, affordable fossils and minerals, geological home décor items, systems and solutions, where reliability, flexibility, and cost effec- educational Earth science kits, and lab specimens. We also offer an tiveness are important. ISO 9001:2000 certified, KMI has 46 years of outstanding collection of unique handcrafted jewelry featuring experience providing seismologists and structural engineers with unusual gemstones set in sterling silver and gold. the highest standard implementations.
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 91 Kongsberg Underwater Technology Inc. software, workflow, core processing, curation, sample and data Booth: 1216 reuse, age-depth modeling, undergrad research, and much more! Rich Patterson Don’t miss the FREE Flyover Country mobile app for geoscience [email protected] outreach, research, education, citizen science, and field trips! Now 19210 33rd Avenue West with clouds! fc.umn.edu Lynnwood, WA 98036-4749 Phone: 425-712-1107 Lake Central Air Services Inc. www.km.kongsberg.com Booth: 208 Simon Vinger World-leading supplier of advanced underwater acoustic systems, [email protected] subsea systems, instrumentation for ocean research, homeland 1016 Sabre Lane security, and the offshore oil and gas industry. We offer echosound- Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1R1, Canada ers (12 to 400 kHz), positioning systems, motion reference sensors, Phone: 416-320-0659 underwater cameras, HUGIN, REMUS, and Seaglider AUV’s. www.lakecentral.com
LacCore / CSDCO Lake Central Air Services Inc. (LCAS) is the world’s leading modifi- Booth: 305 cation and integration partner for the airborne geophysical survey Amy Myrbo industry. LCAS is widely known for their successful history of
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR [email protected] designing, installing, and certifying aircraft modifications includ- 500 Pillsbury Drive, SE ing externally-mounted research equipment interfaces. Through Minneapolis, MN 55455 the years, LCAS has become an industry leader in special-purpose Phone: 612-626-7889 installations of atmospheric monitoring and geophysical survey http://laccore.org modifications. LCAS currently holds TCAA, FAA, EASA, ANAC, DGCA, DCA, IAC, ECAA, and CAA Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs) for LacCore and the Continental Scientific Drilling Coordination Office: modifications covering more than 90 different types of aircraft and joint NSF funded facility at the University of Minnesota supporting helicopter makes and models. all of the multitude of activities of the continental coring and drill- ing community, worldwide. Stop by and discuss your project at any Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory stage of development! We offer extensive training and support for Booth: 705 logistics, field work (including coring equipment rental and sales), Maryann Villavert shipping, regulations, budgeting, broader impacts, outreach, [email protected] 1 Cyclotron Road, MS 74R316C Berkeley, CA 94720 Phone: 510-486-7357 http://eesa.lbl.gov
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s (LBNL) Earth and Environ- mental Sciences Area is tackling some of the most pressing environ- mental and energy challenges of the 21st century in order to enable sustainable stewardship and judicious use of the Earth’s subsurface energy resources. The Area vision is to lead the nation in solving complex environment and energy challenges that require the breadth of expertise of integrated teams offered by the Climate and Ecosystem Sciences and the Energy Geosciences Divisions. Learn more about our diverse expertise, opportunities to collaborate, and technologies that make up our research portfolio. Meet a scientist! Find out about internship opportunities! Connect and network with colleagues from throughout LBNL! Enjoy AGU in San Francisco!
LI-COR Biosciences Booth: 711 Gloria Lekai [email protected] 4647 Superior Street Lincoln, NE 68504-0425 Phone: 402-467-0742 www.licor.com/env
Visit LI-COR’s booth to see the latest instrumentation for environ- mental research, including the LI-8100A Automated Soil Gas Flux System, complete Eddy Covariance systems, and the exciting new LI-6800 Portable Photosynthesis System. LI-COR will demonstrate solutions for interfacing trace gas analyzers into the LI-8100A Sys- tem, to collect data which can then be processed using SoilFlux- Pro™ Software to compute fluxes of these additional gases. LI-COR will also preview their complete Eddy Covariance solutions, from analyzers, to communications, and the new FluxSuite™ Software, a Web-based service for managing and monitoring eddy covariance flux stations remotely from any Web-enabled device.
92 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Los Alamos National Laboratory MARUM, University of Bremen Booth: 210 Booth: 1232 Carl Gable Ulrike Prange [email protected] [email protected] Bikini Atoll Road, SM30, MSD446 Leo Bener Strause Los Alamos, NM 87445 Bremen, Germany 28359 Phone: 505-667-4257 Phone: 49-421-218-6554-0
Earth and environmental sciences: we provide solutions to com- MARUM—Center for Marine Environmental Sciences aims at plex problems in climate and environmental change, sustainable understanding the role of the oceans in the Earth’s system by energy, and national security. employing state-of-the-art methods. It examines the significance of the oceans within the framework of global change, quantifies Los Gatos Research interactions between the marine geosphere and biosphere, and Booth: 605 provides information for sustainable use of the ocean. MARUM Alan Chan comprises the DFG research center and the cluster of excellence [email protected] “The Ocean in the Earth System.” 3055 Orchard Drive San Jose, CA 95134 Math2Market GmbH
Phone: 408-770-8962 Booth: 1505 PROFILES EXHIBITOR Barbara Planas LGR manufactures and sells high performance analyzers for mea- [email protected] suring trace gases and isotopes anywhere - on planes, underwa- Huberstrasse 7 ter, while you drive or in the laboratory. Our analyzers address D-67657 Kaiserslautern, Germany a growing variety of applications ranging from natural gas leak Phone: +4963120560514 detection and mapping; nitrate/ammonia and nitrogen-source http://www.math2market.de monitoring; isotopic ratios in ALL major greenhouse gases (CO2,
CH4, N2O, H2O); liquid water isotope ratios; dissolved gases in rivers, Math2Market provides clients with the best and most profitable lakes, etc. See our new battery-powered ‘microportable’ product solution for rock property simulation. We develop the software line for monitoring CH4 and CO2 while you walk. Looking forward GeoDict and provide a complete solution comprising software, to seeing you again! support, user training, and software customization. The digital rock physics (DRP) suite of GeoDict is built for the specific needs Lowell Instruments LLC of the E&P sector. Including imaging capabilities, GeoDict enables Booth: 1346 performing the entire DRP workflow in-house as an alternative to Nick Lowell service providers’ solutions. GeoDict comprises a broad range of [email protected] DRP parameters calculation and tools for workflow automation. 33 Cameron Road With its unmatched fast runtimes and low hardware requirements, North Falmouth, MA 02556 GeoDict is designed to bridge the gap between “hand-made” and Phone: 508-444-2616 automated generation of DRP data. www.lowellinstruments.com MathWorks Lowell Instruments LLC designs and manufactures advanced Booth: 1417 data loggers, software, and instrumentation for the international Jennifer Rose scientific and engineering community. Lowell Instruments’ first [email protected] major product was an orientation data logger that was developed 3 Apple Hill Drive for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Lowell Natick, MA 01760 Instruments now offers a complete line of tilt current meters and Phone: 508-647-7000 orientation data loggers that are used in a wide variety of freshwa- www.mathworks.com/ ter and marine environments worldwide. Lowell Instruments’ TCMs have become the de facto standard for tilt current meters, with The MATLAB and Simulink product families are fundamental unsurpassed battery life and memory. Please come by our booth to applied math and computational tools at the world’s educational see the latest products and to discuss your application. institutions. Adopted by more than 5000 universities and colleges, MathWorks products accelerate the pace of learning, teaching, Mala Geoscience USA, Inc. and research in engineering and science. MathWorks products also Booth: 1238 help prepare students for careers in industry worldwide, where the Phillip Oviatt tools are widely used for data analysis, mathematical modeling, [email protected] and algorithm development in collaborative research and new 465 Deanna Lane product development. Application areas include data analytics, Charleston, SC 29492 mechatronics, communication systems, image processing, compu- Phone: 843-852-5021 tational finance, and computational biology. http://www.malags.com
Through our world-leading brands of geophysical equipment, ABEM and MALÅ, and our partner companies, we offer best-in-class integrated end-to-end solutions to challenges worldwide. With a truly global footprint we draw on extensive experience since 1923 of innovative, field-tested, and trusted solutions including: TEM, GPR, Resistivity, and Seismics.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 93 Max Planck Institute for Chemistry Mainz 1.687), Minerals (launched in 2011; Impact Factor 1.5), Remote Booth: 1530 Sensing (launched in 2009; Impact Factor 3.036), and Sustain- Baerbel Sarbas ability (launched in 2009; Impact Factor 1.343). With over 70,000 [email protected] published papers within the past two decades, MDPI has become Hahn-Meitner-Weg 1 a pioneer in the academic open access publishing industry. All our Mainz, Germany content is open access, distributed under a Creative Commons Phone: 49-613-130-5680-14 License. MDPI is a member of COPE, STM, and OASPA. georoc.mpch-mainz.gwdg.de/georoc/ Met One Instruments/Climatronics The database Geochemistry of Rocks of the Oceans and Continents Booth: 1038 (GEOROC) is maintained by the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry Joann Pottberg in Mainz. The database is a comprehensive collection of published [email protected] analyses of volcanic rocks and mantle xenoliths. It contains major and 1600 NW Washington trace element concentrations, radiogenic and nonradiogenic isotope Grants Pass, OR 97526 ratios, as well as analytical ages for whole rocks, glasses, minerals, and Phone: 541-471-7111 inclusions. Samples come from 11 different geological settings. Meta- http://www.metone.com data include, among others, geographic location with latitude and longitude, rock class and rock type, alteration grade, analytical meth- Met One Instruments, Inc. is an expanding company that provides
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR od, laboratory, reference materials and references. Currently, GEOROC solutions to the environmental monitoring market. Our expertise contains data from 14,600 papers for about 443,000 samples. includes meteorological sensors and systems, particulate mon- itoring, data logging, and software solutions. Utilizing modern MDPI AG technology, innovative design, and years of experience, we satisfy Booth: 1147 the needs of our customers for ambient and indoor monitoring. Lucy Lu [email protected] METER St. Alban-Anlage 66 Booth: 721 Basel, Switzerland Sandra Kopczynski Phone: +86 10 8152 1170 [email protected] www.mdpi.com/journal/atmosphere 2365 NE Hopkins Court Pullman, WA 99163 MDPI is an academic open access publisher of peer-reviewed Phone: 509-332-2756 journals established in 1996 and based in Basel, Switzerland. http://www.metergroup.com MDPI publishes over 160 diverse peer-reviewed, scientific, open access, electronic journals, including Atmosphere (launched in After many years of collaboration, Decagon and UMS have formal- 2010; Impact Factor 1.221), Water (launched in 2009; Impact Factor ized their relationship by merging. In doing so, we have adopted
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94 2016 AGU FALL MEETING a new name. We are excited to present our new company, METER, Pro is ideally suited to the zircon research as well as other fields at the 2016 AGU meeting. METER Environment combines scientific where grains need to be separate before analysis. and engineering expertise to create systems for measuring water along the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum. This year, we are Micro-g Lacoste Scintrex presenting several new products, including an all-in-one weather Booth: 1220 station, solar-powered data logger with cell communication, and Micki Allen an automated soil particle size analyzer. Please stop by our booth [email protected] to see these and other new products. C/O Marac Enterprises 146 Sparks Avenue METER Toronto, ON M2H 2S4, Canada Demo Suite 2 Phone: 905-476-9118 Sandra Kopczynski [email protected] Micro-g LaCoste and Scintrex are the gravity specialists, meeting 2365 NE Hopkins Court all your gravity requirements for air, land, sea, and borehole. We Pullman, WA 99163 are pleased to introduce the Odin leveling platform. The Odin Phone: 509-332-2756 precisely controls tilt from settling and temperature changes with http://www.metergroup.com sub-arcsecond resolution to minimize any stabilization errors over long periods of monitoring. The FG5-X absolute gravimeter has an
After many years of collaboration, Decagon and UMS have formal- increased drop distance and reduced maintenance schedule. Our PROFILES EXHIBITOR ized their relationship by merging. In doing so, we have adopted A10 absolute gravimeter makes portable absolute field measure- a new name. We are excited to present our new company, METER, ments quick and easy. We now specialize in microgravity surveys, at the 2016 AGU meeting. METER Environment combines scientific either for surface or borehole. Will a gravity survey find what you and engineering expertise to create systems for measuring water are looking for? Our gravity feasibility studies can tell you. Drop by along the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum. This year, we are the booth to learn more. presenting several new products, including an all-in-one weather station, solar-powered data logger with cell communication, and Mineralogical Society of America an automated soil particle size analyzer. Please stop by our booth Booth: 1130 to see these and other new products. J. Alexander Speer jasper@minsocam.org Metronome Systems, LLC 3635 Concorde Parkway, Suite 500 Booth: 1047 Chantilly, VA 20151 Steven Glaser Phone: 703-652-9950 [email protected] 115 Woodside Road Interested in mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry, petrology, Berkeley, CA 94708-1722 or natural materials? Visit the Mineralogical Society of America Phone: 510-295-9521 (MSA) booth for membership and MSA programs information. On http://metronomesystems.com display and sale are volumes of the American Mineralogist, mono- graphs, textbooks, latest Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry Metronome Systems builds the cyber-physical backbone for series, and publications of related societies. hardened wireless sensor networks designed for industrial and field deployments. The NeoMote wireless data acquisition con- MIRICO Ltd. troller is designed and built to be hardened and robust enough Booth: 1536 to withstand years in the rugged outdoors, rated from -40 to Graham Leggett +85° C. At a 75 μA average power consumption, the NeoMote [email protected] uses an order less power than competitors. NeoMotes form a Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell self-healing mesh of stations. Signal conditioning electronics Oxford, Oxfordshire OX11 0QX, UK are built into our 32-bit processor including analog filters, PID Phone: +44 7715 676751 controllers, and 6 independent A/Ds. Metronome Systems is www.mirico.co.uk deployed at the American River Hydrologic Observatory (arho. org), the Feather River, Yosemite National Park, and other sites MIRICO was formed as a result of over 10 years of cutting-edge around the world. research and development at the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Space division. Micro Support Co., Ltd. The company develops and manufactures products using mid-in- Booth: 1429 frared light sources for high-performance gas analysis. MIRICO has Akihito Tonosaki developed innovative products using proprietary technologies [email protected] for high-precision chemical analysis of gases. These platform 1-3-19 Sikiji Suruga-ku instruments have applications in a variety of settings including Shizuoka-shi 422-8036, Japan atmospheric science, industrial process analytics, and emission Phone: 81-054-269-5002 monitoring. http://www.microsupport.co.jp/en
Manufacturer of Axis Pro bench top micromanipulator with sub-micron precision of sample and probe positions. System may be used for particle/inclusion isolation, cutting samples, scraping off a surface, and FIB lift-out. Computer control of all motion allows for high repeatability of motion and the use of system in a glove- box if needed. We will also feature Collection Pro, an Axis Pro sys- tem that includes an image recognition system for the automated separation of grains based on size, color, and/or shape. Collection
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 95 Mount Sopris Instruments NASA Goddard Space Flight Center—Planetary Data Booth: 1224 System Micki Allen Booth: 345 [email protected] Tom Morgan 4975 E. 41st Avenue [email protected] Denver, CO 80216 Code 6901, Building 34, Room 164S Phone: 303-279-3211 Greenbelt, MD 20771 www.mountsopris.com Phone: 301-286-0165
Mount Sopris Instruments is a leading manufacturer of slimline The Planetary Data System (PDS) archives electronic data products borehole geophysical instruments. Come by our booth for a look from NASA planetary missions—as well as some ground-based and at our new probes, winches, and WellCAD software. laboratory data sets—sponsored by NASA’s Science Mission Direc- torate. It actively manages the archive to maximize its usefulness. MUQUANS All PDS-curated products are stored in a well-defined format, peer Booth: 1441 reviewed, fully documented, and available online to scientists and Bruno Desruelle to the public. The PDS proudly partners here with the International [email protected] Planetary Alliance, a COSPAR chartered organization charted with Rue Francois Mitterrand encouraging space-faring nations to provide common standards
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR F-33400 Talence, France and open, web-based planetary data archives. Phone: 33-557-017-350 http://www.muquans.com National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Booth: 934 Muquans is the world’s first company to design, manufacture, Linh Huynh and commercialize quantum sensors based on cold atoms. We [email protected] have developed a strong scientific and technological know-how 500 Fifth Street to provide the Absolute Quantum Gravimeter and the Muclock, Washington, DC 20001 a high-precision atomic clock dedicated to geodesy. Muquans is Phone: 202-334-3674 a French SME specialized in high-precision measurements with nas.edu/ laser-cooled atoms. It is a spin-off from Institut d’Optique and Observatoire de Paris (LNE-SYRTE), where the core of our products The NRC Research Associateship Programs, established in 1954, has been developed for more than 15 years. Since its foundation have supported the research of over 14,000 scientists and engi- in 2011, Muquans has built a highly experienced team of 22 scien- neers. The goal of these programs is to provide advanced training tists, engineers, and business-oriented people who gather a deep and collaborative research opportunities for highly qualified expertise covering all technological domains involved. graduate postdoctoral and visiting scientists, while enhancing the research conducted in federal laboratories and affiliated institu- Nanometrics tions. A wide variety of research opportunities, covering all fields of Booth: 1223 science and engineering, are available at top research laboratories Diana Martinez across the U.S. and in select foreign locations. These awards are [email protected] open to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and with some limita- 250 Herzberg Road tions, foreign nationals. Kanata, ON K2K 2A1 Phone: 613-592-6776 National Association of Geoscience Teachers Booth: 308 Nanometrics is the global leader in complete, turnkey seismic Krista Herbstrith monitoring solutions. In addition to designing and manufacturing [email protected] the best instrumentation in the world, we offer managed equip- Care of Science Education Resource Center/Carleton College ment pools, subscriber arrays, network design and installation, 1 North College Street real-time processing, and analyzing of data, as well as end-to-end Northfield, MN 55057 network management. Phone: 507-222-5634 www.nagt.org NASA—National Aeronautics and Space Administration Booth: 535 The National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) works Winnie Humberson to foster improvement in the teaching of the Earth sciences at all [email protected] levels of formal and informal instruction, to emphasize the cultural 300 E Street, SW significance of the Earth sciences, and to disseminate knowledge Washington, DC 20546 in this field to the general public. Stop by Booth 308 to learn more Phone: 301-614-5560 about our organization including membership benefits, work- www.nasa.gov shops, professional development, and teaching resources.
Please join NASA in the exhibit hall where we will showcase a wide variety of interactive science presentations and cutting-edge tech- nology and data demonstrations. The booth will feature two visual presentation platforms—the Hyperwall and Dynamic Planet—as well as several information stations and kiosks. Attendees are en- couraged to explore the many flavors of NASA’s activities, including those related to Earth science, planetary science, and heliophysics.
96 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Mark Your Calendar for These Important AGU Meetings Dates
Session Proposals Open: February 2017 Abstract Submissions Accepted: mid-June to early August 2017
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Extreme Climate Event Impacts on Aquatic Biogeochemical Cycles and Fluxes 22-27 January 2017, San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA Submarine Volcanism: New Approaches and Research Frontiers 29 January - 3 February 2017, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Dayside Magnetosphere Interactions 10-14 July 2017, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 97 98 2016 AGU FALL MEETING National Center for Supercomputing Applications of the U.S. government for issuing warnings. Over the long term, (NCSA) NOAA is working with partners and the public to build a weath- Booth: 213 er-ready, climate-smart nation that is resilient to extreme events Barbara Jewett and long-term climate change. [email protected] 1205 W. Clark Street National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP) Urbana, IL 61801 Booth: 224 Phone: 217-265-0748 Barbara Bischof http://www.ncsa.illinois.edu [email protected] 4100 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 800 Blue Waters, one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers and Arlington, VA 22203 the fastest at a university, completes over 13 quadrillion calcula- Phone: 703-284-8357 tions per second. National Center for Supercomputing Applications http://www.nopp.org (NCSA) leads the Blue Waters project, providing researchers the ex- pertise to take full advantage of the system, whether mapping the The National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP) is an inno- Arctic, simulating the cosmos, or studying earthquakes or severe vative federal interagency collaboration that organizes, coordinates, storms. Ask us how you can get an allocation on this extraordinary and supports ocean science and technology research partnerships machine for extraordinary research. The Blue Waters project also among federal, state, and tribal governments, academia, private in-
offers undergraduate internships and graduate fellowships. NCSA dustry, and NGOs. Since its inception in 1997, the NOPP continues to PROFILES EXHIBITOR is located at the University of Illinois. Blue Waters is funded by the successfully leverage federal resources and investments that encom- National Science Foundation. pass a broad range of topics, including oceanographic research and exploration, marine technologies, resource management, ecosystem National Geographic Society surveying and monitoring, and ocean education efforts. Booth: 1506 Matthew Piscitelli National Science Foundation [email protected] Booth: 405 1145 17th Street, NW Melissa Lane Washington, DC 20036 [email protected] Phone: 202-862-5284 4201 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22230 The National Geographic Society is a global nonprofit organization Phone: 703-292-8500 committed to exploring and protecting our planet. https://www.nsf.gov
National Ocean Sciences AMS Facility GEO supports research spanning the atmospheric, Earth, ocean, Booth: 925 and polar sciences. Specifically, GEO funded research advances the Susan Handwork frontiers of knowledge and drives technological innovation while [email protected] improving our understanding of the many processes that affect the 266 Woods Hole Road global environment. These processes include the role of the atmo- Woods Hole, MA 02543-1539 sphere and oceans in climate, the planetary water cycle, and ocean Phone: 508-289-2469 acidification. Support is provided for interdisciplinary studies that contribute directly to national research priorities. Examples include Since 1991, the National Ocean Sciences AMS Facility (NOSAMS) understanding, adapting to, and mitigating the impacts of global has provided high-quality radiocarbon (14C) measurements in a change and understanding future availability of fresh water. wide variety of carbon-bearing materials for research in paleocean- ography, ocean circulation, carbon cycling, and climate change. National Snow and Ice Data Center Investigators with U.S. federal and academic research projects are Booth: 746 eligible for rates subsidized by the National Science Foundation. Kara Gergely Results are available within 3–4 weeks. Please visit Booth 925 for [email protected] details regarding our extensive quality services and to inquire about 1530 30th Street opportunities for students and postdoctoral scientists to work with Boulder, CO 80309 experienced NOSAMS’ staff and scientists at the Woods Hole Ocean- Phone: 303-492-5849 ographic Institution. The National Snow and Ice Data Center manages and distributes National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration snow, ice, glacier, and frozen-ground data from Earth’s cold regions. Booth: 1105 The center offers user support and data-access tools, as well as the Les Adams expertise of in-house cryospheric scientists. Come by and learn [email protected] more about how we can help you. 177 Admiral Cochrane Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 Natural Creations Phone: 202-641-6055 Booth: 1245 http://www.noaa.gov Linda Bourassa [email protected] National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) 24972 Sausalito Street mission is to understand and predict changes in the Earth’s envi- LaGuna Hills, CA 92653 ronment, from the depths of the ocean to the surface of the Sun, Phone: 954-683-3394 and to conserve and manage our coastal and marine resources. http://www.rindasrocks.net Americans’ health, security, and economic well-being are closely linked to climate and weather. During life-threatening weather We make mineral jewelry and specialize in opals and larimar. We situations, NOAA’s National Weather Service is the sole official voice also sell minerals and fossils.
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 99 Nature Publishing Group Ocean Networks Canada Booth: 716 Booth: 439 Antoinette Wessel Lindsay Wallace [email protected] [email protected] 75 Varick Street, 9th Floor University of Victoria New York, NY 10013 P.O. BOX 1700 STN CSC Phone: 212-726-9636 Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2, Canada http://www.nature.com Phone: 250-472-5370 www.oceannetworks.ca/ Nature Research (formally Nature Publishing Group) incorporates a portfolio of high-quality products and services, including journals, Ocean Networks Canada, an initiative of the University of Victoria, online databases, and researcher services, which are dedicated to operates world-leading cabled ocean observatories that supply serving the scientific community. Nature Research is part of Spring- continuous power and Internet connectivity to a broad suite of er Nature, a leading global research, educational, and professional subsea instruments from coastal to deep-ocean environments. publisher. Data from these observatories, and from ferries, gliders and moor- ings, fish tag receivers, and coastal radar, address pressing scientific Nature’s Own and policy issues. Research priorities include ocean change, devel- Booth: 817 oping forecasting and early warning systems for tsunamis, earth-
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Roy Young quakes, and storm surge, deep-sea and Arctic ecosystem studies, [email protected] developing automated methods for analyzing ocean “big data,” 1215 Pearl Street and establishing marine science programs in coastal communities Boulder, CO 80301 to build resilience to ocean change. Phone: 303-443-7625 Ocean Observatories Initiative Mineral and fossil specimens. Banded onyx bowls, vases, goblets, Booth: 245 coaster sets, and wine chillers. Meteorites and meteorite jewelry. Leslie Smith Gemstone earrings, studs, and pendants and necklaces. In Colora- [email protected] do, please visit our stores at 1215 Pearl Street Mall in Boulder (303- 1201 New York Avenue, NW, 4th Floor 443-7625) and 5 E 1st St in Nederland (303-258-3557). Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 202-787-1613 NCAR—National Center for Atmospheric Research oceanobservatories.org/ Booth: 408 Susan Chavez The National Science Foundation funded Ocean Observatories [email protected] Initiative is a networked observatory of science-driven sensors that 3090 Centergreen Drive measure physical, chemical, geological, and biological variables of Boulder, CO 80301 the ocean, seafloor, and near-ocean atmosphere in the North and Phone: 303-497-8390 South Atlantic and Pacific. Data are continuously collected and http://ncar.ucar.edu/ available free for download.
NCAR is a federally funded research and development center Omnibond devoted to service, research, and education in the atmospheric Booth: 1329 and related sciences. NCAR is to support, enhance, and extend the Amy Cannon capabilities of the university community and the broader scientific [email protected] community—nationally and internationally. The National Science P.O. Box 793 Foundation is NCAR’s primary sponsor, with significant additional Pendleton, SC 29670 support provided by other U.S. government agencies, other na- Phone: 864-416-3827 tional governments, and the private sector. http://cloudycluster.com
NSF Antarctic + Antarctic Data Consortium CloudyCluster is Omnibond’s solution for creating and managing Booth: 322 HPC and Big Data Clusters in your own Amazon Web Services Jonathan Pundsack (AWS) account. It provides a simple, Web-based interface for [email protected] mobile, tablet, and desktop devices to create and manage scalable 310 Pillsbury Drive HPC and Big Data Clusters in AWS, bringing on-demand HPC to a Minneapolis, MN 55455 new level of flexibility and portability. Phone: 612-626-0505 http://www.a2dc.org/ Onset Booth: 1144 The NSF Antarctic and Arctic Data Consortium (a2dc) is a collabora- Jane Gasper tion of research centers and support organizations that provide po- [email protected] lar scientists with data and tools to complete their research objec- 470 McArthur Boulevard tives. From searching historical weather observations to submitting Bourne, MA 02532 geologic samples, polar researchers utilize the a2dc to search and Phone: 800-564-4377 contribute to the wealth of polar scientific and geospatial data. www.onsetcomp.com
Onset HOBO® data loggers and weather stations are used around the world by field researchers and water managers to measure and record environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, rainfall, and soil moisture. Onset products provide reliable, accurate data under tough environmental conditions and can be
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 101 hank you to our AGU authors and re iewers for your contributions to the high i pact AGU ournals and for your hard work in ad ancing scientifi c research in the arth and space sciences.
From the editors-in-chief and editors of AGU ournals
Ben van der Plui m John A. Orcutt Thorsten Becker Rita R. Colwell Earth’s Future Earth and Space Science Geochemistry, Geophysics, GeoHealth Geosystems
Noah Diff enbaugh Susan Trumbore Robert Pincus Minghua hang Geophysical Research Global Biogeochemical Journal of Advances in JGR: Atmospheres Letters Cycles Modeling Earth Systems
Miguel Goni Bryn Hubbard Peter G. Brewer Steven A. Hauck JGR: Biogeosciences JGR: Earth Surface JGR: Oceans JGR: Planets
Uri ten Brink Michael Liemohn Ellen Thomas Phil Wilkinson JGR: Solid Earth JGR: Space Physics Paleoceanography Radio Science
Mark B. Moldwin Delores J. nipp John Geissman Alberto Montanari Reviews of Geophysics Space Weather Tectonics Water Resources Research
102 2016 AGU FALL MEETING rapidly deployed in a variety of field ecology and coastal research Oxford University Press studies. Based on Cape Cod, MA, Onset has been designing and Booth: 1305 manufacturing its HOBO data loggers on site since the company’s Amy Hugo founding in 1981. Visit Onset on the web at http://www.onset- [email protected] comp.com. 198 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 Ontash & Ermac, Inc. Phone: 800-451-7556 Booth: 1439 www.oxfordjournals.org Frank Curatola [email protected] Oxford University Press publishes some of the most respected and 876 Kinderkamack Road, Suite 201 prestigious academic books and journals in the world including River Edge, NJ 07661 Computational Seismology by Heiner Igel, Waves, Particles, and Phone: 201-265-2189 Storms in Geospace by Georgios Balasis et al. and Marine Geochem- http://www.ontash.com istry by Matthieu Roy-Barman and Catherine Jeandel. We are the proud publisher of high-quality journals in the Earth sciences Ontash & Ermac, Inc. (O&E) introduces OEM SIP Sonde Electronics, including Geophysical Journal International, Journal of Petrology, PSIP Stimulus Switch Unit, Stimulus Amplifier Unit, and Full Switch and our new fully open-access title Dynamics and Statistics of the Unit. The four are the newest members of O&E’s SIP family of prod- Climate System. Visit us at Booth 1305 to browse our books with a
ucts, joining the PSIP, a multichannel high-end SIP tool for laboratory special conference discount, and to sign up for free journal alerts. PROFILES EXHIBITOR and in situ near surface SIP measurements. Visit us at Booth 1439 to see demonstrations of both products. O&E SIP development is Oyo Corporation performed in collaboration with the Department of Earth and Envi- Booth: 1039 ronmental Sciences (DEES), Rutgers University-Newark and aided by 7 Kanda-Mitoshiro-Cho National Science Foundation Phase I, IB, II, and IIB funding awards. Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo 101-8486, Japan Phone: 81-3-5577-4936 OpenTopography/NCALM http://www.oyo.com/ Booth: 513 Laura Murphy “Doctor to the Earth,” OYO Corporation is a manufacturer of [email protected] advanced instruments for and a provider of quality services of 5000 Gulf Freeway, Building 4, Suite 216 geological, geophysical, and geotechnical engineering. Compre- Houston, TX 77204 hensive range of geophysical products and solutions of OYO Group Phone: 713-743-4467 has been strongly supporting oil and gas, mining, engineering, and environmental projects all over the world. OpenTopography and the National Center for Airborne Laser Map- ping (NCALM) are data facilities funded by the U.S. National Sci- Parrot ence Foundation to assist researchers in the collection, processing, Booth: 1532 and online dissemination of lidar topography data. The facilities Gregory Crutsinger also support research and education centered around high-resolu- [email protected] tion topography. 535 Mission Street, Suite 2602 San Francisco, CA 94105 OTT Hydromet Phone: 360-927-2063 Booth: 1539 edu.parrot.com Christina Erickson [email protected] Almost overnight, drones have significantly improved our abil- 5600 Lindbergh Drive ity to collect high-resolution geospatial data at repeated time Loveland, CO 80539 intervals. Founded in 1994 by Henri Seydoux, Parrot creates, Phone: 970-669-3050 develops, and markets advanced drone technology for consum- www.ott.com ers and professionals. Headquartered in Paris, Parrot currently employs more than 900 people worldwide and generates the OTT Hydromet, a member of Hach Company, helps water resource majority of its sales overseas. With the incredible growth in the professionals generate reliable data throughout the entire water drone industry, Parrot and it’s portfolio companies, including cycle. We go beyond simply providing solutions by partnering with SenseFly an Pix4D, is positioning itself for continued leadership our customers in designing effective answers to the challenges in the market. The Parrot Education program supports faculty, they encounter in their vital role of monitoring the world’s water. graduate students, technicians, and undergraduate field assis- Proudly formed from five separate companies (OTT, Hydrolab, tants in their work. ADCON Telemetry, Sutron, and Lufft), OTT Hydromet offers the combined strength and expertise of leaders in the water quality, Picarro, Inc. quantity, and telemetry fields and over 140 years of experience in Booth: 1005 environmental measurement. Nabil Saad [email protected] 3105 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, CA 95054 Phone: 408-962-3990 www.picarro.com/
Picarro is a leading provider of solutions to measure greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations, trace gases, and stable isotopes across many scientific applications. Our portfolio of gas analyzers and systems enables scientists around the world to measure GHGs,
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104 2016 AGU FALL MEETING trace gases, and stable isotopes found in the air we breathe, water Pufferfish Inc. we drink, and land we harvest. Picarro’s industrial solutions range Booth: 1344 from mobile leak detection technology for utilities companies to Kevin Lockwood trace gas analysis for semiconductor fabrication and pharmaceuti- [email protected] cals isolators. Our patented Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) 14 Capella Court is at the heart of all Picarro instruments, enabling the detection of Ottawa, ON K2E 7V6, Canada target molecules at parts per billion or better resolution. Phone: 613-402-7372 pufferfishpro.com PP Systems Booth: 608 Pufferfish Inc. are world leaders in the visual communication of glob- Michael Doyle al data. Renowned for our spherical interactive multi-touch display [email protected] technology, the PufferSphere, we serve multinational corporations 110 Haverhill Road, Suite 301 through to public and private institutions, providing an intuitive dis- Amesbury, MA 01913 play for the understanding of trends, phenomena, and correlations Phone: 978-834-0505 in global data.
Stop by and see our popular CIRAS-3 Portable Photosynthe- QPS, Inc. sis & Chlorophyll Fluorescence Measurement system. When Booth: 623
you compare technical specification, portability, performance, Chris Malzone PROFILES EXHIBITOR reliability, and price you won’t find a better system for high-level [email protected] field research. For basic research, we are pleased to offer the NEW 104 Congress Street TARGAS-1 Portable Photosynthesis System that is extremely easy Portsmouth, NH 03801 to use and very affordable. Also check out our NEW EGM-5 Portable Phone: 603-431-1773
CO2 gas analyzer and soil CO2 efflux system. PP Systems is also the http://www.qps-us.com proud distributor for Hansatech Instruments, Skye Instruments, Gill Instruments, and bbe Moldaenke. Your research partner for 30+ QPS-US is the U.S. branch of The Netherlands based hydrographic years. software company Quality Positioning Services BV (QPS), founded in 1986. QPS focuses on the development of industry-leading Princeton University Press hydrographic software products, including QINSy, Qimera, and Booth: 1214 Fledermaus. QPS’s technology draws from precise navigation Melissa Burton and real-time collection and presentation of large volumes of [email protected] navigation and sonar data that are essential for accurate nautical 41 William Street charting, geologic interpretation, and assessment of seabed Princeton, NJ 08540 habitats, planning routes for pipelines and cables, and similar Phone: 609-258-4915 applications. press.princeton.edu R.M. Young Company Princeton University Press publishes major trade, textbook, and Booth: 346 professional titles in the Earth sciences. Stop by our booth to see Bill Myers new books by Tullis Onstott, Oliver Morton, William Newman, and [email protected] Pamela Matson. Other new and recent titles include Edward L. 2801 Aero Park Drive Robinson’s Data Analysis for Scientists and Engineers, Joanna Haigh Traverse City, MI 49686-9171 and Peter Cargill’s The Sun’s Influence on Climate (newest in the Phone: 231-946-3980 Princeton Primers in Climate), Carl Wunsch’s Modern Observational http://www.youngusa.com Physical Oceanography, and David A. Randall’s An Introduction to the Global Circulation of the Atmosphere. Also check out new The R.M. Young Company is a U.S.-based manufacturer of editions of Gregory Paul’s Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs, David high-quality Meteorological Instruments. Young instruments are Archer’s The Long Thaw, and William F. Ruddiman’s Plows, Plagues, used daily in the harshest environments on every continent and and Petroleum. ocean. Young products include: • Ultrasonic and mechanical anemometers PROTO Manufacturing • The ResponseONE “all-in-one” weather sensor Booth: 1024 • Temperature and relative humidity sensors Kriss Leftwich • Radiation shields [email protected] • Barometric pressure sensors 12350 Universal Drive • Sentry visibility sensor Taylor, MI 48180 • Precipitation sensors Phone: 734-946-0974 • Weather displays
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 105 Networking and Career Events for Students
Sharing Science Communication Clinic Recruitment Luncheon Monday, 2:30 P.M.–3:45 P.M. TICKETED EVENT Moscone West, Room 2001A Tuesday, 11:30 A.M.–1:00 P.M. Moscone South, Career Center Student Mixer Monday, 6:00 P.M.–8:0 0 P. M. Career Opportunities Networking Lunch Moscone North Exhibit Hall, Sponsored by Chevron and Swiss Re Back Right Corner TICKETED EVENT Wednesday, 12:30 P.M.–2:30 P.M. Career Center & Student Lounge San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Sponsored by FM Global Golden Gate C1–C3 Monday–Friday, 9:00 A.M.–6:0 0 P. M. Moscone South, Halls A–C: Poster Hall Career Fairs Career Advice Talks Tuesday–Thursday, 10:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Monday–Friday, 9:00 A.M.–6:0 0 P. M. Moscone South, Career Center Moscone South, Career Center Outstanding Student Paper Award Pop-Up Talks Resource Center Monday–Tuesday, 4:00 P.M.–6:0 0 P. M. Monday–Friday, 8:00 A.M.–6:0 0 P. M. Moscone West, Room 2001A Moscone South, Halls A–C: Poster Hall
Student Breakfast Tuesday, 7:00 A.M.–8:00 A.M. San Francisco Marriott Marquis, Salon 7
106 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Real World Globes Resources for Future Generations (RFG) 2018 Booth: 942 Booth: 1544 Doug Rogers Nadia Bakka [email protected] [email protected] 1227 N. Miller Park Court 3500 de Maisonneuve West, Suite 1250 Visalia, CA 93291 Westmount, QC H3Z 3C1, Canada Phone: 559-786-2128 Phone: 514-939-2710 http://www.realworldglobes.com http://rfg2018.org
Geological Dry Erase globe of the world, now available in 18” and The rapid growth of developing economies and the fundamental 30” sizes. Also, Jupiter and the Galilean moons, Venus, and three needs of many disadvantaged people across the globe are result- versions of Mars: Albedo, MOLA, and the Antique Pecival Lowell ing in an increased demand for many resources and changes in the 1905 version showing canals to save drying out planets. delivery of existing ones. The need for focused environmental pri- orities and new technologies will add additional requirements and REK TEK constraints. The International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS), Booth: 629 the Canadian Federation of Earth Sciences (CFES), the Canadian Katie Li Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM), the Geological [email protected] Association of Canada (GAC), and the Mineralogical Association
10368 Westmoor Drive of Canada (MAC) are partnering to bring industry, academia, and PROFILES EXHIBITOR Westminster, CO 80210 governments together to tackle this growing issue. Phone: 720-887-6100 www.trimble.com/monitoring RIEGL USA Booth: 1240 Trimble’s portfolio of advanced sensor solutions, application Susan Licari software, and state-of-the-art recorders provide proven integrated [email protected] tools for monitoring and Earth systems applications. The solutions 7035 Grand National Drive, Suite 100 allow organizations to monitor the integrity of a building, dam, Orlando, FL 32819 mine, bridge, and other structures, or natural hazards monitoring Phone: 407-248-9927 the seismic activity for a project and surrounding communities. www.rieglusa.com/index.html Trimble’s customizable and scalable monitoring solutions harness the power of GNSS, optical, seismic, engineering, and geotech- RIEGL USA delivers cutting-edge technology in airborne, mobile, nical sensors to provide in-depth measurement, data analysis, terrestrial, and the newest unmanned laser scanning solutions. and management tools to help organizations meet a range of From purchase to system integration, as well as training and project requirements from periodic deformation measurements to support, RIEGL USA stands out as a leader in the industry. The real-time automated monitoring solutions. key factor to RIEGL USA’s success is providing complete reliability and support to our customers. RIEGL USA is recognized as the Research in Germany (DFG) performance leader in the mobile mapping, civil infrastructure, Booth: 1129 airborne scanning, hydrographic, terrestrial based, and unmanned Bettina Schuffert industries. Our instruments are well known for ruggedness and [email protected] reliability under demanding environmental conditions. RIEGL USA: 1130 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1200 Building Systems, Delivering Performance. Washington, DC 20036 Phone: 202-729-6350 Rod Griffin Australian Opal http://www.research-in-germany.org/en/about-us.html Booth: 647 Rod Griffin Research in Germany, an initiative launched by the Federal Ministry [email protected] of Education and Research (BMBF), showcases Germany’s research P.O. Box 718 achievements to the international community. Several funding Silverado, CA 92676 organizations, Clusters of Excellence, and other outstanding Phone: 714-393-1259 research institutions will present research and funding opportunities. Rod mines opals in Australia and sells the rough cut and jewelry in the Research in Germany (DFG) United States. He also collects items of interest from around the world Booth: 1228 and has brought some interesting items to this year’s Fall Meeting. Bettina Schuffert [email protected] San Lien Technology Corp. 1130 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1200 Booth: 447 Washington, DC 20036 Reid Chen Phone: 202-729-6350 [email protected] http://www.research-in-germany.org/en/about-us.html 3F, No. 190, Sec. 2, Zhongxing Road, Xindian District New Taipei 231-46, Taiwan Research in Germany, an initiative launched by the Federal Ministry Phone: 88-676-229-700 of Education and Research (BMBF), showcases Germany’s research en.sanlien.com.tw:3000/ achievements to the international community. Several funding or- ganizations, Clusters of Excellence, and other outstanding research Having been in the industry for 50 years, San Lien has changed institutions will present research and funding opportunities. its role from a service provider to an instrument manufacturer. In 2006, San Lien worked with Prof. Yih-min Wu at National Taiwan University and began to develop the first low-cost earthquake early warning sensor, P-alert. Until mid-2016, P-alert had been installed in 605 campuses and recorded valuable data during
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 107 the 0206 Southern Taiwan earthquake this February, from which School of Ocean and Science, Tongji University researchers were able to discover a lot of mysteries of the event. At Booth: 1630 2016 AGU Fall Meeting, we are proud to introduce our latest model Xixi Shen of the P-alert family—P-alert Plus and VMS. Natural disasters are [email protected] inevitable; however, San Lien wishes to continue providing profes- 1239 Siping Road sional systems and to help people avoid threats from disasters. Shanghai 200092, China Phone: 86-216-598-1613 Sandia National Lab Booth: 1330 The School of Ocean and Earth Science of Tongji University currently Moo Lee has 280 undergraduates, 310 master and doctoral students, and 90 [email protected] faculty members, with three bachelor degree programs of geology, Albuquerque, NM 87123 geophysics, and marine resource exploration and exploitation Phone: 505-844-8813 technology, two first-level doctoral degree programs of marine http://www.sandia.gov/ science and geophysics, and two postdoc stations of marine sci- ence and geophysics. It earns the support of 211 national projects Sandia National Laboratories is operated and managed by Sandia as well as the 985 projects from the Ministry of Education, and in Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corpo- 2005, the State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology was established. ration. Sandia Corporation operates Sandia National Laborato-
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR ries as a contractor for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National SciAps, Inc Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and supports numerous Booth: 606 federal, state, and local government agencies, companies, and Kyle Meahl organizations. A strong science, technology, and engineering foun- [email protected] dation enables Sandia’s mission through a capable research staff 2 Constitution Way working at the forefront of innovation, collaborative research with Woburn, MA 01801 universities and companies, and discretionary research projects Phone: 339-927-9455 with significant potential impact. SciAps, Inc., is a Boston-based portable analytical instrumentation Savillex Corporation company and innovation leader in the field of hand-held LIBS, XRF, Booth: 646 and Raman for geological applications. SciAps offers a complete Tracy Parker toolbox for field geologists, researchers, and industry alike. SciAps [email protected] is excited to present the new Z300 hand-held LIBS analyzer and 10321 West 70th Street X300 field portable XRF at 2016 AGU Fall Meeting. The Z300 offers Eden Prairie, MN 55344 broadband LIBS with class-leading spectral range of 190–950 Phone: 952-935-4100 nm and unique features such as elemental mapping using our GeoChem Pro app. We are dedicated to inventing, engineering, Savillex Corporation manufactures PFA labware products used for providing, and servicing field-hardened, portable instruments to sample collection, analysis and storage. Providing a wide range measure any compound, any mineral, any element—anyplace on of PFA products, including the DST Acid Purification Systems, Vial the planet. Come visit us at Booth 660 to learn more! Cleaning System and Purillex™ PFA bottles, we have solutions to fit all your labware needs. Savillex also offers a complete line of PFA Science Is Never Settled Sample Introduction Systems for ICP-OES and ICP-MS. Booth: 335 Peter Ward Schmidt Ocean Institute [email protected] Booth: 223 P.O. Box 4875 Carlie Wiener Jackson, WY 83001 [email protected] Phone: 307-733-3664 555 Bryant Street #374 ScienceIsNeverSettled.org Palo Alto, CA 94301 Phone: 202-969-4675 Science Is Never Settled is a nonprofit organization, incorporated in the State of Wyoming, whose purpose is to educate the public about Advanced operational, informational, and technical support is how science is done, how science can improve public safety with essential to the success of ocean science. Schmidt Ocean Institute respect to natural hazards, and how science is needed to illuminate was established as a 501(c)(3) private nonprofit operating foun- public policy issues in an increasingly technological world. Our pri- dation in 2009 to raise the standards of critical seagoing research mary focus is on the causes and effects of climate change and other infrastructure and provide more ocean access to scientists and natural hazards. We seek to reach the public with the help of public engineers. Schmidt Ocean Institute seeks to work with the best in- relations organizations, via radio, television, print media, websites, novators to accelerate the pace of ocean science aboard its global social media, press releases, wire releases, and similar venues. research platform, R/V Falkor. We believe that the latest technology is best shared and our research expeditions return unprecedented Scientific Aviation, Inc. amounts of open-access data. Booth: 804 Steve Conley [email protected] Boulder, CO 80301 Phone: 916-217-1107 http://www.ScientificAviation.com
Scientific Aviation operates two fixed-wing, single-engine certified aircraft that have been modified for atmospheric research. Using on-board measurements of wind and a variety of trace gases,
108 2016 AGU FALL MEETING 2016 AGU FALL MEETING 109 these aircraft are capable of measuring trace gas emissions from Seismo Wave a variety of sources. 1200 watts of on-board power, 300 pounds of Booth: 1422 instrument payload, and up to 7 hours of flight time make these Nathalie Olivier aircraft extremely versatile and capable of a wide range of research [email protected] projects. The first measurements of the Aliso Canyon blowout were Route de Treguier Rospez conducted by Scientific Aviation. F-22300 Lannion, France Phone: 02-96-46-16-11 Scientific Lightning Solutions, LLC seismowave.com Booth: 1537 Carlos Mata Seismo Wave is a French provider, specializing in seismological and [email protected] infrasound instrumentation. Based in Brittany, it supplies all over the 1417 Chaffee Drive world microbarometers (MB3) and seismic sensors, software, and Titusville, FL 32780 accessories. The scope of activity covers seismology, volcanology, Phone: 321-607-6382 climatology, natural transitory phenomena (such as tornadoes, www.sls-us.com volcanic explosions, earthquakes, bolides, etc.), as well as artificial phenomena (such as nuclear explosions, wind turbine, quarry blasts, Scientific Lightning Solutions (SLS) has unmatched talent from etc.). The MB3 Microbarometer, designed in collaboration with CEA, the scientific, engineering, and lightning protection industries. In is the successor of MB2005. High-resolution sensor, with remote
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR addition to proven experience solving many of the most complex calibration capability, it detects infrasonic waves up to 40 Hz. The lightning protection challenges, SLS has access to the world’s only seismic sensors, CPZM500, CPHM500, CPZ90, are reliable and robust. live lightning test facility, proprietary analysis, and design software, and exclusive fast-data acquisition and monitoring technologies Seismological Society of America and equipment. SLS has a new line of products in the areas of Booth: 222 lightning location and lightning detection with unprecedented Nan Broadbent accuracy and detection efficiency. The prototype system, which [email protected] has been operating for about 4 years now, is being used to validate 400 Evelyn Avenue, Suite 201 the accuracy and detection efficiency of commercial lightning Albany, CA 94706 location/detection networks. Our reach is nationwide and global. Phone: 510-559-1784
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD First organized during the aftershocks of the 1906 San Francisco Booth: 1328 earthquake, Seismological Society of America (SSA) is the premier Donna Shabkie forum for assembling, exchanging, and sharing of knowledge essen- [email protected] tial for an earthquake-aware world. An international organization, 9500 Gilman Drive SSA publishes the world’s leading seismology journals—Bulletin of La Jolla, CA 92093 the Seismological Society of America and Seismological Research Letters. Phone: 858-822-0723 scripps.ucsd.edu Sensors & Software Inc. Booth: 622 For more than 113 years, Scripps Institution of Oceanography at Uni- Greg Johnston versity of California, San Diego has been the world leader in ocean, [email protected] Earth, and climate sciences. Today, Scripps has hundreds of research 1040 Stacey Court projects covering a wide range of scientific areas under way in more Mississauga, ON L4W 2X8, Canada than 60 nations, on every continent, and in every ocean. Phone: 905-624-8909 www.sensoft.ca Sea-Bird Scientific Booth: 1209 Sensors & Software delivers subsurface imaging solutions to customers Payal Parikh worldwide. Understanding what lies beneath the surface of mate- [email protected] rials like soil, rock, rubble, pavement, concrete, water, ice, and 13431 NE 20th Street snow opens endless possibilities. The combination of our diverse Bellevue, WA 98005 expertise, years of experience, world-leading products, and respon- Phone: 425-643-9866 sive services enables delivery of practical and effective solutions www.sea-birdscientific.com/ that meet the needs of our customers, and empowers informed decision making Sea-Bird Scientific combines the capabilities of Sea-Bird Electron- ics, WET Labs, and Satlantic to provide best-of-class sensors and SEPM Society for Sedimentary Geology systems for oceanographic research and environmental water Booth: 1132 quality monitoring of physical and biogeochemical properties. For Howard Harper over 40+ years, Sea-Bird Scientific has developed award-winning [email protected] technologies and CTDs that are the centerpiece of most oceano- 4111 S. Darlington, Suite 100 graphic moorings, AUVs, and profiling systems. The global Argo Tulsa, OK 74135 Array, with unprecedented accuracy and stability in temperature Phone: 918-610-3361 and salinity, has enabled scientists to detect ocean climate trends not previously possible. Sea-Bird also provides sensors to the SEPM is dedicated to the dissemination of scientific information NSF-funded SOCCOM program to produce climate-quality data on sedimentology, stratigraphy, paleontology, marine geology, record for carbon cycling. hydrogeology, and many related specialties. The Society supports members by publication of two major scientific journals, Journal of Sedimentary Research (JSR) and PALAIOS, in addition to producing technical conferences, short courses, and Special Publications.
110 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Septentrio toring suspended sediment using acoustics instead of optics. It Booth: 214 has a wider dynamic range, better calibration, and is less prone Neil Vancans to biofouling than traditional optical backscatter sensors. The [email protected] LISST-200X is a new version of the well-known LISST-100X that is Torrance, CA 90505 smaller and smarter. Phone: 310-541-8139 http://www.septentrio.com SerCon Limited Booth: 1141 As selected “preferred vendor” to UNAVCO for GNSS reference Laura Welsh receivers, Septentrio’s PolaRx family of GNSS receivers cover a wide [email protected] variety of applications. Their unique design provides measure- Crewe Trade Park, Unit 3B ments with the lowest noise and cycle slip rate on the market while Crewe CHE, UK continuously monitoring and protecting against interference, Phone: 44-127-058-0008 multipath, and other environmental effects. PolaRx incorporates www.sercongroup.com Advanced Interference Mitigation (AIM+) technology that counter- acts the worse effects of interference. AIM+ allows users to obtain Sercon are dedicated to the design, manufacture, and support accurate and reliable GNSS positioning even in times of extreme of isotope ratio mass spectrometers and their associated sample radio interference and elevated ionospheric activity. preparation systems. We supply consumables of the highest quali-
ty for all isotope ratio monitoring mass spectrometers and elemen- PROFILES EXHIBITOR Sequoia Scientific, Inc. tal analyzers. • Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometers • Consumables • Booth: 444 Isotopically Labeled Compounds • 18O Enriched Water • Support Chuck Pottsmith [email protected] SERDP/ESTCP 2700 Richards Road, Suite 107 Booth: 445 Bellevue, WA 98005 Matthew Cifa Phone: 425-641-0944 [email protected] http://www.SequoiaSci.com/ 4800 Mark Center Drive, Suite 17D03 Alexandria, VA 22350-3605 Sequoia Scientific manufacturers instruments for measuring Phone: 571-372-6565 particles suspended in water. Our LISST family of products are https://www.serdp-estcp.org/ widely used from the deep sea to shallow mountain streams to your lab bench. Stop by Booth 444 to see the our full line of SERDP and ESTCP are the Department of Defense’s (DoD) environmen- instruments including our new LISST-ABS acoustic backscatter tal research programs, harnessing the latest science and technology sensor and LISST-200X submersible particle size analyzer. The to improve DoD’s environmental performance, reduce costs, and LISST-ABS is a brand new instrument purposely built for moni- enhance and sustain mission capabilities. The programs respond to
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Student Breakfast 13 December 2016 7:00 A.M.–8:00 A.M. Marriott Marquis Salon 7
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 111 Three Career Fairs
General Career Fair 13 December 2016 10:00 A.M.–5:0 0 P. M . Moscone South—Hall A–B: Poster Hall
International Career Fair 14 December 2016 10:00 A.M.–5:0 0 P. M . Moscone South—Halls A–C: Poster Hall
Postdoc Career Fair 15 December 2016 10:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Moscone South—Halls A–C: Poster Hall
112 2016 AGU FALL MEETING environmental technology requirements that are common to all of the the geosciences community through publications, books, events, military services, complementing the services’ research programs. forums, professional development courses, and more.
SETI Institute Sony North America, Inc. Booth: 212 Booth: 1533 Armine Saroian Daniel Albohn [email protected] [email protected] 189 Bernardo Avenue #200 1 Sony Drive Mountain View, CA 94043 Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Phone: 650-961-6633 Phone: 201-476-8585 http://www.seti.org www.sony.com/digitalpaper
Our mission is to explore, understand, and explain the origin and Whether you’re reading exams and theses; annotating scholarly nature of life in the universe, and to apply the knowledge gained or scientific articles; reviewing proofs; sketching diagrams, figures, to inspire and guide present and future generations. We have a and formulas; or preparing lecture notes, Sony’s Digital Paper is passion for discovery, and for sharing knowledge as scientific am- ideal for serious reading, writing, and research. Come test drive bassadors to the public, the press, and the government. Digital Paper at Booth 1533. The SETI Institute is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to
scientific research, education and public outreach. The Institute South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy PROFILES EXHIBITOR comprises three centers, the Center for Education, the Carl Sagan of Science Center for the Study of Life in the Universe, and the Center for Pub- Booth: 1540 lic Outreach. Founded in November 1984, the SETI Institute began Yao Luo operations on 1 February 1985. [email protected] No. 164 Xingang West Road SIAM–Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Guangzhou, Guangdong 510301, China Booth: 341 Phone: 8615018779951 Bruce Bailey www.scsio.ac.cn/ [email protected] 3600 Market Street, 6th Floor China-Sri Lanka Joint Center for Education & Research was found Philadelphia, PA 19104 in August 2015. The abbreviation is CSL-CER. The Joint Center is a Phone: 215-382-9800 science and education platform overseas, established by Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). South China Sea Institute of Oceanol- The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) is an ogy (SCSIO), CAS is the supporting institution. Our research vessel international community of over 14,000 individual members and Shiyan No. 1 of SCSIO has begun to implement a scientific expedi- more than 500 institutional members. Visit SIAM at AGU Booth tion in the eastern Indian Ocean arranged by the CAS and National #341 to browse SIAM books, journals, and SIAM News, speak with Natural Science foundation of China since 2010. The real-time SIAM Acquisitions Editor Paula Callaghan, learn about upcoming observation network for meteorology and hydrology already pro- SIAM conferences, or become a SIAM member. vided the continuing data of more than 3 years. We welcome more oceanographers to join us. Smith & Williamson, LLC Booth: 1347 Space Science Institute Mark Williamson Booth: 438 [email protected] Joyce Ramsaur 1099 NW Charlemagne Place [email protected] Corvallis, OR 97330 4750 Walnut Street, Suite 205 Phone: 503-298-7359 Boulder, CO 80301-2532 Controlled Ballooning—Now Accessible and Affordable Phone: 720-974-5888 www.spacescience.org We offer turnkey, reliable, and reusable components that bring real-time control to balloon flights. Flights are affordable since our The Space Science Institute (SSI) is a soft money nonprofit head- equipment utilizes low-cost latex balloons. Our products permit quartered in Boulder, CO, with locations across the U.S. and world- advanced flights, such as floating at a desired altitude. To ensure wide that brings together world-class expertise in Earth, planetary, your flight is a success, we offer on-location flight services and and space science research and education. SSI staff will be at AGU product training. Our equipment has successfully flow in deserts to talk about our programs and recruit research and education PIs and thunderstorms for researchers around the world. all week, so please feel free to come by our booth to learn more about how soft money works and if SSI is the right place for you! Society of Exploration Geophysicists Booth: 434 Spectra Vista Corporation Jill Abbott Booth: 1508 [email protected] Tom Cori 8801 S Yale Avenue, Suite 500 [email protected] Tulsa, OK 74137 29 Firemens Way Phone: 918-497-5589 Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 www.seg.org Phone: 845-471-7007 http://www.spectravista.com Founded in 1930, the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) is a not-for-profit organization committed to connecting and Building on 23 years of experience in the manufacture of Field inspiring the people and science of geophysics. With 27,000+ Portable Spectroradiometers and Airborne Imaging Spectrometers, members in 138 countries, SEG provides educational resources to Spectra Vista Corporation demonstrates the HR-1024i spectrora-
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 113 diometer and latest LC-RP PRO. The HR-1024i has demonstrated Sun Yat-sen University superior repeatability compared to competitive full-range instru- Booth: 1632 ments, while delivering the highest-quality spectral data, target Jiangbo Yu photo, GPS coordinates, and external sensor data. [email protected] Tangjiawan, Sun Yat-sen University Zhuhai campus, School of Earth Spectral Evolution Science and Geological Engineering Booth: 1304 Guangzhou, Zhuhai 519082, China Joe Mayr Phone: 0862084111351 [email protected] gs.sysu.edu.cn/eng/Index.aspx 1 Canal Street, Unit B1 Lawrence, MA 01840 The School of Earth Science and Geological Engineering of Sun Phone: 978-687-1833 Yat-sen University was founded in 1924. It was one of the earliest www.spectralevolution.com geological teaching and research departments in China. At present, our school has 40 full-time faculties including two Academician of Spectral Evolution is a leading manufacturer of field portable and Chinese Academy of Sciences. Our research advantages are well laboratory spectroradiometers and spectrometers for remote demonstrated through integrating geology and geophysics to tackle sensing applications including geological remote sensing, ground the key issues on the global tectonics, deep-Earth geodynamics, truthing, spectral remote sensing, environmental and climate and surface effects. Under the new development strategy in Zhuhai
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR research, crop and soil research, vegetative studies, water body City, our school is striving to set up a systematic interdisciplinary research, forestry and canopy studies, radiometric calibration trans- geoscientific program. The school is now recruiting the talents of fer, upwelling and downwelling measurement, and more. The PSR+ geology, geophysics, and marine geosciences to achieve its goal as a for remote sensing delivers the highest resolution and sensitivity world-class discipline. available in a lightweight, rugged, and reliable field spectroradi- ometer. Our DARWin SP Data Acquisition software makes using our Surface Optics Corporation instruments fast and easy and provides pull-down menu access to Booth: 1611 19 vegetation indices. Wes Autran [email protected] Springer 11555 Rancho Bernardo Road Booth: 712 San Diego, California 92127 Acasia Dalmau Phone: 714-325-5776 [email protected] 233 Spring Street Surface Optics Corporation (SOC) offers its customers a single New York, NY 10013 engineering and manufacturing source (one-stop-shopping) for Phone: 212-460-1500 characterization, control, and exploitation of the optical properties www.springer.com of surfaces. Our unique understanding of customer needs allows us to offer engineering services, proprietary analytical software, Springer is one of the world’s leading global research, educational, reflectometers, hyperspectral and multispectral imagers, that are and professional publishers, home to an array of respected and trust- cost effective, innovative, and provide unsurpassed performance. ed brands providing quality content through a range of innovative SOC will be exhibiting its 710 internal line scanning and 716 full products and services. Springer is the world’s largest academic book motion video hyperspectral imaging cameras as well as its 410 publisher and numbers almost 13,000 staff in over 50 countries. series hand held reflectometer products.
Stevens Water Monitoring Systems Inc. Taylor & Francis Booth: 1520 Booth: 437 Keith Bellingham Helen Neal [email protected] [email protected] 12067 NE Glenn Widing Drive, Suite 106 4 Park Square, Milton Park Portland, OR 97220 Abingdon, Oxford OX14 4RN, UK Phone: 503-445-8000 Phone: 44-020-701-7600-0 http://www.stevenswater.com http://www.tandfonline.com
Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. designs and manufac- Taylor & Francis boasts an expanding portfolio of high-caliber tures data collection and acquisition solutions for surface water, journals in Earth science. Our journals are edited by some of the groundwater, soil, and meteorological conditions. The renowned most prominent academics and practitioners in their fields. We are Hydra Probe Soil Sensor is the most robust and reliable soil sensor partnered with an array of the world’s leading societies, such as available and used by hundreds of universities, irrigation profes- the Geological Society of Australia, Royal Society of New Zealand, sionals, and government agencies. The eTracker cellular gateway Geological Society of Sweden, and International Union of Soil connects sensors directly to a cloud-based server for quick, easy, Sciences to publish cutting-edge, high-quality research across the and inexpensive data collection and interaction. spectrum of Earth science. Taylor & Francis is at the forefront of the publishing landscape for researchers and practitioners who seek to Stockholm University Bolin Centre further their disciplines with their work. Booth: 1423 Elisabeth Dacker [email protected] Svante Arrhenius vag 8 SE-10691 Stockholm, Sweden Phone: 46-081-610-46
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114 2016 AGU FALL MEETING The Geological Society of America The National Academies Booth: 1029 Booth: 938 Rebecca Freeman Celeste Naylor [email protected] [email protected] P.O. Box 9140 500 5th Street NW 3300 Penrose Place Washington, DC 20001 Boulder, CO 80301 Phone: 202-334-2768 Phone: 303-357-1004 http://www.nationalacademies.org/index.html www.geosociety.org The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Established in 1888, The Geological Society of America (GSA) is a are private, nonprofit institutions that provide expert advice on global professional society with a growing membership of more some of the most pressing challenges facing the nation and the than 26,000 individuals in 111 countries. GSA provides access to world. Our work helps shape sound policies, inform public opinion, elements that are essential to the professional growth of Earth and advance the pursuit of science, engineering, and medicine. scientists at all levels of expertise and from all sectors: academic, Relevant Boards of the Division on Earth and Life Sciences and the government, business, and industry. GSA recognizes Earth science Space Studies Board are represented at this year’s meeting. excellence with awards, promotes lifelong learning through sci- entific conferences, and publishes a wide range of peer-reviewed The Natural History Museum
scholarly works in the form of journals, books, and field guides. Booth: 206 PROFILES EXHIBITOR
The Geological Society of London Description not available at press time. Booth: 1033 Jenny Davey The University of Texas High-Resolution X-ray Computed [email protected] Tomography Facility Burlington House Booth: 1515 Piccadilly, London, UK David Edey Phone: 02074349944 [email protected] 2275 Speedway Stop C9000 The Geological Society of London is the oldest geological society Austin, TX 78712-1722 in the world and a not-for-profit organization with aims to improve Phone: 512-471-0260 knowledge and understanding of the Earth, to promote Earth www.ctlab.geo.utexas.edu science education and awareness, and to promote professional excellence and ethical standards in the work of Earth scientists. The High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility at The University of Texas at Austin (UTCT) is a national shared multi-user facility supported by the Instrumentation and Facilities
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 115 Program of NSF’s Earth Sciences (EAR) directorate. UTCT offers The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory provides the advanced scien- scientific researchers across the Earth, biological, and engineer- tific capabilities required to bolster our country’s position of global ing sciences access to a completely nondestructive technique naval leadership. Here, in an environment where the nation’s best for visualizing features in the interior of opaque solid objects, scientists and engineers are inspired to pursue their passion, every- and for obtaining digital information on their 3D geometries and one is focused on research that yields immediate and long-range properties. applications in the defense of the United States.
Thermo/Fisher Scientific U.S. Science Support Program, IODP Booth: 529 Booth: 312 Lora Pada James Spencer [email protected] [email protected] 490 Lakeside Drive 61 Route 9W Sunnyvale, CA 94085 Palisades, NY 10964 Phone: 408-481-4662 Phone: 845-365-8785 http://www.thermofisher.com/irms http://usoceandiscovery.org/
Enabling pioneering discoveries in geoscience and enhancing the The International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) is an interna- reliability of analytical solutions. For decades, innovative Thermo tional marine research collaboration that explores Earth’s history
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR Scientific isotope ratio mass spectrometers have helped geoscien- and dynamics using ocean-going research platforms to recover tists gain new insights into the application of isotope ratio analysis data recorded in seafloor sediments and rocks and to monitor sub- in the Earth and environmental sciences, enabling them to make seafloor environments. IODP depends on facilities funded by three exciting pioneering discoveries and to overcome difficult analytical platform providers with financial contributions from five additional challenges. Isotope ratio mass spectrometers have also helped partner agencies. Together, these entities represent twenty-five laboratories in the fields of food and doping analysis, providing nations whose scientists are selected to staff IODP research expedi- trustworthy analytical results. tions conducted throughout the world’s oceans.
Toolik Field Station UCAR Community Programs Booth: 229 Booth: 404 Michael Abels Ellen Thomas [email protected] [email protected] P.O. Box 757000 3090 Center Green Drive Fairbanks, AK 99775-7000 Boulder, CO 80301 Phone: 907-474-5063 Phone: 303-497-2604 toolik.alaska.edu www.ucar.edu
Toolik Field Station, located in the northern foothills of the Brooks The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) is a Range (68°38’N, 149°36’W, elevation 720 m), AK, and established nonprofit consortium of more than 100 North American member in 1975, is a major site for national and international scientific colleges and universities focused on research and training in the research in the North American Arctic. The Station’s mission is atmospheric and related Earth system sciences. Through the UCAR to support research and education that contributes to a greater Community Programs (UCP), we support and extend the capabil- understanding of the Arctic and its relationship to the global ities of our academic consortium. UCP offers a suite of innovative environment. Toolik Field Station is operated and managed by the resources, tools, and services for the scientific community, including: Institute of Arctic Biology at the University of Alaska Fairbanks with • Training weather forecasters, emergency managers in current financial support from the U.S. National Science Foundation. research • Developing STEM education resources U.S. Geological Survey • Bringing real-time data and software tools to universities and Booth: 241 research labs Liz Colvard • Managing field projects, conferences, and fellowship programs [email protected] • Supporting satellite-based Earth and atmospheric monitoring 12201 Sunrise Valley Drive Reston, VA 20192 UIC Science Phone: 888-275-8747 Booth: 323 www.usgs.gov/ Nagruk Harcharek [email protected] We provide science about the natural hazards that threaten lives NARL Building 848 and livelihoods; the water, energy, minerals, and other natural re- Barrow, AK 99723 sources we rely on; the health of our ecosystems and environment; Phone: 907-852-7053 and the impacts of climate and land-use change. Our scientists http://www.barrowbulletin.com develop new methods and tools to enable timely, relevant, and useful information about the Earth and its processes. UIC Science, a Small Business Administration certified 8(a) com- pany, provides on-the-ground support to researchers in Barrow, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Alaska; Atqasuk, Alaska; and other Arctic locations. The UIC Booth: 235 Science Team provides a distinct advantage to groups not based Beth Dalton in Alaska by providing reliable indigenous and local knowledge [email protected] and expertise to ensure the safe and timely completion of your 4555 Overlook Avenue, SW Arctic research goals. As an Alaskan Native Village Corporation, we Washington, DC 20375 incorporate the traditions of our ancestors into our daily practices. Phone: 202-767-3678 Our Inupiaq values, passed down to us from our Ancestors, are at http://www.nrl.navy.mil the core of our business practices and guide our decisions.
116 2016 AGU FALL MEETING UNAVCO, Inc. nucleus of the Center for Earth System Research and Sustainability Booth: 523 (CEN), which combines the expertise of natural and social sciences Melissa Weber from various institutes of the Universität Hamburg. CEN is coordi- [email protected] nating the application for climate research in Hamburg as part of 6350 Nautilus Drive the German Excellence Strategy. Boulder, CO 80301 Phone: 303-381-7500 Universities Space Research Association Booth: 209 UNAVCO’s mission is to transform our understanding of Earth Carol Ball systems and hazards using geodesy. As a university-governed con- [email protected] sortium with over 200 member and associate member institutions, 7178 Columbia Gateway Drive UNAVCO advances science and fosters community through open Columbia, MD 21046 data access, field support, professional development, cutting-edge Phone: 410-730-2656 technology, education, diversity initiatives, and science workshops. www.usra.edu We support science addressing processes in the atmosphere, cryosphere, hydrosphere, shallow and solid Earth with tools such Universities Space Research Association (USRA) is an independent, as GPS, strainmeters, terrestrial laser scanning (TLS), and InSAR nonprofit research corporation where the combined efforts of to measure how the surface of and atmosphere above our planet in-house talent and university-based expertise merge to advance
change over time. space science and technology. USRA works across disciplines PROFILES EXHIBITOR including biomedicine, planetary science, astrophysics, and Unión Geofísica Mexicana engineering and integrates those competencies into applications Booth: 1447 ranging from fundamental research to facility management and Xyoli Perez-Campos operations. USRA engages the creativity and authoritative exper- [email protected] tise of the research community to develop and deliver sophisti- Instituto de Geofísica, Ciudad Universitaria cated, forward-looking solutions to federal agencies and other Coyoacan, Mexico government sponsors. Phone: 52-55-5622-2222, ext. 38703 www.ugm.org.mx
The Mexican Geophysical Union’s (UGM) purpose is to promote the study of Earth and space sciences and to disseminate scientific knowledge, as well as to support efforts and activities related with education and outreach of these sciences and their applications. UGM also fosters collaboration and partnership with sister societies to enhance resources and to serve scientists, students, and society. Its Annual Meeting is held in Puerto Vallarta at the end of October. At our booth we will also be promoting research in Mexican institu- tions and graduate programs from Mexican universities.
Union of Concerned Scientists Booth: 616 Jean Sideris Ignite@AGU [email protected] 2 Brattle Square Cambridge, MA 02238 Phone: 202-331-5456
The Union of Concerned Scientists puts rigorous, independent sci- 5 minutes. 20 slides. ence to work to solve our planet’s most pressing problems. Joining with citizens across the country, we combine technical analysis and effective advocacy to create innovative, practical solutions for a Enlightening presentations. healthy, safe, and sustainable future. Universitat Hamburg, Cluster of Excellence CLiSAP Fast. Booth: 1133 Veit Ebermann [email protected] Wednesday, 14 December Grindelberg 5 6:00–9:00 P.M. D-20144 Hamburg, Germany Phone: 49-40-42838-4523 Infusion Lounge www.clisap.de/ 124 Ellis Street CliSAP unites climate experts from the Universität Hamburg, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Sponsored By: and German Climate Computing Center. Its research focuses on climate analysis and prediction. The versatile climate studies approach is based on simulating realistic future scenarios. CliSAP’s Graduate School offers an international M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree program in interdisciplinary climate system studies. CliSAP is the
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 117 University of Alaska, Fairbanks Research Institute better quality of life by providing a comprehensive range of inno- Booth: 829 vative observation and measurement products and services for Sue Mitchell chosen weather-related and industrial markets. Vasiala is a partner [email protected] to customers whose primary interest is the safety and protection of 903 Koyukuk Drive lives and property through effective operations and decision-mak- Fairbanks, Alaska 99775 ing support under any weather condition. Vaisala brings operation- Phone: 907-474-7329 al benefits to its customers through a wide offering of products, http://www.uaf.edu/research/ projects, and services which provide real-time, accurate, and reliable weather data for efficient and effective operations. The University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) is America’s Arctic Univer- sity. UAF ranks in the top 150 of nearly 700 U.S. institutions that Virtalis conduct research. UAF was listed in the top 11 of more than 10,000 Booth: 1529 institutions worldwide for number of citations in climate change Andrew O’Keeffe publications and fourth among U.S. universities. UAF is currently [email protected] operating the Research Vessel Sikuliaq [see-KOO-lee-ack], one of 1952 Woodman Center Drive the most advanced university research vessels in the world. UAF is Kettering, OH 45420 a founding member of the University of the Arctic, a consortium of Phone: 937-534-9600 colleges, universities and research organizations in the eight arctic www.virtalis.com
EXHIBITOR PROFILES EXHIBITOR nations that work together to address the needs of the circumpolar north. UAF is a land, sea and space grant institution. Virtalis Ltd. is a world-leading virtual reality (VR) and advanced visualization company. Our systems allow a deep understanding University of California Press of all kinds of complex GIS source data. GeoVisionary advanced Booth: 1512 visualization is the result of a collaboration between Virtalis and Ramon Smith the British Geological Survey (BGS). 3D images are displayed, which [email protected] enables geoscientists to visualize, analyze, interpret, and share 155 Grand Avenue #400 massive data sets seamlessly in an immersive, real-time environ- Oakland, CA 94612 ment. Load data sets such as DEMS, Imagery, Topo maps, GeoSci- Phone: 510-883-8312 entific, Geophysical, Geotechnical, Radar, seismic, Magnetic, 3D www.ucpress.edu CAD models, massive point clouds, 4D “time based” data, volumes, and block-models can all be visualized in a single environment Advancing Knowledge, Driving Change. allowing the user to see the big picture!
University of Houston Wiki Education Foundation Booth: 1409 Booth: 1623 Don Van Nieuwenhuise Jami Mathewson [email protected] [email protected] 3507 Cullen Boulevard, Room 312 11 Funston Avenue, Suite A Houston, TX 77204-5007 San Francisco, CA 94117 Phone: 713-743-3399 Phone: 415-770-1062 wikiedu.org University of Houston’s (UH) Earth and Atmospheric Sciences is a leader in basic and applied scientific research through its stu- The Wiki Education Foundation serves as the bridge between aca- dents, faculty, and staff. UH is one of the most diverse research demia and Wikipedia. A small 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we run programs universities in the United States. Our students enjoy rigorous field that seek to build connections between universities and Wikipedia experiences, world-class laboratory facilities, and robust research and other Wikimedia projects in the United States and Canada. programs alongside faculty who lead the 20 well-established labo- In our most established program, Wiki Ed supports the Wikipedia ratories and centers and 5 industry-funded consortia. The Depart- Education Program in the United States and Canada. Since 2010, ment offers B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Geology, Geophysics, university instructors participating in the program have assigned and Atmospheric Sciences and degrees in Environmental and Earth their students to add content to course-related articles on Wikipe- Sciences. We have summer field camps, field-laboratory oriented dia. Students gain key 21st century skills like media literacy, writing undergraduate courses, and a wide-range of graduate courses. We and research development, and critical thinking, while content enjoy close collaboration with top energy companies. gaps on Wikipedia get filled thanks to students’ efforts.
University of Science and Technology (USTC) Wiley Booth: 1604 Booth: 917 Taryn Walsh Description not available at press time. [email protected] 350 Main Street Vaisala Inc. Malden, MA 02148 Booth: 1514 Phone: 781-338-8313 Jessica Mackaro www.wiley.com [email protected] 194 S Taylor Avenue Wiley is a leading global publisher of over 80 Earth, environmental, Louisville, CO 80027-3024 and space science journals and a books program spanning the Phone: 303-262-4055 entire spectrum. Wiley’s authors, editors, and affiliated societies are http://www.vaisala.com of the highest-caliber publishing groundbreaking research in all subjects, including water resources, meteorology, climatology, ge- Vaisala is a global leader in environmental and industrial measure- ology, sedimentology, geomorphology, paleontology, geochemis- ment. Building on 80 years of experience, Vaisala contributes to a try, mineralogy, GIS, remote sensing, astronomy, astrophysics, and
118 2016 AGU FALL MEETING more. Society partners include the American Geophysical Union, challenging water issues.Visit us at Booth 729 to discuss how Xylem the world’s leading society which has more than 60,000 members Analytics’ technology and application expertise can benefit your and publishes 20 journals and a books program with Wiley. work. Xylem Analytics brands attending AGU 2016 Fall Meeting: Aanderaa—Our distributed smart sensor network and data collec- World Scientific Publishing Company tion hub technology combines advanced communication interfaces Booth: 1522 and multisensor group sampling for continuous multiyear moni- Taofang Dai toring. Aanderaa is a leading provider of single point and profiling [email protected] Acoustic Doppler Current Meters, Met-Ocean Systems, and Water Hackensack, NJ 7601 Quality Sensors for moored, underway, ocean observatory applica- Phone: 201-487-9655 tions.HYPACK—The industry standard in Hydrographic Survey Data http://www.worldscientific.com/ Acquisition, Processing, and Visualization Software for maritime navigation, marine construction, dredging, offshore oil exploration, World Scientific Publishing is a leading independent publisher of and habitat assessments Integrated Systems & Services (ISS)—Xylem books and journals for the scholarly, research, and professional Analytics’ solutions provider for advanced Buoy Systems, HydroMet communities. The company publishes about 600 books annually Stations, and Automated Underwater Vehicles SonTek—The fore- and about 130 journals in various fields. World Scientific collaborates most manufacturer of affordable, reliable Acoustic Doppler Instru- with prestigious organizations like the Nobel Foundation, U.S. Na- mentation for continuous or discrete water velocity measurement in tional Academies Press, as well as its subsidiary, the Imperial College oceans, rivers, lakes, canals, harbors, estuaries, and laboratories
Press, among others, to bring high-quality academic and profession- PROFILES EXHIBITOR al content to researchers and academics worldwide. To find out more ZEISS Microscopy about World Scientific, please visit www.worldscientific.com. Booth: 1504 Brenda Ropoulos WyCEHG – Wyoming Center for Enviornmental Hydrolo- [email protected] gy and Geophysics 4385 Hopyard Road Booth: 1528 Pleasanton, CA 94588 Rick Matlock Phone: 800-233-2343 [email protected] 1000 E. University From micropaleontology to mineralogical studies, ZEISS micro- Laramie, WY 82071 scopes have provided imaging and analysis solutions for geoscience Phone: 307-766-1121 research for over one hundred years. Technologies such as X-ray microanalysis and cathodoluminescence along with advances in Description not available at press time. scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and a wide range of optical microscopes are extending your research capabilities today. ZEISS Xeos Technologies Inc. enables you to gain knowledge from your geoscientific specimens Booth: 246 without parallel. We help to train the geoscientists of tomorrow. Darren Penney Talk to us about your requirements for digital geoscience education, [email protected] supporting connectivity of a broad range of optical microscopes for 36 Topple Drive blended learning among a distributed audience. Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B3B 1L6 Phone: 902-483-9376 Zonge International, Inc. http://www.xeostech.com Booth: 617 Norman Carlson Celebrating its 13th Anniversary, Xeos is now a global exporter with [email protected] an excellent reputation for high quality engineering and customer ser- 3322 E Fort Lowell Road vice. Products range from deep sea alarm beacons to surface oil spill Tucson, AZ 85716 tracking systems to land based perimeter surveillance systems. Xeos Phone: 520-327-5501 is an Iridium Value Added Reseller and provides contract engineering services in addition to its standard product line. All these qualities For 44 years, Zonge has been manufacturing and selling a full have brought them success in their four divisions: Communications, line of state-of-the-art equipment for electrical and electromag- Oceanographic Asset Recovery, Remote Monitoring and Security. netic geophysics, as well as providing contract field services. Our equipment line includes transmitters, receivers, magnetometers, Xylem–Aanderaa–YSI–Sontek and sensors. Services include resistivity, MT, AMT, IP, CSAMT, TEM, Booth: 729 seismic, gravity, and specialized research projects. Dick Butler [email protected] Zoom Digital Signage 275 Martine Street, Suite 200, Unit 12 Booth: 1624 Fall River, MA 02723 TJ Kyong Phone: 508-226-9300 [email protected] 390 Swift Avenue, Suite 23 Xylem Analytics is an expanding family of long-established, lead- South San Francisco, California 94080 ing brands for quantitative and qualitative analysis of water. Our Phone: 510-693-6419 commitment to our customers is to provide them with the best http://zoomdigitalsignage.com tools available to solve their measurement challenges in the field, the laboratory, or wherever they may be. Zoom Digital Signage is a commercial grade digital information Our company has operations and support on 6 continents operat- display manufacturer and digital signage solutions provider. Display ing from over 30 facilities. And our network of regional integration your scientific findings in stunning 4K resolution on our state of the art centers provides local support and custom solutions for your most video walls, and allow audience interactivity with touch screen kiosks. complex water projects. We’re more than an instrumentation and From video walls to touchscreen kiosks, to wayfinding applications, let software provider—we’re your partner in solving the world’s most us provide you with the best solution to fit your project needs.
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Boston University EOAS, Rutgers University Booth: 1501 Booth: 1300 Alissa Beideck Ken Eng [email protected] [email protected] 685 Commonwealth Avenue, Floor 1, Room 130 71 Dudley Road Boston, Massachusetts 02215 New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8521 Phone: 617-353-2529 Phone: 848-932-3280 http://www.bu.edu/earth Rutgers University has formed a new Institute of Earth, Ocean, and Boston University’s Department of Earth & Environment is pre- Atmospheric Sciences with opportunities for graduate study to- pared to provide you with the skills to tackle the planet’s most ward M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Integrated study of the atmosphere, challenging environmental problems. A selection of integrative oceans, solid earth, and biosphere at Rutgers offers such diverse, courses taught by world-class faculty will expose you to the interdisciplinary research topics as global climate change, pale- broad and systemic nature of environmental issues. Our distinct oceanography, environmental biophysics and molecular ecology, professional master’s programs are designed to engage you with geochemistry, and ocean modeling. Graduate funding opportuni- the foundational principles, research techniques, and professional ties in the form of fellowships and research and teaching assistant- competencies that prepare you for careers in the private, public, ships are available. Visit our booth for additional information. and non-profit sectors. The Department’s doctoral programs prepare students for careers in research, academia, management, Florida International University consulting and more. Explore our programs at http://www.bu.edu/ Booth: 1400 earth/education/. Ping Zhu [email protected] China University of Geosciences (Beijing) 11200 SW 8th Street, AHC5-234 Booth: 202 Miami, FL 33199 Deqiang Mao Phone: 305-348-7096 [email protected] https://earthenvironment.fiu.edu/ 29 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District Beijing 100083, China The Department of Earth and Environment focuses on understand- Phone: 520-576-3111 ing the natural world and its interactions with human systems to www.cugb.edu.cn/EnglishWeb/index.html build the skills and understanding needed for sustainable societies. The department offers a broad range of classroom, field and labo- China University of Geosciences in Beijing (CUGB) traces its roots ratory experiences in atmospheric, aquatic, earth, and environmental to Beijing College of Geology, founded in 1952. CUGB is among the management and policy. ACADEMIC SHOWCASE ACADEMIC first group of the higher-level universities “211” project and is one of the first 33 universities to set up graduate schools. CUGB is one GeoCamp Iceland of China’s main centers for geological researchers. CUGB has 17 col- Booth: 1502 leges with a total of 47 undergraduate and 118 graduate programs. Arnbjorn Olafsson At present, there are 14,000 full-time students with a teaching and [email protected] research staff of 1200. Managata 1 IS-230 Reykjanesbaer, Iceland Desert Research Institute Phone: 3546906651 Booth: 701 www.geocamp.is Justin Broglio [email protected] GeoCamp Iceland organizes and receives international academic 2215 Raggio Parkway groups focusing primarily on geology, geography, natural sciences, Reno, NV 89512 and renewable energy in Iceland. GeoCamp is located in the heart Phone: 775-673-7300 of Reykjanes UNESCO Global Geopark situated on the southwest- http://www.dri.edu/newsroom ern tip of Iceland within 30 minutes drive from Reykjavík and next to the Keflavik International Airport. Placed on the boundaries of The Desert Research Institute (DRI) is a recognized world leader two tectonic plates, the region is a geologically active area with in investigating the effects of environmental change and the geysers, lava fields, and natural beauty. It is a place where you are application of knowledge and new technologies. DRI conducts cut- always within the proximity of Earth’s energy sources and where ting-edge applied research in atmospheric, earth and ecosystems, the elements are constantly shaping the landscape. GeoCamp is an and hydrologic sciences across Nevada, the United States and on authorized tour operator and has organized study tours for student all seven continents. For more than 50 years, DRI has stood at the and teacher groups since 2006. forefront of understanding Earth’s complex environmental systems; promoting preservation of diverse ecosystems, responsible natural Geography and Environment University of Southampton resource management; and improving human health and welfare Booth: 700 throughout the world. DRI employs more than 500 scientists, Joanna Nield engineers, students and staff who work in over 60 specialized labs [email protected] on two campuses in Reno and Las Vegas. Geography and Environment, University of Southampton University Road, Highfield
120 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Southampton, Hampshire SO17 1BJ, UK Kyoto University Phone: 00-144-238-0594-749 Booth: 602 www.southampton.ac.uk/geography/index.page Aiming Lin [email protected] From global environmental change to economic transformation, Sanyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8502, Japan Geography and Environmental Science staff at the University of Phone: +81757533941 Southampton are actively involved in researching the major issues www-crus.kugi.kyoto-u.ac.jp affecting our planet. Our department ranks in the top 5 in the UK for our research outputs (REF 2014) and 41st in the QS World As most, large intraplate earthquakes occur as slip on mature University subject tables. We are a lively community of around 650 active faults, any investigation of the seismic faulting process and students with a 70-strong academic team and an enviable interna- assessment of seismic hazards require an understanding of the tional reputation. Our innovative interdisciplinary M.Sc. programs nature of active fault damage zones as seismogenic sources. Our in remote sensing, GIS, and sustainability will give you the skills active tectonics laboratory in department of geophysics, Kyoto and knowledge for employment within Earth observation and GIS University, will introduce our recent study about the properties communities, consultancies, private and public sectors, nongov- and processes of fault damage zones. ernmental agencies, and the third sector. Michigan State University Department of Earth Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris and Environmental Sciences Booth: 1102 Booth: 1201 Lydie Guillerot Pam Robinson [email protected] [email protected] 1 Rue de Jussieu 288 Farm Lane F-75005 Paris, France Room 207 Phone: 33-672-778-830 East Lansing, MI 48824 Phone: 517-353-3271 The Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris is an academic institu- https://ees.natsci.msu.edu/ tion specializing in Earth sciences at the graduate level. Its three main goals are to carry out research at the highest level, to train Michigan State University, one of the top interdisciplinary research students (master’s and doctoral degrees), and to monitor and universities in the world, pushes the boundaries of discovery, observe terrestrial phenomena at all scales. The Institute specializ- fosters collaboration and provides life changing opportunities es in all the fields of solid Earth science (geophysics, geochemistry, to a diverse academic community. MSU’s Department of Earth and quantitative geology) through a combination of observation and Environmental Sciences is rapidly growing with a $13 million (land, sea, space), experimental and analytical laboratory work, and endowment. We are seeking the best and brightest faculty and conceptual analog and numerical modeling. students to join our teams studying the geosphere, hydrosphere ACADEMIC SHOWCASE ACADEMIC
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 121 and biosphere. We offer substantial resources for graduate funding Graduate students in the Roy M. Huffington Department of Earth and undergraduate research. Ask yourself this, “Who will foster my Sciences at Southern Methodist University (SMU) can earn degrees individual strengths and empower me to create my own path in an in geology, geophysics, and applied geophysics. Graduate research environment of excellence and opportunity?” Spartans Will. is facilitated by state-of-the-art laboratories that complement active, field-based research programs. Internationally distinguished Montana State University—Land Resources faculty involve students in projects funded by major government and Environmental Sciences Department agencies including the National Science Foundation, the National Booth: 201 Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Department of Energy, HongYi Li the Department of Defense, the United States Geological Survey, [email protected] and private industry. SMU is nonsectarian in its teaching and com- P.O. Box 173120 mitted to academic freedom and open inquiry. Bozeman, MT 59717-3120 Phone: 406-994-4605 Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD landresources.montana.edu/ Booth: 1500 Donna Shabkie The Department of Land Resources and Environmental Sciences [email protected] at Montana State University offers a multidisciplinary approach to 9500 Gilman Drive understanding and managing land resources. Our coursework and La Jolla, CA 92093 research involves soils, microorganisms, insects, plants, climate, Phone: 858-822-0723 and water; the options within our majors allow undergraduates scripps.ucsd.edu to focus on their specific areas of interest. We also offer advanced degrees—three M.S. degree programs, an online M.S. degree pro- For more than 113 years, Scripps Institution of Oceanography at Uni- gram, and a Ph.D. program. We have many outstanding and diverse versity of California, San Diego has been the world leader in ocean, natural laboratories within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Our Earth, and climate sciences. Today, Scripps has hundreds of research students graduate with a broad, scientifically-sound education and projects covering a wide range of scientific areas underway in more are well-prepared for careers in the environmental sciences. than 60 nations, on every continent, and in every ocean.
Nanjing University South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Booth: 601 Booth: 501 Minghuai Wang Nuri Uzunlar [email protected] [email protected] 163 Xianlin Street 501 E. St. Joseph Street Nanjing, Jiangsu 210023 Rapid City, SD 57701 Phone: 01186-25-89682575 Phone: 605-941-2294 www.nju.edu.cn http://geologyfieldcamp.sdsmt.edu
Founded in 1902, Nanjing University is one of the oldest and most Five weeks-six credit traditional camps in the Black Hills, SD; Wyo- prestigious institutions of higher learning in China and has one of ming; Montana; Spain; and Turkey. Variety of 2 to 4 credit camps in the best geo-science programs in China. Geo-sciences in Nanjing the Black Hills, SD; Death Valley; Arizona; Nebraska; Hawaii; Iceland;
ACADEMIC SHOWCASE ACADEMIC University have been ranked the 1st among top univeristies in Himalayas, Nepal; India, and Ecuador, Galapagos Islands. China in the Nature Index 2016. Stanford University, School of Earth, Energy and Purdue University Environmental Sciences Booth: 502 Booth: 1101 Barbara Gibson Roni Holeton [email protected] [email protected] 550 Stadium Mall Drive 397 Panama Mall, Mitchell Building HAMP Room 2169 Stanford, CA 94305 West Lafayette, IN 47907-1264 Phone: 650-725-6566 Phone: 765-494-0238 http://www.eaps.purdue.edu/ The School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences develops the knowledge, talent, and leadership to understand the changing Purdue’s Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences Earth and to help solve the enormous resource and environmen- (EAPS) is dedicated to the scientific study of physical, chemical, and tal challenges facing the world. STANFORD EARTH includes the dynamic processes that include a broad range of phenomena— departments of Geophysics, Geological Sciences, Earth System from tectonics to asteroid impacts to severe weather. Come learn Science, Energy Resources Engineering, and the Emmett Interdisci- about the outstanding opportunities awaiting students interested plinary Graduate Program in Environment and Resources. in our department. Syracuse University Roy M. Huffington Department of Earth Sciences Booth: 1302 at Southern Methodist University Jolene Fitch Booth: 1202 [email protected] Stephanie Schwob 204 Heroy Geology Lab [email protected] Syracuse, NY 13244 3225 Daniel Avenue Phone: 315-443-2672 Dallas, TX 75205 Phone: 214-768-2770 Graduate study at Syracuse University offers opportunities for re- www.smu.edu/Dedman/academics/departments/earthsciences search spanning the Earth’s deep interior, lithosphere, and surface on a host of timescales. Several of our faculty lead collaborative
122 2016 AGU FALL MEETING domestic and international research programs with teams of B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. degree. The Atmospheric Science Department is a internationally recognized scholars that lead to M.S. and Ph.D. nationally recognized academic organization working with a unique degrees in: environmental geology, hydrogeology and hydrology, combination of partners. The faculty and students of the depart- geomorphology, sedimentology, thermochronology, tectonics, ment are co-located with and closely tied to UAH’s Earth System computational geophysics, isotope geochemistry, biogeochem- Science Center. The National Weather Service, NASA, and other istry, paleobiology, paleolimnology, and global environmental partners are co-located with the Atmospheric Science department at change. Our 30–35 graduate students are typically supported by the National Space Science and Technology Center. full-tuition scholarships and stipends. Typically, M.S. students re- ceive four semesters of support while Ph.D. students are eligible University of California Irvine, Department of Earth for eight. System Science Booth: 1401 Texas A&M University College of Geosciences Morgan Sibley Booth: 301 [email protected] Eric Riggs Irvine, CA 92697-3100 [email protected] Phone: 949-824-8794 3148 Tamu http://www.ess.uci.edu/ College Station, TX 77843-3148 Phone: 409-845-7200 Earth System Science (ESS) at the University of California, Irvine http://geosciences.tamu.edu focuses on the science of the Earth as a system and how the atmosphere, land, and oceans interact and manifest variability The College of Geosciences at Texas A&M is a more than extraordi- and change approximately over the human lifetime. We envision nary faculty at a world-class institution. It is the most comprehen- a society that understands both the impact of human activities on sive geosciences program in the world with Atmospheric Sciences, the global environment and the interactions within the Earth sys- Geography, Geology and Geophysics, and Oceanography depart- tem that preserve the habitability of the planet. ESS offers a B.S. in ments offering 20+ degree programs, 13 of those STEM-based. Earth System Science, a B.A. in Environmental Science, and a Ph.D. With a faculty to student ratio of 1 to 10, $72 M in federal research program in Earth System Science. The highly ranked Earth System funding (FY16), and some of the most exemplary geosciences Science Ph.D. program is fully funded, including tuition, fees, and a scholars in the world, the College of Geosciences sets the standard. yearly stipend. Boldly addressing global challenges such as access to clean air and water, disaster planning and recovery, securing energy resources, University of California, Davis Atmospheric Science and mapping the spread of disease, Aggie geoscientists are sought Graduate Group after for the most critical professions. Booth: 200 Adele Igel Texas Tech University [email protected] Booth: 500 One Shields Avenue Alisan Sweet Davis, CA 95616-5270 [email protected] Phone: 530-752-1406 Broadway and University atm.ucdavis.edu Lubbock, TX 79409-1053
Phone: 806-742-3149 The University of California, Davis Atmospheric Science program SHOWCASE ACADEMIC http://www.geosciences.ttu.edu/ offers exciting opportunities for students. The program targets a diverse range of specialties, including air quality, biometeorology The Department of Geosciences at Texas Tech University has a and micrometeorology, boundary-layer and mesoscale meteorol- strong commitment to research and education in atmospheric ogy, large-scale and climate dynamics, and regional and global science, geology, geophysics, and geography. We instruct students climate modeling. Graduate students will have the opportunity to at both the undergraduate and graduate level—and offer a variety work with cutting-edge modeling systems and instruments. Small of degree programs leading to the bachelor of arts, bachelor of class sizes foster student-instructor interaction. Successful gradu- science, master of science, and doctor of philosophy. Our faculty ates will acquire the qualitative and quantitative skills necessary for are recognized experts in many of the subfields of geoscience, and professional research and teaching in the chemistry and dynamics we encourage prospective students and visitors to explore the of the atmosphere and its interrelationship with the hydrosphere breadth of research and educational opportunities offered through and the biosphere. the department. Graduates from our program can be found at work in the petroleum industry, state and federal agencies, envi- University of Leeds ronmental firms, and major colleges and universities. Booth: 1402 Samantha Haynes University of Alabama, Huntsville, Department of [email protected] Atmospheric Science School of Earth and Environment Booth: 402 Leeds, West Yorkshire LS29JT, UK Daniela Cornelius Phone: 0113 343 2846 [email protected] http://www.see.leeds.ac.uk 320 Sparkman Drive Huntsville, AL 35805 The School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds has Phone: 256-961-7877 an excellent reputation for world-class research and innovative www.uah.edu/atmos teaching. The latest Research Excellence Framework (2014) ranks the School of Earth and Environment first in the UK for the quantity From global warming to severe weather forecasting and atmospher- of its world-leading research. We’re also top 5 in Earth Sciences ic chemistry, the Atmospheric Science Department at the Univer- and top 10 in Environmental Science for academic reputation (QS sity of Alabama (UAH) in Huntsville offers opportunities for you to World University Rankings, 2016). We are a multicultural school become involved in important research while working toward your attracting researchers and postgraduate students across the world,
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 123 connecting nationalities, expertise, and experience from Eurasia, University of South Florida, Tampa Bay Europe, Africa, Australia, and North and South America. Booth: 1001 David Naar University of New Hampshire, Center for Coastal and [email protected] Ocean Mapping 140 7th Avenue S. Booth: 1200 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Tara Hicks Johnson Phone: 813-974-3350 [email protected] 24 Colovos Road Description not available at press time. Durham, NH 03824 Phone: 603-862-1417 University of Texas at Austin—Jackson School of Geosciences Booth: 800 Students at University of New Hampshire (UNH) contribute to cut- Phillip Guerrero ting-edge interdisciplinary research, working with world-renowned [email protected] experts on local, national, and international projects. And because 1 University Station C1100 UNH is a land, sea, and space grant college, that work is happening Austin, TX 78712 everywhere from the deepest ocean to outer space. Top-ranked Phone: 512-471-6098 research centers include the Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping; The Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space; the School of Austin is among the most-established and well-regarded geosci- Marine Science and Ocean Engineering; and the Leitzel Center for ence programs in the world. The school includes the Department Mathematics, Science and Engineering Education. Academics is rep- of Geological Sciences, one of the country’s oldest geoscience de- resented through our College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, partments, and two world-renowned research units, the Institute College of Life Sciences and Agriculture, and the Natural Resources for Geophysics and the Bureau of Economic Geology. The Jackson and Earth Systems Science Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program. School dates back to the Department of Geology founded in 1888 but became a separate unit at the level of a college only in 2005. University of Pennsylvania The school’s formation resulted from one of the most generous Booth: 302 gifts in the history of higher education when the late John A. and Joan Buccilli Katherine G. Jackson bequeathed endowments and assets to the [email protected] university presently valued at over $300 million. 240 South 33rd Street Philadelphia, PA 19104 Phone: 215-898-6415
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124 2016 AGU FALL MEETING University of Texas at El Paso infrastructure, and they are topically and geographically diverse. Booth: 702 Current projects are underway in many parts of the U.S., Asia, Craig Tweedie South America, Iceland, and Antarctica, and include field, laboratory, [email protected] analytical, and modeling components. 500 W. University Avenue El Paso, TX 79968 Virginia Tech Department of Geosciences Phone: 915-490-7302 Booth: 600 http://ese.utep.edu Connie Lowe [email protected] University of Texas at El Paso is situated on the Texas–New Mexico– 1405 Perry Street Mexico border and is the only doctoral research university in the Derring Hall, Room 4044 nation with a majority Mexican-American student body. We offer Blacksburg, VA 24061 multiple M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees including Environmental Science Phone: 540-231-8824 and Engineering, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and Geology. http://www.geos.vt.edu/ Students are provided with local to international research opportu- nities that are supported by acclaimed faculty and state-of-the-art “Our focus is research and education dealing with the Earth and facilities. Our graduates are employed in academia, national labs, planets. Our interests encompass interdisciplinary problems in industry, and in the not-for-profit sector. Please visit http://gradu- basic and applied Geosciences at length scales from atomic to ate.utep.edu/ for more information. planetary, using theoretical, experimental, and field methods.”
URI School of Oceanography Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Booth: 1100 Booth: 300 Meredith Clark Janet Fields [email protected] [email protected] 215 S Ferry Road 266 Woods Hole Road Narragansett, RI 02882-1197 Woods Hole, MA 02543 Phone: 401-874-6222 Phone: 508-289-2950 http://www.gso.uri.edu www.whoi.edu/apo
The Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO) at the University of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) is a private research Rhode Island (URI) has established a global reputation for excel- and educational organization located in Woods Hole, MA, that is lence in marine research, teaching, outreach, and exploration of dedicated to understanding and communicating the role of the the world’s oceans and coasts. The school’s research investigates ocean in Earth’s biosphere and climate. The core of ocean research local- to global-scale phenomena, providing greater breadth and begins with the basic science disciplines and is made possible by depth of scientific understanding through innovative lab- and innovative engineering. Interdisciplinary research integrates these field-based projects while employing advanced real-time commu- disciplines with studies of marine policy, sustainability, climate nications to support ship-based ocean exploration throughout change, and human health. the world. GSO offers a range of degree programs: Ph.D. and M.S. in Oceanography, and dual degree programs with Business and Yale University, Department of Geology and Geophysics
Marine Affairs. A fifth-year master’s option for URI undergraduates Booth: 1301 SHOWCASE ACADEMIC is also available. Peter Schrader [email protected] Vanderbilt University 210 Whitney Avenue Booth: 401 P.O. Box 208109 Guil Gualda New Haven, CT 06520 [email protected] Phone: 203-432-3124 2301 Vanderbilt Place, PMB 351805 earth.yale.edu/ Nashville, TN 37235-1805 Phone: 615-322-2976 The Yale Geology and Geophysics graduate program offers stu- www.vanderbilt.edu/ees/ dents the opportunity to study and do research in a wide range of cutting-edge and cross-disciplinary areas, including solid Earth Ours is a vibrant, cohesive department aimed at the highest stan- geophysics; geochemistry; biogeochemistry, paleoceanography dards of scholarship. Faculty and students at the bachelor’s, mas- and paleoclimate; lithosphere and surface processes; paleontology ter’s, and doctoral levels pursue studies that address fundamental and evolution; and atmosphere, ocean, and climate dynamics. questions in the Earth and environmental sciences, spanning deep geological timescales to human timescales. Our research pro- grams are well-funded. Projects are supported by state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and instrumentation, including computational
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 125 Education and Public Outreach Events All events take place in the San Francisco Marriott Marquis
Monday, 12 December Geophysical Information For Teachers Establishing and Sustaining an Workshop Day 2 Undergraduate Research Program 7:30 A.M.–3:30 P.M., Golden Gate A 8:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M., Golden Gate C1 Is it Harassment or Not? Facilitating Classroom Innovation in the A Workshop for Women and Men Geosciences: Taking Advantage of NSF 1:00 P.M.–3:00 P.M., Golden Gate C1 Education Programs in the Division of Undergraduate Education Networking Reception for Early 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M., Golden Gate C1 Career Female Scientists and Students Sponsored by Elsevier and PLOS One Geophysical Information For Teachers 6:00 P.M.–8:00 P.M., Golden Gate B Workshop Day 1 7:30 A.M.–3:30 P.M., Golden Gate A Wednesday, 14 December Navigating the NSF System Research Mentoring of Young Scientists 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M., Golden Gate A from Undergraduate to Postdocs 1:00 P.M.–4:00 P.M., Golden Gate C1 Opportunities Beyond Academia 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M., Golden Gate A Tuesday, 13 December Broadening Participation in the Geosciences: Success in Scientific Publishing Making What Works Work for You and Outreach 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M., Golden Gate C1 2:00 P.M.–4:00 P.M., Golden Gate A
Diversity Reception Thursday, 15 December 5:30 P.M.–6:30 P.M. Geo-Games Showcase and Workshop Foothill C (Formerly Club Room) 9:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M., Golden Gate A
Earth in Context: Resources for Integrating Increasing Our Capacity to Address Earth Literacy with Societal Issues Across Climate Change Through Collective the Curriculum Impact: Developing a Model for Effective 3:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M., Golden Gate C1 Regional Climate Literacy Networks 1:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M., Golden Gate A
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2016 AGU FALL MEETING 233 PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX
A Acton G (GP43C-1257) Ahmed T (C13B-0816) Albrecht F (OS43A-2010) A G (H43O-06) Adachi K (A51H-0158) Ahn C (A23D-0254) Albrechtsen K H (AE33A-0433) Aagaard B (T23C-2941) Adam A (EP21E-03) Ahn D (A21C-0040) Alcantara E (H51H-1632) Aalstad K (C43C-08) Adam C M (DI31A-2614) Ahn J (A23J-0373) Alcaraz-Segura D (B51I-01) Aaring A B (B13D-0612) Adam M S (V33E-3163) Ahn S (NH33A-1915) Alcik H A (S33D-2871) Aarons S M (PP53D-03) Adamaki A (S53A-2851) Ahn S (GC54B-05) Aldababseh A (A23E-0266) Aarseth I (T51H-07) Adames-Corraliza Á F (A23O-02) Ahrendt S (C11A-0739) Alden C R (SH31B-2581) Abadi P (SA13A-2110) Adams A (T31B-2894) Ahrns M J (SM43B-2494) Alden C B (A31I-0155) Abadzadesahraei S (H51F-1552) Adams A N (DI23B-2620) Ai J (GC21C-1100) Aldridge D F (GP51B-1380) Abajo Muñoz T (H43K-1635) Adams D (P13A-1929) Aierken A (G13B-1102) Ale S (H13B-1362) Abalos M (A11E-0056, A13G-0367) Adams D K (A51L-05) Aiken A C (B22C-07) Aleinov I D (B21B-0450) Abbasnezhadi K (H12D-08) Adams E C (PA21A-2184) Aiken C (S43C-2876) Aleman M (OS51C-2071) Abbaszadeh P (EP41C-0921) Adams I S (A11P-05) Aiken J M (S53A-2783) Alemohammad S (B54A-06, H31G-1477) Abbondanza C (G52A-02) Adams J (NG33A-1862) Ainscoe E A (T13A-2693) Alessandri A (A23G-0307) Abbot D S (PP22B-01, PP34A-01) Adams J M (EP43A-0933) Airapetian V (P21C-2132) Alexander A (SH31B-2580) Abbott A N (PP13D-02) Adams M (S13A-2526) Aird H M (ED23A-0818) Alexander E B (H41D-1357) Abbott D H (NH13A-1756) Adams P N (ED51J-03, EP11A-0987) Ait Brahim Y (PP51A-2282) Alexander E (V51B-03) Abbott J R (V11B-2772) Adams T E (H31B-1354) Aitchison J C (T22A-08) Alexander J S (EP51D-02) Abbott L D (EP14B-04) Addison J A (PP51D-2349) Aitkenhead-Peterson J A (B31C-0485) Alexander M R (B14C-03) Abdalati W (GC43H-01) Addor N (H23H-1680) Aizawa S (P13A-1891, P53B-2194) Alexander M A (A51M-07) Abdeh Kolahchi A (H53C-1730) Ade C (B42C-06) Ajadi O A (NH53A-1984) Alexander P M (C41E-0724) Abdel Jaber W (C13D-0862) Adegbule A (H51B-1449) Ajala R A (T41C-2946) Alexandre A E (PP33B-2356) Abdel-lathif A (A43G-0327) Adelstein E (T13B-2719) Ajami H (H53H-1804) Alexandrov M D (A51B-0015) AbdelHameid D (S43C-2872) Adera S (H33G-1636) Ajo Franklin J B (NS21A-1891, NS23B-07) Alexandrova O (SH41A-2526) Aderhold K (S11D-2483, S11D-2484) Akanda A (GC13B-1194, H51A-1438, PA51C-03) Alexanian A (T41E-3003)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Abdi D S (A13A-0231) Abdolali A (S52A-02) Adetokunbo P (H31D-1407) Akasegawa K (T43D-3083) Alexeev N A (ED41A-0763) Abdolghafoorian A (H33H-1662) Adhikari H (B53E-0556) Akay G (G31A-1049) Alexeev V A (ED33G-07, GC21I-08, Abdu M A (SA33B-04) Adhikari S (G12A-05) Akbar R (H31G-1475) GC33A-1218) Abdul-Aziz O I (B12A-07, H23A-1538) Adkins J F (B43D-05) Akbari A (H31L-02) Alexeyev A (H43F-1517) Abdullin A (H33H-1646) Adkins K A (A12C-02) Akbari H (SM51C-2496) Alfaro-Contreras R (A52B-06) Abe M (GC23A-1222) Adler G A (A51B-0025) Akbari Asanjan A (H23F-1611) Alfe D (DI11B-03) Abe N (OS31D-2061) Adler J (P11E-03) Akbariyeh S (H43M-07) Alfieri J G (H54D-04) Abe S (T43E-3099) Adler J (EP24C-08) Akçar N (NH41B-1788) Alfieri L (GC21E-1133, H13Q-08) Abe T (C51E-01) Adler R F (H13Q-03, NH53A-1982) Akerlof K (PA24B-03) Alfonsi W M (GC51A-1133) Abe-Ouchi A (PP11D-06) Adolph A C (C31A-0733) Akers P D (PP23E-05) Algeo J (H34A-05) Abed-Elmdoust A (EP53A-0928) Adrian Y (H23C-1561) Åkesson H (C21B-0676) Ali G (H53F-1773) Abel D (A33C-0232) Adriani A (P24B-03, U22A-02) Akhalaia G (NH41B-1775) Ali S T (G51B-1116) Abeleira A (A21C-0048) Adriano B (NH43A-1809) Akhand A (B31C-0493) Alian S (GC43D-1196) Abeles K V (ED41B-02) Adumitroaie V (P33C-2166) Akhavan-Tafti M (SM32B-08) Alibay F (SH41B-2540) Abermann J (GC23A-1226) Adusumilli S (G41C-07) Akhbari D (PA23C-2248) Alimohammadi N (EP53A-0926) Abers G A (T51I-06) Afanasiev A N (SH21A-2513) Akhter J (A51I-0179) Aliotta M A (IN11B-1624) Abgarmi B (T51A-2895) Afanasiev M (S31D-06) Akhter S H (T13A-2692) Alizad K (GC23F-1290) Abhishek A (H53G-1796) Aflaki S (H41B-1297) Akimova S (GP23A-1314) Alizadeh Nomeli M (GC41C-1104) Abitew T A (H12D-07) Afrin T (EP51A-0879) Akin M C (MR13A-2392) AlJanaahi A A (P21B-2093) Abmayr V (ED41A-0819, ED41A-0820) Agapitov O V (SM34B-04) Akinci A (S53A-2850) Alken P (SA12A-05) Abney R (B21M-05) Agard P (T31E-2959) Akinola A (EP33A-0959) Alkhalifah T (S31D-02) Abo El Fetouh Y (A53C-0305) Agarwal A (MR41D-2718) Akintuyi A O (GC21B-1070) Alkire M B (B13C-0577) Abolfathian N (T43E-3096) Agarwal A (NG23A-1827) Akondi R (B13G-0719) Allahyari M (G21B-1003) Aborn L (NS33B-1959) Agarwal D (B41B-0398) Akram S (H43I-1584) Allaire M (NH23B-1867, PA11E-04) Abotalib A Z (EP13B-1031) Agarwal S (NG31A-1833, P11A-1846) Aksoy A (H31D-1413) Allam A A (DI23A-2602, S43B-2849) Abou Najm M (H21E-1465, H41E-1371, Agata R (DI21A-02) Aktug B (G31A-1041) Allan C J (B11C-0473) H53C-1705) Agee E (B11B-0444) Akuhara T (T42C-04) Allanson O (SH51D-2612) Abraha K E (G11B-1075, G41A-1000) Aggarwal P K (PP31D-2322) Akyurek Z (C33B-0781, H13J-1541) Allchin M (C41F-05) Abraha M (B51D-0439) Aggarwal Y P (P51A-2114) AL R (C14B-02) Allegrini F (P23D-06) Abrahams J N (P51A-2124) AghaKouchak A (GC23J-05, H43Q-07, Al barakat R H (H51H-1623) Allen G H (H23I-1691) Abram N (PP51E-02) H51K-02) Al Zawad F M (A41B-0038) Allen H (A31L-06) Abramoff R Z (H41D-1361) Aghayan A (S11A-2428) Al-Bitar A (H51P-02) Allen J L (ED51F-0834) Abramov R V (NG13A-1698) Agili H (H21A-1355) Al-Haddad N A (SH51F-2650) Allen J (ED41A-0774) Abramson E (MR31A-2659) Agius M R (DI41B-2635) Al-Hamdan M Z (A41A-0028) Allen L (PA24B-01) Abshire J B (A23N-02) Agram P S (G33C-02, G43A-1038, G43A-1039) Al-Mashat H (A33E-0287) Allen M R (GC31B-1114) Abshire W E (ED21A-0765, ED23D-0840) Agrawal P (NH13A-1749) Al-Zaidi B (EP31B-0937) Allen M A (GC53H-01, T43A-3016) Abu AlSaud M (H53M-07) Agrios L (C41B-0654) Ala-aho P O (H53H-1817) Allen N (GC53G-06) Abu Shoaib S (H21A-1356) Agrusta R (DI31B-2638, V13E-2896) AlAdwani M S (H43N-02) Allen R M (EP33A-0970) Abuhussein A (GP23D-07) Ague J J (V33A-3115) Alafifi A (H53A-1670) Allen R L (PP23A-2318) Accardo N J (T51C-2938) Aguiar A C (S31B-2759) Alam M (GC21C-1104) Allen R (A21B-0033, SM33A-2502) Acharya A (EP53B-0948) Aguilar-Rodriguez E (SH11C-2252) Alamri Y A (T33A-3018) Allen S T (B13A-0544) Achatz U (SA33A-2404, SA33A-2405) Aguilera R (B13C-0581) Alapaty K V (A21F-0135) Allen S (ED41A-0776) Achieng K O (H23D-1572) Aguilos M M (B31G-0540) Alarcon C (IN53C-1906) Allen S C (OS23A-1985) Achilleos N A (SM51E-2535) Aguirre-Diaz G J (V11C-2802) Alattabi Z (OS13B-1808) Alley K E (C13C-0842) Ackerman D (GC42A-03) Agusti-panareda A (A11B-0010) Alattar M (PA13D-1990) Alley R B (ED12A-05, PP11E-01, U41A-01) Ackerman J A (P33C-2172) Ahamed A (NH53A-1986) Alauddin M (B11A-0424) Allison C M (V33H-02) Ackerman S A (A11S-04, C21C-0703) Ahern T K (IN33C-01) Albarede F (V41D-06) Allison K L (T23D-04) Ackerman T P (GC33B-1228) Ahlström A (B34C-07) Albarran R M (SM33C-2519) Allison S D (GC52B-04) Ackerman T R (EP53G-07) Ahlstrom A (C41E-0723) Albayrak M (G31B-1056) Alloy A (IN13C-1678) Ackerson M R (V33D-3152) Ahmadalipour A (H13P-01) Albert J (SM21B-07) Allred J C (SH43E-04) Ackley S F (C22A-03) Ahmadi B (C43B-0760, H14E-02, H21G-1498) Albert S W (PP13A-2041) Allstadt A J (GC11D-1181) Acosta M (B41B-0399) Ahmadi N (SM31C-07) Alberti T (SM13B-2208) Allu Peddinti D (P34A-01) Acosta R (A51C-0042) Ahmadov R (A11B-0019) Alberts E (T51G-3002) Alm L (SM21A-2410) Acosta R (H51A-1427) Ahmed J (EP51A-0880) Albertson J D (H33R-05) Almatrood M (T41C-2937) Acquisto T M (T13B-2700) Ahmed M (H53N-06) Albino F (V53A-3069) Almeida R V (T41B-2929)
234 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Almeida S (NH31B-06) Anarde K (EP23A-0950, NH31A-1881) Antoun T (S54A-06) Arnold J R (GC11E-05, PA33D-05) Alnussirat S (AE33A-0438) Anbar A D (ED24A-05, U13A-06) Antunes Daldegan G (GC51E-1248) Arnold N (A51L-02) Alongi M (H41B-1335) Ancell B C (NG33A-1859) Antweiler R (B13C-0587) Arnold W (H23B-1547) PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX Alonso-Garcia M (PP33A-2347) Ancellet G (A24D-01) Anzolini C (MR33A-2675) Arnott J C (PA43B-2212) Alonso-Rodríguez A M (GC53D-1332) Ancheta A J (SH31B-2558) Ao C O (GC41A-1073) Arntsen A E (C33E-02) Alonso-Torres D (T11B-2611) Anchukaitis K J (GC11E-02) Ao H (A23J-0359) Arnulf A F (T13B-2718) Alonzo M (B52C-08) Andela N (GC41I-07) Aoi S (S52C-02) Arola A T (A53C-0307) Alotaibi T (T41E-2982) Anderegg L D (GC31C-1130) Aoki K (MR41D-2715) Aron F (ED33E-0915, T23D-05) Aloysius N R (GC44A-03) Anderegg W (B43H-05, GC52B-08) Aoki K (A51J-0210) Aron P (B11B-0440) Alp H (EP11A-0983) Andersen M S (H42C-01) Aoyagi Y (T23A-2879) Aronson E L (B23E-0649) Alp Y I (EP11A-0980) Andersen O B (C13E-03) Aoyama C (OS44A-08) Arora B (B22B-04) Alpers C N (PA44A-01) Andersen T J (ED23F-02, IN41C-1676) Apodaca L (GC51C-1165) Arora H (H43C-1445) Alqahtani A (H53C-1713) Anderson B J (H33D-1570) Apostel C (B11F-0525) Arora N S (S31A-2710) Alrumaih B (H13G-1478) Anderson B J (C51G-04, S31B-2751, Appendini C M (NH31A-1898) Arridge C S (P21E-07, P33C-2152) Alsdorf D E (GC41B-1082) SM21A-2450, SM54A-04) Apple M E (H13L-1577) Arritt R W (A51I-0197) Alshammari A (H13F-1430) Anderson B T (A11C-0025) Appleby G M (G52A-05) Arrowsmith S (S11C-2468) AlShamsi M R (P21B-2091) Anderson C (B32B-08) Appold M S (V23E-02) Arruda P H (B11C-0486) Alsip B M (B53B-0527) Anderson C H (PP42A-06) Appourchaux T (SH43A-2554) Arsenault R (H53I-04) Alt J (OS23F-08) Anderson C (GC21E-1139) Apte S (EP51C-08) Artaxo P (A43E-0291) Altamimi Z (G52A-08) Anderson D C (A41A-0015) Apurv T (H21G-1502) Artemieva I M (T31F-2980) Altdorff D (GC51A-1136) Anderson D (H43F-1507) Aquino T (H44C-03) Artemyev A (SM51B-2488 ) Altenau E H (H21F-1483) Anderson D L (OS32A-06) Arabi B (A51B-0028) Årthun M (A23H-0331)Arthur R S (A23B-0213) Alterman B L (SH51D-2611) Anderson E E (OS31A-1984) Arabshahi S (P21B-2101) Arumugam S (H53I-02, PA11E-05) Altman I (EP23A-0929) Anderson F E (B13A-0549) Aradi L E (T13C-2740) Arveson S M (MR33B-2690) Altobelli M A (MR51C-2722) Anderson G J (GC31F-1158) Aragon J C (T51G-3004) Arvin L (EP42B-04) Altunaiji E S (P21A-2072) Anderson J G (A43A-0177) Arai H (G23A-1027) Aryal D (GC21H-1191) Altuncu Poyraz S (S53A-2825) Anderson J G (C51F-03, S13A-2513) Arai K (T23A-2883) Aryal S (SA21A-2360) Aluwihare L (GC23J-04) Anderson K R (S11D-2492, S11D-2493) Arai R (T11C-2636) Aryal Y (H33D-1575) Alvarado A P (T54C-07) Anderson K R (NH44A-07) Araki E (T21C-2818) Aryan H (SM31A-2470) Alvarado M J (A24F-05) Anderson L G (GC21A-1042) Aranda A N (EP23A-0957) Arzilli F (V24A-07) Alvarez N L (H52D-02) Anderson L (PP53A-2377) Arapi A (PP41A-2237) Arzoumanian E (B33H-0705) Alvarez Antolinez J A (EP24B-05) Anderson M C (U12A-04) Arason P (A53C-0302, V43D-3172) Asadieh B (H21G-1509) Alvarez Laguna A (SH21E-2566) Anderson M (A44C-08) Arata C (A33H-0355) Asael D (V54A-01)
Alvarez Zarikian C A (PP43A-2295) Anderson M (V53A-3079) Araujo N (H23G-1669) Asahi H (T44B-08) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Alvarez-Garreton C D (H14E-08) Anderson N J (B44D-09) Arballo J K (P33C-2177) Asaithambi R (T54B-07) Alvarez-Silva O A (GC51C-1163) Anderson P C (SA34A-02) Arbic B K (H21L-03) Asakawa E (NS23A-1927) Alves G C (MR13A-2378) Anderson R K (ED33D-0911) Arce A C (S41B-2785) Asano K (S52C-07) Alves L M (GC14B-02) Anderson R S (EP41D-04) Arce Perez L E (EP43B-0959) Asano M (PP41A-2230) Alves M (SM51F-2566) Anderson R (H21D-1435) Archambault H M (A33J-0390) Asay-Davis X (C31C-01) Alves da Silva Junior J (S43D-05) Anderson R B (P23B-2167) Archer P D (P23B-2169) Asbjornsen H (B11B-0457) Alvizuri C R (S31A-2701) Anderson S W (EP51A-0873) Archer R (H41C-1354) Aseev N (SM11B-2158) Alwe H D (A43M-07) Anderson S P (H54E-02) Archer R (B14D-03) Asensio-Ramos M (V11C-2787) Aly M H (G23A-1033) Anderson-Connolly A (A21I-06) Archuleta R J (S21E-01) Asgari-Targhi M (SH51B-2595) Alyeldien A (EP33A-0957) Andersson L (SA51C-05) Arciniega S (H31A-1343) Ash J L (B21H-0527) Amalberti J (C13A-0805) Andersson M E (SA54A-06) Arcone S A (NS43B-1925, P31A-2084) Ashe E (OS31B-2005, PP53A-2371) Amanatides M M (B11C-0462) Andert T (P43D-03) Arcos N P (NH43B-1858) Asher E C (A31I-0174) Amann B (PP11C-2030) Ando N (GC43C-1189) Arctur D K (PA51B-2257) Asher P M (ED34A-04) Amann M (OS31D-2074) Ando R (S53B-2855) Arculus R J (V11E-01) Ashfaq M (PA31A-2200) Amano H (H33F-1599) Ando Y (OS23C-2066) Ard S (AE22A-02) Ashford J (PP53B-2384) Amano K (H31C-1394) Andreae M O (A24B-07) Ardhuin F (NH24A-03, OS22A-03, S43A-2809) Ashouri H (H21A-1363) Amano T (SM11A-2129) Andreasen M (H21C-1417) Arellano A R (B13A-0550) Ashraf B (GC33C-1240) Amato A (S54C-01) Andreassen K (C51F-07) Arellano A F (A41N-08) Ashrafi Z (EP51A-0859) Amatucci B (SM31A-2472) Andreini J (EP21D-0911) Arellano-Baeza A A (NH51C-1975) Ashton A D (EP23A-0932) Amaya D J (A11C-0028) Andreone G D (SM51A-2462) Arenberg J W (P41A-2065) Ashwal L D (V11B-2774) Amaya M A (B51A-0379) Andres N (SH41A-2508) Arencibia M (SH31B-2560) Asimaki D (S33G-01) Amblas D (EP41A-0894) Andres-Martinez M (T32C-01) Arendt A A (C34C-03) Asimow P D (MR22A-06) Ambrose A R (B11B-0454) Andresen C S (PP13A-2045) Arendt C A (GC43E-1199) Asmi A (U32A-05) Ameijeiras-Marino Y (B21K-08) Andresen C G (GC21A-1053) Arevalo R D (P21C-2142) Asner G P (B52D-01) Amelse C M (PP51B-2299) Andrews A H (S51A-2767) Arevalo-Lopez H S (NS14A-06) Aso N (S43A-2802) Amelung F (NH53A-1980) Andrews A E (B31I-05) Argall M R (SM31C-08) Asong Z (A51I-0185) Amere Y B (G33B-1091) Andrews B J (V43A-3129) Argerich A (B31C-0483) Asrar G (A41F-0099, GC21C-1118) Amirazodi S (ED11E-03) Andrews H (B33E-0652) Argus D F (G41C-05) Assal T (B32C-02) Amiri N (A33A-0198) Andrews L C (C41D-0706) Arias M E (H21I-06) Assink J D (S11C-2461) Amiri S (OS24A-02) Andriopoulou M (SM21A-2453) Arias P A (A53F-0374) Assumpcao M (DI31B-2634) Amiro B D (B43E-05) Andronache C (A11J-0135) Arici Y (S33D-2872) Astafyeva E (NH51A-1921, SA33B-06) Amit H (GP12A-03, GP23B-1328) Angal A (A31D-0061) Arienzo M M (C13B-0829) Astbury R L (V33E-3176) Ammann C M (A13I-0400, GC23E-1287) Angarita H (U42A-03) Arikawa T (NH41A-1768) Asthana H (NH41B-1791) Ammannito E (P43C-2123) Angel E (GC51D-1205, GC53G-08) Aristizabal F (H31F-1464) Atchley A L (GC51E-1243) Amodeo J (MR14A-03) Angelica P E (B53F-0579) Ariyoshi K (T21C-2826) Atekwana E A (H53G-1782, NS24A-04) Amodeo K (DI51A-2659) Angelopoulos V (SM51G-02) Arkani-Hamed J (P51A-2129) Atherton E E (H33I-1681) Amooie M (H51D-1517) Angryk R (SH11A-2225) Arko R A (IN43B-1699) Atherton J (B51B-0401) Amor M (B14D-04) Anguelova M D (A31D-0071) Arko S A (G43A-1040) Atkins J W (B51I-07) Amores Maimo A (OS31C-2033) Anguiano C K (GP23A-1320) Armal S (NH51B-1957) Atkinson D H (P33B-2132) Ampil L Y (H23F-1626) Anh N K (B43A-0542, GC21B-1083) Armbrust E V (OS33A-01) Atkinson J (NH13A-1750) Amrhein D E (PP41C-2264) Anilkumar A (T23B-2915) Armbruster J G (S33A-2808) Atlas E L (OS43B-2036) Amundson J M (C51A-0648) Anjileli H (B53B-0533) Armitage J J (EP12A-07) Atlas R M (A22B-05) Amy L A (EP41B-0904) Annamalai H (A22D-04, A33D-0260) Armitage T (C13E-02) Atlas Z D (V11C-2814, V43E-3187) An C (NH43B-1848) Annan J (GC34C-04, PP31C-2285) Armour K (A11F-0078) Attal M (EP33D-1029) An H (A43E-0277) Annane B (A23C-0244) Armston J (B54B-04) Attoucheik L (GP51C-1402) An K (NH43D-07) Anovitz L M (H13F-1442) Armstrong E M (IN53C-1905) Atwood A R (PP43D-04) An L (C12B-02) Anthony R E (S51C-04) Armstrong K (DI41A-2603) Aubeneau A F (H13A-1346) An N (A33I-0389) Antolik L (S23C-2791) Armstrong R T (H13N-04) Aubert J (DI42A-06, GP12A-01) An X (SM34B-02) Antolin P (SH43C-2582) Armstrong W H (C11E-06) Aubrey D P (B53F-0570) An X (H21D-1439) Antonangeli D (MR21A-2621) Arnaud F (PP41D-03) Aubry J (S33C-2841) Anabaraonye B U (H13F-1447) Antonelli M (H33B-1538) Arndt K A (B13H-02) Audhkhasi P (T13B-2705) Anand J (A31B-0024) Antonova S (C33B-0818) Arndt S (C43B-0744) Auerbach D J (PP22A-02) Anandhi A A (H33G-1641) Antonovskaya G (S31B-2767) Arnold E (C53A-0704) Aufdenkampe A K (H43P-06) Ananthakrishnan R (IN34A-05) Antoshechkina P M (V33C-3138) Arnold E M (ED23C-0831) Auffhammer M (NH21B-02)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 235 Auger J (A53B-0286) Baek K (NH23A-1841) Ballantyne F (B13D-0622) Barnes D (SH31B-2588) August-Schmidt E (B32B-05) Baek S (GP23C-1341) Ballard T (GC53B-1283) Barnes H (NS41B-1911) Auhl A (B31H-0577) Baez J C (G51B-1107) Ballmann J E (ED51G-0839) Barnes J (V23E-03) Auken E (NS21C-04) Baeza E (ED41A-0771) Ballmer M (DI23C-06) Barnes J M (A33D-0261) Aulbach S (V33C-3135) Bag T (SA43A-2394) Balser A (GC21A-1062) Barnes M S (H43J-1605) Aulenbach B T (H54E-04) Bagagnan A (NH33A-1914) Baltay A (S21E-08) Barnes M (H11H-06) Ault T (GC14B-05) Bagenal F (SM41D-2467, SM44B-05) Baltezar P (B31E-0527) Barnes N P (SM41D-2469) Aumann H H (A21A-0002) Bagheri M (AE33A-0417) Balthazor R L (SA43C-2400) Barnes P (T42C-05) Aumont B (A43M-02) Bagley J E (GC21B-1096) Baltzer T (IN31C-1773) Barnes R T (B12D-05, B51J-04) Aung M (ED31B-0861) Bagnardi M (V52A-07) Bambach-Ortiz N E (B51B-0408) Barnes S J (P33D-2184) Aurnou J M (GP23B-1330, P31D-01) Bagnell A (GC31D-1140) Bamber J L (C33A-0754, G24A-03) Barnhart E P (B53K-06, PA21B-2206) Austermann J (PP44A-06) Baguskas S A (A21L-03) Bambic C J (SH41C-2543) Barnhart T B (H51N-05) Austin A T (H33I-1678) Bahlburg H (NH43B-1867, T41D-2967) Ban-Weiss G A (GC21B-1090) Barnhart W D (T54C-02) Austin A (GC32C-03) Bahng B (NH32B-04) Band L E (H34F-05) Barnier G (NH41A-1754) Austin E (B41E-0495) Bahrami A (H33H-1643) Bandamede M (A53D-0331) Barnoud A (NS31B-04, S32C-01) Austin J A (GC21D-1126) Bahramvash Shams S (A43A-0192) Bandara S A (AE13A-0405) Barnouin O S (P51B-2143) Austin M (ED43C-0870) Bai H (OS31D-2067) Bandfield J (P24A-01) Baro Urbea J (NG12A-07) Avanov L A (SM21A-2449) Bai J (H41A-1270) Bandilla K (H34D-07) Baron J (B31F-0533) Averbuch G (S11C-2467) Bai K (S21B-2712) Bane J (GC51C-1185) Baronas J J (B21K-04) Averill C (B34B-06) Bai L (T11G-02) Banerjee A (A34C-04) Barragan L (ED31B-0882) Averyt K (GC41G-08) Bai X (H23C-1549) Banerjee N (V41A-3113) Barraza F (B42B-07) Avetyan R (S53A-2827) Bai Y (T41D-2951) Banerjee S K (GP43D-06) Barre J (A42D-04) Avila A H (GC43C-1190) Baig A M (S31B-2765) Banerjee T (B11J-04) Barrera Verdejo M (A21A-0017) Avisse N (H52F-08) Baikie T K (SH31B-2574) Banerjee Y (B53C-0542) Barret B (A13G-0361) Avouris D (H53N-04) Bailey D (B13H-01) Banfield D J (P24C-05) Barrett A (C33B-0808) Awatey M T (H31D-1399) Bailey D A (C21A-0654) Bang E (NS33B-1973) Barrett B (OS21B-1966) Axelsson C (B31E-0514) Bailey J (B13J-05) Bang H (H43I-1590) Barrick D (OS11C-04) Axen G J (V53D-3144) Bailey J (IN51B-1832) Bangerth W (IN23E-01) Barrie D (H21D-1424) Axford Y (PP21C-2293) Bailey S W (B11J-03) Bank C (ED51J-07) Barrientos S E (G44A-02) Ayarza P (GP43A-1230) Bailey T L (EP31A-0931) Banks A T (GC31A-1111) Barron-Gafford G (H51J-01) Ayarzagüena B (A52A-02) Bailey V L (GC23K-08) Banno M (EP23A-0942) Barros A P (A11N-0193, NH53E-07) Ayasse A (GC53C-1314) Baillard C (S31E-02) Bao J (A43F-0299) Barros C (ED32A-06) Aydin B (SH34A-08) Baillie J (A33C-0239) Bao J (EP53F-1045) Barruol G (OS11A-1767)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Ayers M (NS41B-1915) Bain R L (EP23A-0922) Bao X (S14A-04) Bart P J (C53C-0727) Aykurt Vardar H (NH43A-1826) Bair N (C11C-0775) Bao X (S22A-03) Bart R R (GC51E-1234) Aylward D (EP11A-0964) Baird A F (NG12A-02) Bapst J (P21A-2075) Barta V (AE23B-0428, GP43A-1236) Ayorinde A O (S31B-2729) Baisden W T (H53F-1770, PA11B-1959) Baptista M (NH43B-1855) Bartel B A (ED11A-0878) Ayotte J (PA21B-2204) Baize S (NH52B-06, T11A-2578) Bar N (T31F-2979) Bartels-Rausch T (A22F-02) Ayub R (H13D-1399) Bajgain R (B41B-0421) Bar-Sever Y E (G44A-04) Barth A P (V13C-2858) Ayuso R A (V23D-3013) Bajgain S K (MR13A-2420) Barabash S V (P11D-01) Barth G A (T11C-2638) Azadi S (H51G-1573) Bajo P (PP11B-2011, PP34B-06) Barajas-Solano D A (H41F-1388) Barth M C (A34D-01) Azarderakhsh M (B23B-0574) Bajracharya B (GC22C-05) Baraka S M (SM13A-2186) Barth N A (A51E-0109) Azari A (SM51E-2552) Bajracharya U (B33D-0638) Barakat A R (SM43C-05) Bartholomaus T C (C51A-0643) Azarm R (T31D-2932) Bak S (EP13D-08) Baral U (V23A-2962) Bartlein P J (PP31C-2296) Azaroual M M (H13F-1439) Bakas N (NG31A-1838) Barama L (NH43B-1847) Bartlett M S (H52A-06) Azeem S I (SA51A-2414) Baker B (GC21B-1087) Baranov B (T23F-05) Bartlett O (B13E-0674) Aziz Zanjani A (S13B-2555) Baker D N (PA13E-01, SM11D-05, Baranowski D (OS21B-1965) Bartlett P A (C23A-0722) Aziz Zanjani F (S51E-3174) SM41B-2436) Baranowski M (V43G-05) Bartlett R E (A41B-0031) Azuma S (MR21B-2645) Baker D F (B31I-06, P51D-06) Baransky E (V23C-2988) Bartley J M (V44A-01) Azzari G (GC53A-1277) Baker E T (OS34A-02) Barantseva O (S43B-2822) Bartlow N M (G31C-08) Baker E A (H33B-1543) Baratelli F (H21F-1481) Bartolome R (T31D-2939) Baker I (B51E-0463, MR31A-2668) Baratin L (S33A-2819) Barton C C (NG12A-11) B Baker J L (PP51A-2281) Baratoux D (NS31A-1945) Barton-Grimley R A (C33B-0798) Baart F (ED43C-0872) Baker J B (SM22A-04) Baratoux L (V11B-2777) Bartos M D (IN23D-1799) Baatsen M (PP31C-2283) Baker M G (S53A-2785) Barba M (S31B-2769, S51E-3165) Bartram H (T13A-2697) Baba Y (A33I-0372) Baker N L (A22B-06) Barber A (B41D-0459) Bartsch A (GC43B-1163) Babaeian E (H51H-1602, H51H-1603) Baker P A (PP51F-06) Barber N (H13D-1396) Bartschi N (EP13A-1021) Babar Z B (PP41A-2234) Baker R (PA31B-2204) Barberopoulou A (NH43A-1810) Barwegen S (ED41A-0839) Babb D (C43B-0748) Baker S (G43A-1037) Barbery M R (S21B-2701) Barzaghi R (G51C-04) Babbar-Sebens M (H33Q-05) Baker V R (H42E-05, P23E-06) Barbieri L (NH11B-1724) Basak C (PP11A-2000, PP13D-03) Babcock C R (B31E-0511) Baker-Yeboah S (OS43A-2005) Barboni M (V41D-02) Basant S (H51G-1562) Babcock E (C14C-02) Bakhtyar R (OS23A-2009) Barbosa C T (MR33A-2681) Basara J B (H41B-1293) Babcock M (H33E-1578) Bakke J (PP13B-2075) Barbosa H M (A41M-06) Basche A (GC11C-1156) Babila J E (A33H-0366) Bakker M (H11A-1271) Barbot S (G42A-06) Bascunan S A (T41E-2980) Babila T L (U41A-02) Bal A (G11B-1071) Barbour A J (S31B-2743, S44C-04) Bashir F (C11C-0783) Babonis G S (C11A-0760) Bala G (A33B-0210) Barcheck C G (C21D-03) Bashir M (SH13D-08) Bach E (C53D-0769) Bala R (IN33B-1816) Barchyn T (A21G-0151, C33A-0762) Bashir S (A24C-08) Bachan A (PP53E-02) Balascio N (PP31D-2307) Barciela Rial M (EP33A-0963) Basile S (B51E-0461) Bachelet D M (B51J-01, PA43B-2223) Balasis G (SM43A-2492) Barcikowska M J (A21B-0034) Basili R (NH43A-1805) Bachelet V (S33C-2842) Balasubramaniam K S (SH43E-02) Barckhausen U (GP31D-07) Basirat F (H51B-1458) Bachmann S (G41A-1007) Balasubramanian S (B13F-0715) Barclay J R (H32A-05) Baskaran L (H13B-1355) Back L E (A41C-0054) Balbus J M (U21A-03) Bard P (S43E-04) Baskaran P (B41E-0478) Back W E (V13B-2849) Balcanoff J R (V31A-3066) Barefoot E A (H23I-1690) Basnayake S B (GC22C-01) Backes C (SM41C-2453) Baldago M B (NH51B-1951) Barge L M (P32A-01) Basney J (IN34A-06) Backhaus S (GC31B-1118) Baldo E (A11N-0196) Barham W J (A41G-0140) Basovník M (SH21A-2514) Backman D E (ED42A-05) Baldwin J W (A21N-04) Barickman M H (T31E-2964) Bass B (A43H-0351) Bacon A T (T33C-3051) Bale S D (SH44A-04) Barik A (GP23B-1329) Bass G (IN11D-1641) Bacour C (B54A-03) Balen D (V33D-3145) Barik M G (H43B-1429) Bassett D (T31F-2983, T53A-06) Baczynski A A (V33G-03) Balestra B (PP51D-2338) Barisin I (EP21D-0912) Bassis J N (P34A-02) Badeke R (SH11C-2269) Bali M (A24C-06) Barker L J (H23L-07) Basso B (H14A-02) Baden C W (EP11B-1000) Balikhin M A (SM42A-05) Barker M K (DI41A-2617) Bast R (P51A-2128) Bader J (A51C-0050) Balind K (OS43A-2026) Barker S J (V31A-3088) Bastien J (H53C-1711) Bader M K (B11D-0493) Ball J L (V11C-2791) Barkley Z (A54G-03) Bastos A (B24A-07) Badger A (GC11B-1126) Ball J S (S51C-07) Barletta V R (C22C-06) Bastow I D (T43G-03, T51G-3005) Badgley G M (B53L-03) Ball P (DI51B-2667) Barlow J E (H43J-1624, H43J-1625) Bastrakova I (IN31D-1793, PA51B-2262) Badro J (DI41C-2640, DI42A-01, V41B- Ball W P (H34B-01) Barnaal Z D (OS13C-1839) Basu A R (MR33A-2682) 3118) Ballanti L (B51F-0467) Barnard A (T11C-2640) Basu N B (H11F-05, H51M-01) Bae S (PP41C-2256) Ballantyne A (B53F-0582) Barnard P (NH22A-08) Basu R (GC13B-1198)
236 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Basu S (B33E-0654) Beechie T J (EP51B-0907) Benna M (P12A-04) Betrie G (H32C-04) Basu S (H33A-1512) Beecken J (A13N-04) Bennett B (OS11A-1780) Betterle A (NG41A-1725) Basu S (A32D-06) Beedle M J (H13L-1593) Bennett G L (EP33D-1022, EP33E-03) Betts A K (GC31K-01, H32B-08, Basu Sarkar D (P41B-2079) Beeler S R (B41A-0396) Bennett J (H53I-06) PA31C-2213) Bat-Orshikh E (T51D-2948) Beer T (NH32A-03) Bennett K E (GC43C-1177) Betzler C (PP41E-02) Bataille C (PP23C-2345) Beerling D J (GC21J-04, U53A-06) Bennett M (GC33A-1220) Beucler E (NS41A-1896, S11D-2494, S31E- Batalin G A (GP23A-1321) Beers A (GC31C-1135) Bennett N (DI41A-2616) 08, S43A-2803) Batchelor C (C52B-04, C53C-0753) Beeson H W (EP52A-04) Bennett S E (S44C-01, T41B-2908) Beuthe M (P51B-2136) Bateman R (H33G-1637) Befort D J (A23J-0365) Bennett T E (ED11B-0885) Beveridge C (EP41E-01) Bates J J (PA12B-06) Befus K S (V43E-3196) Bennett V C (V12B-03) Beverly D (B11B-0455) Bates K H (A43M-03) Befus K M (H43M-05) Bennis A (OS23A-1990) Bevis M G (G13C-08) Bates P D (H13Q-02, H24B-06) Beganskas S (H33F-1606) Benoit M H (T21F-05) Beyeler J D (EP33D-1025) Bates T S (A54C-04) Begashaw I G (B41B-0413) Bense V (H13E-1427) Beyer J L (T13A-2698) Batlle-Aguilar J (H14D-06) Begnaud M L (S51A-2745) Benson D A (H34D-06) Bezada M (S22A-06) Bato M (G23A-1028) Begnudelli L (NH22B-08) Benson T R (V34B-06) Bezaeva N S (GP31A-1282) Battaglin W A (H23M-04) Beguelin P (DI13B-06) Bent J D (OS43B-2046) Bezerra L M (B33H-0711) Battaile B (ED42B-07) Behlke R (SH11C-2274) Bentley A P (ED33D-0909) Bhadha J H (B51H-0502) Battalio J M (P21B-2094) Behm M (S43B-2856) Bentley J (SM11C-2172) Bhanu R (SM42A-08) Battams K (ED24B-01) Behn M D (C32A-01) Bentley S J (EP31C-01) Bhardwaj P (A21C-0052) Battisti D S (GC43G-01) Behnke J (IN31D-1790) Benton L (ED41A-0779) Bhartia P K (V32A-03) Bauch D (C41A-0637) Behnke S A (AE23A-0399) Benveniste J (G21A-0976, G21A-0982, Bhaskar A (H13C-1382) Bauch H A (PP12C-05) Behr W M (T41F-01) G21A-0985, H51I-1650, H51I-1651, Bhat C (PA34A-01) Baudouin C (V31A-3068) Behrangi A (A33M-02) IN22A-02) Bhat Suresh H (S14B-05) Bauer A (V23A-2959) Behrend C C (ED22A-03) Berben S (PP21A-2269) Bhate J N (A41C-0052) Bauer J R (IN53E-05) Behrend D (G51C-01) Berberich G M (NH21A-1840) Bhati S (B43I-06) Bauer S J (MR41B-2704) Behrend M J (S53A-2838) Berberich M (B23B-0576) Bhatia N (NH51B-1950, PA23B-2238) Baugh K (IN31A-1753) Behrendt J C (C41B-0668) Berchem J (SM14B-05) Bhatt A (SA31A-2387) Baughman C A (C33B-0817) Behrens J (NH34A-05) Bercos-Hickey E (A33G-0321) Bhatt R (A31D-0062) Baughman J T (B33E-0673) Behrman K D (H41J-01) Bercovici D (GP12A-12, T13C-2733) Bhatt U S (A33J-0409) Baum R (H52G-03) Behrmann J (T41G-07) Bercovici H (V53C-3117) Bhattachan A (GC23F-1294) Baumann E (ED31B-0877) Behroozmand A (NS32A-07) Berdichevsky D B (SH13B-2300, Bhattacharya A (V13D-2882) Baumann J (NH31A-1878) Beighley E (H21F-1488) SH51A-2575) Bhattacharya A (PP43B-2324) Baumann P (ED11A-0875, IN23C-1783, Beilman D (PP21C-2303) Berelson W (GC23C-1249) Bhattacharya G (T51D-2964)
IN23E-07, IN53E-04) Beisman J J (H51E-1534) Berenter J S (PA11D-04) Bhattacharya J (PP43C-2349) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Baumberger T (OS41A-1942) Bekaert D P (G33C-05, G42A-04) Berest P (MR51D-06) Bhattacharya P (B11A-0425) Baumgardner S E (EP53E-1034) Bela M (A34D-06) Berg A A (H31G-1481) Bhattacharya R (T11D-2644) Baumgarten G (SA31C-06) Belal M (A21G-0155) Berg A M (H31I-07) Bhattacharya T (PP31F-02) Baumstark R D (B43A-0565) Beland S (SA51B-2427) Berg L K (H32B-03) Bhattacharyya A (B23I-05) Bauska T K (PP31D-2314, V33G-01) Beldowski J (PA23A-2211) Berg M (A43L-06) Bhattarai I (EP53B-0946) Bautista K K (H13I-1524) Belica L (H33R-07) Berg R D (PP11A-1992) Bhattarai N (B32C-03) Bautista Solís P (H14A-06) Belica M E (GP43B-1250) Berg W K (H13R-03) Bhattu D (A33H-0353) Bauville A (T51B-2905) Belitz K (PA21B-2197) Bergal-Kuvikas O (V11A-2753) Bhoopendra D (NH43C-1887) Bawden G W (NH14A-01) Beljadid A (H23D-1569) Bergantz G W (V13F-04) Bhuiyan M (H23F-1620) Bawie S (ED31B-0863) Bell A (A33F-0305) Bergen K (S53A-2794) Bi H (C33B-0810) Bayat B (B52A-04) Bell C (H11H-04) Berger M J (NH12A-09) Bi J (B31G-0541) Bayet L (T31E-2948) Bell D M (B41G-0523) Berger T E (SH11C-2241) Bi L (A43L-05) Baykal C (A43G-0325) Bell E A (V12B-02) Bergman J W (A43A-0180) Bi W (GC21H-1176) Bayler E J (PA33B-2235) Bell E (A41F-0116) Bergstrom K O (A23C-0229) Bian D (T43A-3017) Baynes E (EP33D-1027) Bell J R (IN33B-1819) Berhe A A (B41F-0503) Bian N h (SH13D-04) Baynes K (IN53E-01) Bell R E (T31D-2941, T33E-01) Beria H (H23F-1598) Bian Y (PP43A-2290) Bayrakci G (MR41A-2678, T33E-05) Bell R E (C41D-0695, ED41C-06) Bering E A (ED23B-0826) Biancamaria S (H51H-1626) Baztan J (GC31E-1151, PA41C-2156) Bell S (ED33G-02, PA31D-2221) Berkelhammer M B (B11D-0494) Bianchi G (EP31A-0927) Beach A L (IN41C-1669) Bellan P M (SH14B-06) Berkowitz B (H43N-01, H51D-1498) Bianco L (A23B-0203, H32B-02) Beadling R L (OS43A-2011) Bellanova P (NH41A-1770) Berliner P (H31E-1421) Biard J C (IN23A-1758) Beaird N (C53E-04) Beller H R (B14D-08) Berloff P S (NG24A-01) Biasi J (V33E-3160) Bean C J (S52A-05) Belliveau P T (GP42A-02) Bermudez L E (IN13A-1648, IN23D-1800, Biasutti M (A53G-04, GC14B-01) Bean J R (ED32A-03) Bellmore R (EP51D-01) IN23E-04) Bibaud H (A53B-0271) Bearson N (IN31A-1742) Bellomo K (A22E-01) Bernal-Olaya R (T14A-08) Bickel G W (PP41B-2247) Bearup L A (H51N-06) Bellon G (A31H-0151) Bernard E N (G44A-07) Biddle J (B13G-0722, B22D-04) Beaudoin B C (S11D-2506) Bellotti A (P33C-2171) Bernard F (A33E-0268) Bie L (DI23B-2607) Beaulieu J J (GC41F-02) Bellugi D G (H51F-1558) Bernard R E (MR32A-08) Bie P (A13B-0236) Beaulieu S (IN53C-1890) Bellwald B (OS13D-03) Bernardes S (A41H-0161, B33E-0674, Biederman J A (B44A-05) Beavers C (MR13A-2410) Belmecheri S (B11B-0442) ED23B-0828) Biehle J (ED41A-0818) Bebout G E (T41G-06) Belmonte D (MR23B-02) Bernardino M J (T13C-2724) Biel R (EP13D-05) Becel A (T31D-2937, T51G-2999) Belochitski A (A33D-0264) Berndt C (EP11B-1008) Bielak J (S33G-04) Beck H (H21K-08) Beltrame L (GC53E-1346) Berne A (C11B-0767, H21K-03) Biemiller J (T13A-2674) Beck M A (B23B-0571) Belzer B (MR41A-2690) Berner L T (GC11D-1170) Bieniek P (GC23A-1224) Beck M (H43D-1477) Bemis K G (OS44B-08) Bernhardt P A (A33P-06) Bierkens M F (H53A-1666, OS14A-06) Becker E (SA33A-2406) Ben-Zion Y (T23D-01) Bernini Campos H (H53G-1787) Bierson C J (P51B-2135) Becker H N (P24B-05) Benacquista R (SM13A-2175) Bernknopf R (PA13C-1984) Biersteker J B (P43A-2085) Becker J M (NH24A-04) Benage M C (V41C-04) Bernstein V (SH41B-2537) Biesecker D A (PA13E-05) Becker J N (B41F-0502) Benaud P (EP21D-0920) Berrhouma A (H53G-1788) Biete C (T14A-07) Becker L W (C53C-0752, PP13A-2064) Benavides-Rivas C L (G23A-1040) Berry A E (PP33B-2351) Biffard B (IN12A-05) Becker M (OS13A-1791, OS23D-07) Bench K (C11A-0746) Berry A R (T14A-06) Biggs J (V51C-08) Becker N C (PA31D-2224) Bendana S (V34B-07) Berry J A (B41I-02) Bigham K (OS41B-1961) Becker R (EP41C-0920) Bendek E (P13C-05) Berry M A (EP53B-0934) Bigi S (S43F-3198) Becker T W (T23E-06) Bender A L (PP24B-03) Berry S E (A53D-0317) Bijeljic B (H43N-05) Becker T M (P43B-2107) Bender H (T41A-2900) Berryhill K J (ED23A-0810) Bijl P (PP51D-2336) Becker-Reshef I (GC51F-01) Bender P L (G13A-1089) Bertone S (P53A-2181) Bikkina S (A51P-07) Beckingham L E (H13F-1440) Bendix J (GC51E-1224) Bertram A K (A32C-02) Bilek S L (S43A-2792, T54C-01) Beckler J S (B13C-0591) Bendixen M (EP12B-05) Bervid H D (PP51B-2305) Bilenker L (OS31D-2051) Beckley M (C21B-0678) Benedetti A (A11B-0008) Berwal S (B33H-0720) Bilitza D (SA13A-2123) Becknell J (B54B-03) Benedict J J (A11F-0081) Besio G (NH31A-1877) Bill M (B23E-0643) Bedard J H (V31D-04) Benedict K K (IN41A-1656) Beskardes G D (S13C-03) Billesbach D P (B41B-0406) Bedford D P (ED11E-08) Benediktsson I (C33A-0764) Besset M (GC23D-1255) Billings S A (B31L-08) Bedford J D (T51B-2910, V33A-3116) Beniest A (T32C-06) Bessho N (SM14B-04) Bills B G (P43B-2102) Bedford J R (G51B-1108) Benjamin G (PA14A-05) Best M (A31K-07, ED21C-0789) Billups K (PP34B-01) Bedsworth L W (PA43B-2202) Benjamin S (A44F-06) Betka P M (T22A-06) Bilodeau C (ED41B-03)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 237 Bilskie M V (GC23F-1293) Blättler C L (B43F-08) Bolis R (MR13B-04) Bottke W F (P53D-05) Bilsley N A (ED21A-0756) Blazewicz S (B11I-04) Boll J (H43J-1619) Bottorff B (A33A-0186) Bindlish R (H51H-1601) Bleier T (GP31C-1328) Bollengier O (MR21A-2628) Bottos E M (B13D-0641) Binger D J (C11C-0789) Bletery Q (S42A-02, T13A-2662) Boller R A (IN51B-1854) Bouchaala F (NS14A-01) Bingham F (OS53A-2103) Blevins B (IN51D-02) Bolliger I W (C14C-07) Boucher J M (B43A-0555) Bingham N (EP43C-0984) Blewett D T (P24A-02) Bollinger C (MR51A-2675) Bouchet F (NG24A-05) Bingham R G (C51F-02) Blewitt G (G34B-02, G53A-05) Bolorinos J (H43B-1416) Bouchette F (EP23A-0925, OS23A-1982) Bingham S (SM11A-2139) Blier W (A21L-01) Bolster D (H51B-1460) Boudrias M A (PA43B-2219) Bingley L (SH11C-2272) Blischke A (T33A-3008) Bolten J D (H43O-05) Bouffard M (DI43A-2667) Binley A M (NS43C-1932) Bliss A C (C42B-06) Bolton E W (PP23C-2346) Bougher S W (P13D-05) Biondi R (A13F-0349, ED13A-0925) Bloch-Johnson J (A33B-0220) Bolton W R (GC41H-07) Bouilhol P (V31D-06) Biraud S (A51G-0139) Block B (OS14A-01) Boltz S (ED42B-04) Bouillon S (C43A-0739) Birch L (PP41B-2249) Block J (PA23B-2234) Bombardelli F A (EP53E-1023) Boujibar A (DI33A-03) Bird P (S23B-2770) Block K A (IN53D-03) Bomin K (A33C-0237) Boulahanis B (T22C-04) Birkel S D (A21B-0030) Block P J (H21G-1507) Bommel P (H33Q-04) Boulanger D (G13A-1085, G43B-1063, Birkmann J (GC31E-1144) Blodgett D L (H33Q-07, IN23A-1757) Bonaccorso A (G33A-1075) H33K-1712) Birn J (SM41B-2443, SM51G-06) Bloecker A (P21E-06) Bonan G B (B14B-07) Boulet G (H12B-03) Birnbaum A N (OS11B-03) Blom A (EP53G-04) Bonanno D (A43E-0288) Bouligand C (T43A-3021) Birner S (T32A-05) Blom N (S31D-04) Boncio P (S43F-3208) Boulton C J (T21D-2855) Birner T (A11U-02) Blomquist B (A54C-02) Bond C E (ED24B-05, T31G-08) Boulton G S (IN31G-02, U32A-01) Biryol C B (T51G-3001) Bloom A (B31I-03, GC21C-1115) Bond N A (U31A-04) Bouquet A (P33A-2122) Bisagni J J (G21A-0990) Bloom C K (EP41A-0899) Bond-Lamberty B P (B52A-01, Bourg I C (OS54A-08) Bischoff S H (T33B-3024) Blossey P N (PP23E-03) GC31F-1166) Bourgeault J (ED23B-0824, ED23D-0845) Bishnu S (OS31C-2034) Blossfeld M (G41A-0993, G41A-0994, Bonde R E (SM13A-2176) Bourguignon S (T43B-3055) Bishop B (T31D-2945) SA43C-2407) Bondzio J H (C32A-05) Bourke J R (DI31B-2629) Bishop J L (P21C-2118) Bluestein H B (A21M-02) Boneh Y (MR23A-2672, MR32A-06) Bourouaine S (SH41A-2510) Bishop J W (V53C-3123) Blukis R (GP23C-1353) Bonet-García F (A31K-03) Bourqui M (ED33B-0902, PA43B-2218) Bishop K H (B31J-04, H52E-03) Blum A G (H31B-1356) Bonetti F (GC33B-1227) Bouskill N (B53G-0603) Bishop M P (C11C-0798) Blum L W (SM33D-04) Bonfils C (H23L-01) Bousquet P (A31N-08, GC22A-05) Bishop R L (SA31B-2401) Blum M D (EP31B-0935) Bonfond B (P33C-2144) Bousserez N (A22G-03) Bishop S P (OS22B-02) Blum P (OS31D-2058) Bonin J A (G13B-1099) Boustani M (IN23E-06) Bisht D S (H21G-1513) Blume F (G31A-1047) Boning C W (C51E-03) Boutin G (C21A-0657) Bisht G (H53H-1816) Blume T (H31K-04) Bonitz F G (PP41C-2285) Boutt D F (PP24B-07)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Bisi M M (PA41A-2135, SH11C-2251, Blumenfeld E H (ED42B-05) Bonnema M (H21F-1476) Boutton T W (B13D-0647) SH53A-09) Blythe T (EP31B-0952) Bonnemains D (T33A-3001) Bouvet de Maisonneuve C (V31A-3067) Biskupek L (G43B-1059) Boaggio K (A43F-0302) Bonner J L (S54A-08) Bouvier-Brown N C (ED21A-0768) Bista S (MR21A-2629) Boano F (B32A-01) Bonnet R (H41I-03) Bouya Z (SA23A-2388) Bistacchi A (T31G-05) Boardsen S A (SH21E-2581) Bonneville A (S44A-07) Bouyer P (G53A-08) Biswal S (S53A-2833) Boatwright J (S11B-2454) Bonny E (V53A-3073) Bouzidi Y (NS14A-08) Biswal S L (H41E-1365) Boblitt J M (SH11B-2232) Bono R K (GP22A-07, GP31B-1296) Bove L E (MR31A-2655) Biswas A (GP33A-02, NS41A-1893) Bobra M (SH11A-2213) Bonotto G (H43F-1520) Bovy B (EP41D-05) Biswas R (S53A-2832) Bocchini G (T54A-05) Bonus A B (NS31A-1929) Bowden D C (S43E-08) Biswas S (B53E-0561) Bock A R (H23H-1679) Booker J R (GP42A-07) Bowden J (A53J-05) Bitew M M (H13B-1353) Bock O (G43C-01) Bookhagen B (A11N-0194) Bowden W B (B24C-04) Bitter C (ED13F-03) Bock Y (G42A-02, IN32A-06) Boone A A (GC31J-02) Bowen G J (U41A-05) Bitterwolf K K (V51A-3025) Bocquet F (SH11C-2253) Boos W R (A53G-05) Bowen M K (IN13B-1666) Bitz C M (C32B-05, C33E-05) Bode F (H51A-1413) Boote S (T51G-3017) Bowen T A (SH43B-2574) Bitzer P M (AE12A-06) Bodeker G E (A42B-06) Bootes N (T41D-2960) Bowers C F (P13A-1892) Bizzarri A (S12A-08, S23B-2768) Bodinier G P (GP31D-08) Booth A M (EP41A-0902) Bowers G S (AE32A-03) Bizzi S (EP31B-0939) Bodisch K M (SM51E-2530) Boothroyd R (EP53D-1004) Bowers R M (B53C-0539) Bjerrum C J (PP21D-06) Bodnar R J (V23E-01) Bora S S (S42B-04) Bowers W (H13L-1578) Bjork A A (C12B-06) Bodur O F (T51A-2899) Borbas E E (GC51D-1203) Bowles J (GP43C-1256) Blacic T M (OS31C-2044) Boehm C (DI21A-04) Bordoni S (A11F-0086, A21N-05) Bowles-Martinez E (GP41A-01, Black B A (V43F-04) Boehnke P (V41A-3116) Bordwell B R (P31D-04) GP51B-1389) Black B (B14C-05) Boeke R (GC23H-02) Bore E K (B51K-05) Bowley K (A51M-06) Black F W (GC41B-1089) Boering K A (B13I-07) Boren E J (H11B-1304) Bowman D T (H23C-1563) Black H D (PP43A-2303) Boerrigter K (ED41A-0803) Boreux M P (PP31D-2306) Bowman K P (A11E-0057) Black J (A51F-0129) Boesche N K (GC53C-1310) Borgfeldt T (T43B-3038) Bowman K W (GC24C-04) Blackburn D A (B11C-0475) Boese C M (S31B-2762, T43B-3054) Borjas C N (S21B-2703) Boxe C (ED31B-0870, ED31B-0871) Blackhurst M (PA23B-2239) Boesen T (NS33A-1949) Bormann J M (OS21A-1945) Boy F (G21A-0977) Blackman D K (OS31D-2060) Boettcher M S (T31H-05, T33C-3047) Bormann K (C41F-07) Boy J (G52A-01) Blacksberg J (P21C-2144) Bogaard T (NH31B-03) Borovikov D (SH51E-2617) Boyce A (T11B-2607) Blackwell J (A33G-0317) Bogeholz P (H31E-1425) Borque P (A31M-07, H14C-08) Boyce S E (H31C-1391) Blackwell W J (A33P-02) Bogena H R (H13K-1569) Borreggine M J (C31B-0745) Boyd A J (SM11B-2155) Blade M K (GC43E-1204) Boger R A (IN21A-1718) Borrelli M (EP13D-06) Boyd K (ED11A-0883) Bladon K D (B23A-0557, H32E-04) Boggs K J (T51F-2997) Bortnik J (SM32A-08) Boyd M A (B53G-0598) Blaich J (B13E-0648) Boggs L (AE33B-0442) Borunda A (PP34A-04) Boyd O (S31B-2737) Blaine A C (ED23D-0844) Bogiatzis P (DI21A-05) Boryan C G (GC51B-1144) Boyer T (GC54C-02, IN43D-03) Blais J M (H53B-1677) Bogie N A (H31E-1437) Bosart L F (A33J-0397, A54F-07) Boynton L (B14D-06) Blake D F (P21C-2141) Bogoev I (B41B-0407) Boschetti F (A53M-04) Boynton R (SM31A-2437) Blake J B (SM44C-03) Bograd S J (OS43C-07) Boschetti L (GC21C-1120) Boys B (B13F-0688) Blake S (NH44A-02) Bogue R R (V43B-3157) Boschman L (GP31D-04) Bozdag E (DI23C-03) Blakeley S L (GC51B-1151) Bohl K (IN51B-1839) Bose N (MR51B-2701) Braakhekke M C (B51E-0459) Blakely R J (GP34A-04) Bohlin M (B21K-02) Bose S (T21D-2865) Bracey G (ED21B-0779) Blakeslee R J (AE23A-0406) Bohn T J (H33R-04) Boshers D (H31H-06) Brachfeld S A (GP13A-04) Blalock J (P31D-06) Bohnenstiehl D R (ED51A-0783) Bosilovich M G (NG33D-02) Bracho R G (B53M-04) Blanc E (S33E-04) Bohnhoff M (T23D-07) Boslough M (NH13A-1763) Bracken C (NH51B-1941) Blancarte J (SM31A-2471) Bohon W (ED31D-06) Bosman K (S43C-2890) Bradbury H J (V51A-3036) Blanco-Cano X (SH21A-2516) Bohrer G (B11B-0438, B44A-04) Bossert K (SA32A-04) Braden-Behrens J (B41B-0415, B53F-0572) Bland G (ED43B-0860) Boichenko G (T51A-2876) Bostick K W (B23D-0607) Bradford S A (H51E-1535) Bland M T (P43C-2118) Boisrame G F (H33R-01) Bostock M G (S42A-01) Bradley A S (PP53A-2358) Blank J G (PA53B-09) Boisvert L (C31B-0744, C31D-03) Boston B (T41E-2989) Bradley A C (C21C-0700, ED34A-07) Blankenship C B (H23N-04) Boivin A (P51C-2148) Boston P J (B22D-08) Bradley E T (P31B-2103) Blankinship J C (B22B-01) Boivin M (T51F-2996) Bosu S (T51D-2962) Bradley K E (T43H-08) Blanpied M L (NH21C-02) Boland M A (PA12B-07) Boswell R (B23G-01) Bradshaw R W (V23B-2980) Bläsing M (B33H-0729) Boldrini E (H43P-08, PA13A-1974) Botchway E (GC41B-1079) Brady E C (PP41B-2248) Blatter D B (NS31B-07) Bole T (OS23A-1987) Botsyun S (T41D-2949) Brady M (EP12B-03, PA14B-02) Blatter D L (T11D-2659) Boles A (T42A-06) Botter G (H21A-1372) Braile L W (T41E-2973)
238 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Brain D A (P11D-02, P52A-03) Bristol S (IN13E-01, IN21D-08) Brune W H (A41I-01) Burgener J A (P33D-2191) Braithwaite J W (MR23B-03) Bristow N (EP51A-0881) Bruner V J (B41D-0462) Burger E F (IN31D-1792) Bralower T J (ED13E-0952, PP53E-04) Bristow T (IN53C-1908, P21C-2113) Brunet G (A11K-0159) Burger M (B11H-07) Bramante J F (EP32B-05) Bristow W A (AE23B-0426) Bruning E C (AE23A-0417) Burger R A (SH44A-06) Brand H E (P22A-04) Brito T V (SM11A-2134) Brunk S R (ED31B-0869) Burges S J (NH54A-02) Brandes C (T12B-01) Britt A V (P21B-2089) Brunke M (GC23H-03) Burgess P M (EP12A-08) Brandes J (B21F-0481) Brittingham A (PP11B-2020) Brunner A (P53A-2172) Burghard C J (B33H-0726) Brandl C (ED31B-0858) Brittingham P (ED41A-0786) Brunner L (A12D-06) Burgi P (T13D-03) Brändli S (DI41C-2648) Brittle S W (H23C-1562) Bruno B C (ED31A-0855) Burgio M (OS31D-2062) Brandt P C (SM14A-09) Broadwell K S (V23D-3011) Bruno R (SH41A-2512) Buri P (C51G-05) Brandt T (H23I-1692, H33E-1589, H43D-1479) Brocchi V (A31I-0162) Bruns M (B11H-03) Burk D R (S11D-2500) Brandt T G (SM33B-2515) Broccoli A J (PP34A-02) Brunsdale L (B43A-0553) Burke A (PP51E-03) Brandt T (C44A-02) Brocher T M (NH14A-03) Brunsell N A (H32B-05) Burke J D (ED23A-0802) Branduardi-Raymont G (SH31C-07) Brochero D (H41L-05) Brunt K M (C14A-08, P34A-06) Burke K D (PP53C-2391) Branecky C (C33C-0829) Brock C A (A53C-0310) Bruntz R J (SA23A-2382) Burke S A (B23B-0569) Brannan K M (H34B-02) Broderson D (IN31A-1752, PA51A-2249) Brusseau M L (H51B-1468) Burke W (GC13C-1207) Brannon E (B13F-0699) Brodie K L (OS32A-04) Bryan A M (A13I-0399, GC13B-1203) Burkett E R (ED33E-0916, PA21A-2189) Branson O (PP51B-2307) Brodsky E E (NH23D-07, S32B-04) Bryan G H (A52E-01, IN31F-07) Burkhard K M (T43B-3047) Brantley D (GC51C-1176) Brodzik M J (PA43A-2183) Bryan K R (EP22A-06) Burkhardt J (B41G-0537) Brantley S (ED52A-05, H33N-07) Broers H (H32A-07) Bryant R N (MR13A-2396) Burkhart J F (H51F-1541) Brantut N (S32B-03) Brogan D J (H43G-1551) Bryson J F (P53D-02) Burkholder B L (SM51E-2556) Brashears T (NH13A-1743) Broich M (H44D-04) Bryson K (NH12A-08) Burkholder E F (G21B-1007) Brassarote G d (G11B-1069) Broiles T W (P43A-2093, SH14B-08) Bu C (A31I-0179) Burkholder J B (A33E-0265) Brassell S C (PP23A-2316) Broll J M (SM13A-2190) Bucak T (GC21D-1127) Burkholder K C (ED11E-04) Brasseur G P (A24A-07) Brolly M (A11D-0054) Buch A (P21C-2143) Burko D (ED41B-04, PA54A-04) Braswell A E (EP23C-01) Broman D (H14A-04) Buchanan M K (NH22A-05) Burlaga L F (SH31D-02) Bratton D (ED43A-0848) Bromirski P D (S52A-01) Buchanan P J (PP23B-2325) Burleigh M (SM33C-2517) Braudrick C A (EP51A-0877) Bromley G T (C31A-0732) Buchen J (MR23A-2665) Burley J M (C33C-0831) Brauman K A (H23G-1658) Bromund K R (SM21A-2455) Buchholtz ten Brink M R (H23G-1660) Burleyson C D (A31H-0137) Braun A (H23I-1700, NH11B-1737, Brondex J (C21B-0669, C32A-04) Buchholz B (H33K-1714) Burls N (GC13H-06, PP33A-2346) NH11B-1739) Brook E (PP11D-04) Bucholtz A (A51G-0145) Burnett C T (V33B-3126) Braun A (NH41B-1796) Brooke C G (B33D-0647) Bucholz C E (V12B-05) Burnett W A (A32E-02, S23D-05) Braun J (EP53C-0972) Brooks A C (H41G-03) Buchwal A (GC43B-1151) Burney J A (GC33D-1271)
Braun M (C41B-0665) Brooks B A (G31A-1045) Bucik R (SH41D-07) Burningham H (EP23A-0948) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Braunmiller J (T31H-06) Brooks E M (S11B-2450) Buck H (GC33B-1236) Burnley P C (MR23A-2670) Braverman A J (GC31F-1170) Brooks E S (H51J-07) Buck J J (U32A-04) Burns A G (SA13A-2100, SA51C-08) Bravo A (ED41A-0827) Brooks J (H42G-04) Buck N J (OS41B-1950) Burns J M (OS11B-02) Bray E N (H41H-05) Broome S (S31A-2693) Buck W R (T44C-07) Burrell A G (SA42A-07) Braza M (V33D-3148) Brophy K J (A51K-0232) Buckley M L (OS22A-05) Burrier D A (OS43A-1999) Brazil L (ED43E-0888) Brosius J W (SH14B-02) Buckley S (G43A-1042) Burris D R (H33P-08) Brearley A J (V23E-08) Brosnan D M (GC13A-1185) Buckner S N (A31D-0066) Burrows J P (A13J-05, A51K-0219) Brecht S H (P13A-1904) Brothelande E (V53C-3102) Buckrell E (EP53C-0987) Burrrows D A (A51C-0062) Bredow E (T13C-2734) Brothers D S (OS21A-1938) Buczkowski D (P43C-2115) Burt M A (A12A-05) Breen S J (H51O-06) Brouillard B (B33E-0666) Budde M E (GC51F-03) Burton D (B23E-0638) Bregy J C (NH24A-05) Brounce M N (DI13B-04) Budden A E (IN31G-03) Burton J C (P31A-2092) Breil M (NG31A-1835) Brouyère S (H52B-04) Buddendorf B (EP51D-03, EP53D-1000) Burton K W (V51A-3040) Bremmer S E (T31C-2902) Brower A M (V53D-3146) Budikova D (A53B-0282) Burton M E (SM51E-2547) Bremner P M (DI34A-07) Browett S D (SM41B-2444) Budke A (ED21A-0762) Burton M R (V31E-02) Brena-Naranjo J (H54E-05) Brown B R (A33D-0259) Buehler J S (S14A-02) Burzynski A M (GC51E-1253) Brendryen J (PP11D-05) Brown C (H23J-1701, H42F-01) Buesch D (V11B-2780) Busby C (V53C-3110) Breneman A W (SM42A-06) Brown D B (OS24B-07) Bufe A (T51F-2991) Busby R W (S14C-03) Brengman C (NS31A-1939) Brown E (DI11A-2330) Buffett B A (DI11B-02, G51C-07) Busch K C (ED33D-0910) Brengman L A (PP13D-08) Brown J (MR23A-2664) Buffo J (P34A-04) Busch M (NH12A-06) Brenn G (C33C-0837) Brown J (T23C-2954) Buforn E (S21B-2719) Buscheck T A (H13O-06) Brennan B (IN51B-1833) Brown J A (EP14A-04) Bugbee K (ED21B-0777, IN53C-1902, Buscher J (EP11B-0998) Brenner F (NG23B-02) Brown J F (B41I-05) PA31E-07) Busecke J J (OS53A-2107) Brenner L D (PP51D-2331) Brown J (H33A-1501) Bugti M (T41C-2941) Bussy-Virat C (SA43C-2409) Bresciani E (H23K-03, H31C-1371) Brown K N (P13B-1942) Buhler K M (PP43B-2329) Bustamante M G (PP24A-08) Bressers C A (T51F-2990) Brown L N (B13A-0563) Bui X (H13C-1372) Buszta C (GC43B-1148) Bretfeld M (B31G-0554) Brown L L (GP31B-1304) Buie M W (ED21E-03, NH13A-1747) Butcher A (S31B-2747) Brett G (OS31C-2040) Brown L E (P33C-2160) Buitrago-Casas J (SH13A-2280) Butkiewicz T (ED51C-0809) Brewer P G (PA11C-1963) Brown M (GC13D-1219) Buizert C (PP11D-08) Butler A H (A42B-03) Briand C (SH21A-2499) Brown M R (S53E-06) Buja L (A13I-0395) Butler D M (ED11C-0907) Bricheno L (GC23D-1258, NH31A-1900) Brown M E (GC23K-18, GC42B-08) Bukhary S (H43B-1408) Butler E E (B31K-05) Bricker H L (PP33B-2355) Brown R (EP54B-04) Bukoski J J (B13A-0557) Butler J J (H54B-05) Bridgeman J (GC23D-1279) Brown S E (B13E-0673, P33C-2168) Bukovsky M S (A53J-02, GC12B-03) Butler K E (NS32A-03) Bridges N (EP24A-05) Brown S M (T33A-3014) Bulaevskaya V (NS41A-1898) Butler S L (DI11A-2323) Briggs C W (PA23A-2213, PA23A-2214) Brown T (B13D-0611) Bullard J E (A21E-0119, ED51H-0845, Butman D E (GC23K-11) Briggs K (C44B-01) Brown T G (EP34B-02) EP24A-04) Butnor J R (B51G-0493) Briggs M A (H32E-05) Broxton P D (C14C-06) Bulliner E A (EP51B-0898) Buxner S (ED11A-0882, ED24B-03, Briggs M S (AE33A-0436) Broz A P (H13D-1402) Bulusu S (OS53B-01) ED43A-0847) Briggs S I (V13D-2892) Bruce G (ED43A-0845, ED51H-0848) Bulut F (MR41B-2703) Buyco K (S33D-2867) Brigham B A (B13A-0545) Bruce L A (V31A-3071) Bulygina O (GC33A-1216) Buysse C E (GC13B-1205) Brigham-Grette J (GC32B-03) Bruck Syal M (NH13A-1740) Bunce E J (P33C-2164) Buytaert W (H34F-06, PA52A-05) Brighenti T M (H41J-07) Bruckner M Z (ED13E-0953) Bunds M P (T41B-2910) Buz J (GP23C-1348) Bright R M (GC23I-04) Bruder B L (OS32A-07) Bunk R (B53B-0529) Buzan J R (A11T-05) Brignoli L (H43I-1588) Brudzinski M (PA53B-14, S54B-03) Buongiorno M (NH13B-01) Buzard R (EP13C-1042) Brigode P (H33M-01) Bruemmer C (B13F-0716) Burakowski E A (B44A-02) Buzulukova N (SM41B-2440) Briner J P (PP13A-2063) Brugman K K (V13F-02) Buratti B J (P42A-01, P43A-2083) Buzzanga B A (H53F-1763, PA13A-1969) Bring A (GC41H-06) Bruhat L (S42A-07) Burba G G (A21G-0146) Bybee G (T53C-04) Bringue M (PP53A-2362) Bruhwiler L (A22G-05) Burbank D W (T24A-01) Bydlon S A (S33G-08) Brinker R (ED33A-0896, ED51E-0826) Bruinsma S (SA41C-01) Burch H (SA21A-2351) Bye B (PA11B-1962) Brinkerhoff D J (C53E-05) Brum C G (GC13G-1264) Burch J L (SM13D-01) Byrd K B (B12A-03) Brinkman D G (SM51C-2501) Brumble K C (GC13F-1250) Burchfield E K (GC11C-1158) Byrne B (B51B-0399) Brinkman T J (PA24B-04) Brumby S P (GC54A-01) Burchill J K (SA21B-2371) Byrne C F (H43J-1622) Briscoe J S (A23D-0263) Brümmer C (B13B-0566, B13E-0656) Burd K (B41C-0427) Byrne J M (ED13B-0931, ED13B-0933, Brissaud Q (NH53D-03, S11C-2479) Brundrett M (V23D-3026) Burdick S (DI23C-04) GC13A-1189) Brisset J (P33E-05) Brune S (PP41F-03, T21B-2804) Buret Y (V53D-3143) Byrne M (A53G-01, GC13H-02)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 239 Byrne P K (P44B-03) Campbell P K (GC51H-08) Carn S A (A23D-0255, V41C-03) Catalano F (H33K-1717) Byrnes I T (H33J-1698) Campbell S M (T31F-2982) Carnat G (C11D-06) Catalano J G (B43D-08) Byun K (H33D-1574) Campolo J (IN51B-1850) Carnell E J (B11E-0511) Catania G A (C53E-07) Bywater-Reyes S (H43G-1530) Camporeale E (SM33A-2504) Carniello L (EP22A-02) Cathalot C (OS44B-02) Bzowski M (SH23A-07) Campos T L (A21C-0066) Carns R (C31B-0753) Catharine D (A53M-05) Can T D (B14A-03) Caro A (C41D-0696) Cathles L M (T31G-01) Canada A (T41E-2977) Carpenter B M (S11E-02, S44C-06) Catling D C (V12B-07) C Cancelada M (A23F-0294) Carpenter L (A54C-01) Catlos E J (V24C-08) Caballero R (A12D-05, A54A-05) Candela S G (C33B-0815) Carr B (V43D-3174) Caton R (S51C-03) Cabanes S (P33B-2135) Candey R M (SM33A-2498) Carr C G (C42A-04) Cattania C (S13E-05) Cabello J (B51I-04) Cane M A (A21B-0026, A33N-01) Carr J A (EP23C-06) Caudill C M (P31E-06) Cable W (GC33G-07) Cang X (EP43A-0949) Carr J C (B51F-0477) Caulfield M (A33P-03) Cabot F (A24C-04) Canil D (V22A-02) Carr K J (EP53E-1021) Caulton D (A22G-04) Cabral-Cano E (IN13C-1675) Canitano A (S33A-2798) Carr S A (B13G-0725) Cavagnaro D B (C33B-0826) Cabrales-Vargas A (C33A-0760) Cannara A (GC23C-1252) Carrano C S (SA41A-2370) Cavallaro N (GC23K-01) Cabrol N A (B32D-01) Cannatelli C (V31A-3085, V31B-3095) Carranza V (A51K-0234) Cavanaugh K C (GC11D-1171) Caccamise D J (G41B-1035) Cannavo F (NH53B-2001) Carrasquillo A J (EP23B-0966) Cavazos A R (B23E-0624) Cáceres B E (C41C-0677) Cannon F (A11N-0199) Carraz O (G53A-07) Cavazos Guerra C (GC21A-1052) Cadavid A C (ED51C-0805, SH42B-05) Cannon K M (P21C-2121) Carrico A (GC52C-07) Cavazzin B (PP43B-2315) Caddy-Retalic S (B53I-0615) Canon-Tapia E (V13G-06) Carrier B L (P23A-2162) Cavdar S (H11A-1267) Cade W B (ED23A-0800) Cantrell C A (A13J-02) Carriere L (IN11A-1611) Caves J K (PP31F-04) Cadeddu M P (A21A-0011) Cantu A (IN13C-1679) Carrigan C R (S34A-03) Cawley K (B21F-0477) Cael B (NG12A-12) Canty T P (A33E-0277) Carrillo Y (B32E-03) Cawood A (T43F-07) Cahl D (OS13B-1810) Canup R M (P53D-04) Carrillo de la Cruz J L (T31D-2925) Caxito F (PP31A-2254) Cahoon E B (V23C-2995) Cao B (SA33A-2424) Carrillo Lopez J (NS41A-1894) Cayan D R (GC21E-1148) Cai C (DI44A-06) Cao G (H51B-1469, MR51C-2723) Carrillo-Sánchez J D (P13A-1933) Cayol V (NS41A-1900, V12A-07) Cai C (C51A-0639) Cao G (A31H-0145) Carroll D (C51A-0646) Cazenave A A (G12A-08, GC34B-07) Cai D S (SM21A-2454) Cao H (P31D-02) Carroll K C (H33A-1507) Cazzola E (SM21A-2412) Cai J (H43B-1406) Cao J (NS31A-1926) Carroll M (GC51B-1153) Cecconi B (IN31B-1760) Cai J (T43A-3029) Cao K (T22A-01) Carroll R W (H33L-05) Cechini M F (ED23E-02, IN33B-1814) Cai L (C41A-0647) Cao L (S43B-2838) Carroll S J (H13M-1607) Cecinati F (H11G-06) Cai M (A33J-0402) Cao L (GC33B-1234) Carter A (C41B-0651) Cede A (A21K-04) Cai M (A13B-0243) Cao N (G43A-1052) Carter E (A13E-0333) Ceesay A (GC41B-1081)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Cai N (MR21B-2656) Cao Q (H14C-03) Carter L M (P54B-04, P54B-05) Celicourt P (IN23D-1792) Cai Q (AE13A-0411) Cao R (T41E-2985) Carter M (PA51B-2260) Celli N L (S14A-07) Cai S (GP23A-1315) Cao W (V13B-2850) Carter P (GC13A-1191) Cendon D I (H43M-06) Cai W (OS51B-2038) Cao X (SM44B-08) Carter T A (SH14B-03) Cengiz Cinku M (OS31D-2073) Cai X (A51A-0012) Cao Y (A43F-0293) Cartina D M (P21B-2086) Ceperley N C (H13L-1581) Cai X (H52F-06) Cao Y (A51K-0224) Carton J (NG41B-1732, OS53A-2097) Cerling T E (PP53E-06) Cai X (H31G-1488) Cao Y (H33H-1652) Caruso A (H43D-1450) Cermak J (A21L-07, A43B-0207) Cai Y (S43B-2821) Cao Y m (V53C-3114) Carvajal C (OS12C-04) Cernusak L A (B42A-10) Cai Y (A23J-0357) Capdeville H (G41A-1005) Carvalho L (NH41A-1747) Cerovski-Darriau C (EP31B-0934) Cai Y (T11D-2655) Cape M R (B44B-03) Casarotti E (ED33E-0914) Cerpa N G (T52B-03) Cai Z (NS23A-1903) Capiro N L (H32D-01) Casas-Mulet R (H33B-1534) Cerrai D (NH51B-1930) Cai Z (PP31D-2324) Caplan R M (SH11A-2222) Casasanto V (ED33A-0897) Cervantes Alcala E (SM51A-2458) Cairns I (SH11C-2244, SH13B-2299, Capman N (SM13B-2207) Cascio W E (GC13B-1199) Cervone G (IN33A-1798) SH31D-08) Caporaso L (B53A-0521) Casciotti K L (B21N-03) Cesana G (A11J-0146, A53K-02) Caissie B (PP51A-2288) Capotondi A (A43D-0251) Case A W (SH43B-2568) Cesaroni C (SA31A-2388) Cakir R (ED51A-0782, T41A-2892) Cappa C D (A44D-05) Caserta A (S43F-3206) Cescatti A (GC23I-05) Calabrese S (EP43C-0986) Capps S (A24F-04) Casey J G (A21G-0147) Cessateur G (P43A-2097, SH31B-2556, Calantoni J (EP51C-03) Cappucci M (A31C-0052) Casey J A (C33B-0807) SH42B-04) Caldas A (PA23B-2221) Caprarelli G (P51C-2155) Casey K S (IN33C-04) Ceylan S (DI41A-2621) Caldeira K (U11A-01) Capron E (PP21A-2262) Casey K (C13B-0813) Cha J (A51F-0124) Caldeira M C (GC53D-1334) Capuano T a (OS23E-01) Cash B (IN31F-06) Cha K (H11A-1276) Calderer A (A23B-0221) Caputi D (A11M-0190) Cashman K V (PA51A-2253, V13G-02) Cha W (NH31A-1885) Calderhead A I (G23A-1032) Carabajal C C (C11A-0752) Casillas-Perez G A (SH21E-2564) Chabay I (GC21I-02) Caldwell P (GC31J-08) Caraballo Álvarez I O (H33L-07) Casler D M (EP53C-0991) Chaboureau J (A21E-0121) Califf S (SM41A-2412) Caracas R (MR12A-01, MR31A-2656) Caspi A (SH13A-2288) Chacon-Barrantes S E (NH43A-1799) Calkins M A (GP23B-1332) Carbary J F (SM51E-2540, SM51F-2560) Cassak P (SM21A-2407) Chaddock D (SM51A-2460) Callaghan K L (PP51B-2306) Carbone E (H12B-08) Cassano E (C21C-0696) Chadwell C D (T31C-2907) Callaghan P (A31A-0011) Carbonell R (NS33B-1974) Cassano J J (A51I-0174) Chadwick A J (GC23D-1270) Callahan R P (EP43C-0966) Carchedi C J (T33A-3007) Cassel M (EP34A-07) Chadwick C (GC13F-1249) Callebert W (GP31B-1297) Cardarelli E (H32D-03) Cassiani G (EP23A-0940, H13K-1558) Chaffin J M (SH13A-2283) Callegary J B (EP22B-01) Cardellini C (V31E-03) Cassidy M M (T41C-2936) Chaffin M (P12A-02) Calogero M A (V53D-3153) Cárdenas-Soto M (NS33B-1958) Cassidy T A (SM34A-05) Chague-Goff C (NH43A-1800) Calvin K V (GC24D-01, GC31B-1123) Cardiff M A (H13O-02) Cassotto R (C51A-0650) Chai C (ED43C-0875, S43B-2847) Calvin W M (GC52A-02) Cardille J A (IN51B-1845) Castagno K A (EP22A-04) Chai J (A33A-0191) Camacho De Coca F (B33J-02) Cardin P (GP12A-13, GP23B-1335) Castañeda I S (PP43A-2305) Chai L (B11E-0506) Camacho Suarez V V (B13E-0676) Cardon Z G (B54D-03) Castaneda Neto R M (GC41C-1111) Chai L (DI23A-2598, P13A-1886) Camargo S J (A13L-04, A44F-07) Cardona C A (H53B-1702) Castanheira J (A23I-0345) Chai T (A31E-0093, A54B-04) Cambiotti G (T53A-08) Caress D W (OS41C-1991) Castelan-Ortega O A (GC43A-1143) Chaivaranont W (GC51E-1207) Cameron C (T51G-3008) Carey A M (H13K-1561) Castellanos P (A33F-0313) Chakrabarti R (P31E-07, V13B-2847) Cameron D A (GC41C-1115) Carey J W (MR44A-01) Castelletti A (H23J-1711) Chakrabarti S (H31G-1489) Cameron L (GC11D-1163) Carling P A (EP23A-0936) Castello L (H21I-05) Chakraborty A (B13G-0730) Cameron M E (P51B-2139) Carlson A E (PP51B-2308) Castelnau O (MR23A-2668) Chakraborty I (C13B-0823) Cameron T G (SH11C-2255) Carlson B (EP23A-0928) Castiello G (T43B-3041) Chakraborty S (T33C-3034) Campagne A (NG21B-04) Carlson B (AE13A-0410) Castillo C M (OS21A-1946) Chakraborty S (V21B-03) Campagnolo M (A13D-0288) Carlson D (IN43B-1694) Castillo J (T31F-2978) Chakraborty S (MR42A-05, V13F-05, Campanya J L (GP51A-1376) Carlson E (OS23B-2044) Castillo-Trujillo A C (OS13B-1821) V23B-2974) Campbell A J (C21B-0683) Carlson H C (SA53B-2453, SM44A-10) Castineira D (T54B-02) Chakraborty S (PP31D-2323) Campbell A (MR33B-2689) Carlson P E (PP44B-01) Castleberry P (V13E-2900) Chakravorty A (H51H-1597) Campbell A (B13D-0629) Carlson R L (T13B-2716) Castro G V (PP13B-2087) Chaliyakunnel S (A34B-07) Campbell G (IN53D-07) Carlson T B (PP31D-2317) Castro J (B41G-0526) Challenor T (B31C-0481) Campbell J (B51E-0456) Carlton A (SM51A-2463) Castro S (GC33D-1266) Chalot-Prat F E (OS31D-2068) Campbell J F (A31G-0116) Carlton C (ED31C-01) Castro Heredia L M (H51F-1545) Chamberlain C (T44B-02) Campbell J L (GC53D-1327) Carlyle-Moses D E (H31E-1422) Casu F (G23A-1038, G33C-04, S43F-3207) Chamberlain E L (EP53A-0918, Campbell K (B33G-0691) Carmichael G R (A11B-0018) Catalan P A (NH41A-1751) GC23D-1265) Campbell M (PP33B-2370) Carmichael J (S31A-2713) Catalano A J (A12D-07) Chamberlain P (C31B-0748)
240 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Chamberlain S (B53M-05) Chasapis A (SM21A-2438) Chen J (G41B-1034) Chen Y (NH43C-1876) Chamberlin C (EP32B-06) Chase M (PA43A-2171) Chen J (H43E-1487) Chen Y (H43D-1452) Chambers D P (G24A-06) Chase N D (P11B-1850) Chen J (T11A-2585) Chen Y (GC13C-1210) Chambers J E (H31D-1411) Chase Z (PP53A-2366, V23C-3001) Chen J (A21D-0073) Chen Y (S13B-2552) Chambers L H (PA53A-2275) Chastain S G (B11G-08) Chen J (A33I-0371, G43A-1048) Chen Y J (S31D-07) Chamecki M (EP51C-02) Chaston C C (SM11A-2138) Chen J (B51E-0457) Chen Y (B12D-01) Chamorro L P (A23B-0200) Chatfield R B (A51D-0097) Chen J (PP51C-2315) Chen Y (S41A-2740) Champagne C (GC54A-02) Chatterjee A (A32D-04) Chen J (H51A-1420) Chen Y (H51B-1457, S44A-04) Champangern K (EP21B-0883) Chatterjee K (SA31B-2394) Chen J (H33A-1491) Chen Y (SM42A-03) Chan A A (SM21B-05) Chattopadhyay M (A23C-0233) Chen J (A43G-0312) Chen Y (T23A-2896) Chan A W (A44D-07) Chatzaras V (T33C-3043) Chen J (IN31A-1751) Chen Y (B11F-0534) Chan C (T13D-07) Chatzistergos T (SH31B-2547) Chen K (S41A-2757) Chen Y (EP13A-1016) Chan D (GC51D-1193) Chau J L (SA12A-02) Chen K H (S33A-2807) Chen Y (A21D-0075) Chan H V (C13A-0809) Chaubey I (H13B-1366) Chen K (G31A-1038, S54C-07) Chen Y (SM23A-2471) Chan M A (EP21A-0848) Chaubey J P (A51J-0208) Chen K (H13H-1508) Chen Y (C41D-0692) Chan S (B41B-0401) Chaubey J (H41F-1377) Chen K (S13A-2521) Chen Y (SM14B-06) Chan S (H24C-06) Chauchat J (EP21C-0895) Chen L (B43C-0610) Chen Z (B33C-0610) Chan T (ED41A-0784) Chaudhary A (IN13B-1660) Chen L (EP33D-1033) Chen Z (A43D-0247) Chan Y (T23A-2893) Chaudhury J (DI51A-2655) Chen L (H21G-1500) Chen Z (GC33C-1251) Chanard K (G41C-06, MR33C-06, S34B-07) Chaufray J (P13A-1912) Chen L (SM13D-03) Chen Z (B53B-0535) Chance K (A53H-03) Chaumillon E (NH31A-1879) Chen L (GC21B-1081) Chen Z (B11E-0503) Chand M B (C11C-0795) Chaussard E (G41C-02, V53C-3108) Chen L (H41B-1288) Cheng A F (NH12A-02, P53B-2202) Chandan D (PP33A-2342) Chavarria S B (GC13E-1239) Chen L (T41F-06) Cheng C (DI31B-2631) Chandanpurkar H A (A41E-0090) Chavas D R (A53L-03) Chen L (SM22B-07) Cheng C (B23D-0617) Chandler C L (IN31E-01, IN44A-01) Chaves C M (DI31A-2603) Chen M (SA34A-03, SM42A-02) Cheng C (S41A-2759) Chandler D G (B23D-0604) Chavez F (OS31A-1994) Chen M (S31C-2775) Cheng C Z (SM21A-2421) Chandler H (A51O-06) Chavez R E (NS33B-1956) Chen M (H13F-1458) Cheng D L (IN53C-1895) Chandorkar M (SH11C-2261) Che H (SM21A-2433) Chen M (B52B-04, PA31B-2205, S34B-03, Cheng F (NS31A-1933) Chandra C V (A11H-0105, H13R-05) Che H (A53D-0315) T33B-3023) Cheng F Y (H43I-1577, PA53B-16) Chandra S (NS21C-05) Chea R (GC31E-1150) Chen M (GC51A-1128) Cheng G (G33B-1090) Chandran B D (SH12A-05) Cheadle M J (OS31D-2052) Chen M (A43C-0229) Cheng H (A21N-01, GC14A-01) Chané E (SM51E-2528) Checketts H N (A21E-0105) Chen N (SH51E-2633) Cheng H (DI23A-2590) Chaney N (B51E-0455, EP41C-0919) Checlair J (P53B-2197) Chen N (A43D-0249) Cheng J (SH31B-2566)
Chang C (IN23D-1796) Chee T (IN23B-1766) Chen N M (V33B-3131) Cheng L (GC34B-03) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Chang C (V11C-2792) Chegwidden O (H11C-03, PA33D-01) Chen P (GC53E-1344) Cheng L (H21G-1514) Chang C (EP53C-0949) Chellman N (C12A-06) Chen P (NH51A-1924) Cheng M (G11B-1078) Chang C (EP53B-0935) Chelpon S (A41C-0063) Chen P (OS21A-1959) Cheng S (H53E-1758) Chang C (A11K-0155) Chelton D B (OS23E-04) Chen Q (A51F-0128) Cheng T (H23C-1550) Chang C (B31C-0479) Chemenda A I (MR43A-05) Chen Q (OS51C-2067) Cheng W (B41E-0480) Chang C (EP33A-0974) Chen A (ED41A-0793) Chen Q (A21D-0076) Cheng W (IN23D-1791) Chang D (SA43A-2389) Chen A B (AE31A-01) Chen R H (GC31H-1201) Cheng X (B53F-0569) Chang E (A51I-0190) Chen B (B53E-0554) Chen R S (IN51C-1864, PA51C-05) Cheng X (A21D-0092) Chang H (GC33D-1270) Chen B (EP53F-1048) Chen R (OS31B-2015) Cheng X (SH13C-2310) Chang H (OS21A-1961) Chen B (MR23B-05) Chen R (SH43E-03) Cheng X (NH51C-1969) Chang I (EP41C-0916) Chen C (A13C-0283) Chen R (GP51A-1364) Cheng X (G51B-1101) Chang J (NG23A-1825) Chen C (A23H-0338, A43D-0264, T41E-3006) Chen S (PP21B-2282) Cheng X (OS13A-1782) Chang J (T23C-2939) Chen C (A42D-06) Chen S (OS41C-1965) Cheng Y (H13G-1484) Chang K (S41A-2763) Chen C (GC53A-1267) Chen S (GC11A-1115) Cheng Y (H23H-1683) Chang K (A43A-0197) Chen C (GC53A-1261) Chen S (T31A-2883) Cheng Y (A21C-0062) Chang K (A23B-0217) Chen C (NH43C-1883) Chen S (B53J-04) Cheng Y (H33C-1545) Chang L (G21A-0992) Chen C (NH51C-1962) Chen S S (A32E-06, A41G-0133) Cheng Y (S31B-2740) Chang L (GP43D-04) Chen C (V33D-3143) Chen S (H53C-1708) Cheng Y (GC14A-06) Chang L (A21C-0056, A53H-04) Chen C (H41A-1271) Chen S (NH43C-1875) Cheng Y (H51C-1485) Chang P (A33D-0256, OS22B-01) Chen C H (SH41A-2516) Chen S (EP11A-0979) Cheng Y (A23B-0199) Chang P (NS41B-1905) Chen C (A11D-0050) Chen T (A51O-02) Cheng Z (EP53F-1050) Chang S J (GC13F-1257) Chen C (H13H-1504) Chen T (P31A-2086) Cheng Z (OS51C-2072) Chang S (T51D-2951) Chen C (GP31C-1318) Chen T (S51A-2759) Chenin P (T41E-3000) Chang S (T23B-2934, T23B-2935) Chen C (H13F-1463) Chen T (T23A-2899) Cheon D (MR41A-2681) Chang W (S21A-2683) Chen D (A33D-0249) Chen W (A43D-0240, V23A-2958) Cheon S (OS13A-1792) Chang W H (H31A-1338) Chen F (GC12C-01, GC14A-03) Chen W (OS51C-2059) Cheraghi M (EP52A-03) Chang W (G31C-07) Chen F (B21G-0511) Chen W (T13D-06) Cherkauer K A (GC53E-1350) Chang Y (H13P-02) Chen F (A14B-07, DI23A-2600) Chen W (A11C-0026) Cherkinsky A (B41F-0518) Chang Y (A41D-0067) Chen F (PP23C-2338) Chen W (V13D-2885) Chern J (A52D-04) Chang Y (MR21B-2646) Chen G (A11E-0068) Chen X (A32A-05, C11C-0780) Cherniak D J (MR42A-02) Chang Y (B13F-0690) Chen G (IN23C-1789) Chen x (S11A-2424) Cherniak I (G43C-06) ChangJiang L (NH23A-1843) Chen G (SM33A-2499) Chen X (H43D-1462) Cherniakov S (SA33A-2412) Chann S (ED41A-0783) Chen G (A51I-0176) Chen X (GC11B-1131) Chernov A (NS33B-1965) Channell J E (DI11B-07, GP14C-08, Chen H (S31B-2760) Chen X (H44A-05) Cherry M l (AE33A-0434) GP51D-01) Chen H Y (B43H-08) Chen X (A21D-0077) Cherumadanakadan Thelliyil S (A13F-0336) Chanrion O (AE31A-02) Chen H (T11A-2581) Chen X (T13C-2723) Cheruy F (H33K-1707) Chantel J (MR14A-04, MR23B-08) Chen H (B31E-0528) Chen X (S13A-2515, S43C-2867, S44C-07) Cherviakov M (A31F-0113) Chanteur G M (SM21A-2448) Chen H (H12D-03) Chen X (A33H-0367, PP41C-2273, V31A- Chescheir G M (H13B-1360) Chantjaroen C (A31G-0125) Chen H (S41A-2728) 3073) Chester F M (S21B-2694) Chao B F (G51C-08) Chen H D (C33B-0823) Chen X (H51N-07) Chestler S (S33A-2818) Chao K (S41C-08) Chen H (A51G-0148) Chen X (H53G-1790) Chettri S R (IN23D-1795) Chao W (S43A-2811, T24A-05) Chen H (A23G-0303, A52E-08) Chen X (PP11B-2015) Cheunchitra T (P32A-07) Chapa C (OS51A-2028) Chen H (H41J-04) Chen X (GP43B-1248) Cheung H N (GC21I-05) Chapin T (B44D-01) Chen H (A32F-08) Chen X (A33D-0241) Cheung H (A21N-06) Chapman D S (T13A-2683) Chen I (H31F-1459) Chen X (H31G-1486) Chevalier A (NS13A-02) Chapman G A (SH31B-2559) Chen I (S13A-2528) Chen Y (H33M-03) Chevalier M (T41B-2906) Chapman J (T41F-03) Chen J (H31D-1404) Chen Y (S41A-2733) Chevrot S (S33F-05) Chapman R (P21B-2085) Chen J (SH22B-07) Chen Y (SA31A-2384) Chevuturi A (A13F-0342) Chapman T (V13C-2859, V53D-3160) Chen J (A52E-03) Chen Y (S53A-2845) Chew C C (C33B-0774) Chapman W A (T33C-3055) Chen J (H43B-1407) Chen Y (H51I-1634) Chhabra S (SH33A-05) Chaput J (S12B-01) Chen J (OS31E-07) Chen Y (B53G-0586) Chhiber R (SH41A-2519) Chardi K (H31C-1369) Chen J (C41A-0645) Chen Y (S43A-2795) Chi H (S23A-2756) Charsley-Groffman L (GC21F-1159) Chen J (V31A-3056) Chen Y (A31F-0101) Chi N (A31H-0143) Chartrand S M (EP53C-0986) Chen J (GC11A-1112) Chen Y (T51D-2961) Chi P J (GP31C-1325, SM23A-2475)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 241 Chi Y (SH13B-2303) Chou L (B24B-08) Cirpka O A (H44C-08) PP54A-07) Chia Y (NH23D-02) Chou Y (EP53F-1054) Ciscato E R (B43D-07) Cobb W H (ED43A-0854, ED43B-0868) Chia-Hao C (H31C-1364) Chou Y (T21D-2857) Cisneros J (EP53C-0990) Cobden L J (DI31A-2610, T51H-01) Chiang A (S51A-2756) Chouaib W (H51F-1554) Cisneros M (V13D-2889) Coble A A (B43G-03) Chiang C (GP51A-1363) Choudhary D (SH42B-03) Civilini F (S43A-2815) Coble M A (V23A-2964) Chiang F (H21G-1501) Choukroun M (P43A-2080) Clack C (GC53G-01) Cobos D R (H33E-1591) Chiang J C (PP31F-01) Chounet A (S12A-02) Clackett S (B33D-0628) Coburn S (A21G-0169) Chiang S (H33A-1495) Choung S (H13A-1332) Claes N (H13K-1560) Coca D (PP33C-06) Chiar J (ED51B-0799) Chow A T (B13C-0592) Claessens S J (GP43A-1215) Cochran E S (S32A-05) Chiarabba C (S54C-04) Chow R (H34B-06) Clague D A (GP31D-06, OS43D-01) Cochran S (IN31A-1757) Chiaradia M (G23A-1039) Chowdhury A I (H31L-07, H33A-1509) Claire M (V12B-08) Cochrane K (GC33E-04) Chichester B (T51C-2945) Chowdhury P (T31B-2893) Clancy R T (P24C-02) Cochrane S (A41D-0076) Chidester B (DI42A-05) Choy G L (S31B-2749) Clancy S (H33N-06) Cochrane T A (GC23G-1307) Chien C (S41A-2755) Christe S (SH13A-2281) Clapp C (A41C-0045) Cockburn J (PP11C-2031) Chien H (H33B-1539) Christen A (A51K-0245) Clarens A F (H12C-01) Cocke S (PA23B-2231) Chien Y (MR11A-2363) Christensen A (B33B-0597) Clark A (EP53E-1029) Coddington O (SA54A-02) Chierici F (NH32B-06) Christensen A B (SA23A-2379) Clark C (ED23E-03) Codo de Oliveira M (H13J-1551) Chih L M (EP51A-0868) Christensen B A (ED23C-0836, PP41E-01) Clark D C (SM51A-2459) Cody R P (GC21A-1058) Chikamoto M O (OS51A-2029) Christensen C (IN13D-04) Clark E P (H43H-1562) Coe M T (GC23I-08) Child S F (C13C-0848) Christensen J H (GC23H-01) Clark E (H51K-06) Coe R S (GP12A-04, GP31B-1294) Childers V A (G11B-1079) Christensen K T (EP24A-01) Clark E V (H43G-1523) Coffel E (GC53B-1288) Childs-Gleason L M (PA31C-2214) Christensen M (A11I-0131) Clark G B (P23D-07) Coffey E (A21G-0165) Chilton K (PP53A-2373) Christensen R V (ED51H-0851) Clark J (H31E-1431) Coffey G L (T42A-08) Chilukoti N (A23G-0311) Christensen U R (GP12A-06) Clark J (ED42A-02) Coffey T (EP53A-0921) Chim M (A33H-0337) Christeson G L (T13B-2702) Clark K (B22A-05, NH43A-1801, Coffin D A (P23C-2178) Chin E J (V31D-08) Christian E R (SH51E-2618) OS12B-04) Coffin M F (V43F-07) Chin N (H32C-06) Christian J (C51G-06) Clark M (B23E-0644) Cofield S (C31B-0750) Chin S (T23A-2885) Christian K E (A41I-06) Clark M K (EP32C-08) Cofrancesco J (PP11A-1997) Chin T M (G13A-1091) Christian-Smith J (H13J-1544) Clark M P (C22B-07, C22B-08, H34E-01) Cohen C (SH51E-2621) Ching K (T23A-2888) Christiansen E H (V43G-08) Clark M L (GC53C-1297) Cohen D (B51G-0487, C21B-0672, Chini L P (GC21B-1093) Christianson D S (IN43D-06) Clark M (V14A-04) NH34B-04) Chinita M J (A23B-0208) Christie F (C13C-0834) Clark R W (OS43A-1996) Cohen I J (SM32B-02) Chinn P W (ED51E-0825) Christie-Blick N (T21A-2799) Clark R A (NH23A-1848) Cohen J B (A52B-03)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Chiodi A M (A34E-08) Christoffersen B O (B11B-0443) Clark R N (P42A-07) Cohen J L (GC21I-07) Chiodini G (S43F-3201) Christoffersen M S (IN13C-1677) Clark S (A53F-0362) Cohen L (C23B-0741) Chiodo G (A23I-0342) Chrit M (A33A-0195) Clark S C (B13F-0697) Cohen M J (H33J-1700) Chiorini S (S53A-2819) Chrysoulakis N (B42B-05, IN51B-1842) Clark-Balzan L (V11A-2758) Cohen M (AE33B-0441) Chipman M L (GC31H-1190) Chu A (S23C-2782) Clarke G L (T11A-2591) Cohen R C (A42D-01, DI42A-08) Chipperfield M (A42B-02) Chu C (IN11A-1614) Clarke J T (P12A-01) Cohn A (A51C-0049) Chirokova G (IN31A-1745) CHU H (H43D-1449) Clarke S W (SH21F-06) Cohn N (EP14A-03) Chisolm R E (H51A-1432) Chu H (B41B-0410) Clarke T (P33C-2142) Cola J (ED23B-0829) Chiswell H (B33D-0643) Chu J (A53C-0299) Clary W A (T41D-2961) Colarco P R (A11B-0017, V43C-3168) Chitale V S (GC23G-1311) Chu P C (G21A-0989) Claudepierre S G (SM44C-01) Cole J E (PP52A-08) Chiu B (B11F-0526) CHU Q (GC13F-1255) Clauer C R (SA43A-2379, SM22A-01) Cole M C (H13I-1532) Chiu W (GC23A-1227) Chu R K (B41E-0488) Claus B (OS41B-1954) Cole M (V31A-3059) Chiverrell R C (C52B-03, PP13B-2083) Chu S (S41B-2777) Clauter D A (S11C-2474) Cole T (IN33B-1817) Chiwara P (B13B-0568) Chu T (C33B-0827, IN53A-1879) Clavijo H W (H52A-04) Colella H (ED34A-08) Chizmeshya A V (GC41C-1116) Chu V W (C33B-0816) Clavin C (A31I-0165) Coleman D J (EP33C-0999) Chmielewski V (AE21A-02) Chu W (C52A-08) Clay J (H11B-1314) Coleman M L (V43B-3149) Cho C (A13B-0242) Chu X (SM33A-2506) Clayton R (A41H-0154, NH14A-04) Coles A (H52E-05) Cho C (S31A-2722) Chu X (SA42A-05) Clear J (B53A-0505) Coley W R (SM33C-2518) Cho H (B41E-0485) Chu Y (A33H-0340) Cleary D M (PP33B-2369) Colin C (S23A-2757) Cho H (S11D-2505) Chua X (A53F-0358) Cleary Z (V53C-3120) Coll J M (H43H-1571) Cho J (SM31A-2452) Chuang P Y (A42C-08) Cleckner L (B33D-0633, B33D-0641) Collado-Vega Y M (ED43B-0862, Cho K (A23C-0235) Chuang P (H13E-1421) Clegg S M (P41B-2068) SM33A-2503) Cho M (A11G-0092) Chuang R Y (T14A-02) Clemens S C (PP31C-2293) Colleps C L (T31A-2888) Cho N (A51A-0006) Chuenpee T - (MR13A-2382) Clement A C (PP11D-02) Collett J L (B13F-0689) Cho S (B11B-0458) Chui J (H51D-1499) Clement L (OS43A-2001) Collettini C (T11E-01, T11F-04) Cho Y (GC13B-1204) Chun K P (A21M-04) Clemente-Harding L (A41G-0131) Colli L (DI23C-07, DI51B-2665) Cho Y (V34A-01) Chun Sang H (H13A-1318) Clementi V (PP11B-2017) Colliander A (B33J-04, H24C-07) Choens R C (MR51B-2705) Chung A I (S23A-2754) Clements T (NH11A-1718) Collier A M (A21G-0154, PA43A-2182) Choi A (A51D-0077) Chung G (C51C-0678) Clemmons J H (SM51C-2507) Collier S (C51G-02) Choi B (G31A-1048) Chung J (ED41A-0804) Clerc F (S43C-2865, S43C-2879) Collins A (B33E-0658) Choi E (SM13A-2179) Chung L (T14A-03) Cleveland M (S51A-2757) Collins B D (EP32A-01) Choi E (T23C-2952, T32A-07) Chung L B (A31I-0160) Clifford H (PP31B-2273) Collins C (H51E-1527) Choi H (S33D-2860) Chung M (H21E-1458) Clifford K R (PA43B-2213) Collins D C (A13I-0398) Choi H (V51A-3032) Chung S (H13D-1410) Clift P D (T41D-2968) Collins D N (C11C-0784) Choi H (A23K-0379) Chunliang X (SA13A-2112) Cline C J (MR51A-2680) Collins D (GC31C-1133) Choi J (SM33D-02) Churchill A C (B33E-0664) Clinton N (IN51B-1843) Collins D B (A23K-0389) Choi M (H33K-1710) Chutcharavan P M (PP53A-2360) Cliver E W (PA24A-01) Collins J (PP14A-06) Choi M (A41A-0018) Chuter S (C11A-0738) Cloer S (A33E-0278) Collins J H (EP53D-1011) Choi P (G31B-1064) Ciardelli C (DI31A-2607) Clog M D (V43B-3156) Collins J D (A21E-0112) Choi S (T11C-2629) Ciarletta D J (EP11A-0966) Closek C J (OS24A-07) Collins M J (H33D-1560) Choi S (A51D-0093) Ciarletti V (P43A-2086) Clough B (GC41F-08) Collins R L (SA51A-2407) Choi W (A13E-0326) Ciążela J (T33A-3003) Clouser B (PP31D-2325) Collins S L (GC32C-06) Choi Y (A33B-0215) Cid Carrera A (NH31A-1873) Clow D W (C12A-03) Collins W D (A11I-0128, A41H-0160) Choi Y (A51J-0204) Cienciala P (EP51B-0893) Cloyd E T (ED43F-07) Collinson G (P13A-1887, SM53B-01) Choi Y (P11C-1871) Cienfuegos R (NH52A-07) Clubb F J (EP53C-0978) Collis S M (A11H-0106) Choi Y (C21B-0674) Ciervo C (H51C-1494) Clune T (IN11B-1616) Collow A (A12D-03) Choi Y (PA33A-2227) Ciesielski P E (A23O-03) Clyne J (IN21C-1752) Collow T W (A53B-0277) Choi Y (GC33A-1219) Cifelli R (H11G-02) Clyne M (V43C-3164) Colombier M (V14A-02) Chon E (T31D-2927) Cifuentes M (B11G-02) Coakley K J (A31I-0167) Colombo R (C13B-0825) Chong G (SM53B-02) Cifuentes-Lorenzen A (NH31A-1908) Coale K H (A23E-0276) Colon D (V43G-06) Chong H (A41A-0020) Cihan A (H51B-1446) Coates J (A11L-0162) Colon G (ED41A-0791) Chopping R G (GP34A-01, GP41A-03) Cintrón Del Valle S M (EP21B-0878) Coats S (A51Q-08) Colonese J (H51F-1550) Chossiere G (PA21B-2209) Ciocca F (H13K-1563) Cobb A (GC21B-1098) Colorado G (A13A-0218) Chotalia K (DI41A-2600) Ciraci E (C13D-0861) Cobb B L (PA33A-2231) Colose C (PP31D-2304) Chou H (EP21C-0891) Cirone A (C41B-0653) Cobb K M (ED43F-08, PP23D-07, Colosi J A (OS31E-03)
242 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Colosimo S F (A11J-0144) Cornillon P C (IN23B-1767, OS43A-2006) Creed I F (H31K-01, H43I-1578) Cully C M (SM33D-08) Colpitts C A (SM13B-2209) Cornwell G (A54C-07) Creighton A (NS21A-1884) Cummings A C (SH31D-05) Colwell F S (B22D-01) Corona R (H33R-08) Crempien J G (S33G-02) Cummings M L (V11C-2815) Colwell J E (P33E-02) Corr C (A51G-0147) Creon L (V31A-3058) Cummins K L (AE23A-0413) Colwell R R (PA14A-03, U21A-06) Correira J (SA12A-07) Crepps G (PA51C-07) Cummins P R (NH14A-07, NS41A-1902) Comas X (EP41F-02) Corrigan A (H43G-1531) Cresswell D (T41E-3001) Cunningham D (T11A-2583) Comas-Bru L (PP54A-03) Corsetti F A (B24B-06) Cresswell J N (PP51B-2301) Cunningham E (S32C-03) Comer-Warner S (H42C-06, H43D-1451) Cortes A (GC43B-1165) Cretaux J (H21L-02) Cunningham G (SM44C-06) Comerford C (U21A-04) Cortés G (C23B-0740) Creveling J R (PP44A-02) Cunningham K J (H13I-1515) Cominola A (H44F-05) Cortés-Arroyo O J (GP51B-1385) Crews J B (H23F-1645) Cunningham M (EP53C-0970) Cominsky L (ED43B-0864) Cortez D (EP23A-0955) Creyts T T (C33A-0768) Cuo L (GC13J-04) Comiso J C (GC53H-06) Corwin D L (NS24A-01) Crill P M (C21C-0698) Cuozzo N (V51A-3046) Commane R (B53G-0599) Cosans C (EP43C-0988) Crimmins A R (U21A-02) Curasi S R (GC43B-1162) Compo G (NG33D-03) Cosca M A (V11C-2811) Crimmins T M (B43B-0597) Curchitser E N (A22C-03, OS13E-07, Comte D (G11B-1065, S13A-2529, T31D- Cosgrove B (H42B-05) Crippen R E (IN43B-1692) OS51A-2023) 2930, T31D-2934) Cosgrove R B (GP31C-1330) Crismani M M (P13D-03) Cureton G P (IN33B-1810) Conaway C H (H31A-1342) Cosh M H (EP43E-03) Crisp D (A31N-02) Curio J (A23J-0364) Conde M (SM23A-2479) Cosoli S (OS11C-01) Cristaudo D (OS23B-2046) Curran M (PP41C-2257) Condie K (T53C-01) Coss S P (H21F-1474) Crites S (P51D-07) Curran M L (EP21D-0909) Condon L E (H14D-08, U42A-04) Cossel K (A21G-0168) Crivelli P (C23B-0749) Curry C (GC13E-1244) Conery I (OS23A-2014) Cossuth J (A52E-06) Crockett J (H14B-07) Curry S (P11D-03) Confal J M (T54A-07) Costa A (H23B-1542) Croes B E (A54G-05, GC24C-01) Curtis G P (H33A-1511) Cong F (PP41B-2252) Costa D (H13D-1393) Croissant T (EP32C-07) Curtis Z K (H31C-1393) Cong N (GC21H-1186) Costa E (SA13A-2113) Crompton H (ED51F-0830) Cusack D F (B41F-0504) Cong x (B21G-0494) Costa M H (GC13D-1218) Crone T J (OS41C-1970) Cushley A C (SA41A-2356) Cong Z (H51J-05) Costa Rodriguez F (V23B-2977) Cronin M F (OS51A-2017) Cushman K (B53I-0630) Congreves K A (B23E-0629) Costanza J K (GC11D-1177) Cronin T M (PP11E-05) Cutler B B (P31A-2079) Conley S A (A14E-01) Costello E (P53A-2173) Cronin T (A51Q-04) Cutter P G (GC23G-1308) Conlin M (EP11A-0973) Coster A J (SA23C-05) Cronin V S (PA12B-02) Cutting H (ED31D-07, NH32A-07, Connerney J E (U22A-06) Costigan K H (H23I-1696) Cronkite-Ratcliff C (EP41C-0924) PA54A-07) Connolly C T (B43G-06) Cótchico M A (V11C-2788) Crooks S (GC43A-1142) Cutts J (V13D-2890) Connor H K (SM33B-2509, SM51C-2493) Cotrufo M (B22B-06) Crosbie E (A43B-0209) Cuzzone J K (PP12C-08) Connors M G (GP24E-01) Cottaar S (DI52A-01) Crosbie K (V33E-3169) Cyrus J (C53B-0718)
Conrad C P (DI43B-07, DI51B-2668) Cotterill C (C53C-0751) Crosby B T (EP21D-0914) Czajkowski K P (ED43B-0869) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Conrad J W (P44A-05) Cotton F (S21E-07) Crosby C J (EP24C-01, IN53C-1904) Czapla-Myers J (B31B-0461) Conrad J E (OS21A-1939) Cotton J M (GC13I-06) Crosby C M (ED31B-0867) Czarnecki S (ED31B-0880) Conroy J L (PP42B-07) Cotton W R (A33K-01) Crosby S C (OS22A-01) Czuba J A (EP54B-01, H42G-05) Considine D B (A32E-04) Cottrell E (T14C-08) Cross A J (T14B-02) Console R (NH54B-02, S43F-3203, Cottrell R D (DI13A-2344) Cross J N (OS31A-1996) S51D-08) Couchman M J (GP51B-1378) Cross M (B31E-0512) D Constable C (DI13A-2352, IN23F-01) Coughlin J p (ED11B-0898) Crossley D J (G33B-1097) D R V (H43E-1498) Constable S (NS13A-01) Couhert A (G52A-04) Crossley R (V31B-3099) D’Acunha B (B11C-0467) Constantine J A (B21I-0542) Coulibaly A (A23E-0265) Croteau M J (G13A-1088) D’Adderio L P (H23F-1636) Constantinou N (A33D-0245) Coulthard B L (B33F-0686) Croteau P (A11Q-08) D’Addezio G (ED51C-0803) Constantz J E (H43D-1460) Couperthwaite F (V53B-3084) Crow M C (IN23B-1776) D’Agostino R (A53F-0373, NH31A-1889) Contreras M (H21A-1375) Courrier H (SH31B-2576) Crow S E (B41D-0461) D’Alessandro J (A42F-04) Conway B D (H43K-1639) Courtney A R (PA31D-2223) Crowe R (PP11B-2005) D’Alpaos A (EP22A-05, EP23C-05) Conway D (GC33E-08) Courville S W (P21A-2073) Crowe Curran J (EP52B-06) D’Ambro E (A31L-03) Conway J P (A11E-0073) Courville Z (C31A-0738) Crowell B (S32A-03) D’Amicis R (SH42A-02) Coogan L A (PP23C-2341) Cousens B (V11C-2797) Crowell S (A32D-07) D’Amico S (S33B-2829, S33B-2834) Cook A A (B41E-0476) Coustenis A (P33F-04) Crowley G (SA41C-03) D’Amore D V (H41B-1312) Cook A (OS51B-2045) Covalt M (H51C-1493) Crowley M (SH11C-2235) D’Andrilli J (EP22B-05) Cook B (H14E-01, PP51E-01) Covington M D (EP33D-1026) Crown D A (P13B-1934) D’Angelo G (P21A-2070) Cook E (H33A-1510) Cowan T (A11T-02) Cruden A R (T43F-04) D’angelo G (SA23B-2402) Cook H M (ED21A-0757, ED21A-0758) Coward E (B41D-0457) Crump S E (PP42B-01) D’Arcy M K (EP53C-0971) Cook J (ED12A-04, ED13A-0923) Cowdery E (B12C-02) Crusius J (A24B-04) D’Odorico P (H42H-01, U13A-03) Cook L M (H23J-1712, PA31E-04) Cowen E (EP53F-1046) Crutchfield J (GC53A-1260) D’Sa E J (B13A-0551, OS43B-2043) Cook M J (T31C-2906) Cowgill E (T51A-2883) Cruz M F (V33A-3117) Da Ronco P (C33B-0788) Cook S (OS23B-2033) Cowley K (H43D-1456) Cruz-Uribe A M (V51B-06) da Silva C L (SM31A-2469) Cook S (IN21B-1731) Cowton L R (H31D-1412) Cruze R W (V53D-3159) Daanen R P (NS21A-1886) Cooley J (C53A-0703) Cox A D (B51K-07) Csank A Z (GC13E-1233) Dabolt T O (IN22A-04) Cooley S (C42A-01) Cox C J (C31A-0730, GC23A-1225) Csatho B M (C14A-01) Dach R (G41A-0996) Coons R (A11E-0062) Cox D A (A44C-04) Csavina J L (B13E-0669) Dadashazar H (A43B-0212) Cooper G F (V33B-3128) Cox D T (NH52A-05) Cucchi K (H53G-1789) Dado J (A13F-0351) Cooper H (B13E-0675) Cox E L (PA33B-2241) Cucurull L (G43C-02) Daeron M (V43B-3152, V43B-3161) Cooper J F (SH52A-03) Cozzani G (SM21A-2411) Cueto-Felgueroso L (H44C-04) Dafflon B (NS23B-08) Cooper M (A31E-0082, C41E-0720) Crabtree C E (SM34B-03) Cuff K (ED51C-0814) Dafov L N (EP13A-1022) Cooper R F (MR32A-07) Cracraft J (B33G-0694) Cugerone K (H23F-1599) Dahal N R (S13A-2539) Cooper S D (B51F-0468) Craddock R A (P23E-05) Cui G (H21C-1410) Daher H (IN11B-1629, PP33C-01) Cooper S (C31A-0731) Craig M (B41E-0475) Cui H (DI13A-2357) Dahl E (P33C-2174) Cooperdock E H (V13D-2881) Craig T J (T13A-2689) Cui H (DI51A-2652) Dahlburg R B (SH42A-06) Cooperdock S (B13D-0643) Cramer E S (AE33B-0440) Cui J J (B31G-0543) Dahlgren R P (NH11B-1726) Cooperman A D (H34F-04) Cramer W D (SM51B-2480) CUI W (H11B-1297) Dahlin J (SH51G-03) Corbett J (A53I-03) Crameri F (DI13B-05) Cui X (B22A-08) Dahlin K (B32C-05, B51I-02) Corbett L B (C53C-0739) Crampton R S (A21G-0150) Cui X (H31C-1367) Dahlke H E (H14D-05, H52C-06) Corbi F (T13A-2673) Cramwinckel M (PP41F-05) Cui Y (GC21H-1187) Dahlquist G R (B21E-0469) Corcoran M C (PP31D-2310) Crane S O (P53C-2226) Cui Y (PP43C-2337) Dahlquist M P (T31A-2889) Cordero E (ED33D-0913) Crary F J (SM43D-07) Cui Y (A42D-02) Dahlqvist P (NS41B-1903) Cordero Tercero M (P33E-07) Craven J A (GP51A-1374) Cui Z (T11B-2625) Dahm H H (T11D-2647) Cordier C (DI13B-08) Craven J (GP51A-1365) Cuilin P (H41B-1290) Dai A (A13A-0208) Cordier P (MR12A-07, MR51A-2676) Cravens T (P12A-07, SA24A-01) Culha C (V33E-3164) Dai E (NH13B-07) Corley L M (P53A-2164) Crawford A D (A53B-0275) Cullather R I (C41E-0713) Dai H (C43A-0732) Corman J R (H33J-1704) Crawford O (G51B-1105) Cullen H M (ED31C-04) Dai H (H11A-1281) Cormier M (PP24B-02) Creager K C (S42A-08) Cullen N J (C41C-0679) Dai J (V33C-3134) Cormier M (T42D-04) Creamean J (A11J-0140) Cullen R (C14A-06) Dai L (SM23B-2489, SM33B-2508) Cormier V F (S34A-01) Creamer C (B41F-0514) Cullens C Y (SA21A-2356) Dai M (OS54B-01) Cornelius S (T41C-2939, T41C-2940) Creasey R (A43I-0376) Culling D P (GC23D-1276) Dai Y (GC21H-1207) Cornet J (V33B-3122) Creasy N (DI41C-2642) Cullis P (A11M-0185) Daiku K (S33A-2806)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 243 Dairaku K (A51I-0203) Dass P (B51E-0460, PA13C-1988) De la Beaujardiere J (IN13E-03) Del Genio A D (GC12B-05) Dal Lago A (SH11C-2279, SM31A-2438, Datta A (S22A-01) De la Camara A (A23I-0348) Del Giudice D (H34E-02) SM31A-2444, SM43B-2503) Datta S (B11A-0426) De La Fuente J A (H43G-1540) Del Negro C (V12A-08) Dal Zilio L (DI31B-2637, T11G-06, T22B-02) Daughton W S (SM14B-03) De la Peña S (C41E-0727) Del Río I A (EP11B-1011) Dalbe M (H44A-04) Dauhut T (A53A-0262) De La Torre Juarez M (GC41A-1071) Del Rio Amador L (NG31A-1831) Daldorff L (SH51B-2590) Dauphin S M (S31A-2700) De Laat J (A42B-04) Del Vecchio J (EP33B-0983) Dale V H (H13B-1349) Dausse A (H53G-1783) De Michelis P (SM23A-2470) dela Torre D (GC51B-1145) Dales P (S13B-2566) Daut G (PP41D-05) De Montserrat Navarro A (DI52A-02, Delamere P A (SM44B-04) Dalguer L A (S21B-2729) Davaille A (P41B-2074) T33E-07) DeLand M T (A13D-0301) Dalin C (GC41G-06) Dave P (A31C-0051) De Moor M J (V33C-3142) Delaney C (H53I-07) Dallas V (NG11A-07) Dave R (T13C-2725) De Nardin C M (SH21F-05) DeLaughter J E (T43B-3032) DAlpoim Guedes J A (GC13J-01) Davenport K K (T53D-04) De Nolfo G A (SH51E-2616) Delbridge B G (G21C-03) Dalton C A (S21C-04) Davey A R (SH34A-04) De Oliveira D Y (H52A-08) Delchini S (V23D-3008) Dalton M (PA11E-07) David B J (U33A-02) De Oliveira G (GC51E-1249) Delcourt D (SM43A-2470) Daly C (B11J-02) David C H (H21F-1477) De Oliveira Bomfim B (B53M-08) Delcroix T C (OS52B-03) Daly E (H33G-1623) David G C (EP51B-0902) De Pascale G P (T41B-2911) Deleflie F (G11B-1074) Daly J (GC21D-1124) David M (SM43A-2475) De Pascuale S (SM44C-04) Delene D J (A52C-03) Daly K (V31A-3077) David N (A14E-09) De Pater I (P31D-08) Delgado F (V52A-03) Dalyander S (OS22A-02) David O (H41B-1327) De Plaen R S (NH53B-1995) Delgado Arias S (PA33B-2237) Dalziel I W (T33E-08) David S R (EP53A-0923) De Pontieu B (SH42B-07) Delgoshaie A (H34D-08) Damas M (ED23A-0801) Davids J C (H21E-1450) De Ridder S (S43A-2813) Delisser T A (NS31A-1932) Damby D E (PA21B-2208) Davidsen J (NG21A-1812, S52B-07) De Rooij R (H12A-05) DellaGiustina D N (NH12A-01) Damé L (SA51B-2426) Davidson E A (B13I-08) De Rosny J (S33C-2843) Dellinger M (B21K-06, V13B-2844) Damiani D (S44A-01) Davidson M A (PA43B-2186) De Sá S S (A43E-0285) Dellong D (T54A-01) Damiani T (G34B-04) Davidson S J (GC42A-02) De Sales F (A23G-0304) Delman A S (OS13E-04) Damiano P A (SM31A-2445) Davies A G (P51B-2142) De Silva S (DI43A-2659) DeLong K L (PP23D-03) Damiao L G (S33A-2824) Davies D (C53C-0733) De Soria-Santacruz Pich M (SM51E-2525) DeLong S (NH52B-04, T33D-03) Damiens F (A23B-0209) Davies D (IN32A-01) De Stercke S (H43B-1424) DeLonge M S (GC13D-1223) Daminelli R (S33D-2864) Davies E (MR11A-2376) De Vleeschouwer D (PP43A-2306) Delorey A A (T52C-05) Dammann D (C42B-03) Davies J E (IN33B-1808) De Vos A (IN51B-1846) Delorit J D (H53A-1667) Damoah R (GC41B-1085) Davies J (V21A-05) De Vries S (EP14A-05) Delorme B (EP43E-07) Damsgaard A (C21D-05) Davies L J (B23C-0598) De Wet G (PP41C-2261) DeLorme D (GC23F-1298) Damtew G (H51F-1559) Davies S J (MR51C-2728) De Yoreo J J (B21C-0451) Delory E (OS31A-1993)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Dan Y (NH41B-1798) Davies S M (PP11D-01, V11A-2754) De Zeeuw D (IN31C-1774) Delph J R (V44A-06) Danapour M (H43K-1628) Davies-Barnard T (PP52B-08) Deal E (EP32A-07) DeLuca E (SM51A-2457) Danch J M (ED21E-08) Davila G (H13F-1436) Deamer D (P32A-02) DeLuca N M (PP31D-2334) Dandapat S (G24A-07, OS31A-1981) Davini P (A33I-0373, A52D-06) Dean C (GP51C-1406) DeLucia M S (EP11B-0999) Dandouras I S (SM13C-01) Davis A B (A23D-0257) Deane J (H53F-1766) Delva P (G53A-03) Danesh Yazdi M (B32A-04) Davis C V (C31B-0747) Deanes L N (A51D-0100) Demajistre R (SH31A-2542) Dang C (C13B-0815) Davis C A (A54F-06) DeAngelis A M (GC11B-1148) Demangeat E (H23C-1554) Dang T (SA13A-2108, SA53A-2436) Davis E V (SA33A-2420) DeAngelo B J (GC34D-02) Demaria E M (GC11B-1135, GC44A-06) Daniel A (PA21B-2201) Davis E (IN23A-1759) Deans J R (OS23F-03) Demir I (H21E-1447, IN13B-1665, Daniel I (B33I-02) Davis J L (OS31B-2007) Debaere P (H52G-08) IN13C-1672) Daniels B (H11G-07) Davis J R (T21D-2873, T33E-03) Debbabi Y (H51B-1471) Demirci E (OS23A-2015) Daniels C (S53A-2800) Davis K J (B11J-07, B31I-04, B33C-0613) DeBeer C M (GC41H-03) Demirdjian L (H23F-1639) Daniels M D (IN33B-1812) Davis K F (GC42B-05) Debret M (H21H-07) Demirel M C (H33H-1664) Daniels W (GC21D-1125) Davis M B (ED51A-0780) Debreu L (A34A-07) Demirel S (NS33B-1964) Danielson L R (MR13A-2397) Davis P M (T31D-2938) Deca J (P43A-2098, SM41D-2460) Demirtas I (H43G-1552) Daniller-Varghese M S (EP53A-0920) Davis R (IN13A-1647) DeCarlo K F (H13K-1573) Demissie H K (GC23F-1291) Dann J (P13A-1888) Davis S M (NG41B-1730) DeCarlo P F (C11D-08) Demissie Y K (H23J-1713) Dannberg J (DI51C-04) Davis S M (EP23A-0939) DeCarlo T M (PP41C-2255) DeMott C A (A24E-05, OS13E-03) Dannemann F K (S11C-2475) Davis S J (GC22A-04) DeCesare M (PP11E-03) DeMott P J (A13M-01, NG33B-1868) Dannenberg M P (GC13E-1237) Davis T A (H31A-1340) DeCicco J M (GC21J-02) Dempewolf J (GC53A-1270) Dannowski A (B21G-0503, T33A-2995, Davis T W (B54D-06) Decina S (GC13B-1201) Dempsey D E (H13G-1493, S23D-04) T51A-2889) Davison J H (H52B-02) DeCiucies S (B41D-0465) Demurtas M (S21B-2705, T21D-2840) Danobeitia J (IN31D-1776) Davitt A W (H51H-1578) Decker M R (A33D-0258) Den Hartog S A (T12B-04) Daout S (G22A-03) Davy R G (T41E-3002) Decker R B (SH41C-2549) Denevi B W (P53A-2165) Dapelo D (H51L-02) Davydenko S (AE13A-0406) Declet-Barreto J (B41H-04, PA23B-2226) Deng F (V51C-04) Dapremont A (P21C-2120) Dawkins E C (SA51A-2411) DeCola P (A54G-08) Deng H (NH41A-1740) Daradich A (PP33C-07) Dawson C (H44E-07) Deconto R M (C33D-06) Deng H (EP43B-0953, H11E-07) Darbeheshti N (G11C-07) Dawson E (A53G-03) DeCorte I A (GC11D-1180) Deng H (OS31D-2072) Darby S E (H43B-1420) Dawson K (B22D-07) Dedoussi I C (A21C-0068) Deng J (DI41C-2641, MR13A-2413) Darbyshire F A (T21F-06) Dawson K W (A51J-0205) Dee S (PP23E-02, PP52A-06) Deng J (B53C-0544) Darch P T (IN42A-05, IN43D-02) Dawson N (C23B-0747) Deeb E J (C33B-0771) Deng J (A33F-0315) Darema F (IN23D-1794) Day B H (ED23E-05, P52B-03, P53C-2234) Deems J S (C44A-04) Deng P (OS51C-2084) Darin M H (T53B-02) Day E A (DI43A-2654, ED13A-0922) Deen M M (S43A-2794) Deng W (H53D-1732) Darling R G (PA33C-2246) Day M D (EP21A-0855) Deeter M N (A31I-0176) Deng W (NS22A-06) Darmanto N S (B41H-07) Day S M (S23B-2776) DeFelice C (DI11A-2334) Deng Y (MR11B-05) Darnell K (OS54A-05) Dayalu A (A13B-0266) Defer E (AE21A-05, AE23A-0404) Deng Y (T12A-04) Darner R (H12E-01) Dayeh M A (SH31A-2537, SM44A-01) Deflorio M J (A43O-03) Deng Y (PA41A-2133, SA42A-02) Darrach M (V34A-08) De B (A53B-0278) DeForest C E (SH44A-05, SH53A-05) Deng Z (P51A-2120) Darrow M M (GC31H-1198) De S K (H43J-1615) DeGraffenried R (V31A-3081) Deng Z (H43I-1591) Dartevelle S (NG41A-1715) De Angelis S (V41C-02, V43A-3130) DeGrandpre K (T11D-2650, V53C-3104) Dengel S (B41B-0423) Darvill C (PP11E-07) De Azevedo S C (A31I-0163, C11C-0779, DeGroff F A (GC31F-1157) Denig W F (PA41A-2132) Daryanto S (ED23C-0830, GC53E-1351, GC51E-1220) DeGroot R M (ED11D-0914) Denis E H (PP52B-06) H13A-1317) De Beurs K (GC33A-1213) Dehant V M (G41B-1025) Denli H H (PA33A-2229) Das B K (OS31A-1982) De Boer B (PP33A-2349) DeHart J (A43I-0371) Denn F M (A31F-0107, A31F-0108) Das D (A53E-0345) De Boer G (A53I-01, NH13B-03) Dehecq A (C11E-07) Denning S (B52B-01, GC23K-15) Das I (C41E-0722) De Bruin T (IN41A-1655) Dehn J (IN51B-1831) Dennis L (GC21A-1055) Das K (IN11B-1621) De Cesare C (IN21C-1750) Dehouck E (P23A-2149, P23B-2171) Dennison A (NS31A-1931) Das L (A51I-0189) De Chalendar J (H51O-04) Deich N (GC21J-08) Dennison P E (GC52A-05) Das R (T11B-2605) De Gelder G (T51A-2894) Deighan J (P13D-01) Denolle M (S21E-04) Das S (A51N-04) De Graaf I (GC43C-1188, H51I-1647) Deines A M (H44B-02) Denton K M (GP43A-1231) Das S K (H14F-03) De Graaf M (A33L-05, A33L-07) Deines J (H54D-08) Denton M (SM11B-2150) Dasgupta B (NH13A-1755) De Graaff M (B33E-0660) Deinhart A L (H21B-1400) Denton R E (SM21A-2435) Dasgupta B (SH21D-2559) De Groot-Hedlin C D (S11C-2470) DeJarnett B B (U52A-06) Dentz M (H34D-05) Daskalakis E (A51F-0133) De Haan D O (A33H-0335) Dekkers M J (GP43D-08) Deo R K (GC43A-1140) Daskalakis N (A23K-0382) De Kleer K (P21E-04, P54A-04) Del Gaudio S (S31C-2772) Derakhti M (OS23B-2020)
244 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Derin Y (H14C-04) Dickerson R R (A13J-01, A31E-0086) Doherty O M (A51C-0035) dos Santos F C (A33A-0203) Dering G (T43F-06, V53B-3090) Dickey J O (G13B-1095) Doherty S J (C12A-08) dos Santos M (B51C-0413) Desai M I (SH22A-03, SH54A-01) Dickinson A (OS43A-2009) Dohm J m (P53D-08) Doshida S (NH43C-1877) Desai S (G21A-0975) Dickinson J (H31C-1373) Dohmen R (MR51A-2682) Doss-Gollin J (A33J-0396) DeSanto J B (T31D-2935) Dickinson M B (B21M-06) Doiron N (V31A-3090) Dotson J (NH12A-07) Deschamps A (A41F-0103) Dickinson T (U21A-01) Doke R (T23A-2878) Dou B (B31B-0475, B43A-0561) DeShon H R (S43C-2878) Dickson M E (EP22A-07) Dokgo K (SH51B-2585) Dou P (H41C-1346) Deshotel M (ED52A-01) Didkovsky L V (SH13A-2284) Dokht R (DI31A-2606) Dou S (NS21A-1890) Deshpande N (EP53C-0981) Diedesch T (T11E-05) Dolan A M (PP31C-2301) Dougherty L (SM51E-2529) Desiage P (PP51B-2300) Dieppois B (H33C-1546, H33C-1551) Dolan B (H13R-08) Dougherty S L (S53E-03) Deslover D H (A13D-0289) Dierauer J R (H43E-1494) Dolan F (H31A-1335) Doughty A M (PP14A-02) Desouza-Machado S G (A11P-01, A21A-0006) Diercks A R (OS13B-1825) Dolan K A (GC21C-1113) Doughty C (B51L-02) Desrochers S J (A43E-0280) Dierssen H M (GC51H-01) Dole R M (A41L-03) Doughty D (A13H-0392) Desservettaz M (A31I-0177) Dietrich J T (EP24C-04) Dolman A J (B51E-0450) Douglas K M (P31C-2111) DeStefano A (SH31A-2532) Dietrich S (H23B-1543, PP54A-04) Domack E W (C33D-07) Douglas M (EP51A-0863) Dethloff K (A52A-01) Dietrich W E (U53A-01) Domagal-Goldman S D (P13C-02) Douglas P M (B23H-05) Detrick R S (U32A-03) Dietterich H R (V53C-3132) Domagalski J L (H31B-1352) Douglas T A (NS23B-06) Dettinger M D (GC11E-01) Dietz M (EP33A-0973) Dombeck J P (SM51C-2495) Douilly R (S43B-2825) Dettmer J (S11A-2430) Dietze M (B12C-01, B24A-03) Domenzain D (NG33A-1844) Doummar J (H12A-07) Detweiler L G (SA21A-2359) Diez A (C33A-0755) Domingo J T (PA44A-03) Dovciak M (GC31C-1131) Detwiler R L (H44A-01) Diffenbaugh N S (GC34C-01, H14E-05) Domingos R (MR31A-2669) Dove A (ED22A-02, P53C-2237) Detzer J (A33G-0319) DiFrancesco N (P23A-2152) Dominguez F (A21M-01, H33K-1730) Dove P M (B21C-0453) Deuss A F (DI43A-2652) DiGregorio A (A32D-08) Dominguez L A (S44B-02) Dow C F (C31C-07) Devadiga S (A13D-0303) Dikedi P N (EP21C-0899) Domino J (DI23B-2608) Dow S (EP31B-0940) Devaraju A (IN21D-04, PA51B-2264) Dileonardo C (ED51C-0806) Domke G M (GC23K-07) Dowd E (V11A-2759) Devaraju N (GC21B-1078) Dillman A M (MR41A-2676) Dommain R (PP24A-06) Dowdell T M (A31C-0046) Devarakonda R (IN23B-1771) Dillon T D (GC51A-1129) Dommenget D (A52D-07) Dowdeswell J A (C51F-01) Deventer M J (A43A-0174) DiMaggio D (GC21A-1044) Donald H (PP43C-2347) Dowdy K L (B13B-0574) Devey C W (OS41C-1983) DiMaggio E (T51C-2919) Donaldson C (V52A-05) Downing-Kunz M (EP21B-0884) DeVincentis A (GC11C-1157) Dimanov A (T13E-06) Donaldson D (C11D-02) Downs C M (GP51A-1373, H13K-1571) Devine S (GC13E-1235) Dimant Y S (P31B-2094) Donaldson Hanna K L (P23A-2158) Downs C (SH12B-05) Devitt D A (GC13E-1236) Dimech J (DI34A-06) Donato T F (A41E-0089) Downs R R (IN43B-1698, IN53D-01, DeVore E K (ED43B-0855) Dimitrakoudis S (GP31C-1331) Donchyts G (IN51B-1856) PA13C-1986)
DeVries B (H44D-06) Dimitrov D D (B11E-0507) Done J (NH21B-04, PA32A-03) Dowsett H J (PP33A-2341) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR deVries E (EP33C-1004) Diner D J (A32A-03, A44A-05) Donelick R A (H41F-1387) Doyle J D (SA31C-07) DeVries P (EP31B-0944) Ding B (GC21H-1194) Donets V (A13B-0260) Dozier R (H33A-1529) Devries S L (H23C-1565) Ding D (H44C-07) Dong C (A11L-0166) Draganov D (S12B-06, S41A-2760, S51B-2771) DeVries T J (OS42A-04) Ding F (A13D-0296, P53B-2208) Dong C (SM51E-2558) Dragovic B (V13D-2893) Dewers T A (MR51C-2736) Ding J (A33F-0303) Dong G (V23B-2983) Drake J F (SH31A-2536) Dewes C (H21D-1425) Ding J (A24A-05) Dong H (GP34A-02) Drake J E (B53F-0566) Dewey M C (PP31A-2256) Ding J (MR41C-2708) Dong J (T43C-3057) Drake M K (C31B-0751) Dewey R K (C21A-0661) Ding J (H53E-1753) Dong J (H31D-1418) Draper C (V23B-2985) Dewey R M (SM41C-2450) Ding M (H44A-08) Dong J (GC53A-1278) Drapkin J K (PA31E-02, PA43A-2170) DeWolf S (G33A-1085) Ding Q (C31D-04) Dong J (IN31A-1744) Dreiling J (S41A-2758) Dey S (T24A-06) Ding S (V31C-3108) Dong L (PP23B-2329) Drenkard E (OS21B-1962) Dey S (S43B-2858) Ding T (A13E-0320) Dong L (H41C-1350) Drewniak B (GC51A-1126) Dey S (OS13A-1787) Ding W (OS51C-2077) Dong L (A21D-0081) Drewry D (B53J-06) Dezfuli A K (H23F-1634) Ding X (EP13B-1028) Dong L (OS12A-06) Drews C (SH21B-2521) Dhadly M S (SA53A-2443) Ding Y (OS43A-2024) DONG N (GC24B-02) Drexler J Z (B23C-0590) Dhakal A S (H41A-1282) Ding Y (S11A-2433) Dong T Y (EP53C-0982) Dreyer B M (OS44B-06) Dhara C (A11I-0121) Ding Y (NS22A-03) Dong X (EP33C-1007) Driesner T (H13O-01) Dhingra D (P32A-05) Dingle E (EP34A-08) Dong Y (MR51C-2716) Drignon M J (V31D-03) Dhungel R (H11B-1308) Dinh H T (T23B-2922) Dong Y (P11D-07) Driscoll J M (H21E-1461) Dhungel S (A53E-0357) Diniakos R S (T31C-2911) Dong Y (ED31B-0873) Driscoll P E (DI11B-06) Dhungel S (H51H-1586) Dinku T (H12D-01) Dong Y (B11F-0522) Driver E M (H24A-02) Di D (GC21H-1200) Dippold M A (B23H-02) Dong Y (B33H-0715) Driver K P (MR11A-2368, MR11A-2369) Di L (NH53A-1983) Director H (C21A-0656) Dong Y (GC13I-05) Dror I (B51A-0377) Di Baldassarre G (H53K-07) Dirkson A (C53B-0707) DONG Y (C11A-0745) Drozdov A (SM33D-05) Di Bella A (C13E-06) Dirmeyer P (NG13A-1692) Dong Z (B41C-0440) Drucker R (OS43B-2032) Di Federico V (H41E-1368) Ditri A L (GC51D-1199) Dong Z (C13B-0822) Drueke S (A31M-11) Di Fiori R V (T51D-2970) Dittrich T M (MR51D-05) Dongnan L (GC33C-1260) Druel A (C22B-06) Di Luccio F (T51A-2893) Divett T (GP31C-1312, GP31C-1313) Donne S E (S43A-2814) Druett M K (SH31B-2563) Di Matteo S (SA43A-2380, SH21E-2582) Dixit N (GC41C-1105) Donnellan A (G32A-07) Druhan J L (H51N-01) Di Nezio P N (A34E-01) Dixit Y (PP51D-2334) Donnelly M A (GC13B-1196) Druken K A (IN23A-1760, IN43D-07, Di Toro G (S21B-2704, S32B-01) Dixon M J (IN23A-1761) Donner R V (NH21B-08) IN51D-03) Di Vittorio A V (GC24B-04) Djimadoumngar K (GC41B-1098) Donner S D (GC51G-07) Drummond J D (H33F-1593) Di Vittorio C (H43O-04) Dlugokencky E J (B21L-02) Donovan E (SM41E-04, SM43A-2489, Drummond V A (ED31B-0887) Dialesandro J (A23F-0285) Do C (NH11B-1730) SM52A-01) Druschel G (B21E-0475) Diallo I (H13P-06) Do K (OS23A-2007) Donovan J (V24C-04) Drushka K (H21F-1472, OS53A-2109) Diallo M D (A12E-04, A43A-0185) Doan M (MR41B-2705) Donovan M (EP51A-0889) Du E (NH54A-05) Dialynas K (SM51F-2559) Doane T (EP32C-02) Donze F V (DI23A-2593) Du H (A23C-0228, A52D-08) Dialynas Y G (H51N-08, H53E-1751) Doblas-Reyes F J (A33J-0416) Dooley J (ED41B-07) Du H (A53E-0355) Diamantopoulos E (H32A-03) Dobler J T (A51K-0242) Dorado Liñán I (B51J-07) Du J (PP13C-07) Diamond C W (B33A-0585) Dobre M (H33L-03) Dorband J E (IN11D-1642) Du J (B52C-05) Diamond J (H41G-05) Dobson B (H53A-1654) Dordevic M (IN51B-1834) Du M (A23H-0318) Diamond M R (MR11A-2372) Dobson K J (V43G-04) Dorelli J (SM21A-2417) Du W (MR23A-2659) Diamond M S (A41D-0070) Dobynde M I (SA41B-2376) Doressoundiram A (P43B-2105) Du Z (DI42A-02) Diao M (A42F-07) Dodd J P (PP14B-08) Dorfman S E (SM13A-2188) du Feu R J (GC54B-02) Dias N A (T41E-3008) Dodds W K (B32A-02) Dorfman S (MR21B-2647) Duan A (A13K-06) Diaz A J (GC13C-1211) Dodson J B (A23F-0287) Dorheim K (B33E-0662) Duan J (EP51A-0888) Diaz Castillo S M (SH31B-2586) Dody A (H33J-1686) Dorman C E (A23E-0270) Duan K (H33G-1630) Diaz-Pines E (B11H-05) Doel R (OS12A-03) Dorman L M (NS31A-1928) Duan Q (GC31F-1175, H43C-1436, Dibble M (H31E-1424) Doelling D R (GC34B-04) Dorn K M (S53A-2809) H43C-1440) DiBiase R (EP21D-0908, EP41F-01) Doelp M (OS23A-1994) Dörnbrack A (SA33A-2416) Duan S (SM51G-04) DiBraccio G A (P13A-1883) Doerr S (B23D-0614) Dorostkar O (S33C-2851) Duan S (A31M-06) DiCaprio L (T11B-2618) Doetterl S (B22B-08) Doroszkiewicz J M (H41B-1291) Duan Y (GC21H-1204) Dick G (G43C-04) Dogan M (H31D-1416) Dorrell R M (EP53E-1037) Duan Y (C43D-02) Dick H J (OS23F-02) Dogan M S (H53A-1659) Dorsey R J (T21B-2815) Duane G S (NG33A-1863)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 245 Duarte J (EP33B-0990) Dykema J A (A11I-0127) Eibl E P (NH44A-06) Engdahl N B (H51D-1509) Dubayah R (B34A-03) Dyment J (GP31D-03) Eichelberger J C (V51C-03) Engebretson M J (SM13C-06) Dubbert M (H31K-05) Dymond K (SA13A-2114) Eichelmann E (H33G-1633) Engel M (SM41A-2418) Dubey M (A33E-0282, B33C-0623) Dymond S (H43G-1525) Eichhubl P (MR43A-01) Engel R (GC51E-1233) Dubinya N V (T43E-3087) Dyonisius M (PP21A-2261) Eicken H (C31B-0740) Engels M (B43A-0581) Dubovik O (A13H-0385, A51B-0032) Dzaugis M E (P21C-2136) Eickmeyer D (B41C-0428) England M (C11B-0766) Ducher M (V51A-3023) Dziak R P (OS41A-1941) Eidam E (EP21E-02) England M H (C32B-01) Ducklow H W (OS41D-08) Dzifcakova E (SH13D-03) Eide C H (EP41E-02) England S (SA13A-2099) Duda D P (A23D-0261) Dzombak R (PP33B-2374) Eigenbrode J L (P21D-08) Englander J G (H33I-1669, H33N-04) Dudík J (SH21D-2555) Eiler J M (V33G-06) Engle J A (AE13A-0413) Dudley M E (T31A-2876) Eilon Z (DI11A-2324) Engler H P (PP31B-2269) Duerr R (IN11B-1625, IN41D-03, E Eimer M O (DI23B-2606) Englert A (H53A-1672) PA43A-2185) Eagon A J (DI11A-2322) Einsle J F (MR13A-2379) Englert C R (SA13A-2107) Duetsch M (PP23E-08) Eakin A (MR44A-04) Eiriksson D (H33E-1588) Englert R G (EP13A-1017) Dufek J (V52A-02) Eakin C M (S41A-2746) Eisenrich R (GC23D-1262) Engstrom J (H33C-1555) Duffy D (IN11E-04) Earl K S (A33G-0326) Eisenstein W (H13M-1603) Enkelmann E (T44B-05) Duffy P (GC21C-1112) Earle P S (S53A-2821) Eiserloh A J (A11M-0180) Enloe Y (IN22A-03) Dugan H (ED52A-08) Early A B (IN41A-1654) Eissenstat D M (B34B-05) Enquist B J (B52D-06) Dugdale S (H32E-08) Eason D E (T33A-3005) Eitzel Solera M (GC31A-1113, PA41D-03) Enright A M (NS24A-05) Duggan-Haas D (ED41C-07) East A E (EP51A-0852) Ek M B (H13P-07) Entekhabi D (H24C-08, H31G-1479, Dugger A L (H23H-1687) East J A (IN51A-1824) Ekhtari N (S53B-2856) U12A-03) Dukes D (EP21A-0851) Eastes R (SA11A-02, SM53C-01) Ekstrom J (H54F-03) Entwistle N S (EP53D-1015) Dukes J S (GC31G-1186) Eastham S D (GC31I-10) El Alem A (B51B-0405) Enzminger T (G33B-1100) Dukhovskoy D S (A53B-0280, GC23H-07) Eastman R M (A43B-0216) El Hussain I W (NH43B-1862) Eoghan D (MR51C-2730) Duller R A (EP13B-1040) Easton Z M (H14F-07) El Masri B (GC21G-1163) Eom J (C13C-0843) Dullo T T (H31B-1351, H53H-1807) Eatmon A (T51C-2939) El-Alaoui M (SM51B-2483) Eparvier F G (P12A-03) Duman T (A12C-08) Eaton B C (EP51A-0858) El-Askary H M (GC51C-1173) Epin M (T41E-2994) Dumitru T A (T53D-07, V23A-2956) Eaves S (PP14A-01) El-Mezayen M M (H21E-1462) Eppes M C (EP34A-01, EP43C-0967) Dumont M (C12A-04, C43C-07) Ebata K (H41A-1281) Elag M (H41B-1317) Epstein G S (T31E-2957) Dunbar N W (V11A-2756) Ebben C J (A42A-07) Eldam R (EP43C-0978) Erard S (IN31B-1758) Dunbar P K (NH43B-1843) Ebbing J (C33C-0835, GP33A-01, T43B- Elder C M (P24A-04, P51D-08) Erb M P (PP53D-04) Duncan D (A21A-0020) 3045) Eldering A (A31N-05) Erbello A (T43G-06) Duncan D K (ED42A-04) Ebel B A (H13E-1419, H41G-01) Eldred C (A31A-0006) Ercan A (GC13C-1209)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Duncan J M (H33J-1701) Ebel J (T51G-3009) Eley Y (PP33B-2359) Erdenebat E (GC23A-1228) Duncan K (C43B-0752) Eberhart-Phillips D M (T42C-01) Elger K (IN21C-1743, IN41D-04) Erdman A (AE23B-0422) Duncan M S (MR33B-2687) Ebert R W (P33C-2158) Elias E (H13J-1534, PA43B-2209) Erdogan S T (B33H-0721) Duncan R A (V23C-2998) Ebert U (AE31A-04) Elias S (PA43A-2167) Erfanian A (A51I-0194, A54D-04) Duncanson L (B44C-06) Eberwein J R (B12B-04) Elison Timm O (PP54A-02) Ergun R (SM13D-04) Dundas C M (P23B-2168) Ebihara Y (SM14A-01) Elkadiri R (H51K-01) Erhardt A M (PP11B-2023) Dungan J L (B31B-0466) Ebinger C J (T21F-01, T44C-01) Elkina D (GP31A-1292) Erickson P J (SA31B-2398, SA43A-2386) Dunham A (GC23D-1260) Eble M C (OS41B-1960) Elkins J W (A43A-0172) Erickson T (IN51B-1855) Dunlea A G (PP11A-1993) Ebtehaj A (H23F-1608) Elkins-Tanton L T (P42A-05, V41D-04) Eriksen C C (OS23E-08) Dunn P (SA41B-2377) Ebuna D R (H13I-1517) Ellenburg W L (GC21B-1065) Eriksson S (SH51F-2641) Dunn R A (T32A-08) Eccles J V (SA21B-2364) Ellenson A N (OS23A-1986) Eriksson S C (PA51A-2254) Dunn-Sigouin E (A32F-02) Echer M P (P23C-2182, SA51B-2423) Elliott A J (NH52B-03, T22A-03) Erkyihun S T (H41I-04) Dunnavan E L (A33I-0376) Echreshzadeh M (ED22A-04) Elliott C M (EP51B-0908) Erler A R (A53J-03) Dunne J P (OS43B-2029) Echterling N (SM31A-2467) Elliott H A (SH21B-2531) Ermakov A (P43C-2126) Dunne K B (EP51A-0874) Eck T F (A53C-0300) Elliott J (SA21B-2373) Ermakov V (P21B-2081) Dunne T (H53F-1760) Eckberg J (SH31B-2551) Elliott J W (GC51G-01) Ermert L A (S53C-01) Duplessis P (A23E-0269) Eckermann S D (SA31C-04) Elliott T (V22A-01) Ernst C M (DI41A-2623) Dura T (NH51D-01) Eckhardt B A (H43E-1490) Ellis B R (H21J-06) Ernst E J (B53G-0585) Durán E (MR51B-2707) Eckley C (B31J-05) Ellis J (H43D-1457) Errickson F C (GC31B-1126) Durán R (EP23A-0943) Eddebbar Y (OS51A-2018) Ellis S M (T51B-2903) Ervens B (A44D-04) Duran Vinent O (EP23C-04) Eddy C L (S43B-2831) Ellis T (EP13B-1037) Erwin E G (H23I-1695) Durand M T (C51C-0669, H21F-1487) Eddy J (EP31B-0947) Ellis T D (A51A-0009) Erwin S O (EP51B-0915) Durand V (S43A-2818) Eddy M P (V41E-01) Ellison L (GC41B-1092) Escarzaga S M (IN53C-1899) Durante D (P31C-2107) Eden V (B21F-0483) Ellmer M (G11C-02, G13A-1082) Escobar V M (GC21C-1114, H23N-08, Durden D (B41B-0403) Edens H E (AE23A-0400) Ellsworth W L (MR33C-02) PA11D-09) Duren R M (A54G-06) Edgar L A (P21D-02) Elmer N J (H51H-1618) Escobar Correa R (H53N-01) Durgonics T (SA43C-2399) Edgett K S (P11B-1859) Elmore A J (B41I-03) Escoubet C (SM44A-03) Durham R (T31F-2990) Edgington A (MR23B-07) Elmore K L (IN21A-1716) Escribano R M (P41A-2058) Durkin P (EP51A-0875) Edgington S G (P33B-2133) Elosegui P (G41B-1016) Escriva-Bou A (H44F-04) Durkin W J (C33B-0801, T51C-2932) Edman J P (A33K-06) Elrod M K (P13A-1914) Espindola J (V33B-3120) Dusanter S (A33H-0360, A41I-07) Edmonds D A (EP51A-0871) ElSaadani M (H23F-1602) Espinosa N J (B13D-0633) Dusenbery P (ED42A-06) Edmonds M (V13B-2851, V43G-02, Elshall A S (H41B-1303) Espinoza M E (T51D-2975) Dutheil C (A51I-0188, OS43B-2044) V53B-3083) Elshamy M (C23A-0723) Espinoza V (A51E-0116) Dutrow B L (V33A-3114) Edwards C S (P24A-08) Elshorbagy A A (H21A-1365) Espinoza Morriberon D (OS51A-2027) Dutta D (GC52A-03) Edwards E (H13M-1606) Eltahir E A (GC42B-03) Espley J R (P13A-1884) Dutta G (H44E-08) Edwards M (PA23A-2212, PA23A-2215) Emanuel R E (H51M-07, PA43A-2180) Esposito A (T51A-2892) Dutta R (MR21B-2633) Edwards R (H31A-1344) Embley R W (OS41A-1939) Esposito C R (EP12A-02) Dutta R (GC22C-02) Edwards S (NS33B-1962) Emelko M (B23A-0566) Esposito L W (P31B-2095) Dutta S (EP53F-1042) Edwards S (C41C-0689) Emerich Souza P (EP13C-1048) Essaid H (H31H-04) Dutton A (PP51B-2309) Edwards T (SM51C-2492) Emerson E W (A21C-0049) Essery R (C22B-05) Duval B (B51D-0446) Effenberger F (SH51E-2634) Emerson J B (B13J-06) Estay N P (NH11A-1716) DuVal C (PA23A-2217) Egan H L (P13A-1898) Emerton R (H21A-1368) Estep J D (T13B-2704) Duvall A R (EP44A-01, EP54A-01) Egbert G D (GP24E-02) Emery B M (OS13B-1823) Esterhazy S (S31A-2720) Duverger C (S44B-05) Egerton-Warburton L M (B13D-0620) Emery C M (H21F-1479) Estes L D (IN54A-07) Dvorak K (T41D-2970) Eggenhuisen J T (EP41E-06) Emil M K (PP33B-2375) Estes M G (ED43B-0861) Dwelle M (H34E-04) Eggers G L (P11B-1854) Emili E (A42D-05) Estop Aragones C (B43C-0612) Dwivedi D (H52D-04) Egido A (G21A-0984) Emishaw L M (T51C-2922) Estrada M (ED31D-05) Dwivedi R (H21B-1398) Eguchi N (A13G-0373) Emmart C (ED23E-07) Etemad K (IN53B-1885) Dwomoh F K (GC51E-1210) Ehlers T A (EP43C-0963, T31A-2887) Emmenegger T W (A43I-0372) Ettinger A (B11D-0499) Dwyer J R (AE33A-0435) Ehlmann B L (P21C-2119) Emry E (T51C-2943) Ettinger N P (PP51D-2332) Dyckman C (H32C-03) Ehresmann B (SA41B-2375) Endalamaw A M (GC43E-1208) Eubanks E (ED21E-07) Dye A (B21B-0442) Ehret G (A23N-05) Enderlin E M (C12B-03) Euen G (DI23A-2588) Dyer B (PP51B-2310) Ehrhold A (EP11A-0974) Endo H (A23J-0372) Euler G G (S51A-2749) Dyez K A (PP43C-2346) Ehsan Z (SH21D-2558) Endreny T A (H51A-1424) Eum H (GC13F-1253) Dygert N J (DI11A-2343, V41A-3115) Ehsani N (GC43C-1172) Engdahl E R (S41A-2721) Euskirchen E S (B54F-04)
246 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Evan A T (A21E-0120, A41N-06) Fang M (DI41A-2598) Feinberg J M (GP31A-1288) Ferreira da Silva R (IN21C-1748) Evangelia B (T51B-2906) Fang N Z (H41L-06) Feineman M D (ED51B-0794) Ferrer-Boix C (EP51A-0883) Evans B J (IN22A-05, IN33A-1804) Fang S (A43D-0255) Feingold G (A44E-02, A51O-01) Ferrett S (A42E-04) Evans C M (H23D-1571) Fang S (GP51A-1356) Feist B E (GC51C-1180) Ferrier K (EP41F-08) Evans E L (G51A-1080) Fang T (SA52A-07) Feist S (EP53C-0994) Ferrini V (IN31D-1778, IN31D-1779, Evans G N (OS41C-1981) Fang W (B33C-0618) Fejer B G (SA11A-03) IN33C-02, OS43D-08) Evans K J (A34A-04, PA43B-2187) Fang W (A53E-0337) Feldl N (A51Q-03) Ferriss E (MR42A-04) Evans K D (IN23C-1787) Fang X (P13A-1890) Feldman D (A11I-0129) Ferro-Famil L (GC41D-1118) Evans M E (P21C-2145) Fang X (T31A-2877) Feldman J R (GC21B-1063) Ferster B S (OS53A-2100) Evans N (V23A-2967) Fang Y (H54A-01) Feldman J (H51B-1454) Fessler J (IN52A-02) Evans O (H51C-1487) Fang Z (H43K-1633) Felfelani F (H51P-05) Fetzer E J (A43J-04) Evans R L (S44C-03, T42D-07) Farahat A (A51J-0216) Felgate S L (B11G-07) Feucht D W (GP43A-1235) Evans R (P23A-2154) Faramarzi M (H11C-08) Felikson D (C32A-08) Fewell N P (P13B-1936) Evans S G (H52B-05) Faraola S (H21E-1453) Felis T (PP43D-02, PP53D-06) Feyerabend M (SM41D-2468) Evans S M (A14C-04) Farin M (EP21C-0890) Fellows A (B23D-0620) Fiandaca G (H31D-1414) Evans T P (GC52C-01, OS14A-05) Farley S S (IN11E-02) Fellows J D (PA41D-04) Fibiger D L (B13F-0683) Evans-Wilent J (PA43B-2203) Farmer E C (PP44B-02) Feltham D L (C21C-0699, C41D-0694, Fichtner A (NS31B-05, S31D-01) Evanzia D A (T43E-3100) Farmer J R (PP31B-2279) C43B-0741) Fichtner C (V33C-3140) Evdokimova N (P33D-2182) Farmer S (ED41A-0802) Felton A J (GC53B-1279) Fick A (T41C-2943) Evenson G R (H43A-1403) Farmer W H (H23H-1681) Feltz M (GC51D-1195) Ficken C D (GC53D-1330) Evenson P A (SH41D-04) Farnan J (H23D-1581) Feng A (NH31A-1872) Ficklin D L (GC14B-08) Everard K (A23B-0204) Farner M (V11B-2781) Feng C (H43J-1592) Fidler M K (V53D-3161) Evers L G (S52A-07) Farnham D J (NH53E-08, PA13B-1979) Feng H (NH21A-1833) Fiechter J (OS43C-06) Eversole K (NG23B-05) Farnsworth A (PP43C-2338) Feng J (SH11C-2270) Fiedler B (S31B-2745) Evonosky W R (P11A-1842) Farquhar J (V21B-02) Feng J (A51E-0118) Fiedler J W (ED21E-04, OS23A-1979) Ewald F (A31G-0131) Farquharson L M (GC33G-06) Feng J (A53F-0359) Fiege A (V34C-06) Ewers B E (H21D-1440) Farr T G (H42D-05) Feng L (SH13C-2318, SH32A-04) Field C B (GC21J-01) Ewing S A (B43G-05) Farrah S (A41E-0083) Feng L (GP43A-1211, S41A-2729, S51A- Field E H (S23E-01) Exner W (SM53B-03) Farrant D N (ED31B-0879) 2762) Field J (GC23B-1239) Eyles C (ED11F-05) Farrar J (OS13A-1789) Feng L (A51F-0120) Field J D (V23D-3020) Eyre T (NS43A-1920) Farrara J D (OS13B-1820) Feng M (G51B-1099) Field P (V51A-3043) Ezzedine S M (NH13A-1760) Farrell A K (V33E-3165) Feng R (PP33A-2344) Field R D (A43J-07) Farrell B (NG24A-08) Feng S (B33C-0615) Fielding E J (G22A-08, S44C-02, T21B-2809)
Farrell J (T33C-3053) Feng S (NH33A-1917) Fields A L (GC13F-1256) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR F Farrell J (S53C-04, V43G-01) Feng T (A11L-0170) Fienen M N (H23K-01) Faak K (V13F-01) Farrell S L (C33E-07) Feng W (SA51A-2402) Fierce L (A44E-08) Fabbri B E (A31F-0109) Farrell W M (SH51C-2603) Feng X (B31G-0556) Figura C (NG41B-1735) Fabbro G (V31A-3089) Farrugia C J (SM32B-06) Feng X (MR13A-2383) Fike D A (PP14B-01) Fabien-Ouellet G (S51B-2775) Farrugia D (S43E-03) Feng X (PP43B-2333) Fildier B (A11T-07) Faccenna C (DI43B-02) Faruolo M (V43A-3133) Feng X (B11B-0439) Filgueira R (IN31C-1769) Fadel I (T51H-06) Faruqi I H (NS22A-05) Feng Y (A31C-0060) Filioglou M (A11G-0093) Faden J (IN31B-1765) Fasano C G (AE32A-06) Feng Y (GC21B-1072) Filippelli G M (B53K-02, PA44B-06) Fadugba O I (T51G-3011) Fashchevskaia T B (H23A-1530) Fennel K (GC23K-14, OS42A-01) Fillingim M O (SM53C-07) Fagan M E (B53J-08) Fasoli B (A51K-0246) Fennell J (SM41B-2434) Fils D (IN53C-1898) Faganeli J (EP23B-0969) Fasona M (H13C-1386) Fenty I G (C51A-0647) Filwett R J (SH41D-06) Fagereng A (T21C-2831) Fast J D (A42C-01) Fer I (B12C-06) Finch M (T21D-2872) Fagherazzi S (EP21E-01, H53J-01) Fasullo J (GC34B-02) Ferdousi B (SM52A-06) Fine I (NH41A-1771) Fagundes P R (SA31A-2382) Fatemi F R (ED13A-0926) Ferdowsi B (EP23D-05) Fineman D (V31B-3094) Fahad M (MR13A-2377) Fatemi S (P53C-2243) Feret J (B53I-0620) Finkelstein D B (PP31D-2336) Fahey R T (B53J-07) Fathel S L (EP23D-01) Ferguson C R (H41B-1331) Finkelstein G J (MR21B-2650) Fahnestock E (ED41A-0825) Fathi S (A31I-0166) Ferguson D (SM23C-05) Finkenbiner C E (H51H-1587) Fahnestock M A (C11E-08) Fathy K (H51H-1610) Ferguson D B (PA32A-05) Finlay C C (DI43A-2664, DI43A-2666) Faillettaz J (NG21A-1809) Fatland R (IN21B-1732) Ferguson I M (PA43B-2199) Finlayson V (DI52A-05) Fairall C W (A43C-0223) Fattahi H (G43A-1041) Ferguson J B (EP11A-0965) Finlayson-Pitts B J (A13J-04) Fairbanks D (B13D-0640) Fat’yanov O V (MR11A-2371) Ferguson J O (A34A-06) Finley T (B41G-0534, ED24A-06) Fairén A G (P21C-2110, P21C-2111, Faugere Y (G21A-0978) Ferguson J E (ED51C-0808) Finn C (NS21C-08) P21C-2115) Faul U (MR51A-2679) Fernandes A M (EP13B-1039) Finn J (EP53F-1055) Fairfax E J (H53E-1747) Faulk S (P33F-07) Fernandes P A (SM13C-03) Finn S C (SA13A-2115) Fairley J P (V43A-3140) Faulkner D (MR33C-05, S34B-08) Fernandes R M (G51A-1084) Finnegan D C (C41C-0687) Fajber R A (A11E-0059) Fauria K E (V14A-01) Fernandez A (PP11B-2019) Finsterle W (SH31B-2557) Fakhraei H (B31F-0531, B31F-0534) Favaro E A (EP21A-0852) Fernandez D (A23E-0280) Finzi A (B33K-06) Falco N (IN14A-04) Favero M (H33A-1508) Fernandez J (H43K-1637) Fiorella R (H31E-1446) Falder M (T33A-3000) Favors J (PA43A-2184) Fernandez J (B21F-0479) Fischer A M (ED51J-02) Faleiros F M (V33D-3154) Fay E L (H33P-02) Fernández N (B52A-05) Fischer D (H13A-1329) Falkowski M J (B31E-0522) Fay P A (B32B-02) Fernandez N M (V54A-02) Fischer E M (GC13H-03, GC31F-1167) Fall A (T21D-2864) Faybishenko B (B13E-0668) Fernandez R (H41I-08) Fischer K M (S24A-01) Fallah Hassanabadi B (PP31C-2302) Fayne J (H44D-05) Fernandez Bou A (H31E-1444) Fischer M (A23B-0196) Fallatah O (H43K-1642) Fayon A K (T53D-06) Fernández-Barbero A (EP23B-0970) Fischer R A (P51A-2122) Faloona I C (A11M-0192) Fayon L (S14C-05) Fernández-Blanco D (T51A-2885) Fischerkeller C (A11J-0142) Falqués A (OS23A-2008) Feagin R A (GC21C-1109) Fernandez-Gomez I (SA31A-2376) Fishbein E (A21A-0007) Fälth B (S21B-2733) Feakins S J (B23F-01) Fernando D N (H23L-06) Fisher A C (EP53C-0976) Fan J (A42F-05) Fear R C (SM44A-09) Ferracci V (A41I-04) Fisher A W (OS31E-04) Fan M (T42B-03) Fearn S S (GP31A-1281) Ferraccioli F (C33C-0834, T11B-2620) Fisher A T (H44F-02) Fan M (H53D-1739) Fearnside P M (H23G-1671) Ferradas C (SM13C-04) Fisher B (EP41F-05) Fan M (NG31A-1840) Featherstone N A (GP12A-10) Ferrand T P (S33C-2855, S41B-2775) Fisher B L (V32A-07) Fan S (P53B-2200) Feddema J J (B41H-06) Ferrandiz J M (G41B-1028) Fisher B (A41F-0117) Fan T (A31G-0117) Fedorov A V (A34E-07, GC21I-04, Ferrando I (G31B-1057) Fisher C R (OS34A-03) Fan W (S12A-01) OS12A-05) Ferrando S (V24B-03) Fisher C M (V21A-04) Fan X (H43J-1613) Fedotova A (T13B-2701) Ferrant S (B33C-0626) Fisher C K (H21L-08) Fan X (A31F-0103) Fedrizzi M (SA43C-2410) Ferrara T (H33I-1670) Fisher D J (SA53A-2439) Fan Y (AE13A-0401) Fedyukin I (GP31B-1306) Ferrare R A (A24D-06) Fisher E A (P51D-04) Fan Y (GC33D-1268, U53A-04) Fee D (S11C-2458) Ferrari J A (H13I-1525) Fisher G H (SH31B-2579) Fan Z (S52B-01) Feehan S (EP23A-0935) Ferraro R (IN11A-1612) Fisher J (C23B-0742) Fang B (H51H-1598) Feely R A (OS43C-02) Ferraz A (B54B-07) Fisher J B (B32C-01) Fang H (B31B-0463) Feenstra B J (A14E-07) Ferrazzini V (V53A-3064) Fisher M A (P21C-2134) Fang J (T13C-2721) Fehrenbacher J S (PP31C-2297) Ferreira A M (DI22A-04) Fisher R R (SH41B-2536) Fang K (H33H-1645) Fei H (MR14A-02, MR42A-01) Ferreira L G (GC13D-1216) Fisher W I (IN21B-1730) Fang L (S32C-06) Feigin A M (A43D-0257) Ferreira R C (H51H-1614) Fisseha G A (A11M-0188)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 247 Fitch E P (V14A-03) Ford H L (PP31B-2280, T43B-3051) Franco-Diaz E (SA43B-2397) Fu R (H14B-02) Fitzgerald R M (A51D-0076) Ford J (OS11A-1771) Francom D (GC31F-1162) Fu S (SM33C-2522) Fitzpatrick N (C53D-0759) Ford P E (SH31B-2590) Frank D C (B24A-05) Fu S (MR23A-2663) Fivian M D (SH42B-08) Ford S R (S31A-2708) Frank D P (OS23B-2040) Fu T (A23P-05) Flach M (GC51G-04) Ford T (A43O-06) Frank J M (C14C-04) Fu W (OS51A-2019) Fladeland M M (T43F-01) Foreman T (PA31B-2202) Frank K L (B11F-0531, ED33G-01) Fu X (SM33D-03) Flament N E (DI41B-2631, DI43B-06) Fores B (H31D-1408) Frank W (S42A-03) Fu X (OS54A-01) Flament P J (OS11C-06, OS13B-1824) Foreshee B C (EP11B-0996) Frankenberg C (A22G-01, B53L-07) Fu Y (A14B-05) Flamig Z (H42B-09, IN24A-02) Forestieri S (PP41A-2231) Franklin J E (A51K-0244) Fu Y (G33B-1092) Flamme H E (GC53C-1300) Forman B A (H33H-1642) Franks P (PP41F-01) Fu Z (G31B-1066) Flanagan L B (B41B-0418) Fornash K (T31E-2966) Frantz C M (C21C-0720) Fuchs H (A33A-0187, A44D-01) Flanagan S (B33F-0688) Forni L (ED42B-02) Franz T E (EP43E-01, H51H-1588, Fuchs J (A33L-08) Flandes A (P31B-2097) Forootan E (G12A-02) NS24A-07) Fuchs M (B43C-0611) Flannery A L (B21F-0489) Foroutan M (EP41B-0906) Frassetto A (S23C-2783) Fuchs Z (A23O-06) Flannigan M (GC44B-05) Forrester H (H43J-1598) Frasson R (H21F-1485) Fudge T J (C52A-05) Flasar F (P31D-07) Forrester M (H41G-06) Frauenfeld O W (GC31H-1204) Fuentes M (NH43A-1811) Flatau M K (OS21B-1972) Forrister H (A31C-0050) Fraund M W (A43E-0290) Fuenzalida Callejas M (NH23A-1852) Flechsig C (V11C-2798) Forsberg B (H23G-1674) Frazer M E (A11F-0075) Fuglestvedt J S (GC24D-05, U14A-02) Fleck D (A31I-0156) Forsberg C F (C53C-0756) Frazier A G (H21G-1504) Fuis G S (T21B-2806) Fleishman G D (SH21D-2557) Forsberg R (C13C-0847, C41E-0721, Frazier J (PA54A-01) Fuji N (T31D-2924) Fleming E L (A43A-0176) C52A-01) Frederick J M (EP13C-1043) Fujie G (T22C-07) Fleming L E (IN53C-1910) Forster R R (C41E-0715) Fredericks J (IN43D-04) Fujii M (GP31D-02) Flemings P B (T52C-07) Forsyth C (SM54A-03) Frederikse T (OS31B-2009) Fujii R (SM54A-01) Flesch L M (T41F-07) Forsyth D W (DI11A-2327) Fredrick K C (H41C-1355) Fujii Y (P13C-10) Fletcher A (SH21E-2567) Forsythe N D (A11N-0204) Fredriksen H (NG41A-1710) Fujimoto A (B21G-0506) Fletcher J M (NH52B-05) Forsythe V V (SM23A-2462) Freed R (ED24B-04) Fujimoto M (SH22A-06) Fletcher L (SH13D-02, SH31B-2564) Forte A M (EP11B-1012, EP32A-03) Freeman N M (OS41D-06) Fujita S (V13A-2827) Fletcher S (H34E-05) Fortems-Cheiney A (A23P-01) Freeman P T (A13I-0393) Fujita S (SM54A-06) Fletcher S J (NG33A-1850) Fortier D (GC31H-1194) Frei R (PP13D-05) Fujita Y (B53K-05) Fletcher T (PP53C-2390) Fortier R (NS23B-02) Freidel R H (SM11B-2154) Fujiwara M (A53D-0314) Flint K (H43G-1545) Fortin M (V31A-3075) Freismuth T M (OS23B-2019) Fujiwara T (GP43C-1254) Flint Q A (SM23A-2478) Fortin V (H42B-04) Fremier A K (H23G-1663) Fuka D R (H33H-1663) Flipo N (H52B-03) Fortin W (OS51B-2057) French H K (H53G-1786) Fukao Y (NH43B-1853)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Flocks J G (EP21E-06) Fortney N W (B11F-0518) French J (EP21B-0876) Fukazawa K (IN33A-1799) Floerchinger C R (A22F-08) Fortunato C S (OS44B-04) French M E (MR32A-02) Fukuchi R (T21C-2820) Florentine C E (C12B-08) Fossa M (H41I-06) French N H (B21M-03) Fukuda J (G42A-07) Flores A N (ED32A-08, H51P-07) Foster A (B53A-0522) Freudiger D (C13F-04) Fukuhara T (A41H-0151) Flores C I (H53C-1719) Foster A L (PA44A-06) Frey H M (V53D-3157) Fukui S (NG41B-1738) Flores K (S53A-2803) Foster A (NH43B-1841) Frey S D (B33K-01) Fukuoka H (OS41A-1944) Flores M (V23D-3004) Foster A E (S14C-06) Frey W (A41K-03) Fukushima Y (NH53C-2006) Flores P (EP23A-0944) Foster B (H52G-02) Freymueller J T (G44A-01, S41C-01) Fukuyama E (S11E-04, S21B-2722) Flores R M (B33H-0709) Foster D J (S13C-02) Frezzotti M (V23E-04) Fulgham S R (A33H-0362) Flores Hots V E (EP53C-0996, Foster I S (B21E-0465) Friberg P A (S43C-2888, S51E-3176) Fulker D W (IN11E-08) NH41A-1750) Foster J H (G21C-06) Fricker H (C52B-07) Fullea J (T43B-3050) Flores-Lopez F (H43B-1423) Foster J C (SM21B-04) Fried M (C51A-0651) Fullekrug M (AE31A-06) Flores-vidal X (OS11C-08) Foster L (H51E-1528) Friedel M J (IN11B-1619) Fuller C (B23C-0591) Florez M A (S41B-2787) Foster-Martinez M R (EP53D-1007) Friedl L (PA13A-1966, PA33B-2236, Fuller D O (B43A-0543) Florinski V A (SH41C-2550) Fotis A T (B51I-08) PA33C-2243) Fuller E (OS14A-02) Flower V J (A53C-0303) Foucher M S (GP14C-04) Friedl R (GC13F-1251) Fuller-Rowell T J (PA13E-06, SA23C-02, Floyd J S (ED43C-0880) Foufoula-Georgiou E (GC33E-01) Friedman B (A33H-0356) SA33B-02) Floyd J G (B21E-0464) Fougère C R (A31I-0170) Friedman J M (PP41C-2265) Fullhart A T (H43K-1629) Flury J (G43B-1060) Foulger G R (S21D-01) Friedman S A (GP43A-1223) Fulton J M (B51K-08) Flynn A M (H23F-1640) Fournier A (GP23B-1333, NS31B-03) Friedmann J (U51A-02) Fulton P M (T31G-03) Flynn C M (A33A-0196, A51D-0075) Fournier N (V52A-01) Friedrich H (EP53D-1002) Fung K (A11D-0046) Flynn T M (B11F-0528) Fournier S (OS52B-07) Friedrich J (GC21E-1143) Fung S F (PA53A-2273) Foerste C (G41B-1021) Fowell S J (ED23D-0841) Frieling J (PP43C-2336) Funk C C (GC43F-03) Foerster M (SA42A-08, SM51D-2521) Fowler C M (SA53A-2438) Fries A E (B33H-0725) Funnell M (V13C-2868) Foerster V E (PP23A-2311) Fowler H J (H42E-01) Fries K J (H43H-1559) Funsten H O (SH31A-2540) Fogel M L (V33G-02) Fowler K (A53D-0330) Fries S (IN13D-06) Fuoco M J (OS43A-2023) Fogg G E (H24E-05) Fowler K (H51F-1557) Friese A (B21E-0466) Fuqua H (P51B-2144) Fogle A L (P13A-1897) Fowler M D (H54D-07) Frietsch M (S13A-2534, S13A-2537) Furlong K P (T13D-02) Foglia L (H51A-1433) Fox A M (B12C-05) Frisch P C (SH31A-2544) Furtak-Cole E (EP53F-1044) Foglini F (IN31C-1771) Fox J L (P12A-08) Frissell N A (ED21C-0787, SA33A-2435) Furuichi M (T23C-2945) Fogwill C J (C34B-08) Fox K R (A43I-0380) Fritz B (SM51C-2509) Furukawa K (V53C-3091) Fois L (H51H-1607) Fox N J (SH53A-01) Fritz H M (NH51D-07) Furuta E (H21E-1463) Fojtik A C (B41G-0531) Fox P A (IN41D-08, IN43C-1701) Fritz M (B42D-05) Furuya M (G43A-1044) Fojtikova L (S53A-2790) Fox V K (P23B-2174) Fritz-Endres T (PP51D-2355) Furuyama S (S43A-2810) Fok C C (B13A-0562) Fox W (SH21A-2518, SM21A-2443) Froburg E (ED51B-0797) Fuse K (S31B-2736) Fok M H (SM14A-04) Fox-Kemper B (A13L-05) Frolking S E (GC21B-1073) Fuselier S A (SM13D-06) Foley A (A51I-0181) Foxall W (S44A-05) Frossard A A (A43B-0211) Fuss C B (B13F-0708) Foley B J (PP22B-02) Fraass A J (PP31C-2292) Frost D A (DI43A-2655) Futakuchi Y (B23B-0578) Foley N (C43D-05) Fraeman A (P23B-2173) Frost G V (GC43B-1167) Fyke J G (C31C-03) Folkins I A (A43B-0218) Fraile-Nuez E (V43A-3135) Frost G J (A21C-0038) Folkner W M (G51C-05, U22A-08) Fraisse C (GC53B-1282) Fruehauff D (SM51B-2477) Follette-Cook M B (A51D-0091) Frame M T (IN24A-03, IN51D-04) Fruh-Green G (B33I-04, OS23F-04) G Folmer M J (IN31A-1740) Franc J (H41F-1380) Frumhoff P C (PA14A-08) G J B (AE23B-0423) Folsom M (GP43A-1234) Franca M J (EP53F-1040) Fry B (S53C-02) Gaafar M (H13M-1600) Fomin I (DI41B-2626) Francalanci S (EP52B-05) Fry C (NS31A-1942) Gaal R (MR31A-2670) Fondriest M (T43D-3073) France J A (SA53C-06) Fryer P B (OS41B-1948) GABA C O (GC41B-1088) Font Y (T51E-2977) France-Lanord C (T24A-07, T31A-2885) Fryirs K (EP51D-08) Gabor R S (H11H-03) Fontaine F R (S43A-2793, V53A-3066) Franci L (SH12A-07) Fu A (A23G-0313) Gabriel A (S23B-2772) Fontes C (B31G-0544) Francis G L (A13D-0294) Fu D (A13D-0306) Gabriel C J (GC31I-05) Fontes S L (GP51A-1359) Francis J A (A52A-03, NH32A-01) Fu H (SM51B-2473) Gabriel T S (P51A-2117) Forbes B C (GC33A-1214) Francis M R (ED43B-0867) Fu J X (A23O-05) Gabrieli A (V11C-2806) Forbes E S (B13B-0575) Francis N (ED41A-0811) Fu L (H21L-01) Gabrielli C (H33J-1690) Forbes J M (SA21C-02) Francke G (C53B-0712, C53B-0714) Fu P (C13A-0812) Gabrielse C (SM41B-2433) Forbrich I (B11C-0478) Franco E (SA21A-2347) Fu Q (A22A-01) Gacal G B (A43B-0214, ED21A-0772) Ford B (PA44B-07) Franco G (GC31G-1185) Fu R R (P54A-06) Gacesa M (P12A-05)
248 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Gader P (GC53C-1298) Gao R (A12E-01) Gatebe C K (A41A-0016) Gerhard J (H23M-07, H33A-1499) Gadian A (A11O-05) Gao R (T33B-3026) Gatel L (H41A-1269) Gerhart-Barley L (B13F-0713) Gadol H J (B11F-0519) Gao S (GC23F-1299) Gatlin P N (H23F-1621) Gerken T (A12C-04) Gadsby M R (NH43A-1824) Gao S S (T51C-2936) Gatti E (V43B-3155) Gerlach R (H12C-06) Gaebler P J (S31A-2714) Gao S (B13B-0570) Gaubert B (A31E-0083) Gerland S (C33B-0804, C33B-0805, Gaedeke A (GC43E-1205, GC43E-1207) Gao X (A13E-0315) Gaucher E (NS41A-1897) C34A-08) Gaelzer R (SH21D-2561) Gao X (B41E-0492) Gaudio S J (ED21A-0760) Gerlein-Safdi C (B33F-0681) Gaetani G A (V53B-3088) Gao X (SM31A-2447) Gaunt H E (V14A-06) German C R (OS43D-04) Gaeuman D (EP53E-1025) Gao X (SM31A-2476) Gaur N (H41K-05) Germanovich L N (S22B-04) Gaglioti B (B42D-02) Gao Y (DI31A-2602) Gausa M A (H33K-1713) Gero P (A51B-0029) Gagne K (B43C-0614) Gao Y (A51I-0172, B21J-0549, Gautam A K (H23F-1627) Geronimo C (ED41A-0814) Gaillard F (V24A-01, V34C-03) GC21H-1203) Gautam K (PA43A-2164) Gerrard A J (SM23A-2477) Gajardo D I (GC51C-1186) Gao Y (A13K-07) Gautam R (A42C-03) Gershman D J (P33C-2145, SM31C-02) Galewsky J (A11N-0200) Gao Y (EP41C-0927) Gautier S (T43B-3053, T51C-2930) Gershunov A (A51E-0114) Galford G L (GC34D-07, GC53A-1271) Gao Y (PP42B-08) Gauvin St-Denis B (IN13D-03) Gerst K (PA52A-03) Galindo L C (H11A-1286) Gao Z (H21A-1361) Gavillot Y G (T11G-05) Gerten D (GC41G-02) Galindo-torres S (H51C-1484) Gao Z (A23B-0207) Gavrilenko M (V31A-3060) Gertler C G (PP41C-2260) Gall H D (T51A-2880, V53D-3148) Gao Z (SM31A-2481) Gavrilov A (NG31A-1824) Gervais M (A51C-0065) Gallagher D L (SM33C-2521) Garambois P (H21L-07) Gay P (PA52A-01) Gerya T (T52B-01, T53C-05) Gallagher J H (IN23B-1769, IN24A-07, Garapati N (H13G-1482) Gazel E (DI11A-2335) Gesing S (U32A-06) IN34A-04) Garapaty C (ED41A-0766) Gazi M Y (NH43C-1888) Gesret A (S31B-2763, S43B-2828) Gallagher L (ED13A-0929) Garay M J (A41A-0027) Gázquez F (PP21C-2301, PP31D-2315) Getzin B L (GP23C-1351) Gallagher S M (H43J-1596) Garayburu-Caruso V A (H13A-1336) Ge C (A33E-0296, ED31B-0885) Gevaert A (H31I-06) Gallagher S J (PP41E-04) Garayshin V (GC31H-1193) GE J (OS41B-1959) Gevedon M L (V21A-06) Gallaher D W (IN53D-08) Garber J M (DI31B-2639, V51B-05) Ge M (G43C-03) Geyer K (B13D-0635) Gallais F (T41E-2990, T41E-3007) Garcia C N (PP53A-2374) Ge R (B53B-0534) Geyer N M (B21B-0443) Gallant A (H21G-1505) Garcia E M (T13B-2714) Ge X (A51P-03) Geyman B (PP23B-2320) Gallant E (V53C-3115) Garcia M H (EP42A-04) Gea-Izquierdo G (B24A-02) Gfatter C (EP53C-0999) Gallant M (SA13A-2121) Garcia M E (H44B-01, H44F-07) Gebhardt M (B13D-0630) Ghaffari H (S41B-2774) Gallardo-Lacourt B (SA34A-06) Garcia M O (V12A-03) Gebremichael E (G43A-1054) Ghahremaninezhadgharelar R (A23K-0394) Gallen S F (EP32A-04) Garcia R (A31E-0098) Gedalin M (SH21A-2498) Ghajarnia N (H13J-1549) Galli A (P42A-08, SH23A-06) Garcia S (GC43D-1194) Geddes G (SA21A-2354) Ghandehari M (EP43A-0948) Gallien T (NH31A-1905) Garcia T (EP24B-06) Geddes J (A51D-0081) Ghannam K (A11R-04)
Gallo A (B31L-05) Garcia W (ED31B-0884) Gee J S (GP31D-01) Gharari S (H53H-1813) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Gallo E M (H33L-02) Garcia Gallardo A (PP51D-2335) Geernaert G L (H31J-01) Gharib A I (NH54A-03) Galopeau P H (SM51E-2548) Garcia Urquia E L (NH31B-05) Geersen J (T42C-07) Gharib Shirangi M (H24D-05) Galvez M D (H51I-1640) Garcia-Medina G (OS22A-08) Geffen S v (C31C-06) Ghasemian D (H43K-1644) Galvez P (S13E-01) García-Pérez T (S43E-06) Gehring A U (GP22A-08) Ghassemi E O (GP23C-1343) Galvin A B (SH31B-2591) Garcia-Prats A (H54F-05) Gehrmann R A (GP42A-06) Ghazoui Z (T11G-04) Galy V (PP31F-07) Garcia-REYES A (GP43A-1229) Geiger C A (MR42A-03) Ghelichkhan S (DI41B-2627, T13C-2743) Gamage McEvoy J (H43J-1597) Garcia-Reyes J L (S33A-2800) Geimer P R (S43A-2816) Ghent D (B33J-05, GC51D-1189, Gamayunov K V (SH23A-03) Garcia-Sage K (SM41B-2426) Geiss A (A13C-0271) GC51D-1201) Gamazo P A (H33P-06) Gardiner L S (ED11B-0891) Geiss C E (GP51C-1398) Ghent R R (P24A-03) Gambacorta A (IN33D-07) Gardner A S (C44B-02) Geissman J W (GP31B-1298, GP51D-07, Ghezzehei T A (B31L-04) Gambhir T (ED31B-0859) Gardner D (A31A-0010) PA14A-04) Ghil M (A21B-0027) Gamboa D (PA23C-2242) Gardner D A (A33E-0293) Geist E L (T22D-06) Ghimire S (S33D-2859) Gamelin B (A23I-0339) Gardner D (A41H-0156) Geistlinger H W (H13F-1462) Ghiorso M S (V24C-01, V33H-04) Gammon P R (V51A-3027) Gardner J E (V14A-07) Gelaro R (A22B-01) Ghoddousi-Fard R (G43C-08) Gan B (A23H-0324) Gardner J M (C21E-07) Gelb L (EP41D-01) Gholamrezaie E (T41E-3010) Gan F (NS23A-1901) Gardner L C (SA43C-2401) Geldmacher J (T31F-2975) Ghorbanidehno H (IN11C-1638, Gan J (OS54B-02) Gardner W P (H54E-01, T43A-3014) Gelfand I (B53M-07) OS23A-2001) Gan T Y (C33B-0784) Gardonio B (S33A-2797) Gelfenbaum G R (NH34A-04) Ghosh A (S41C-02) Gandois L (B43C-0609) Gareev B I (PP51D-2345) Gelfond C E (B31J-08) Ghosh A (DI31A-2619) Ganesan G (H53B-1696) Garfin G M (A13I-0397, PA34A-04) Geli H M (H21D-1436, H54D-02) Ghosh B (A14A-08) Ganeshan M (C41A-0650) Garipov T T (MR44A-08) Gelinas L J (SA33A-2427) Ghosh D B (MR31A-2661) Gangodagamage C (H31B-1359) Garlick-Ott K (EP53C-0962) Gelinas Y (B13C-0603) Ghosh T (DI23B-2610) Gangrade S (NH54A-08) Garnaud C (C51B-0664) Gellert R (P21D-05) Ghosh T (GC23D-1261) Ganguli G (SM41A-2422) Garneau M (B21I-0533) Gellis B S (PA51A-2255) Ghouse N (S51E-3175) Ganguly S (IN14A-07) Garnello A (B43C-0631) Gemery L (PP13A-2059) Giacalone J (SH32A-05) Gani N D (EP11B-1004) Garnett Marques Brum C (SA31A-2385) Genest M (H33I-1675) Giachetti T (V43E-3194) Gannon C (PA23B-2229) Garnier P (P13A-1917) Genet H (GC31H-1206) Giagkiozis S (SH21A-2515) Gannon J L (GP31C-1322) Garofalo L (A41J-04) Geng B (OS51C-2062) Giambelluca T W (B31G-0560) Gannon J P (H53F-1764) Garrard R M (H21C-1408) Geng J (G43C-07) Giang A (A11L-0165) Gans K D (H31A-1339) Garreaud R D (A13E-0330) Geng X (H23E-1588) Giangrande S E (A11H-0112) Gans P B (T11E-02) Garren M (OS11A-1765) Genova A (DI41A-2604) Giannakis D (A33N-05) Ganse U (SM12A-06) Garrett A (B51D-0440) Génova P P (H53A-1660) Giannetta M (B43D-04) Ganti V (EP12A-01) Garrett H (PP51A-2278) Gentemann C L (OS43C-01) Giannini A (GC14B-04) Ganushkina N Y (SM51B-2484) Garrido A (V11B-2784) Gentle J N (IN13C-1674) Gianotti D (H24C-03) Ganzawa Y (T43D-3085) Garrison J L (A41H-0166, GC41A-1064) Gentry D (A21L-05) Gibbs A (EP13C-1045) Gao B (T54B-08) Garth T (T31E-2971) Genzano N (NH51C-1978) Gibbs M (PA24A-07, SH21F-02) Gao B (H13K-1572) Gartman A (B51A-0382) Geogdzhayev I V (A23D-0250) Gibson C (B53G-0584) Gao C (NS31B-02) Gartner J D (EP51B-0903) Georgakakos A P (GC44A-05) Gibson J C (OS12C-08) Gao C Y (A33H-0339) Garuma G F (B33H-0707) George C (EP21B-0885) Gibson S E (SH11A-2220) Gao C (NG33A-1856) Garza Giron R (T14C-05) George C (A31L-01) Gica E (NH43A-1819) GAO G (OS23A-2010) Garzione C N (PP41B-2244) George D L (NH43A-1822) Giddens J (H31E-1442) Gao G (H33G-1635) Gasc J (MR41A-2671, MR41E-06, T12B-08) George D A (EP14A-08) Giebner T (P43C-2130) Gao H (T51D-2957) Gascoin S (C13F-01) George J (H23B-1546) Gierzynski A (GC41C-1102) Gao H (GC31B-1120) Gasda P J (P21D-04) George M (A24A-04) Giesbrecht I (B13C-0598) Gao J (GC13J-07) Gase A (V14A-08) Georgen J E (T13B-2707) Giese J (T51C-2931) Gao J (OS51C-2082) Gasore J (B13B-0567) Georgiou K (B22B-03) Giesige C (GC51E-1217) Gao J (GC31H-1205) Gaspard J (B21D-0459) Gerard J M (P13A-1911) Giesy D (T31F-2981) Gao K (S11A-2435) Gasparini B (GC31I-02) Gerber E P (A11U-01) Giglio D (A33D-0257) Gao L (V13C-2869) Gasparini N M (EP43A-0932) Gerber F (GC43B-1154) Giglio L (A32A-02, GC51E-1227) Gao L (GC42B-04) Gassmann M (OS11A-1769) Gerber J S (GC13D-1228) Giguere A (S21A-2689) Gao M (H53C-1728) Gassmoeller R (T22D-04) Gerenday S P (V33D-3147) Gil A (ED31B-0865) Gao M (A24A-08) Gasso S (A51J-0218) Geressu R T (H52F-07) Gil Y (IN13C-1667, IN42A-02, IN43A-1679) Gao M (NH11B-1723) Gasteiger J (A14C-01) Gergel D R (C22B-03) Gilani H (B44C-08) Gao P (P53B-2201) Gaston C (A13M-05) Gergely M (A23A-0177) Gilbert A (B23H-04, V33G-05)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 249 Gilbert A J (V33B-3119) Gochis D J (H43H-1563) Gonzales K R (A51C-0059) Graboski A J (GC23A-1229) Gilbert J M (GC13E-1246) Gocke M I (B23I-08) Gonzales P (H51A-1409) Grabowski W (A31M-02, A52C-04) Gilbert L A (ED11F-03, ED34A-06) Godad S P (PP21C-2298) Gonzalez A O (A33D-0240) Grace K (GC52C-04) Gilchrist J J (S23E-04) Godbole N H (NG13A-1685) Gonzalez C M (V33C-3139) Grace M (NS23A-1931) Gilchrist M (PP21A-2270) Goddard L M (U31A-06) Gonzalez J M (B21A-0431) Graeter K (C41E-0719) Gilder S A (GP31C-1311) Godeau N (PP11B-2016) González J J (SH14B-07) Gragg E (S51B-2781) Giles B L (SM21A-2442) Goderniaux P (H13I-1521) González L X (SH11C-2265) Graham A C (T41B-2903) Giles S M (H33K-1719) Godfrey K E (S41A-2750) Gonzalez P (GC13I-08) Graham B (V33E-3159) Giletycz S J (T14A-05) Godinez H C (SA21A-2349, SM11C-2164) González R (SH13B-2293) Graham C B (C51C-0665) Gilfoy F G (MR21A-2624) Godoladze T (S53A-2828) Gonzalez T (GC51C-1174) Graham D W (T51C-2918) Gilio M (T51I-05) Godos Valencia D (SH31B-2597) Gonzalez Abad G (A41A-0014) Graham E (U52A-01) Giljum A T (A11M-0184) Godsey S (H23I-1694) González Martínez T M (H43J-1604) Graham E (B31H-0568) Gill A L (B44D-06) Goebel M (NS32A-02) Gonzalez Rodriguez S M (EP21E-07) Graham N (H32C-08) Gill D (S23C-2786) Goebel T (H43J-1593) Gonzalez-Aleman J (A43H-0359, A51I-0184) Graham R M (C34A-05) Gill E (PP43D-06) Goeckede M (B42D-08) González-Dávila M (OS43B-2033) Graham S E (G51A-1088) Gill J B (V11E-03) Goehring N (B51D-0428) Gonzalez-Esparza A (SH11C-2278) Graizer V (S42B-02) Gill K M (IN11A-1615) Goelzer H (C31C-05) González-García D (MR51A-2688) Grall C (GC23D-1256) Gill T E (A41N-02) Goes L M (A14F-02) Gonzalez-Nicolas A (H41B-1306) Grams P E (EP42A-02) Gillespie J (H24E-06) Goes S D (DI23B-2617, DI31B-2635, Good S P (H33E-1590) Granados-Muñoz M (A11M-0179) Gillies R G (SM23A-2468) DI41B-2637) Goodale C L (B31F-0538) Granat R (NG13A-1697) Gillis K M (PP23C-2339) Goetz S J (B34A-01, B52C-01) Goodall J L (H43P-04) Grandin M (SA31B-2390, SM43B-2498) Gillmann C (P44B-01, P53B-2188) Goetz-Weiss L R (C21A-0667) Goode J R (EP34B-05) Grandy S (B32E-01) Gillson D L (ED31B-0892) Goff J R (NH41A-1772) Goodkin N (OS13E-08, PP52A-05) Granger J (H31H-07) Gilman J (IN41C-1667) Goff J (EP24B-01) Goodman J C (P31A-2080) Granger S L (PA11B-1958) Gilson G (A11G-0090) Gogoladze Z (NH11A-1711) Goodman M L (SH31B-2562) Granier C (A31B-0027) Gimbert F (C21D-02, S53C-07) Gogus O (T51A-2887, T54A-08) Goodrich D C (H34C-03, PA11D-02) Grannan A M (GP12A-05) Ginn T R (H43N-08) Goharian E (H54B-07) Goodrich K (SH22A-04, SM31C-05) Granot R (C53C-0722, C53C-0723) Giometto M G (A21I-03) Gokdemir C (H43D-1474) Goodwell A E (NG32A-06) Granshaw F D (PA43A-2159) Giorgetti C (MR41A-2689) Gokturk H (GC23C-1250) Goodwillie A M (ED11B-0900, Granskog M A (C22A-01) Giorgioni M (B13D-0608) Golbraikh E (OS23C-2067) ED21A-0771) Grant G (IN13B-1655) Giorio C (A32C-03, A33E-0289, C13A-0810) Gold D (H41A-1275) Gooseff M N (C41C-0676, H23I-1688, Grant G (NH23C-1878) Giraldo F (A34A-01) Gold M (U31A-05) H43D-1486) Grant J A (P21C-2129) Girard G (V33E-3166) Gold P O (T33D-01) Gootman K S (H51L-08) Grant K E (B41D-0460)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Girard J (MR23A-2669) Gold R D (T32B-01) Gopalan A (A23D-0262, IN41A-1658) Grant K D (IN31A-1733, IN31A-1755) Girard-Ardhuin F (C34A-04, C42B-07) Goldberg D L (A21C-0046) Gopalswamy N (SH32A-06) Grau Galofre A (C33A-0759, P21C-2127) Girazian Z (P13A-1926) Goldberg D (S23A-2765) Gorby M (SH51C-2599) Grava C (P53A-2176) Girguis P R (V34A-06) Goldberg M (IN33D-01) Gorce J S (V24A-05) Graven H D (B54C-03, GC24C-03) Giri C P (B53E-0559) Goldblatt C (PP31A-2255) Gordley L L (A51D-0092) Graves S J (IN11E-01, IN23C-1786) Girod L (C44B-06) Goldblatt R (IN51B-1853) Gordon I (A41F-0107) Graw J H (S43B-2854) Girona T (V43A-3137) Golden H E (H42G-01) Gordon M (A23B-0192) Graw M F (B22D-03) Girotto M (H33H-1644) Golden K M (C33E-03) Gordon R G (GP31D-05, GP43C-1258, Grawe M (NH51A-1922) Gisler A (H51H-1619) Goldfinger C (T41B-2913) GP43C-1259) Gray A B (H42A-01) Gisler G R (NH13A-1761) Goldhagen G (S53A-2836) Gordon S (IN23C-1785) Gray E (A21L-04) Giudici D (GC53C-1296) Goldman A (H43D-1484) Gore J (EP53D-1016) Gray G M (GC31F-1172) Giuliani M (H44F-03) Goldman G T (PA12B-09, PA43B-2190) Gorelick S (GC33E-07) Gray H J (EP13B-1038) Giulicchi L (G21A-0980) Goldman M (S53A-2820) Goren L (T24A-03) Gray J M (B43B-0599) Giunta T (V12B-06) Goldsby D L (MR34A-05) Gorgun E (T13A-2668) Gray L J (SA54A-01) Gjerloev J W (SA52A-01, SM54A-02) Goldsmith Y (A21N-02) Gorguner M (H33C-1556) Gray S G (H33Q-02) Gkioulidou M (SM14A-02, SM43C-07, Goldspiel J M (P21C-2114) Gori A (H33M-07) Gray T M (H21B-1388) SM43E-04) Goldstein A H (A41M-01) Gori M (S22B-03) Graziano T M (H42B-06) Glade R (EP32A-02) Goldstein E B (EP11A-0959) Goring S J (B11D-0495, IN23F-02) Greaney A T (V13B-2833) Gladstone R (U22A-01) Goldstein H L (A21E-0106) Gorski G (H33F-1607) Greb K (SH31B-2545) Glas R L (NS43C-1937) Goldstein S L (PP34B-05) Górszczyk A (S31D-08) Grebenets V I (GC23A-1231) Glasauer S (B13C-0596) Goliber S A (C13C-0856) Gose B (T31D-2947) Grebowsky J M (P13A-1931) Glaser S D (IN23D-1790, P51A-2115) Golkowski M (SM34B-01) Goss H (ED13A-0930) Grecni Z N (GC34D-06) Glaser S (G41B-1015) Golla T (SH21A-2512) Gossage S S (NG33A-1843) Grecu M (H14C-07) Glasgow M E (V33E-3172) Golly A (EP54B-03) Goswami A (T13A-2682) Greeley A (C11A-0755) Glasscoe M T (G51A-1086, PA32A-07) Golodoniuc P (IN43B-1696) Goswami B B (A41G-0136) Green B (A31H-0140) Glassley W E (V31B-3104) Golos E M (S14A-03) Goswami S (G13A-1081) Green B (A53F-0364) Glassmeier F (A11J-0147, AE21A-06) Golovko L (NS24A-08) Gothmann A (V51A-3060) Green C T (H23D-1582) Glatzmaier G (P24B-08) Golpayegani N (IN13A-1646) Goto D (A33C-0228, B33C-0606) Green D S (H13Q-05) Glaubius J (GC31A-1105) Goltz J D (NH21C-01) Goto H (T14A-01) Green H (OS11A-1772) Glaubke R (PP21A-2271) Golub L (SH31C-08) Goto H (T51B-2911) Green J (H31I-03) Glauner C L (H53C-1718) Gombert B (T13A-2671) Goto K T (V13E-2895) Green K (PA33C-2245) Glaves H (IN23F-08, IN33C-07, IN44A-02) Gomes M L (B21E-0467) Gotsch S G (B34C-02) Green R G (GC52A-07, S21D-04) Glazner A F (V44A-07) Gomez C (DI51A-2658, H43Q-01) Gottschalk I (NS41B-1913) Green S A (ED13B-0939) Gleason C J (H21L-06) Gomez F A (GC11D-1178) Gottschalk K (OS13A-1797) Green S B (A43E-0282) Gleckler P J (A13L-02) Gomez F G (NH11B-1725) Gou X (GC14A-07) Green T R (H43M-01) Gledhill T (GP31B-1300) Gomez N A (C22C-05) Goudge T A (EP41B-0909) Greenberg A H (NH13A-1746) Glein C R (P32A-03) Gomez S K (T31C-2913) Gough C M (B53I-0617) Greenberg E (MR21B-2638) Gleixner G (B23H-01) Gomez Jacobo M L (GC11B-1130) Gough R V (P23A-2150) Greenberg J A (B34A-08) Glenn I B (A53A-0256) Gomez Martin J (SA51A-2410) Gould J (PP31D-2308) Greenberger R N (P33D-2185) Glennie C L (NH41B-1776, T32B-04) Gomez-Casanovas N (GC13D-1224) Goulden M (GC32C-05) Greene G (T31G-07) Glennie E (A43D-0260) Gómez-Romeu J (T21A-2798) Goulden T (B54B-05) Greene H G (OS12B-08) Glennon K (B13B-0572) Gomez-Velez J D (H51L-01) Gourbet L (EP53B-0938) Greene J A (T51G-3016) Glesener G B (ED11D-0918) Goncharenko L P (SA21C-06, SA33A-2434, Gourdji S (GC53F-06) Greene V (ED41A-0775) Glesener L (SH13A-2282) SA53B-2452) Gourlan A T (PP41B-2241) Greenhagen B T (P53A-2171) Glickson D (OS34A-01) Goncharov A F (MR24A-06) Gourley J J (H33E-1586, PA23B-2228) Greenwald R A (SA44A-07) Gloeckler G (SH21B-2522, SH41C-2551) Gong J (T31C-2905) Gourmelen N (C11A-0742) Greenwood S L (C41B-0656, C51F-06) Glose T J (H24A-07) Gong J (EP21A-0854) Goussi J F (GP43A-1224) Greer G (H33B-1536) Glotch T D (P53A-2170) Gong P (B53E-0562) Gouveia T A (G31B-1071) Greer K (SA43C-2405) Glover K C (PP51F-03) Gong P (A13B-0264) Gouweleeuw B (G12A-01) Greff-Lefftz M (DI51B-2671) Glueder A (PP13A-2039) Gong W (A23K-0385) Govers G (EP22B-06, EP41D-07) Gregg C E (NH41A-1752) Gnanadesikan A (C21C-0712) Gong Y (MR44A-06) Govers R M (G31C-04) Gregory D D (B33A-0582) Go S (A32A-06) Gong Z (DI13A-2348) Gowda P H (B41B-0422, H12B-05) Gregory E P (T13B-2712) Goad C (B11F-0520) Gongora J A (C23B-0744) Gower D (H33E-1581) Gregory R T (V13E-2898) Gob F (EP31B-0933) Gonneea M E (B11G-04) Goyal A (IN43C-1706) Greguska F R (IN31D-1791) Gober P (H33Q-01, H34F-01) Gonzales H B (H51G-1574) Goyer C (B21N-04, B23E-0625) Gressent A (A23P-02)
250 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Grey J A (PP51C-2321) Gualtieri C (EP51B-0916) Guo Y (A34E-05) Hagen S C (GC23F-1289) Grieman M M (C13B-0828) Gualtieri L (NH34B-07) Guo Z (S41A-2744, T11B-2623, T41E-2971, Hagen S C (GC43A-1141) Grieshop A P (A33H-0351) Guan B (A43G-0319) T51H-04) Hagerty S B (B24D-05) Griessinger J (GC12C-06) Guan C (EP21A-0847) Guo Z (A33J-0411) Haggerty C C (SH41A-2527) Griffin C G (B43G-07) Guan K (GC51F-08) Guo Z (H32A-06) Haggerty D K (P33C-2165) Griffin K L (B51L-08) Guan M (H21A-1371) Guo Z (A43B-0201) Haghighi E (H21D-1442) Griffin R (H31G-1490) Guan Z (S41A-2726) Guoce X (B51H-0501) Haghnegahdar A (H34B-08) Griffin-Nolan R J (GC53D-1328) Guardincerri E (S51B-2770) Gupta A K (A52C-02) Haghnegahdar M A (B21H-0526) Griffith D (B33E-0655) Gudadze N (SA33A-2430) Gupta M (H54D-06) Hagos S M (A51C-0046) Griffith W A (S33C-2848) Gudmundsdottir E (V11A-2755) Gupta M (A31B-0025) Hahm D (OS51A-2035) Griffiths J (G41A-0997) Gudmundsson M T (V44A-03) Gupta S (P21C-2131) Hahm W (EP41F-07) Griffiths M L (PP22A-07) Guennou C (SH11C-2236) Gupta S S (ED43F-05) Hahm Y (PA33A-2225) Griffiths N (B53G-0600) Güereque M (ED11A-0884) Gupta S (A41D-0068) Hahn M (P51B-2134) Griffiths Z G (B33B-0589) Guerra J A (SH11C-2234) Gurcan T (GC51D-1197) Hahn M (SH31B-2582) Grigorenko E (P13A-1893) Guerra M A (OS23B-2034) Gürer D (T51A-2879) Haiblen A M (C33A-0758) Grigorova V B (V31B-3106) Guerrero E (DI43B-03) Gurer M (ED41A-0765) Haiducek J D (SM51B-2482) Grigsby S (C11A-0762) Guerrero J M (DI41A-2599) Gurman J B (SH34A-01) Haine D B (ED33B-0901, U21A-05) Grijalva A N (T51C-2937) Guerrero Q (EP21E-04) Gurnett D A (SH31D-03) Haines S S (OS54A-04) Grilli S T (NH32B-03, NH43B-1846, Guertin L A (ED21A-0764, PA31C-2211) Gurney K R (A13J-03, GC23K-06) Hair J W (A24D-02) NH43B-1863) Guest B (EP11C-04, T53D-08) Gurung S (C11C-0799) Hairston M R (SA31A-2380, SM51D-2514) Grilliot M J (EP21A-0861) Guest T (OS32A-05) Gurung T R (C11C-0785) Hajarolasvadi S (S21B-2734) Grima A (DI31B-2636) Gueting N (H31D-1402) Guryan G (ED31B-0864) Hajiani P (NS31A-1938) Grima C (C53A-0701) Guevara M (NH33A-1916) Gusman A R (NH43B-1839) Hajimirza S (V13G-05) Grimaldi S (H43O-03) Guevara V (V51B-07) Gustafson C (GP51A-1371) Hajny K D (A21C-0063) Grimaud J (GC23D-1259) Guffey S K (ED23A-0809) Guswa A J (H54B-01) Hajra R (P43A-2088) Grimes D J (OS21C-06) Guha A (A51K-0230) Guta H E (NH43C-1881) Hakkenberg C (B52A-07) Grimm A M (U31A-02) Guignard J (P23A-2155) Gutiérrez F J (V41E-08, V53D-3152) Hakso A W (S31B-2757) Grimm N B (H23I-1697) Guignot N (MR23B-04) Gutierrez S (P23C-2183) Hakuba M Z (GC34B-05) Grimoldi E (C53C-0750) Guihéneuf N (H12A-02) Gutiérrez del Arroyo O (B41E-0493) Halberstadt A W (C34B-02, C53C-0730) Grindrod P M (P23E-03) Guild L S (A51B-0026) Gutierrez-Jurado H A (H51G-1565) Hale J M (SM51E-2557) Grinspoon D H (U11A-04) Guild M R (V24A-08) Gutierrez-Jurado K Y (H53F-1777) Hale R P (GC22B-06) Grise K M (A13C-0267) Guild T B (SM41A-2420) Gutknecht J (B12B-05) Halekas J S (P13A-1905, SM34A-01) Grison B (SM11B-2141) Guilhem A (S53A-2818) Gutlein A (B11H-04) Halem M (IN11E-07)
Grison H (GP51C-1390) Guilinger J J (H23B-1540) Gutmann E D (A11O-03, C43C-01) Hales T C (EP33D-1034) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Grissom K (A42E-01) Guillas S (NH43B-1860) Gutowski W J (A53J-01) Halfacre J W (C13A-0803) Griswold F R (NH43A-1815) Guillaume A (A51A-0003) Gutscher M (T51A-2890) Halford A J (PA53B-07, SM31B-2485) Gritsevich M (ED21C-0794, P11C-1868, Guillaume J H (H34E-07) Gutzler D S (GC11E-04) Halford K J (H24A-06) P43B-2104, P43B-2106) Guillermic M (PP43C-2343) Guzewich S (P24C-04) Halkides D J (OS43A-2004) Gritzo L (NH12B-04) Guillevic P C (B33J-01) Guzina B B (H53L-02) Hall A (A13D-0300) Grodent D C (P33C-2147) Guillod B P (H21G-1496) Guzman Cervantes F (G43B-1062) Hall C R (PA41C-2145) Groenen D (A54D-02) Guillot R E (PA54A-02) Gvirtzman Z (DI43B-01) Hall C M (PP11C-2034) Groff F (A53L-07) Guilyardi E (A41L-05, A52D-02, U31A-01) Gwenzi D (B42C-02) Hall D M (A31A-0005) Grogan D S (H13L-1586) Guimond J A (B13A-0548) Gwizd S (PP51D-2337) Hall D (A21C-0047) Grogan D (A33G-0325) Guio P (SM51E-2536) Gwon S (T21D-2861) Hall D K (C33B-0780) Groisman P Y (GC32A-02) Gul C (C12A-02) Gyakum J R (A13E-0332) Hall E (A13G-0383) Grombacher D (H43L-02) Gulbin S (GC21B-1079) Gyalay S (P53A-2175) Hall J L (A14E-04) Gromig R (PP13B-2074, PP13B-2081) Guler H (NH43A-1816) Gylling B (H51C-1479) Hall J (NG41A-1718) Gronoff G (A31G-0128, SA41B-2374) Gulev S (GC34B-06) Hall K (S33A-2811) Grooms I (A32E-08) Gulick S P (P31E-05) Hall M (PA41C-2151, PP41C-2271) Grose C J (DI11A-2331) Gulick V C (EP41B-0908) H Hall S J (B21N-02) Gross A (B51H-0497) Gulley J D (H23E-1586) Ha C D (NH11A-1705) Hall T (C53C-0725) Gross C D (B21I-0532) Gulvin C J (H51G-1568) Ha H (EP33A-0966) Hallam K A (G41A-1011) Gross M (IN21C-1742) Gunda T (ED33A-0898, H43B-1415) Ha K (A43D-0244) Hallema D W (H42A-07) Gross N A (SA41A-2365, SM11C-2162) Gundersen L C (PA12B-05) HA S (H31C-1379) Haller M B (OS31D-2070) Gross R S (G41B-1033) Gunell H (P43A-2089) Haaland S (SA23B-2401) Hallet B (EP24A-08) Gross S (A24D-05, A31G-0130, A31G-0134) Gunn A L (PP31B-2271) Haas A (IN31D-1781) Hallett B W (PA51B-2267) Grosse G (B42D-01, C42B-08) Gunnoe T (IN21C-1749) Haas J (GC51C-1162) Halling M (EP11B-0997) Grossi C (B13B-0569) Gunsch M (A23K-0392) Haas J C (ED43C-0873, H53C-1724) Hallis L j (DI13B-01) Grossmann K (B51B-0398) Gunson M R (A41F-0119) Haas K A (GC51C-1184, OS23B-2018) Hallmark A (B11B-0459) Groth A (A22C-08) Günther F (GC33G-05) Haas T d (EP23D-08, EP24B-04, EP43D-01) Hallnan R (H41B-1328) Grothe A (B53C-0540) Guo B (S43B-2841) Haase J S (A23C-0242, NH43D-06) Halpaap F J (S41B-2778) Grothe P R (A42E-03) Guo B B (H33G-1629) Habarulema J (U43A-07) Halper E (GC12B-08) Grotheer E (IN31B-1761) Guo B (H51B-1462) Haberlandt U (H13J-1557) Halpern D (A13D-0292) Grotjahn R (A13E-0321, NH32A-05) Guo D (SA43C-2408) Haberle C W (P31E-01) Halpern J B (ED21A-0767, ED51B-0793) Grotzinger J P (B24B-07, P21D-01) Guo F (SH51G-02) Habermann T (IN23A-1755, IN23C-1780, Halstead T M (PP43B-2328) Grove J (AE33A-0418) Guo H (H24A-05) IN43D-01) Haltigin T (P33D-2190) Grove M J (V23B-2975) Guo H (S33A-2801) Haberzettl T (GP23A-1326) Halubok M (B51B-0392) Grove T L (V24B-04) Guo H (NH53A-1990) Habib E H (ED43E-0891, ED52A-04) Halverson G H (H54D-01) Grubbs G A (SM41E-02) Guo J (B53B-0532) Habibi H (H41B-1311) Ham J M (H33E-1592) Gruber D (ED21C-0785, PA53A-2271) Guo J (SH52A-02, SH52A-05) Hachinger S (IN21B-1735) Ham J (PP31D-2321) Grubert E (H31J-05) Guo L (OS51C-2087) Hacker B R (V21A-07) Ham S (A33F-0310) Gruesbeck J (P13A-1885) Guo L (H13E-1414) Hackney C R (EP51A-0865, EP54B-06) Hamada Y (T51B-2900) Grunow A (IN51A-1823) Guo L (NS23A-1919) Hada-Muranushi Y (SH11C-2239) Hamahashi M (T23A-2880) Grunsfeld J M (P13C-03) Guo L (SH42B-06) Haddad J R (V33B-3123) Hamamoto K (GC53A-1255, PA23B-2230) Gruszczynska M (G11B-1077) Guo P (T12A-02) Haddon E K (EP13B-1030) Hamburg S (H33N-03, PA14A-01) Gryger K J (G33A-1081) Guo R (GP41A-02) Hadfield R (T51C-2927) Hamed A M (EP53D-1003) Gu B (B31J-06) Guo R (SM23B-2488) Hadgu T (H51C-1489) Hamidi A (NH51B-1944) Gu C (S31B-2742) Guo S (B41F-0505) Hadid L (SH51B-2582) Hamiel Y (G51A-1060) Gu G (A33M-07) Guo T (H13B-1354) Hady A A (SH41B-2539) Hamill D D (B43A-0572) Gu H (GC21C-1116) Guo W (IN31A-1747) Haedke H (B13C-0589) Hamilton B T (B23B-0570) Gu J (A11H-0107) Guo W (PP31C-2303) Haer T (NH21B-03) Hamilton B (P11A-1845) Gu L (B53I-0628) Guo W (GC11D-1160) Hafen K (H53E-1745) Hamilton D C (SM51E-2555) Gu X (EP41F-06) Guo X (SH31A-2543) Haffener J (S31B-2750) Hamilton R (SH21A-2519) Gu Y J (A33G-0327, T11B-2616) Guo X (H33A-1528) Haffner D P (A13D-0307) Hamilton T L (B43F-04, B44B-08) Gu Y (B21F-0482) Guo X (A14B-04) Haflidason H (EP31B-0956) Hamlet A F (PA43B-2198) Guadagnini A (H52B-08) Guo Y (SA32A-05) Hafner K (S11D-2486) Hamlin Q F (H13D-1408) Gualandi A (G41C-08, G51B-1094) Guo Y (B51D-0436) Hagedorn B (B11C-0466) Hamlington B (G24A-02) Gualda G A (V33B-3121) Guo Y (A11Q-01) Hagemann M (H53A-1664) Hamlington P (IN31F-05)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 251 Hamm T (C33A-0756) Hao Y (SM11D-02) Harrison M (V12B-01) Haupt R J (PA53B-02) Hamman J (GC41H-08) Hao Y (SM13B-2201) Harrison S R (OS23B-2037) Hauri E H (DI33A-02) Hammersley L C (ED51F-0838) Hao Y (H54C-07) Harrison S (GC52B-03) Hausfather Z (GC53H-07) Hammond G E (T23C-2944) Hao Y (SH21A-2508) Harrison T N (EP41B-0907) Hausman J (IN51C-1866) Hammond J C (C51D-0683) Hao Z (H23L-05) Harrop B E (A53F-0368) Hausmann R B (T41B-2912) Hammond N P (P31A-2089) Hao Z (H21J-03) Harry D L (T44A-05) Hausner M B (B43A-0562) Hammond W C (G51B-1112) Hapke C J (EP13D-02) Hart J K (C33A-0765) Haustein K (A33B-0225, GC13A-1193, Hamon F P (H41F-1384) Haproff P J (T23B-2920) Hart R J (H13A-1347) GC24D-03) Hamouda A (OS41C-1980) Haq S (B31C-0491) Harter B (IN21C-1753) Hauswirth S (H41E-1367) Hampel A (MR51D-02) Haqq-Misra J D (PP23C-2335) Hartin C (OS43B-2050) Hautmann S (V12A-05) Hamshaw S D (H23B-1545, NH11B-1733) Haque D (G51B-1090) Hartinger M (SA23B-2398) Havazli E (G23A-1030) Han C (PP21A-2260) Haque M (H43I-1579) Hartkorn O A (P53B-2186) Havemann S (A11P-02) Han D (GC31J-06) Hara M (A13A-0210) Hartley D (SM34B-07) Havens S (C51C-0671) Han G (B23G-03) Hara T (P13A-1889) Hartman K (EP11A-0971) Haw M A (SH21E-2579) Han H (PP51B-2302) Harada M (B33A-0579) Hartman K (ED13B-0932) Hawbaker T J (GC51E-1218) Han H (C13D-0873, C33B-0813) Harada T (OS41C-1976) Hartmann A J (H12A-01, H23H-1677) Hawemann F (T21D-2860) Han H (A23C-0238) Harada Y (P13A-1881) Hartmann D L (A13C-0276) Hawkings J (B41C-0437) Han J (A43G-0317) Haraguchi M (NH23B-1870) Hartnett H E (B22C-08) Hawkins J (SA43A-2387) Han J (V33E-3181) Haraguchi T (NH41A-1769) Hartstra I (S13B-2572) Hawkins L R (B21B-0441) Han J (A51D-0089) Haran T M (C11B-0771) Hartvich F (T21D-2849) Hawkins T T (V43E-3186) HAN K (H33F-1618) Harbeitner R (B13G-0724) Hartzell P J (EP24C-05) Hawley R L (C13C-0851, EP51B-0913) Han L (T21B-2813) Harbert S (EP43A-0938) Hartzell S R (B11B-0435) Hawley W B (T31F-2986) HAN M (S53A-2842) Harbert W (S44A-06) Haruki W (H13J-1556) Hawsey J R (OS43A-1997) Han P (S23E-03) Harbitz C B (NH43A-1821) Harvey B J (A12D-01, A43G-0308) Hawthorne J C (G33A-1074, MR31B-01) Han P (EP13A-1019) Harbord C W (MR32A-01, S21B-2696, Harvey B J (B51J-02) Hawthorne Allen A M (ED51C-0807) Han Q (GP51A-1353) T21D-2843) Harvey J E (GC51E-1226) Haxel J H (P31A-2081) Han S (A53E-0341) Hardebeck J (T43E-3092) Harvey J E (EP11B-1001) Hay C (PP53E-01) Han S (T21D-2875) Hardee T (EP53D-1001) Harvey J W (H42C-03) Hay H (P31A-2078) Han S (B51G-0484) Harden J W (B21I-0538) Harvey O R (B21A-0436, B53C-0547) Hay L (GC12B-02, H23H-1678) Han S (G14A-07) Harden L (ED23F-03) Harvey P (B53K-01) Hay M (C53A-0698) Han S (A21D-0094) Hardesty J O (A51G-0138) Harvey R M (A51K-0241) Hayakawa M (GP51B-1382) Han S (T22C-03, T41G-02) Hardgrove C J (P11B-1858) Harvey R W (H23M-05) Hayakawa Y S (EP23A-0941) Han S (S23A-2740) Hardiman B S (B53I-0624) Harvey V (SA51A-2405) Hayashi K (SH13C-2315)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Han W (IN41C-1674) Harding B J (SA13A-2095) Hasan E (GC41B-1099) Hayashi K (NH11A-1715) Han W (OS23D-01) Harding J (T32A-01) Hasan M (GC23G-1306, PA21B-2210) Hayashi M (SM31A-2440) Han W (T43A-3023) Hardman M (H31G-1483) Hasan M (A11H-0110) Hayatbini N (H51F-1544) Han X (H14F-05) Hardy R J (EP33C-0991, EP33C-0995, Hasebe N (T42A-07) Hayden A (EP43D-07) Han X (T51D-2953) EP53F-1041) Hasegawa H (SM13D-08) Hayden K L (A21C-0051) Han X (H21G-1503) Hardy R A (G13B-1103) Haseloff M (C32A-03) Hayden L B (ED31A-0848) Han X (H33H-1659) Hare H S (ED43B-0859) Hasenfratz A P (PP34B-04) Hayes A G (P33F-06) Han Y (H14F-04) Harfmann J (EP23B-0972) Hasenkopf C A (PA43A-2162) Hayes C T (PP13D-04) Han Y (A51I-0192) Hargitai H I (ED24A-07, P13B-1941) Hasenmueller E A (H53F-1771) Hayes D J (GC23K-04) Han Z (T51D-2963) Hargreaves J (A41K-08) Hashemi H (H23F-1617) Hayes J M (V33G-04) Hanan E J (B21B-0448) Hargrove W W (B42C-04) Hashemi M (GC54B-03) Hayes J L (EP43C-0987) Hanan N P (GC13D-1225) Harigane Y (V13C-2872) Hashim L (MR41E-04) Hayes M (GC23C-1253) Hancock G R (EP33C-1005, EP43A-0944, Hariharan A (T51C-2923) Hashima A (T13A-2687) Hayes P L (A22F-07) EP43A-0947) Haritashya U K (C11C-0788) Hashimoto A (B31E-0520) Hayes S M (B53K-07) Hancock G S (EP53C-0977) Harkness J (PA21B-2203) Hashimoto H (GC11B-1137) Hayhoe K (A13I-0396, H14E-06) Hancock S (B31E-0524) Harlander J (SA13A-2094) Hashimoto K K (SA31A-2381) Hayman N W (MR44A-03) Hand J L (A33G-0329) Harlov D E (V33F-3182) Hashimoto M (A23A-0181) Haynes J (A31C-0048, A51A-0011) Handler A M (B31C-0480) Harlow J (P33D-2178) Hashimoto M (G22A-02) Haynes K (B54C-06) Haneberg W C (NH34B-06) Harlow R (A53I-06) Hashimoto Y (T21E-06) Haynes M (P51C-2150) Hanebuth T J (OS32A-01) Harman C J (H14D-03) Hashino T (A11G-0099) Hays D B (B54D-08) Haney M M (T11D-2645) Harmand M (MR11A-2374) Hasibuan R F (V33E-3175) Hayward C (S51A-2741) Hang Y A (GC31D-1141) Harmon L (V41E-04) Haşimoğlu B Y (EP11A-0988) Haywood A (PP31C-2294, PP31C-2300, Hanley K (P13A-1909) Harmon M E (B11J-01) Haskins J (A42A-02) PP33A-2343) Hanna V (MR13A-2395) Harmon N (DI41D-06) Haslauer C P (NG13A-1699) Hazard L (OS13B-1812) Hannah D M (H41I-01) Harmon R E (EP43C-0976) Hass H C (OS23B-2045) Hazel J (C51A-0645) Hannah I G (SH11D-07) Harmon T C (H31E-1445) Hassan J (C11C-0787) Hazen R M (IN44A-03) Hannah L (GC33E-09) Harned D (PA31D-2220) Hassan R (DI51C-02, GP43C-1263) Hazra A (EP43E-06, H33H-1657) Hannay C (A53F-0372) Harning D (PP13A-2055, PP13B-2076) Hassanpour Adeh E (GC51C-1166) Hazra S (GC13G-1261, SH43D-2590) Hannemann K (T31C-2900) Harold J B (ED21B-0775) Hassenruck-Gudipati H J (EP13B-1034, He B (S21B-2718) Hannigan J W (A42B-07) Harp A (V51C-06) PP31D-2338) He C (C13B-0819) Hansel A (A33H-0345) Harp D R (H51C-1477) Hasson A E (OS52B-04, OS53A-2098, He C (GC23D-1267) Hansen C J (P23D-02) Harper A B (B11C-0469) PP41C-2268) He D (T12A-05, T51D-2955) Hansen D N (G11B-1064) Harper D T (PP53E-05) Hastie A T (B24C-07) He E (OS51C-2081) Hansen D (PP31D-2337) Harper H (G51B-1096) Hasumi H (GC23A-1209) He F (SA31B-2403) Hansen E K (C33B-0800) Harper J (H33J-1697) Hatakeyama K (DI31B-2626) He F (PP33C-08) Hansen F D (MR51D-01) Harper K (OS12A-02) Hatam I (H31C-1386) He H (A21C-0060) Hansen J (OS23A-2011) Harpold A A (C13F-08, C51D-0680) Hatano N (PP53A-2363) He H (GC11D-1174) Hansen K C (P43A-2094) Harr P (A32E-05) Hatch C D (A21E-0111) He J (SH51B-2589) Hansen M (T41E-2998) Harrild M (NH53B-1998) Hatch R L (S13A-2519) He J (A21B-0023) Hansen S K (H34E-03, H43N-04) Harrington E M (P54B-01) Hatch S (SM53A-02) He L (GP42A-03) Hansen S M (T13C-2728) Harrington J P (NH31A-1904) Hatchett B (A51E-0111) He L (DI31B-2640) Hansen T M (NS31B-08) Harrington L J (GC21E-1150, H21G-1510, Hatem A E (T32B-07) He M (NS23A-1911) Hansen U (DI13A-2358) PA43B-2227) Hatfield M C (B53H-0609) He M (B33F-0682) Hansen Z (A21M-06) Harrington M (SM51C-2511) Hatfield R G (PP13A-2051) He P (G23A-1023) Hansman R J (EP53B-0940) Harris C W (DI31B-2632) Hatfield W (G33A-1086) He Q (A41N-04) Hanson B (PA12B-03) Harris C K (ED13C-0946) Hathaway D H (SH43A-2557) He R (H11B-1313) Hanson C V (B41B-0405) Harris D L (GC11D-1167) Hatono M (B13C-0600) He S (A11C-0033) Hanson D R (A32C-01) Harris L (A21F-0140) Hatten J A (H42A-06) He S (PP31D-2326) Hanson E (SH21C-2533) Harris R N (T13B-2710) Hattori K (NH51C-1972) He S (C51C-0676) Hanson Z (H31C-1388) Harris R (S23B-2773) Hatzopoulos N (GC51E-1214) He T (B31B-0474) Hansson S V (B33D-0634) Harris S M (A51E-0110) Hauff F (T11C-2637) He W (B53B-0524) Hantson S (GC42C-05) Harrison A L (H21J-01) Haugland S M (DI14A-07) He W (PA21B-2198) Hao H (G13B-1097) Harrison B K (B13G-0729) Haugstad A (A41K-07) He W (NG21A-1816) Hao J (S53B-2862) Harrison C S (OS41D-02) Hauksson E (T43E-3102) He X (T11A-2598) Hao W M (OS11A-1776) Harrison L (EP51B-0909) Haupt R (S42B-06) He X (MR41D-2719)
252 2016 AGU FALL MEETING He X (H33D-1568) Helmer E (B42A-04) Herring T (G13C-05) Hino M (GC31E-1147) He X (H13H-1511) Helou C E (T51G-3021) Herrington A R (A21F-0133) Hino R (T43H-01) He X (NS31A-1940) Helsel F (A51G-0134) Herrman M (NH11A-1709) Hinojosa J (PP54A-06) He X (H13J-1547, H54B-06) Hembeck J (IN31D-1785) Hersbach H (NG33D-01) Hintersberger E (NH53C-2014) He Y (H43B-1412) Hemes K S (B13E-0661) Hertz J (NG41B-1733) Hioki S (A51B-0016) He Y (T22D-03) Hemingway D (P32A-06) Hertzberg J E (PP13C-05) Hirabayashi M (P43D-01, P53C-2235) He Y (OS23C-2068) Hemingway J D (B23F-02) Hervé G (GP14C-02) Hiraga R (SM31A-2466) Head D A (MR41A-2682) Hemming D (A22C-01) Hervig M E (SA53C-03) Hiraga T (MR41E-05) Head E (EP51A-0885) Hemming S R (C34B-07, PP42A-08) Herzfeld U C (C13C-0852, C53B-0720) Hirai K (SH31B-2594) Head J W (P23E-04) Hempel L A (EP53G-03) Herzog S (H51L-07) Hirakawa E T (NH43B-1861, S51A-2760) Heagy L J (ED51A-0786, GP51B-1387) Hempel S (DI41A-2622) Heslop J K (B41J-06) Hiramatsu Y (S53B-2860) Heald C L (A43M-01) Hen I (IN11D-1639) Hess L (B12D-04) Hirano S (S14B-07) Heale C J (SA33A-2409) Henareh Khalyani A (B11D-0502) Hess N J (B11I-03) Hirata K (NH43B-1850) Healey N (GC21D-1132) Henderson G R (ED11B-0892) Hess P (SH14A-07) Hirata N (S52C-01) Healy D (ED43C-0874, T21D-2847, T21D- Henderson S A (A11K-0149) Hesse F (H51E-1533) Hirata R (B51D-0447) 2848, T51B-2917) Hendon H (A34E-04, A43K-02) Hesse M A (H51D-1520, H53M-01, Hiron T (A21E-0113) Hearn C K (EP11A-0968) Hendricks E A (A53L-05) MR51D-03) Hirooka T (SA51A-2398) Hearn E H (S43C-2885) Hendricks S (C13E-04, NS21C-07) Hesse M (SM14B-01, SM22A-03) Hirose H (G33B-1098) Hearty T J (GC21C-1111) Hendriks D (H52C-07, H54B-02) Hesser T (OS23A-1988) Hirose K (MR22A-02) Heath B (V53C-3129) Hendrikx J (C51C-0674, ED21C-0793) Hester E T (H41H-04) Hirose N (NG41B-1737) Heath J E (MR51C-2719) Hendrix A R (P53A-2161) Hester M W (GC11D-1179) Hirota M (A51I-0200) Heathfield D (EP21D-0915) Hendy I L (PP51F-04) Hestrin R (B41E-0479) Hirota N (A31H-0147) Heaton T H (S14B-06) Henebry G M (GC32A-07) Hetrick H F (C51D-0686) Hirpa F A (H21A-1360) Heavens N G (P21B-2104) Henehan M J (PP41F-04) Hettema M (S54B-09) Hirschfeld D (PA31B-2208) Heberling T (NH12A-04) HENG Z (A21D-0101) Hettiarachchi P (AE32A-05) Hirschmann M M (V31E-07) Hecht H (EP53C-0956) Henkel C (PP43B-2330) Heus T (A23B-0215) Hirth G (DI22A-01, S41B-2780) Hecht J H (SM51C-2510) Henkes G (PP14B-05, PP21E-08) Heusser L E (PP53B-2385) Hisamochi R (PP31D-2312) Hecht J S (H23J-1707) Henn B M (C44A-06) Heutte T M (NH11B-1728) Hitchcock P (A11U-07) Heck M D (GC53C-1302) Henner D N (GC51C-1161) Hew Y (P33E-04) Hitt N T (PP43D-03) Heckels R E (S41A-2756) Henney C J (SH11C-2262) Hewitt R E (B44D-07) Hitt O (H13D-1405) Hecker S (T51F-2989) Hennig R J (IN51B-1840) Heymsfield G M (H23F-1643) Hixson J (H23A-1537) Heckert E (IN13B-1656) Henri C V (H33F-1611) Heyn K (PA34A-02) Hjelle G (G41A-1008) Heckman C (H43E-1497) Henri P (P43A-2095) Heywood L J (V13C-2854) Hjorleifsdottir V (S21B-2717)
Heckman K A (B41D-0454) Henriquez Dole L E (H51A-1408) Hiatt M R (EP52A-06) Hmiel B (C31A-0739) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Hedayat R (MR41B-2699) Henry P (T54B-04) Hibino K (A11O-08) Ho A (A33D-0252) Hedgepeth J E (P31A-2087) Henrys S A (OS51B-2058, T21C-2833) Hickey D A (SA11A-07) Ho A (A11D-0052) Hedjazian N (MR14A-06) Henschel M D (G43A-1051) Hickman B (A11H-0109) Ho A Q (ED41A-0764) Hedlin M A (SA33A-2415) Henson W (H13I-1523) Hickok K (B31A-0450) Ho C (H51A-1428) Hedrick A R (C23B-0743) Henstock T (T31C-2920) Hicks S D (ED52A-06) Ho G C (SH54A-04) Hedstrom K (C43A-0735) Henze D K (A31J-03, A42D-07) Hicks Pries C (B41F-0508) Ho M W (H41B-1286) Heene M (PA13A-1971) Heo D (S53A-2840) Hidayat D (V43A-3138) Ho T (NH43A-1823) Heene V (B33H-0716) Heo H (B43A-0548) Hiemstra C A (B52C-07) Ho Y (H33A-1494) Heeren A (H13D-1407) Heo J (A31B-0035) Hier-Majumder S (DI23B-2618, Hoang L (H41J-05) Heerikhuisen J (SH31A-2539) Heo J (H33G-1626) DI41B-2625) Hoang L P (GC33C-1261) Heesemann M (OS41C-1992) Heo J (GP51A-1368) Hietala H (SM11D-07, SM23B-2494) Hoang R (ED41A-0834) Hefferan K P (T11B-2602) Heo S (PA41C-2150) Higgins C A (ED21E-02, SM51E-2534) Hoar T J (NG33A-1851) Heffernan L (B43C-0607) Heo T (S23A-2758) Higgins J A (PP14B-03) Hobbins M (GC43F-02) Hefner B T (OS23B-2035) Heorton H D (C43A-0737) Higgins N (MR33C-08) Hobbs J (A41F-0121) Hegedus A M (A41H-0164) Heppell C M (H52D-06) Higgins W (A32E-01) Hobbs R W (T22C-01) Hegerl G C (A44B-03, PP51E-04) Heraud J A (NH51C-1960) Higginson-Rollins M A (SA41A-2358) Hobbs T E (G51B-1097) Hegewisch K (IN51B-1841) Herbert A (IN52A-05) Higham A (U33A-05) Hobley E (B13B-0571, B32E-05) Heggy E (P44A-08) Herbert E R (B12A-05) Higley M C (PP21C-2294) Hobza C M (NS43C-1930) Heidari A (GC21B-1092) Herbert T (A33B-0207) Higman B M (EP41A-0900) Hock R (ED51A-0779) Heidari M (T51B-2913) Herbstrith K G (ED33C-0908) Higuchi K (G51A-1072) Hodell D A (PP34B-03) Heidarzadeh M (NH43A-1806) Herdman L (H43C-1442) Higuera P E (GC41I-01) Hodge M (T51C-2934) Heidinger A K (IN31A-1741) Herger N (GC34C-02) Hilairet N (MR23A-2674) Hodge R A (EP32C-04) Heidinger H (A11N-0202) Herique A (P43B-2109) Hilgenbrink C (A53F-0365) Hodges D (A41E-0079) Heidrich-Meisner V (SH51B-2581) Herkenhoff K E (P21C-2139) Hilkert A (V43B-3147) Hodgkinson K M (G33A-1083) Heikkila A (A41D-0065) Herman J R (A21K-05) Hill A F (ED11D-0910, H21E-1451) Hodgskiss M S (B33A-0578) Heikoop J M (B33B-0587) Herman J D (H52G-01) Hill C M (V33B-3129) Hodyss D (NG33A-1861) Heil E M (B41G-0538) Herman M W (T13A-2669) Hill E (T22B-05) Hodyss R P (P31C-2108) Heilman K (B53A-0509) Herman R L (A41C-0049) Hill J C (OS13D-02) Hoe A (H33A-1492) Heilmayr R (GC41E-1133) Herman-Mercer N M (GC33G-02) Hill J R (P53C-2215) Hoebelheinrich N J (PA21A-2192) Heim B (GC43B-1166) Hernandez A (PP51A-2285, PP51A-2286, Hill K M (EP21C-0903) Hoecker-Martinez M S (OS43B-2028) Heim R (C21A-0652) PP51A-2287) Hill L Z (B21I-0548) Hoeher A (B21C-0457) Heim W A (B33D-0646) Hernandez F (H33O-02) Hill M C (GC31A-1108) Hoeksema J T (SH31B-2549) Heimerl K (A41C-0051) Hernandez J (H31C-1383) Hill M E (SH43B-2578) Hoekstra M (C33B-0819) Heimisson E R (V53C-3125) Hernandez J (MR31A-2667) Hill P (S23A-2760) Hoenisch B (U41A-03) Heimpel M H (DI13A-2346) Hernandez K F (H41A-1267) Hill R (C23B-0754) Hoerling M P (A41L-07) Hein C J (B23F-04) Hernandez N (ED41A-0833) Hill S A (A51C-0051) Hoernle K (T23F-04) Heindel R C (B54E-07) Hernandez S (T51E-2988) Hill T M (ED43F-03) Hoffman A (B13F-0710) Heinle B (H53D-1733) Hernandez Perez P A (V11C-2793) Hillenbrand C (C52B-01, C53C-0734) Hoffman A (A14C-08) Heinzeller D (A11O-07) Hernández Uribe D (V13D-2875) Hillerislambers J (GC34A-01) Hoffman C (ED24B-02) Heister T (IN23E-02) Hernandez-Deckers D (A53A-0255) Hilley G E (EP32C-01) Hoffman F M (B14C-01, B42A-08) Heitmann E O (PP41B-2245) Herndon E (B41D-0458) Hillman A L (PP21C-2291) Hoffman H (ED41A-0817) Hejazi M I (GC42B-01) Herndon S C (A14E-02) Hillman B R (GC31F-1159) Hoffman J S (ED33A-0895) Heki K (NH53D-08) Hernes P (EP23B-0964) Hillman C A (H53G-1791) Hoffman K (GC44B-07) Helbert J (P41B-2070, P43C-2131) Heron P (T13C-2736) Hills B H (C31C-08) Hoffman M J (C52A-07) Helbig M (B11B-0449, B41J-03) Herreid A (B51D-0433) Hills D J (PA43A-2173) Hoffmann F (G22A-05) Held I (A21J-01) Herrendoerfer R (T13A-2696) Hilman B (B51L-07) Hoffmann S S (PP44B-03) Helffrich G R (V41B-3121) Herrera S (A31I-0173) Hilpert M (H34D-03) Hoffmann T L (IN13A-1651) Helfrich S (C41F-03) Herrera Hernandez D (H21D-1428) Hilton T W (B52B-05) Hofmann A W (DI14A-03) Helgason H B (H41B-1292) Herrera-Estrada J E (GC43C-1185) Himematsu Y (S53B-2858) Hofmeister A (MR42A-06, V13E-2897) Hellinger P (SH41A-2518) Herrero-Bervera E (GP23A-1322, Hines M E (B33D-0640) Hofmeister K (H33J-1692) Hellio G (GP31C-1332) OS31D-2053) Hines S (PP21A-2273) Hofmockel K S (B33K-03) Hello Y (S11D-2488, S11D-2490) Herrero-Gil A (P13B-1939) Hines T (G51B-1109) Hofstetter A (S33D-2870) Hellstrom R A (A11N-0197) Herrick C G (MR41C-2709) Hingley R (B53F-0578) Hofton M A (B34A-06) Helmboldt J (S31A-2697, SM41A-2421) Herring D (IN51D-01, IN53C-1894) Hinnov L A (GP51D-06, PP33C-02) Hogan B (C53B-0708)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 253 Hogan P J (A41G-0141) Hooper A J (G21C-08, U43A-02) Howell R R (P23C-2176) Huang F (V24B-05, V51A-3052) Höge M (NG13A-1683) Hoor P M (A12E-03) Howell S M (T33A-3013) Huang G (A41A-0023) Hogenson K (IN21B-1740, IN53C-1897) Hoose C (A52C-01, A53D-0332) Howitt R E (GC53F-03, H52F-01) Huang G (GC51A-1138) Hogg A (C44B-04) Hooshyar M (H54E-07) Hoy E E (B53G-0588) Huang H (S13E-03) Hoggan J C (ED11E-07) Hopkins J (OS32A-03) Hoyle T M (PP31E-03) Huang H (A11B-0015) Hoggard M (DI41B-2634) Hopkins M (H13D-1398) Hoyt A (B21L-06) Huang H (S12B-02) Hoghooghi N (H41A-1272) Hopkinson C (B51C-0422) Hozumi Y (SA53A-2431) Huang H M (PP41E-05) Hogikyan A (A31F-0102) Hopp C J (H13O-07) Hrachowitz M (H31H-02, H52A-07) Huang H (GC11B-1127) Hogue T S (B23A-0554, ED11D-0917) Hoppe P (NH12B-02) Hristova H G (OS13A-1788) Huang H (MR33C-03) Hoilijoki S (SM13A-2181) Hopper E (DI41D-04) Hristova-Veleva S M (A43C-0225) Huang H (A23E-0268) Hol S (MR51B-2712) Hora T (GC43C-1181) Hsia S (EP33B-0988) Huang H (A23G-0312) Holappa L (GP31C-1321) Horaites K (SH51D-2609) Hsieh C (A23B-0212) Huang I B (EP31C-04) Holben B N (A44B-02) Horan K (V13B-2838) Hsieh C (A43I-0378) Huang J (T23A-2906) Holbrook W (U53A-02, V43D-3179) Horanyi M (SH21B-2528) Hsieh P A (S22B-06) Huang J (V51A-3048) Holdaway D (A23D-0252) Horgan B H (P23A-2156) Hsieh S W (SM33B-2514) Huang J (OS41C-1964) Holder R M (V51B-04) Hori M E (GC23A-1210) Hsieh T (A11F-0083) Huang J (A23K-0391) Hole J A (T51F-2995) Hori T (S23E-05) Hsieh Y (SM31A-2462) Huang J (B31C-0478) Holifield Collins C (GC51B-1155) Horikoshi H (P11A-1843) Hsien C T (V13D-2886) Huang K (V51A-3038) Holland A (EP14A-01) Horlick K A (PP41C-2266) Hsu C (PP21B-2286) Huang L (S51B-2772) Holland A A (S11D-2491) Horn S (DI43A-2663) Hsu C (GC33C-1252) Huang L (GC53D-1317) Holland D L (SM51G-07) Hornbach M J (S53E-05) Hsu C (H31D-1419) Huang M (B31H-0571, H31J-03) Holland M M (C32B-03) Horne A (EP11C-05) Hsu C (SA21A-2350) Huang M (GC33C-1246) Holleran W (H44F-01) Horner T J (B43D-03) Hsu C (SA13A-2105) Huang M (A23P-06) Hollingsworth J (T32B-05) Horns D M (NH43A-1830) Hsu F (OS11A-1768) Huang M (NS23A-1918) Hollingsworth T N (B44D-02) Hornsby K T (EP11B-0994) Hsu H (MR13A-2414) Huang M (G21C-02, S54C-05) Holloway M (PP33D-05) Horodyskyj L (ED21A-0763, ED41C-02) Hsu H (B41D-0468) Huang P (OS21A-1954) Holloway T (A53H-06) Horodyskyj U N (IN21A-1720) Hsu H (S23A-2745) Huang P (S53A-2846) Holloway V (T11B-2600) Horozal S (OS54A-02) Hsu H (A43C-0231) Huang Q (H23M-01) Holm J A (B34C-01, GC53D-1321) Horsburgh J S (H43P-03) Hsu K (H53D-1744) Huang Q (DI31A-2601) Holman A (PA43B-2216) Horst A J (OS31D-2069) Hsu L (IN23F-07) Huang Q (H13E-1416) Holman I (H43E-1495, PA23B-2220) Horton A (EP34B-04) Hsu L (A43H-0349) Huang Q (H51K-07) Holman R A (OS23A-2002) Horton B (PP44A-01) Hsu M (NH51B-1953) Huang R (PP23C-2336) Holmberg M (SM43D-02) Horton D E (A13E-0329) Hsu N C (A11S-05) Huang S (A51C-0063)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Holmen K J (A31K-05) Horton F (V11B-2766, V13B-2839) Hsu P (A23H-0323) Huang S (GC41A-1068) Holmes A (GC44B-04) Horton R M (GC34A-05, PA23B-2233) Hsu S (P33E-01, P53C-2238) Huang S (B51F-0475) Holmes C D (A33A-0189) Horton W (SM43A-2482) Hsu S (H51B-1465) Huang S (V53E-01) Holmes D S (B51K-03) Horvat C (C43A-0733) Hsu T (EP53F-1058) Huang S (A33M-04) Holmes H (A54B-03) Horwath W R (B21N-06, U33A-03) Hsu W (A43I-0363) Huang S (SM21A-2437) Holmes J J (OS12B-02) Hoshi Y (SM13A-2183) Hsu Y (B11F-0536) Huang W (B23E-0634) Holmes J (SM21A-2446) Hoshiba M (S23A-2741) Hu B (T51D-2973) Huang W (GC21C-1108) Holmes T L (H34B-07) Hoshihata M (S33D-2869) Hu F (V13D-2877) Huang W (GP31A-1291) Holmes T (V23C-3002) Hoshino M (SH21A-2502) Hu F (IN52A-08) Huang X (EP33B-0980) Holmquist J R (B13A-0556) Hoshyaripour G (A31C-0056) Hu G (C11C-0782) Huang X (GC11A-1114) Holmstrom M (P13D-02) Hosono N (V41A-3106) Hu H (GC21H-1177) Huang X (A51H-0157, GC31F-1163) Holness M B (V31D-01, V53D-3147) Hospodarsky G B (P23D-08) Hu H (G41B-1024) Huang X (NH41B-1795) Holota P (G21B-1005) Hossain H Z (B43B-0605) Hu H (EP53E-1026) Huang X (GC11B-1124) Holschuh N (C53A-0700) Hossaini R (A43A-0175) Hu H (S31B-2746) Huang X (A21G-0167) Holt A (DI22A-07) Hosseini B (V43E-3195) Hu H (PP21B-2289) Huang Y (GC51B-1143) Holt B (C21E-08) Hosseini S (S23D-08) Hu H (A51E-0105) Huang Y (SA52A-05) Holt L A (SA31C-02) Hosseini S (V43B-3141) Hu J (B24A-06) Huang Y (A31J-06) Holt W E (T43E-3094, T52C-03) Hosseini Aliabad S (SM31A-2480) Hu J (A51P-06) Huang Y (A11I-0119, A33B-0214) Holtkamp S G (S41C-03) Hosseiny S (EP31B-0946, H43H-1554) Hu J (T23C-2943) Huang Y (A21G-0163) Holtzman B K (DI41D-08, ED43C-0879) Hossler T (H51A-1435) Hu J (S31A-2711) Huang Y (SA23B-2403) Holtzman N (H21F-1491) Hostetler C A (A44A-02) Hu J (PP31C-2295) Huang Y (P53C-2218) Holtzman R (H53M-04) Hou C (ED13F-08, IN31D-1794) Hu J (SH51E-2629) Huang Y (PP41D-01) Holub S M (B21I-0531) Hou D (H31C-1366) Hu J (T23A-2887) Huang Y (SM23B-2484, SM31A-2465) Holwerda F (H21E-1448) Hou J (GC12C-04) Hu K (B31G-0552) Huang Y (A13A-0216) Holycross M (MR51A-2689) Hou M (MR33B-2684) Hu L (A41J-08) Huang Y (B13E-0650) Holz A (B51J-05) Hou Y (H21C-1405) Hu M (T13C-2741) Huang Y (A33G-0331) Holz R (A13D-0297) Hou Z (H53L-06) Hu P (T43A-3019) Huang Z (P43A-2091) Holzner M (H44C-02, H51D-1513) Houben M (MR51C-2724) Hu Q (SH13B-2306, SH51F-2645) Huang Z (EP53F-1049) Holzworth R H (AE23A-0408) Hough S E (PA53B-03, S53E-08) Hu Q (DI52A-07) Huang Z (A22A-08, H53H-1799) Homeyer C R (A33K-04) Houghton J (ED51H-0846, ED51H-0847) Hu R (H51B-1464) Huang Z (T51D-2967) Homola K (PP23B-2323) Houlie N (G43A-1043, S42B-07) Hu R (P11A-1844) Huba J (SA34A-04) Homyak P M (B23E-0628) Houlihan E (GP43B-1252) Hu R (H53G-1795) Hubbard B P (C54A-05) Honda M (V13C-2861) Houlton B Z (B54C-07) Hu S (OS21B-1973) Hubbard J (PA53B-04, T13A-2686) Honegger D (OS31E-06) Houng S (S31A-2719) Hu S (H21B-1403) Hubbard S M (OS12C-05) Hong C (A23J-0371) House B M (V24A-06) Hu W (S33C-2849) Hubbard S S (H13L-1582) Hong I (NH31A-1882) House L S (S51B-2776) Hu Y (T21E-07, T53A-02, V51A-3056) Hubbart J A (H13D-1394) Hong J (A53B-0269) Houser C (B52A-08) Hu Y (B23I-06, B41F-0498, B41F-0512) Hubenthal M (ED51B-0796) Hong J (A21D-0085) Houser C (ED51C-0801, EP11A-0958) Hu Y (MR24A-01) Huber C (EP43D-03, V33H-01) Hong S (C23B-0736) Houskeeper H F (OS31A-1986) Hu Y (A21H-03) Huber E (H52B-07) Hong S (G13A-1084) Housson A L (PP23D-01) Hu Y (P52A-07) Huber J (C13C-0830) Hong S (A23E-0273) Houston H (MR31B-05) Hu Y (NS31A-1936) Hubler M (H51C-1495) Hong S K (A21C-0050) Houze R (H14C-01) Hua H (G33C-03, IN24A-01) Hudak A T (B44C-01) Hong S (A31A-0012) Howard A M (ED13B-0942) Hua L (A43D-0250) Hudak M R (V31A-3078) Hong X (A24E-07) Howard B K (B53G-0589) Huang B (A43D-0262) Hudgins T (V33E-3180) Hong Y (GC44A-04) Howard C M (MR34A-06) Huang C (A13B-0261) Hudiburg T W (B53A-0516) Hong Z (H31A-1346) Howard I (PP41C-2284) Huang C (B51B-0406) Hudier E J (C33B-0806) Hongo C (H43B-1409) Howard M (ED41A-0843) Huang C (SA33B-05) Hudson A M (GC21H-1206) Hongsresawat S (T11A-2599) Howard M J (H43G-1533) Huang C (B53I-0614) Hudson A (B11D-0497) Honkonen I J (ED21B-0781, GP31C-1314) Howard S K (SM34A-02) Huang C Y (SA53B-2444) Hudson H S (ED21C-0792, SH13A-2291) Honsberger I W (V13D-2891) Howat I (C41C-0682) Huang C (NG41A-1724) Hudson J G (A52C-05) Hood L L (SA51B-2417) Howatt T M (OS24A-06) Huang C (DI41B-2629) Hudson K S (S33B-2833) Hood R E (NH13B-02) Howden N J (H33J-1694, H34C-08) Huang C (SM22A-08) Hudspeth W B (IN41A-1652) Hooft E E (DI23B-2619) Howe J a (EP13C-1041) Huang D (PP41A-2235) Hue V (P23D-05) Hook S J (GC54C-06) Howe K (EP21B-0882) Huang D (A21K-08) Huebner D C (GC43B-1149) Hooks A (EP23A-0958) Howell A (T13A-2680) Huang D (H33D-1576) Huelsing H K (G31B-1069)
254 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Huemmrich K F (B54A-08) Hutchison A A (S42A-04) Inatomi M I (B11E-0504) Ito E (ED23F-04, U52A-03) Huettenmoser J (EP53C-0961) Huth A (C21B-0689) Inatsu M (A13E-0309) Ito G (P52B-05) Huettmann F (GC41E-1127) Huth T (PP53B-2386) Inauen C (NS41B-1904) Ito M (C22A-05) Huffaker R (H41I-02) Hutton E (EP43A-0941) Inazu D (G31A-1037) Ito R (A13A-0221) Huffer E (IN53C-1907) Hutyra L (B53M-01) Inbal A (MR31B-04) Ito T (B23G-06) Hüffer T (H13A-1321) Huybers P J (PP33D-03, PP34B-08) Inbar A (H53E-1752) Ito T (T23A-2882) Huffman G J (H13R-01) Huyck C K (IN33B-1821, NH43D-01) Incel S (S41B-2771) Ito Y (T21C-2827) Hufton A L (IN43B-1687) Huynh K T (B21F-0487) Inda Diaz H A (GC53B-1286) Itoh Y (G51B-1095) Hugelius G (B54C-08) Hwang C (C11A-0740) Ines A M (GC52C-05) Itter M (B51J-03) Hugenholtz C (A21G-0152) Hwang H (A23K-0388) Ingall E D (A24B-03) Itterly K F (A23F-0291) Hughes C A (T14B-06) Hwang J (H13A-1333) Ingalls G (ED41A-0797) Ivandic M (S51B-2773) Hughes E J (ED31B-0891) Hwang J (G21A-0995) Ingalls M (T42B-04) Ivanov A (ED41A-0816) Hughes G B (NH13A-1745) Hwang J (S11A-2439) Ingebritsen S (T43A-3013) Ivanov V Y (B11B-0453, H13J-1553) Hughes J S (IN43B-1690) Hwang J (SM31A-2484) Ingham M (H43L-05) Ivanova A (S51B-2777) Hughes K (GC23H-05) Hwang K (H11B-1301) Inglis A R (SH21E-2563) Ivanova E V (EP43B-0952) Hughes M H (ED51F-0835) Hwang K (SM21A-2441) Inglis E (V31B-3097) Iverson N A (V11A-2752) Hughes M (A13A-0220) Hwang L (IN33C-06) Inglis G N (PP52B-04) Iverson R M (NH34B-05) Hughes R S (SH21C-2553) Hwang S (OS43A-1995) Ingraham M D (MR51B-2702) Iveson A A (V31A-3072) Hughes S S (P33D-2180) Hwang W (GC43A-1135) Ingrisch J (B53F-0576) Ivey C (GC51E-1229) Hughes S (H33I-1671) Hwong Y (ED33G-05) Innocenti M (SH51B-2584) Ivey M (A51G-0135) Hughlett T M (PP21A-2253) Hyde A (B13G-0732) Inomata Y (A13B-0262) Ivins E R (C22C-01, G11A-1051) Hughson K (P43C-2117) Hyer E J (A52B-05) Inoue J (GC21F-1154) Ivory S (PP21C-2295) Huguet C (ED21A-0769, PP41E-07) Hyland E G (T44B-04) Inoue K (A23O-01) Iwahana G (C42B-04) Hui H (P23A-2159) Hyman D (V43A-3126) Inoue N (NH53C-2007) Iwahashi J (EP53C-0951) Hui H (S31C-2786) Hyman J (H51C-1480) Inoue T (EP33D-1012) Iwaki A (S33G-05) Hui K L (A23H-0330) Hyndman R D (T41F-04) Inoue T (SM43B-2499) Iwamoto M (SH21A-2501) Hui R (H23J-1703) Hyodo M (OS51B-2049) Insel N (PP22A-05) Iwamoto T (NH31A-1894) Huisman J (NS13A-04) Hysell D L (SA42A-01, SA44A-03) Intrieri J M (C21A-0653) Iwasaki C (A41F-0128) Hulbe C L (C23C-04) Hyun Y (H53C-1722) Ioannidi P I (T31E-2963) Iwasaki T (T31C-2903) Hull A J (SM43A-2493) Hyung E (DI13B-03) Ionita M (GC23A-1220) Iwasaki T (EP51A-0866) Hull S D (P41B-2077) Iovino D (C21C-0704) Iwata M (NS33A-1951) Hullar T (C11D-01) Ip W (SM43D-04) Iwata T (T43E-3090) Hulley G C (GC51D-1191) I Iqbal M (IN11C-1634) Iwata T (S53B-2867)
Hulot G (A41H-0153, AE33B-0447) Iacono-Marziano G (V31C-3110) Iqbal W (A23I-0351) Iwatani H (PP43A-2294) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Hülse D (PP23B-2331) Iannaccone G (G11A-1060) Iraci L T (A41F-0114, PA41C-2147) Izbekov P E (V23B-2976) Hulsman P (H53H-1805) Iavorivska L (H34C-07) Irarrazaval I (C33A-0757) Izenberg N (P41B-2072) Hultquist C (NH22B-02) Ibarra D E (PP43B-2327, PP51F-01) Ireland J (SH11A-2212) Izquierdo K (NS41A-1892) Humber M L (GC51E-1247) Ibarra D L (ED23A-0819) Ireland T R (V31C-3111) Humberset B K (SM43B-2495) Ibourichene A S (DI43A-2656) Ireson A M (H13E-1428, H24A-08) Humberston J L (OS23A-2004) Ibrahim W (IN31A-1756) Irie Y (G11A-1049) J Hummel M (NH31A-1888) Ichii K (B43A-0575) Irifune T (MR11B-03) J (H23D-1579) Hummer D R (MR23A-2657) Ichinose G A (S51A-2754) Irion F W (A23L-04) Jablonowski C (A31A-0001) Humphrey V (G12A-03) Ichiyanagi K (PP31D-2331) Irish M C (NH51B-1945) Jachens E R (H43E-1499) Humphreys E (T23E-08) Ichoku C M (GC42C-01) Irons T P (NS32A-08) Jackel B J (SH11C-2268) Hunana P (SH21C-2539) Ickes L (A11G-0102) Irvine P J (GC31I-06, GC33B-1237) Jackson A (GP12A-09) Hund S V (H33E-1579) Idaszak R (H41B-1336) Irvine-Fynn T D (C41E-0725) Jackson B V (SH11C-2276, SH43B-2565) Hundman K (IN23E-08) Iddon F E (T51C-2920) Irving D B (A51H-0154, PA12B-04) Jackson C R (H33B-1542) Hunfeld L B (MR41B-2697) Ide S (S51D-06) Irving J (C41D-0693) Jackson C (V41A-3114) Hung C (T21D-2845) Idoko C M (GP43A-1222) Irving J C (DI43A-2660) Jackson D D (S21A-2684) Hung C (SM33A-2496) Iezzi A M (S13D-02) Irwin M (A51H-0160) Jackson I (DI11A-2326) Hung R (S43A-2800) Igel A L (A51O-04) Irwin R P (P21C-2126) Jackson J M (NH53D-06) Hung S (T43B-3044) Igel H (S14C-01, S23C-2780, S33D-2875) Isaacson P (A31D-0063) Jackson L P (G11B-1066) Hung S (OS23A-2005) Igel M (A33I-0379) Isava V (EP13A-1018) Jackson M D (OS31D-2054) Hungate B A (B33K-07) Igneczi A (C41D-0711) Isbiliroglu L (S33D-2861) Jackson M G (DI11A-2342) Huning L S (C14C-08) Ihaddadene K M (AE31A-05) Iscen N (EP53C-0988) Jackson M J (GP31A-1284) Hunt A G (NG23A-1828) Iiames J S (B51F-0480) Ise T (B13E-0653) Jackson N D (GC52C-03) Hunt B (EP33D-1009) Iida S (H31E-1428) Isenberg P A (SH31A-2531) Jackson R (C51A-0653, PP12C-04) Hunt G J (SM43D-09) Iimura H (EP51B-0894) Isgett S J (V13G-07) Jackson R B (GC22A-06, H24E-01) Hunt L A (SA53B-2448) Iinuma T (G51B-1118) Ishida H (A53D-0322) Jackson S T (PA34A-05) Hunt S (MR23A-2661) Iizumi T (GC53F-04) Ishida H (S23A-2755) Jackson-Booth N (AE22A-03, AE23B-0420, Huntrieser H (A34D-03) Ikari M (T21C-2823) Ishida K (GC13C-1208, GC13C-1214) SA41A-2359) Huntzinger D N (GC23K-17) Ikeda K (C23B-0751) Ishiguro N (SH11C-2238) Jacob B (IN44A-06) Huo L (GC21C-1119) Ikeda M (OS41C-1969) Ishihara Y (P53A-2167) Jacob D (A21O-01, GC24C-02) Huo Z (H51H-1608) Ikeda M (V34B-02) Ishii M (MR14A-08) Jacob J C (IN13B-1659) Hupp K (V33E-3170) Ikehata Y (IN23B-1778) Ishii T (V13C-2871) Jacobs A B (C41D-0705) Huppert K (EP54A-07, V52A-08) Ikeshima D (H21F-1478) Ishikawa D (NG33A-1846) Jacobs K (GC34D-03) Huq E (H33M-04) Ikuta R (G51A-1071) Ishikawa M (MR51A-2674) Jacobs K M (S33A-2821) Hur S (A51D-0085) Ildefonse B (OS24B-05) Ishikawa T (T21C-2821) Jacobs N (A41F-0101) Hurlburt N E (SH34A-06) Ilhan I (T32C-02) Ishimoto H (A51J-0211) Jacobs P (PA53B-18, PP33A-2340) Hurlbut K (EP23A-0933) Ilhardt P (V21B-07) Ishitsuka Y (NH23A-1854) Jacobson A R (SA41A-2361) Hurley D (P51D-03) Ilie R (SM11A-2128) Ishizaki N N (A51I-0201) Jacobson M Z (ED12A-08, U13A-04, Hurley J V (PP22A-08) Illien L (T11G-03) Ishizawa M (B33C-0620) U51A-03) Hurley R (S51A-2753) Im J (H11B-1302) Ishizuka O (V11E-02) Jacobson S A (V41A-3107) Hurst D F (A13G-0382) Imai K (NH43A-1831) Ishtiaq K S (B13A-0560) Jacquet J (EP41A-0897) Hurst M D (EP53C-0974) Imai M (P33C-2148) Isik A G (A33G-0322) Jadamec M A (DI22A-08, T23C-2949) Hurst S (PP31D-2335) Imajo T (B13D-0614) Isiorho S A (ED11D-0919, ED51C-0816) Jaeckel K P (T31E-2954) Hurtt G C (GC23I-01) Imamura M (MR51A-2678) Islam A R (B11A-0423) Jaeger J M (T41G-01) Husak G J (GC41B-1084) Imamura N (DI23A-2585) Islam R (G21A-0997) Jaeger K L (EP33D-1019) Hussain Y (H23F-1616, S43A-2789) Imanishi K (S31B-2738) Islam S (H42F-04) Jafari N (GC23D-1274) Hussey D S (H13F-1465, H21J-05) Imano M (G31A-1044) Ismail-Zadeh A (NH23C-1875) Jafarov E E (GC43E-1206) Hussey G C (SA41A-2367) Imasato M (H13F-1429) Isobe H (NH41B-1789) Jafarzadegan K (H21A-1374) Hussey K (ED24A-02) Imbach P A (H43K-1632) Isom S L (V33E-3178) Jaffe B E (NH41A-1757) Husson J M (PP22B-05) Imhoff P T (B21A-0435) Issa N (S41A-2764) Jaffe D A (A11M-0178, B31J-02) Husum K (PP43C-2341) Immel T J (SA11A-01) Istomina L (C22A-07) Jaffe P R (B31C-0490) Hut R (ED42B-03, H33E-1587) Immerzeel W (C14B-01) Itaba S (S23A-2747) Jagannathan K (GC11C-1154) Hutchings J (B42D-07) Inamdar A (GC53H-05) Itkin P (C21E-02) Jagdeo J (H33I-1684) Hutchins M (A53M-03) Inamdar P (C33B-0793) Ito A (GC41F-04) Jagers B (IN23A-1762) Hutchins M (H21H-08) Inamdar S P (EP23B-0965) Ito A (A31C-0059) Jagoutz O E (PP22B-07)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 255 Jahn J (SM51F-2563) Jeanloz R (P53D-03) Jiang L (C33B-0792) Johnson K L (T41B-2902) Jain A K (H13B-1350) Jeanne P (S31B-2752) Jiang P (IN11E-03) Johnson K S (OS42A-05) Jain C (T13C-2737) Jee G (SA53B-2450) Jiang P (V23B-2971) Johnson K N (EP33B-0986) Jain C (MR41A-2670) Jeen S (H33A-1498) Jiang S (A31H-0154) Johnson K D (GC24C-08) Jain M (GC53A-1275) Jeevanjee N (A33B-0221, A51L-03) Jiang S (A33E-0295) Johnson K E (V13C-2857) Jain P (GC51E-1238) Jefferson A (ED21D-0796, ED52A-07, Jiang W (MR51C-2720) Johnson L (OS31C-2035) Jain S (A13G-0364) H12E-03) Jiang W (T23B-2927) Johnson L (H51H-1580) Jain S (P12A-06) Jeffery C A (SM11C-2163) Jiang W (A33H-0336) Johnson L P (ED51B-0800) Jain Figueroa A (GC43C-1178) Jeffries G R (GC53A-1274) Jiang X (A33J-0394) Johnson L E (H21C-1420) Jaiswal N (S53A-2834) Jelenak A (IN23A-1764) Jiang X (S11A-2427) Johnson M S (A41A-0005) Jakeman A J (H11C-04, H41B-1333) Jemison N (B14A-05) Jiang X (NS23A-1920) Johnson N C (H14E-04) Jakob C (A11K-0154, A33D-0250) Jena C K (A43G-0326) Jiang X (A41F-0098) Johnson P V (OS34A-06, P43B-2103) Jakobsen M (S13C-05) Jencks J H (IN53C-1913) Jiang Y (G51A-1074) Johnson P A (S23A-2750) Jakobson E (GC23A-1216) Jenkins J (DI31A-2615) Jiang Y (IN14A-02) Johnson P J (V11C-2790) Jakobson L (A51M-08) Jenney A M (A11K-0151) Jiang Y (A11D-0048, G23A-1019) Johnson P L (NH41B-1784) Jakobsson M (PP13A-2037, PP13A-2040) Jennings K S (C51B-0656) Jiang Y (DI23A-2597) Johnson R (PA43A-2157) Jakosky B M (P11D-04) Jensen B J (V11A-2747) Jianming Z (V51A-3042) Johnson S (GP31B-1301, OS12B-01) Jalalzadeh Fard B (PA23B-2241) Jensen D (GC51H-03) Jiao C (B33F-0684) Johnson S (NS43A-1921) Jalilov S (H52G-07) Jensen E J (A13G-0371, A42F-03) Jiao J (H51L-06) Johnson S L (H32E-07) Jame S A (H43B-1428) Jensen J B (SM53A-08) Jiao L (S23B-2777) Johnson T M (B14A-04) Jameel M (H23A-1526) Jensen K (H11A-1283) Jiao T (B41G-0536) Johnson T C (H34A-07) Jamei M (A31D-0077) Jensen L (ED43B-0858) Jiao Y (B41F-0519) Johnson W (G33A-1077) James A (EP51D-06) Jensen M (EP12B-07) Jicha B R (T14C-03) Johnston B R (A13G-0376) James B (B11A-0427) Jensen M P (A51L-07) Jickells T D (B12A-02) Johnston E C (V23D-3022) James C (PP51A-2280) Jensen R (S51A-2748) Jih R (S31A-2716) Johnston M V (A33E-0279) James E (S41A-2749) Jensen T G (OS21B-1971) Jilek E (T31F-2984) Joiner J (B53L-04) James H G (SA41A-2363) Jenson J W (H52C-02) Jimenez G (A31C-0036) Jokinen T (A33E-0291) James J N (B41D-0448) Jeon C (NH41B-1779) Jimenez J L (A41M-02) Jokipii J R (SH51G-06) James M M (T31F-2976) Jeon S (A33H-0349) Jimenez-Martinez J (H13N-01) Jolitz R (P13A-1915) James S C (H23C-1555) Jeon T (G21A-0996) Jin C (H23C-1558) Jolivet L (T14B-08, T53B-07) James S R (NS21A-1892) Jeon W (H43D-1461) Jin E (A13E-0334) Jolivet R (G21C-07) James T S (G11A-1056) Jeong G (A11B-0022) Jin F (A33N-02, A43K-03) Jollands M (V33D-3149) Jamieson J W (OS43D-02) Jeong G (NH43C-1882) Jin G (MR51C-2733) Jolliff B L (P53A-2183)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Janardanan Achari R (A33O-02) Jeong H Y (H33A-1520) Jin H (A52E-07) Jonas E (SH34A-02) Janches D (SA23C-04) Jeong J (H33H-1661) Jin H (H33J-1693) Jonas T (C44A-05) Janetos A (NH21B-07) Jeong J (A11G-0101) Jin M (GC11C-1155) Jonczyk J C (H13M-1597, H33J-1695) Jang E (GC21C-1121) Jeong J (H33H-1648) Jin R (B33E-0668) Jones A L (A11I-0124) Jang J (SM23B-2485) Jeong S (C44B-07) Jin S (G44A-08) Jones A S (H34F-03) Jang J (OS21A-1960) Jeong S (EP33C-1006) Jin S (NH43A-1808) Jones A D (GC23B-1235, NG33B-1869, Jang J (A21F-0143) Jeong S (GC51B-1141) Jin X (A54B-07) U42A-05) Jang J (A43G-0318) Jeppson T (T42A-03) Jin X (V13D-2883) Jones A D (SM31B-2493) Jang K (A31D-0079) Jerolmack D J (EP34A-06, EP42A-08) Jin Y (B43A-0549) Jones B M (GC21A-1060) Jang M (H51F-1551) Jerszurki D (H11B-1295) Jin Z (GC53A-1265) Jones B (ED23A-0812) Janiga M (A31H-0148) Jervis D (A23A-0184) Jing F (GC33A-1211) Jones C (H13A-1343, H23H-1682) Janiszewski H A (T31D-2944) Jespersen R G (GC43B-1159) Jing P (A23I-0340) Jones C E (G22A-04) Janitzek N P (SH51B-2586) Jetz W (GC13I-02, IN54A-03) Jing R (A43I-0369) Jones C (A11N-0195, A43O-04) Jankowski K L (GC23D-1273) Jew A D (H21J-04) Jing Y (S31C-2788) Jones C (H24B-03) Janney P E (V31A-3086) Jewell L A (P33C-2169) Jing Z (MR23A-2662, V41B-3117) Jones D K (H23A-1536) Jansen M (A11F-0082, A32E-03) Jha B (S31B-2768) Jingrong Z (B43A-0558) Jones H (GC51G-05) Jansky J (AE31A-08) Jha S K (A43G-0337) Jisan M (A43I-0382) Jones J C (SA41A-2364) Janssen M A (U22A-07) Jha S (ED43D-0885) Jiskoot H (C41E-0716) Jones J (G31B-1050) Janvier M (SH53A-03) Ji C (S13A-2541) Jo D S (A53C-0296) Jones J (C43B-0750, T51C-2926) Janzen P H (SH23A-02) Ji D (GC33B-1238) Jo E (S11D-2507) Jones L (PA31E-01) Jaoui M (A33E-0285, A43E-0286) Ji H (SM21A-2457) Jo H (OS23C-2060) Jones M B (IN33C-05, IN34A-01, Jara J (S43D-07) Ji J (A21E-0110) Jo M (S31A-2724) PP51C-2318) Jara J A (S23A-2764) Ji P (PA51B-2263) Jo Y (A23C-0224) Jones M (SA51A-2400) Jaraula C (OS21B-1967) Ji S (A23J-0358) Jobe Z R (OS12C-07) Jones M (V34C-05) Jarboe N (GP31B-1295) Ji W (EP21B-0875) Jochum K P (PP23B-2322) Jones R E (T43E-3091) Jarchow C (H11B-1294) Ji X (H53H-1820) Johanson I A (G14A-02) Jones S (SA42A-04) Jardani A (H43F-1518) Ji Y (T21C-2834) John B E (T31H-02) Jones S I (SH43A-2555) Jardine K (B34C-09) Ji Y (MR41B-2701) John C M (B21H-0514) Jones S A (GP23A-1317) Jarecke K M (H21C-1423) Jia B (A31B-0032) John C (GC42A-06) Jones T (H11E-04) Jaret S (P23A-2151) Jia B (H21G-1495) John T (T52B-05) Jones T R (PP11D-03) Jarnot A W (B33C-0627) Jia F (A43D-0266) Johnson A (B31A-0457) Jong B (A41L-08) Jarrin Tamayo P A (T51E-2978) Jia G (B13E-0658) Johnson A (V13B-2836) Jongman B (NH23C-1873) Jarsjo J (GC31J-04) Jia G (OS54B-06) Johnson A (DI51A-2651) Jonko A K (GC31F-1171) Järvi L (A31K-04, B42B-04) Jia J (GC11A-1119) Johnson A (SM31B-2492) Jonsdottir K (V53C-3124) Jarvis C (A43D-0248) Jia S (GC51E-1216, PA13C-1989) Johnson B W (A33F-0306, PP31A-2257) Joo J (H43D-1464) Jarvis G T (DI31B-2644) Jia S (T43E-3088) Johnson B A (OS23B-2042) Joo Y (NS23A-1926) Jarvis I (GC51F-05) Jia X (SM41C-2455) Johnson B C (P13A-1907) Joodaki S (GC41C-1114) Jasbinsek J J (DI41C-2645) Jia X (GC33D-1265) Johnson B D (EP13D-03) Jordahl K A (A33P-08) Jasechko S (H52B-01) Jia Y (OS23B-2029) Johnson B C (P44A-06) Jordan A (SH52A-06) Jasinski J M (SM41C-2447) Jia Y (SH21B-2526) Johnson B (A43A-0191) Jordan A (A41N-05) Jasinski M F (GC31G-1179, H33O-03) Jia Y (G43A-1047) Johnson C A (NH13A-1748) Jordan B (ED23A-0817) Jasperse J (A44C-02) Jia Z (S41B-2784) Johnson C (PA24B-05, PA43A-2177) Jordan J J (NS33B-1972) Jastrow J D (B43C-0634) Jian M (H41D-1363) Johnson C W (G33B-1094, G41C-03) Jordan M (V53E-08) Jatiningrum R S (PP33A-2348) Jian S (B41D-0472) Johnson D J (B34C-04) Jordan P D (H33N-08) Jault D (DI13A-2354) Jian Z (C13D-0872) Johnson E R (V43E-3192) Jordan T (C53A-0696) Jaumann R (P41C-04, P43D-06, P52B-01) Jiang C (SH12B-04) Johnson E S (C53D-0775) Jordan T A (C22C-08) Jautzy J J (PP11B-2008) Jiang C (S41A-2766) Johnson E R (EP22B-07) Jordanova V (SM11A-2131, SM23C-02) Javakhishvili Z (S53A-2826) Jiang C (B31B-0462, B53I-0631) Johnson F (H42E-03, H51H-1585) Jorgenson J C (B52C-09) Javed M (A44D-02) Jiang C (GC33C-1263) Johnson J (SM53A-09) Jorgenson T (B21L-07, EP12B-04) Jayadevan A (GC33D-1267) Jiang H (T12A-03) Johnson J R (P11B-1856, V41C-01) Jorjiashvili N (S31C-2791) Jayarathne T S (A31B-0029) Jiang J (H21C-1414) Johnson J E (B43D-01) Jorry S (OS41C-1984) Jayne R (GC41C-1110) Jiang J (T23C-2946) Johnson J E (PP33B-2360) Joseph A T (A41H-0168) Jaynes A N (SM41E-05, SM43E-07) Jiang J H (A43N-05, A51A-0002) Johnson J S (GC34A-04) Joseph J (P34A-07) Jazaei F (H23K-06) Jiang J (G32A-08) Johnson J S (A44E-04) Joshi D R (SA13A-2103) Jeandet L (EP53B-0936, EP54A-05) Jiang L (H51P-06) Johnson J P (EP33D-1010) Joshi G (NH53A-1989)
256 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Joshi K (V13A-2820) Kahmen A (PP24B-04) Kanno Y (GC23A-1212) Kastens K A (ED11F-04, ED51E-0827) Joshi S (H51I-1644) Kahn B H (A13C-0281) Kano M (S33D-2862) Kasting J F (P21C-2109) Josset L (PA11E-03) Kahn R A (A53C-0298, A54E-01) Kanoglu U (NH41A-1742, NH43B-1856) Kästle E (S41A-2751) Jost A (H53G-1781, H53H-1810) Kahru M (OS51A-2015) Kantola I B (H13B-1358) Kästner K (EP54B-07) Joswig J S (B31K-02) Kahue R (S43C-2873) Kanzaki Y (PP23C-2340) Kastner S E (OS23B-2032) Jougnot D (H43F-1511, H43F-1512) Kai S (NS23A-1909) Kao A (A13C-0279) Kastrinos J R (H33E-1585) Jouzel J (U23A-03) Kaifler B (SA33A-2428) Kao K (ED41A-0808) Katakami S (S41C-06) Jovane L (T41E-3009) Kaige Y (B54A-02) Kao S (H51F-1555) Katano K (G51B-1114) Jovanelly T (ED23A-0814) Kaip G (S11A-2422) Kapadia A (H31F-1465) Kataoka F (A41F-0110) Jovanovic T (H13C-1384) Kaiser A E (S33B-2840) Kaper H G (PP31B-2270) Kataoka T (OS23C-2057) Joyce C J (SH51C-2602) Kaiser J (A33H-0357) Kaplan D A (GC23F-1295, H23G-1675, Katayama I (P21A-2071) Joyce M (C33B-0783) Kaiser K E (B32A-05) NG21A-1815) Katich J M (A51N-02) Joynt E (B11C-0480) Kaitna R (EP33D-1008, NH43C-1878) Kaplan E (GP12A-08, GP23B-1338) Kätker A (MR41A-2693) Ju L (H31F-1454) Kajdic P (SM12A-07) Kaplan G (C33B-0773) Kato A (MR33C-01, S52C-06) Ju W (GC23B-1241) Kakinuma K (NH33A-1912) Kaplan J O (GC31A-1107, GC41I-08) Kato A (B42C-03) Juanes R (H51O-02, H54C-01) Kakizaki Y (OS51B-2043) Kaplan M (ED23A-0815) Kato E (GC23B-1233) Juarez A M (H13Q-01) Kakurina M (H13G-1488) Kaplan O (NH23A-1855) Kato S (GC31D-1137) Jucker M (A23I-0349, A31H-0152) Kalafat D (S53A-2824) Kappenberg A (PP13B-2068, PP13B-2080) Kato S (P53A-2168) Juday G P (B53G-0604) Kalashnikova O V (A51B-0023) Kappler K N (NH51C-1959) Kato T (B54A-07) Judge J (H23N-06) Kalatehjari R (H13H-1495) Karaaslan A (S41A-2769) Katoh Y (SM31A-2464) Judt F (IN33A-1797) Kalcic M M (H41J-03) Karabulut S (NH11A-1707) Katopody D T (T21A-2794) Juez C (H23B-1539) Kalhori A A (B54F-09) Karagodin A V (SA51B-2422) Katsuhama N (GC51B-1152) Juhasz A (P31B-2098) Kalin L (H41J-06) Karakostas F G (P21B-2080) Katsuki K (PP43B-2334) Juhel K (T43C-3062, T53A-03) Kalina E (A54F-05) Karakus G (S23A-2753) Katsura T (MR41E-08) Juhlin C (T41A-2893) Kalisch S (OS13A-1783) Karambelas A N (A31B-0028) Katsuyama M (H34C-06) Juhlin K (GC51C-1164) Kalkan E (S42B-05) Karame P (PA21B-2200, PA41C-2153) Katsuyama Y (C51B-0657) Julià J (S21E-02) Kalkan Y (IN53A-1880) Karami M (B31B-0469) Kattel D B (GC13J-03) Julien K A (NG11A-03) Kallenbach C (B24D-07) Karamigolbaghi M (EP31C-03) Kattenhorn S A (T33E-02) Jun C (SM11B-2148) Kallio E J (P43A-2090, SA41A-2357) Karamperidou C (PP43D-05) Katz O (EP23A-0953) Jun I (SM51E-2538) Kallmeyer J (PP41D-04) Karandana Gamalathge T (A23B-0216) Katz R F (DI14A-02) Jun J (NS23A-1904) Kalmoni N M (SM43A-2479) Karaoglu H (DI31A-2609) Kaub L (GP33A-07) Jun K (EP21C-0889) Kalmus P (A23L-07) Karaoz U (B14D-07) Kaul C M (A33I-0384) Jun W s (S43B-2833) Kalnay E (A22B-03, NG33A-1849) Karasozen E (T12A-08) Kauppi P (GC22A-07)
Jun Z (SM41C-2454) Kalogerakis K S (SA51A-2406) Karatekin O (P21B-2088) Kaur R (A33H-0344) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Jung C (B33E-0671) Kalra A (H33C-1550) Karato S (MR41E-07, P44B-04) Kaushal N (PP51D-2346) Jung E (PA14B-08) Kalugin G A (SM41B-2431) Karbalaee N (H21K-06) Kaushik A (PP31D-2318) Jung H (T31E-2955) Kaluzienski L M (C13C-0850, ED23D-0843) Karbelkar A A (B53C-0546) Kautz M A (H21E-1460) Jung H (H13F-1464) Kamae Y (A33B-0204) Karchewski B (ED51A-0781) Kautz M (PA52A-04) Jung H (B13C-0579) Kamal A M (GC11D-1165) Kardell D A (T13B-2703) Kavanagh L (ED33G-04, OS31D-2063, Jung H (A33C-0238) Kamal S M (A11D-0055, GC21A-1045) Karduck S (PP31A-2264) PP31A-2253) Jung J (B41C-0446) Kamata S (P51B-2140) Karegar M A (G33B-1095) Kavassalis S (A43E-0276) Jung J Y (H11A-1277) Kamei R (NH14A-02) Kargel J S (EP33E-08) Kaviani A (DI31B-2643, T51A-2898) Jung J (B21I-0547) Kamiya N (T51D-2950) Karimi B (T51G-3015) Kavka P (H53H-1811) Jung J (MR13A-2384) Kammann J (NS23A-1929) Karimi M (SM21A-2431) Kavosi S (SM43E-05) Jung J (B21A-0432, H31L-04) Kamula C (PP51C-2328) Karimi S (H41F-1379) Kavutarapu V (SA13A-2091) Jung J (SH31B-2599) Kanada S (A11O-06) Karimi T (GC51A-1124) Kavvas M L (GC13C-1206, NG11A-01) Jung J (A21F-0137) Kanagawa K (T21C-2819) Karimzadeh Naghshineh S (S33D-2873) Kawa S R (A23N-01) Jung Y (A41F-0123) Kanamaru T (V13B-2843) Karion A (A51K-0220) Kawabata E (S11B-2449) Jung Y (A23F-0290) Kanamori H (A13F-0347, A23F-0284) Kariyawasam T (A51D-0099) Kawaguchi Y (C41A-0646) Junginger A (PP23A-2310) Kananizadeh N (H23C-1552) Karki S (G43A-1053) Kawai K (A21E-0127) Junium C K (PP23B-2333) Kanaya T (S33C-2846) Karlowsky S (B53F-0564) Kawai Y (GC43E-1209) Junod R (GC51D-1188) Kanaya Y (A24F-08) Karlsson T (SM41C-2446) Kawakatsu H (DI23C-01) Jurado J (PA32A-01) Kandel H P (H33K-1711) Karlstrom L (IN53D-02, V53C-3105) Kawamura A D (SH31B-2546) Juricke S (A41G-0142) Kane E (C13C-0831) Karmakar S (A31I-0159) Kawano N (B33H-0714) Justice C J (GC41B-1080) Kane M (SM51F-2561) Karmalkar A (A54D-06) Kawano T (A41C-0053) Justice C O (A11S-02) Kane R (OS41A-1943) Karpen J T (SH53A-04) Kawasaki K (OS23C-2062) Justman D (PA21A-2186) Kane V R (B54B-01) Karpen J (SH43C-2585) Kawase H (S13A-2543, S33B-2832) Jutla A (H51M-03) Kaneda Y (S31A-2718) Karplus M S (PA31D-2219, S41A-2722) Kawashima H (B21H-0521) Jyoti V (H53B-1697) Kanekal S G (SM44C-09) Karpytchev M (OS31B-2010) Kawzenuk B (A51E-0107) Jørgensen B B (B22D-06) Kaneko D (GC54A-05) Karra S (H53L-04) Kay C (SH13B-2298) Kaneko K (V43A-3139) Karraker N E (ED13A-0921) Kay J E (IN31F-01) Kaneko Y (MR33C-04, S41A-2739) Karran D J (H53E-1746) Kay S M (T11D-2658) K Kang D (C51B-0663) Karrenbach M H (S51D-02) Kaya S (H41A-1279) Kaban M K (T43B-3042) Kang D (H43B-1419) Karrouk M (NH51B-1933, PA13B-1980) Kayastha R B (C11C-0790) Kabatas B (A31E-0096) Kang G (H53C-1715) Karson J A (T51C-2947) Kayler Z E (B23I-04) Kabin K (SM51B-2474) Kang H (A31B-0023) Karsten L R (H43H-1564) Kazachenko M (SH34A-03) Kaboli S (MR23A-2679) Kang H (A33E-0280) Karwan D L (B23C-0595) Kazemifar F (EP33C-0992, EP33C-0993) Kabore Bontogho P E (H43E-1502) Kang I (H33I-1679) Karydis V (A13M-04) Kazil J (A43B-0204) Kacarab M (A41D-0075) Kang J (A23C-0234) Kasaee Roodsari B (H33M-02) KC B (B33H-0697) Kacenelenbogen M S (A54E-02) Kang J (T21A-2803) Kasai K (A41F-0096) KC K B (PA43A-2176) Kachingwe M (P51B-2141) Kang J (V51A-3050) Kasbohm J (V43F-06) Kc M (B13E-0664) Kachovich S (T11A-2596) Kang K (C42B-02) Kaseke K F (PP31D-2333) Ke C (C43B-0757) Kachuck S B (NS41A-1901) Kang M (H33I-1685) Kashyap C A (B51A-0386) Ke L (C13D-0870) Kadiri U A (S31A-2727) Kang M (B41B-0404) Kasmerchak C S (EP33B-0979) Ke W (H23G-1655) Kaeaeb A (C14B-05, C43D-01) Kang P K (H51C-1473) Kaspari S (C12A-07) Ke Y (NH11A-1706) Kaeppler S R (SA44A-02) Kang S M (A11F-0074, A51Q-07) Kasper J (GC51C-1181) Kealoha A K (GC21G-1167) Kaercher P M (MR23A-2671) Kang S (B21A-0433) Kasper J C (SH42A-04, SH51A-2568, Keane J T (DI33A-06) Kaestle E (S12B-03) Kang S (NS41B-1916, S23C-2789) SH53A-08) Kearney W S (H31F-1451) Kafantaris F A (V21B-08) Kang S (A13B-0246) Kasper T (PP13B-2089) Keating T J (A53H-01) Kafatos M (GC51E-1240) Kang S (G41B-1020) Kaspi Y (A54A-06, P24B-06) Kebe I (A51C-0052) Kafiabad H (NG21B-01) Kang S (C12A-01) Kasprak A (EP51D-07) Kebreab E (GC41F-01) Kafle D N (IN33B-1822) Kang S (OS31B-2017) Kass A (NS23B-05) Kedar S (P34A-08) Kahal A Y (NS33B-1976) Kang S (T43C-3066) Kassab C (C41B-0661) Keeble-Toll A K (PA41B-2137) Kahan T (A33E-0298) Kang S (A53J-07) Kassam A (NS23A-1913) Keeler D G (PP21A-2254) Kaheil Y (H21A-1364) Kang S (SM21B-06) Kassianov E (A13H-0387) Keeley J E (GC44B-01) Kahl M (V51C-02) Kang T (S53A-2792) Kassin A (IN53C-1901) Keeling R F (B52D-07) Kahler E (H42D-03) Kang W (A53B-0267) Kasson A (B21H-0515) Keellings D (GC53B-1281) Kahler S W (SH51E-2630) Kannenberg S (B51L-04) Kast E (PP21E-02) Keen-Zebert A (EP53C-0979)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 257 Keenan T F (B31I-08) Ketcheson S J (H41G-02) Kim E (SM11B-2151) Kim S (SM13B-2204) Keene C A (A51G-0144) Kettle N (PA43B-2215) Kim E (A13F-0343) Kim S (EP21B-0863) Keener V W (PA33D-06) Kettner A J (H41B-1310) Kim E (T13B-2720) Kim S (H53I-08) Keers H (ED51J-01) Keutsch F N (GC33B-1230) Kim G (H43K-1627) Kim S (A23F-0288) Kees C E (EP53F-1053) Key K (DI21A-06) Kim G (T11C-2630) Kim S (P11C-1875) Keesee A M (SM53C-05) Keylock C J (A23B-0219) Kim G (A53F-0363) Kim S (A53E-0346) Kefauver S C (B53H-0606, ED33F-0920) Khabarova O (SH51F-2639) Kim G (PP41A-2233) Kim S (H43J-1608) Kehoe H (B53B-0531) Khadka A K (EP23A-0927) Kim H (A11H-0114) Kim S (OS23C-2054) Kehoe K W (V11B-2767) Khadka M B (H52D-01) Kim H (PA41C-2148) Kim T K (SH41C-2546, SM32A-03) Kehrl L M (C13C-0835) Khadka S (SA13A-2096) Kim H (A23C-0240) Kim T (S31A-2725) Keifer I S (S13B-2558) Khajehei S (H43C-1433) Kim H (A51P-08) Kim T (OS43A-2020) Keika K (SM11A-2127) Khakhalova E (GP31A-1279) Kim H (A33J-0407) KIm T (H43J-1617) Keilbach D (SH21B-2520, SH31A-2529) Khalsa S S (IN31D-1787) Kim H (A31D-0073) Kim T (GC43D-1195) Keim R (H53J-03) Khan A (P33D-2188) KIM H (A11H-0113) Kim T (H51L-04) Keith M K (EP53C-0984) Khan A L (C12A-05, H13L-1592) Kim H (EP43C-0989) Kim T (NG41A-1721) Kelbert A (GP23D-02, GP42A-05) Khan A (B33G-0693) Kim H (SM11A-2125, SM11B-2147) Kim T K (SM51E-2531) Kelemen P B (GC21J-07) Khan A (H43J-1620) Kim H (H53H-1809) Kim U (H33A-1517) Kelleher C (H32E-03) Khan H F (H54F-07) Kim H (A21C-0042) Kim W (GC51A-1119) Kelleher M (A53B-0283) Khan I (AE33A-0425) Kim H (A41E-0087) Kim W (H43D-1448) Keller C (V11D-06) Khan K M (PA31A-2197) Kim H (H31G-1471) Kim W (A41F-0122) Keller D P (GC23C-1244, GC23C-1246) Khan M (H41C-1353) Kim H A (A23L-08) Kim W (SH11B-2233) Keller G R (T44A-01, T53D-03) Khan M A (EP51A-0869) KIM I (OS43B-2037) Kim Y (B33H-0706) Keller M M (GC24B-08) Khan N A (H33A-1506) KIM J (B41G-0533) Kim Y (A53G-02) Keller T (V24A-04) Khan N (PP51B-2296) Kim J (H43D-1470) Kim Y (H23A-1525) Kellerman A C (SM43B-2505) Khan R (H13F-1432) Kim J (H21G-1494) Kim Y (V23D-3016) Kelley C A (B41A-0385) Khan S (S33B-2836) Kim J (PA41B-2138) Kim Y (EP53F-1051) Kelley C (OS34A-04) Khan S A (G13C-02) Kim J (T23B-2936) Kim Y (A21C-0043) Kelley C P (PA23B-2218) Khan T (B33D-0639) Kim J (H41G-04) Kim Y (GC43B-1152) Kelley D I (GC44B-02) Khan U T (H31F-1466) Kim J (G43A-1050) Kim Y (OS43A-2018) Kelley K A (V31E-05) Kharbouche S (B31B-0477) Kim J (B31G-0539) Kim Y (NH53B-2003) Kellner C R (DI23B-2613) Khatiwada K R (GC11B-1145) Kim J (IN13B-1661) Kim Y (T11C-2631) Kellner J R (B34A-07) Khazaei B (H51H-1629) Kim J (B33E-0663) Kim Y (B11A-0419) Kellner R E (H11F-06) Khazai B (NH21C-04) Kim J (A21G-0149) Kim Y (DI22A-06)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Kellogg L H (ED42B-01, IN23F-03, Khazanov G V (SA52A-04) Kim J (A51C-0053) Kim Y (H43H-1561) V31E-08) Khazmutdinova K (H13I-1529) Kim J (A54D-05) Kim Y (GC43A-1144) Kellogg P J (SH33A-07) Kheshgi H S (H13B-1351) Kim J (B13C-0585) Kim Y (B53G-0595) Kelly A L (PP13B-2078) Kheyrollah Pour H (A23A-0176) Kim J (H43K-1630) Kim Y (GC21E-1149) Kelly C M (T43D-3071) Khider D (PP43A-2309) Kim J (NG32A-08) Kim Y (H41K-08, OS51B-2056) Kelly C S (PP41C-2263) Khim B (PP43A-2300, T41D-2965) Kim J (B53I-0626) Kim Oanh N (A31B-0020) Kelly C L (H13G-1485) Kholodov A L (B43C-0619) Kim J (PP31B-2277) Kim-Hak D (A23A-0186) Kelly J F (A13J-08, H51D-1505) Khorsandi S (H13F-1438, H51O-07) Kim J (ED13B-0937) Kimata F (NH53B-2004) Kelly M A (PP21A-2258) Khoshmanesh M (G51A-1079) Kim J (A11U-06) Kimball H (GC21C-1122) Kelly R W (EP42A-06, EP53E-1038) Khosronejad A (EP51C-05) KIM J (SM41D-2459) Kimball S M (PA44B-04) Kelly S A (EP21D-0917) Khouakhi A (A51E-0102) Kim J (EP41B-0911, P51C-2156) Kimbrough A K (PP23D-06) Kelsey K (GC43B-1160) Khouider B (A32E-07) Kim J (T21D-2874) Kimura G (T42C-03) Kelson J (V43B-3153) Khrustalev K (S31A-2691) Kim J (S33D-2865) Kimura H (T23A-2877) Kemeny P C (PP23B-2326) Khurana K K (SM43D-08) Kim J (A23I-0347, A43G-0331) Kimura J (T11C-2628) Kemerait R C (S34A-05) Khwaja H A (A53E-0348) Kim K (S11C-2471) Kimura T (DI41C-2638) Kemna A (H34A-06) Kiaghadi A (H13G-1489) Kim K (SM31A-2455) Kimura T (P21E-03, P33C-2143) Kemp C (IN42A-04) Kiang N Y (B31K-07) Kim K (H33I-1680) Kincaid D W (H43D-1467) Kemper J T (H13C-1385) Kiani M (B33B-0590) Kim K (PA23B-2224) King A T (GC21D-1131) Kempf S (P33A-2119) Kibler K M (H43B-1410, H53B-1683) Kim K (C13A-0800) King A W (B13E-0665) Kemppinen O (A33F-0304) Kicklighter D W (GC32A-03) Kim K (H23F-1638) King C R (V43C-3166) Kempton D (SH34A-07) Kida M (OS51B-2046) Kim K (H54C-06) King C (NH23D-01) Kenda B (P21B-2083) Kidder S B (V33D-3146) Kim K (GC51A-1131) King E K (V54A-07) Kendall B (B43F-05) Kido M (T33C-3038) Kim K (S53A-2844) King E (B32A-08) Kendall E A (SA21B-2372) Kido M (G51B-1117) Kim K (GC21C-1102) King G E (T31A-2886, T44B-07) Kendall J M (V42B-01) Kido S (OS53A-2102) Kim K J (P33D-2192) King J L (PA11D-07) Kenigsberg A (T21D-2841) Kiefer W S (DI34A-02) Kim K (A21D-0074) King L (C41D-0712) Kennedy J H (GC21A-1051) Kiehas S (SM51B-2490) Kim M (A41B-0033) King M A (C21B-0682, G13C-01, G51B- Kennedy M C (GC51E-1236) Kiehl J T (PP52B-05) Kim M (A51J-0214) 1106, G52A-03) Kennedy R E (B44C-02) Kienholz C (C11E-05) Kim M J (A43E-0279) King M D (C13C-0855) Kenney M (V13D-2888) Kikinzon E (H43G-1549) Kim M (A41A-0012) King O (C13D-0866) Kent A J (T43G-07) Kikuchi J (S33A-2813) Kim M (H21B-1386) King S D (P43C-2125) Kent E R (H11B-1311) Kikuchi N (A41F-0106) Kim M (B11D-0487) King T M (C51A-0649) Kentel E (H31F-1452) Kikuchi T (SA33B-03) Kim M (GC33A-1217) King T A (ED23E-08, IN31B-1766) Kenward D R (SM51C-2508) Kil H (SA23A-2381) Kim M (T51D-2966) King T (H33B-1533) Kenyon P M (C33A-0767) Kiladis G N (OS11B-01) Kim M Y (SA41B-2373) Kingslake J (C54A-06) Keogh M (GC23D-1275) Kilbourne B (OS31E-08) Kim N (A51D-0079) Kingsley C (PP43D-01) Kepko L (SM41B-2428, SM52A-08) Kilbourne J R (GC23E-1282) Kim O (B14D-05) Kinkade D (IN41D-01) Keppel-Aleks G (GC12A-08) Kilgore B D (S41B-2772) Kim P (A51J-0209) Kinnard C (C43C-04) Keramitsoglou I (PA21B-2199) Killen R M (P53C-2241) Kim R (C51C-0672) Kinney P (GC12A-03) Keranen K M (T43G-01, V53C-3121) Kilpatrick K A (A11S-01, A13D-0299) Kim S (H43J-1611) Kinney S (T42D-05) Kerby J (GC43B-1153) Kilpatrick T (A53A-0258) Kim S (H21C-1404) Kinoshita C (NH21A-1837) Kergadallan X (NH31A-1896) Kim A (A51H-0164) Kim S (A23C-0237) Kinoshita M (T43H-03) Kerkez B (H11H-02) Kim A (B21G-0496) Kim S (NH43A-1802) Kinoshita T (A11E-0066) Kerlow I (PA31D-2222, PA54A-08) KIM B (S11A-2440) Kim S (H51H-1606) Kinouchi T (H13L-1587) Kern A (B33G-0692) Kim B (A53D-0323) Kim S (A43D-0254) Kinrade J (SM51E-2542) Kern C (V43A-3123) Kim C (GC41C-1107) Kim S (H13G-1487) Kinsey E N (H21C-1411, H23C-1557) Kerr R C (C51A-0636) Kim C (OS43A-2016) Kim S (EP41C-0926) Kintner J A (S31A-2717) Kershaw P (IN34A-07, IN43C-1705) Kim C (H13A-1328) Kim S (S43B-2859) Kintner P M (C21B-0688) Kershner C M (C41E-0726) Kim D (EP21B-0865) Kim S (C33B-0802, GC51A-1127) Kipnis E L (H33J-1702) Kerstetter S R (T41E-2974) Kim D (A23O-04) Kim S (H43J-1603) Kiraly A (T54A-02) Kervalishvili G (SM43C-03) Kim D (H31C-1368) Kim S (A51D-0094) Kirat N H (B31E-0525) Keshavarzi M (EP23B-0959) Kim D (GC41B-1086) Kim S (S34A-02) Kirby J T (NH34A-02) Keshtpoor M (NH22A-03, OS23A-1984) Kim D (SM23A-2480) Kim S (A43G-0320) Kirby M (PP42B-03, PP53B-2383) Keshvardoost R (NS31A-1924) Kim D (T43C-3059) Kim S (EP21C-0888) Kirby S H (DI44A-04) Kessouri P (H33P-04) Kim E J (C33B-0772) Kim S (B32C-06) Kirchhoff C (PA43B-2197)
258 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Kirchholtes R (B53A-0514) Klos P Z (PA51A-2244) Koh D (C31A-0735) Kopf A J (P13A-1928) Kirchner J W (EP51A-0861, H11D-02, Klose M (A21E-0123) Koh E (H13A-1324) Kopp R E (OS23D-06) H14D-01, H22A-01) Klotsko S (C53C-0744) Kohanpur A (H51B-1466) Koppa A (H21E-1468) Kirchner P B (B53G-0597) Klotzsche A (NS32A-01) Kohfeld K E (GC13G-1258, PP41B-2250) Kopparla P (P33A-2123) Kirchoff M R (P33A-2124) Kluber L A (B13D-0639) Kohler E (P23A-2165) Koptev A (T31F-2974, T41E-3011, Kireev A (T41E-2986) Kluesner J (OS21A-1944) Kohler J (C51B-0655) T44C-06) Kirezci C (A43G-0336) Klug Boonstra S (ED21E-01) Köhler J (OS53A-2099) Koranda S (IN34A-03) Kirillova V (PP13A-2049) Kluger M O (NH41B-1783) Köhler P (B51B-0397) Korchinski M (T11E-07) Kirk M F (B31H-0564) Klump J F (IN11B-1623, U52A-05) Kohler T J (B44B-01) Kordella L (AE23B-0429) Kirk M S (SH11A-2223) Klyukin Y (T43A-3025) Kohli A H (T33C-3044) Korkin S (A33F-0300) Kirkels F (B13C-0593, B23F-03) Knapmeyer M (DI41A-2609, P42A-04) Kohlmeyer C (ED11B-0902) Kormos P R (C51C-0666) Kirkpatrick J D (T11F-06) Knapmeyer-Endrun B (DI41A-2595) Kohlstedt D L (T13E-05) Kornbleuth M Z (SH31A-2535) Kirn M (ED41B-01) Knapp C C (GC41C-1113) Kohn M J (V24C-05) Korneev S (H31D-1415) Kiro Y (PP33B-2371) Knapp J H (GC41C-1112) Kohyama T (A42E-06) Kornfeld A (B53L-05) Kirpes R (A23K-0393) Knapp J L (H41H-02) Koike T (GC13C-1213, H43O-01) Kornhuber K (A12D-02) Kirschbaum D (H13R-02, PA23B-2219) Knapp S (NH43C-1885) Kojima H (NH22B-06) Korreck K E (SH51B-2588) Kirschvink J L (GP51C-1407) Knauer J (B14B-04) Kok J F (A33G-0320, A41N-01) Kort E A (A22G-02, A53M-08) Kirshen P H (PA31A-2195) Kneafsey T J (B23G-02) Koketsu K (S53B-2861) Korte M C (DI11B-08, GP14C-01) Kirshner M (P11B-1851) Kneifel S (A11P-07) Kolandaivelu K (T13B-2711) Kortunov E (H33F-1597) Kirstetter P (H13R-06) Kneller B C (OS12C-06) Kolankowski S M (ED51C-0817, Kosaka Y (A21B-0024, OS22B-08) Kirtland Turner S (U41A-07) Knepley M (T23C-2955) IN41A-1650) Kosar B (SM43A-2483) Kirtman B P (A34E-02) Knezek N R (DI43A-2665) Kolassa J (H33H-1650) Kosch M J (SH21F-03) Kirwan M L (EP32B-03) Knight D (ED23B-0822) Kolawole F (S51E-3164, T51C-2933) Koshak W J (AE23A-0401) Kis A (GP51A-1377, SH21A-2517) Knight R J (H43L-01, H54B-03) Kolbe T (H21B-1395, H32A-02) Kosiba A M (B11D-0490, B14C-04) Kiser E (V43G-07) Knightes C D (H23A-1532) Kolesar K R (A22F-05) Kosovic B (A21I-05) Kiss A M (H11E-03) Knighton J (H14D-02) Koll D D (P53B-2204) Kosovichev A G (SH14B-05) Kistenmacher M (H21D-1431) Knipp D (PA24A-03, SA41C-02, SA42A-06) Kollet S J (H31I-01) Kossobokov V G (NH54B-03, S11B-2448) Kistler L M (SM43C-01) Knipper K R (H21D-1437) Kolling H M (PP13A-2047) Koster R D (H24C-01) Kita H (P33C-2146) Knobelspiesse K D (A51B-0030) Kollmann P (P33C-2159) Kostiuk T (P33C-2155) Kita S (S33A-2810) Knorr M A (B12B-06) Kollonige D E (A34B-08) Kota S (A51P-02) Kita Y (A53B-0268) Knosp B (IN23B-1770) Kolmasova I (AE12A-05) Kothari S (ED41A-0795) Kitada K (OS41C-1977) Knote C J (A54B-05) Kolokolova L (P11C-1865) Kotikian M (H31D-1410) Kitada N (NH53C-2008) Knowland K (A11E-0060) Kolotii A (PA13A-1977) Kotova A (SM51E-2545)
Kitade Y (OS31A-1999) Knowles J F (H33R-03) Kolster C (GC41C-1109) Kotowski A J (T11F-07) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Kitahara M (SM31A-2463) Knowles N (GC13E-1242) Kolus H R (GC53D-1325) Kotsiaros S (GP33A-03) Kitamura M (T51B-2902) Knox H A (GC13G-1262, S11D-2497) Komacek T D (P44B-08) Kouadio K (A13A-0209) Kitamura N (SM21A-2428) Knox R G (B31G-0548) Komada T (EP23B-0973) Kouassi M (T41C-2932) Kitamura Y (A23B-0197) Knox S (H41B-1319) Komar C M (SM12A-01, SM44C-07) Kouba D (SA21A-2357) Kitazawa Y (GC41A-1066) Knudsen D J (SM41E-03) Komatsu Y (B21G-0507) Koulakov I (V33E-3162) Kite E S (EP43D-04, P23E-07) Knudsen P (G13B-1094, G21A-0991, Komjathy A (NH51A-1918) Koulali A (T13A-2688) Kitiashvili I (SH21E-2570) NH24A-07) Komurcu M (A13A-0207) Koulialias D (GP31A-1277) Kitoh A (A13E-0312) Knudson K P (PP21E-05) Kon S (NH41A-1761) Koustov A V (SM23A-2467) Kitov I (S31A-2703, S31A-2705) Knuteson R (A41F-0102) Konadu D D (H43B-1413) Kouznetsov A (SA41A-2368) Kiuchi R (S13A-2542) Knutti R (GC24D-09) Konca A (S21A-2681) Kovač N (B11A-0431) Kivelson M (SM44B-03) Knyazikhin Y (A23D-0253) Koncewicz E (C41C-0688) Kovac S A (ED43B-0856) Kivlin S N (B53D-0550) Ko B (DI31A-2623) Kondo Y (A22F-03) Kovach R M (A43C-0228) Kiyokawa S (V13A-2830) Ko D (B11F-0523) Kondolf G M (H21I-08) Koval A (SA41A-2360) Kjeldsen K K (C33C-0841) Ko H (A13B-0241) Kondrashov D A (A23G-0302, NG11A-02, Koven C D (B54C-01, C22B-01) Kjøll H (T31B-2891) Ko J (GC51A-1122) SM32A-01) Kovenock M (B33E-0669) Klassert C J (H43Q-02) Ko J (DI23A-2601) Kone S (H43E-1489) Kovilakam M (A51H-0161) Klauberg Silva C (B23D-0602) Ko T (PP43A-2311) Konecky B L (GC41B-1091, PP52B-01) Kowal V A (GC13D-1220) Klaus J (H21B-1391, H53F-1776) Ko T (H21E-1457) Kong C (S53A-2784) Kowalski J (C53B-0709, C53B-0713) Klavans J M (A11F-0085) Ko Y (SH43B-2569) Kong D (EP33A-0960) Koyama C (B51F-0483) Klehmet K (NH31A-1887) Kobashi F (OS23C-2061) Kong F (S43B-2835) Koyama T (NS21C-02) Klein A G (C33B-0794) Kobayashi H (B53L-02) Kong H (OS31C-2032) Kozarek J L (EP52B-04) Klein B Z (V51B-01) Kobayashi S (P11C-1866) Kong I (H13D-1411) Kozarev K A (SH22B-01, SH32A-01) Klein E (G23A-1013, G31C-01) Kobayashi T (S52C-03) Kong Q (S32A-08, S51E-3169) Kozimor J (IN23C-1781) Klein E S (B41C-0433) Kobayashi T (NS23A-1928) Kong W (GC21H-1181) Kozono Y (NH34A-01) Klein E A (PA33A-2230) Kobayashi Y (C23B-0750) Kong W (A23J-0366) Kraaijenbrink P D (C41C-0673) Klein F (B31A-0448) Kobelski A (SM33A-2500) Kong X (H51D-1508) Krabbenhoeft A (S11A-2425, T11D-2641) Klein J (V53D-3156) Kobs-Nawotniak S E (P31E-08) Kong X (V43B-3142) Krafft D (OS23A-1997) Klein K G (SH12A-04, SH51D-2610) Kocaoglu A H (S41A-2768) Kong X (SH31B-2585) Kraft M (H53A-1668) Kleinboehl A (P21B-2106) Koch D M (IN13D-01) Kong X (C13A-0807, PP41A-2232) Kraft R (P33C-2154) Kleine B I (V31A-3065) Koch J C (H42C-02) Kong X (H54C-03) Krajewski W F (H42E-02, NG12A-10) Kleinen T (B21L-03) Koch J (H41K-03, PA53A-2272) Konings A G (B52B-03, H23N-01) Krall J (SA23A-2393) Kleinherenbrink M (OS12A-01) Koch K (S11C-2462) Konno Y (B21G-0492, OS53D-01) Kramar M (SH43A-2558) Klemann V (G11A-1050) Kocher M (SH13B-2297) Kono Y (MR21C-01) Kramer L J (A14A-07) Klemme S (V33F-3185) Kochkin P (AE32A-08, AE33A-0421) Konopczak A M (EP12B-01) Kramer R J (A33B-0216) Klemperer S L (T21B-2816, T33B-3025) Kochtitzky W H (C33B-0779) Konor C S (A34A-08) Kramkowski M A (PP43B-2318) Klenzing J (SA23A-2374) Kodaira S (T23F-07) Konovalov I B (A51N-05) Kraner M (G42A-01) Kletetschka G (GP43A-1233) Kodama K P (GP51D-05) Konrad H (C14A-02) Krantz J A (MR51A-2692) Kletzing C (SM34B-06) Kodama K (A43D-0263) Kontar Y Y (NH33A-1913, PA43A-2161) Krapu C (H53F-1761) Kliem B (SH12B-01, SH13B-2292) Kodamana R (C13B-0824) Konter J G (DI41C-2650) Krasnoselskikh V (SH41A-2513) Klima K (PA31E-08) Kodera K (A13G-0377) Kontgis C (GC51B-1149) Krassovski M (IN33B-1813) Klimaszewski-Patterson A (PP41C-2282) Kodera Y (S32A-02) Konuma Y (C13D-0865) Krastel S (OS21A-1951) Klimchuk J A (SH33A-03) Koebli D J (V53C-3112) Koo J (A51J-0207) Krasting J P (OS23D-08) Kline K L (H13B-1363) Koehler K (EP11B-1009) Koo T (B11F-0537) Kraus E A (B21E-0463) Kling A (P33D-2181) Koelemeijer P (DI11B-01, DI52A-06, Koo W (OS51C-2065) Krause S (H33F-1616, H53J-04) Kling M (A23E-0277) S41A-2742) Koochak Z (AE23B-0425) Kravitz B (GC24A-05) Klingelhoefer F (S53C-08, T31C-2918, Koenig L (C41D-0703) Kooi J E (SH12B-06) Kravitz K (EP54A-04) T31F-2977) Koenig W (B14C-06) Kooijmans L (B52B-06) Kravtsov S (A23G-0300, NG31A-1830) Klinger B (P53A-2180) Koester A J (PP11E-06) Kooper R (IN51C-1867) Krawczynski M (MR41E-03) Klinger C (A52C-07) Koetje K M (EP24B-07) Kooperman G J (A53G-07) Krayenhoff E S (B43I-03) Klinger M J (C13D-0858) Koffman B G (PP51A-2293) Kopec B G (PP31D-2305) Krcmaric J A (V23C-2997) Klise K A (A21G-0159) Kofman W W (P43A-2084) Kopeikin S M (G53A-04) Kreemer C (T13A-2678) Klobas J E (A43A-0186) Koga R (P23C-2181) Koper K (S31A-2721) Krehbiel C (IN53A-1875, IN53C-1914) Klöcking M (T52A-06) Kogan M G (T31E-2968) Kopera M A (GC23H-06) Krehbiel P R (AE13A-0416) Klos A (G14A-04, G31B-1067) Koh C (T11C-2634) Kopf A (NH21A-1838, T31D-2942) Kreitinger E (B13C-0588)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 259 Kreller M A (IN33D-02) Kulkarni S (GC13A-1186) Kutta E J (A43D-0271) Lai Y (T14A-04) Kremens R (B51F-0473) Kulp S A (NH31A-1902) Kutzner R D (A14A-05) Lai Y (DI31B-2642) Kremer A (PP13A-2060) Kumagai H (T54C-03) Kuvshinov A V (GP51A-1357, NG11A-05, Laidlaw R (IN21C-1751) Kremser S (A43A-0196) Kumamoto A (P51C-2152, SA13B-05) T52A-01) Laidre K L (GC13I-01) Kretke K (P42A-03) Kumamoto K M (MR32A-05) Kuwahara Y (T13A-2681) Lajoie L J (S53B-2857) Kretschmer M (A51M-03, A53B-0289) Kumar A (OS11A-1775) Kuwano O (ED11B-0904) Lajtha K (B22A-04) Kreutz K J (PP53D-02) Kumar A (H41B-1314) Kuwayama T (A51K-0237) Lakey P S (A11A-0006) Kreylos O (ED51H-0843) Kumar A (A41G-0138) Kuze A (A33O-08) Lakshmanan E (H53B-1679) Krieg C (EP23B-0974) Kumar B D (A52B-04) Kuzina D (NH13A-1753) Lakshmi V (A21A-0009, GC23G-1305, Krien Y (GC23D-1257, NH31A-1871) Kumar D (PP43B-2313) Kuzmiakova A (A31E-0097) H23F-1600, H43A-1392, H43K-1643, Krimigis S M (SH23A-04) Kumar J (B11J-08) Kuznetsova M M (SM14B-08) H51P-01, NH51B-1948, NH54A-01) Krischer L (S21C-08, S23C-2785) Kumar M (H23F-1648, H31E-1433) Kuzyk Z A (PA11A-1946) Lal B (A33P-01) Krishna B (IN13B-1664) Kumar N (OS23B-2017) Kwagala N K (SM51C-2504) Lal R (B11H-01) Krishnamurthy V (A11K-0153) Kumar P (A31E-0092) Kwak Y (SA53B-2445) Lall U (A43O-02, PA11E-01) Krissansen-Totton J (PP22B-03) Kumar P (EP42B-08, OS13A-1793) Kwang J S (EP43A-0937) Lam G (ED41A-0770) Kristensen L (A21E-0128) Kumar R (A31E-0091) Kwasnitschka T (OS43D-06) Lamadrid H M (B33I-01) Kristjansson J E (A51H-0168) Kumar R (NG13A-1693) kwatcho Kengdo S (B11H-08) LaManna J (H13F-1445, H13F-1450) Krizan P (A23I-0343) Kumar S (A13B-0253) Kwiatek G (H13O-08, S22B-07) Lamarche L J (SM23A-2472) Kroeger K D (GC43A-1139) Kumar S (H13P-05) Kwoll E (EP32C-03) Lamarche-Gagnon G (B44B-02) Kroepelin S (PP41D-08) Kumar S (S44B-06) Kwon H (A51D-0087) Lamarque J (A22C-05, IN31F-04) Krol Q E (C31A-0737) Kumar V (IN11D-1643) Kwon J (P11C-1872) Lamb D A (SH34A-05) Kroll J H (A32C-06) Kumar V (NS41A-1895) Kwon J (NS23A-1915) Lamb K D (A11Q-06) Kroll K (S44C-05, S54B-04) Kumar V (H43J-1616) Kwon M (OS23C-2058) Lamb K W (A43C-0232, H41I-07) Kroodsma D (OS14A-04) Kumari S (DI41C-2649) Kwon R (SH32A-02, SH41B-2530, Lamb M P (EP54B-02) Kroon A (EP12B-08) Kumjian M R (A11H-0111) SH43B-2563) Lamb O D (NH53B-1993, V43A-3127) Kropp H (B42D-03) Kummerow C D (A33M-05, H11G-01) Kwong K B (T54C-06) Lamb R (C51F-05) Krotkov N A (NH43D-04) Kummu M (GC42B-06) Kyono A (MR11A-2360) Lamb R (IN51C-1870) Krueger E T (B43A-0576) Kump L R (B24B-02) Kyriakopoulos C (S21B-2731, S53A-2789, Lambert C (S53E-04) Krueger H E (T31D-2940) Kuna V M (T31H-07) T21B-2808) Lambert J (A42B-05) Krueger S K (A13L-06, A33I-0374) Kunath P (B21G-0497) Lambert K F (ED43F-01) Kruger J M (NH11A-1719) Kundargi R (ED51C-0815) Lambert S B (G41B-1030, G41B-1032) Kruger T (GC21J-05) Kundu D (H43K-1626) L Lambert V (T22B-03) Krumpen T (C43B-0746) Kunkel D (A11U-08) L’Ecuyer T S (A43N-02, A53I-02) Lambrigtsen B (IN32A-08)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Krupar V (SH11C-2246) Kunkel K (GC31G-1180, GC31G-1187) L’Heureux I (NG31A-1841) Lamer K (A42C-06, A43F-0300) Krupnick A (H33N-02) Kunkel M L (EP43A-0946) L’heureux M L (A41L-02, H41I-05) Laming J M (SH51A-2573, SH54A-08) Kruse C G (SA31C-03) Kunkel V (B21I-0540) La Frenierre J (C41C-0683) Lammers L N (H21J-07) Kruse S (T41B-2904) Kuntz K D (SM44A-06) La Selle S (NH43A-1820) Lammers M (H23F-1597) Krusor M (B11F-0517) Kuntz L (OS13A-1803) Laakso H E (SM11C-2168) Lammers R W (EP53C-0983) Krylov P (PP13B-2067) Kunz M (MR13A-2399, NH13B-06) Laakso T (PP31A-2249) Lamontagne J R (GC31B-1115) Krzmarzick M J (B13D-0621) Kuo B (T31D-2926) Labak P (S31A-2698) Lamp J L (PP13A-2061) Ku L (NS21B-1899) Kuo C (A33B-0219) Laberg J (T44B-06) Lamur A (V53C-3095) Ku N (B51F-0481) Kuo C (SA33A-2418) Labidi J (V31A-3057) Lan C (V13A-2826) Kuai L (A11L-0167) Kuo C (A33F-0309) Labonne C (S13B-2554) Lan C (B41B-0409) Kuang Y (A51H-0167) Kuo C (P31A-2091) Laborde A (T51D-2958) Lan C (GC33C-1245) Kubar T L (A43D-0272) Kuo C (S42B-03) Labow G J (A43A-0195) Lan X (A22G-06) Kubicki J (H23C-1567) Kuo K (H23F-1649) Labrador A W (SH31B-2587) Lander M (PP41E-08) Kubo A I (V23C-2986) Kuo L (T23A-2898) Labrosse S (MR22A-04) Landerer F W (G21A-0987) Kubo H (S53B-2863) Kuo S (T51B-2901) Lacerra M (PP21A-2275) Landgraf A (T22A-04) Kubo K (MR13A-2416) Kuo W (EP33D-1017, EP33D-1018) Lacey F (A31J-07) Landgraf D (A23A-0173) Kubo T (T21C-2822) Kuo Y (B43A-0563) Lacey H (T11F-02) Landis M E (P43C-2119) Kubo T (MR23A-2676) Kuo Y (A13L-03) Lachaut T (H33Q-03) Landl M (B54D-04) Kubokawa H (A43H-0352) Kuo Y (T23B-2926) Lachowycz S (V11A-2757, V43A-3134) Landon M K (H24E-04) Kubota Y (SM31A-2460) Kupc A (A53C-0309) Lacis A A (A43L-03) Landrum L (C32B-04) Kucala A (H51O-03) Kupinski M (A51B-0024) Lackner S (S11B-2457) Landry C J (H51C-1483) Kucera P A (H23F-1637) Kuponiyi A (S41A-2754) LaConte K (ED11A-0876, ED11B-0893) Landry R G (SA34A-08) Kucera T A (SH43C-2583) Kuppel S (H51N-03) Lacy A K (T41A-2894) Landschulze M (C53A-0691) Kuchar J (GC23D-1278) Kurashimo E (T31D-2931) Lacy J R (EP23C-07) Landsfeld M F (PA14B-05) Kucharczyk M (H21E-1455) Kurbatov A (PP31B-2272) Ladd M (B33B-0591) Lane C (H43I-1582) Kucharek H (SH31A-2530) Kurihara R (S33A-2799) Ladd N (PP33B-2366) Lane J W (NS43C-1936) Küchler N (A21A-0018) Kurita S (SM31B-2489) Ladd T (H44A-02) Laney C M (IN41B-1664) Kuciauskas A P (IN31A-1750) Kuroda M (MR51A-2686) Lader R (GC23A-1213) Lang A F (NH23C-1881) Kucukdemirci M (NS33B-1969) Kuroda S (S13B-2567) Laeger K (V53B-3082) Lang S E (H23F-1601) Kudo A (AE13A-0404) Kuroda Y (SA51B-2418) Laemmel T (B23E-0637) Lang S Q (B33I-05, OS23F-06) Kudo S (NS33A-1952) Kurokawa A K (EP21C-0886) Laffin M K (GC42C-04) Lang T J (AE23A-0402) Kudrolli A (H53L-03) Kurokawa J (A24A-03) Lafontaine J (H23H-1685) Langbein J O (G31B-1054) Kuesters T (H13F-1468) Kurokawa S (PP41B-2246) LaForge J (T11E-03) Langdon P G (PP13B-2073) Kueter N (V31E-04) Kurosawa K (OS23A-1999) Lafreniere M J (GC33G-03) Lange D (T31C-2901) Kufner S (T52B-08) Kurosu T p (A51D-0096) Lagerloef G S (OS52B-01, U12A-06) Langemeyer S M (DI41B-2630) Kug J (A42E-05) Kurotori T (H51D-1515) Lago A (SM43B-2506) Langenbruch C (S43C-2869) Kuge K (S34B-01, S41A-2723) Kurowski M (A13A-0229) Lagomasino D (GC24C-07) Langenbrunner B (A31M-05) Kuhlman K L (H13F-1456) Kuroyanagi A (PP53A-2364) Lagomasino D (B34A-09) Langenheim V E (GP43A-1226) Kuhn C (H51H-1581) Kurtakoti P K (C21C-0705) Lagos M (NH41A-1762) Langer L (G51B-1104) Kuhn M A (B23D-0603) Kurth W S (U22A-04) Lagos P (GC54C-03) Langford A O (A11M-0183) Kuhn R E (GC11E-06) Kurtulus B (B53H-0610, H11A-1279) Lagos Zúñiga M Á (C51D-0689) Langlais B (GP23C-1349) Kuhn T (GP43B-1249) Kurtz N T (C13C-0837) Lagroix F (GP51C-1400) Langland R (A22B-04, NG23B-04) Kuhn T J (H42A-02) Kurz M J (H31B-1355) Lagron C S (PA43B-2195) Langlois A (C51B-0662) Kuhn W (IN42A-07) Kurz M D (T32A-03) Lagrosas N (A43B-0213, A51J-0206) Langmuir C H (DI14A-01, T33A-3004) Kuik F (A21C-0039, B33H-0723) Kusano K (SH21F-04) Laguerre R (GP23B-1334) Langrand C (MR12A-06) Kuiper Y D (T42D-06) Kusche J (G13B-1096, GC33E-05) Lagumen M T (B13A-0552) Langridge R (H23E-1589) Kukui A (A33E-0267) Kushida N (S31A-2709) Lahfid A (V23D-3021) Langston A L (EP43A-0935) Kulakov E (GP23A-1323) Kushner P J (A51M-04, C41F-04) Lahmers T M (H43H-1556) Langston C A (G33A-1078) Kularatne D (NG24A-06) Kusky T M (T53C-07) Lai G (NH21A-1831) Langston M A (PA43B-2211) Kulasinski K (H13F-1453) Kussul N (PA13A-1973) Lai H (SM51E-2549) Lankford-Bravo D F (T41C-2942) Kulawik S (A31N-03, A41A-0017) Kustas W P (H12B-07) Lai I (P43A-2087) Lanza N (P21D-03) Kulchitsky A V (C43A-0736, GC54B-04) Kuster E (ED11E-01) Lai J (H31F-1460) Lanzoni S (EP52A-07, EP53G-05) Kulichkov S N (S11C-2464) Kusterer M B (SH43B-2560) Lai J (EP43A-0934) Lapenis A G (B41I-04) Kulie M (H21K-01) Kusumoto S (NH43B-1837) Lai V (S31B-2739) Lapenta G (SM41C-2456, SM51B-2470) Kulkarni S R (SH43B-2559) Kutsch W L (B41B-0400) Lai X (MR21B-2652) Lapierre J L (A41C-0050)
260 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Lapo K E (C23A-0731) Layland-Bachmann C E (S23D-06) Lee E (B24A-01) Lee S (SM12A-04, SM21A-2414) Lapointe F (PP11C-2026) Layne J (A21L-06) Lee F (T23A-2889) Lee T (H13G-1476) Lapotre M G (EP24A-02, EP43D-06) Layton M E (GP51A-1375) Lee G (P31C-2114) Lee T (H21A-1369) Lara A (SH51B-2592, SH51E-2622) Lázár A N (GC22B-02) Lee G (EP33A-0968) Lee T (H51B-1447) Lareau N (A31M-08) Lazarus E (EP52A-02, PA31B-2206) Lee H (GC51C-1169) Lee T (A33H-0348) Large S J (V53D-3154) Lazcano C (B51G-0491) Lee H (A21F-0139) Lee T (OS53A-2101) Largier J L (OS13B-1819, OS21C-05) Lazzara M A (A53B-0272, A53I-07) Lee H (T51A-2873) Lee W (A21D-0080) Larimer J E (EP33B-0987) Lazzarino P B (B53C-0545) Lee H (S53A-2841) Lee W (SA31A-2386) Lark T (GC54A-03) Lazzaro G (H53J-07) Lee H (H43E-1492) Lee W (B53I-0633) Larmat C S (S51A-2750) Le C (OS43A-2025) Lee H (A51I-0173) Lee W (A43H-0343) LaRosa M (G43A-1036) Le G (SM33D-01) Lee H (S43B-2834) Lee Y (T23A-2904) Larour E Y (ED23E-04, OS31B-2014) Le G (SH51C-2598) Lee H (A31D-0072) Lee Y (PP51C-2326) Larraondo P R (IN14A-03, IN51C-1871) Le P V (H51E-1531) Lee H (GP23C-1340) Lee Y (H13D-1412) Larsen A (GC53E-1342) Le T (A21A-0004) Lee H (GC22C-08) Lee Y (NG23B-06) Larsen D J (PP21C-2305) Le Beon M (T21E-04) Lee H (NH33A-1919) Lee Y (SM43B-2500) Larsen I J (T31A-2882) Le Borgne T (H54C-04) Lee H (T43G-08) Lee Y (A31F-0104) Larsen J F (T11D-2651) Le Cozannet G (NH31A-1876, Lee J W (V31A-3076) Lee Y (B53C-0536) Larsen J (B13C-0590, H13H-1505, H33D-1571) NH31A-1886) Lee J N (A11I-0132, GC53H-03) Lee Y (A31I-0178) Larsen K W (ED42B-08, SM21A-2458) Le Dantec N (EP23A-0951) Lee J (OS43A-2007) Lee Y (P13A-1900) Larsen L (EP32B-01, EP52B-01) Le Dantec V (B33F-0687) Lee J (A13D-0308) Lee Z (A43L-07) Larsen R B (V33E-3156) Le Faucheur S (B31J-07) Lee J (A41H-0165) Leeburn J (DI41A-2620) Larsen Y (G23A-1036) Le Gal V (OS44B-01) Lee J (GC23A-1223) Leeman J (C21D-04, ED11B-0897) Larson D E (SH43B-2579) Le Maire P (GP33A-05) Lee J (T21A-2792) Leeper R J (H43G-1550) Larson J (OS31B-2023) Le Mével H (G23A-1029) Lee J (SH13C-2317) Lees D S (IN51B-1860) Larson K M (C13C-0838) Le Moigne J (A41H-0157) Lee J (H11G-08) Lees J M (NH53D-07, S51C-02) Larson S M (A43D-0261) Le Pichon A (S51C-01) Lee J (T23A-2891) Leeson A (C41E-0714) Lasbleis M (DI43A-2661) Le Quere C (U33A-01) Lee J (H13A-1327) Leewis M (B41E-0491) Lascu I (GP22A-01, GP31A-1289, GP43D-05) Le Roux J A (SH51F-2644) Lee J (A43G-0335) Leffler A (GC43B-1158) Lasher G (PP11C-2027) Le Roux J (IN41C-1673) Lee J (A23G-0298) Lege T (PA13A-1976) Laskar A H (V51A-3037) Le Roy P (EP11A-0975) Lee J H (H34D-04) Legeais J (G21A-0979) Laskin A (A44D-06) Le Saout M (OS31D-2066) Lee J (SM11B-2146) Leger E (H34A-04) Lassiter J C (DI14A-04) Lea D W (A33B-0206) Lee J (PP43A-2301) Legg M (OS12B-03) Lasslop G (GC42C-06) Leach A (NG33A-1857) Lee J (A13B-0245) Leggett G A (V43B-3160)
Lasue J (P21C-2135) Leal J (ED41A-0788) Lee J (B31D-0505) Legrande A N (PP31C-2286) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Lathrop D P (GP12A-11) Leal-Acosta M L (B51A-0388) Lee J (H21C-1419) Lehan C (IN21A-1722) Latif M (A23H-0316) Leaman C J (SH13A-2286) Lee J (A43G-0322) Lehmann E (G13B-1104) Latta G (B31D-0498) Leamon R J (SH31B-2550) Lee J (H21A-1381) Lehmann J (NH53E-04) Lau C (EP33D-1016) Leary R (T41D-2950) Lee J (H51H-1596) Lehmann J (B22C-03) Lau C M (B53C-0538) Lease R O (EP14B-06) Lee J (PP51C-2327) Lehmann M M (H31K-06) Lau H C (DI23C-05) Leask E (B31A-0456) Lee J (A13E-0331) Lehmann M F (B21L-05) Lau J K (V53A-3071) Leasor Z T (H21G-1499) Lee J (PP51A-2291) Lehner B (B21L-01) Lau K V (OS13C-1832) Leavitt W (B13G-0737) Lee J (SM23A-2476) Lehner F (GC11E-08) Lau K V (PP11A-1998) Lebas E (PP13B-2077) Lee J (T52B-04) Lehner J D (EP11A-0963) Lau W K (A34C-03) LeBeau J E (ED51B-0798) Lee J (A33I-0378) Lehnert K (A31K-01, IN13E-05, Laubner D A (SM51E-2550) Lebel E (H33I-1673) Lee J (SM11B-2140) PA51B-2261) Lauer A (A13L-01) Leblanc F (P13A-1899) Lee J (T43E-3095) Lehtinen N G (AE33A-0431) Lauer R M (T54B-03) LeBlanc S E (A33L-04) Lee J H (SH11B-2229) Lehto H (ED51A-0788) Laughman B (SA32A-03) Lebrasse M C (B13A-0539) Lee K (H13A-1325) Lei H (A31A-0015) Laughner J (A51D-0068) Lebsock M D (A43J-02) Lee K (OS23C-2063) Lei J (T11A-2590) Lauknes T (C33B-0814) LeBuhn G (PA52A-07) Lee K (A41C-0058) Lei J (EP53D-1006) Launay N (GP22A-05) Lecavalier B (C41B-0669) Lee K (OS11A-1774) Lei J (SA51C-06) Laundal K (SA23B-2399) Leckebusch G C (A13E-0323, A53L-06, Lee K (OS51A-2021) Lei L (A33O-04) Laureijs C T (PP23C-2337) C11B-0769) Lee K (SM31A-2453) Lei R (A43A-0182) Laurel D (EP51B-0905) Leclerc D F (A33B-0223) Lee K (A21E-0108) Lei S (T23B-2928) Laurencelle J C (IN53C-1891) Leclerc M (GC43A-1146) Lee K (A11E-0061) Lei S (H32D-05) Laurent V (T14B-04) Leclère H J (S41B-2781) Lee K E (PP41C-2269) Lei T (A23H-0334) Lauretano V (U41A-11) Lecoanet D (NG21B-03) Lee K (GC43C-1182) Lei W (S41A-2734) Laurila T K (A41C-0059) Lecocq T (T43D-3078) Lee M (H51B-1450) Lei Y (GC21H-1199) Lautenbach J (SA21A-2363) Lecomte J (A41H-0147, ED51G-0842) Lee M (IN13B-1662) Leibensperger E M (GC21D-1130) Lauvaux T (B33C-0603, B33C-0622, GC41F-05) Ledford S H (H31H-05) Lee N (P31B-2093) Leicher N (PP13B-2079) Lauzon R (EP33C-1003) Ledley T S (ED31C-06, ED32A-01) Lee O A (PA54A-05) Leidner A K (GC31G-1183) Lavalle M (GC41D-1121) Ledvina S A (SM41D-2463) Lee P (A11M-0177) Leifer I (A21G-0156) Lavarini C (EP31A-0926) Lee A (B33A-0584) Lee R (MR51A-2690, V43E-3184) Leigh H W (C11A-0759) Lavier L L (T11E-06) Lee A L (T13E-02) Lee R F (NH51A-1927) Leijala U (NH24A-08) LaVigne M (PP21E-01) Lee B (V13D-2879) Lee S (A13F-0348) Leinemann T (EP22B-04) Lavoie A (ED41A-0805) Lee B K (B33A-0586) Lee S (S31A-2723) Leinen M (PA14A-06, PA53B-01, U23A-02) Lavoué F (S41A-2747) Lee B (NH23A-1849) Lee S (C21C-0707) Leinonen J S (A51A-0001) Lavraud B (SM21A-2404) Lee C (H13G-1480) Lee S (C33B-0811) Leisso N (GC53C-1312) Lavreniuk M S (GC51F-06) Lee C (NH41B-1792) Lee S (T23F-08) Leiva J (NH43A-1814, OS31A-2000) Lavric J V (GC21C-1117) Lee C (G51B-1110) Lee S (SM31A-2468) Lejosne S (SM13C-05) Law E (ED21B-0774) Lee C (ED41A-0782) Lee S (C13D-0871, IN33B-1809) Lekhov V (H51D-1507) Lawes R (GC53A-1258) Lee C O (P13A-1880, SH52A-04) Lee S (A43B-0215, A53E-0336) Lekic V (DI31A-2617) Lawford R G (PA13A-1967) Lee C (A51F-0125) Lee S (H33A-1497) Lele S (T54B-06) Lawler M J (A11A-0007) Lee C (NH41A-1758) Lee S (NH51A-1926) Lemarié F (A31A-0007) Lawman A E (PP52A-07) Lee C (P44B-06, T23E-01) Lee S (A31C-0044) Lembege B (SH21A-2506) Lawrence A (B53A-0511) Lee C (C41A-0639) Lee S (GP51A-1362) Lembke-Jene L (PP21A-2276) Lawrence C D (V23A-2961) Lee D (NS23A-1916) Lee S (H33A-1502) Lemelin M (P52B-04) Lawrence C R (B41D-0453) Lee D J (S53D-07) Lee S (A41H-0149) Lemke K (V31B-3101) Lawrence D M (GC24B-01) Lee D (H13P-03) Lee S (A41A-0021) Lemmon M T (P21B-2082) Lawrence I (C13E-08) Lee D (A51D-0088) Lee S (V23B-2972) Lemoine F G (G52A-07) Lawrence J (C34A-03) Lee D (SH11C-2247) Lee S (H53D-1736) Lemon C (SM11C-2167) Lawrence J (P31A-2077) Lee D (H21A-1358) Lee S (EP21B-0867) Lempert R J (GC12B-01) Lawrence K T (PP31E-07) Lee D (V11C-2795) Lee S (H33A-1521) Lenaerts J (C23A-0727, C42A-02) Lawrence R L (B43A-0544) Lee E (A23C-0246) Lee S (IN13D-05) Leng G (GC31B-1122) Lawrence S (P51D-10) Lee E (SH21A-2510) Lee S (A43G-0330) Leng K (DI23A-2596) Lawson M J (T43D-3075) Lee E (H51G-1560) Lee S (T23A-2886) Lenhardt W (IN31C-1772) Lawston P (H51H-1593) Lee E (B13C-0604) Lee S (GC11D-1182) Lennon J T (B11I-01) Lawver L A (T44A-06) Lee E (EP41C-0917) Lee S (B11C-0484) Lenters J D (GC23J-07)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 261 Lenz B R (EP53C-0966) Li C (B31B-0465) Li R (GP51A-1366) Liang J (B41J-08) Leon A (IN41C-1672) Li C (NH53C-2011) Li R (H21D-1438) Liang M (B33C-0625) Leon S (T51E-2987) Li C (OS13B-1827, OS23A-1981) Li S (DI31A-2620, S33A-2795) Liang Q (A41J-07) León Loya R A (NH53C-2013) Li C (T41B-2928) Li S (A21C-0045) Liang S (B53A-0519) Leon Zayas R I (B13G-0723) Li C (GC21H-1184) Li S (G23A-1025) Liang S (A31F-0099) Leonard A (H33E-1582) Li D (A11R-01, B43I-02, GC23I-03) Li S (B31E-0509) Liang W (H13E-1424) Leonard E J (P43B-2111) Li D (OS43A-2002) Li S (C31B-0743) Liang W (S41A-2770) Leonard J S (T42B-08) Li D (H41A-1277) Li S (A22E-05) Liang X (S31B-2734) Leonard T W (SM32B-04) Li D (H23G-1652) LI S (T13C-2744) Liang X (H13A-1323) Leonardi N (OS21C-01) Li D (PP51D-2342) Li S (MR13A-2421) Liang Y (A52A-05) Leonce B C (B22C-05) Li D (C33A-0761) Li S (A53J-08, GC31F-1173) Liang Y (P51A-2126) Leone J D (EP43C-0979) Li D (NS23A-1910) Li S (B33H-0724) Liang Z (H31G-1467) Leong J M (B31A-0455) Li D (T31C-2915) Li S (A11C-0034) Liao C (C23A-0730) Leonhardi T C (V41E-03) Li F (GC41I-02) Li T (SA53C-07) Liao E (OS43A-2019) Lepley K S (GC13E-1234) Li F (A41A-0007) Li T (C53B-0715) Liao H (G33C-07) Lepore S (S41A-2753) Li F (S42B-08) Li T (S21B-2706) Liao H (A11L-0161) Leppänen J J (PP13B-2085) Li F (A52A-08) Li T (A24E-03) Liao H (H31C-1392) Lepri S T (SH53A-07) Li F (A13G-0368) Li W (V51A-3024) Liao J (T31C-2896, T33B-3029) Lerback J C (ED21D-0795) Li G (SH11B-2226) Li W (A41G-0135) Liao J (A43E-0284) Lerdau M (GC12A-07) Li G (S53A-2814) Li W (A51F-0127) Liao L (H33F-1605) Lermusiaux P F (NG24A-07) Li G (T31A-2884) LI W (A43I-0367) Liao W (B43I-07) Lerner A H (V53C-3096) Li G (PA23B-2222) Li W (SM13C-07) Liao X (H33F-1619) Leroy S S (GC12B-07) Li G (A33H-0361) Li W (A23G-0306) Liao Y (B11C-0485) Leske R A (SH51G-04) Li G (S43B-2846) Li X (B43A-0566) Liao Y (V43D-3176) Lesnek A J (PP11E-08) Li G (S22A-04) Li X (GC11A-1109) Liao Y (H43B-1418) Lessard M (SM44A-08, SM53A-05) Li G (GC11A-1120) Li X (SH51E-2636) Liao Y (T23A-2890) Lester D R (H43N-06) Li G (A41G-0144) Li X (PP43D-07) Liao Y (OS51C-2085) Leta O (GC21D-1123) Li H (T32B-06) Li X (H41F-1375) Liao Z (A11E-0067) Letcher T (A13A-0219) Li H (DI33A-08) Li X (NG31A-1842) Libera A (H31C-1372) Létourneau G (H44B-07) Li H (B23B-0587) Li X (B14C-02) Liberman V (S42B-01) Lettenmaier D P (GC31J-01) Li H (PP21B-2280) Li X (A34C-02) Licht K (C41B-0662) Lettmann K (GC23C-1247) Li H (B13C-0582) Li X (NH51C-1966) Liddell M V (T11B-2609) Leuliette E W (C11A-0758, G14A-05) Li H (OS43B-2042) Li X (GC53G-05) Liddy H (PP42A-01)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Leung F (GC21B-1069) Li H (A21D-0078) Li X (C21C-0715) Lieb-Lappen R (H13N-07) Leung I S (NH13A-1754) Li H (GC51D-1194) Li X (C34B-04) Lieberman R S (SA51A-2415) Leung L (A52D-03, U42A-01) Li H (SH41C-2541) Li X (H41B-1308) Liebner S (B41J-07) Leung M (A23J-0370) LI H (C53D-0758) Li X (G31B-1051, G31B-1065) Liebscher A H (PA23C-2244) Leuthold J (OS31D-2064, V31D-05) LI J (H41C-1343) Li X (SM41A-2416, SM41A-2417) Liebske C (P23A-2160) Leutwyler D (A11O-04) Li J (SM51B-2476) Li X (T41B-2915) Liemohn M W (SH31C-03, SM43C-02) Lev E (V53A-3075) Li J (OS53C-04) Li X (DI31B-2645) Lien T (GP43A-1227) Levander A (V33E-3167) Li J (A51B-0034, B31B-0472) Li X (GC21H-1168) Lienkaemper J J (G51A-1078) Levandowski W B (S51E-3167, T52C-04) Li J (A21C-0054, NH53E-05) Li X (GC21H-1170) Lieou C (MR41D-2716) Levasseur-Regourd A (P43D-02) Li J (T13C-2727) Li X (H33D-1563) Liesegang M (B21C-0454) LeVay L J (PP51D-2347) Li J (S34B-04) Li X (A31H-0139) Liess S (H33K-1729) Levelt P (A51D-0070, A53H-02) LI J (B13F-0705) Li X (A32A-08) Lieu W K (T11D-2657) Levia D F (H31E-1427) Li J (A31B-0030) Li Y (A23J-0374, SM11C-2159) Liewer P C (SH43A-2556) Levin E J (A51O-03) Li J (A21H-04) Li Y (G51A-1067) Light B (C31D-05, C33E-01) Levin N E (PP24A-05, PP31E-01) Li J (H23F-1647) Li Y (A41C-0042, NH21A-1832) Light J J (C41B-0652) Levin S (P23D-01) Li J (SM41E-06) Li Y (H33K-1727) Light T (B13A-0547) Levin V L (T21F-07) Li J (DI31B-2641) Li Y (H51B-1459) Lightning L (ED31B-0860) Levine A F (A43C-0230) Li J (C41E-0718) Li Y (C53A-0705) Ligier N (P54A-07) Levine J (ED32A-02) Li J (C33B-0797) Li Y (A13C-0275) Liguori G (A11C-0031) Levine P A (H51I-1635) Li J (OS13B-1813) Li Y (V23C-2996) Lihua Z (A21C-0037) Levy D A (T13A-2670) Li J J (GC33D-1269) Li Y (NH11A-1710) Lili J (MR51C-2721) Levy L (PP12C-03) Li J D (G11B-1070, S43F-3204) Li Y (T23B-2931) Liljedahl A K (GC33G-08, H33R-02) Levy R C (A13D-0290, A53C-0293) Li K (SA51B-2419) Li Y (V13D-2873) Lilley M D (OS31D-2050) Levy S R (OS44B-05) Li K (B11F-0535) Li Y (A13F-0335) Lillis R J (P13A-1906) Levy Z F (NS43C-1934) Li L (GC33C-1257) Li Y (B21B-0440) Lilly P (B13E-0666) Lew M (A33A-0185) Li L (A54E-04) Li Y (A21D-0103) Lim B (A21A-0015) Lewandowsky S (ED12A-02, GC13A-1183, Li L (B32A-07, C13E-07, H44A-06, H51E-1536) Li Y (S23B-2778) Lim B (OS31B-2018) GC34C-06) Li L (H11A-1284) Li Y (IN23B-1772) Lim C (NS23A-1914) Lewerentz A (V33A-3112) Li L (P31D-05) Li Y (MR22A-05) Lim C Y (A33E-0283) LeWinter A L (C41C-0691) Li L (OS51C-2090) Li Y (A34D-04) Lim C (GC43C-1180) Lewis B J (C21E-06) Li L (A53E-0350) Li Y (EP41E-04) Lim D S (P33D-2193) Lewis E R (A43B-0205) Li L (B11B-0445) Li Y (V53A-3077) Lim H (A33H-0347) Lewis G (C41E-0717) Li L (NH51B-1954) Li Z (S31E-05) Lim H (S43B-2842) Lewis J M (P23B-2172) Li L (NH34A-07) Li Z (A11S-06) Lim H (C31B-0746) Lewis J R (H32B-01) Li L (GC33A-1212) Li Z (IN31A-1732) Lim H (GC23H-04) Lewis J C (ED51F-0837, T23A-2900) Li L (DI31B-2625) Li Z (SM22B-02) Lim H (A41A-0029) Lewis K W (P11E-05) Li M (GC21H-1169) Li Z (A53B-0291) Lim J (NH54A-04) Lewis K (GC31G-1188) Li M (NH51C-1958) Li Z (IN11E-06) Lim S (A11H-0117) Lewis M (OS31D-2055) Li M (DI51C-03) Li Z (A43D-0256) Lim S (NS41B-1917) Lewis P M (ED23B-0823) Li M (A11L-0168) Li Z (MR31A-2650) Lim T C (H12E-02) Lewis S (B51D-0448) Li M (GP43A-1232) Li Z (OS51A-2032) Lim W (NG41A-1714) Lewis S (P21B-2096) LI M (MR11A-2370) Li Z (A14E-08) Lim Y (EP12B-06) Lewkowicz A (NS23B-01) Li M (H33A-1503) Li Z (T33B-3030) Lima R D (T21A-2797) Leydet D (PP14A-08) Li N (H33K-1708) LI Z (PP43A-2310) Limaye A B (EP52A-08) Leyland J (H33D-1572) LI P (GC33D-1274) Lian X (GC51D-1187) Limbacher J (A44A-04) Li A (T21F-02) Li P (P53C-2217) Liandrat O (A22A-06, GC53G-04) Limber P W (EP22A-08) Li A (NH11B-1729) Li P (V31B-3091) Liang B (B43B-0596) Lin A (T42A-01) Li A (GC21A-1050) Li P (EP23A-0930) Liang C (V53A-3063) Lin A Y (IN21A-1723) Li A (IN53C-1889) Li P (NS33A-1953) Liang C (S44B-04) Lin B (A22A-03, A23N-03) Li B (H23D-1584) Li Q (C23A-0729, OS31C-2027) Liang C (G23A-1020) LIn C (A24F-07) LI B (A21D-0079, PP33D-01, T23B-2911) Li Q (H51G-1567) Liang H (SM51B-2472) Lin C (SA43C-2404) Li B (H51G-1563) Li Q (OS21A-1957) Liang J (B13E-0654) Lin C (T51A-2896) Li C (A11S-07) Li Q (NS22A-08) Liang J (GC21H-1179) Lin C (S11D-2481) Li C Y (H41B-1320) Li R (H41A-1268) Liang J A (PP11B-2009) Lin C (S41A-2748) Li C (P33C-2167) Li R (H33F-1603) Liang J (SM52A-04, SM53A-04) Lin C Y (SA53A-2434)
262 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Lin F (B41C-0425, MR23A-2678) Lipton M S (B41E-0489) Liu M (T11C-2626) Liu Y (OS41C-1967) Lin G (G23A-1021) Lisabeth H P (MR41A-2679) Liu M (A41A-0011) Liu Y (A23J-0375) Lin G (A44E-06) Lisboa M S (H33F-1612) Liu M (T22A-07) Liu Y (H43C-1432) Lin H (H13E-1415, H51N-02) Lisdat C (G53A-01) Liu M (A33C-0235) Liu Z (EP21A-0853) Lin H (SH43E-07) Lisenby P (EP51B-0914) Liu N (A23H-0321) Liu Z (H53H-1814) Lin J (B21G-0505) Lisi M (GC51E-1215) Liu N (SM13B-2206) Liu Z (GC51B-1139) Lin J C (S33B-2835) Lisiecki L E (PP31B-2281, PP33D-04) Liu N (H13F-1435) Liu Z (A51H-0153, G23A-1034, S33A-2823, Lin J (OS53C-01) Liss J (A21H-08) Liu N (AE13A-0414) S41A-2727) Lin J (PP43B-2332) Lissauer J J (P13C-09) Liu P (PP31A-2252, V13A-2823) Liu Z (A11G-0098) Lin J (A11I-0125) Lisse C M (SM44B-07) Liu P (NS23A-1902) Liu Z (A23H-0315, PP23D-05) Lin J (G51B-1092) Litasov K (MR24A-08, MR33A-2679) Liu Q (IN13B-1653) Liu Z (OS13C-1835) Lin K (NG31A-1825) Littell J S (H11D-05, PA33D-07) Liu Q (B13D-0605) Liu Z (S53A-2801) Lin K (T13C-2739) Little C L (PA53A-2277) Liu Q (OS54B-04) Liu Z (ED21B-0782, H23F-1622) Lin K (PP21B-2279) Little C M (OS23D-03, PP51E-08) Liu R (T51F-2994) Liu Z (PP51A-2290) Lin L (H51G-1564) Little M M (IN13E-06) Liu S s (H43D-1447) Liu Z (AE13A-0407) Lin L (NH43C-1873) Little S F (H33A-1523) Liu S (A13G-0360) Liu Z (H31B-1361) Lin L (S43A-2807) Little T A (T11E-08, T21A-2800) Liu S (T13C-2735) Liu (CUGB) H (PP43B-2331) Lin L (H13R-04) Litvak M L (P44A-02) Liu S (B11C-0463) Liuzzo L (SM34A-06) Lin L (OS21A-1948) Liu A Z (SA43B-2396) Liu S (IN43A-1685) Livadiotis G (SH13D-07) Lin M (A11Q-05) Liu B (GC21H-1180) Liu S (EP21B-0869) Livelybrooks D (T43H-06) Lin M (A13F-0354) Liu B (DI14A-06) Liu S (C23B-0755) Liverman D (NH32A-06) Lin M (MR13A-2386) Liu B (A13F-0346) Liu S (B43A-0547) Livermont E A (OS13B-1811) Lin M (EP11A-0957) Liu B (S31B-2728) Liu S (H41C-1348) Livers A J (S44A-02) Lin P P (S21C-05) Liu C (EP43B-0954, GC11A-1108) Liu S (SM31A-2441) Livi R (SH43B-2577) Lin P (T41C-2938) Liu C (A33F-0301, IN41A-1649) Liu S (T31A-2881) Livneh B (H11D-07) Lin P (A32F-04) Liu C (A11E-0064) Liu S (DI31B-2647) Livsey C (C31B-0752) Lin Q (NH43C-1870) Liu C (NH21A-1834) Liu S (H12B-01) Livsey D N (EP21B-0872) Lin Q (H23L-03) Liu C (S11A-2432) Liu S (GP43D-07) Lizama K (B11A-0429) Lin R (SM41A-2419) Liu C (OS13A-1785) Liu T (MR11A-2361) Llaguno J R (PP51D-2339) Lin S (A12A-02) Liu D (GC33C-1254, H53B-1686) Liu T Z (SM13A-2189) Llenos A L (S23D-02) Lin S (NS31A-1927) Liu D (EP53F-1057) Liu T (OS53A-2106) LLera K (SM11A-2126) Lin T (B31C-0489) Liu D (H53F-1778) Liu T (S41A-2741) Lloret Sevilla E (B51H-0504) Lin W (GP43D-01) Liu D (GP43B-1247) Liu T (G23A-1014) Lloyd A S (V31A-3064)
Lin W (S21B-2693) Liu D (A23B-0189) Liu T (C41C-0678) Lloyd A J (S14A-08) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Lin W (B51D-0432) Liu F (A31B-0022) Liu W (A33M-08) Lloyd K G (B13D-0609) Lin W (A12A-08) Liu F (B53F-0563) Liu W (B21J-0552, EP31B-0943, SH14B-01, Lloyd R (T43G-05) Lin Y (B54E-03) Liu F (H52E-06) SH43C-2587) Lo E L (PP13B-2086) Lin Y (A41B-0037) Liu G (G31A-1036) Liu W (H13D-1391) Lo L (PP13A-2057) Lin Y (H13I-1520) Liu G (A21D-0087) Liu W (SM22B-03) Lo M (GC23I-07) Lin Y (S13E-04) Liu G (P13D-04) Liu W (H13A-1316) Lo W (H23D-1578) Lin Y (NS23A-1934) Liu G (B43B-0587) Liu X (H51H-1594) Lo Y (T23B-2909) Lin Y (NH53C-2012) Liu H (OS53A-2112) Liu X (B13D-0619) Lo Y (GP43A-1216) Lin Y (H41B-1301, H41B-1322) Liu H (B51F-0476, SM13B-2199) Liu X (PP11B-2007) Loaiza-Usuga J C (NH43C-1880) Lin Y (SH21E-2573) Liu H (IN31F-03, SA52A-02) Liu X (EP53F-1039) Lobecker E (OS41B-1951) Lin Y (S32C-08) Liu H (DI41B-2632) Liu X (A43F-0296) Locatelli M (T31E-2951) Lin Y (OS43A-2021) Liu H (MR13A-2412) Liu X (C21B-0680) Loch A J (H43Q-05) Lind B M (B53D-0552) Liu H (A51F-0123) Liu X (A53F-0366) Lock S J (DI33A-01) Linde N (GP51B-1379) Liu H C (H43F-1515) Liu X (GC31J-03) Lockhart L P (T51B-2914) Lindeman M R (C43B-0743) Liu H (PP31C-2287) Liu X (V23D-3007) Lockley A (GC23C-1245, GC33B-1239) Linderholm H W (PP41C-2281) Liu H (SH51E-2627) Liu X (H13D-1389) Lodes M (ED41A-0822) Lindholm D M (IN31D-1788) Liu H (SA23A-2384) Liu X (S31B-2754) Lodge A (B41G-0535) Lindhorst S (EP21A-0857) Liu J G (NH51C-1973) Liu X (S13B-2546) Lodhia B H (EP53B-0933) Lindquist E (H53B-1681) Liu J (NS23A-1908) Liu X (B51G-0486) Loeb N G (A23M-01, A43L-01) Lindquist P (T21D-2856) Liu J (A51C-0058) Liu X (GC53B-1289) Loecke T (B31L-07) Lindsay F E (IN53C-1917) Liu J (MR33A-2680) Liu X (IN31A-1743) Loeer K (S43A-2806) Lindsay J B (H43G-1528) Liu J (SH12B-02) Liu X (A41A-0026) Loewe H (C41F-08) Lindsey C A (SH42B-01) Liu J (H33G-1624) Liu X (B13F-0685) Lofgren B M (GC21D-1129) Lindsey E (G31C-06) Liu J (SM51D-2515) Liu X (A54E-06) Löfverström M (PP44A-05) Lindsey N (S51D-01) Liu J (GC41E-1131) Liu X (A13C-0270) Logan K E (PP23E-07) Ling B (H41F-1376) Liu J (A41D-0064) Liu X (A31E-0081) Logan L C (P31A-2085) Ling H C (NH43C-1884) Liu J (MR43A-07) Liu X (B13F-0679) Logan T A (H43K-1647) Ling X (T33A-3009) Liu J (DI31B-2648, SH11B-2230) Liu Y (S22B-05) Logan T (A43B-0206) Linhoff B (B21K-03) Liu J (B51C-0417, SA33B-08, SA53A-2437, Liu Y (GC31B-1121) Logue T (GC41A-1078) Lininger K (EP23B-0962) T12A-01) LIU Y (GC41A-1077) Lohf H (SH51C-2604) Link H D (GC13A-1192) Liu J (PP43C-2342) Liu Y (P53A-2163) Lohmann G (PP33D-02) Linker J (SM32A-02) Liu J (GC21H-1174, H51K-08) Liu Y (A33I-0375) Lohse K A (EP42B-01) Linsinbigler M A (IN53C-1909) Liu J (EP43C-0970) Liu Y (H31F-1463) Loik M E (GC52B-02) Linton M (SM32A-07) Liu J (GC21G-1165) Liu Y (B41G-0530) Loikith P C (A11T-03) Linz M (A11E-0072) Liu J (A33E-0284) Liu Y (GC41A-1067) Loisel J (PP33B-2357) Lion C (H21F-1484) Liu J (H21H-01) Liu Y (OS43B-2038) Lolli S (A41A-0024) Lion G (G43B-1057) Liu J (NH41B-1790) Liu Y (H41A-1274) Lombardo K (A41C-0048) Lionello R (SH53A-06) Liu J (A13N-08) Liu Y (A23G-0310) Lombardozzi D (A11D-0040) Liou K (SH51A-2574, SH51A-2576) Liu J (B33C-0611) Liu Y (A43H-0342) Lomidze L (SA53A-2433) Liou K (A14B-01) Liu J (P33C-2175) Liu Y (SM23B-2493) Lone M A (PP21B-2285) Liou Y (V23D-3024) Liu K (H11B-1307) Liu Y (S13C-04) Long A M (EP13B-1035) Liou Y (S33D-2863) Liu K (SH41C-2545) Liu Y (A13K-04) Long D (C11C-0777, GC11F-03) Liou-Mark J (ED34A-02, ED51B-0791) Liu K (MR51C-2718) Liu Y (B23F-05) Long J C (U11A-02, U51A-01) Liousse C (GC43F-06) Liu L (GC53D-1316) Liu Y D (SH13B-2296, SM13B-2200) Long J (EP13D-07) Lipat B (A13C-0273) Liu L (B53L-06) Liu Y (A33E-0266) Long M D (DI51C-08, U43A-01) Liping Y (SH41A-2524) LIU L (A13B-0244) Liu Y (A23H-0332, SH43B-2564) Long S P (T21A-2795) Lipovsky B (C33A-0766) Liu L (B51B-0394) Liu Y (PP34A-07) Long S (B21G-0491) Lippert P C (GP43D-02) Liu L (T22D-01, T52A-02) Liu Y (SM23A-2474) Longbottom T L (V13B-2846) Lippincott M (ED51G-0840) Liu L (DI51A-2660, NS23B-04) Liu Y (H21A-1357) Longjas A (EP23D-06) Lippmann T C (OS23A-1995) Liu L (GC41G-04) Liu Y (GC51B-1147) Longley W (SA21A-2358) Lippoldt R C (T21C-2832) Liu L (H21C-1415) Liu Y (S41A-2731) Longo M (B34C-05) Lipsa D (ED43C-0881) Liu M (A13A-0224) Liu Y (S43A-2817) Longo W M (B43G-02) Liptak J (B31G-0550) Liu M (A33H-0342) Liu Y (A31E-0087, V51A-3033) Lonsdale C R (GC51E-1225) Lipton A (A13D-0295) Liu M (A23C-0223) Liu Y (PP31A-2262) Lonsdale C (SH11C-2277)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 263 Looker N T (H33G-1632) Lu Y (GC51A-1134) Lynett P J (NH51D-05) MacIntyre S (B21F-0486) Loope G R (PP31C-2299) Lu Y (MR21B-2636) Lynner C (S33F-08) MacIntyre S (B51D-0434) Looper M D (SH52A-07) Lu Y (H53K-04) Lynnes C (IN13B-1658, IN21D-01) Mack M C (B41J-04) Loose B (C31D-01) Lu Z (H31F-1462) Lyon J (SM41B-2427) Mackay D S (B31K-04) Loose N (PP31C-2291) Luais B (V51A-3057) Lyon S W (H14A-01) MacKay K (A31I-0158) Lopes C (PP51F-08) Luan Y (S43B-2855) Lyons E A (B53G-0587) Mackey J E (PP51C-2314) Lopez D A (H23A-1521) Luan Z (OS41C-1962) Lyons J R (P53B-2211) Mackey K G (S51A-2766) Lopez J (H33A-1516) Lubicich E J (V33D-3155) Lyons L R (SM43A-2478) Mackey T J (B43D-06) Lopez K A (V23D-3005) Lubin D (A51G-0146) Lyons S L (PP52B-07) Mackintosh A N (C34B-03) Lopez R E (ED51B-0792, SM13A-2177) Lucas D D (GC31F-1160) Lysak R L (SM22A-02) Mackler D A (SM21A-2432) Lopez S R (H43G-1543) Lucas G (AE21A-04) Lytle M L (T33A-2993) Macko S A (B31C-0487, ED23C-0831, Lopez T M (T14C-07) Lucas S E (A23G-0296) Lyu F (AE32A-02, AE33A-0419) ED23C-0833) Lopez W H (T41D-2954) Luce C H (C14C-03, H13L-1584, H52A-03) Lyu H (H41B-1315) Mackowski D (A43L-02) Lopez Lopez P (H41K-01) Lucero E (IN21B-1738) Lyu K (A23H-0317) Maclachlan J C (ED13A-0924) Lopez-Coto I (A51K-0250) Lucey P G (P53A-2169) Lyu S (H33F-1596) MacLean S A (GC34A-02) Lora J M (PP51F-02) Luckie T (T51G-3000) Lyu X (GC21H-1205) MacLeod C J (OS23F-01, OS24B-06, Loranty M M (GC24A-08) Lüdeling C (MR51D-04) Løvholt F (NH43A-1828) T33A-2992) Lorenson T D (GC31H-1199) Ludwig S (B23D-0615) MacMahan J H (OS23B-2024) Lorentz S R (A21K-01) Lue M C (P53C-2230) MacMartin D G (GC21E-1144, Lorenz A (B43A-0557) Luebke J P (ED13F-04) M GC33B-1229) Lorenz D J (A32F-06) Lugaz N (SH13B-2302, SH52A-01) M K (A41F-0100) MacMillan D S (G41A-1004) Lorenz R D (DI41A-2611, P31E-02) Luginbuhl M (S43C-2881) Ma C (MR13A-2402) MacNeice P J (SH11C-2243) Lorenz R (GC34C-05) Luhmann J G (P13A-1901, SH12B-07) Ma C (GC31H-1203) MacNeille R B (EP43C-0982) Lorenzo A (GC51C-1170) Lui A (SM52A-09) Ma F (A43C-0237) Macris C A (P22A-07) Lorenzo Trueba J (EP22A-03) Luijendijk A (EP51C-04) Ma G (NH43B-1857) MacVean L J (GC11E-07) Loria Salazar S (A32A-07) Luis J M (S23C-2779) Ma H (B31E-0507) Madadgar S (GC51E-1242) Lortie C J (GC33D-1272, PA43A-2169) Luk O O (SH21C-2554) Ma H (EP41E-03) Madani K (H32C-01) Loschko M (H51D-1500) Luke E P (A33I-0382) Ma H (B41C-0444) Madanian H (P43D-05) Loskutov E M (NG31A-1826) Luke W T (B33D-0642) Ma H (A52D-01) Madara B (T43E-3103) Lossow S (A13G-0384, A23L-02) Lukens C E (EP34A-02) Ma J (GC11D-1169) Madden E H (S21B-2725) Lotko W (SM53A-01, SM54A-07) Lukovic J (GC14B-07) Ma J (ED41A-0781) Maddox E (A41C-0047) Loto’aniu P T (SM51B-2481) Lum T (B53C-0543) Ma J (B51F-0469) Madison C (B33E-0665) Lotto G C (T51E-2985) Lumpe J D (SA13A-2122) Ma K (NH23D-04) Madlee S (SA43A-2388)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Loucks D C (SA43C-2402) Luna D (H53I-01) Ma L (B11D-0491) Madoff R D (ED51J-05, EP53C-0964) Lough A C (C33C-0843) Luna Bennasar M (SH41E-01) Ma L (OS51C-2080) Madrigal P (DI11A-2339) Lougheed B (B23C-0596) Lund B (S53A-2806) Ma L (B23E-0631) Madsen C A (SH31B-2570) Loughman R P (A23C-0248) Lund D C (PP53E-07) Ma M (B11F-0538) Madson A (NH41B-1778) Louie J N (NH14A-06) Lund E J (SM43C-08) Ma Q (B43C-0616) Maeda A (PP43C-2350) Lourens L J (PP33C-05) Lund J (C33B-0786) Ma Q (SM11B-2149) Maeda J (SA43A-2385) Louro Lourenço D J (DI33A-05) Lund Snee J e (NS43A-1922) Ma Q (B51C-0411) Maeda T (S31C-2789) Love C A (NH51B-1942) Lundgren P (G41C-04) Ma S (B23B-0581) Maeda T (NH32B-02) Love J J (PA13E-02, PA24A-02) Lundquist J D (H11D-01) Ma S (IN11B-1628) Maeda Y (V43D-3170) Lovecraft A (GC23E-1280) Lundquist J K (A21I-04) Ma S (B33E-0677) Maes C (OS52B-02) Lovejoy S (A43K-01, GC53H-08) Lundsten E M (OS13C-1830) Ma T (A21D-0071) Maesano F E (T31E-2949) Loveley M R (PP53A-2368) Lunghino B (EP33C-1000) Ma W (A21D-0069) Maffei S (GP23B-1337) Lovely P J (EP53B-0944) Lunn R J (T51B-2908) Ma X (S21B-2709) Mafi J N (IN31B-1767) Lovenduski N S (B54C-02) Lunning N (P22A-05) Ma X (OS31E-02) Magalhaes N (V21B-04) Lovette J P (H41A-1284) Lunt D J (PP41F-02, U41A-12) Ma X (T51B-2909) Magana V (H21G-1515) Low R (ED24A-03) Lunzer J (ED31B-0883) Ma X (SM13B-2195) Magdanz J (GC21F-1160) Lowell R P (T13B-2709, V53D-3142) Luo B (T13A-2667) Ma Y (A14B-03) Magee N B (A43F-0301) Lowell T V (PP14A-04) Luo B (A31D-0075) Ma Y (A23H-0328, H31E-1438) Maggi F (B13F-0701) Lowenstern J B (V33H-05, V44A-02) Luo D (GC51D-1202) Ma Y (P11D-06) Maggiolo R (P43A-2100) Lowery C (PP51C-2317) Luo G (A42A-05) MA Y (A13B-0240) Maggioni V (H11G-05, H13J-1554) Lowman J P (DI51C-01) Luo H (H33M-05) Ma Y (SM33C-2526) Magilligan F J (EP51B-0900) Lowman L (B33E-0653) Luo H (S41A-2732) Ma Y (C21B-0693) Magnabosco C (B33A-0580) Lowry C (H11D-08) Luo M (A23A-0179, GP51A-1370) Ma Y (NH11A-1714) Magnani M (S43C-2877) Loyd S J (PP11B-2021) Luo S (A43G-0315) Ma Z (A23B-0210) Magney T S (B51B-0409) Loyola D G (A43A-0189) Luo W (ED13C-0943) Ma Z (S41A-2761) Magni V (T41F-02, T54A-03) Lozier M (A14F-01) Luo X (B53I-0623) Maahn M (A11G-0103) Magnoni F (S43B-2860) Lozos J (S13E-08) Luo X (G31B-1068) Maas C (P51A-2130) Magnuson A L (EP53C-0953) Lu B (H21C-1406) Luo Y (H43C-1437, S43B-2857) Maattanen A E (P24C-01) Magruder L A (C14A-07) Lu C (S21C-03) Luo Y (H21C-1421) Mac Niocaill C (T42B-01) Maguire R (DI41B-2636) Lu C (H33A-1524) Luo Z J (A34D-02) MacAlister E (GP43A-1219) Mahabal A (ED24A-04, IN43C-1703) Lu C (H23E-1593) Luong K (ED41A-0835) Macander M J (C41F-06) Mahaffey S H (NH22B-05) Lu C (A21D-0072) Luong T M (A13A-0211) Macartney A (P21C-2140) Mahaffy P R (P21D-06) Lu D (B13E-0663) Lupascu A (A54B-06) MacAvoy S E (B31C-0486, ED23C-0834) Mahajan R (NG33A-1860) Lu D (GC51B-1148) Lupien R (PP23A-2314) MacCracken R F (NG13A-1691) Mahajan S (A51H-0163) Lu F (NG31A-1834) Lupker M (B13C-0586, T31A-2878) Macdonald A M (NH23A-1857) Mahal J (T51G-3006) Lu F (A11C-0024) Lupton J E (V11B-2783) MacDonald E (PA52A-06, PA53B-17) Mahalder B (EP33A-0958) Lu G (SM51C-2498) Luptowitz R (GC11B-1123) MacDonald I R (OS34A-07) Mahan H R (H11B-1292) Lu G (AE22A-06) Luque A (AE13A-0415) MacDonald L H (EP31B-0948, H42A-08) Mahanta B (MR51B-2708) Lu H (B33E-0650, H31G-1474) Luquot L (H11E-06) MacDonald M K (GC41H-04) Mahapatra P S (GC23G-1303) Lu J (A51C-0055) Lusk A D (T21D-2867) Macduff M (IN41B-1661) Mahar G A (H33D-1566) Lu J (SM21A-2426) Lusk D W (A53B-0290) Mace G G (A11J-0141) Mahar M (V23A-2960) Lu J (GC21H-1190) Luthcke S B (G53A-06) Mace R (PA33B-2239) Maharjan M (B51D-0431) Lu M (ED41A-0836) Lutsko N (A41K-02) MacFarlane J (MR51B-2709) Mahat V (H43J-1595) Lu M (A33J-0399) Lutz A F (GC11F-06) MacFerrin M J (C41E-0729) Maher K (EP43C-0985) Lu P (H21A-1376) Lutz T M (ED51C-0810) MacGorman D R (AE21A-01) Mahmood A (H51A-1422) Lu Q (C33C-0838) Luvall J C (GC54C-07) MacGregor J A (C53A-0697) Mahmood T H (H43J-1609) Lu Q (EP53A-0929) Lv E (EP53D-1017) Mach K J (PA31C-2216) MahmoodPoorDehkordy F (NS43C-1935) Lu Q (SH51F-2646) Lv M (EP41A-0898) Machain-Castillo M L (PP41C-2254) Mahmoudabadi H (G21B-1004, G21B-1006) Lu S (SM51B-2475) Lyapustin A (A51B-0031) Machineni N (A43H-0355) Mahmoudian A (AE22A-01) Lu X (SA43A-2391) Lymer G (T41E-3005) Machmuller M (B41F-0501) Mahon R C (EP53C-0989) Lu X (B51G-0494) Lynch B (EP43A-0942) Macholdt D (PP33B-2354) Mahoney C (V13B-2840) Lu X (A51A-0004) Lynch C (A33B-0208) Macias Sanchez J (NH41A-1755) Mahr J (V53C-3119) Lu Y (PP11A-1999) Lynch E A (T33C-3036) Macias-Fauria M (GC42A-01) Mai E (IN11C-1633) Lu Y (SM51C-2502, SM51C-2503) Lynch K A (PA53B-13) Maciejewski R (H31J-08) Mai J (H11A-1285) Lu Y (B11B-0436) Lynch P (A21E-0130) Macintosh B (P13C-04) Maia A (OS44A-06)
264 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Maibach E (ED31D-02) Mann M E (OS41C-1993) Marquez E (PA43A-2181) Maskey M (IN52A-04) Maier K L (OS21A-1943) Manning A J (EP33A-0969, EP33A-0975) Marquez R (OS51C-2061) Maslowski W (GC21A-1043) Maier M (B23E-0648) Manning C L (ED51E-0828) Marras S (NH41A-1748) Maßmann J (MR41C-2710, MR51C-2734) Maier N T (C33A-0770) Manning C E (V31A-3062) Marrero J E (A31I-0171) Mason C C (EP11C-01) Mailyan B G (AE33A-0427) Manning J E (H31E-1436) Marrouch N (GC31A-1106) Mason E (P21B-2084) Maimaiti M (SM33B-2516) Mannino A (OS31A-1995) Marsac K (H31A-1334) Mason H E (H12C-05) Maimaitiaili A (GC21B-1074) Mannucci A J (SH31C-04) Marselis S (B31E-0521) Mason J P (SH13A-2287) Main I G (NG12A-06, NG12A-09) Manoharan V (IN41C-1671) Marsh A (SH11D-06) Mason J (EP23A-0924) Maio C V (EP13C-1047) Manome A (C21A-0659) Marsh C (H54A-06) Mason J A (B41F-0506) Majeed T (P13A-1930) Mansouri Kouhestani F (ED13B-0941) Marsh D R (SA54A-04) Mason K A (P13B-1938) Majid W (P21B-2100) Manthilake G (DI31B-2627) Marsh L (GC11D-1173) Mason S (GC51E-1252) Major J J (V32A-04) Mantua N J (A21B-0032) Marsh P (GC21F-1155) Mass A (B41C-0443) Majumdar U (OS54A-07) Manucharyan G E (OS31C-2043) Marshak A (A23D-0251) Massa C (PP21C-2300) Makarevich R A (SM23A-2464) Manweiler J W (SM11A-2135) Marshall A D (V43B-3162) Massam A (PP41C-2276) Makarim S (OS12A-07) Manzi M S (U43A-08) Marshall J A (EP43C-0968) Massanelli J (PA13D-1991) Makaroglu O (GP51C-1395) Manzoni S (B11I-06, NG23A-1829) Marshall J D (B51L-06) Massin F (S32A-07) Makarova M (PP51C-2323) Mao D (P53A-2179) Marshall L A (H11C-07) Massman W J (B21N-07) Makela J J (NH53D-01) Mao D (H31D-1401) Marshall M T (GC51B-1140, PA11E-06) Masson A (SH31B-2555) Makhluf A R (V23E-07) Mao F (H21E-1444, H43Q-04) Marshall R H (ED32A-05) Massoud E C (B13E-0651) Makhnenko R Y (T52C-06) Mao H (IN11B-1627, NH22B-04) Marshall R A (SA41A-2362) Massoudieh A (H21B-1383) Makhoudia F (NS31A-1946) Mao J (B32C-04) Marshall S T (G32A-06) Mast J C (A23A-0183) Maki T (A11B-0023, A31E-0085) Mao J (A31G-0121) Marshall T C (AE13A-0408) Masteller C (EP23D-03) Makimura M (MR51A-2697) Mao J (A43E-0283) Marsooli R (OS23B-2048) Masterlark T (V44A-08) Maksimowicz M (H33G-1627) Mao R (A21E-0116) Marston L (GC42B-02) Masters A (P33C-2153, SH22A-01) Maksym T (C43B-0754) Mao S (S53C-03) Martens H R (G33B-1099) Mastrolembo B (G51A-1059) Maksyutov S S (B33C-0605, GC32A-06) Mao X (P41C-07) Martens J (SM11A-2133) Masud M B (NH51B-1956) Makushkina A (S41A-2725) Mao X (PP31A-2265) Marti M (H43G-1537) Masunaga H (A33K-07) Malakar N K (GC54C-05) Mao Y (H33H-1655) Martien P T (A51K-0238) Masunaga K (P13A-1877) Malakar P (H31C-1380) Mao Z (MR21B-2634) Martin A (C33D-04) Masuti S (G42A-08) Malakit K (SM21A-2409) Maohui G (V11B-2778) Martin A (A53D-0334) Matamala R (B41J-05) Malama B (H53G-1793) Maples S (H53C-1716) Martin A (T21B-2814) Matchette-Downes H (T43B-3043) Malambo L (B51F-0472, B53H-0611) Maquiling J T (GP51B-1383) Martin A M (V11B-2776) Mateas D J (H33A-1504) Malanson G P (GC34A-06) Maraffi S (ED21B-0784) Martin B (EP51B-0899) Mateling M (H23F-1630)
Malard J J (GC31A-1110, GC51A-1125) Marañón-Jiménez S (B34B-02) Martin D J (C31C-04, T21D-2846) Mateos E (OS23B-2031) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Malaspina D (SM34B-08) Maravilla D (NH13A-1751) Martin E R (S13B-2550) Materna K (S43D-08) Maldonado S (EP33C-0996) Marcaida M (V11A-2748) Martin E (PA41B-2140) Matharu G (S11A-2443) Malek K (H51H-1592) Marçais J (H21B-1396, H41H-03, Martin J (H11F-02) Matheny A M (B14B-06) Malenda H F (H33J-1691) NG13A-1687) Martin J F (DI34A-05) Mathews J D (SA43B-2398) Malenda M G (H53D-1740) Marchand P (GC42B-07) Martin K L (GC13D-1221) Mathews N (SM32A-05) Malhotra A (B43C-0629) Marchandon M (G23A-1024) Martin K J (B11A-0420) Mathias D (NH13A-1764) Malinverno A (OS51B-2044) Marchant B (A51A-0007) Martin N A (A33E-0288) Mathis J T (PA11A-1951) Malkov M (SH22A-05, SH51E-2615) Marchenko S S (GC24A-07) Martin R L (EP53E-1020) Matiasek S J (EP23B-0967) Malkowski M A (EP11C-07) Marchesini P (S44A-03) Martin S F (SH43C-2584) Matinpour H (EP42A-03) Mallard J M (H53F-1765) Marchetti M (H23I-1689) Martin S T (A41M-07) Matonti C (MR51B-2711, P43A-2081, Mallet A (SH44A-07) Marchi S (V41A-3112) Martin S S (S11B-2455) T43D-3074) Malley P (C11D-03) Marchis F (P13C-06, P43B-2108) Martín-Rey M (OS23C-2051) Matosziuk L (B23D-0619) Mallia D V (A31I-0175) Marchus K (B13D-0625) Martin-Short R (T14C-04) Matoza R S (S13D-01, V53C-3099) Mallik C (A33A-0190) Marcillo O E (S11C-2478) Martindale R C (PP13D-07) Matsubara M (S43B-2829) Mallmann G (MR13A-2418) Marcon V (EP43C-0991) Martineau P (A51C-0061) Matsueda M (A33J-0408) Mallonee H C (P33D-2179) Marcondes M L (MR13A-2389) Martinez C (GC31B-1125, PA53B-10) Matsui H (GP23C-1354) Malone A (C51G-07) Marcotullio P J (B41H-03, GC23K-05) Martinez E (IN53C-1900) Matsui H (SM41B-2441) Malone S L (B33F-0683, B42B-01) Mardmomen N (ED31B-0878) Martinez F (T33A-3006) Matsui H (A44E-07) Maloney A E (PP21C-2304) Marechal J (H12A-03) Martinez F (SH31B-2567) Matsukiyo S (SH21A-2509) Maloney E D (A33D-0251) Marengo J A (GC31E-1153) Martinez G (H13C-1381) Matsumoto H (P31A-2082) Maloney J M (EP11A-0984) Mares-Agüero M A (T41E-2978) Martinez K (IN23D-1793) Matsumoto H (EP14A-07) Malservisi R (G11A-1061) Marey H S (A53C-0301) Martinez S (EP11B-1010) Matsumoto H (S34A-04) Mammarella I (B41B-0411) Margenot A J (B51H-0496) Martinez Calderon C (SM41A-2414) Matsumoto N (GP43A-1225) Mamo B L (PP43A-2296) Margulis S A (H44D-01) Martinez Oliveros J (SH33A-06) Matsumoto R (OS51B-2054, OS53D-03) Manago K F (H12E-06) Mariani Z (A51G-0136) Martinez Sierra L (P41B-2071) Matsumoto Y (SH21A-2503) Manatschal G (T41E-2993) Marin N (DI41C-2646) Martinez-Alonso S (A53H-08) Matsumura M (SA43C-2403) Mancenido D O (H43D-1473) Marinescu P J (A52C-06) Martinez-Benjamin J J (G41B-1022) Matsunaga T (A31N-01) Manchester W (SH11C-2249) Maringue J I (NH11A-1712) Martínez-Garzón P (T43E-3093) Matsuo J (NS21C-03) Mancinelli N J (DI41D-03) Mariniere J (T51E-2982) Martinez-Rey J (PA21A-2191) Matsuo T (SM32A-04) Mancktelow N S (T13E-03, T43D-3084) Marino R (NG21B-02) Martinez-Torres F A (GC23D-1272) Matsushima M (DI13A-2355) Manconi A (S33C-2853) Marinos R (B23I-07) Martinis C R (SA13B-08, SA31B-2392) Matsushita H (GP31C-1326) Mandal D (H43A-1395) Marinov I (A11C-0030) Martinović M (SH31B-2595) Matsuyama I (P51B-2133) Mandal S (OS13B-1815) Mariotti A (A41G-0134) Martins M S (OS53A-2095) Matsuzaki K M (PP43A-2292) Mandea M (NH51C-1965) Mariotti G (EP22A-01, EP23C-03) Marton G (T44A-08) Matsuzawa T (T21C-2837) Mandic M (V43B-3159) Marisaldi M (AE33A-0428) Martos Y (C52A-02) Matteo D (B43B-0594) Mandler B E (PA43B-2222) Marjanovic M (T22C-05) Martos-Alvarez R (T41E-2997) Matteo E N (MR41C-2712) Mandt K (P53A-2162) Mark H F (T44C-02) Marty B (P52A-01) Matteodo M (B41F-0511) Manduca C A (ED11F-01) Mark S (GC21I-01) Marty S B (S33C-2845) Matthaeus W H (SH42A-05, SH43B-2567) Maneiro K A (EP11C-03) Mark-Moser M (PA21A-2187) Martz J W (V43F-02) Matthes J H (B53A-0506) Maneta M P (H51H-1577) Marke T (C53D-0760) Maruca B (SH11A-2216) Matthews E (B23B-0582) Maneva Y G (SH14B-04, SH44A-08) Markert K N (GC23G-1310) Maruyama N (SM33C-2524) Matti B (H42E-07) Manga M (NH23D-05, P44A-03) Markewitz D (H41D-1362) Maruyama S (NH23A-1853) Mattia M (S33A-2805) Mangan T (SA51A-2399) Markfort C D (A21I-08) Marvel K (A41K-06, A53G-06) Mattson K G (B53F-0583) Mangeard P (SH31B-2598) Markidis S (SM21A-2413) Maryanto S (V43A-3136) Maturilli A (P23A-2148) Mangel A R (H31D-1405) Markle B R (PP34A-03) Marzen R E (T42D-02) Matz K (P43C-2121) Mangeney A (EP23D-07, NH43C-1889, Markley M J (V23D-3006) Marzocchi A (C32B-06) Matzel E (S12B-07) S32B-05, S51C-05) Markovich K H (H43E-1505) Masarik M T (A13A-0213) Matzen A K (V11B-2786) Mangeon S (A11D-0042) Marks D G (C51C-0675) Mascaro G (H13J-1539) Matzka J (GP31C-1315, SA13A-2093) Manghnani V (NH12B-01) Marlier M E (H53N-02) Mascaro J (IN54A-05) Maue A D (EP41B-0914) Mangiarotti S (NG33A-1847) Marno D R (A41I-02) Mascioli N R (A41B-0035) Mauk B (SM32B-01, U22A-03) Mani B (A43H-0347) Maroon E (A11F-0080) Mashayekhi R (A33C-0236, A54B-02) Maull K e (IN43B-1695) Manies K (B23C-0597) Marouf E A (P31B-2100) Masiello C A (B22C-04, B23D-0608) Maunder B L (T31F-2987) Mankin J S (GC14B-06) Marquardt K (MR41E-02) Masion A (B51A-0378, B53F-0565) Maupin C R (PP31D-2332) Mann I R (SM22B-01) Marques G (H23J-1706) Maskey M (NG41A-1726) Maurer E P (GC43C-1171)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 265 Maurer G E (B21B-0446) McCorkel J (A31D-0064) McKenzie J M (H13L-1588) Mehran M (H24A-04) Maurer J (G51A-1082) McCormack K A (NH21A-1839) McKenzie J A (B41A-0395) Mehta D (SM23A-2481) Maurer J M (C13D-0869) McCormick B T (V41C-07) McKenzie R (EP11C-08) Mehta N (H13F-1470) Maurer T (A24C-03) McCormick J (AE23B-0424) McKinley C C (PP11A-2003) Mehta R D (V43E-3182) Maurin R (EP23D-04) McCormick M E (B33B-0599) McKinley G A (OS42A-07) Mehterian S (PP51D-2341) Maury J (S43D-06) McCormick M P (A21H-02) McKinnon K A (A23H-0335) Mei F (A51G-0137) Maurya A S (T51D-2952) McCoy F W (ED43A-0850) McKinnon W B (P54A-02) Mei W (A43I-0368) Maurya S (S43B-2830) McCoy I L (A42C-02) McKnight J (B41F-0499) Mei Y (H13J-1542) Maurya V P (GP34A-08) McCoy S W (T24A-04) McKuin B (GC23A-1218, PA41C-2155) Meier M (S23A-2752) Maute A I (SA12A-03) McCoy-West A (V53E-06) McLachlan P (NS43C-1933) Meier W (C21A-0666) Mauzerall D L (A12B-07) McCrary R R (A54D-07) McLachlan R L (EP31C-02) Meier W J (PP41C-2274) Mauzole Y (OS31C-2039) McCray J E (H24E-07) McLaren R (A42A-06) Meierbachtol T W (C42A-07) Mavriplis D (IN31F-08) McCreight J L (H42B-08) McLarney W (H23G-1664) Meijers M J (T44B-01) Mavrommatis A P (S41C-04) McCrimmon D (B41C-0430) McLaskey G (S11E-06) Meinander O (C13B-0821) Maxbauer D (GP51C-1399) McCrory P A (V31B-3100) McLaughlin D L (H43I-1573) Meingast K M (H33J-1703) Maxwell A (B13F-0702) McCrystall M (A51M-02) McLaughlin R (H13L-1589) Meisenheimer D (H51B-1441) Maxwell R M (H51P-03) McCulloch L A (GC43B-1164) McLean N M (IN23F-06, V21A-08, V23A-2957) Meissner T (OS53A-2093) Maxwell T P (IN13D-07) McCullough C (G11C-04) McLennan S M (P22A-02) Meixner J (OS22B-04) Maxwell T (PP31D-2311) McCullum A K (H51K-03) McLeod C L (ED11D-0912) Meixner T (ED52A-03, H43D-1465) Maxworth A S (SM31A-2479) McCurley K (H51M-04, H53B-1689) McLinden C A (A24F-06) Mejia H (S41B-2779) May W (A23H-0314) McDaris J R (ED51C-0813) McMahon N D (S31E-04) Mejia-Ambriz J (SH22B-04) Mayer A S (ED11C-0909, GC43D-1197, H21I-04) McDonald B C (A24F-03) McManus J (PP14B-06) Mejnertsen L (SH31C-02) Mayer A (GC24B-05) McDonald G D (P21B-2090) McManus J F (PP13C-04) Mekik F (PP14B-07) Mayer D P (EP41B-0912) McDonald K C (B33G-0696, H51H-1630) McMillan C K (B41E-0487) Meko D M (PP11C-2029) Mayer L A (PP12C-02) McDonald S E (SA41C-04) McMillan H K (H42F-02) Mekonnen Z A (B54F-07, H21G-1497) Mayernik M S (IN53C-1893) McDonald-Buller E (GC51E-1213) McMillan M (C11A-0747) Melaas E K (B42B-03) Mayes M T (B53J-05) McDonnell J (H13E-1417) McMurdie L A (H14C-02) Melack J M (B24C-08) Mayes M A (B24D-01, GC21G-1162) McDougall C (ED24A-01) McNab A T (S11A-2441) Melaschenko N (B12D-08) Maynard-Casely H E (MR34A-08) McDowell E R (OS43A-2014) McNab F (EP53B-0943) Melbourne T I (IN33B-1820) Mayo E C (EP11A-0982) McDowell M J (B21F-0478) McNally A (H21E-1459) Melby G (ED31B-0886) Mayo L (ED24B-08) McDowell N G (B42A-01, B43H-03) McNamara D J (S31A-2726) Melchiorre A (GC51E-1231) Mayol-Bracero O L (A21E-0124) McDowell P F (EP51B-0895) McNamara M E (A11M-0182) Melgar D (S33G-06) Mayr G J (A23E-0274) McDowell W H (B13C-0595) McNamara S M (C13A-0801) Melhauser C (A33J-0404)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Mays M L (SH51C-2600) McDuffie E E (A42A-03) McNeal P M (ED51C-0811) Mellors R J (S53D-02) Maystrenko Y P (T11B-2604) McElroy B J (EP42A-05) McNeece C J (H13H-1494) Mellouki A (A33E-0290) Mayyasi M (P13A-1913, P13A-1923) McElwaine J (EP43D-02) McNeil B E (B52D-08) Mellqvist J (A13N-02) Maza M (OS21C-02) McEnroe S A (GP31A-1283) McNeil C (C34C-05) Melnichenko O (OS53A-2096) Mazdiyasni O (NH33A-1923) McEntee C (PA44B-01) McNeil C L (EP33A-0962) Melton F S (H54D-05) Mazelle C X (P13A-1879) McFadden J P (P13D-06) McNeill L C (T41G-03) Melton J R (B51E-0453) Mazloff M R (OS43B-2031) McFall A S (C13A-0808) McNinch J (OS23A-2003) Meltzer A (T51E-2986) Mazumder M (ED41A-0806) McFarland J W (B23I-03) McNutt R L (SH21B-2524) Meltzner A J (OS31B-2004) Mazurova E M (G43B-1058) McFarland P K (G51A-1083) McPartland M (B31E-0513) Melwani Daswani M (P21C-2124) Mazzullo A (S43B-2832) McFarlane H B (T31B-2895) McPeters R D (A13D-0287) Memarsadeghi N (IN31D-1795) Mc CULLAGH D (EP11A-0978) McFarlane K J (B21I-0528) McPhaden M J (A41L-01) Memin A (G33B-1093) McAdam A (P11B-1862) McFarlin J M (PP11C-2028) McPherron R L (SM51D-2512) Memis C (T51A-2897) McAfee S A (GC13E-1243) McFarquhar G M (A11G-0089) McPherson A (T11D-2646) Menard J (DI31A-2621) McAlpin D B (V43A-3132) McGann M (PP53A-2361) McPherson R C (G32A-03) Mencin D (G32A-04, G33A-1082) McAuliffe C (ED51E-0829) McGarr A (S22B-01) McPhillips L E (H13M-1605) Mendes Simao N (T33A-2997) McBeck J (T32C-08) McGarry J (C11A-0750) McSaveney M J (NH43C-1891) Mendez F J (A13E-0324) McBee J (T41C-2945) McGary R S (T31F-2991) McTiernan J M (SH13A-2289) Mendez R A (PA51A-2248) McBride S (NH23C-1874, S23E-08) McGibbney L J (IN23B-1773, IN41B-1660, McTigue N D (B11G-05) Mendieta A L (NS41B-1908) McCabe E (GC51G-06) PA33B-2242) McWilliams K A (SM43A-2488) Mendiguren González G (H41K-02) McCabe G J (H43J-1606) McGillivary P A (ED33F-0924) McWilliams R S (MR13B-07) Mendonca J (A41F-0113) McCabe-Glynn S E (A51E-0113) McGinnis S A (GC53B-1290) Mead C (ED41C-03, ED43A-0846) Mendonca Montenegro D (T31D-2936) McCaffrey D R (B54B-08) McGlannan A J (C53C-0729) Meadows B (A31G-0124) Mendoza D L (A51K-0248) McCaffrey K J (S54C-03, T32B-08) McGouldrick K (P53B-2191) Meadows M K (C41D-0701) Mendoza E T (NH31A-1906) McCaig A M (OS23F-05) McGovern P J (P54A-08) Means B (ED41C-01) Mendoza J A (NH34B-02) McCall N (EP41A-0895) McGowan A E (B13A-0555) Mearce T (EP11B-1003) Mendoza M (T23B-2912) McCammon C A (MR21C-07, PA53B-15) McGowan L E (C51C-0673) Mearns L (GC53F-02) Mendoza P A (H51F-1547) mcCann C (B43A-0546) McGranaghan R M (SM53A-07) Mears C A (A41H-0148) Mendoza Torres J (SH31B-2571) McCanta M C (V11A-2751) McGrath D (C14C-01) Meazell K (OS51B-2050) Mendoza-Resendiz A (EP51A-0891) McCarron C J (EP53E-1035) McGrath G S (H13E-1426) Mechie J (T12A-06) Meneses G (G42A-03) McCarter R (A33G-0332) McGrath S M (PP21A-2272) Mecklenburgh J (MR51C-2725) Menezes V V (OS23E-02) McCarthy A J (V13C-2856, V42B-02) McGraw M C (V43C-3163) Mecray E L (PA43B-2210) Meng C (S31B-2755) McCartney T (T44C-03) McGraw R L (A51H-0170) Mecum B (IN41C-1668) Meng J (GP31B-1305) McCarty R J (MR12A-09) McGregor S L (SM13B-2202) Medard E (V44A-05) Meng L (C23B-0737) McChesney C L (PP51D-2353) McGregor S (A42E-02) Meddens A J (GC51E-1228) Meng L (B33D-0636) McClain K (EP11B-1007) McGuffin A B (EP11A-0967) Medeiros B (A43G-0307) Meng L (S12A-05) McClellan M D (NS21B-1896) McGuffy C (EP43C-0992) Medina F (B21E-0471) Meng R (B31E-0510, ED33F-0921) McClellan M J (A41J-06) McGuire A D (B54F-01) Medina R (H41E-1369) Meng X (A32A-04) McClelland H O (B41A-0393) McGuire C P (MR21C-03) Medley B (C11B-0773) Meng X (A23J-0356) McClelland J W (B41C-0431) McGuire K J (EP43C-0974) Medley G (C11A-0749) Meng X (V33E-3168) McClenny E E (A51E-0115) McGuire M (B51L-05, B53F-0577) Medvigy D (B41G-0522, H31I-04) Meng X (NH53D-02) McClintock W E (SA13A-2092) McGuire R E (SM41B-2423) Medynski S (V13C-2866) Meng X (H23C-1559) McClure J E (H53M-06) McHale M R (B31F-0532) Meehan T (C53A-0693) Mengason M J (V11B-2771) McCluskey C S (A54C-08) McHarg M G (AE13A-0417) Meehl G A (C32B-07, OS12A-04) Mengistu S (B23A-0564) McClusky S (G52A-06) McHugh C M (PP42A-04) Meeks Z C (SM51E-2539) Mengjiao X (SH51A-2571) Mccoll K A (A11R-07, H23N-03) McIlhattan E (A33D-0253) Meerdink S (GC53C-1294) Menicucci A J (B21H-0519) McCollough J P (SM11C-2161, McInnes B (IN33C-08, IN44A-07) Meertens C M (G41C-01) Menietti J D (SM43D-05) SM11C-2169, SM23C-09) McIntire C (GC53D-1324) Meftah M (SH31B-2554) Menke H P (H11E-02) McComas D J (SH23A-01, SM44B-06) McIntire M Z (V53D-3140) Meher J (A51I-0183) Menke W H (T51G-3012) McCombs A G (B13E-0655) McIntosh H (B23B-0573) Meheust Y (H21J-08, H51B-1452, H51D-1514) Menneken M (V53D-3155) McComiskey A C (A11G-0104) McIntosh J C (U53A-03) Mehmani Y (H51D-1519) Menold C A (V24B-02) McConeghy J D (T33B-3032) McIntosh J (A51E-0104) Mehmel N (PP53A-2375) Menon A (A13F-0340) McConnell E (A11N-0203) McKay M (PP43B-2323) Mehouachi F (DI51A-2653) Menz A (SM11A-2136) McConnochie T H (P24C-03) McKay M A (ED43B-0857) Mehra A (B33A-0581) Menzies E (H33F-1604) McConville E G (V33F-3184) McKee K F (S11C-2463) Mehra M (A41A-0022) Mercer J (H13L-1579) McCord T B (MR34A-07) McKeen S A (A11M-0181, IN31A-1746) Mehran A (A51E-0112) Mercier de Lépinay J (GP34A-05)
266 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Mere A (T21D-2852) Mika K (H13M-1594) Ming Y (A13C-0277) Mmereki B T (A21C-0058) Meredith L K (B53B-0530) Mikava D (S13A-2508) Minin D (MR33A-2674) Mnich M (P33D-2189, V31A-3087) Merenda K (AE22A-07) Miki T (V13A-2829) Minin M (IN31B-1759) Mo K (NG41A-1712) Mergelsberg S T (B21C-0456) Mikic Z (SH43B-2570) Minions C (B11C-0471) Mo S (H31F-1449) Merkel S (MR24A-05) Mikkelsen T N (B11E-0509) Minkara K E (PP23A-2313) Mo Y (GC11D-1164) Merkin V G (SM41B-2425, SM43E-03) Mikucki J (B44B-06, C53B-0717) Minnett P J (A23L-01, C21C-0706) Mo Y (GC11D-1162) Merkouriadi I (C41A-0643) Miladinovich D (SA21B-2368) Minnett R (IN21C-1744) Moak R (H23D-1577) Merle S G (OS41A-1940) Milan D J (EP53D-1012) Minnis P (A21K-03) Mochizuki K (T31C-2910) Merlis T M (A11I-0118, A53L-08) Milani S (MR13A-2407) Minobe S (OS22B-05) Mochizuki M (NH43B-1840) Merola M L (IN51A-1830) Milazzo M P (ED43B-0865) Minow J I (PA24A-06) Modak A (A33B-0205) Meroni M (GC51F-02) Mildon Z K (S43F-3212, T13A-2675) Minschwaner K R (A11M-0186) Modarres R (A33G-0330) Merrelli A J (A41F-0127) Miles C (C33B-0795) Minson S E (S32A-06) Moe A E (PP31E-04) Merrifield A (H33K-1718) Miles K A (NS41B-1918) Minster J H (IN41D-02) Moebius E (SH31A-2528) Merrifield M A (A43C-0236, OS11B-06) Miles M W (PP13A-2048) Minto J M (H12C-04) Moerman J W (PP31F-06) Mert A (S33D-2874) Milillo A (SM53B-09) Mintz B G (V53A-3070) Moeser D (C51B-0660) Merte S (NH21B-01) Milillo P (C13C-0832) Minzoni M (OS13C-1837) Moffat C F (C53E-06) Merwade V (ED43E-0892, ED52A-02, Militzer B (MR22A-03) Minzoni R T (C41B-0664) Moffett C E (A23K-0376) H41B-1332) Miljanovic Tamarit V (S31A-2706) Mioduszewski J (A52A-06) Moffett K (EP32B-02) Meskhidze N (A24B-05) Millan R M (SM42A-01) Mirabolghasemi M (MR51B-2714) Moftakhari Rostamkhani H (NH24A-02) Messenzehl K (NH43C-1886) Millan R (C13C-0844) Miret D (OS23A-2012) Moghaddam M (H31G-1473) Messinger J P (A33E-0275) Millan Valle L F (A21H-06) Mirfenderesgi G (B11B-0434) Moghimi S (OS23A-2000) Metes J (IN21A-1721) Millar C (GC31C-1128) Mirmasoudi S (ED13B-0940) Mogi T (NS33A-1950) Methner K (PP31F-05) Millar D (H54A-03) Miro M (H54B-04) Mogk D W (PA12B-01) Metivier L (G41A-1001) Millar R (GC24D-04) Mirus B B (NH41B-1782) Mohajerani Y (G13A-1092) Metzger E (A41G-0130) Miller A (PA44B-08) Mirza A (V53D-3134) Mohamed R A (H52B-06) Metzger E P (ED13E-0955) Miller B V (NS43C-1938, PA11D-03) Mirza S (B41D-0471) Mohammad Q A (PA23B-2235) Metzger S (T11A-2579) Miller C E (B52C-03) Mirzazad S (PA32A-02) Mohammadi O (PP13B-2072) Meunier Cardinal G (C41C-0680) Miller C (PP23B-2321) Mischna M (P21B-2105) Mohammadi Asl Z (T43D-3086) Mewaldt R A (SH41D-01) Miller D J (A51B-0014) Miselis J L (EP24B-03) Mohammadi Khabbazan M (GC33B-1232) Meyer A (C34A-07, C41A-0640, C41A- Miller D J (B12D-03, B33H-0700) Mishchenko M I (A43L-04, A44A-01) Mohammadnejad H (H33A-1496) 0644, ED33G-06) Miller E L (T11E-04) Mishin E V (SA31B-2393) Mohammed A (C51D-0687) Meyer B (GP43A-1210) Miller E (SA12A-04) Mishonov A V (A23G-0295, IN51A-1828, Mohammed F (NH43B-1845) Meyer C R (C41D-0698) Miller G H (PP51F-07) IN51A-1829) Mohammed O (H33A-1527)
Meyer D (OS51B-2040) Miller G J (H21E-1466) Mishra A k (T43B-3039) Mohan S S (OS13A-1794) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Meyer F J (B44D-08, NH43D-02) Miller H R (B13A-0541) Mishra H (H31F-1450) Mohanty B (H11A-1274, H23D-1570, Meyer J J (ED43F-02) Miller H (T11D-2654) Mishra N B (GC22C-06) H23N-05, H33H-1649) Meyer K (A13D-0291) Miller J (H11F-01, H13D-1404) Mishra R L (S53A-2835) Mohanty S (OS31E-01) Meyer-Dombard D R (B33I-08) Miller J N (H13B-1361) Mishra U (B32E-06) Moharana S (B31E-0517) Meynadier L (GP43B-1243) Miller J C (T51C-2944) Mishra V (H14A-03) Mohite A R (H13J-1545) Meyssignac B (OS31B-2013) Miller J (C53A-0694) Misra S (PP23C-2342) Mohiuddin A (DI22A-02) Mezentsev A (AE33A-0423) Miller K A (H51H-1611) Misra S (A41H-0155) Mohn W W (B12B-02) Mezouar M (MR11B-02) Miller K (H13F-1441, NH41A-1759) Mistry R (SM21A-2406) Mohr K J (P13B-1935) Mezuman K (GC42C-08) Miller M D (PP31E-08) Misztal P K (A33H-0368) Mohr M (A12C-06) Mhana N (S13C-07) Miller M K (ED23F-07, H43G-1546) Mitchell C A (H13N-05) Mohrig D C (EP41E-07) Mi B (NS31A-1934) Miller M M (H42D-01) Mitchell D L (A42F-01, GC33B-1225, Mohrmann J (A54C-05) Mialle P (S11C-2473) Miller N C (OS21A-1937) P13A-1918) Moitra P (V53C-3094) Miallot H (NH41B-1794) Miller O L (C41D-0702) Mitchell D G (SM43D-01) Moknatian M (H51H-1628) Miao G (B54A-05) Miller P (ED22A-07) Mitchell E J (SA53B-2454) Moldwin M (ED23E-01, SM53C-03) Miao L (OS13B-1826) Miller P (T51B-2904) Mitchell G A (OS41B-1958) Mölg N (C41C-0685) Miao W (S33F-04) Miller Q R (H13F-1471) Mitchell K (AE33A-0426) Molina J M (H33C-1557) Miara A (GC41G-07) Miller R (PA43B-2189) Mitchell K (C33B-0822, C41F-02) Molina P G (V53D-3162) Michael A (SH41C-2544) Miller R J (GC11D-1176) Mitchell L (A51K-0247) Molinario G (B43A-0569) Michael A J (PA53B-08, S51E-3172) Miller R H (T13B-2699) Mitchell S J (V31A-3080) Molinek F R (GP14C-06) Michael B P (IN43B-1691) Miller S (H43G-1535) Mitchell S (ED33E-0919) Molineux A (PA51B-2268) Michael H A (B31H-0562) Miller S M (A32D-01) Mithan H T (C53B-0710) Molino G D (EP21B-0881) Michael K (IN33B-1806) Miller S N (H31E-1435) Mitovski T (A43B-0219) Molins S (H13F-1472) Michael P J (V43F-05) Miller S J (A23B-0191) Mitra S (T23B-2910, T23B-2917) Molisee D D (V11C-2809) Michael Link M (A33H-0350) Miller S D (IN33D-04) Mitrescu C (IN21C-1746) Mollenhauer G (B23F-08) Michaelides K (H53F-1774) Miller V V (PA33C-2244) Mitri G (P33A-2129) Moller D (C13F-02) Michaelides R J (G43A-1046) Miller W P (H51F-1542, PA41C-2144) Mitsch W J (H13D-1400) Möller F M (B31A-0452) Michaelis A (IN21B-1728) Millet C (S11C-2469) Mitsui Y (T53A-05) Möller M (C53D-0761) Michaelis B (GC31J-07) Millet D B (GC12A-06) Mitsunaga B (PP51D-2354) Möller R (C13B-0826) Michalak A M (GC23K-03) Millet M (V53E-04) Mittelholz A (GP13A-02) Molnar I L (H51B-1442, H53G-1785) Michaletz S T (B52D-03) Milligan R O (SH11A-2214, SH31B-2561) Mittelstaedt E L (OS41C-1989) Molnia B F (PA54A-06) Michalski G M (B13F-0678) Milliner C W (NH52B-02, T13A-2665) Miu J C (PP31D-2313) Molnos S (A53F-0369) Michalski J R (P21C-2128) Millot R (H23A-1527) Miura T (B33J-07) Molod A (H32B-04) Michaut C (V41A-3105) Mills B (PP22B-06) Mix A C (PP12C-01) Molodtsov S (GC21A-1046) Michel N L (PA43A-2168) Mills C M (GC24A-06) Mixa T (SA33A-2407) Molodtsova T (C43B-0762) Michel S G (T13A-2695) Mills I F (P13A-1919) Miyakawa T (OS13E-02) Moloney M (ED33E-0918) Micheletty P D (H33H-1667) Mills R T (T23C-2953) Miyake H (S33G-03, S53B-2868) Molotch N P (U42A-06) Micheli L (A23E-0279) Mills T (MR51C-2731) Miyake S (SH31C-06) Molthan A (IN33D-06, NH43D-03) Michell R (SA13B-02, SM41E-01) Millstein J D (C53A-0702) Miyake Y (SM34A-03) Momen M (A11R-03) Michels A (GP34A-06) Milne G A (C22C-04, OS31B-2024) Miyamoto A (S44B-07) Momoh E I (T32A-06) Michelson K (B11F-0527) Milner K R (IN51C-1872) Miyamoto H (H53E-1750) Monaco B R (V23D-3012) Michibata T (A51H-0159) Miloch W J (P43A-2096) Miyasaka T (OS23C-2055) Monaghan A J (A13A-0217, GC12A-02) Micijevic E (A31D-0065) Mimba M E (H21H-02) Miyashita Y (SM51B-2486) Moncrieff M W (A53A-0257) Middleditch A (OS11C-05) Min B (GC41C-1103, H31F-1458) Miyawaki M (T43D-3070) Mondal D R (T41B-2905) Middlemiss R P (T43F-02) Min H (GC43A-1136) Miyazaki K (A54B-01) Monecke K (EP23A-0949) Middleton J L (PP44B-06) Min K (SM22B-08) Miyazaki T (IN51A-1826) Monegaglia F (EP53G-06) Midekisa A (IN51B-1848) Min K (B44D-05) Miyoshi T (NG33A-1864) Monier E (GC31B-1124) Midzik M (A51K-0239) Min Q (A33I-0386) Miyoshi Y (SA32A-08) Monnier S (S41A-2735) Mieras R (OS23B-2039) Minafra J (P53C-2223) Mizera M (T21A-2801) Monohan C (PA41B-2141, PA44A-02) Mierkiewicz E J (SA23A-2392) Minagawa H (B21G-0499) Mizugaki S (EP31A-0928) Monsalve G (T41D-2956) Miesel J R (B21M-04) Minami T (NH41A-1766) Mizukami N (H41K-07) Montagud-Camps V (SH44A-03) Miguez-Macho G (B51E-0454) Minchew B M (C32A-07) Mladenov N (B11A-0421, B14A-07, Montaldo N (H33C-1558) Mihajlovski A (IN23A-1765) Minder J R (A11O-02) ED22A-06) Montalto F A (H12E-08, H31D-1417) Mihaly S F (OS43A-2022) Minear J (H31B-1363) Mladenova I E (H33H-1654) Montane F (B21B-0444) Mijic A (H11H-05) Ming D W (P11B-1860) Mlynczak M G (A11I-0130, SA21C-01) Montazeri M (NS23A-1932)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 267 Monteagudo M M (PP44B-05) Moreno H A (H53H-1819) Moucha R (EP53B-0947) Munoz-Arriola F (H53A-1655, H53C-1706) Montealegre C (S43B-2839) Moreno M (G32A-01) Mouginis-Mark P J (P11E-01) Munoz-Jaramillo A (SH11A-2219, Montelli A (C53C-0754) Moreno-Casas P A (EP53E-1024) Mouginot J (C12B-04) SH43D-2589) Montero-Martinez G (A33E-0294) Morey S (EP43B-0957) Mouikis C (SM33C-2527) Munro D R (OS43B-2051) Montes C (B31B-0476) Morgan A M (EP41B-0913) Moulik P (DI31A-2618) Munroe J S (A21E-0104) Montesi L (OS31D-2065, T14B-07) Morgan C (MR31B-06) Moulton J D (SM11C-2166) Munsat T L (P53C-2232, SA51A-2413) Monteverde D (B13G-0736) Morgan D J (C41B-0660) Moulton M (OS23A-1993) Muntean M (A12B-05) Montgomery J (H31A-1336) Morgan D D (P13A-1927) Mount G (EP43C-0983) Munton D C (SA44A-01) Montgomery M J (PA14B-07) Morgan E C (A23D-0260) Mountain M E (B33C-0616) Munyikwa K (EP53C-0993) Montgomery-Brown E K (V53A-3065) Morgan E J (OS42A-06) Mousavi S (S13B-2545, S52B-02) Mura A (P23D-04) Montini T (A11N-0198) Morgan J A (EP51A-0862) Mouslopoulou V (T21E-02) Muradyan P (A23B-0211) Montoya E (A21G-0158) Morgan J V (NS31A-1937) Moustafa S (C41D-0707) Murakami D (B33H-0702) Montoya J (ED41A-0794) Morgan J S (SH22B-05) Moxey L (OS31A-1980) Murakami G (SM41C-2445) Montoya M (PP11D-07) Morgan M G (GC22A-02) Moya P S (SH21D-2562) Murakami K (B33C-0604) Montserrat S (EP21C-0896) Morgan P M (G31C-05) Moyer E J (A21B-0035) Murakami M (A41E-0084) Monty J (C43B-0756) Morgan P J (G41A-1010) Moyer P A (S13A-2517) Murakoshi T (S41A-2724) Montzka S A (A41J-05, A43A-0173) Morgan R L (T41E-3012) Moysey S M (ED13C-0947, ED41C-08) Muramoto T (S43D-01) Moodie A J (EP43A-0945) Morgan T (NH43A-1827) Mozafari Amiri N (EP14B-07) Muranushi T (SH11C-2240) Moody D (IN24A-05) Morgan T A (B33E-0659) Mozaffari A (NS33B-1968) Muraoka H (B32B-01) Mookherjee M (DI31B-2628, MR12A-08) Morgan W (A41B-0034) Mozer F (SM13C-02) Muraoka M (OS51B-2039) Moon D R (GC33B-1224) Morgenstern R (V53D-3136) Mu C (T23A-2892) Muraszko J (GP51C-1392) Moon I (V13A-2825) Morgenthaler J P (SM51E-2527) Mubako S T (B41H-02) Murata F (A43H-0353) Moon J (A33J-0403) Mori A (NH53B-1996) Mucek A E (V53D-3158) Murguia-Flores F (B51E-0449) Moon J B (H42G-08) Mori J J (S13A-2520) Mucelli A (NS33B-1960) Muri H (GC31I-01) Moon S (EP14B-01) Moriarty J (OS43B-2041) Mudunuru M K (H13H-1497) Murotani S (S21B-2721) Moon S (H43C-1431) Morimoto M (B44D-03) Mueller J (G53A-02) Murphy B S (T51G-3018) Moon T A (C13C-0845) Morin E (H41L-02) Mueller K L (A51K-0225) Murphy B P (EP32A-06) Moon W (NG31A-1823) Morin T H (H43I-1572) Mueller N D (GC21B-1094) Murphy D M (A41J-03) Moon Y (A53L-02) Morino I (A41F-0112) Mueller N (T41E-2975) Murphy K R (SM21B-03) Mooney M E (ED21B-0776) Morioka H (S53A-2788) Mueller P (H21B-1402) Murphy M J (GC41A-1070) Moorcroft P R (GC51H-04) Morioka Y (OS22B-06) Mueller S (V43E-3189) Murphy N A (SH31B-2584) Moore A (ED13D-0951) Morita S (NH51C-1970) Mueller T (PP11B-2012, V24C-02) Murphy P (B11B-0456) Moore A W (EP43E-02) Morley S (SM23C-07) Muenchow A (PP13A-2042) Murphy S (EP53C-0958)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Moore B (GC23B-1232) Morlighem M (C51A-0637) Muglia M (OS13B-1816) Murphy S Y (C41A-0648) Moore C (B11C-0483) Moro M (NH21A-1830) Mugo R M (GC41B-1101) Murphy S (S13E-06) Moore C S (NH41A-1756, SH11D-03) Moroizumi T (H23D-1568) Muhammad A (H43I-1575) Murphy S F (B23A-0562) Moore D (GC23K-16, S31A-2707) Moronfoye A T (ED31B-0888) Muhammad N (MR41C-2714) Murphy T (ED24B-12, ED31C-02) Moore D W (OS13A-1790) Moroni D F (IN41B-1663) Muir J B (S32C-04) Murray C (P33E-03) Moore D E (MR41A-2691) Morozov I B (S41A-2743) Muirhead J (T44C-08, V51C-05) Murray J R (G14A-03) Moore F C (GC53F-05, PA31B-2201) Morra G (T22D-07) Muis S (NH22A-01, NH51B-1949) Murray K E (H24E-03) Moore G M (V33H-03) Morrill C (PP31C-2284) Mukai S (A41A-0003) Murray L T (A11L-0176) Moore J D (S52C-08) Morrill P L (B31A-0449) Mukherjee L (A33F-0299) Murray M S (PA11A-1950) Moore J M (P54A-03) Morris A R (ED31A-0851) Mukherjee R (V23B-2973) Murray S (PP11B-2018) Moore J (B13D-0626) Morris A (OS24B-04, OS31D-2059) Mukhin D (NG24A-03) Murru M (S53A-2849) Moore J (EP43C-0981) Morris C K (B51E-0464) Mukhopadhyay D K (T41E-2987) Murschell T (A33H-0364) Moore J C (GC43B-1150) Morris J T (B11G-01) Mukhopadhyay S (T11G-08, T13D-04, Murtagh W J (IN32A-04, SH21F-01) Moore K (IN23E-03) Morris J (PP13B-2069) T23B-2916) Murtha T (OS11A-1777) Moore K (C31D-07, PP51A-2289) Morris K (PA43A-2179) Mukoyoshi H (S21B-2695) Murtugudde R G (OS43C-05) Moore K (G51C-06, GP23C-1346) Morris M (A43I-0383) Mukuhira Y (H13G-1486) Murty S A (PP41C-2278) Moore L J (EP32B-04) Morris R (V13C-2867) Mukundan R (H41B-1298) Musacchio G (S43F-3211) Moore L (V31A-3063) Morris R V (P11B-1855) Mulcahy J P (A44E-05) Muschietti L (SH21A-2505) Moore R T (IN54A-01) Morrison A (C42B-01) Mulder G (A51B-0033) Muschitiello F (PP13A-2053) Moore R (A54C-06) Morrison B D (GC42A-04) Muldoon G (C52A-04) Mushini S C (SM43B-2501) Moore R D (AE33B-0444, H42A-05) Morrison I (PA13C-1985) Mulia I E (NH32B-07) Mushinski R M (B12B-03) Moore S (V53A-3068) Morrison R A (MR33B-2686) Mullan D (PA31A-2196) Musinsky J (B42C-08) Moore T (SH12A-06, SM33C-2523, Morrison R R (H53B-1685) Mullenbach J (EP21C-0904) Muskett R R (C33B-0828) SM51F-2564) Morrison S M (IN41A-1648) Mullendore G L (A41C-0044) Musselman K N (C13F-07, C23A-0728) Moore T S (B31L-06) Morrow T A (T33C-3048) Mullens E (PA31A-2198) Mustafa D (GC31E-1152) Moortgat J (H41F-1383, H51O-01) Morschhauser A (GP23C-1347) Müller A (A31A-0014) Mustaque S (GC23D-1266) Moradi A (SH51E-2623) Morss R E (A43I-0375) Muller C j (A51L-01) Muszynski G (IN12A-06) Moradi I (A23C-0247) Mortensen Z H (H13D-1403) Muller E (ED51D-0821) Mutch E J (V13F-03) Moradkhani H (H21G-1516, NG33A-1865, Mortimer C (C33B-0803) Muller H (H43K-1634) Mutlu S (NS33B-1970) NH53E-03) Morton D C (B53I-0622) Muller J (A33H-0343) Muto A (C22C-07) Moraes M G (H54F-02) Morton E (T42C-02) Muller J (A41I-03) Mychajliw A (PA43A-2158) Moral A C (SA11A-05) Morton V (V43D-3175) Müller M (GC24A-03) Myeong-Soon L (A43I-0374) Morales Rivera A M (G21C-04) Morton Y (AE22A-04) Müller S K (OS13A-1784) Myers B (GC23A-1208) Morales-Casique E (H31C-1384) Mortuza M (H21G-1518) Müller T (EP33D-1023) Myers H Y (SM51E-2554) Morales-Marin L A (H13A-1322) Morway E D (H53A-1673) Muller-Karger F E (GC13I-04, GC33E-03) Myers J R (H41J-08) Morales-Rincon L A (GC43A-1147) Morzfeld M (NG23B-08) Mulligan Skov T (SH13B-2294) Myers M (V33H-06) Moran B J (H54B-08) Moschetti M P (S54B-08) Mullinix R (SH11C-2256) Myers S (T31E-2962) Moran E H (NH51B-1943) Moser F C (ED51B-0795) Mülmenstädt J (A44E-01) Myers S C (S51A-2764) Moran J (V34A-05) Moser S C (U11A-05) Mulvey G (ED11E-02) Myers T A (A43B-0220) Moran J E (H21B-1399) Moses C (EP23A-0952) Mulyukova E (T23E-04) Myhill R (DI41A-2594, MR21B-2649, Moran T (A13E-0328) Moses J F (IN21B-1726) Munafo I (S13A-2509) MR24A-02) Morande J A (H53A-1663) Moses M L (SA21B-2370) Munchak S J (A11P-04) Myhre S E (PP13C-08) Morang H (A31D-0078) Mosher D C (C51F-08, T42D-08) Mundl A (DI13B-02) Myklebust E B (NG41A-1711) Morard G (MR21B-2648, MR34A-03) Moshtaghi M (H53B-1688) Munger J W (B43E-01) Myllys M E (SM13A-2174) Moravec B G (EP41F-03) Moslehi M (H51D-1503) Mungov G (NH43B-1844) Myoung B (H21G-1506) Moravek A (A22F-06) Mosquera G (H52E-04) Muñiz Y (B23D-0611) Myriokefalitakis S (A51F-0132) Morche D (H43G-1524) Moss R H (GC33F-01, GC34D-01) Munoz D (ED31B-0862, SH31B-2593) Myshakin E M (B21G-0508) Mordret A (S33D-2857) Most S (H51D-1501, H51D-1502) Munoz J J (T41B-2923) Møller K H (A32C-08) Moreau F (G51B-1111) Mostafa A N (A51I-0182) Munoz S E (H42E-06) Moreaux G (G11B-1068, G41A-1006) Mostafavi P (SH21A-2500) Munoz V (H51H-1595) Morelan A E (T33D-07) Motanated K (ED13C-0945) Munoz V (NG41A-1713) N Morell K D (T33D-02) Mothes P A (T51E-2979) Munoz Hernandez A (H43B-1417) N V N (OS31B-2019) Morelli T (GC34A-03, PA43B-2204) Motoba T (SM31A-2443) Munoz Iglesias V (P31C-2110) Na B (NG23A-1824) Morency C (S21D-08) Motoyama M (P51A-2116) Munoz Saez C (T43A-3024) Na S (H51C-1492) Moreno A L (B31D-0503) Mottram C M (T43D-3076, V51B-02) Munoz Villers L E (H31E-1434) Nabhan A I (NS33B-1979)
268 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Nachlas W O (MR51A-2683) Nassar R (A33O-06) Nesbit P R (NH13B-08) Nicolsky D (GC31H-1207) Nadeau D (IN11A-1610) Natali S (B23D-0621, B41J-01) Nesterovich A (C31B-0742) Nicot J (H24E-02) Nadeau P A (T11D-2652) Nath R (C53D-0776) Netto A (T41C-2935) Nicovich J M (A33E-0271) Nadiga B T (NG13A-1700) Nathan B (A51K-0240) Neu J L (A53H-07) Nie A (A31F-0100) Naegeli K (C13D-0864) Nathan T R (A33G-0318) Neubauer D (A43N-06) Nie J (A53B-0287) Naeimi M (G11C-06) Nativi S (IN23A-1756) Neuenschwander A L (B34A-05) Nie W (B43I-08) Nag A (AE23A-0410) Natland J H (OS31D-2057) Neuhauser D S (IN51A-1825) Nie W (A41I-05) Nag B (C21C-0702) Natraj V (A11P-03, A54B-08) Neumann G A (P53A-2177, P53A-2178) Niebuhr E (NG32A-04) Nag D (GC12C-05) Nattala J (A11F-0077) Neumann T (C11A-0743) Niedziela R F (A33F-0316) Nag S (A41H-0152) Naud C M (A33D-0246, A43J-03) Neupane A (B41F-0513) Nield J M (EP13B-1033) Nagai S (B43B-0601) Naughton H (B41D-0451) Neupane B (V23D-3003) Nielsen T (C53C-0755) Nagao A (S31C-2787) Naumenko-Dèzes M O (V23A-2968) Neupane B R (SM51E-2537) Nielson A (NS23A-1930) Nagaya T (T31D-2943) Navar D a (H51A-1436) Neurath R (B41F-0515) Nielson T (H13K-1559) Nagler P L (B43A-0556) Navari M (H33H-1668) Neville J (H33J-1705) Niemann J D (EP43E-08) Nagorski S A (B33D-0648) Navarre-Sitchler A (EP43C-0990) Nevison C D (B11E-0512) Niembro T (SH13B-2305) Nagothu U S (PA43A-2163) Navarro R (SH21D-2560) Nevitt J M (T22B-07) Niemeier U (GC31I-08) Nagura M (OS13A-1781) Navas-Guzmán F (A21A-0013, A31G-0135) New D A (A11R-06) Niemeijer A R (MR33C-07) Nahar J (GC13F-1248) Nave L E (B21B-0449) Newberry S L (PP33B-2361) Niemeyer R J (H33B-1530, PA43B-2225) Nahmani S (G31B-1052) Naveed A (NS22A-02) Newchurch M (A51D-0095, PA33B-2240) Niemi N A (T41B-2920) Naidu S (P52B-02) Navrotsky A (MR11B-06) Newcomb C (B24D-08) Nienhuis J (EP33C-1001) Naif S (T23D-06) Nawrin N (H23E-1595) Newcombe M E (P22A-06) Niepold F (ED33D-0912) Naik S (PP21A-2266) Nayak A (S13B-2547) Newcomer M E (B31H-0573) Nieves-Chinchilla T (SH51F-2648) Naipal V (B31L-02) Nayak C (NH51A-1919) Newell A J (GP31A-1290) Nigussie M (SA33A-2413) Nair R D (A34A-05) Nayak S (A51I-0202) Newell P (H51C-1475) Nijholt N (T51A-2888) Nair U S (A11M-0191) Nazarenko L (A51H-0156) Newingham B A (GC51E-1241) Nijssen B (H52A-05, PA34A-03) Nait Amor S (NH51A-1920) Nazari B (H24B-08) Newman A V (H11C-02, H41L-01, T53A-01) Nijzink R (H53H-1800) Naithani K J (B12C-03, PA21B-2196) Nazari F (A31A-0009) Newman B D (GC43E-1200) Nikandrova A (A31C-0053) Naito K (EP54B-05) Nazemi A (H43Q-06) Newman D L (SM31C-01) Nikolinakou M A (T52C-08, T54B-05) Naito K (H43A-1401) Nazlim B (T31B-2892) Newman J (IN13C-1673) Nikolopoulos E I (H13J-1546) Naizghi M (OS23C-2059) Nduka I C (A13B-0248) Newman M (A34E-03, MR33B-2683) Nikoukar R (SM41C-2451) Najafi E (H32C-07) Neakrase L D (P31E-09) Newman P A (A32F-07, A52B-01) Niles D E (V13C-2862) Najafi H (A33J-0398, PA13B-1982) Neale A C (H21I-01) Newman S (A51K-0233) Nilsen K (GC23D-1264, PA44B-02) Najibi N (NG32A-05) Neale R B (A51L-04) Newmark R L (GC33F-05) Nilsen T (PP41C-2259)
Najjar R (EP24B-08) Nealy J L (S53A-2795) Newnham D (SA54A-07) Nilsson A (GP14C-05) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Nakagawa K (H13E-1413) Nearing G S (H11C-05, H33O-01) Newport B J (IN31D-1783) Nilsson J (C11A-0741) Nakagawa M (V11A-2763) Nearing M A (H41D-1356) Newton A M (C53C-0740, C53C-0741) Nimmo F (P33A-2118) Nakagawa T (MR34A-04) Necmioglu O (S51A-2761) Ng C (ED11B-0895) Nimmo J R (H13E-1423, H14F-01, H31C-1382) Nakagawa Y (EP33A-0967) Nedimovic M R (T11D-2643) Ng C (SH41A-2525) Ning L (A13E-0311) Nakajima H (A43A-0178) Nee J (A33F-0314) Ng C (ED41A-0807) Ning T (G31B-1058) Nakajima K (A53F-0367) Neel A (H13C-1377) Ng E (ED41A-0777) Nippgen F (H53J-05) Nakajima M (P51A-2118) Neel B (H53C-1704) Ng G C (H13L-1590) Nippress S E (S53A-2829) Nakajima Y (MR21A-2622) Neelam M (H31G-1470) Ng J (SM23B-2492) Nirmalkar J (A53E-0342) Nakalembe C L (GC53A-1273, Neelin J (A51Q-05) Ng R (S33B-2831) Nirmel S (ED41A-0823) PA11B-1960) Neely A B (EP31A-0930) Ng W (H12B-04) Nirrengarten M (T41E-2995) Nakamizo A (SM51D-2524) Neely J S (T33C-3052) Ngaina J N (A43D-0243) Nisbet E G (GC23B-1236) Nakamura H (A22E-03, NG41B-1728) Neely R (V51A-3039) Nghiem S V (C33E-08) Nischal N (SA52A-06) Nakamura M (T21C-2817) Neely W (PA31B-2207) Nguyen A T (GC21F-1153) Nisha N (NH33A-1911) Nakamura R (SM41B-2437, SM43E-06) Neff B P (H43I-1576) Nguyen C T (EP23A-0956) Nishi K (SM43B-2496) Nakamura S (SM31A-2456) Neff K L (H42D-02) Nguyen H (H32D-06) Nishi N (A13C-0284) Nakamura T (SM51B-2471) Neff P D (C11B-0770) Nguyen L H (GC51D-1196) Nishihara T (C33B-0791) Nakano H (OS31A-2001) Neff W D (C11D-07) Nguyen L (IN21B-1741) Nishikawa O (T23A-2881) Nakano S (SM11B-2145) Neggers R (A12A-04, A43B-0200) Nguyen L C (T44A-02) Nishikawa T (S33A-2802) Nakanotani M (SH21A-2497) Negredo A M (T31E-2973) Nguyen M T (T23A-2903) Nishimoto K (B21G-0504) Nakao K (OS13C-1836) Negrete-Aranda R (T21B-2812) Nguyen N (B43A-0578) Nishimura T (T31E-2950) Nakashima Y (A33A-0192) Negrini M (T21D-2866) Nguyen P (IN53C-1896) Nishimura T (SM52A-03, U43A-06) Nakashima Y (NH53D-05) Nehrir A R (A31G-0126) Nguyen S T (GC53A-1266) Nishino M N (SM41D-2461) Nakata H (NH51A-1925) Nehrkorn T (A53M-06) Nguyen T C (H43J-1594) Nishitani N (SA31B-2395) Nakata N (S53B-2852) Neill A J (H53F-1768) Nguyen T T (H13L-1585) Nishiyama K (NH23A-1856) Nakata R (S21A-2682) Neill O K (V33D-3144) Nguyen Dac D (OS51A-2031) Nishiyama N (T43A-3026) Nakayama H (A23B-0190) Neilson B T (EP23B-0960) Ngwira C M (SH31C-05) Nishizawa A (T31C-2908) Nakayama M (S43A-2812) Neiss-Cortez M (ED41A-0768) Ni C (GP31A-1280) Nissim N (MR21C-02) Nakayama T (B24C-06) Nekvasil H (V31D-02) Ni P (DI34A-04) Nitsche F O (C34B-05) Nakayama Y (SM11A-2124) Nelson A R (T41B-2909) Ni R (A11Q-04) Nitta N (SH41B-2532) Nakayama Y (C51A-0635) Nelson A (OS43B-2030) Ni S (DI13A-2359) Nitta T (GC23A-1219) Naliboff J (DI23A-2586) Nelson B R (H11G-03) Ni-Meister W (B44C-07) Niu H (A13B-0238) Nam H (A31A-0013) Nelson D B (PP24B-06) Nias I (C31C-02) Niu J (NH53A-1981) Nam J (A31G-0133) Nelson E (A41E-0088, ED11D-0916) Niazi A (H11A-1268) Niu S (B13D-0636) Nan S (A21D-0088) Nelson F E (PA51A-2247) Nicely J M (A23P-07) Niu X (GC21H-1192) Nan T (H31D-1406) Nelson J (GC22C-03, H43P-05) Nicewonger M R (C13A-0811) Niu X (A51I-0187) Nanjo K (NH51C-1968) Nelson J (V51A-3029) Nicholas K A (H21I-03) Niu X (T33A-3011) Nanjundiah P (G51A-1066) Nelson K S (EP53F-1052) Nicholas R (GC31F-1174) Niu Y (OS24B-08) Nanko K (EP53C-0967) Nelson M (B11I-02) Nicholls M (A52E-04) Niu Y (C41D-0700) Nanne J (V51A-3059) Nelson N (ED43E-0889, H53A-1662) Nicholls R J (GC22B-08, GC23F-1288) Nnadih O (AE33B-0446) Nanus L (B13F-0711) Nelson P (ED23F-01) Nichols C I (GP13A-05, P51A-2125) Nobile A (G23A-1009, V53C-3133) Naranjo R C (H31C-1378) Nelson P (B52C-10, DI41C-2651) Nichols J D (B21I-0543, P24B-01) Nobis T E (A31D-0067) Narayanan M (ED51C-0819, H53B-1703) Nelson R R (A41F-0126, P11C-1870) Nicholson C (OS21A-1947) Noble J (P21B-2103) Nardin W (EP33C-0998) Nelson T R (OS32A-08) Nicholson S E (GC44A-02) Noble P J (H53B-1695) Narenpitak P (A13A-0225) Nelson W R (T51C-2924) Niciejewski R (SA21C-05) Noble S M (MR31A-2663) Narici L (SA41B-2372) Nelson W C (B31H-0574) Nickerson N (B41B-0412) Noble S R (A43B-0210) Narita Y (SH21C-2536) Nemani R R (GC31G-1182) Nicklas R (V11D-03) Nobre C (U23A-04) Nariyuki Y (SH41A-2522) Nemchin A (V41D-03) Nicks D K (A51D-0072) Nocquet J (G31C-02, T54C-04) Narro Perez R A (EP53C-0959) Nemec F (SM43B-2504) Nicolae Lerma A (NH31A-1899) Noda A (S13A-2544) Naruse H (EP41E-05) Nemkin S R (GP31B-1303) Nicolaou G (P43A-2092) Noda H M (B42C-07) Nascimento M G (GC21B-1086) Nemocon A M (T43B-3030) Nicolas J (G33B-1088) Noda S (S23A-2743) Nash C (EP42B-05) Nenes A (A24B-06) Nicolaus M (C22A-02, C41A-0636, C43B- Nodet M (A23C-0225) Nash D (H13J-1552) Nerem R (G24A-04) 0742, GC21A-1041) Noe G B (H42G-03) Nasholds M W (V23C-2994) Nergui T (B13F-0682) Nicoli Candido C M (SA13A-2102) Noel V (H32D-02) Nass U (P53B-2187) Nerney E G (P23C-2177) Nicolle M (PP51E-05) Noel-Storr J (ED13F-02, ED21D-0798)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 269 Nof R N (S23A-2738) O’Brien K (IN22A-07, IN43D-05) Oh H (A23J-0367) Olsen W (H43G-1548) Noh M (EP24C-07) O’Brien L E (SH21B-2527) Oh N (B21I-0536, H23A-1531) Olson C (SM51D-2513) Noh M (S53A-2839) O’Brien M (EP21D-0905) Oh S (GC21B-1068) Olson C (PA32A-04) Noh S (H31B-1360, H41B-1318) O’Brien M (EP51B-0911) Oh S (SA13B-07) Olson D K (SM51A-2464) Noh S (SM11B-2143, SM31A-2450) O’Brien T P (SM44C-10) Oh Y (EP21B-0864) Olson E J (PP33B-2367) NOH Y (IN31A-1739) O’Brien T (MR51A-2693) Oh Y (B11B-0452) Olson J P (A41H-0146) Nolan D S (A54F-01) O’Brien T (P51A-2123) Ohara N (GC13C-1212) Olson M (C53D-0774) Noland W P (OS23A-1978) O’Brien T A (A14D-03, A31M-01) Ohara Y (OS41C-1978) Olson P (DI11B-04, DI23C-08) Nole M (OS53D-02) O’Carroll D M (H31L-08) Ohia O (SM21A-2408) Olson R (GC31F-1164) Nolet G (DI23C-02) O’Cofaigh C (C53C-0746) Ohira A (T13B-2715) Olugboji T M (DI41D-01, T22D-05) Noll C E (G41B-1013) O’Connell C (B34C-03) Ohira I (DI31B-2646) Olugbon B (GP31C-1329) Nolte K (S43C-2871) O’Connell E A (PA31D-2218) Ohkawa S (OS51B-2055) Olwendo J O (SA13B-01) Nomi S (MR13A-2380, MR13A-2381) O’Connell L (A51K-0223) Ohki K (SM43A-2480) Olyazadeh R (ED51H-0849) Nomura S (S21A-2685) O’Connor G (A41L-04) Ohlwein C (NG41B-1729) Omar A H (A54E-07) Nonaka M (OS53B-03) O’Dea A (EP23A-0947, OS23A-1992) Ohman M D (OS43C-08) OMAR D A (H51I-1641) Noone D (PP23E-04) O’Dell C (A31N-04) Ohminato T (NH13B-04) Omira R (NH43B-1859) Noormets A (B31D-0504) O’Donnell B C (B13A-0554) Ohnuki T (B51A-0383) Omitaomu O (PA43B-2208) Nooshiri N (S13A-2538) O’Donnell J A (B42D-06) Ohshima K I (C21C-0714) Omodei N (SH41D-02) Norbeck J H (S53E-01) O’Donoghue J (P24B-02) Ohta K (T11F-05) Omosanya K O (T41A-2891) Norddahl H (PP13A-2062) O’Farrell K A (DI31A-2613) Ohta K (MR13B-08) Omranian S (H23F-1607) Nordheim T (SM34A-08) O’Halloran T L (B41B-0416) Ohta Y (G44A-05) Omura Y (SM34B-05) Nordt L (PP53E-03) O’Hara D (EP43A-0939) Ohtaki T (V41B-3120) Onarheim I (C31D-08) Noren A J (PA51B-2259) O’Keefe S S (A21E-0114) Ohtani E (MR22A-01) Onda Y (H23B-1544) Norgaard R B (U14A-05) O’Keeffe D (B33H-0704) Ohtani S (SM51D-2522, SM52A-05) Onel L C (A31L-05) Norgren C (SM21A-2415) O’Malley C (EP53B-0942) Ohte N (H33J-1699) Ong H J (A54E-03) Norgren M (A11J-0138) O’Malley D (H44E-05) Oi T (OS51B-2052) Ono M (H21B-1394) Noronha A L (H23D-1574, PP33D-07) O’Mara N A (B12A-06) Oieroset M (SM32B-05) Ono S (MR13A-2415) Norouzi A (H23J-1709) O’Neel S (H11D-04) Oikawa E (A51A-0010) Onodera S (H23A-1528) Norouzi H (A23M-07) O’Neil J (V13A-2821) Oikkonen A (C21E-03) Onursal Denli G (NH23B-1862) Norouzi Rad M (H13H-1512) O’Neill B C (GC24D-07, GC31A-1109, Oishi Y (A23A-0175) Onyango E A (T51C-2941) Norris J (NG21A-1804) GC33F-08) Oishi Y (NH43A-1804) Oo M M (A52B-08) Norris J (A11N-0205) O’Neill M E (P33B-2138) Ojha C (G21C-01) Ooman B (C53D-0777) Norris N R (PP21A-2259) O’Neill N T (A51N-01, A53C-0304) Ojha L (EP41B-0910) Oosono N (T43D-3081)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Norris P M (NG33A-1867) O’Reilly C (A14F-04) Ojima D S (H14B-06) Oostrom M (B51G-0490) Northup E A (IN23C-1788) O’Rourke C T (S53D-08) Okada M (GC51A-1135) Opfergelt S (B21K-07) Norton A (B53L-01) O’Rourke J G (P44B-05) Okamoto J (SH41E-05) Opgenoorth H J (SM52A-07) Noske P (H42A-04) Oaida C M (C44A-07) Okamoto K (V33C-3133) Opher M (SH13D-01, SH23A-05) Nosshi M I (B33E-0675) Oakley N (A44C-05) Okamoto T (S53B-2869) Oppenheim M M (SM51C-2494) Notaro M (A54D-03) Obana K (T41G-05) Okamura S (DI23B-2614) Oppenheimer J C (V31A-3070) Nottrott A (A51K-0252) OBeirne M D (B41A-0388) Okazaki K (T21D-2870) Or D (H14B-08, H21D-1443, H41F-1385) Nourbakhshbeidokhti S (H43G-1538) Obelcz J (EP21E-08) Okazaki T (GP43A-1237) Oran R (GP23C-1352) Novak K (ED41A-0842) Obenberger K (P33E-06) Okin G S (A14C-07) Orbe C (A11E-0070) Novak P (G13A-1090) Obert J C (PP51B-2303) Okino K (T33C-3050) Orcutt B (B51K-01, OS31D-2049) Novakowski K S (H13I-1519) Obland M D (A31G-0115) Okpala K C (SH51E-2614) Orellana Rovirosa F (T33A-3017) Novella D (MR31A-2657) OBrien R E (A33H-0346) Okrostsvaridze A (V53C-3131) Oremland R S (OS52C-01) Novello V F (PP22A-06) Obrist D (GC42A-08) Oksavik K (SM23A-2469) Oreopoulos L (A43N-04, A53D-0333) Novick K A (B14B-02, B43E-03) Obu J (C33B-0824) Oktem R (B33C-0617) Orescanin M M (OS21C-03, OS23A-1996) Noviello J (P41A-2064) Occhipinti G (NH52A-03) Okubo C H (P13B-1943) Oreskes N (ED12A-03, PA14A-07, U11A-03) Novitsky C G (EP43C-0969) Ochi T (S33A-2822) Okubo M (S21B-2720) Orger N C (P53C-2228) Nowack R L (S13B-2573) Ochoa C G (H23G-1654) Okubo P (V53A-3062) Orhan K (GC51C-1183) Nowacki A (DI51C-07) Ochoa J (OS31C-2048) Okuchi T (MR11A-2375) Oriani F (H13J-1543) Nowak W (H44E-04) Ochoa-Tocachi B F (H33G-1625, Okuda M (GP51A-1354) Orkin V L (A33E-0270) Nowlan C R (A34B-01) PA43B-2194) Okuda Y (ED51C-0818, MR21B-2643) Orland I J (PP14A-05) Nowottnick E P (A41N-03, A51B-0018) Ocio D (H33O-04) Okuma S (NS21C-01) Orlando P J (A21G-0153) Noyce G L (B12A-04) Ockelford A (ED51H-0844, EP53G-02) Okumura K (T41B-2918) Orlowski N (H31E-1440) Nozawa T (GC23A-1217) OConnell S (ED13D-0948) Okumura T (B31A-0451) Oropeza D (MR13A-2393) Ntarlagiannis D (H33P-05) Oda H (GP43B-1240) Okumura Y (A33N-03) Oroza C (C44A-08) Nuber S (PP31B-2275) Oda T (A51K-0253) Okutsu N (OS21A-1949) Orr C H (ED11F-08, ED43D-0886) Nuccio E E (B33K-04) Odani S (EP21B-0866) Okuwaki R (S21B-2714) Orrego A (B41G-0529) Nuccitelli D A (ED12A-07) Odlum M (EP13A-1020) Olack G (V43B-3158) Orsag M (B53A-0507) Nugent P W (A51G-0142) Odman M T (B22C-02) Oladottir B A (V11A-2750) Orsi W D (B22D-02) Nugraha A D (S53A-2797) Oduor P (GC44A-07) Oldenburg C M (H13G-1492, H13O-05) Ortiz A C (GC23D-1277) Null S E (H43Q-03) Odwuor A (A31C-0049) Oldenburg D (C43B-0749) Ortiz A C (B21I-0546) Numata I (B31G-0553) Oehmke T (EP21C-0897) Oldfather M F (GC31C-1132) Ortiz C P (EP21C-0898) Nunes A (H51H-1612) Oerter E (ED11A-0874) Oldroyd H J (A21I-02) Ortiz E (NS41B-1919) Nunes D C (P54B-06) Oesterle J (T21A-2802) Olds S E (ED11B-0903, NH11B-1721) Ortiz-Suslow D G (OS23B-2025) Nunez A (ED21D-0799) Officer T (S41B-2783) Olefeldt D (B43C-0606) Orton G S (ED24B-11, P23D-03) Nunez D (T31D-2922) Ofman L (SH42A-01, SM31A-2458) Olesen M (GC21A-1056) Orton P M (NH22A-04) Nuñez-Cornu F J (T31D-2923) Ofsthun C (OS23A-1991) Olguin-Alvarez M I (B31D-0500) Orzechowski E A (EP11A-0990) Nunn C (DI41A-2618) Ogami T (EP11B-1006) Oliphant A J (A21L-02) Osayande D A (B11A-0430) Nurfiani D (V43E-3193) Ogasa N T (G51B-1115) Oliva P (GC51E-1251, GC53A-1272) Osborn G (EP33D-1031) Nusbaumer J M (A41E-0086) Ogasawara K (SM14A-08) Oliva S C (T51C-2942) Osborne B B (B32B-04) Nussbaum C (MR41D-2720) Ogasawara Y (MR33A-2673) Olivares M A (H52F-03) Osborne H D (H21D-1430) Nuth J A (NH12A-10) Ogata Y (S23E-06, S53B-2854) Olive J L (OS43D-05, T32A-04) Ose T (A43G-0321) Nuyen C (S33A-2817) Ogawa M (DI41A-2596) Oliveira A S (PP21C-2297) Osegovic J P (OS53D-04) Nyblade A (S43B-2851) Ogawa Y (GP42A-08) Oliveira D M (SM51C-2499) Osei Tutu A (T13C-2731, T52A-04) Nykolaishen L (G51A-1075) Ogburn S E (NH53B-2002) Oliveira T D (H13F-1467) Oseni O (NH23A-1858) Nykyri K (SM23B-2483) Ogden F L (H42B-10) Oliver H (B44B-04) Oshio S (PP43A-2302) Nyland K E (EP53C-0965) Ogiso M (S23A-2746) Oliver-Cabrera T (G43A-1049) Osman M (A12C-03) Nytch C J (H13C-1379) Ogland-Hand J (H13G-1490) Olivier G (S43A-2798) Osmane A (SM11B-2142) Ogle K (B31K-03) Olivier N (S11C-2477) Oster J L (PP33B-2350) Ogle S M (B13H-04, GC41F-03) Olliff Yang R L (GC31C-1134) Osterberg E C (PP52A-04) O Ogliore R (V34A-07) Olofsson J (GC42A-05) Osterman G K (H43F-1506) K (A51O-05) Oguchi T (T32B-03) Olree E (EP11B-1002) Osterman G B (A14A-04) O S (H23F-1614) Ogungbuyi M G (B31E-0508) Olsen K (C33C-0839) Ostgaard N (SA23B-2394) O’Bannon E F (MR31A-2653) Ogunsakin O R (H43B-1411) Olsen M A (A11E-0071) Ostrander C M (V54A-03) O’Brien C L (PP43C-2353) Oh C (V13D-2878) Olsen N (GP24A-01) Ostrihansky L (G51A-1087, S43F-3202) O’Brien K L (U33A-04) Oh H (G41B-1017) Olsen P E (GP43B-1251, V23C-2991) Ostrowski D R (NH13A-1752)
270 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Ostwald C (T53D-05) Pajola M (P53C-2221) Paquette J A (P43D-07) Parlange M B (A23B-0206) Ota Y (A33F-0311) Pak G (H23A-1533) Parada A E (B13J-03) Parman S W (P22A-01, T53C-03) Otellini P (PA43B-2220) Pak J (S53A-2843) Parai R (V34C-01) Parnell-Turner R E (T13B-2706, T33A-2998) Otero N (A13E-0310) Pak Hong Y R (GC31A-1104) Paranicas C (P33C-2157) Parolari A (H23J-1714) Othman A (G23A-1031) Pakhotin I (SM51D-2517) Parashar R (H51D-1512) Parris A S (PA34A-06) Otis D B (GC51H-02) Pal S K (NS33B-1954) Parashar T N (SH21C-2535) Parris B A (GP41A-06) Ott L (GC21C-1106) Palacios J C (SH41A-2517) Parat F (T51C-2929) Parrish D D (A13J-07) Otto A (SM11D-08) Palacios S L (GC53C-1308) Parazoo N (A11E-0063, B52C-04) Parro L M (DI41A-2614) Otto F E (GC13G-1263) Palanisamy H (G24A-01) Parchem C (H31B-1358) Parsekian A (NS21A-1885) Otto-Bliesner B L (PP32A-01) Palaseanu M (EP21D-0910) Parcheta C E (V53A-3072) Parsons B (ED23D-0838) Ou G (H53H-1803) Palash W (H43H-1567) Pardini M (GC41D-1117, GC41D-1122) Parsons D R (EP41E-08, EP51A-0886) Ou-Yang C (A13B-0265) Palcu D (GP43B-1242, GP51D-04) Paredes-Victoria P N (A11H-0116) Parsons L A (A21B-0021) Oubanas H (H21F-1480) Palermo R (EP23A-0954) Parendo C A (V51A-3031) Parsons T (H33F-1598) Oubennaceur K (H41B-1289) Pales A R (H13F-1460, H23D-1583) Parent A (T43B-3031) Partain L (GC51C-1157) Ouellet-Proulx S (H33B-1535) Palike H (U33B-01) Parenteau M N (B41A-0397) Partain P (IN21B-1727) Ouellette G (PP53A-2372) Palinkas C M (EP34B-08) Parhi P (GC14B-03) Partin J W (PP23D-08) Oughton S (SH41A-2509) Palipane E (A13E-0325) Parhizkar M (H43E-1503) Pascale S (A54A-04) Ouyang W (H43A-1400) Palko D (OS31B-2012) Parihar S B (H21A-1382) Paschall O C (S51A-2747) Ouzounov D (NH54B-07) Pallardy Q (A51I-0186) Parija M p (S53A-2830) Pascoe R P (T44A-03) Ovchinnikov M (A31M-09) Pallister J S (V32A-01) Parish H F (P53B-2189) Pascolini-Campbell M (GC13E-1245) Over J R (EP11A-0993) Palmer E M (P44A-07) Parishani H (A43B-0199) Pasek V D (ED43C-0871) Overbeck J (EP13C-1044) Palmer M R (V11A-2746) Parizek B R (C21B-0687) Pasko V P (AE13A-0412) Overeem I (C51E-04, ED13C-0944) Palmer M Y (P33F-08) Park B (GC21B-1099) Pasquet S (NS43B-1927, V43D-3169) Overoye D (ED43C-0876, IN31D-1796) Palmerio E (SH14A-03) Park B (H41F-1381) Pasquier L (GC23C-1251) Overpeck J T (GC32B-01, IN23F-05) Palmsten M (EP13D-04) Park B (MR41C-2707) Pasquon K (EP53C-0992) Oware E K (H31D-1409, NS32A-05) Palmtag J (B42D-04) Park C (A23B-0194) Passalacqua P (EP12A-04, GC22B-03) Owari S (OS51B-2042) Palomeras I (DI51A-2654) Park C (H53C-1727) Passchier S (C34B-06) Owen J (H31A-1341) Palucis M C (EP32C-05) Park C (ED41A-0831) Passelegue F X (S11E-05) Owen R (PP51D-2344) Palumbo R V (IN51A-1821) Park D (S23B-2775) Passeri D L (GC23F-1292) Owen S E (IN32A-07) Pamato M G (MR22A-07) Park E (S43A-2799) Passmore P R (G31B-1072) Owen T (IN51D-08) Pamukcu A S (V41E-06) Park E (H33H-1647) Passow M J (ED23D-0839) Owsley B (GC21B-1095) Pan D (B13F-0693) Park G (OS31A-1989) Pasten F (S53A-2805) Oya S (T31C-2909) Pan F (A43J-05) Park H (MR41C-2713) Pasten P (B13C-0597)
Oyafuso F A (P33C-2170) Pan F (C33B-0821) PARK H (GC43E-1203) Pasterski M (B21E-0472) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Oyama S (SA53B-2451) Pan J (GC43C-1179) Park H (S13A-2536) Pastick N J (B54F-03) Oyanagi R (B33I-03) Pan J (T11A-2582) Park H (A31B-0034) Pastore Z (GP34A-07) Oyeyemi E O (SA21A-2348) Pan J (C33B-0775) Park H (A51I-0180) Pastorello G (B44A-08) Oyler J (GC53B-1291) Pan L (P21C-2122) Park I (NG41A-1722) Pastoriza L R (H13G-1475) Oyola M I (A52B-07) Pan M (OS51C-2091) Park J (A34A-03) Pasyanos M (S13D-06) Ozak N O (SH21E-2575) Pan N (GC13G-1259) Park J (A22E-04) Patel D P (MR23A-2667) Ozawa H (NG32A-02) Pan S (GC43F-05) Park J (C21C-0709) Patel K (B11D-0501) Ozbay G (ED33B-0900, ED33C-0904) Pan S (H11A-1272) Park J (A23E-0278) Patel M (SM31A-2439) Özbey V (G51A-1062) Pan X (H13A-1342, H13I-1531) Park J (H11A-1275) Paterna E (EP24A-03) Özcan O (EP51A-0857) Pan X (GC44B-03) Park J (ED31B-0875) Paterson W R (SM21A-2456) Ozcan O (NH11B-1722) Pan Y (GC51C-1179) Park J (NH33A-1910, NH43C-1868, Pathak A (A13F-0353) Ozdemir C (EP51C-07) Pan Y (A11R-02) PA33C-2248) Pathak P (H33C-1547) Ozeke L (SM11D-03) Pan Y (GP51C-1403) Park J (SH51E-2628) Pathak T B (GC11C-1153) Ozel A (G33A-1076) Pan Y (B53I-0618) Park J (B51B-0395) Pathiraja S D (NG23B-07) Ozener H (G51A-1063) Pan Y (B13F-0692) Park J (A13B-0247) Pathirana A (H23J-1702, H23J-1705) Ozer Sozdinler C (NH41A-1741) Pan Z (A23H-0325) Park J (OS51A-2025) Patil A A (H13J-1537, H33O-06) Ozkan-Haller H T (OS23A-1998) Panasenco O (SH14A-02) Park J (S23A-2762) Patil D L (A23E-0271) Ozkaptan M (T53B-05) Panda R K (H31C-1375) Park J (S11C-2466) Patra A K (T22D-08) Ozturk D S (SM13B-2191) Panda S K (GC21F-1161) Park J (H51A-1426) Patra P K (A32D-05) Ozturk D (IN53A-1876) Panday A K (A53E-0344) Park M (A13G-0369) Patrick M (SM31B-2495, V12A-06) Pande S (H11A-1269) Park M (B11D-0488) Patricola C M (A43I-0381) Pandey A (GC11C-1151) Park M (A51D-0080) Patrizio C R (A53A-0260) P Pandey G (A51D-0071) Park M (PA51C-08) Pattantyus A (A23B-0195) P S S (A53J-06) Pandey S (H41B-1307) Park N (NH41B-1787) Patten J (PP21B-2287) Pacheco Castro R B (H13I-1522) Pandeya B (H21E-1446) Park S (A51D-0074) Patterson G (P51C-2153) Pacheco-Guffrey H A (ED51D-0820) Pánek T (EP41A-0903) Park S (A21F-0144) Patterson J (ED11B-0901, SH31B-2592) Packer B N (B33D-0645) Pang G (S53A-2811) Park S (NH53B-1999, S43A-2801) Patterson J W (H13O-03) Paden J D (C13C-0846, C23C-01) Pang J (B21H-0518) Park S (A41G-0132) Patterson M O (PP43C-2351) Padgett D (ED23F-06) Pang K (V51A-3022) Park S (IN23D-1797) Patterson P L (B31E-0523) Padhi S (H33A-1525) Pang Y (T33B-3022) Park S (H13C-1371) Patterson V M (C33B-0778) Padhy S (S41B-2788) Pang Y (B34A-04) Park S (A33C-0229) Patthoff D (P51B-2147) Padilha A L (GP51A-1360) Pangaluru K (C11C-0796) Park S (NH14A-05) Patton H J (S51A-2752, S53D-01) Padmanabhan S (A41H-0163) Pangle L A (H21B-1387) Park T (B43B-0584) Patton J R (T42C-08) Padowski J (H53A-1656) Paniagua-Arroyave J F (OS23A-1989) Park W (PA41C-2149) Patton R L (DI51B-2664) Padron E (V11C-2807) Panka P (SA51A-2412) Park Y (T21C-2824) Pattyn F (C21B-0670, C52A-06) Paduan J B (OS41C-1990) Pankhurst M J (V53B-3081) Park Y (GP23A-1325) Paturi S (OS43A-2015) Paetzold M (P13D-08) Pankratius V (IN13C-1671, IN23B-1774) Park Y (H23G-1656) Pau S (B34C-08) Pagan B R (GC11B-1138) Pankratz C K (IN13A-1650) Park Y (PP51D-2352) Pauchard L (H51C-1488) Paganelli F (P51C-2158) Pankratz H G (G21C-05) Park Y (H33A-1518) Paudel R (GC53B-1280) Pagano T J (A41F-0104) Panning M P (P31A-2083) Park Y (PP31A-2261) Paugam R (B51F-0474) Pagano T S (A41H-0150) Pannone M (EP51A-0870) Park Y H (GC33A-1208) Paul A (S41B-2773) Paguican E R (V53C-3103) Panos C (H41A-1273) Parker A L (G14A-01, H43K-1646) Paul B G (B13J-04) Pahlavan A A (H53M-03) Pant M (S13A-2533) Parker J W (G23A-1018) Paul D (H14A-07, NS33B-1975) Pahlevan K (P53D-07) Pantaleo G E (GC11D-1166) Parker J (S21B-2699) Paul H (T23B-2918) Pai H (H21E-1456) Panter K S (V43E-3191) Parker L (NS23A-1933) Paul S (C43B-0751) Paiewonsky P (PP31E-06) Paolo F S (C14A-05) Parker L (NS23A-1923) Paul S (H11A-1290) Paige D A (B54B-06) Papadopoulos G A (NH54B-04) Parker L N (SM23C-04) Paul-Limoges E (B11J-05) Pain A (B11C-0465) Papale D (B24A-04) Parker S D (T51F-2992) Paula E R (SA13A-2117) Painter C (A23F-0286) Papaleo E (T13C-2726) Parker T (S11D-2503) Paulatto M (T51I-07) Painter J (ED31B-0874) Papalexiou S (GC11B-1150) Parker T J (P13B-1937) Pauliquevis T (A53A-0265) Painter S L (C51E-05, H54A-07) Papanastasiou D K (A31L-08) Parkinson C D (P53B-2192) Paull C K (OS12C-01) Painter T H (C44A-01, H43P-01) Papanicolaou T (EP33A-0977) Parkinson C L (GC32B-02) Pauloo R (H33F-1610) Paisley B L (H13H-1502) Pappas C (B11B-0446) Parkinson J (C43B-0740) Paulot F (A33A-0197) Paiste J H (SH31B-2573) Paquet M (T33A-2996) Parks G K (SH21A-2511) Paulson K W (SM31C-06)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 271 Paulssen H (S13B-2562) Peng Y (S42A-06) Petersen K L (GC43D-1193) Pickering A (EP21D-0913) Pauly M (ED41A-0792) Peng Y (S43B-2826) Petersen M D (S21A-2690, S54B-01) Pickle R C (G51A-1073) Pausata F (PP21B-2283) Penland C (NG31A-1829) Petersen W A (H23F-1623) Pico T (EP54A-06) Pautet P (SA33A-2429) Penman D E (U41A-06) Petersky R S (C23B-0734) Picotte J J (NH53A-1988) Pauwels V R (H53H-1797) Penn J L (PP31A-2267) Peterson C (PP31C-2288) Picton J (H21A-1370) Pavan J (SH51B-2583) Penn M J (ED42A-03) Peterson C A (GC53C-1303) Pidathala S (ED41A-0832) Pavelsky T (GC23A-1230) Penney C (T13A-2666) Peterson D A (IN32A-03) Pidwirny M J (A11N-0206) Pavlick R (GC51H-06) Pennington C (S43C-2868, S51E-3177) Peterson E R (C13C-0849) Pie N (G13A-1093) Pavlidou E (S21A-2687) Pennington R (H43D-1458) Peterson G (P13B-1940) Piecuch C G (G12A-07, G14A-06, Pavlis E C (G41B-1014) Penniston-Dorland S (V24B-07) Peterson K (T44C-04) OS31B-2020) Pavlis G L (S43E-02) Penny G (H51H-1631) Peterson M E (DI11A-2341) Piepmeier J R (H24C-05) Pavlov V (DI13A-2349) Penny S (ED13E-0956) Peterson M J (AE12A-08) Pierce D L (ED22A-01) Pavlovskii I (C51D-0682, H23K-02) Pennypacker S (A43B-0202) Peterson P (IN53B-1883) Pierce R (IN33D-05) Paw U K (A11R-08) Penuelas J (B53I-0616, B53J-03) Peterson P (GC53A-1269) Pierce S A (H41B-1338, H44E-02) Pawar R (GC41C-1106, H44E-03) Pepin J (GP43A-1238) Peterson P (C11D-05) Pieri D C (NH11B-1736) Pawloski A W (IN21B-1725) Pepin K S (T11D-2648) Peterson W K (P13A-1920) Pierrard V (SH51D-2606) Pawlowski E (B23C-0599) Peral M (PP31B-2276) Peticolas L M (ED24B-09) Pierrat Z (SA51B-2425) Pawson S (A11B-0020, A43C-0224) Peralta Ferriz C (G11C-08) Petley D N (NH31B-01) Pierre C (GC41B-1093) Paxton L J (SA23C-07) Percival L (V34B-01) Petra N (NG23B-01) Pierre C (PP11B-2010) Payn R A (B23E-0622) Perdigão R A (NG41A-1719) Petrakopoulos K (C21B-0684) Pierre C (S41A-2737) Payne A J (C21B-0675) Perea H (OS12B-06) Petrakopoulou F (GC53G-07) Pierre S (B13D-0637) Payne A E (A13A-0226) Perego M (C21B-0692) Petrenko M (IN53E-03) Pietruszka A J (V53A-3078) Payne D (SM21A-2423) Pereira P D (OS22A-07) Petrenko V V (OS44A-04) Pietsch S (B31K-06, B52D-04) Payne J F (GC23E-1285) Pereira V R (GC43C-1175, GC43C-1191) Petrescu L (T11B-2619) Pignol C (PA51B-2266) Payne J (V43F-01) Perello M M (GC12C-02) Petri B (V41E-07) Pigott J S (MR51A-2672) Payne R C (PP53C-2394) Peres P (V34A-02) Petrick B (PP43A-2307) Pihlatie M (B23E-0647) Payne V (A31N-07) Peres Rocha M (T11B-2622) Petrie G J (SH11C-2242) Piispa E J (DI11B-05, GP23A-1318, Paynter I (B31E-0516) Peretyazhko T (P23A-2153) Petrie M D (B51J-06) PA51A-2256) Paznukhov V (SA21A-2362) Perez G P (H21E-1464) Petrinec S M (SM21A-2427) Pijnenburg R (MR51B-2706) Peacock J (V44A-04) Perez G L (A23C-0230) Petrini C (T21C-2836) Pike W T (S14C-08) Pearce C (PP13A-2056) Perez J C (SH43B-2575) Petro N E (P53A-2184) Pikelnaya O (A13N-03, A14E-03) Pearl J K (PP41C-2289) Perez L (C53C-0743) Petron G (A54G-01) Piketh S (A33L-03, B31F-0537) Pearlman F (PA13C-1987) Perez N (T41E-2984) Petrone C (ED24A-08) Pilant A N (H23G-1650)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Pearlman J (A31K-06) Perez Arango J D (A43D-0268) Petrone R M (GC41I-05) Pilcher D (OS43B-2039) Pearlman M R (G51C-02) Perez Diaz C L (C33B-0787) Petronis M S (GP31B-1302) Pilditch C A (EP53D-1008) Pearlstein S (B51D-0445) Perez Fodich A (H51E-1530) Petronotis K E (V13C-2860) Piles M (H23N-07) Pearson A (EP31B-0950) Perez Lespier L M (NG13A-1689) Petropavlovskikh I V (A23K-0384) Pilet S (V34B-04) Pearson A (PP43C-2354) Pérez-Blanco C (H42F-03) Petrosyan A (SH31B-2552) Pilewskie J (P31B-2105) Pease A M (OS31B-2008) Perez-Campos X (DI31B-2630) Petrov A N (GC32A-08) Pilewskie P (A11I-0133) Peck E K (EP21B-0880) Perez-de-Tejada H (SM41C-2458) Petroy S B (GC53C-1311) Pilia S (S33F-07, T43B-3033) Peckham S D (H41B-1339) Perez-Peraza J A (SH51E-2619) Petryshyn V (B21E-0462) Pilinski M (SM53C-04) Pedatella N M (SA31A-2378) Perez-Quezada J F (B51D-0426) Pett-Ridge J (B24D-06, B41D-0467) Pillai S N (GC53F-07) Peddinti S R (H43F-1514, NS31B-06) Perfect E (H13F-1443) Petters J (IN31D-1786) Pillat V G (SA13A-2090) Pedersen S H (GC42A-07) Periasamy L (A41H-0169) Pettersen C (H21K-02) Pillet V M (SH43C-2580) Pedersen T (AE23B-0419) Perignon M C (EP41D-02) Pettit J (SA54A-08) Pilone D (IN24A-06) Pedrazzini G (H53C-1710) Perket J (H43H-1555) Pettitt E (MR51A-2691) Pilorget C (MR31A-2666) Peer R (GC43C-1174) Perkins D J (SM41C-2452) Petty A (C21E-05) Pilote M (B51A-0375) Peers F (A41D-0071) Perkins J P (NH34B-01) Petukhin A (S33B-2830) Pimbert A (PP11A-2002) Pegoraro E (B43C-0630) Perkins K S (H43G-1526) Peuch V (A22B-02) Pimentel R (V53C-3118) Pei T (B33B-0588) Perkins W A (PP41C-2277) Peyser C (OS31B-2021) Pimienta L (MR32A-03) Peings Y (A23H-0336) Perkins-Kirkpatrick S (A11T-01) Pezzi O (SH21C-2537) Pinan-Llamas A (T14B-03) Peirce S (EP53G-01) Perlman Z S (PP53A-2356) Pezzopane M (SA13A-2116) Pincus R (A11I-0123) Peiro H (A41A-0019) Perlongo N J (SM11A-2137) Pfaff R F (SA12A-06, SA23C-01) Pinder G F (H33P-01) Peischl J (A22G-07, A23P-03) Perol T (S52B-08) Pfeiffer A (EP53C-0985) Pinedo K G (H43G-1534) Pekel J (H44D-08) Peros M C (PP21C-2299, PP51B-2297) Pfeiffer M (PP43B-2321) Pinel S S (H31B-1357) Pekney N (H33I-1677) Perotti M (C52B-06) Pfirman S L (ED11F-07) Ping P (S13B-2556) Pelissier C (IN11D-1640) Perovich D K (C21A-0650) Pfister L (A12E-02) Pingel N (H44B-06) Pellegrini A (GC41I-04) Perrett G (P21C-2137) Pfohl A K (GC11B-1125) Pingitore N E (V23D-3010) Pelletier J D (EP33E-01, EP41D-06) Perrin C (T23D-02) Pham H V (H11A-1266, H31C-1377) Pingree-Shippee K A (A22E-06) Pellicciotti F (C51G-03, C53D-0772) Perring A E (A13H-0389) Pham K H (SM31B-2488) Pinheiro M C (A13E-0316) Pelling M (GC33E-06) Perron J (EP33B-0985) Pham N (T11D-2656) Pinilla C (MR21B-2655) Peltier C (PP21A-2257) Perrone D (GC11C-1152) Pham T (S43A-2808) Pinter N (H21A-1379) Peltier W R (A14F-03, G13C-07) Perrone D (SH21C-2541) Phan T (SM13D-05) Pinterich T (A43E-0289) Pelto B M (C34C-01) Perry C H (PA21A-2185) Phartiyal B (GC12C-03) Pinto H S (GC43C-1173) Peltzer E T (OS31A-1998) Perry G W (SA44A-06) Philander S G (U14A-06) Pinto N (GC41D-1123) Pelz M (ED21E-05, ED33A-0894, Perry M R (S23A-2766) Philben M J (B21H-0522) Pinto V A (SM11B-2156) ED43E-0890) Perry S (A42E-08) Philip S (B33C-0612) Piper M (H34E-06) Pembroke A D (SH11A-2215) Perry-Houts J (T13C-2730) Phillips C A (GC43B-1156) Pippin J E (IN13C-1680, IN13C-1681) Pempena N (V31B-3093) Persad G (A12B-06) Phillips C L (B21D-0461) Piquette M R (P31B-2104) Peña M (A41G-0137) Persaud P (T21B-2807) Phillips C B (EP21C-0893) Piqueux S (P21A-2074) Pena S A (B41D-0463) Persoon A M (SM43D-03) Phillips H E (OS31A-1983) Pirenne B (NH22B-07) Peña-Castro A F (MR31B-02) Persson A (B43C-0624) Phillips M S (P11E-04) Piretzidis D (G13A-1086) Pendall E (B51L-01, GC21G-1164) Persson O P (GC24A-04) Phillips M (A21F-0138) Pirot G (H34A-03) Pendergraft M (A31C-0039) Perttu A B (PA51A-2250, S11C-2465) Phillips R (B34B-04) Pirouz M (T51D-2960) Pendergrass A G (A51C-0054) Peruzzo L (H13K-1566) Phillips S C (B21G-0498) Pisa D (SM13A-2187) Pendleton S (PP13A-2044) Pervez M (H51I-1639) Phillips T J (A43G-0328) Pischiutta M (S31C-2792, S33B-2839, S54C-08) Peng B (GC53E-1345) Peschel J (H52F-04) Phillips W S (S54A-05) Pisek J (B43A-0545) Peng C (B11E-0510, B23B-0584) Pesqueira A (GC33D-1273) Phipps P H (P33C-2150) Pistone K (A51G-0143) Peng D (T23B-2925) Pestana S J (H13B-1357) Phipps S J (C41B-0663) Pistone M (V33H-08) Peng G S (IN53C-1903) Pester N J (V53E-02) Phoenix D B (A34D-05) Pisut D (ED42B-10) Peng L (H51A-1437) Peteet D M (B13A-0561) Phrampus B J (B21G-0501) Pitarka A (S53D-03) Peng L (H33H-1666) Peter D B (T23C-2951) Phyu A N (NH53A-1987) Pitcavage E (T51C-2925) Peng M (A23O-08) Peterman D J (NG21A-1814) Pi X (SA42A-03) Pitcher B W (V11A-2765) Peng P (GC21H-1195) Peters C (H51A-1429) Piatrunia N (PP21A-2252) Pitcher L H (C41D-0709) Peng T (A23B-0205) Peters D (H21F-1490, T31E-2960) Piazza O (B21E-0468) Pitkänen T (SA23B-2396) Peng W (GC33F-07) Peters D P (H34C-04) Picazo S (B31A-0454) Pitts M C (A43J-06) Peng X (B11F-0521) Peters M P (NS14A-02) Pick L (GP24E-03) Pivato M (EP21B-0868) Peng X (H43E-1496) Peters S E (IN23F-04) Pickens A H (H44D-07) Pivovaroff A L (B33E-0676)
272 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Pizzuto J E (EP41D-03) Popovic P (C21A-0665) Preiswerk L E (S51C-06) Putzig N E (P54B-07) Pla-García J (P24C-06) Popp A L (H21B-1393) Prend C (OS23C-2053) Pyle M L (S51A-2751) Placzek C (PP24A-03) Poppe A R (P53C-2219) Prentice C S (T41B-2922) Pyrak-Nolte L J (H53L-01) Plag H (PA13A-1970, PA51C-06) Poppeliers C (S43A-2790) Prescott C (PP31E-02) Pythoud M (PP53A-2359) Plaganas M (ED31B-0881) Poppick A N (GC31F-1176) Present T M (PP14B-02) Pytlak E (H43C-1430) Plaisant A (PA23C-2243) Porcacchia L (A11H-0115) Pressel K G (A43B-0203) Planck C (C21A-0664) Porco C (P33A-2117) Pressley S N (ED31A-0853) Plancq J (PP43B-2322) Porder S (B54E-02) Preston C M (B23D-0609) Q Plane J M (SA53C-05) Porporato A M (H51J-06, U53A-05) Preston L A (S51A-2746) Qasmi S (A23H-0327) Plank C (H21A-1378) Porritt R W (DI31B-2633) Prettyman T H (P41C-02) Qi C (C21B-0694) Plank T A (V34C-08) Porta G (H53M-02) Preuss S (T13A-2690) QI D (H13J-1550) Plant N G (EP13D-01) Porter M L (H51B-1453) Prevey J (B11D-0496) Qi D (NG13A-1684) Plante A F (B41D-0456) Porter R C (T21F-08) Previdi M J (C11B-0768) Qi J (H21D-1441) Plaschke F (SM21A-2461) Porter S (P42A-06) Price D (GC21A-1049) Qi L (A11J-0148) Plattner A (ED51J-04, GP13A-03) Porter T J (PP22A-04) Price L (SM21A-2429) Qi W (GC21B-1077) Plaza C (B43C-0623) Porter W C (A11L-0175) Price R N (T41D-2959) Qi W (B51C-0419) Plazzotta M (GC33B-1233) Portmann R W (GC34B-08) Price S F (C53E-01) Qi X (MR12A-03) Pleasants M (C51B-0661) Portner D E (T31E-2965, T54A-04) Price T (EP14A-02) Qi Y (SM31A-2477) Pleban J R (B13E-0649) Portner R A (V11A-2764) Price V (OS44A-03) Qi Y (V13B-2832) Plescia S M (S11A-2442) Porzig E (GC13D-1226) Prieto C (H11A-1282) Qian F (NS31A-1930) Plesea L (IN52A-01) Posselt D J (A33P-05) Prieto G A (S34B-06) Qian L (SA51A-2396) Plesko C S (NH13A-1741) Possinger A R (B41D-0450) Prieto J F (H43K-1636) Qian T (A21D-0093) Plettemeier D (P51C-2157) Possner A (A11J-0143) Prince P (SA43A-2383) Qian Y (A54D-08) Plofchan P (IN51C-1865) Postlethwaite V R (B11G-06) Pringle E A (V41D-08) Qian Y (S13A-2525) Plonka A (S41A-2738) Potemra J T (OS21B-1975) Prinn R G (PA14A-02) Qian Z (C21B-0677) Plotkin D A (A43I-0362) Poterjoy J (NG23B-03) Pritchard M S (A14D-01) Qiang H (T33B-3019) Plotnikov I (SH41B-2538) Potosnak M J (ED21C-0786) Pritchett P L (SM41B-2429) Qiang M (GC14A-05) Plourde A P (S13A-2522) Potter T (B41E-0490) Prive N (A22B-07) Qiang Z (H31F-1447) Pluer W (H33F-1595) Potts M (GC43C-1168) Privette J L (GC12B-06) Qiao W (H31L-03) Plumb B D (EP51A-0872) Potts R (PP23A-2308) Priyadarshi S (SA31B-2391, SA43A-2378) Qiaohong S (GC11B-1141) Plumb R A (A32F-05) Poudyal R (IN53C-1916) Priyadharshini B (A51P-01) Qibo H (NS23A-1921) Plunder A (T31E-2969) Poujol A P (T41B-2917) Proctor B (S21B-2692) Qie G (B53E-0557) Plyler M (NG33A-1854) Poulain A (H11A-1273) Proctor M (SA13B-06) Qie X (AE13A-0418)
Pnyushkov A (C41A-0638) Poulet F (P43A-2082) Prodanovic M (H51B-1443) Qin C (H13H-1506) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Poague J (OS53A-2110) Poulter B (B14B-03, GC32C-01) Profeta L (V11D-04) Qin F (MR21B-2639) Podest E (IN21A-1724) Pound K S (ED13A-0927, EP31A-0925) Prohaska N (B53F-0581) Qin G (SH51E-2626) Podglajen A (A12E-05) Pound P (H31E-1423) Prokopenko M (PP21E-07) Qin H (H33K-1725) Podgorski J E (B14A-08) Pouquet A (NG23A-1820) Prothro L O (C53C-0736) Qin J (H41C-1351) Pogorelov N (SH31D-07, SH41C-2548) Pourpoint M (S33F-02) Prouty R (A41F-0093) Qin J (SA53A-2432) Poh G (SM41C-2448) Poursartip B (S31C-2783) Provost C (C34A-06, C41A-0641, C41A- Qin P (A13E-0322) Pohl F (OS13C-1838) Pourshamsi M (B53E-0558) 0642, G24A-08) Qin Q (OS21A-1956) Poinar K (C42A-03) Poveda G (NG21A-1819) Prud’homme C (B14D-02) Qin T (MR11A-2362) Poindexter C (B24C-01) Powell C A (T42D-01) Prudden R (IN52A-06) Qin X (NH43A-1807) Poitras T B (B43A-0573) Powell D R (B13D-0613) Prudencio L (H23G-1651) Qin Y (S53A-2808) Poitrasson F (V51A-3061) Powell E M (C33C-0845) Prush V (EP14B-08) Qin Y (B53E-0560) Pokhrel S (GP23D-05) Powell S W (A31H-0150) Pruss S B (PP51C-2319) Qin Y (A31J-05, GC21H-1171) Pokhrel Y N (H54D-03) Powell S (ED11A-0877) Pryadunenko A (OS31D-2071) Qin Z (H13F-1449) Pokrajac D (H43D-1480) Powell T (B11B-0441) Prytulak J (V53E-05) Qin Z (DI21A-07) Polanco W (H13J-1540) Powell T M (P21A-2079) Ptacek J L (PP23B-2319) Qiu B (H21L-04) Poland M P (NH44A-01, V12A-01) Powerman V (T11B-2606) Pu B (A14C-03) Qiu F (GC31B-1119) Polashenski C (A22F-04, A23K-0381, Poznikova G (H11B-1309) Pu H (S53A-2847) Qiu H (H31G-1480) C34A-02) Pozzi G (T12B-06) Pu X (V31C-3109) Qiu H (S41A-2767) Polashenski D (PP54A-05) Pozzo M (DI13A-2356) Pu Z (A54F-04) Qiu N (OS51C-2086) Polat A (T11B-2610) Prabhat M (IN12A-08, IN14A-01) Pucci F (SH41A-2528) Qiu Q (G51B-1102) Poli P (S33A-2796) Prabhu A (IN11B-1632) Puchtel I S (V11D-02) Qiu T (B43B-0591) Policelli F S (H13Q-04) Pracht L E (B41F-0516) Puckett E G (DI23A-2589) Qiu Y (A53D-0326) Pollack I B (ED51F-0831) Prada M (T33E-06) Puel S (S11C-2459) Qixiang C (GC11A-1105) Pollard D (C33D-01) Pradhanang S M (H43A-1404) Pugh C (B21F-0480) Qu B (B43C-0621) Pollington A D (V43B-3144) Pradipta R (SA33B-07) Pujara N (OS23A-1980) Qu T (OS13A-1804) Pollitz F F (S23E-02) Praetorius S K (A51C-0067) Pujol M (G24A-05) QU W (G31A-1043) Pollock M (H12D-05) Prager C (B32B-03) Pukite P R (OS11B-04) Qu X (A33B-0222) Pollyea R (H51C-1486) Prajapati N (DI21A-08) Puleo J A (OS23B-2041) Qu Z (A31E-0084) Polon C K (V11C-2817) Prajapati R (SH21E-2583) Pulido Hernandez N E (S53B-2866) Quach N (IN23B-1768) Polonik P (B41B-0408) Prakapenka V (MR11B-01) Pulido-Velazquez M (H53I-03) Quach N Q (MR51C-2726) Polpanich O (H33E-1580) Prakash P (H53C-1726) Pulinets S A (NH54B-06) Quan J (GC51D-1190) Polun S G (T43G-02) Prakash S (C53B-0711) Pulkkinen A A (GP23D-04, PA24A-04) Quan J (B33H-0712) Polvani L M (A43A-0183, A53F-0361) Pramanik A (C53D-0773) Pullen J D (OS21B-1976) Quan T M (H13F-1466) Poma Porras O A (NH41A-1743) Pramitha M (SA33A-2421) Pulliam J (T41C-2933) Quattrochi D A (PA21B-2195) Pomeroy J W (H41B-1330) Pranger C C (T23D-03) Pulupa M (SH43B-2572) Quebbeman J (B53I-0634, H44B-08) Pommier A (DI14A-05, MR23B-06) Prasad K (A51K-0221) Pulwarty R S (NH21D-01, PA31E-05) Queiruga A F (NG21A-1806) Pomoell J (SH12B-03, SH14A-06) Prasad S (C43A-0738) Puma M J (GC43C-1169) Quelhas P M (V11B-2775) Pomposi C (GC41B-1090) Prat O P (H23F-1644) Puntenney K (H43G-1532) Quesnel K (H51A-1410) Ponce de Leon Barido D (H53A-1657) Prater W T (ED31B-0866) Purcell A P (G13C-06) Quesnel Y (GP23C-1342) Pondell C (B23C-0593, ED23C-0832) Prather M J (A11L-0163) Purdy A J (H24C-02) Quevedo R (NG13A-1702) Pondrelli M (P11E-02) Pratiwi S D (PP43A-2291) Purevjav N (MR21B-2640) Quick A M (H42C-07) Pongratz J (GC24B-07) Pratt D (H31E-1441) Purnachandra Rao N (S31B-2766) Quick M (AE23A-0405) Ponomareva V (V11A-2762) Pratt K (ED31A-0854) Purss M B (IN53B-1888, PA41C-2152) Quigley K W (GP43C-1255) Ponte R M (G21A-0986) Pratt K (A23K-0390) Purswani P (H13F-1459) Quinn J (H52G-04) Pool D R (H42D-06) Pratt M J (C33C-0842) Purucker M E (GP33A-06) Quinn J D (ED43C-0877) Pool M (H23E-1587) Pratt T L (S33D-2866) Pusede S (A11L-0174) Quinn K J (G21A-0988) Poon P (H43G-1541) Pratt V R (GC13G-1265) Puskas C M (G11A-1063) Quinn P (A54C-03) Poortinga A (GC23G-1304) Pratt-Sitaula B A (ED11F-06, EP21D-0919, Pusok A E (T33B-3027) Quinn P (SH21B-2525) Pope A (C12B-01, PA53B-11) NH52A-06) Putirka K D (V53B-3087) Quinn T M (PP51D-2333) Pope J O (C21C-0697) Praveen V (OS51A-2034) Putman A (GC13H-07) Quintero F (H43H-1558) Pope S A (SM41C-2457) Preble C (A21G-0161) Putman W (A12A-06) Quinteros Casaverde N L (B33G-0695) Popescu R M (SH31B-2572) Preciado C (B21H-0513) Putnam A E (PP14A-03) Quirama M (B33H-0728) Popescu S C (B53H-0613) Prein A F (A11O-01, GC13H-04) Putnam S M (H54E-06) Quiring S M (PA33B-2234) Popova E (SH31B-2553, SH43D-2588) Preisser L (SH41B-2535) Putra E I (GC21C-1107) Quiroz-Jiménez J (PP33B-2368)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 273 R Ramirez P (IN52A-07) Rawlinson N (T21F-04) Reid M R (T53B-03) R C K (PP44B-07) Ramirez R M (P21C-2117) Ray A J (PA33D-04) Reid M C (B23E-0645) Raatikainen T (A33I-0381) Ramirez S G (T31C-2912) Ray E A (A43A-0184) Reid M M (T41B-2914) Rábade S (S13B-2560) Ramirez S (B53C-0537) Ray J (GC31F-1161, S51A-2763) Reidy J A (SM43A-2471) Rabbani G A (H11B-1306) Ramirez-Herrera M (NH31B-04) Ray P K (OS21B-1964) Reiff P H (ED11B-0896, SM41B-2424) Rabethge C (EP53C-0973) Ramirez-Ruiz J J (NH43C-1874) Ray R (B11C-0461) Reilly B T (PP13A-2038) Rabinovich A (NH51D-04) Ramjan S (C33B-0777, EP23A-0923) Ray R D (NH22A-07) Reilly L G (ED11B-0886) Rabinowitz H S (T21D-2844) Ramos A M (NG41A-1720) Ray S E (IN32A-02) Reilly S (A51E-0106) Rachide S P (H53E-1748) Ramos M (H51K-04) Ray S (S21B-2708) Reimann S (A24F-02) Raczka B M (H31K-08) Ramos M D (T14C-02) Rayback S A (PP41C-2287) Reimi Sipala M A (PP21B-2290) Rad S (B11A-0432) Rampal P (C43A-0730) Rayborn L (A54A-03) Reimink J R (T53C-02) Radcliffe D E (H21H-04) Rampe E B (P11B-1863) Raymer K (SM12A-05) Reinardy B (C33D-02) Radeff G (T51A-2878) Rampini C (H23G-1665) Raymond C A (P41C-01) Reinecke R (H31C-1365) Rader A M (EP11A-0970) Rampino M R (V43F-03) Raymond C (A33J-0413) Reinhardt K (B52B-07) Rader E L (ED21A-0759, V43E-3183) Ramsey M S (V41C-08) Razavi S (H11A-1287) Reining R C (PA33A-2228) Radhakrishnan A (GC53E-1341, IN13D-02) Ramsey M (H33E-1577) Raziperchikolaee S (H53D-1738, T43E-3097) Reinisch E C (NS41A-1899) Radic V (NH53B-1994) Ramstad R (P11D-05) Razmi A (EP51C-06) Reinmann A (GC23I-02) Radkevich A (A33F-0312) Ramstein G (PP41B-2251) Read E K (ED42B-09) Reinstorf F (H31C-1370) Radonjic M (MR44A-07) Ramudu E (GC21A-1048) Read J S (GC23J-06) Reis A A (GP31A-1286) Rae C (A23I-0341) Ranasinghage P N (ED31B-0889, Read L (H43K-1645) Reisenfeld D B (SH31A-2533) Rae J W (PP13C-03) EP11A-0976, H13D-1390, PP41E-06, Reading A M (C33C-0832) Reißig S (PP53A-2379) Rae J (SM41E-08, SM52A-02) PP43A-2308) Reagan J R (OS53A-2111) Reising L (H51D-1510) Raeder J (SA34A-05) Ranasinghe N R (S11D-2504) Reagan J A (A24D-04) Reising S C (A41H-0162) Rafieeinasab A (H43H-1566) Ranatunga T (H34B-04) Reagan M K (V53D-3151) Reisner J M (A51I-0193) Rafique R (GC21C-1101) Rand D S (G51A-1077) Reagan M M (MR22A-08, MR34A-02) Reiter M E (H43O-08) Rafkin S C (P31C-2109) Randall C E (SA54A-05) Reagan M T (B21G-0510) Reitman N G (EP21D-0907) Rafter P A (PP21E-04) Randall D A (A14D-02) Reali R (MR41E-01) Reitz M (H51I-1642) Rager A C (SM21A-2416) Randall M (B51H-0503) Realmuto V J (IN31A-1749) Rekier J (G41B-1026) Ragno E (NH51B-1955) Randazzo N (PP11B-2014) Reaney S M (H13D-1392, H13D-1395, Remillard J (A33I-0388) Ragon T (S43F-3210) Randel W J (A13G-0378) H13D-1409) Remington T (NH12A-05) Raheja G (PA51A-2246) Randerson J T (B42A-06) Reath K A (NH53B-2000) Rempe M (T33C-3039) Rahimi K E (V53A-3076) Randol B M (SH13D-06) Reba M L (B51D-0423, B51D-0442, H11F-07) Ren C (H13I-1516) Rahm B (H33F-1613) Randolph K L (OS41D-07) Rebello V (H43O-07) Ren D (NS21B-1900) PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Rahman F I (EP23C-02) Randolph-Flagg N G (NH21A-1836) Rebischung P (G41A-0998) Ren H A (B13F-0696) Rahman M K (H23F-1631) Ranero C R (T53B-08) Recalde G C (A33J-0410) Ren H (A33E-0292) Rahman M S (H53B-1700) Rangecroft S (H33B-1540, H51M-02, Receveur A (OS43B-2045) Ren H (GC23J-01) Rahman M (NS22A-01) H53C-1721) Reches Z (S21B-2702, S32B-02) Ren L (A53E-0339) Rahman M (H33K-1731) Rangel Granados E (V53C-3113) Reckermann M (U14A-04) Ren S (B43B-0592) Rahmanifard F (SH51C-2601) Rani N (A21E-0109) Reda I (A31F-0110) Ren X (A14A-01) Rahmati A (P13A-1903) Rankin R (SM11B-2157) Reddy S R (A43I-0379) Ren X (A51C-0066) Rai A (H51A-1425, IN11B-1618) Ranquist D A (SM51E-2533) Redemann J (GC43F-07) Ren Z (GP33A-04) Rai S S (T43B-3035) Ransom K (H33F-1617) Redfern S A (ED11B-0894) Ren Z (T33D-05) Raia N H (V13D-2884) Rao A (T21B-2811) Redman A C (SH41C-2547) Ren Z (SA23A-2389) Raiho A (B24A-08) Rao G (T43D-3069) Redmon R J (GP31C-1319) Renard F (MR32A-04, MR44A-05) Raimonet M (H43E-1493) Rao M (B13F-0687) Redmond M C (B13G-0726) Renaud F (GC22B-07) Raineault N (OS41C-1985) Rao M P (PP41C-2262) Reece J S (T51B-2912) Renaud J P (P51B-2146) Raines J M (SM53B-08) Rao Y (GC54C-01) Reece R (T22C-08) Rencurrel M C (A53F-0360) Rainville K M (B13A-0546) Raouafi N E (P43B-2114, SH41B-2531) Reed A H (EP33A-0978) Rendón A (A51I-0199) Rainville N (G31A-1039) Raphael M N (C21C-0701) Reed A (G23A-1010) Rengers F K (EP42B-06) Rainwater B (A53D-0319) Rapp A D (A33K-08) Reed C C (B21I-0545) Renju R (A21A-0010) Raizada S (SA21A-2353) Rapp J R (H51H-1589) Reed D E (C23A-0732) Renken K (B33F-0679) Rajabi F (H51D-1521) Rappolee E (T41A-2896) Reed E (ED41A-0813) Renner J (NG12A-05) Rajagopal S (A33J-0415, H21K-04) Rasca A (SH13C-2308) Reed J (SM51E-2543) Rennermalm A K (C54A-03) Rajagopalan B (H53A-1665) Rascher U (B54A-04) Reed K A (A31A-0002) Renno A D (V23A-2966) Rajan N (B41B-0414) Raseman W J (H53A-1653) Reed M (T51F-2993) Repollo C A (OS31C-2028) Rajaonarison T A (DI23A-2587) Rashid H (PP21A-2265) Reed S (B21N-01, B34C-06) Requena A (H21A-1373) Rajaram H (H43N-07) Rasmussen B (T11B-2613) Reeder J (V23D-3009) Resing J A (OS41B-1947) Rajasekaran E (H11B-1303) Rasmussen C (B22B-05) Reeder W J (H52D-08) Reston T J (T32A-02, T33E-04) Rajendran V (GC51D-1204) Rasmussen D J (T11D-2649) Reedy R C (H31A-1337) Restrepo J D (GC31A-1103, NG24A-02) Rajewski D A (A12C-05) Rasmussen R (H43P-02) Rees K (A53F-0371) Restreppo G A (EP33A-0972) Rajib A (H33H-1653) Rasmussen S (NS13A-03) Rees Jones D W (DI23B-2616) Retailleau L (S41A-2762, S52A-04) Rakas J (NH33A-1909) Rasmussen T L (PP13C-02) Reese B K (B13G-0731) Retelle M (PP11C-2032) Rakhimbekova S (B31H-0566) Rasmussen T C (H41B-1316) Reese D (C41B-0657) Retherford K D (P51D-05) Rakhmenkulova I F (ED51A-0789) Raso A R (C13A-0802) Reese M (IN21D-02) Retino A (SH12A-01, SM21A-2440) Rakoto V (NH53D-04) Rasoulzadeh Gharibdousti S (H33L-08) Reesink A (EP13B-1036) Retuta A (B23A-0565) Rakovec O (H52A-01) Rassouli F (MR51C-2715) Reeves A (NH53B-2005) Reum F (B31I-02) Raleigh M S (C13B-0817) Rastaetter L (SH11B-2231) Reeves D (NH12A-03) Reusch D B (GC21A-1057) Rallabandi B (C43B-0755) Raterron P (DI33A-04) Reeves D M (H51C-1481) Reusche M (PP13A-2043) Ralph F M (A44C-01) Rath J (A33J-0414) Reeves G D (SM13C-09) Reuss-Schmidt K (B43C-0628) Ramachandran R (IN14A-06, IN22A-06, Rathbun J A (P21E-05) Reeves K (SH31B-2565) Reuveni Y (G31B-1053) IN23C-1779) Rathore S (H23E-1592) Refaat T F (A31G-0118) Revel M (A33J-0412) Ramage J M (C13D-0859) Ratliff K M (GC23D-1268) Regayre L A (A43N-03) Revelli R (H51G-1561) Ramage J L (GC31H-1191) Ratner A (ED31C-05) Regmi G R (GC41E-1128) Revil A (H34A-08, H43L-07) Ramakrishnaiah V B (IN33A-1802) Ratre P (GP43A-1220) Regmi S (H21E-1445) Rey Sanchez C (B11C-0460) Ramalho M I (NH43A-1813) Rattez H (T12B-07) Rego E S (PP51D-2351) Rey Vicario D (H53B-1691) Ramalingam S (EP33A-0961) Rau G H (GC21J-06) Regoli L (SM41D-2464) Reyes A V (PP41F-06) Ramamurthy M K (IN34A-02) Raudzens Bailey A (GC13H-08) Reguero B G (NH23B-1866) Reyes J J (B53F-0571) Raman A (A52B-02) Raup B H (C41C-0674) Rehbein A (A23F-0282) Reyes R (ED13B-0935) Raman R (A13B-0251) Ravanbakhsh A (SH43B-2561) Reher R (ED51D-0823) Reyes W M (H53B-1687) Ramanathan A K (A31G-0120) Ravasio A (MR11A-2373) Reich M (V23D-3014) Reymond D (ED51A-0787, NH41A-1739) Ramapriyan H (IN41C-1666, IN43B-1688) Ravela S (IN13C-1670) Reich M (H34A-01) Reynard B (DI44A-03, P51B-2145) Ramaswami A (GC22A-03, H11H-01) Ravi S (P53A-2166) Reichle R H (H33O-07) Reynhout S (PP21A-2255, PP53A-2378) Ramaswamy V (H51F-1543) Ravi S (H51G-1572) Reichler T (C32B-08) Reynolds C A (A31H-0144) Ramer K M (SM51E-2526) Ravi V (A33C-0230) Reichmann H J (MR33A-2678) Reynolds L (PP51F-05) Ramezan Pour B (A33F-0307) Ravikumar A P (H33I-1682) Reichstein M (B44A-07) Reynolds R L (A21E-0107) Ramirez C (S14A-01) Ravindran A (A13F-0337) Reid D A (EP33D-1024) Rezaie A M (NH31A-1880) Ramirez E (T21B-2810) Ravindranath A (PP41C-2275) Reid J S (A11B-0011) Rezanezhad F (B21N-05) Ramirez G E (T31E-2967) Ravindranathan R (S11A-2429) Reid M E (NH34B-03) Rezvanbehbahani S (C33C-0830)
274 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Rhea A (B23A-0561) Riousset J A (AE21A-08) Rocha J (ED41A-0767) Romero-Centeno R (A11C-0036) Rhee H (A21C-0067) Rioux M E (OS24B-03) Rocha J C (H23G-1659) Romero-Lankao P (GC23K-19, U13A-05) Rhee H (S33D-2868) Ripoll J (SM21B-02) Rocha Lima A (A21E-0117) Ronan T (S43A-2804) Rhee K (ED41A-0789) Ripullone F (B43H-06) Rocha-Brownell K D (A21I-07) Ronayne M J (H53C-1712) Rhie J (S43B-2861) Riquelme S (NH41A-1749) Roche K R (EP33C-0994) Rong X (A33C-0227) Rhoades A (A21F-0132) Riris H (A23N-06) Roche V M (T53B-06) Rong Z (GP13A-01) Rhoades C (B23A-0558) Riscassi A L (B31J-01) Rochford M E (H13M-1608) Rooney M (B53A-0518) Rhode A (GP31B-1307) Rising J A (PA31B-2209) Rockwell A (ED43A-0852) Rooney T O (V34B-08) Riaño Escandon A C (S31C-2785) Risk D A (B23E-0640) Rod K A (B31H-0575) Roop H A (PP51E-06) Riasi M (H13N-03) Risley J C (H23H-1684, H33B-1531) Roda-Boluda D C (T31A-2880) Roopnarine P D (PP21D-08) Ribeiro F (GC21B-1088) Rison W (AE32A-01) Rodak C M (H24E-08) Root S (MR13B-05) Ribeiro J (DI44A-02) Ritchey N A (IN43D-08) Rodbell D T (PP24A-04) Roque S (GC11B-1133) Ribeiro Lima C H (H21A-1366) Ritchie A (EP24C-03) Rodd R (V53C-3122) Roques C (H41E-1370) Ribes C (T41E-2992) Ritschel B (IN31B-1763) Roddy P (SM11C-2170, SM11C-2171) Rosado K (A43H-0340) Riboulot V (OS44A-05) Ritsema J (S21C-06) Rode M (H11F-08, H43I-1581) Rosakis A (S11E-01) Ricard J L (A53D-0324) Ritter O (GP51A-1367) Rodell M (H44E-01, U12A-05) Rosario-Ortiz F (B23A-0563) Ricard Y R (P53D-06) Rittger K (C11C-0786) Rodelli D (GP43B-1246) Rosat S (G41B-1029) Ricciardulli L (A43H-0341) Ritzer S (PP13B-2070) Roden E E (B14D-01) Roscioli J R (A14E-06) Ricciuto D M (B12C-07) Rivas-Ubach A (A31C-0037) Roderick M L (B52D-05) Rose B E (A41K-05, ED23E-06) Rice A K (H31A-1348) Rivera A L (B33H-0708) Rodgers A J (S31C-2780) Rose K (IN53A-1878, IN53A-1881) Rice A L (PA43A-2178) Rivera A (GC53E-1339) Rodrigues F S (SA11A-06) Rose L S (A23H-0320) Rice C W (GC23K-09) Rivera E (S13A-2516) Rodrigues T (PP34B-02) Rose L (H31H-03) Rice J S (H31F-1453) Rivera S J (NH22B-03) Rodriguez E (H33F-1615) Rosecrance R C (H51H-1582) Richard R L (SM14B-07) Rivera V L (H13I-1528) Rodriguez E E (T11B-2621) Rosen M R (B24B-03) Richard S M (IN13A-1652) Riverman K L (C42A-06) Rodríguez F (V11C-2789) Rosen P A (G33C-01) Richards C J (IN31G-04) Rivers M L (MR12A-02) Rodriguez J (IN51D-07) Rosenberg A (PA11C-1964) Richards D (EP51A-0864) Riviere J (H51C-1478) Rodriguez L M (A42D-08) Rosenberg D E (H52G-06) Richards F D (DI43B-05, DI51B-2666) Rivoire L (A43H-0358) Rodriguez S (V23C-2987) Rosenberger K J (EP43B-0960) Richards J P (T52B-06) Rivoldini A (DI41A-2610, P33A-2115) Rodriguez Cardozo F R (V33E-3174) Rosenberry D O (H21E-1469) Richards K (B12D-02) Rizo Garza H L (DI52A-09, V11D-01) Rodriguez Jeangros N (IN33A-1800) Rosenfeld C (B14A-02) Richards M C (MR51B-2703) Rizzo C (H43N-03) Rodriguez Trejo A (GP23A-1319) Rosenheim B E (B23C-0594) Richardson A D (B41I-01) Rizzo D (B33B-0596, ED21C-0790) Rodríguez Tribaldos V (T32C-03) Rosenlof K H (A43C-0227) Richardson I G (SH32A-03, SH41B-2529) Rizzo R E (MR41A-2685) Rodriguez Yebra A (H53C-1731) Rosenstiel T N (B21N-08)
Richardson J A (V53C-3127) Roach C J (OS31C-2031) Rodriguez-Cardona B (B43G-04) Rosenthal R E (MR51B-2704) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Richardson J (B41A-0389) Roark E (OS34A-08) Rodriguez-Escales P (H23M-06) Rosenzweig C (GC53F-01) Richardson J D (SH31D-04) Roarty H (OS13B-1817) Rodríguez-González J (DI23A-2594) Rosero-Lopez D (H23G-1668) Richardson J B (B23E-0623) Roatsch T (P33A-2125, P43C-2120, Rodriguez-Rodriguez M (H53G-1784) Rößger N (B23B-0579) Richardson K (ED41A-0828) P43C-2122) Rodysill J R (PP41C-2270) Roshan E (GC33B-1231) Richardson M (A44A-08) Roback K (T23B-2914) Roe G (A51Q-06, C53D-0770) Roshankhah S (MR43A-04) Richardson M (H12E-04, H23G-1657) Robaidek J O (IN53D-06) Roecker S W (S21B-2715) Rosier C L (NS21B-1894) Richardson P W (V53C-3092) Robbins J W (C11A-0744) Roeder J L (SM33D-07) Roskosz M (V53E-07) Richardson R M (T52C-01) Robeck E (IN51B-1835) Roehrig R (A53K-04) Ross C (T21D-2859) Richardson T (GC13H-01) Robel A (C32A-02) Roelof E C (SH31D-06) Ross C (H53F-1759) Richey A (H53C-1725) Roberge F (B33H-0717) Roeloffs E A (G33A-1079) Ross E O (T21D-2858) Richmond B M (EP13C-1046) Roberts A (C33E-06) Roering J J (EP32C-06) Ross K W (PA11B-1957) Richter C (GP51C-1396) Roberts C (GC21A-1061) Roesch C (GC51C-1168) Ross M R (H53J-06) Richter D (B31L-01) Roberts D (SH51B-2587) Roesch M (A53D-0316) Ross N (C21D-08) Richter D H (EP24A-06) Roberts D A (GC52A-06) Roesler E L (A53B-0285) Ross S (PA31C-2212) Richter J (GC31I-09) Roberts J H (B23D-0600, P32A-08) Roessler D (S31E-06) Ross Z E (S21E-03) Richter N (PP43B-2335) Roberts J (PP13C-06) Roest G S (A31I-0161) Rossbach S (NS24A-02) Richter-Menge J (GC21F-1152) Roberts J T (IN53A-1874) Roge M (H21F-1471) Rosser B (NH31B-02) Ricker G R (P13C-01) Roberts K (B51H-0500) Roger J (B31B-0460) Rosser S (ED51C-0812) Ricker M C (EP22B-03) Roberts M A (SH54A-02) Rogers A J (SM41B-2432) Rossi C (V53C-3128) Ricketts M K (H13L-1576) Roberts M A (T13A-2661) Rogers J (OS22A-04) Rossi R (EP21D-0916) Ricko M (OS31B-2011) Roberts O (AE32A-07) Rogers M (ED32A-04) Rossmann H L (C22A-04) Rico D (H51F-1539) Roberts P M (S53A-2810) Rogers T (C51C-0670) Rosso I (OS41D-04) Ridder N N (NH31A-1891) Roberts S (H33I-1674) Rogers-Martinez M A (S51A-2755) Rost S (DI14A-08, DI51C-06) Riddick S N (H33I-1683) Roberts S J (GC34A-08, PP13A-2058, Rogowski P (OS11C-03) Roth A (GP31A-1278) Ridgway R (SM23B-2486) PP42B-02) Rohde J A (ED31D-03, ED43F-06) Roth D L (EP33D-1013) Ridgwell A (PP21D-05) Robertson A W (A43O-01) Rohde M D (S11D-2487) Roth E J (H51D-1525) Riebeek Kohl H (ED11B-0888, Robertson C A (H53C-1717) Rohling E J (PP44A-08) Roth L (P53B-2205, SM34A-07) ED33C-0905) Robertson D K (NH13A-1758) Roig C D (B33H-0710) Roth T R (C51B-0659) Riedi J (A11G-0094, A44A-07) Robertson F R (A33M-03) Rojas M (GC53E-1349) Rothballer K (ED41B-05) Riel N (V33B-3125) Robertson R (V23C-3000) Rojas R (GP23B-1336) Rothenberg D A (A44E-03) Ries P A (G41A-0999) Robertson R (C21A-0662) Roland E C (OS21A-1942) Rothkaehl H (SM53C-02) Rietjens J (A51B-0022) Robertson S D (DI41A-2615) Rolandone F (T51E-2980) Rothman D (EP52A-01) Riffault J (S31B-2753) Robey J (T23C-2950) Rolf T (DI34A-01) Rott C (DI43A-2668) Rigaud S (EP11A-0986) Robidoux P (V31A-3061) Rolland L (NH51A-1923) Rotzoll K (H23E-1594) Rigden A J (B13E-0671) Robin C M (G21B-1002, G34B-03) Rollins A W (A12E-08) Rouet-Leduc B (MR31B-03) Riggs C (B23A-0555) Robinson A H (T52A-08) Rollins C (G51A-1081) Rouholahnejad E (H11B-1310) Rignot E J (C53E-08) Robinson A (C22C-03) Rollinson C (GC52C-02) Rouillon M (B51A-0384) Riihimaki C A (ED41B-09) Robinson C E (H23E-1591) Rolston H M (H23M-03) Roulston M S (GC13A-1188) Riihimaki L (A43F-0303) Robinson D A (C41F-01) Roman A M (V31D-07) Rounce D (C14B-06, H54F-01) Riker J (PA43A-2172, V13G-01) Robinson D (T41F-05) Roman D R (G21B-0998) Roundy J K (H14B-05) Rilee M L (IN51C-1869) Robinson J (H43L-04) Roman D (NH44A-05, T11D-2653, V43A-3131) Roundy P E (A23O-07) Riley J W (H53F-1767) Robinson K (B33I-06) Roman M O (A11S-03) Roush T L (P41A-2061) Riley K E (GC51E-1237) Robinson M M (PP51C-2320) Romanelli N J (P13A-1876) Rousseau A N (H51H-1583) Riley P (SM23C-01) Robinson N (IN12A-03) Romanet P (MR31B-07) Rousset B (S33A-2815) Riley W J (B43C-0625, H41D-1359) Robinson R M (SM53A-06) Romaniello S J (V13B-2834) Routson C (PP54A-08) Rimando J M (T41A-2899) Robinson R A (A13N-05) Romano C (ED32A-07) Rovere A (PP44A-03) Rimple R (SH31B-2583) Robinson T (H53A-1661) Romano N (H33G-1634) Rowe C A (S54A-03) Rinderer M (H53F-1762) Robinson T (ED31B-0876) Romanovskii O A (A31G-0127) Rowe C D (S14B-01) Ring A (A51D-0084) Robinson DeVries P (T22B-01) Romanowicz B A (DI31A-2612) Rowland D E (SA23C-06) Ringerud S (A21A-0019) Robles L (T51G-3007) Romanski J (B23B-0583) Rowland J (PA13B-1981) Ringler A T (S11D-2485) Robock A (ED12A-06, GC53F-08, Romeo G (SM51A-2456) Rowland J C (B13C-0599) Rios C (ED41A-0812) PA14A-09) Romer P (A43E-0281) Rowland W F (SH31C-01) Rios K L (V51A-3058) Robson A (DI31A-2624) Romero M (ED33A-0893) Rowlands A (S31A-2699) Rios-Berrios R (A43I-0364, A54F-08) Roby M (GC43A-1145) Romero Hernandez E (SH11C-2267) Rowlandson T L (H31G-1482)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 275 Rowley C D (A41G-0139) Russell S (S34A-07) Sahu M (H43C-1441) Samper J (H44C-06) Roy A (B43B-0582) Russo R M (T33B-3028) Sahu R (IN11C-1637) Sample J C (T31D-2929) Roy A (NG21A-1818) Russo S (GC21E-1141) Sai Baba A (T22D-02) Sampson K M (H43H-1565) Roy C (DI41D-02, S31D-03) Russo T A (H52C-04) Saia S M (B54E-05) Samuel H (P51A-2131) Roy I (A22D-07) Russotto R D (GC33B-1226) Saide P E (A33L-02) Samuels-Crow K E (B21I-0535) Roy I (PP13A-2065) Rust A (B23A-0556) Saikia U (S43B-2843) San Juan Blanco J E (EP53D-1005) Roy M (NH44A-03) Ruth D C (V42B-03) Saikin A (SM41A-2411) Sanborn-Marsh C (OS31A-1985) Roy T (H53H-1798) Rutherfurd I (EP34B-06) Sailhac P (GP34A-03, GP51B-1386) Sanchez D (GC23C-1243) Royal S (U23A-01) Ruthkoski T (IN53A-1877) Saini D (S51B-2779) Sanchez D (A43E-0275) Royalty T M (A51F-0121) Rutishauser A (C13C-0839) Saintil T (H23A-1522) Sanchez E (A54D-01) Roycroft S J (H32D-04) Rutjes C (AE21A-07) Saito H (H51E-1532) Sanchez L (ED41A-0778) Rozemeijer J (H21E-1449, H31H-01) Rutledge S A (AE23A-0403) Saito M (B33C-0607) Sanchez S C (PP41C-2267) Rozenberg J (H43Q-08) Rutlidge H (B31H-0569) Saito M (A33F-0302) Sanchez Lopez N (B51F-0479) Rp A (SA33A-2433) Rutte D (V11B-2773) Saito M (H13K-1574) Sanchez Reyes H (S21B-2710) Ruairuen W (B31G-0555) Ruybal C J (H42D-07) Saito S (T41E-2991) Sanchez Roa C (T21D-2842) Ruan A (T33A-3012) Ruzmaikin A (SH43D-2593) Saito S (SH12A-03) Sanchez-Cabeza J (B23C-0588) Ruan H (SA53A-2440) Ryan A J (P21A-2078) Saito T (NH32B-05) Sanchez-Canete E P (B23E-0639, B41B- Ruan Y (S31D-05) Ryan J M (SH51E-2620) Saitoh N (A41F-0105) 0420, B51D-0427) Ruan Z (C11E-03) Ryan K E (A23C-0245) Sakabe A (B23E-0642) Sanchez-Garcia E (SH13B-2304) Ruane A C (NH32A-04) Ryan K J (S21B-2728) Sakaguchi K (A53K-08) Sanchez-Lavega A (ED22A-08, P24B-04) Rubanenko L (P21A-2076) Ryan K (T12B-05) Sakai N (NH31B-08) Sanchez-Lohff S K (T51D-2968) Rubasinghege G R (H23A-1529) Ryan S E (H43G-1542) Sakai S (P13A-1921) Sanchez-Sesma F J (S12B-08) Rubin A M (S14B-08) Ryang W H (OS23B-2043) Sakai T (A31G-0129) Sanchez-Valle C (MR24A-04) Rubin D M (EP43D-05) Ryb U (EP54A-03) Sakai T (GC33A-1221) Sánchez Vargas A (NH21B-05) Rubin J (A11B-0012) Rychert C (DI41D-07) Sakai Y (EP21C-0887) Sanclements M (B33B-0601) Rubin K H (V11E-06) Rydbeck A (A31H-0138) Sakamaki K (MR33A-2672) Sand M (A23K-0383) Rubin Z (EP31B-0941) Ryder O S (A51F-0130) Sakaue H (S33A-2814) Sand S C (A22A-07) Rubino E M (T51D-2972) Ryland R (NS21B-1898) Sakimoto S E (P31E-03) Sandanbata O (NH43B-1838) Rubinstein J L (S54B-02) Rymer A M (SM51E-2553) Saksa P C (H43G-1529) Sandborn A (GC54A-04) Rubio A (OS11C-02, OS13B-1806) Ryoo J (A14A-06) Sakschewski B (B42A-02) Sandeep K (OS23B-2027) Ruchala T L (OS41C-1971) Rypina I (OS21C-07) Saksena S (H24B-05, H31B-1362) Sandeep S (A13F-0338) Rückamp M (C21B-0686) Rytuba J J (DI23B-2612) Sakumura C (G11B-1073) Sandell C T (H21E-1452) Ruckriemen-Bez T (GP13A-07) Ryu D (H13A-1339) Sakuraba A (V43D-3178) Sander L (EP31B-0954)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Rude C M (H23K-07) Ryu J (NH11B-1731) Sakurai G (GC54A-07) Sander S P (A31L-07) Ruder C K (B51D-0444) Ryu J (H51I-1633) Sakurai M (MR51A-2677) Sanderman J (B22B-07, B32E-08) Rüdiger J (NH13B-05) Ryu J (H33F-1601) Sakya A E (OS13E-06, OS21B-1977) Sanderson B M (GC24D-02) Rudnick R L (V12B-04) Ryu K (NH51C-1971) Sala O (GC32C-04, GC52B-01) Sandoval A (PP11A-1996) Rudnicki J W (MR43A-03) Ryu Y (B31I-01) Salam A (A33A-0200) Sandri T (G41A-1009) Rudolph M L (DI11A-2336, P32A-09) Røthe T O (PP13B-2084) Salaree A (NH43B-1864) Sands R (PA43A-2174) Rueda A (NH24A-01) Salawitch R J (A33B-0213) Sandven S (GC21F-1151) Rueda-Velasquez C A (IN43C-1704) Salazar J F (H33G-1640) Sandvol E A (T11A-2593) Ruehr N (GC52B-07) S Salazar Monroy E F (NH41A-1763) Sandwell D T (P41B-2075) Ruf C S (A52E-05, NH53E-02) Saade M (T43C-3056) Salditch L (S44B-08) Saneiyan S (NS24A-03) Rüfenacht R (A22A-05) Saah D (GC23G-1313, IN51B-1837) Saleeby S M (A41C-0060) Sanfilippo A (OS31D-2056) Ruff S W (P11B-1861) Saatchi S S (B34A-02, B44C-03) Saleh D (H41A-1283) Sanfilippo A R (H52D-07) Rugenstein M (A11F-0084, A41K-04) Saavedra F (C51C-0679) Saleh F (H41L-04) Sanfiorenzo A R (OS14A-08) Ruggiero P (EP24B-02) Saberi S J (B43A-0554) Salem C S (SH51D-2607) Sanford W E (H14D-04) Ruhl C J (S32A-04) Sabo R D (B13C-0602) Salem L C (V12A-04) Sang X (H51A-1431) Ruhunusiri S (P13A-1882) Saborio-Rodriguez M (NH21B-06) Salem M A (AE33B-0445) Sangha S (G22A-07) Rui H (GC31G-1178) Sabuda M (B13G-0733) Salem S I (H53N-07) Sangmanee C (G21A-0994) Rui L (V43B-3151) Sacek V (EP53B-0937) Salenbien W (PP42B-04) Sangwan N (H53K-02) Rui X (G51A-1065) Sacha J (H13H-1507) Saleska S R (B12C-04, B52B-08) Sanin A B (P53A-2182) Ruiz B R (ED41A-0769) Sachs T (B23B-0586, B43E-08) Salesky S (A21I-01) Sankar R D (PA11A-1947) Ruiz S (SH31B-2578) Sachse D (PP33B-2362) Saletti M (EP21C-0894) Sankey J B (EP21A-0856) Ruiz-Etcheverry L (OS53A-2105) Sachson W (ED41A-0830) Salha A A (H41A-1265) Sankey T (B51C-0416) Ruiz-Fernandez A C (B23C-0592) Sacks L E (P23B-2166) Salim S S (GC31E-1146) Sanks K M (GC43A-1138) Ruiz-Plancarte J (B11C-0481) Saco P M (EP32B-08) Salimbeni S (S43F-3200, T13A-2679, Sano I (A41A-0001) Ruman C J (C53D-0764) Sadatzki H (PP13C-01) T51A-2891) Sano T (DI11A-2328) Rummel J D (P33A-2127) Sadavarte P (A31I-0172) Salinas J K (T41D-2964) Santamaría-Gómez A (G11B-1072) Rundle J B (NH54B-01) Sadegh M (H21G-1517) Salinas V (AE21A-03) Santana-Casiano J (OS41C-1987) Runkle B (B43E-04) Sadeghi M (H51H-1604) Salio P V (A23F-0292, A23F-0293) Santanello J A (H33K-1716) Runov A (SM41B-2442, SM51G-10) Sadler B (SM51C-2500) Sallun Filho W (PP21C-2296) Santanna F B (A31C-0043) Runyan T E (OS51B-2048) Sadri S (EP53D-1010) Salman R (G51A-1068) Santhana Vannan S (IN41A-1653) Ruohoniemi J (SA31B-2397, SA31B-2400) Sadri S (H31G-1469) Salmi M (OS13C-1831) Santiago L S (B31G-0542) Rupasinghe P A (B43A-0570) Sadro S (GC23J-03) Salmon J (P52B-08) Santiago Ramos D P (PP13D-06) Rupe A (NG13A-1694) Saegusa Y (G31B-1063) Salmon O E (A13J-06) Santillán D (H53D-1735) Rupp D (B53G-0602) Saeki T (B33C-0609) Salmon V G (B43C-0632) Santin C (B23D-0613) Rupp D E (GC11B-1149) Saenger C (PP52A-03) Salmun H (ED51F-0833, ED51J-06) Santolik O (SM44C-08) Rupper S (C14B-08) Safaei S (H11A-1289) Salnaia N (GP23A-1316) Santoro M (PA13A-1968, PA13A-1972) Ruppert J H (A24E-04) Safeeq M (H44B-03) Saloor N (S53A-2791) Santos F (B23D-0606) Ruprecht P (MR51A-2687, V13F-06) Saffer D M (T11F-01, T14C-01) Salter G (EP53A-0919) Santos N I (H33C-1552) Rusaitis L (SM51E-2541) Safieddine S (A43M-06) Saltiel S (MR41B-2700) Santos-Costa D (P33C-2161) Ruscic M (S41B-2782) Sagar M W (T41B-2930) Saltus R (PA52A-08) Sanyal S (A11E-0065) Rusconi R (H44C-01) Sager H A (SH21E-2568) Salvador A (P44B-07) Sapkota B (T33C-3045) Rushby A J (PP23C-2334) Sager K (S41A-2736) Salvatteci R (PP44B-04) Sapkota P (H13M-1609) Rushi B (H43B-1427) Sager W W (T41C-2944) Salvi S (IN31C-1770, S54C-02) Sapriza-Azuri G (C22B-04) Rushlow C R (ED13A-0928) Sagiya T (G32A-02) Salvucci G (A23B-0218) Saraceno J (EP23B-0968) Rushmer T A (MR13A-2406) Sagoo N (PP34A-06) Samadi S (H42E-08) Saraiva A V (AE12A-01) Ruske S T (A33E-0281) Sagy A (S33C-2844) Samaniego L E (H14E-03) Sarantos M (P31B-2099) Russ E (EP33C-1002) Saha M (GC41I-06) Samanta S (H41C-1342) Sardeshmukh P D (A12A-01, A22C-07) Russell C (EP53C-0968) Saha S (DI41D-05) Samara M (SM43B-2497) Sarfraz M (SH51B-2579) Russell C T (PA24A-05, SM13D-07) Sahaar A (H51H-1600) Samaras C (PA31A-2199) Sargent M R (A51K-0249) Russell J M (PP24A-01, PP42A-07, Sahagian D L (NH44A-04) Samasse K (IN11B-1620) Sargent R (IN54A-08) SA21C-08) Sahajpal R (GC21B-1097) Sambell K (S43A-2805) Sargsyan K (NG33A-1855) Russell J B (S14A-05) Sahakian V J (S31C-2793) Sambridge M (NG13A-1688, NS31B-01) Sarhadi A (H23L-02) Russell L M (A41M-03, A51G-0141) Saharia M (H44B-05) Samel A N (C23B-0738) Sarkango Y (SM51E-2532) Russell M V (H31G-1468) Sahin S (S53A-2823) Sammarco C (S13B-2569) Sarkar K (MR13A-2390) Russell P (P53A-2174) Sahraoui F (SH21C-2538) Samors R J (IN31D-1777) Sarkar S (A13D-0305)
276 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Sarlis N V (SH21D-2556) Scaranello M A (B51C-0415) Schmidt K M (EP53C-0969) Schutt D (T23E-03) Sarmiento J L (OS42A-08) Scarica P (P43C-2129) Schmidt M B (A11H-0108) Schütz F (H13G-1483) Sarno B G (B11F-0529) Scarpare F V (GC51B-1142) Schmidt M W (V24B-08) Schuur E (GC23K-10) Sarno D A (ED41C-05) Scavo A (GC31C-1136) Schmidt M W (B21M-01, B23I-01, H51D-1516) Schwab M P (H13A-1340) Sarr A (NG32A-03) Schaaf B (A13A-0214) Schmidt R (H33A-1522) Schwadron N (P53A-2160, SA41B-2371, Sarrazin F (H31C-1374) Schaap D (IN31D-1782) Schmidt S (A42C-07) SH23A-08) Sarris T E (SM22B-05) Schachtman N S (EP33B-0982) Schmidt S R (OS23B-2030) Schwalbach C E (PP53A-2357) Sarti G (EP11A-0981) Schad T A (SH43C-2581) Schmidt W L (T21C-2830) Schwalm C (GC21J-03) Sasaki A (C51D-0685) Schade J D (B21M-08) Schmitt A (V13C-2853, V53D-3149) Schwamb M E (P42A-02) Sasaki O (C13D-0860) Schaebitz F (PP23A-2309) Schmitt C G (C13B-0827) Schwan M R (GC11D-1172) Sasaki T (IN53C-1911) Schaedel C (B41D-0464) Schmitt D R (S23C-2787) Schwandner F M (A33O-05, V32A-05) Sasaki T (B21G-0509, B23G-08) Schaefer B F (V23D-3023, V34A-03) Schmitt R J (EP34A-05) Schwans E (C21B-0691) Sasaki Y N (OS23D-04) Schaefer E I (P33D-2187) Schmitt R W (OS52B-06) Schwantes A (GC11D-1175) Sass L (C41C-0684) Schaefer K M (NS21A-1887) Schneider A M (C33B-0790) Schwartz C S (IN31F-02) Satake K (NH32B-01) Schaefer R K (IN23B-1775, SA21C-04) Schneider B (NS43B-1926) Schwartz D M (V53B-3089) Satcher P S (H13C-1370) Schaeffer A J (T11B-2614, T11B-2615, Schneider D P (C32B-02) Schwartz J S (EP53E-1028) Sathiakumar S (G31A-1046) T11B-2617, T23E-02) Schneider D (C13F-03) Schwartz N (B34C-10) Sathre R (B31D-0495) Schafer C (A21C-0065) Schneider F D (GC53C-1293) Schwartz S E (A31M-10) Sathyanadh A (A23B-0193, A23B-0222, Schafer K V (GC21G-1166) Schneider F M (S54A-04) Schwartz S Y (T51I-01) A31M-04) Schaffer-Smith D (H51H-1627) Schneider L (A21M-03) Schwartz V (PP51D-2350) Sati A P (GC21B-1064) Schaller M F (U41A-08) Schneider N M (P24C-08) Schwarz A M (PA33D-02) Sato H P (NH41B-1797) Schaltegger U (V34B-03) Schneider T (A42C-04) Schwarz B (S13C-01) Sato H (B53G-0590) Schannwell C (C41B-0666) Schneiderman A C (PA13B-1983) Schwarz J (H51B-1456) Sato K (SA32A-01) Schaper J L (H42C-04) Schneidewind U (H43D-1482) Schwarz J P (GC42C-03) Sato M (GP31A-1285) Schardong L (S32C-05) Schnorr E (T43B-3052) Schwarzenbach E M (OS24B-01) Sato M (H51B-1470) Scharroo R (C13E-01, G21A-0981) Schobesberger S (A43M-08) Schweiger A J (A53I-04) Sato M (AE33B-0443) Schauffler S (A43A-0170) Schoeberl M R (A12E-06) Schweinsberg A D (PP13A-2052) Sato N (SM43A-2473) Schecter D (A52E-02) Schoenball M (S51E-3171, T52C-02) Schweizer D (H13F-1455) Sato T (T11C-2632) Scheele C J (NH23A-1844) Schoeneberg (Werner) A T (H54A-08) Schwendenmann L (B41F-0509) Sato T (GP31B-1310) Scheff J (PP31F-03) Schoessow F S (ED13F-05, PA23B-2232) Schwenk J (EP51A-0882) Sato T (GC23A-1211) Scheibe T D (H34D-01, H43D-1483) Schoettle-Greene P (T33B-3031) Schwerin T G (ED43B-0866) Sato Y (DI51A-2656) Scheiber L (H13F-1444) Scholl D W (T23F-03) Schwietzke S (A54G-04) Satoh R (A23J-0369) Scheick J (C43D-07) Schollaert Uz S (OS43C-03, PA21A-2193) Schymanski S J (H21D-1426)
Satour N (PA41C-2143) Scheinert M (C33B-0799) Scholz J (S33F-06, S52A-06) Sciamanda M (H53E-1755) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Satriano C (IN21C-1747, S13A-2518) Scheingross J S (B22A-03) Scholz L T (A21G-0157) Scipioni R (MR21A-2626) Satsukawa T (T42A-04) Scheirer D S (T23F-02) Scholz P (C31D-06) Scognamiglio L (S13A-2523, S43F-3199) Sauber J M (G11A-1057) Schenk F (PP21A-2250) Schomacker A (PP43B-2316) Scott A (A13E-0319, B43I-01) Sauer D N (A21E-0122) Schenk P (P11E-07, P41C-03) Schonfeld S (SA53B-2449) Scott D (EP23B-0961) Sauer K (V13D-2876) Schepanski K (A14C-02) Schönitz S (C53B-0719) Scott D J (C33B-0812) Sauer K (SH51D-2613) Scher C (EP51A-0876) Schoof J T (NH51B-1938) Scott D (H42G-02) Saul M (ED43A-0851) Scherer E E (V43B-3145) Schools J (DI34A-03) Scott E M (V13D-2874) Saunders J K (S21B-2726) Scherliess L (SA51C-03) Schoonman C (T52A-05) Scott J L (OS31D-2076) Saunders W S (NH21C-03, PA43A-2166) Schertzer D J (NG13A-1701) Schöpa A (NH41B-1781) Scott J R (GC23H-08) Saur J (P33C-2156) Scherwath M (B21G-0495, OS13C-1828, Schorghofer N (P24A-06, P41C-06) Scott R (P33B-2140) Sauvage J (B21E-0470) OS44A-09) Schrag D P (B43F-01) Scott R L (B43E-06) Sava E (NH53A-1991) Scheuchl B (C44B-05) Schrecengost K (V51C-01) Scott R C (A53I-08, T13B-2713) Savage B K (T51G-3013) Scheuermann P (V51A-3026) Schreiber E A (C21C-0713) Scott W (C21C-0721) Savage H M (S14B-02) Schiavo B (V43A-3128) Schreiner A (SH21C-2532) Scoville J (NH51C-1977, S43F-3205) Savage S L (SM33A-2501) Schiele K (C51F-04) Schreiner K M (B23F-06) Screaton E (T31C-2904) Savarin A (OS21B-1968) Schierjott J (DI41C-2647) Schreiner W S (SA11A-04) Scudder J D (SH42A-07) Savary M (H13I-1530) Schieve E A (B23D-0610) Schreiner-McGraw A (H33G-1638) Scudder N (P33D-2183) Save H (G14A-08, H51I-1649) Schiferl L D (GC13B-1202) Schrenk M O (B31H-0570) Scudder R (PP13D-01, T31C-2898) Savenije H H (NG32A-01) Schiff C (SM21A-2445) Schreyer L G (H51B-1455) Scuderi M (S22B-02) Savoini P (SH22A-07) Schiffer C (T13C-2732) Schriver D (SM53B-06) Scully J E (P43C-2116, P54A-05) Savoy H (H41K-06) Schifman L A (H41B-1287) Schroeder D M (C52A-03) Seabrook S A (B13G-0727) Savvaidis A (S11D-2501) Schild K M (C33B-0796) Schroeder J (A14A-03) Seagren E G (EP53C-0975) Sawakuchi H O (H23G-1672) Schildgen T F (T24A-02) Schroeder L (C14A-03) Seakins P W (A31L-02, P31C-2106) Sawamura P (A51J-0213) Schiller Q (SM13B-2194) Schroeder S (EP54B-08) Searle R C (T33A-2999) Sawazaki K (T53A-04) Schilling M (G43B-1061) Schroeer K (H33D-1562, H33D-1573) Sears D W (P31E-04) Sawchuk K L (MR31A-2652) Schillinger W E (GP31B-1293) Schroth M H (B41C-0434) Sears J (V43E-3188) Sawicka K (B13E-0672) Schimel D (A11D-0039, A32D-03) Schuba C N (T41E-3004) Sebastia M (B43E-07, ED13B-0936) Sawicz K A (H43K-1631) Schimmel M (MR51B-2700) Schubert B (PP52B-02, U41A-04) Sebastian A (H21A-1377) Sawyer D (OS12B-05) Schiraldi N J (H13P-04) Schubert G (P33C-2176) Sebestyen S D (H33J-1706) Sawyer V R (A24C-07) Schiro K A (A51L-06) Schubert J E (H13M-1601) Secco R A (ED23A-0804, MR11A-2365, Sawyer W (S33C-2852) Schlaphorst D (T51H-08) Schubert R (GP31B-1299) MR31A-2671) Saxe S (H23H-1686) Schlef K (NH53E-06) Schuck P W (SH31B-2575) Seclaman A C (MR31A-2665) Saxena D (V43B-3154) Schlegel N (C41E-0728) Schuenemann K C (ED21A-0761) Sedlacek A J (A51G-0140) Sayama T (H54A-02) Schleiffarth W (T51A-2877) Schuetze C (B13E-0660) Sedlacko E M (H43B-1425) Sayanagi K M (P33B-2137) Schleussner C (GC24D-06) Schuh A E (A32D-02) See C R (B13E-0667) Sayani H R (PP51D-2329) Schlolaut G (PP41D-06) Schulte J A (H43C-1439) Seeber L (T11A-2594) Sayde C (A23B-0214) Schlosser C A (U13A-02) Schulte-Pelkum V (T14B-01, T53D-01) Seehaus T (C41C-0675) Saygin E (NH11A-1704) Schlupp A (S11B-2445) Schultz A (GP23D-03, GP31C-1324) Seekell D (U43A-04) Saylor P L (A33G-0324) Schmadel N M (H43D-1478) Schultz L A (IN33B-1818) Seeley J (A13C-0278) Sayres D S (B11C-0477) Schmaltz J E (A51A-0008) Schultz P H (P53C-2231) Seeley M (B13D-0623) Sazykin S Y (SA31B-2399) Schmandt B (DI44A-08, MR14A-07) Schultz R (S43C-2887, S54B-06) Seelig W (T23B-2932) Scaife A A (A41L-06, A44F-04) Schmeeckle M W (EP42A-01) Schultz-Fellenz E S (EP21D-0918) Seely J F (SH11C-2273) Scaife C I (H34C-05) Schmeisser L (A23M-05) Schultze M (A34C-06) Seely T (H51G-1571) Scala A (S21B-2727) Schmelzbach C (NS14A-07) Schulz H (A23K-0378, A53C-0311) Seferian R (OS41D-01) Scales M M (S31A-2712) Schmerr N C (C53A-0692) Schulz M S (B41E-0483) Segal-Rosenhaimer M (A33L-06) Scalice D (ED11D-0911, ED42A-01) Schmid F (T33A-2994) Schulz M (SM23B-2482) Segall P (V52A-04) Scamardo J E (EP53G-08) Schmid H E (B44A-01) Schulze D J (DI23B-2611) Segura C (EP51D-04) Scambelluri M (DI44A-05, T51I-04) Schmidt A (GC21B-1066) Schumacher M (G13B-1098, H33O-05) Segura L E (OS32A-02) Scambos T A (C54A-07, P34A-05) Schmidt B E (P31A-2088) Schumann G (H21A-1380, NH43D-05) Sehlke A (P51A-2119) Scanlan K M (NS33B-1967) Schmidt C (P53B-2198) Schumer R (EP13B-1025) Seibert J (H14A-05, NG13A-1690) Scanlon B R (H51P-04, H53C-1720) Schmidt C (EP13A-1015) Schunk R W (SA33B-01) Seibt U (B14B-01) Scanlon T M (B11B-0437) Schmidt D (A51C-0036) Schuster G L (A51N-08) Seidel A D (NS21B-1895) Scannell H A (OS23C-2052) Schmidt D A (G33C-06, S42A-05) Schuster P F (B33D-0632) Seidel F C (A51B-0019) Scanza R (A24B-01) Schmidt F (H51F-1546) Schütt A M (A53E-0354) Seidel S (NG21A-1817)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 277 Seif A (SA13A-2118) Shafii M (H34B-05) Sheehan T (B41G-0540) Shi Y (NH23A-1847) Seiffert K T (S11C-2476) Shah B R (S31A-2694) Sheen D (S23A-2739) Shi Y (H33D-1567) Seifollahi S (IN11C-1635) Shah R (C23B-0752) Sheerin J P (AE23B-0427) Shi Y (B33B-0595) Seinen C (A33D-0247) Shah S (H13H-1498) Sheesley R J (A23K-0387) Shi Y (A41F-0097) Seixas G (EP51B-0896) Shah V (B33D-0630) Sheffield A M (PA43B-2201) Shi Z (NH23D-09) Sekaranom A B (H23F-1618) Shaheen R (P21C-2146) Sheffield Guy L (PA11A-1952) Shi Z (B51E-0462) Seker D Z (T41A-2901) Shahid M (H41C-1341) Shehab O (IN11D-1645) Shibata Y (A23N-04, A31G-0114, A31G-0136) Seki K (P13A-1896, SM14A-05) Shahkarami P (H53D-1737) Sheik C (B13G-0728, B13J-07) Shibayama T (SM23B-2491) Seki K (T43A-3022) Shahnas H (DI41B-2628) Sheikholeslami R (H11A-1288, NG32A-07) Shibazaki Y (MR21B-2644) Sekine Y (P41A-2060) Shahriari M (GC54B-06) Shekhar S (PA11E-02) Shibuya H (GP14C-03) Selbig W (H13M-1604) Shahzad M I (AE23A-0412, C11C-0794) Sheldon N D (B43F-02) Shie C (IN23C-1784, NH53A-1985) Selden C (OS51A-2020) Shakas A (H31D-1400) Shelef E (EP33D-1028) Shieh S R (MR21B-2635) Seleznev N V (H43F-1509) Shakibay Senobari N (S21E-06, S31E-03) Shelestov A (IN51B-1851) Shields C A (A54A-07) Seligman A N (PP31D-2316) Shakil S (B41C-0429) Shell R (PP31A-2266) Shields S (V53C-3130) Selin N E (A31J-02) Shakya K M (A53E-0349) Shellito L J (ED11F-02) Shih A Y (SH41D-03) Selker J S (H34F-08) Shalilian I (H13I-1513) Shellito P J (H24C-04) Shih M (S53A-2848) Sellars S L (H53I-05) Shaljian M (H33J-1696) Shellnutt G (V53D-3139) Shiklomanov A I (GC32A-04, GC33A-1222) Selman C (A43D-0252) Shamloo H I (V23B-2979) Shelly A (A43O-07) Shiklomanov A N (B31K-01, B51I-05) Selmants P C (B13H-07) Shan Y (A53D-0327) Shelly D R (S21D-07) Shiklomanov N I (GC31H-1200) Seltzer A M (PP33B-2353) Shanafield M (EP51B-0910) Shelyag S (SH21E-2565) Shiller A M (B53K-04) Selvadurai P A (S11E-03) Shane A D (P13A-1925) Shen B (NG33A-1845) Shilling F (GC23F-1296) Selvans M M (ED43A-0853) Shaner A J (ED23B-0821) Shen C (NS31A-1935) Shilling J (A33E-0286) Sema F (MR23A-2660) Shang H (PP31A-2250) Shen C (H21F-1492) Shillington D J (S33F-01, T51C-2940) Sembay S (SM33B-2510, SM44A-04) Shang H (PP41A-2238) Shen C (SH51F-2640) Shillito R (H43G-1547) Semeter J L (SM22A-06, SM43A-2486) Shang J (GC51B-1154) Shen C (PP21B-2288) Shim C (A41F-0095) Semken S C (ED43A-0844, ED51E-0824) Shang R (H51H-1625) Shen H (A41I-08) Shim J (SA34A-07) Semnacher C E (PP31D-2330) Shang X (A24D-07) Shen H (T41D-2948) Shim S D (MR12A-05) Semnani S J (MR51B-2713) Shanley J B (B33D-0644) Shen L (A21G-0170) Shimabukuro D (H31A-1345) Sempere-Torres D (H12D-04, Shao G (B43A-0551) Shen L (A11L-0169) Shimada T (H21A-1362) NH23A-1850) Shao H (V51A-3035) Shen M (B43B-0586) Shimizu E (PP53A-2381) Semprini L (H23C-1556) Shao J (PP21A-2274) Shen P (A31D-0068) Shimizu H (DI41B-2624) Sen A (H21H-03) Shao J (B11D-0498) Shen P (OS43A-2027) Shimizu K (DI11A-2333) Sen Gupta A (C51B-0658) Shao W (H13E-1418) Shen Q (H11B-1293) Shimizu K (SM51B-2467, SM51B-2468)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Senan D C (ED21B-0783) Shao X (NG23A-1826) Shen Q (H13A-1348) Shimizu Y (H41A-1280) Senarath S U (NH51B-1937) Shao Y (T23B-2929) Shen S (ED43A-0849, IN53C-1915) Shimo M (H44A-03) Senay G B (H11B-1305) Shapero D (C21B-0668) Shen W (T51H-02) Shimoda G (V11B-2782) Sendrowski A (B32A-03) Shapiro A (A12C-01) Shen W (A43H-0339) Shimode N (OS43B-2047) Seneviratne S I (A53G-08, U12A-07) Shapiro A M (H32D-07) Shen X (SM13B-2210) Shimono T (OS51B-2053) Sengupta A (B11I-05) Shapiro N (S33A-2794) Shen X (PP41A-2229) Shin D (SM31A-2451) Seno S (ED33E-0917, T13A-2663) Shaposhnikov D (P21B-2092) Shen Y (S54A-01) Shin H H (A43G-0310) Senske D (P41B-2069) Shaposhnikova M (EP53C-0995) Shen Y (SM43C-06) Shin J (SM31A-2454) Seo B (IN21B-1737) Share P (S43B-2848) Shen Z (A41B-0036) Shin J (S53A-2793) Seo H (P53C-2236) Sharif H O (H23F-1615) Sheng C (SA23A-2380) Shin J (C43B-0761) Seo H (A22E-02, A23H-0337) Sharifi A (H51H-1584) Sheng H (H21C-1407) Shin S (H51I-1637) Seo I (PP43A-2298) Sharifi Mood M (NH23C-1880) Sheng J (DI23B-2609) Shin S (EP23A-0945) Seo J (PP14A-07) Sharifi-Neyestani E (OS23B-2049) Sheng M (B43B-0590) Shin Y (EP41C-0918) Seo K (A11K-0152) Sharkov E V (V53D-3138) Sheng M (NH41B-1793) Shinbori A (SA13B-04) Seo M (S11C-2472) Sharma A (H43J-1610) Sheng Y (S13B-2570) Shinevar W J (T52A-03) Seong-hwa Y (S33B-2826) Sharma A K (A23L-03) Sheng Y (H21L-09) Shinoda T (OS13A-1786) Sepulveda I (NH34A-06) Sharma C (H13J-1548) Sheng Z (H53C-1707) Shinohara M (T31D-2933) Serach L (B21I-0537) Sharma D (A21E-0125) Shengqi C (EP53C-0954) Shinohara R (B21H-0512) Serafin K (NH31A-1893) Sharma J (S43B-2844) Shepherd A (IN43B-1700) Shinozuka Y (A51F-0122) Serakos A (GC11B-1134) Sharma M (H21J-02) Shepherd A (C43D-08) Shiokawa K (SM31B-2490) Serchan S P (H43D-1468) Sharma P (SM51G-03) Shepherd S G (SA34A-01) Shiomi K (S33A-2809) Sergeeva M A (SH11C-2266) Sharma P (OS51A-2024) Shepson P B (A51K-0226) Shiomi K (A41F-0111) Sergienko O V (A13L-08) Sharma R (MR43A-08) Sher Y (B41E-0486) Shiomi M (G51A-1070) Seroussi H L (C21B-0679, C53E-02) Sharma R (A53E-0335) Sheremet A (OS23B-2038) Shiota D (SH22B-03) Serra Y L (A53A-0266) Sharma R (GP31C-1333) Sheridan S C (GC12A-01) Shipman J S (PA51A-2251) Servidio S (SH21C-2543) Sharma S (H33D-1564) Sherif M I (H13A-1338) Shiraishi K (T42C-06) Seshimo K (MR41D-2717) Sharma S (T23B-2919) Sherlock M J (IN53B-1886) Shiraiwa M (A43M-05) Sessa A M (P11B-1852) Sharma Acharya B (H13K-1567) Sherman R A (PA53A-2274) Shirinian R (P43A-2101) Seth A (A51C-0044) Sharon S (PP53A-2365) Sherpa S F (C14B-04) Shirley J H (P21B-2102) Sethi G (H41B-1340) Sharp J (B13D-0644) Sherrod B L (T41B-2916) Shirley K (P52B-06) Seto K (PP41C-2288) Sharrar A (B53D-0548) Sherwood Lollar B (B24B-05) Shiu C (A33D-0242) Setti Junior P (G11A-1062) Sharratt B S (A33G-0328) Sheshadri A (A23I-0352) Shiu R (EP23B-0971) Sevilgen V (NH23C-1876) Shashidhar D (S31B-2744) Sheshukov A Y (H41J-02) Shivers S (GC53C-1313) Seviour W (P21B-2098) Shastry A R (GC41B-1097) Shetye K (GP23D-06) Shobe C M (EP43A-0936) Sexstone G A (C14C-05) Shati F (GC54C-04) Shevenell A (PP11E-02) Shoberg T (IN41A-1651) Seybold E C (H52D-05) Shatilla N J (B41C-0426) Shi C (GC53C-1299, SH51B-2596) Shoemaker C A (IN33A-1803) Seybold H F (NG21B-07) Shatwell T (B24C-02) Shi C (A51B-0027) Shoenfelt E M (PP23B-2328) Seydoux L (S13B-2576) Shavers E J (V11B-2770) Shi F (AE13A-0403) Shogren A (H41H-07) Seyed Joodat S (H41F-1378) Shaw A (P53C-2242) Shi F (OS21C-04) Shohei N (S23A-2742) Seyed-Mahmoud B (G41B-1027) Shaw B E (S21E-05) Shi H (A53A-0263) Shoji M (SM31A-2457) Seyedali M (PP23C-2343) Shaw C (NH23B-1868) Shi H (A41A-0010) Shokouhi P (MR41A-2692) Seyfried M S (H51J-02) Shaw J (EP31B-0945) Shi H (GC51E-1219) Shokri N (H13H-1509) Seymour N M (T21A-2796) Shaw S (EP53A-0922) Shi J (A33C-0233) Shokri Kuehni S M (H13H-1510) Seyoum W M (H51H-1575) Shaw T (A11F-0088, A51Q-01) Shi M (B13H-08) Shope J B (EP11A-0992) Sgattoni A (SH21E-2569) Shaw T (B13A-0553) Shi Q (OS22B-03) Shore M (C33C-0840) Shaad K (H33Q-06, H53K-05) Shay L K (G24A-09) Shi Q (S21A-2680) Shortridge J E (H41B-1309) Shaar R (GP22A-03) Shay M A (SH21C-2546) Shi Q (SM13B-2196) Shorttle O (V13B-2835) Shabani A (H33L-06) Shcherbakov R (S21B-2736) Shi S (GP43B-1239) Shou Y (P43A-2099) Shabouei M (H13H-1496) Shcherbakov V (C32A-06) Shi X (B13A-0543) Shprits Y (SM42A-04) Shackleton S A (PP51B-2311) Shea M (OS24A-08) Shi X (A33I-0370) Shrestha A (GC11B-1144) Shafer S L (PP53A-2380) Shea T (V13G-04, V23B-2978) Shi X (SM41B-2438) Shrestha A K (GC31D-1143) Shaffer J S (V23B-2981) Shea Y (A23L-06) Shi X (T13D-01) Shrestha B (H33G-1620) Shaffer S R (B33H-0698) Shean D E (C12B-07, EP24C-06) Shi Y (T23F-06) Shrestha F (C34C-02) Shafian S (B53H-0612) Shearer P M (S12A-04) Shi Y (A23G-0309) Shrestha G (GC23K-02) Shafiei Shiva J (H23F-1646) Sheats N (PA24B-02) Shi Y (SA23B-2397) Shrestha K (OS23B-2022)
278 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Shrestha N (GC11B-1146) Simon S (SM41D-2465) Skulan J (PA44B-05) Smith M C (A33E-0269) Shrestha P (A23C-0227) Simonin K A (B33E-0678) Skyllingstad E D (C22A-06) Smith M D (P21B-2087) Shrestha R (C41D-0697) Simons E (OS41B-1953) Slack W (NS43A-1924) Smith N (A13D-0302) Shrestha S (S53A-2831) Simons F J (ED43D-0883) Slade J H (A41M-04) Smith N G (B13E-0662) Shrestha S R (IN53E-08) Simons M (G34A-01) Sladen A (T21E-08) Smith R (MR13B-06) Shrivastava M B (A43N-07) Simpson A (B13D-0631) Slanger T G (SA23A-2376) Smith R (DI41C-2643, H54F-08, P23A- Shu S (B43C-0626) Simpson I (A53F-0370) Slater L D (NS21B-1893) 2161, PA43B-2193) Shuck B (T51G-2998) Simpson W R (A51J-0212) Slater L J (H53B-1682) Smith R (PP33C-04) Shukla G (MR14A-01) Sims N E (S53A-2812) Slater S J (ED23A-0807) Smith R B (SA31C-01) Shukla J (A22D-08) Simunek J (B51G-0488) Slater T (C11A-0754) Smith R M (PP31D-2329) Shukla M K (H23D-1580) Simutė S (S13A-2524) Slater T F (ED23A-0806) Smith R (H33F-1608) Shukla S (H14B-04) Sincavage R (EP12A-03, EP43B-0961) Slaton M (B53A-0508) Smith S (S43C-2884, V23D-3015) Shultz M C (B22A-07) Sinclair G (PP51B-2304) Slavin J A (SM53B-05) Smith S (A24F-01) Shum D (IN43C-1709) Sinclair J A (P33C-2149) Slawinska J M (A13E-0313, A21B-0025) Smith S E (SM21A-2436) Shuman B N (PP42B-05) Sinclair K (A41D-0074) Slayback D A (OS41C-1988) Smith T (H51I-1636) Shume E B (SA21B-2365) Sinclair P (ED12A-01, GC13A-1184) Sleeman J (IN11B-1626) Smith T (S43C-2889) Shumko M (SM31A-2483) Singer E (B51K-02, NG33B-1870) Sleep N H (T13A-2664) Smith T J (H52A-02) Shuo Y (SH21E-2574) Singer H J (SH11C-2259) Sleeter B M (B13E-0652, GC24C-06) Smith W H (G21A-0983) Shupe M (A11G-0097) Singer J (EP31B-0932) Slessarev E (B23E-0632) Smith W P (A43I-0384, OS21A-1935) Shupla C B (ED11D-0920, ED21B-0773) Singer M B (GC13E-1247, H23H-1676) Slijepcevic M (SH11C-2248) Smith W L (A42F-08, B21B-0447, Shuster J R (SM21A-2405) Singh A K (A31E-0095) Slinkard M (S31A-2702) IN31A-1738) Shuster W (H33E-1583) Singh A (EP32A-08, EP53E-1031) Slinskey E A (GC11B-1132) Smith-Boughner L (NG21A-1807) Shusterman A (A53M-02) Singh B (A31H-0153) Slinski K (H53N-05) Smith-Johnsen C (SA51A-2408) Shusterman M (SH51C-2605) Singh B B (NH11A-1717) Slivinski L (NG41B-1731) Smith-Konter B R (G11A-1059) Shuyun Z (A31C-0057) Singh D (A22D-05, A51M-05) Sloan V (ED31A-0849) Smithers B (GC31C-1129) Shyam S (ED41A-0772) Singh G (H31G-1478) Sloat L (GC13D-1227) Smits K M (H41D-1364) Si H (S53B-2870) Singh H A (A54A-08, PP11C-2036, Slominska E (SA23A-2390) Smittarello D (T43G-04) Si Y (H51A-1421) PP52A-02) Slotznick S P (PP11B-2013) Smoak J M (B11G-03) Siam M S (GC51C-1167) Singh I (A13A-0212) Slowinski M M (GC51E-1223, PP43B-2317) Smrekar S E (P41B-2073) Siarto J (IN41B-1662) Singh J (A23F-0283) Sluijs A (U41A-10, U43A-03) Smye A (V24B-01) Sibeck D G (SM44A-07) Singh K (H51B-1440) Smal C A (H32A-08) Smyth C (B31D-0496) Sibrant A (T33A-3016) Singh K (GP23C-1344) Smale J (S41A-2765) Smyth J R (MR11A-2364) Sibuet J (OS53C-03) Singh K K (B43A-0574) Small C (GC22B-01) Snedden J (T44A-07)
Sic B (A31E-0090) Singh K P (H13K-1575) Small Griswold J D (A41D-0066, Sneed J (P21C-2125) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Sickman J O (B23H-07) Singh M (A53C-0306) ED43F-04) Snehota M (H51B-1445) Sickmann Z (EP11C-02) Singh N (B51F-0466) Smart C (OS41C-1986) Snively J B (SA32A-06) Siddik M (H41A-1285) Singh P (B11A-0428) Smart T J (MR21B-2653) Snow E (ED31A-0852) Siddiquee S A (PA23B-2237) Singh P (H31C-1376) Smarte M D (A31L-04) Snow M A (ED34A-03, SA51B-2424) Siddiqui R (A23A-0171) Singh R P (GC21B-1082) Smelser I (ED41A-0790) Snow T (C51A-0654) Siddiqui S (GC33F-03) Singh R P (H51H-1609) Smercina D (B41E-0496) Snyder A (IN23D-1798) Siddoway C S (C53C-0724) Singh S (P43C-2124) Smet K (H23J-1708) Snyder C (NG33A-1848) Sidorovskaia N (S43A-2797) Singh S K (A31E-0089) Smidt J (B51D-0443) Snyder N P (EP34B-03) Sidrow E J (P53B-2206) Singh S k (H51F-1553) Smilovic M (GC43C-1183) Snyder P K (H13C-1369) Siedlecki S A (OS42A-02) Singh T (H51L-05) Smilovsky D (H42D-04) So B (NG41A-1716) Siegert M J (C42A-05) Singh U N (A31G-0119) Smirnoff M N (PP11A-1995) Soave K (ED41A-0780) Siegler M (P24A-05) Singh V (H13G-1491) Smirnov A V (DI13A-2345) Sobel E R (T11A-2577) Siemann A (A41E-0085) Singh V P (A51D-0082) Smirnova M (A51I-0195) Sobh M (T43B-3040) Siemons J (IN53B-1884) Singh V (SA31A-2379) Smirnova T G (C23A-0726) Sobie S R (PA43B-2196) Sigler W (H31H-08) Singh Y K (T23B-2937) Smit M (A44A-06) Sobiesiak M (T43C-3063, T43C-3064) Sigmundsson F (V41E-02) Singhal M (ED41A-0838) Smit M A (V23B-2982) Sobocinski-Norton H E (H31I-02) Signell J (H43C-1444) Singhroha S (B23G-04) Smith A (B41D-0447) Sobral Mourao Z (A31J-01) Sihi D (GC32C-07) Sinha A (SM43B-2507) Smith A R (B13J-08) Socorro J (PP51D-2340) Siirila-Woodburn E R (H42C-05) Sinmyo R (MR51A-2685) Smith A (SM44B-01) Soderquist B (B11D-0500) Sikder M S (H43H-1557) Sinner K (H41B-1337) Smith A K (SA53C-01) Sofko G J (SM43A-2487) Sikes E L (PP21A-2267) Sinnett G (OS23B-2016) Smith B E (C21D-01) Softa M (EP11A-0989) Sikes K (GC23D-1271) Sinogeikin S V (MR13A-2405) Smith B K (H13C-1383) Soh I (G33A-1080) Sikorska A E (H42E-04) Sinton C (OS41C-1979) Smith B D (NS41B-1907) Sohl L E (B43F-03) Siler N (A33B-0211) Sio C (V13F-07) Smith C M (V41C-06) Sohn B (A33K-03) Šilhán K (EP41A-0893) Sippel S (GC51G-02, GC52B-06) Smith C W (ED11A-0881, SH21B-2523) Sohrabi M (C23B-0745) Sillmann J (A11T-04) Siqueira M B (H33R-06) Smith C G (A11I-0120, A11I-0122, Soja A J (A23K-0386) Silva C E (B44C-05, B51B-0410) Sirguey P J (C34C-04) NH31A-1883) Soja B (G41A-0995) Silva F (S31C-2777, S31C-2778) Sirianni M (NS24A-06) Smith C D (V13B-2842) Sojka J J (SA52A-03) Silva P (NH33A-1918) Siskind D E (SA53C-04) Smith D (B43B-0593) Sojo V (B33I-07) Silva S J (A11D-0041) Sistla S (B51D-0441) Smith D M (A31C-0047) Sokol A B (A51K-0231) Silva T A (PP13B-2082) Sitnov M I (SM51B-2469) Smith D M (AE33A-0422, P51A-2113) Sokol J M (SH31A-2534) Silva Y (A21A-0012, A21A-0014) Siverd C G (GC23F-1300) Smith D K (IN33B-1807, PA51A-2252, Sokol N (B41E-0494) Silveira M D (SM21A-2434) Sjoberg J P (A23I-0350) S23A-2748) Sokolik I N (GC33A-1210) Silver W L (B11C-0468) Skakun S (GC53A-1264) Smith D (B41A-0386) Sokolov A P (GC31F-1169) Silverman M L (IN41C-1670) Skalak K (EP51B-0912) Smith D P (EP51B-0901) Sokolov I (PA41A-2136) Silverman S N (PP31A-2258) Skalbeck J (H43J-1599) Smith D A (G21B-0999, G34B-01) Sokolow S H (H21I-07) Silvern R F (A41M-05) Skamarock W C (A21F-0134) Smith E (A51C-0037) Solander K (H13L-1583) Silvestre J (GC23D-1263) Skarbek R M (MR41A-2680) Smith J A (H33F-1600) Solanki S K (SA51B-2429) Silwal G (GC11B-1147) Skees J R (NH12B-03) Smith J A (H43C-1435) Solano Rojas D E (H43K-1641) Sim C (P53C-2239) Skeltved A B (AE33A-0420) Smith J B (A34D-08) Solano-Murillo M (A21C-0036) Sim S (A23A-0187) Skemer P A (MR14A-05) Smith J (IN31A-1754) Solari L (EP32B-07) Siman-Tov S (S14B-03) Skiba U M (B11E-0514, B13I-03) Smith J (GC33B-1223) Solbrig J E (A11B-0021) Simard M (B12A-01) Skiles M (GC52A-01, PA53B-05) Smith J P (EP31C-06) Soldati A (V52A-06) Simeonov J (H21F-1486) Skinner C B (A11F-0087) Smith K L (A32F-03) Solecki W D (PA43B-2206) Simkins J (B21B-0438) Skinner K (IN13C-1669) Smith K (V51A-3045) Soleymani H (T21D-2869) Simkins L M (C21D-06) Sklar L S (EP34A-03) Smith K (OS41D-03) Solis B (PA43A-2160) Simmons N A (S31A-2715) Skofronick Jackson G (U12A-02) Smith K D (S53A-2816) Solodoch A (OS31C-2037) Simmons S (OS12C-02) Skolnik S (IN53A-1873, PA21A-2194) Smith K (H43C-1438) Solomatova N V (DI52A-08, MR21B-2654) Simms L E (SM31A-2446) Skonieczny C (PP21C-2292) Smith K (S14C-07) Solomon A (C21C-0718) Simoes F (EP53E-1022) Skotnicki S (ED11C-0906) Smith L C (C23C-03, H21F-1489) Solomon S C (SA21C-03, SH11D-02) Simon A (H53B-1693) Skoumal R (S21D-02) Smith L (GC34C-03) Solomonidou A (P33F-03) Simon D (PP41B-2239) Skowronek S (B52A-06) Smith M (C21C-0695) Solon F F (GP41A-05) Simon J D (S11D-2495) Skrivanek A (EP11A-0985) Smith M (B42A-07) Soloviev A (NG23A-1823) Simon K (G11A-1054) Skryzalin P A (T11B-2603) Smith M D (B11J-06, GC53D-1329) Soltani M (H53H-1806)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 279 Soltanian M (H13H-1500) Spanswick E (SM44A-05) Stamps B W (PP42B-06) Stephens S A (NH22A-06) Soltanjalili M (H53E-1756) Sparks A M (B41G-0528) Stamps D (A31K-08) Stephenson N M (EP53C-0963) Somchat K (T41D-2966) Sparks D W (S51D-03) Stan C V (MR11B-04, MR13A-2400) Stephenson S R (PA43B-2188) Sommer H (MR31A-2660) Sparks G C (PA44A-04) Stan C (A22D-03) Stephenson S (DI51B-2670) Sommers A N (C54A-04) Sparks T (A33A-0193) Stanbro M (AE33A-0430) Stepner D (V53C-3111) Sommers L A (OS31B-2016) Sparrow E B (ED43B-0863) Stanciu A C (T53D-02) Stepniak K (G31B-1059) Son K (B31F-0536) Spasojevic M (SM22A-05) Stanfield R (A41E-0080) Steponaitis E (PP51B-2294) Son W (NS23A-1925) Spaulding D (MR31A-2662) Stanford M (A43F-0304) Sterling A C (SH43E-06) Sone H (MR43A-02) Specht S (S13A-2540) Stanier A (SH51F-2643) Stern A (ED24B-06) Song B (T13A-2694) Speciale P A (MR41A-2669) Stanimirova R (B42C-05) Stern D P (A43I-0365) Song B (GC51E-1246) Speckman H N (B13E-0677) Stanitski D (ED33B-0899, GC21I-03) Stern E C (NH13A-1757) Song C X (IN31C-1775) Speed C (EP53A-0924) Stanko Z (H31C-1387) Stern R J (OS41B-1946) Song C (GC21B-1076) Speelmanns I M (MR31A-2664) Stankov S (IN32A-05) Stern T A (T31E-2956) Song C (GC21H-1188) Spellman P (H43J-1614) Stanley J R (EP53B-0941) Sternovsky Z (SH21B-2529) Song D (B53A-0510) Spence C M (H41B-1334) Stanley S (GP13A-08) Steuck M W (B43B-0598) Song F (A53K-06) Spence C (GC43E-1198, H52E-02) Stanley V (IN51A-1822, U52A-04) Steuer C J (P44A-04) Song H (V51A-3044) Spence H E (A33P-04, SM32B-03) Stansell N (PP24A-07) Stevens I T (C41D-0708) Song H (B11F-0533) Spencer C J (ED31D-08, T53C-08, V31B-3096) Starger J L (T13B-2717) Stevens J L (S53D-05) Song J (A31G-0132) Spencer D (P51B-2138) Starn J J (H14D-07) Stevens N T (S43C-2866) Song J (A31C-0041, B53E-0553, C53A-0690) Spencer E A (ED22A-05, SM51G-09) Starnes J K (V33D-3150) Stevens T (IN43C-1707) Song K (V11C-2803) Spencer J R (P14B-01, P54A-01) Starovoit Y O (S31A-2696) Stevenson S (PP53D-05) Song L (OS13A-1800) Spencer R (B41C-0439) Starr L D (H23A-1523) Stevermer A (IN33D-08) Song L (H43J-1621) Spencer R G (A53C-0294, B41C-0432) Starratt S (PP43B-2312) Stevons C E (AE33A-0424) Song M (A33H-0341) Spencer S (GC43A-1137) Starrs C (B31D-0497) Stewart B W (B53K-03) Song P (SH43B-2566) Spensberger C (A51C-0060) Starzec M (A34D-07) Stewart C (PA13B-1978) Song S (S13B-2549, S23B-2774) Sperber K R (A22D-02) Stathis A (A23K-0398) Stewart D M (H43G-1536) Song S (G31B-1062) Sperling J (ED41B-08) Staudigel P T (PP11B-2006) Stewart D R (A21C-0053) Song W (B31E-0515) Sperry J (B14B-08) Stauffer B H (SM41D-2466) Stewart J S (C11A-0761) Song X (GC53A-1263) Speth G (T41B-2921) Stauffer R M (A11M-0187) Stewart J (H43A-1394) Song X (DI43A-2658) Speyerer E J (P51D-02, P53A-2185) Stavrakou T (A24A-02) Stewart J (PP53A-2382) Song X (DI43A-2662, S14A-06) Speziale S (MR23A-2658) Stavros E (PA33B-2238) Stewart K D (OS31C-2030) Song X (S53A-2837) Spica Z (S13B-2563, V33E-3157) Stawarz J E (SM43E-02) Stewart N (T32B-02) Song X (B31H-0565) Spiegelman M W (DI23A-2595) Steadman C (B33B-0592) Stewart R L (EP31B-0949)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Song Y (G31A-1042) Spieker K (S43B-2824) Steakley K (P21C-2133) Stewart R (H41E-1366, T41A-2898) Song Y (SM51D-2519) Spielhagen R F (PP12C-07) Stebbins J F (MR23B-01) Stewart S T (V41D-01) Song Y (B13D-0628, H11G-04) Spiess V (EP43B-0962) Steckiewicz M (P13A-1924) Stickle A M (P51B-2137) Song Y (H41C-1344) Spilker L J (P33A-2128, P33B-2136) Steckler M S (T11A-2597, T22A-05) Stiegler C (B31G-0546) Song Z (T11A-2580) Spinei E (A34B-04) Steedman D W (S53D-04) Stillman D E (P54B-08) Sonnewald M (OS31B-2025) Spinelli G A (T52B-02) Steel E (H32E-02) Stillman S (H13J-1533) Sontag P (B33D-0635) Spiske M (NH51D-08) Steele M (B31C-0492) Stillwell A S (H51A-1411) Sonwalkar V S (AE22A-05, SA51C-04) Splettstößer T (B41E-0481) Steele M (C34A-01) Stillwell R A (A11J-0139) Soobiah Y I (P13A-1910) Spohn T (PP21D-02) Steele-Dunne S C (H31G-1476) Stine A (PP41C-2280) Sood S (C13D-0863) Spore N (EP11A-0962) Steely A (T21D-2850) Stinecipher J (B53B-0525) Soom F (B43C-0627) Spotz W F (A13A-0232) Steenwerth K L (B13B-0576) Stinson H K (EP21A-0860) Soong D T (EP51B-0897) Sprain C J (DI13A-2347) Steffen H (G11A-1055) Stix J (V31A-3074) Soong J (B31G-0551) Spreen G (C43A-0734, GC24A-02) Steffen R (GP43A-1218) Stixrude L P (MR11B-07, MR13B-02, Soper F (B13F-0704) Sprenger M (H33J-1689) Steffl A (P53B-2210) MR24A-03) Sorathia K (SM13A-2178) Sprintall J (OS21B-1974) Stegen J (B31H-0572) Stober G (SA23C-03) Sorensen A E (PA31C-2215) Sproson A D (B21H-0517, PP23C-2344) Steier A (T41C-2931) Stock G M (C53D-0768) Sorensen B (T31H-01) Sprung P (V11D-08) Steiger N J (PP33B-2352) Stock J M (P44B-02, T21B-2805) Sorensen J H (NH22B-01) Spry E (B23B-0572) Steigies C T (IN44A-05) Stock M (AE12A-04) Soria J (NH31A-1892) Spydell M S (OS23B-2023) Steiker A E (IN51C-1868) Stocker B D (B53I-0625) Sorlien C C (C52B-08) Squire J (SH41A-2523) Steimke A (H53B-1694) Stocker E F (H13R-07) Sosa N N (B11A-0422) Sridharan V (EP51B-0917) Stein C A (T32C-05) Stocker M (IN41D-07) Sosik H M (OS24A-05) Srinivasan G (H31F-1455) Stein E R (MR41C-2711) Stockinger M P (H21B-1390) Sotin C (P33F-02) Srinivasan V (B53I-0632, B54D-02) Stein N (EP21D-0921) Stockmaster B A (C53C-0745) Sotirelis T (SM41B-2435) Srivastava A (AE23A-0411) Stein R S (S21D-03) Stocks K I (OS31A-1992) Soto A (P53B-2203) Srivastava A K (A21B-0028) Stein R H (PP12C-06) Stockton A M (C53B-0721) Soto N (SH31B-2568) Srivastava A (H41A-1266) Stein S (H43I-1587) Stockton M (B51H-0495) Soto-chavez A (SH21E-2584, Srivastava D C (A23C-0249) Stein S (S11B-2444, S11B-2447) Stockwell C (B23D-0616) SM11A-2132) Srivastava K (B53F-0573) Stein T (IN53C-1912) Stoddard P R (P11E-06) Soto-Cordero L (T51G-3010) Srivastava S K (A23E-0267) Steinberg J T (SH51B-2593) Stodden V (IN42A-03, IN42A-08) Soubiran F (MR13B-03) Srogi L (V33B-3132) Steinberg N (PA31E-06) Stoeckhert F (NG21A-1801) Soucasse L (A51D-0069) St Clair B (B51K-06) Steinbrecht W (A42B-01) Stofferahn E (B54F-10) Soucy N C (H33A-1513) St Cyr O C (SH41B-2533, SH41B-2534) Steiner A L (NG41B-1736) Stojanovic D (T11A-2595) Soudarin L (G51C-03) St John K K (IN54A-06) Steiner A K (A13G-0381, GC41A-1069) Stolfi C (PP43A-2299) Souders K (V13A-2819) St Pe A (GC51C-1175) Steiner J F (EP43A-0950) Stolle C (SA12A-01, SM53A-03) Soula S (AE31A-07) St-Jacques J (ED51C-0802, GC11E-03) Steiner N (C43D-06) Stolper D A (PP22B-04) Soulard C E (B33H-0703) St-Onge G (GP51C-1393) Steiness M (H43D-1471) Stolz J F (B14A-01) Soule D C (ED21A-0766) St. Julien R C (NH53B-1992) Steinhagen J (SH21C-2547) Stolzenburg M (AE13A-0409) Soule S A (OS43D-03) St. Pierre K (B41C-0436) Steinkamp J (B21B-0437) Stone A (H43M-03) Soulsby C (H13K-1568) St.Louis V L (GC23J-02) Steinmann K M (A43F-0298) Stone D A (GC13G-1260) Soumaya A (T13A-2672) Stachnik J (S31A-2704) Stelling J (PP11C-2033) Stone E C (SH31D-01) Sousa A P (AE33B-0439) Stack A G (H11E-01) Stelmach W (B51D-0435) Stone I (S53A-2813) Sousasantos J (SA21B-2366) Stackhouse P W (A31F-0112, PA41C-2146) Stelten M E (V53D-3150) Stone N (IN44A-08) Southworth B (P33A-2120) Stackpoole S M (B22A-06) Stenchikov G L (A21E-0115, A33N-08, V32A-06) Stone W (C51E-07, G21B-1000) Souza D (NH23A-1846) Stadler G (DI21A-01) Stenni B (PP51E-07) Stoneback R (A41H-0167) Souza da Silva G (H53A-1658) Stadnyk T A (H21B-1389) Stenzel J (B53A-0517) Stonedahl S H (ED11B-0899) Sowers J M (T41B-2925) Stagge J H (GC13E-1231) Stenzel R (SM31A-2473) Stonehill L C (P43B-2113) Sowers T (PP31D-2320) Stahl K (GC33E-10, H11D-03) Stenzler B (B33D-0629) Stoner C (IN21B-1736) Soyol-Erdene T (OS11A-1773) Stahl T (EP11B-0995) Stepanova M V (SM41A-2415, Stoner D (GC13I-03) Spackman J (A43C-0222) Stajner I (A11B-0009) SM51F-2562, SM51F-2565) Stoner J S (GP51D-02) Spade D M (H44B-04) Stall S (IN43B-1686, PA51B-2258) Stephan A W (SA12A-08, SA13A-2097) Stopa J (GC21A-1059) Spafford L A (B21F-0488) Stallard A (IN21C-1745) Stephan E (IN41B-1659) Stopar J (P51D-09) Spagnolo M (C21D-07) Stallone A (S21A-2688) Stephen R A (C33C-0833) Storer R L (A41C-0062) Spahr K (H13M-1595) Stamatakos N G (G41A-1002, G41A-1003) Stephens B B (OS43B-2052) Storlazzi C D (OS23A-1983) Spak S (H13D-1401, OS14A-07) Stammerjohn S E (C31D-02) Stephens G L (A41K-01, A43J-01) Stott D (IN31D-1789) Spangenberg C E (ED31B-0856) Stampoulis D (NS41B-1910) Stephens G K (SM32A-06) Stotz I (T31E-2972)
280 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Stough T (G44A-03) Suckale J (C51E-06, ED13D-0949, V34C-02) Sun X (H33D-1565) Sweet W (GC31G-1181) Stout J C (EP51A-0890) Sudheer K (H13B-1352) Sun Y (T51D-2956) Swensen K (H31C-1390) Stovall A E (B51F-0471) Suding K (GC34A-07) Sun Y (B51B-0403) Swensen K (H23D-1576) Stovall G (ED41B-10) Sudunagunta V (ED41A-0826) Sun Y (G41B-1023) Swenson C (SM51C-2506) Stoy P C (GC23B-1238) Suehiro S (MR11A-2367) Sun Y (S31A-2692) Swenson E (A21F-0145) Strachan S (GC13E-1240) Suenaga N (T21C-2835) Sun Z (H51G-1569) Swenson G R (SA51A-2403) Strada S (GC21B-1084) Sufri O (S43C-2882) Sun Z (OS53C-05) Swenson L M (A13F-0345) Strahan S E (A43A-0181) Sugai T (EP51A-0878) Sund N L (H41F-1374) Swenson R (ED13B-0938) Strahler A H (B43A-0564) Suganuma Y (GP51D-03) Sundal A (H53D-1742) Swenson T (B13D-0632) Strahm B D (B53M-03) Sugawara D (NH34A-08) Sunday M O (H23A-1524) Swiatlowski J (G23A-1015) Strand A (B33K-02) Sugawara S (A13G-0366) Sundell K E (T41D-2957) Swisdak M (SM14B-02) Strand P (PP21A-2256) Sugimoto M (ED11D-0915) Sundermier A (S54A-02) Switzer A (NH52A-02) Strand S M (GC31H-1202) Sugimoto S (A23J-0362) Sundkvist D J (SH11C-2271) Sydorenko D (SM51C-2497) Strangeway R J (SM21A-2444) Sugimoto S (OS43A-2012) Sundquist E T (B21I-0544) Sykulska-Lawrence H M (P21A-2069) Stranne C (B23G-05) Sugiura K (C51C-0677) Sundwall J (IN12A-02) Sykulski A M (NG31A-1827) Strasser V (V53B-3086) Sugiyama L (SH51F-2649) Sung K (P33B-2131) Sylak-Glassman E (IN22A-08, PA33A-2232, Stratton L E (EP22B-02) Sugiyama S (C53D-0778) Sung K (H53B-1698) PA41D-05) Straub D (A23E-0272) Suh M (A51I-0175) Sung M (ED21A-0770) Sylvan J B (OS23F-07) Straub J A (PA41C-2142) Sui D (OS23C-2065) Sung S (GC11D-1161) Sylvia R T (T51I-08) Straub J (T41D-2969) Sukara R (MR11A-2366) Suntharalingam P (B13I-04) Synolakis C (NH34A-03, NH51D-06) Straub K H (ED11E-05, ED23A-0816) Sukhishvili L (T51A-2886) Super J R (PP42A-03) Synytsky R (IN21B-1729, S31A-2695) Straub S M (V11E-07, V13C-2852) Sukjun L (A23B-0202) Suppe J (S21C-02) Syracuse E M (S33F-03) Straus D M (A11T-06) Sulaiman A (SH21A-2507) Supper R (NS21C-06) Syverson D D (V51A-3055) Strauss B (GC24D-08, PA31E-03) Sulaiman Z A (EP31B-0936) Suqin J (A13B-0233) Syvitski J P (EP51C-01) Strauss J A (S23A-2763) Suleiman R M (A41A-0025) Sur D (ED41A-0841) Szabo A (SH44A-02) Strauss J (GC31H-1197) Sulla-menashe D J (B53G-0593) Sural I (C11C-0791) Szalay J (P33C-2163) Strauss R D (SH51G-05) Sullivan B W (B24C-05) Surawski N C (B21M-02) Szapiro N (C21C-0711) Strayer L M (T43D-3079) Sullivan J T (A51D-0073) Suresh A (SH11A-2218) Szczodrak G (A31D-0076) Streletskiy D A (GC21F-1157) Sullivan K M (V53C-3109) Suresh Babu S (OS51A-2030) Szejner P (B11D-0489) Stressler B (G23A-1022) Sullivan M (B13J-01) Susanto R D (OS53A-2092) Szente J (SH21E-2577) Streuff K (C53C-0742) Sullivan R (PP33B-2365) Suselj K (A43B-0198) Szilas K (V33B-3118) Strickert G E (H44F-08) Sullivan S (A11J-0145) Susiluoto J (NG33A-1852) Szink I (B23E-0633) Strode S A (A23P-08) Sulman B N (B24D-02) Susskind J (A13D-0285, A22B-08) Sztein E (U52A-02)
Stroker K J (PA51B-2265) Sulpis O (EP53C-0997) Sussman A (ED31C-03) Szwillus W (T43B-3037) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Strom K (EP31C-05) Sulsky D (C43A-0731) Sussman A J (MR41A-2686, S34A-06) Szymanowski D (V53D-3137) Strong J D (A41N-07) Sultan M (G12A-04) Sutfin N A (EP23B-0963) Szymanski L M (B41D-0466) Strotz L C (NH23A-1842) Sultana R (H41C-1352) Sutherland K M (B43D-02) Stroujkova A F (S51A-2739) Sultana S (NH33A-1920) Suto H (A41F-0109) Stroup J S (PP43B-2319) Sumargo E (H33K-1724) Sutter B (P21D-07) T Strow L L (A13D-0304) Sumer J (V11C-2813) Sutter E M (NS33B-1963) Ta J (H31C-1396) Strumik M (SH42A-08) Sümer Ö (EP31B-0953) Sutter J (C41B-0667) Taber J J (ED11A-0879) Strutton P G (OS41D-05) Summers D (SM14A-06) Sutter L (H51G-1566) Tabor C R (PP22A-01) Stryker T S (IN22A-01) Sumner D Y (B24B-01, P21C-2112) Sutterley T C (C12B-05) Tack F M (A53H-05) Stuart R (B13D-0617) Sumy D F (ED21C-0788) Sutton A J (V53A-3074) Tackley P J (GP12A-07) Stuart-Haëntjens E J (B43A-0577) Sun A Y (H31F-1457, H44E-06) Sutton A J (OS31A-1997) Tacza J (AE23A-0407) Stubailo I (S23A-2761) Sun C (S53A-2787) Sutton E K (SA53B-2447, SM11C-2165) Tada R (PP41E-03) Stubblefield A P (H33F-1602) Sun C (A43D-0245) Suvocarev K (B13E-0659) Taddeucci J (V41C-05) Stubbs T J (P53C-2233) Sun D (DI52A-04) Suyehiro K (NH51C-1964) Tadesse T (GC44A-08) Stuckey J (H42G-07) Sun D (H13Q-07) Suzuki A (H21C-1412) Tagami T (T42A-05) Stucky de Quay G (EP53B-0939) Sun D (H13A-1330) Suzuki H (B31E-0518) Tagawa S (ED13F-06) Studinger M (C13C-0833) Sun H (H21C-1409) Suzuki J (A13G-0379) Tagliaro G (PP42A-02) Stuebner K (T22A-02) Sun H (H43F-1513) Suzuki K (C51D-0684) Taguchi K (V43D-3173) Stuecker M F (A21N-08) Sun J (B13F-0707) Suzuki K (T31C-2914) Tague C (H24B-01) Stüeken E (B43F-06) Sun J (A43H-0356) Suzuki K (PP21A-2264) Taha G (A13D-0293) Stuhlmacher M (B41H-01) Sun J (EP53C-0952) Suzuki K (OS54A-06) Tahmasebi F (GC43B-1155) Stump B W (S13D-05) Sun K (A34B-05) Suzuki S (SA33A-2422) Tai A P (GC12A-05) Sturdivant E J (NH11B-1727) Sun K (NH51C-1979) Suzuki T (V13A-2828) Tai X (H53H-1815) Sturner A P (SM21A-2452) Sun L (A44F-05) Suzuki T (G43A-1045) Tai Udovicic C (P53C-2227) Sturrock C P (DI51B-2669) Sun L (A13B-0256) Suzuki T (EP23A-0938) Taira T (NH23D-08) Sturtevant C (B41B-0402) Sun L (A13C-0282) Suzuki T (S21B-2707) Taisei F (OS41C-1974) Stutz J (A13N-06) Sun M (B51D-0425) Suzuki Y (T23A-2876) Taisne B (S13D-03) Stutz K P (B13D-0645) Sun M (A43D-0253) Svalgaard L (SH31B-2548) Tait A W (V21B-06) Stutzmann E (S52A-03) Sun M (T43B-3048) Svedhem H (P24C-09) Tait L (T21D-2851) Stuurman C M (P41A-2062) Sun N (C51D-0688) Svehla D (G41B-1018) Tajcmanova L (V24C-06) Stwertka C (H13C-1380, PA14B-03) Sun N (MR21B-2642) Svensen H (U41A-09) Takac M (ED33F-0922) Styron R H (T33D-06) Sun P (SH51E-2624) Svensson J (C13B-0814) Takagawa T (NH43A-1832) Su C (OS21A-1958) Sun Q (A13F-0350) Sverjensky D A (V31B-3098) Takagi H (A41F-0092) Su H (H11B-1312) Sun Q (A13L-07) Svoboda M (GC54A-06, H14B-01) Takagi R (T43D-3080) Su H (A13C-0280) Sun Q (EP13A-1014) Svoma B M (C23B-0733) Takagi S (MR41A-2684) Su J (B21H-0524) Sun R (A33I-0377) Swaczyna P (SH31A-2541) Takagi Y (DI23A-2591) Su L (A53D-0320) Sun R (GC43C-1176) Swadba K E (MR13A-2401) Takahashi A (OS43A-2000) SU S (V33F-3183) Sun S (A33J-0393) Swain D L (A53B-0279) Takahashi A (G51A-1085) Su S (SA13B-03) Sun T (T31E-2952) Swallow B (A42D-03) Takahashi F (DI13A-2353) Su Y (B51F-0470) Sun T (SM33B-2511) Swallow E J (V11C-2804) Takahashi H (A41C-0061) Su Y (SM44C-05) Sun T (A43D-0258) Swami D (GC53E-1340, PA14B-06) Takahashi K (SM22B-06) Suanda S H (OS23B-2021) Sun V Z (P11B-1853) Swanger K M (C34B-01, C41B-0658) Takahashi K (A33N-06) Suarez F I (H13C-1376) Sun W (H51C-1474) Swann C (EP24A-07) Takahashi M (T12B-02) Suarez J B (NH31A-1874) Sun W (SM41C-2449) Swanson D A (V43A-3122) Takahashi N (SM13B-2192) Suarez S E (V11A-2761) Sun W (A22A-04) Swanson E (H53L-07) Takahashi N (T43H-05) Suarez-Plascencia C (NH11A-1708) Sun W (H21F-1475) Swarnalingam N (P31B-2102) Takahashi T (NS23A-1905) Subba T (A11I-0126) Sun W (A11L-0164) Swart K A (PP43C-2355) Takahashi Y (G31B-1073) Subedi P (SH21C-2542) Sun W (B53B-0528) Swart P K (PP14B-04, PP53E-08) Takahashi Y (AE23A-0409) Subedi S (B33E-0661) Sun X (H33K-1726) Swartz J M (EP43B-0958) Takam Takougang E (NS14A-03) Subhas A (EP53C-0998) Sun X (H11B-1296) Swartz W (A11I-0134) Takamatsu T (P53C-2229) Subramani D N (A41G-0145) Sun X (A31G-0122) Sweeney C (B41J-02) Takashima H (A41A-0004) Subramaniam A (OS51C-2070) Sun X (DI42A-04, S43B-2863) Sweeney J (PP33B-2373) Takaya Y (A43C-0233) Subramanian A C (A44F-08) Sun X (SH13C-2312) Sweeney K (EP21D-0906) Takbiri Z (H23F-1624) Subt C (C53C-0737) Sun X (B41C-0442) Sweeney M R (V53C-3093) Takei Y (DI11A-2325)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 281 Takemura T (H43J-1600) Tao C (OS41C-1966) Tenishev V (SM34A-04) Thomason L W (A43A-0179) Takemura T (A51H-0162) Tao J (A51H-0165) Tennant C (C13F-05, IN14A-05) Thomassot E (V21B-01) Takenaka H (S53B-2865) Tao J (C22B-02) Tenuta M (B23E-0626) Thompson A (B41D-0455) Takeo D (SA33A-2423) Tao L (V43B-3146) Teo E (H52C-05) Thompson A F (OS31C-2046) Takeo M (V43D-3171) Tao M (A11U-05) Teodoro L A (P32A-10, P41A-2067) Thompson A M (A43A-0193) Takhachhe P (H13A-1331) Tao R (MR24A-07) Teoman U (T54A-06) Thompson B J (SH11A-2224) Takle E S (GC51C-1178) Tao W (H23F-1604) Tepes P (C11E-04) Thompson C K (A21A-0003, IN52A-03) Tal Y (S21B-2730) Tao W (OS41C-1963) Tepley A J (GC41I-03) Thompson C R (A11L-0171) Talaat E R (PA13E-03) Tao X (SM21B-08) Teplitzky S (ED21B-0780) Thompson D W (A13G-0375, GC52A-04, Talbot C (H24D-03, H31F-1448) Tao Y (H23F-1609) Tepp G (T51C-2935) IN13C-1668) Talebpour M (H13C-1375) Tapley B D (G11C-01) ter Maat G W (GP22A-06) Thompson D M (EP51B-0904) Talghader J (C53A-0699) Taramelli A (GC23F-1301) Terai C R (A53K-01) Thompson E (PP31D-2309) Talhelm A F (B33E-0670) Tarano A M (NH13A-1762) Terando A J (A51I-0198, PA32A-06) Thompson E C (MR21B-2641, Talley L D (OS43B-2053) Tarasick D W (A11L-0172) Terasaki H G (MR33B-2685) OS53A-2108, OS53B-04) Talpe M (G13B-1101) Tarboton D G (IN33C-03) Terink W (H54A-05) Thompson J M (V21A-03) Tam A (ED41A-0785) Tardani D (T43A-3020) Terrer C (B34B-07) Thompson J A (GC43B-1157) Tamaki M (B23G-07) Tardelli A (SA13A-2104) Terzariol M (OS44A-02) Thompson J A (T51D-2954) Tamalavage A (PP33B-2363) Tardelli F C (SA13A-2106) Tesauro M (T43B-3036) Thompson K (B21E-0474) Tamisier V (EP51A-0854) Tarduno J A (DI42A-07) Tesfa T K (A13A-0227) Thompson L G (GC11F-01, PP53D-01) Tamkin G (IN13A-1649) Tardy A O (PA43B-2205) Teshebaeva K (NH41B-1774) Thompson M (S31C-2782) Tamrakar R (B32B-07) Tari U (EP11A-0977) Tessler Z D (GC23F-1297) Thompson N S (C31B-0749) Tamsitt V M (C21C-0717, C53E-03) Tarlati S (C53C-0747) Testa P (SH33A-02) Thompson P R (OS23D-02) Tamtas B D (S53A-2822) Tarling M S (MR41A-2677, T21D-2853) Tetsuka H (T21C-2825) Thompson R A (T41E-2976, V11C-2808) Tamura N (MR13A-2398) Tarn J (B13D-0607) Tetzlaff D (H43I-1583) Thompson R (A31I-0164) Tamura Y (V11E-08) Tarnecki L K (SA21A-2355) Teufel B S (C23A-0725) Thompson S E (H41B-1300, H53K-01) Tan F (S23C-2784) Taroni M (S23E-07) Tewksbury J (GC32A-01, PA41D-02) Thompson T B (DI21A-03) Tan H (IN11B-1622) Tarpley D (EP33A-0976) Teyssier C P (T33C-3041) Thompson T J (GC53C-1304) Tan J (H23F-1610) Tarroja B (H31J-07) Tfaily M M (B32E-07) Thompson T R (GC51G-03) Tan M (MR13A-2385) Tartakovsky A M (H41F-1389) Thackeray C W (C23A-0724) Thomson J M (GC24A-01) Tan N (PP31E-05) Tartakovsky G (H41F-1390) Thadhani E (ED41A-0821) Thomson M J (PP41C-2253) Tan P (T43B-3034) Tartarello M C (PA23C-2245) Thakali R (H33C-1548, PA23B-2223) Thomson S N (T53B-04) Tan Q (A51N-03) Tary J (S13A-2531, S13C-06) Thakur B (H33C-1549) Thordarson T (V53B-3085) Tan S P (P53B-2207) Tary J (T51B-2907) Thakur P (T23C-2942) Thornalley D (EP31B-0955, PP52A-01)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Tan X (A43F-0292) Tasich C M (GC23D-1269) Thalhammer K (B14A-06) Thornberry T D (A13G-0370) Tan X (NH51B-1946) Tasistro-Hart A (PP41B-2240) Thaller M (IN21A-1717) Thorne R M (SM21B-01) Tan Y (OS43D-07) Tatarskii V (A11B-0013, GC33A-1209) Thaller S A (SM41A-2413) Thornhill K L (A41D-0069) Tan Y (A31C-0038) Tatge C B (ED23A-0808) Tham Y (A11Q-07) Thornton J A (A42A-01) Tan Z (H51E-1538) Tatlhego M (A21E-0118) Thanh B (GC22C-07) Thornton P E (B52C-02) Tanahashi M (OS51B-2041) Taube N (H21H-05) Thapa P (EP33D-1032) Thorpe A K (A54G-02) Tanaka A (GC21E-1135) Tavakoly A A (H43H-1560, H43H-1570) Tharimena S (T13C-2729) Thorpe M (P33D-2186) Tanaka A (T13A-2691) Tavormina P L (B13D-0646) Thatcher D (PP53D-07) Thorpe S D (S43C-2875) Tanaka K (GC21E-1136) Tawatari R (GC21E-1145) Thatcher W R (T13A-2684) Thorslund J (H53B-1680) Tanaka M (B21G-0493) Taylor A H (B11B-0450) Thaw M (H31K-07) Thual S (A33N-04) Tanaka R (MR33B-2688) Taylor A K (A53I-05) Thayer F (SH21B-2530) Thundercloud Z R (PP51A-2283) Tanaka R (SM13A-2184) Taylor D (A21G-0160) Thayer J P (SA23A-2383) Thurner M (B41G-0521) Tanaka T (GP43A-1228) Taylor F W (MR31B-08, T41B-2927) Thayer M P (A43E-0273) Thurnherr A M (OS31A-2003) Tanaka Y (SM51D-2520) Taylor H (EP11A-0972) Thebo A (GC11C-1159) Thurston L L (H23B-1541) Tanaka Y (S33A-2803) Taylor K E (IN23A-1754) Theiling B P (PP21D-07) Thyng K M (ED42B-06) Tandon N F (A13C-0274) Taylor M P (B51A-0385) Thelen A E (P31C-2112) Tiampo K F (NG21A-1811) Tane Z (GC51H-07) Taylor M J (SA33A-2426) Thelen W A (V53C-3106) Tian A (SM51B-2479) Taner M U (H51A-1416) Taylor N J (EP43C-0964) Thiaw W M (GC43F-01) Tian C (PP31D-2319) Tang C (G51B-1100) Taylor N (GC53C-1306) Thibault Y (V23D-3019) Tian D (DI43A-2657) Tang C (H33L-04) Taylor P A (A11G-0095, IN53D-05, P54B-03) Thibeault J M (GC11B-1129) Tian F (P53B-2190) Tang G (H23F-1625) Taylor P (A12C-07) Thibodeaux-Yost S N (H23I-1698) Tian F (H53K-03) Tang H (B31E-0526) Taylor S A (SM51E-2546) Thiele S (T43F-05) Tian H (B11E-0513, B13I-01) Tang H (DI23A-2592) Taylor S (EP21C-0900) Thieler E R (B43A-0560) Tian H (V51A-3053) Tang H (ED41A-0809) Taylor T (A41F-0124) Thiemann E (P13A-1916) Tian J (B21A-0434) Tang H (NH41A-1744) Taylor T (B31G-0558) Thiemens M M (DI41A-2607) Tian L (GP51C-1404) Tang J (B51B-0407) Tchalim G (GC33C-1264) Thimmisetty C (H24D-04) Tian L (GC33C-1256) Tang J (GC31F-1154) Teale N G (GC11B-1128) Thio H K (NH41A-1764, NH52A-04) Tian L (V13C-2863) Tang M (B21H-0520) Teasdale R (ED34A-05) Thirel G (H53H-1818) Tian L (NH51B-1929) Tang M (V13A-2822) Tebaldi C (H34E-08) Thiriet M (P11B-1849) Tian P (H14F-08) Tang Q (H33K-1722) Tebbens S F (NG21A-1813) Thirion-Lefevre L (GC41D-1119) Tian S (SM43A-2490) Tang Q (GC33C-1248) Tedesco M (C43D-03, C54A-08) Thirouin K R (EP43C-0975) Tian S (H13B-1359) Tang S (A14B-06) Tedstone A (C54A-01) Thirumalai K (A43C-0238) Tian S (H33H-1660) Tang S (A43G-0329) Teel E (OS43B-2040) Thober S (B51E-0452, H42B-02) Tian X (T33B-3021) Tang T (H11A-1280) Teferra A (PA43A-2165) Thom C (MR41A-2694) Tian X (T51C-2946) Tang W (GC21H-1196) Tegler L A (A31C-0040) Thomas A (H31E-1439) Tian Y (DI23A-2603) Tang X (A43C-0235) Teh L (GC31E-1148) Thomas A (V11E-04) Tian Y (P53C-2214) Tang Y (H11A-1270) Teige V (ED11B-0887) Thomas B F (H23K-08) Tiberi C (DI51A-2662) Tang Y (H53F-1772) Teixeira J (A11S-08, PA21B-2207) Thomas E K (PP11C-2025) Tibi R (S51A-2742) Tang Y (NS23A-1912) Tejada M G (OS53C-06) Thomas E (PP53A-2367) Tichavsky R (EP41A-0896) Tang Y (S23D-07, S31B-2764) Tejedor A (EP53A-0930, EP53A-0931) Thomas E S (C23B-0748) Tick G R (H21C-1418) Tangri N (PP51D-2348) Tekeli E (H23F-1635) Thomas E G (SA31A-2377) Tidwell V C (GC33F-04) Tani K (V13C-2864) Teles G d (V43B-3150) Thomas I R (P21B-2108) Tiedeman C R (H13I-1518) Taniguchi K (EP31B-0942) Telesco C M (P11C-1873) Thomas J L (A21B-0029) Tielke J A (MR31A-2658) Taniguchi K (A23C-0232) Telg H (A53C-0308) Thomas L N (OS23E-07) Tiemann L K (B53M-06) Taniguchi M (H31J-04) Telling J W (C34C-07) Thomas M Y (T22B-06) Tierney C R (V53D-3145) Tanikawa T (C33B-0782) Tellman B (IN51B-1857) Thomas M A (A11C-0027, H13A-1320) Tierney J E (PP31F-08) Tanikawa W (B13G-0718, OS41C-1972) Tellmann S (P21B-2099) Thomas N (GC34D-05) Tierney J A (B13D-0642) Tanimoto T (S53C-05) Templeton D C (S31B-2758) Thomas N (SM33B-2512) Tijdeman E (H14E-07, H53B-1690) Tank S E (B43G-01) Ten Brink U S (OS12B-07, OS21A-1936) Thomas R (B13F-0712, B41B-0417) Till C B (V24C-03) Tanner D C (T41E-2988) TenBarge J M (SH21C-2551) Thomas R (B53I-0621) Tilles J (AE12A-03) Tanner N (NS31A-1948) Tenenbaum L F (ED31D-01) Thomas R (IN42A-09, IN44A-04) Tilling R (C13E-05) Tanner S (IN41D-05) Tenerani A (SH51B-2594) Thomas R N (H51C-1476) Tilmann F J (S11A-2436) Tanski G (GC33G-04) Tenfjord P (SA23B-2395) Thomas S M (H33L-01) Tilmes S (GC31I-07) Tanyas H (NH34B-08) Teng F (V53E-03) Thomas S M (B21H-0523) Tilton M (IN33B-1815) Tao C (P33C-2151) Teng W L (H51H-1576, PA53A-2276) Thomas Y B (GC41B-1094) Timmermann A (PP34B-07)
282 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Timmermans B (H12D-06) Tookmanian E M (B21E-0473, Trenary L L (A33J-0392, A44F-02) Tsinganos K (NH51C-1976) Timms W (H13H-1503) PP43B-2326) Trenberth K E (A23M-02, H21K-05) Tso C M (H31D-1397) Timofeev A A (A21B-0022) Toomey M (EP23A-0931) Trenkler M L (V11C-2796) Tsoflias G P (GP51B-1388) Timofeyeva-Livezey M M (PA11A-1945, Toon G C (V43C-3167) Trento L M (H33P-03) Tsontos V M (IN51C-1862) PA32A-08) Toon O B (P23E-01, V32A-02) Trepte Q (A23A-0172) Tsopela A (S22B-08) Timpe K A (H23G-1670) Tooth M (C21E-01) Treseder K K (B12B-01) Tsuboi S (S33E-05) Tindale E (SM13B-2203) Tootle G A (H33C-1544) Trettin C (B12A-08, GC23K-12) Tsubokawa Y (MR51A-2673) Tiner R (PP41D-07) Topcuoglu B D (B51K-04) Treuhaft R N (GC41D-1120, GC41D-1124) Tsuchiya F (P23C-2179) Ting M (A23H-0326, GC11B-1136) Topp C N (B54D-01) Trevers M (C21B-0685) Tsuchiya J (MR31A-2651) Tinnacher R M (B41F-0517) Toppaladoddi S (NG24A-04) Trewhela T A (H23A-1535) Tsuchiya T (V41B-3119) Tinoco R O (OS23B-2047) Topping D O (A33H-0338, A51H-0169) Trexler C C (T53B-01) Tsuda K (S23B-2771) Tinti E (S21B-2700, S54C-06) Topsakal M (MR13A-2391) Triana S A (GP23B-1331) Tsuda T (GC41A-1065) Tinti S (NH32B-08) Torbert R B (SM13D-02) Triantafilis J (H13K-1562) Tsuji H (SM13B-2193) Tipper E (B21K-01) Torbick N (B53E-0555, PA44B-03) Triantafyllou I (NH43B-1833) Tsuji K (A13F-0355) Tipple B J (GC43C-1184) Torfstein A (EP21B-0874) Tribby A (A21C-0064) Tsujimoto K (B51B-0396) Tirupathi S (H53C-1729) Torgersen C E (H32E-06, H33B-1532) Tribett W R (GC21E-1137) Tsujimura Y (S21B-2697) Tisato N (H43F-1519) Torii T (AE33A-0432) Trierweiler A (B41E-0497) Tsujino N (MR21B-2632) Tisdale M (IN53E-06) Torn M S (GC22A-08) Trifunovic B (B21D-0460) Tsukui K (PP31A-2260) Tisopulos L (A13N-01) Tornito A G (B31G-0561) Trimble R (C53C-0735) Tsumura K (GP23A-1327) Tissot F (P51A-2127) Tornqvist T E (GC22B-05) Trimble S M (EP23A-0937) Tsunoda R T (SA44A-04) Tissue D (B43H-01) Toro J (H13I-1514) Trimmer M (B13F-0698) Tsurutani B (SM11D-01) Title A M (SH43E-01) Torok T (SH14A-05) Trinchero P (H13N-02) Tsushima H (NH41A-1760) Titov V V (NH41A-1753) Torregrosa A (A23E-0275) Trinci G (EP52B-07) Tsutsumi A (T43D-3072) Titov V S (SH13C-2313) Torres A (B53H-0605) Trindade B C (H51A-1415) Tsutsumi H (T23A-2907) Titus S (T31H-03) Torres A D (A41F-0094) Trinh A (P33A-2116) Tu C (A24E-08) Titus T N (P41C-08) Torres A (GC41E-1129) Trinh R C (H23A-1519) Tu J (SM53A-10) Tivey M K (OS41C-1982) Torres M A (B22A-01, V13B-2841) Trinh T Q (GC13C-1215) Tu T (EP53E-1032) Tiwari A (B33H-0719, ED33C-0907) Torres O (A21K-07, A53C-0297) Tripathi G (IN53B-1882) Tu W (SM22B-04) Tiwari A (B41G-0525) Torres Torres N I (H12A-08) Tripathi P (B11C-0474) Tu Y (H33A-1493) Tiwari P (A33J-0401) Torres-Freyermuth A (OS23A-2013) Tripathi S (SH21E-2571) Tucker G E (H43P-07) Tiwari S (A13H-0390, A31C-0054) Torres-Orozco R (V11C-2800) Triplett C C (SA31C-05) Tucker J (V31E-06) Tjiputra J F (OS43B-2049) Torres-Rua A F (B53H-0607) Tripoli B A (V11C-2801) Tuite K (A42A-08) To A (S41C-07) Tort M (NG21B-05) Trisos C (GC31I-04) Tuite M L (PP23B-2332)
Tobin H J (T43H-02) Tosca M G (A34C-05) Trlica A (H11H-07) Tulbure M G (H44D-03) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Tobin K J (H14F-02) Totake Y (T43F-03) Trofimova T (PP41C-2286) Tulley C J (T21D-2854) Tobio A (B53G-0591) Totems J (A23K-0397) Trofymow J A (GC21B-1071) Tulley-Cordova C L (GC13E-1241) Tobiska W (SH11B-2228) Toth G (SM23C-03) Tromboni F (B33B-0602) Tullos D D (EP52B-03) Toby S C (EP13B-1027) Tóth Z (C53C-0749) Tronnes R G (MR13A-2417) Tully B J (B13J-02) Toda M (GC53D-1318) Toucanne S (NH41B-1786, PP21A-2268) Trossman D S (A33B-0217, OS43C-04) Tumanova N (S11D-2498) Toda S (S52C-04) Touchan R (PP53D-08) Trott C B (G21A-0993) Tuncer M K (NS31A-1941) Todd A (A42E-07) Touma D E (GC13H-05) Trouet V (GC44B-06) Tung S (S21B-2711, S43F-3197) Todd B (MR13A-2388) Toure A M (C13F-06) Trousdell J (A31I-0183) Tung Y (NH43C-1871) Todd E K (S43D-03) Toussaint F (IN43B-1689) Trowbridge A (B43H-07) Tuninetti M (GC43C-1170) Todd N S (PA51B-2270) Toussaint R (H53D-1734) Trower L (B24B-04) Tunnicliffe J F (EP51A-0856) Todd-Brown K E (B24D-04) Towler E (A23G-0305) Troy T (H51M-05) Tuozzolo S (H21F-1482) Todes J (S41B-2776) Townsend J P (MR34A-01) Troyan D (IN41B-1665) Turasie A A (GC13A-1187) Toegl A (NG11A-08) Townsend M (V51C-07) Trubl G G (B13D-0606) Turchyn A v (B41A-0387) Toelle M H (A11D-0049, A53J-04) Townsend P A (GC51H-05) Truebe S (ED13D-0950) Turetta C (C41D-0699, C53C-0728) Toffoletto F (SM14A-03, SM43A-2476) Townsend-Small A (H33N-01) Truffer M (C13C-0836) Turk V (B13D-0610) Togliatti K (GC51A-1123) Toyomoto Y (MR41B-2702) Trugman A T (B54F-05) Turkeltaub T (H32A-04) Toh Yuan Kun L (B31G-0557) Toyota K (C11D-04) Trugman D T (S53A-2815) Turnbull J C (A53M-01) Tohver E (GP51D-08) Tozer B (T32C-04) Trujillo N (V43D-3177) Turner A J (A22G-08) Tokle L (MR23A-2673) Tozzi R (SA23B-2400) Trujillo N A (MR51C-2729) Turner A A (MR13A-2404) Tokman T L (ED23B-0827) TP S (A13F-0339) Trumbo S K (P32A-04) Turner A G (A22D-01, A41B-0032) Tokunaga T K (MR51A-2695) Trabant C M (IN41C-1675, S23C-2790) Trumbore S (B53F-0567) Turner A E (H23C-1553) Tolar B B (B13D-0616) Trachsel M (PP33D-08) Trung H (SM21A-2459) Turner B L (B54E-01) Toledo K S (PA21B-2202) Tracy F T (H23D-1573) Truong S K (ED41A-0810) Turner D P (H31I-08, H53B-1678) Toledo P A (NG21A-1810) Tracy S (MR11B-08) Trusel L D (C54A-02) Turner D L (SM43E-01) Toledo Redondo S (SM12A-02, SM21A-2451) Trailovic L (A23C-0226) Trutnevyte E (S23D-01) Turner K M (MR13A-2409) Tollefson J (P33B-2130) Trainor T (PA51C-01) Tsai C (T23A-2908) Turner M A (IN43A-1684) Tollerud H (H33K-1723) Trampush S M (EP12A-06) Tsai C (C41B-0670) Turner N (V43A-3125) Tolley D G (H41B-1329) Tramutoli V (NH54B-08) Tsai C (P51C-2149) Turner P A (B13C-0584) Tolstoy M (T34A-01) Tran A (B53G-0596) Tsai F (IN23B-1777) Turner S (V31A-3079, V31A-3082, V41E-05) Tomac I (H51C-1482) Tran B (ED41A-0787) Tsai K (B23A-0560) Turney F A (EP53E-1019) Tomasek B (B12C-08) Tran D A (EP33A-0971) Tsai V C (EP33E-06, S22A-02) Turnipseed C (EP51A-0884) Tomaszewska M A (GC33A-1215) Tran H (H23F-1642) Tsai W (H43B-1414) Turpie K R (GC53C-1307) Tominaga M (DI13A-2350) Tran T T (A31B-0026) Tsai Y (G33B-1096) Turrin B D (V23A-2969) Tomita F (T31C-2921) Tranel L M (EP54A-02) Tsai Y (T23A-2905) Turrin M (PA21A-2190) Tomlinson S M (SH51B-2597) Trantow T (C21B-0690, C51E-02) Tsamados M (C21E-04) Turtle E P (P33F-05) Tommasi A (T31H-04) Tratt D M (A13N-07) Tsang L L (G31C-03) Tuttle L F (EP11A-0961) Tonagi M (NH53C-2009) Trattner K J (SM21A-2424) Tsang M (B41A-0390) Tuttle S E (H31I-05, H51H-1617) Tonbul H (B43A-0571) Trauth N (H43D-1472, H52D-03) Tsang Y (H31B-1353) Tuxen-Bettman K (IN51B-1836) Toney J L (PP43B-2325) Trautz A (H43M-08) Tsao H (NS23A-1917) Tweed L E (DI11A-2329) Toney L D (S51A-2744) Travis B J (A21G-0162) Tsay S (GC11F-02) Tweedie C E (EP12B-02) Tong A (ED41A-0824) Travis K (A21C-0044) Tschauner O D (MR13A-2394, Tweedy O (A11U-03, A42B-08) Tong D (A12B-04) Travis S (OS31C-2029) MR13A-2403) Tyagi H (H51H-1615) Tong D (A33G-0323) Travnicek P M (SM53B-07) Tschudi M A (C43D-04) Tye A R (T42B-07) Tong H (A11A-0005) Treat C C (PP53B-2389) Tselioudis G (A13C-0272) Tyler R (GC31D-1142) Tong J (H13K-1570) Trebotich D (H34D-02) Tseng C (T23A-2894) Tyler S (C23C-02) Tong P (S22A-08) Treffeisen R E (C21A-0651, PA13A-1975) Tseng I (ED41A-0815) Tymchak M P (H54E-03) Tong S (A12B-01) Tregoning P (G11C-03) Tseng T (T51A-2874) Tyssøy H N (SM13B-2205) Tong X (T13A-2660) Treguer P J (OS43B-2034) Tseng W (A31H-0142) Tyukhova A (H13G-1473) Tong Y (SH21C-2548) Treichler D (C14B-03) Tseng W (P43C-2128) Tonina D (H43D-1476) Treiman A H (P51C-2151) Tseng Y (OS44A-07) Tonini F (GC41E-1130) Trejo-Gomez E (NH43A-1817) Tsereteli N S (S11B-2446) U Tonini R (NH43B-1834) Trela J (DI11A-2337) Tsesarsky M (S33B-2825) Ubelmann C (H21L-05) Tonosaki T (GP31B-1309) Trembanis A C (PA23A-2216) Tsidulko M (IN31A-1736) Uchida M (DI41A-2612) Toohey R (B41C-0438) Tremblay M M (EP14B-05) Tsimpidi A (A44D-03) Uchida N (S44B-03)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 283 Uchida S (B21G-0502) Vadas S (SA32A-07) Vana M (A33H-0365) Vergara H J (H11A-1291) Uchide T (S13A-2510) Vadeboncoeur M A (B31G-0559) Vanacker V (EP34B-01, EP42B-02) Vergara S (GC23B-1242) Uchino O (A41F-0115) Vadepu S (SA41A-2369) VanBommel S (P21C-2138) Vergniolle S (NH44A-08) Uchiyama Y (OS21C-08) Vahedifard F (NH51B-1932) Vance S (DI41A-2602) Vergnolle M (G32A-05) Udu-gama N (PA24B-06) Vahlenkamp M (PP41B-2242) VanDecar J C (IN42A-01) Vergopolan N (B33F-0685) Uecker T M (C13B-0818) Vahmani P (B43I-04) Vandegriff J D (IN31B-1764, SM51E-2551) Verhagen C m (C41B-0655) Ueda H (T31F-2989) Vaikmae R (H43E-1491) Vandenbroucke D (PA11D-01) Verhulst K R (A51K-0222) Ueda H (A21N-07) Vainio R O (SH51G-01) Vander Vis T (NS41B-1909) Verkaik J (H43H-1553) Ueda T (V13D-2880) Vaisberg O L (SM11D-06) VanderBeek B P (T43B-3049) Verkhoglyadova O P (SA53B-2446) Uematsu M (A24B-02) Vaivads A (SH11C-2275, SM21A-2430) Vanderbilt V C (P11C-1874) Verma A K (B51F-0482) Uemura M (T21C-2839) Val P (T31A-2890) Vanderhoof M (B31B-0467) Verma S (A31I-0180) Uen T (H24D-08) Val Martin M (GC42C-07) Vanderkluysen L (V34B-05) Vermeersen B L (P41A-2059) Uenishi K (S51D-05) Valance A (EP23D-02) Vanderlinden J (GC33E-02) Vermeulen A T (A31K-02) Ueyama M (B23E-0641) Valdes-Galicia J F (SH32A-08) Vanghi V (PP51C-2325) Vermote E (B33J-03) Ueyama R (A13G-0362) Valdes-Parada F J (H51B-1444) Vaniman D T (P22A-03) Vero S (EP43C-0980, T31F-2985) Ugelow M (PP31A-2251) Valdés-Pineda R (H51I-1646) Vann K E (A31I-0169) Verronen P T (SA51B-2421) Uhlemann S (H31D-1398) Valdez Vasquez M C (GC51E-1245) Vanneste K (S11B-2451) Verscharen D (SH42A-03) Ujiie K (T21C-2828) Valek P W (U22A-05) Vannucchi P (T43H-07) Versteeg R (NS43B-1928) Ukasha M (H51I-1643) Valencia-Cardona J J (DI41C-2639) Vano J A (A13I-0394, PA41D-06) Vervaet F (T11B-2608) Ukhorskiy A Y (SM41B-2430) Valentin M M (C53D-0765) Vanorio T (H13F-1446) Vervelidou F (GP23C-1345) Ukkola A (H21G-1511) Valentine K (EP33A-0964) Vanwalleghem T (EP43C-0971) Vesselinov V V (H33Q-08, NG11A-04) Ulberg C W (V33E-3171) Valentini F (SH12A-02, SH21C-2534) Varadharajan C (IN11E-05) Vial A (H13F-1457) Ulibarri Z (P53C-2224) Valeo C (B33B-0594) Vardar D (EP43B-0955) Vial J (SH33A-01, SH41E-02) Ulizio T P (EP33D-1014) Valero F P (A21K-02) Varga T (B51G-0489) Viall N M (SH54A-05, SH54A-06) Ullah K (GC13J-06) Valet J (DI13A-2351, GP31B-1308) Vargas A I (H31E-1443) Vicente G A (IN31A-1748) Ullman D J (A33B-0209) Valhondo C (H23C-1551) Vargas F (SA33A-2425) Vicente-Serrano S M (H21D-1427) Ullmann K (A21C-0057) Valkonen E S (A52A-04) Vargas N D (NH23B-1861) Vico G (H51J-08) Ullrich P A (A44F-01, IN13D-08) Vallalar B (B31A-0459) Variano E A (EP53F-1056) Vicuna S (H54F-04) Ulmer K N (ED31B-0857) Vallar E A (A51J-0217) Varli D (H43D-1475) Vidal J (NG21A-1802) Ulrich C (NS21A-1888) Vallee M (S11D-2496, T54C-05) Varma S (A33A-0201) Vidal J (GP23B-1339) Ulrich M (V31B-3103) Valletta R D (C53C-0738) Varnai T (A23D-0258) Vidal-Luengo S (SM13B-2197) Ulrich R N (B21C-0458) Valocchi A J (H41F-1386) Varner J D (IN51B-1858) Vidale J E (S31C-2781) Ulrich T (S13E-02) Valovcin A (S13D-07) Varner R K (B23B-0577, ED23C-0835) Videen G (A22A-02)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Ultee E (C51G-08) Van U A (B11C-0472) Varney R H (SM33C-2525) Vides C (P11C-1869) Ulug R (G31B-1055) Van Alderwerelt B M (V53D-3135) Varquez A G (B33H-0713) Vidot J (A21A-0001) Ulven O (H54C-05) Van Allen R (B13A-0540) Varugu B K (G23A-1035) Vieceli R (S31E-01) Ulysse S M (S43E-07) Van Avendonk H J (T22C-06, T44A-04) Varuolo-Clarke A M (A43G-0311) Viegas G F (NG12A-01) Um W (H13F-1451) Van Beusekom A (B42A-09, C51G-01) Vasavada A R (P24A-07) Viegas G (T21D-2868) Umanzor M (B33B-0593) Van Dam T M (G13C-03) Vasco D W (H13N-08) Vieira L A (SA51B-2428) Umeda Y (P23A-2157) Van De Giesen N (H33K-1720, H34F-07) Vasconez C (SH21C-2540) Vieli A (C53D-0767) Umemoto K (MR21C-06) Van De Ven C J (H33I-1676) Vaselbehagh A (GC54B-07) Vielstädte L (H33N-05) Umezawa T (B33C-0608) Van De Water P K (PP51A-2292) Vasiliev I (PP33B-2372) Viens L (S12B-05, S33G-07) Umlauft J (S43A-2791) Van den Heever S C (A23F-0281, A51O-08) Vasilopoulos G (EP53D-1013) Viereck R A (PA13E-04) Umling N E (PP21A-2278) Van der A R J (A24A-01, A31B-0017) Vasko I (SM33D-06) Vierinen J (SA23C-08, SM22A-07) Umo N S (A11A-0001) Van Der Beek P (T24A-08) Vasquez B J (SH41A-2514) Viesca R C (S43D-04) Umurhan O M (EP43D-08) Van der Bilt W G (PP43B-2314) Vasyliunas V M (SH43E-08) Viete D R (V24C-07) Ungar S (GC52A-08) Van der Boon A (T51A-2881) Vasylkivska V (S52B-06) Vievering J T (SH11D-05) Unick C (SM33B-2513) Van der Elst N (NG12A-08) Vatresia A (IN41A-1657) Vigaud N (A44F-03) Unsworth M J (V33E-3158, V43G-03) Van der Grift B (H13D-1406) Vaughan E (B32E-04) Viger R J (C53D-0766) Unterberger C (NH23B-1863) Van der Holst B (SH21C-2545) Vaughn L S (B41F-0500) Vihma T P (A51M-01) Unterborn C T (P11A-1847) Van der Meijde M (T52A-07) Vavrus S J (C43B-0759) Vijayeta A (A33N-07) Upadhyay A K (A31B-0018) Van der Ploeg R (PP41F-07) Vavrycuk V (T31G-06) Vilcaez J (B11F-0524) Upton L (SH42B-02) Van der Pluijm B (ED23A-0813) Vayavur R (T11C-2639) Vilella K (P31A-2090, P41B-2076) Upton P (EP53B-0932) Van der Velde I R (B33C-0624) Vazquez J A (V23A-2965) Vilfan N (B54A-01) Upton T L (GP51C-1401) Van der Velde Y (B54F-06)Van der Voort Vázquez-Suñé E (H43K-1638) Villa I M (V23E-05) Urann B (T33A-3002) T S (B31L-03) Veale N (H33F-1614) Villalba G (B53B-0523) Urbalejo A A (GP51C-1394) Van der Werf G (B22C-01) Vecchi G A (A12A-03) Villamor P (NH52B-07) Urban E R (OS13A-1796) Van Diedenhoven B (A42F-06) Vech D (SH21C-2550) Villanueva P (H14A-08) Urban K D (SM23A-2466) Van Dijk J (PP52B-03) Veenstra T J (PP43C-2348) Villanueva-Robles F (T31C-2916) Urbancic N (GP33A-08) Van Driel J S (DI31A-2608) Veeramony J (GC21A-1047, NH31A-1901) Villarini G (U43A-05) Urbancic T (NG12A-03, NS43A-1923) Van Eck C M (B32C-08) Vega S (H43G-1544) Villarreal M N (P43C-2127) Urbanski S P (B21M-07) VanEmmerik T H (B31G-0545) Veglio E (NS31A-1947) Vimont I (A51K-0227) Urbina J V (SA21A-2361) Van Exem A (PP41D-02) Veglio P (A51B-0017) Viña A (GC41E-1126) Urbina-Navarrete J (B53K-08) Van Gordon M (A51C-0040) Vela I (NS23A-1924) Vinas A F (SH21E-2580) Uribe R (ED51F-0836) Van Groenigen K (B34B-03) Velasco A A (S21D-05) Vincena S T (SH21E-2572) Urrego-Blanco J R (GC31F-1165) Van Grouw B (H41A-1278) Velasco E (A14A-02) Vincent A G (B54E-08) Urrutia I (T13A-2676) Van Haren J L (B33E-0656) Velders G J (A41J-02) Vincent E M (ED33C-0906) Urrutia J (SM31A-2474) Van Harten G (A51B-0021) Veldey S H (ED31D-04) Vincent T (IN51B-1859) Usanova M (SM42A-07) Van Hengstum P (PP33B-2364) Veldkamp T (GC41G-01) Vinciguerra S (MR41B-2706) Usenko S (A33H-0363) Van Hinsbergen D J (OS24B-02, S21C-01) Velez L (NS33B-1966) Vines S K (SM21A-2420) Usman M (C11C-0774) Van Hoolst R (GC53A-1256, GC53A-1257) Velicogna I (C33D-05) Vining S R (B43C-0613) Usmanov A V (SH43B-2573) Van Horne A (T11C-2627) Vellante M (GP23D-01) Vinogradova N T (OS53B-02) Ustin S (GC53C-1301) Van Huijgevoort M (H51M-06) Velle J H (GP23A-1324) Vintzileos A (A33J-0395) Ustra A (NS21B-1897) Van Keken P E (DI44A-01) Velli M C (SH54A-07) Viola D (P44A-01) Ustunisik G K (P23A-2163) Van Kooten G C (B31D-0502) Veloso E E (T43A-3018) Violay M (MR51C-2737, S21B-2691, Usui H (SM41D-2462) Van Lienden B (H53A-1671) Veneziani C (C21C-0719) T33C-3042) Usui T (P52A-04) Van Lier-Walqui M (A33I-0385) Vennari C (MR31A-2654) Virgile R (PA23C-2246, V33C-3136) Utada H (DI51A-2661) Van Manen S M (PA51A-2245) Vennemann A (S43B-2850) Virkki A (P51C-2154) Utsumi N (A51C-0056) Van Meerveld I H (H13E-1425, H23I-1693) Venterea R T (B11H-02) Vishal V (H13F-1431) Uveges B T (PP23B-2330) Van Meter K J (H32A-01, H52E-07, PA53B-06) Ventosa S (S12B-04) Viskari T (B52A-03) Uzzo S M (ED23F-05) Van Noten K (ED43C-0878, S11B-2453) Ventura C P (PP53B-2387) Visser A (B11C-0482) Van Oers A M (P33A-2126) Veraverbeke S (B53A-0515) Viswanathan H S (NG21A-1805) Van Peer T E (GP43B-1244) Verba C (B51A-0381) Viudez-Mora A (A23A-0182) V Van Pelt R S (EP21A-0850) Verdel C (B43F-07) Vivoni E R (H34F-02, H51J-03) V P M R (A43H-0354) Van Pelt S (H43M-04) Verdian J P (EP31A-0929) Vlahovic G (GP43A-1217) Vaca S (T51E-2984) Van Stan J T (H31E-1420) Verellen D (T51G-3003) Vliet M v (H33F-1594) Vache K B (H54A-04) Van Wijk J (T32C-07) Verestek V (GP43B-1241) Vo U D (T43E-3104) Vachula R S (GC44B-08) Van Zelst I (NH43A-1803, S13E-07) Vergados P (GC41A-1072) Vocke R D (V51A-3041)
284 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Voelker A H (PP31B-2274) Wakefield R A (H31G-1472) Wang C (NH21A-1835, NH23D-03, S51E-3168) Wang M (B41B-0424) Voelker S (B11B-0447) Walczak M H (PP21A-2277, PP44A-07) Wang C (SM51B-2489) Wang M (SM21A-2447) Voemel H (A11U-04) Wald D J (PA52A-02, S11B-2452) Wang C (T23A-2902) Wang M (S33B-2838) Voepel H (EP53E-1030) Walden V P (C41A-0649) Wang C (G43A-1055) Wang M (A43N-01) Vogel A (A54E-05) Waldhauser F (S44B-01) Wang C (SH11C-2257) Wang M (B41G-0527) Vogel F R (A53M-07) Waldner A (C13A-0806) Wang C (OS51C-2079) WANG M (IN21D-05) Vogel J G (B51D-0438) Waldo N (B54D-05) Wang C (H13G-1481) Wang M (C31B-0741) Vogel M (GC21E-1147) Waldo S (B21F-0485) Wang D (V23A-2963) Wang N (PP43A-2297) Vogler D (H13G-1479, H51D-1523, Waldrop L (SA21C-07) Wang D (IN21B-1733) Wang N (S23C-2781) MR43A-06, NG12A-04) Waldrop M P (B43C-0622) Wang D (AE12A-02) Wang N (PP43D-08) Vogt M F (P13D-07) Wales N A (GC43E-1201) Wang D (H23F-1613) Wang N (SA53A-2435) Voigtlaender A (MR41A-2675) Wales P (A43A-0171) Wang D (H13F-1434) Wang N (GC21H-1183) Voisin N (GC33F-06) Waliser D E (A44C-06) Wang D (SM31B-2486) Wang P K (A33K-05) Volk J M (H41B-1325) Walker A (DI22A-03) Wang D (H23M-08) Wang P (EP41C-0925) Volk M (GP22A-04, GP31A-1276) Walker C C (C51A-0638) Wang D (P33C-2173, SH13C-2316) Wang P (OS53C-02) Volkmann T H (PP24B-05) Walker C E (ED11C-0905, ED23B-0820) Wang D (S12A-03) Wang P (A34B-03) Volkov D (DI23A-2604) Walker D A (GC33G-01) Wang F (A11C-0032) WANG Q (T53A-07) Vollgger S A (T43A-3027) Walker I J (EP14A-06) Wang F (OS21B-1963) Wang Q (A53E-0340) Vollmer D R (SA33A-2419) Walker J P (EP43E-04, H31G-1487, H43J- Wang F (OS43A-2003) Wang R (H43E-1488) Volpe M (NH43B-1842) 1602, P53C-2220) Wang F (H21C-1422) Wang R Z (PP51C-2324) Voltolini M (H13F-1433) Walker J M (A22D-06, H31C-1395) Wang F (OS54B-05) Wang R (H11B-1315) Von Allmen P (P43D-04) Walker J (B43B-0604) Wang F (B21L-04) Wang R (NG21A-1803) Von Blanckenburg F (PP22B-08) Walker K A (A43A-0187) Wang F (GC21D-1128) Wang R (SH51F-2642) Von der Heydt A S (PP31C-2282) Walker M J (H21E-1454) Wang F (GC41B-1095) Wang R (B21I-0534, SH13B-2295, Von Fischer J C (A14E-05) Walker R J (SM51G-01) Wang G (B33B-0600) SH14A-01) Von Haden A (B53F-0574) Walker R H (B21H-0516) Wang G (B13D-0624) Wang R (S53E-07) Von Hagke C (EP33B-0984, T21D-2862, Walker R J (V41D-07, V42A-01) Wang G (SM31A-2459) Wang R (NH31A-1890) T21D-2863) Walker R (B34B-01) Wang G (EP21A-0849) Wang S (B51A-0387) Von Huene R (T11D-2642) Walker S L (OS41B-1949) Wang G (V43B-3143) Wang S (SM31C-04) Von Kaenel M (B33F-0680) Walker S N (SH11C-2258) Wang G (A23G-0308) Wang S (IN13B-1663) Von Ness K (B23B-0585) Walker T W (A11L-0173) Wang G (ED51F-0832) Wang S (H13F-1461) Von Quadt A (V21A-01) Walker W (H51A-1412) Wang H (C43B-0758, H31K-03) Wang S (T23A-2884) Von Schuckmann K (OS11B-07, Walker X J (B44D-04) Wang H (B53I-0627) Wang S (V31B-3092)
OS31A-2002) Walkup L C (PA53B-12, V11C-2799) Wang H (S13A-2530) Wang S (H13G-1474) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Von Steiger R (SH51B-2578) Wall C (A51G-0150) Wang H (OS11B-05) Wang S (G51B-1093) Von Storch H (A43O-08) Wallace B H (SH13C-2319) Wang H F (S11D-2480, S13B-2559) Wang S (NS41B-1914) Vonder Haar T H (A44B-01) Wallace E J (NH31A-1897) Wang H (B31B-0470) Wang S (PP51C-2313) Vornlocher J (PP53C-2392) Wallace J (NH31A-1907) Wang H (OS41C-1975) Wang S (SA54A-03) Vorobiev O (S51A-2765) Wallace L M (T11F-03, T41G-08) Wang H (S33C-2850) Wang S (V54A-05) Voros Z (SM13A-2185) Wallace P J (V34C-04) Wang H (H41C-1345) Wang S (H21E-1467) Voss K J (A31D-0070) Waller E (GC54C-08) Wang H (GP13A-06) Wang S (A41A-0008) Votava P (IN43A-1681) Waller J L (PA54A-03) Wang H (A31B-0019, H51A-1434) Wang S (V31B-3102) Voter C B (H12E-07) Wallis D (MR23A-2677) Wang H (A31D-0069) Wang T (A11Q-03, A13F-0344, Voto B P (A51H-0171) Wallis S (T11F-08) Wang H (P53B-2199) DI43A-2653) Voulgarakis A (A34C-01) Walpole J (DI52A-03) Wang J S (A41F-0091) Wang T (A43H-0346) Vourlitis G L (B11C-0476, B11C-0479) Walsh A P (SH51D-2608) Wang J (A43G-0324) Wang T (B51E-0458) Voutchkova D D (H43G-1521) Walsh B (GC13D-1217, PA51C-04, Wang J (A41C-0043, H51A-1418, T43B-3046) Wang W (A24E-06) Voytek E (NS43C-1931) SM13A-2182) Wang J (H23F-1612) Wang W (H53B-1684, S11A-2438) Vrugt J A (H34A-02) Walsh E (B51J-08) Wang J (SM23A-2465) Wang W (S13B-2565) Vu T H (P31C-2113) Walsh R (S54B-05) Wang J (OS41B-1952) Wang W (GC21H-1185) Vuille M F (PP33D-06) Walsh R W (ED33G-03, SH21E-2578) Wang J (B43B-0603) Wang W (A41B-0040) Vuillemin A (B11F-0530) Walter J I (S51E-3170) Wang J (MR21A-2623) Wang W (DI51A-2663) Vukmanovic Z (V33B-3124) Walter W R (S54A-07) Wang J (H23F-1633) Wang W (GC13F-1254) Vuyovich C (C51C-0668, H44D-02) Walter-Shea E A (B53I-0629) Wang J (H41B-1295) Wang W (SH51E-2635) Vyverberg K (PP44A-04) Walters C K (ED51B-0790) Wang J (PP43A-2304) Wang W (SA31B-2402) Walters R J (G22A-01, S43F-3209, T13A-2685) Wang J (GC13D-1222) Wang W (A23M-08) Walters W (A33A-0202) Wang J (A21F-0142) Wang W (SH43C-2586) W Walterscheid R L (SA32A-02) Wang J (H21F-1470, H21F-1473) Wang X (B51G-0492) Waard A d (IN41D-06) Walther S (B53L-08) Wang J (H51H-1605) Wang X (PP23D-02) Wada I (T51I-03) Walton A L (IN13E-02) WANG J (A11N-0201) Wang X (B41A-0392) Wada K (V53C-3101) Walton M A (OS21A-1941) Wang J (PP41A-2228) Wang X (NG21A-1808) Wade D C (PP53C-2395) Walton P (NH33A-1922) Wang J (H21H-06) Wang X (GC11A-1121, SH41A-2520, T11G-07) Wade J (V41A-3108) Walwer D (V53C-3098) Wang J (B42B-02) Wang X (T43C-3060) Wadhawan M (DI23A-2605) Wan C (EP53E-1033, H21B-1397) Wang J (GC51A-1130) Wang X (C21C-0716) Wadhwa M (P14A-01) Wan H (EP41C-0931) Wang J (GC21H-1173) Wang X (A13G-0363) Waelbroeck C (PP31C-2290) Wan S (NG31A-1837) Wang J (C33B-0820) Wang X (OS43B-2054) Wagenbrenner J W (H43G-1539) Wan W (GC33C-1249) Wang K (MR42A-08, S13B-2568) Wang X (P52B-07, S43B-2827) Wagenbrenner N S (GC51C-1177) Wan X (PP53C-2393) Wang K (GC51D-1200) Wang X (B12D-07) Wagener T (ED43D-0884, H11C-01) Wan Z (OS51B-2036) Wang K (C53B-0716, T21E-05) Wang X (SM23B-2495) Wagle P (B41B-0419) Wanchoo L (IN43B-1697) Wang K (T21E-01) Wang Y (GC33C-1259) Wagner A J (PP51D-2330) Wanchoo S K (ED33G-08) Wang K (V41D-05) Wang Y (H53H-1812) Wagner A M (NS21A-1889) Wanders N (GC41G-03, H13L-1591) Wang K (B51C-0418) Wang Y (GC21H-1189, OS31C-2038) Wagner E (P53C-2216) Wang A (P23A-2147) Wang K (GC41A-1074) Wang Y (S34B-05) Wagner M (H13B-1356) Wang A (OS41C-1968) Wang L (A51C-0064, B51E-0451, Wang Y (A23G-0297) Wagner P F (T41D-2963) Wang B (S43C-2880) GC11F-05, OS22B-07) Wang Y (H32C-05, NH51B-1934) Wagner R W (EP23A-0934) Wang B (GC13B-1200, GC14A-02, Wang L (GC11A-1122, H43C-1434) Wang Y (A43H-0345) Wagner R (B13D-0638) U31A-03) Wang L (SM44B-09) Wang Y (GC51D-1192) Wagner S (PP41C-2258) Wang B (SM13A-2180) Wang L (OS43B-2056) Wang Y (A31F-0105) Wagner T J (A24C-05) Wang B (H41D-1358) Wang L (MR23A-2675) Wang Y (A41A-0009, SH21C-2549) Wahl S (NG41B-1734) Wang C (GP43A-1212) Wang L (OS51C-2063) Wang Y (A43G-0333) Wahl S M (P33B-2134) Wang C (B53J-01) Wang L (SA33A-2408) Wang Y (NS14A-04) Wahl T (NH31A-1895) Wang C (H51A-1430) Wang L (SH13D-05, SH51E-2631) Wang Y (H13F-1452) Waibel M S (C21B-0671) Wang C (PP11B-2022) Wang L (H41C-1347) Wang Y (OS51C-2066) Waigl C F (GC42C-02) Wang C (H43F-1508) Wang L (A43B-0217, H52C-03, V31B-3105) Wang Y (B43C-0620) Wainwright H M (H11D-06) Wang C (A14B-08) Wang L (S31B-2741) Wang Y (DI31A-2605) Waite J H (P33A-2121) Wang C (GP43C-1260) Wang L (B33H-0701) Wang Y (T21A-2793) Wakabayashi J (T51I-02) Wang C (A23A-0180) Wang M (T43D-3068) Wang Y (OS43A-2017) Wakazuki Y (A13A-0228) Wang C (SM44A-02) Wang M (A13E-0314) Wang Y (S43B-2862)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 285 Wang Y (T13D-05) Watson H C (MR51A-2684) Weidendorfer D (V24A-03) Werth C J (H31L-01) Wang Y (H53G-1792) Watson K A (A41E-0081) Weidhaas N (PP21C-2302) Werth D W (PA33D-08) Wang Y (A34C-07, S11A-2426) Watson L M (S11C-2460) Weidner D J (MR21A-2627, MR23A-2666) Werth S (H42D-08) Wang Y (GC33C-1262) Watson P (NG31A-1836) Weidner E F (OS44A-01) Wespestad C (V33E-3177) Wang Y (A31B-0021) Watson P J (OS31B-2006) Weidner E C (S43B-2836) Wessels R (T33C-3035) Wang Y (V23C-2993) Watson S J (V23C-2999, V43F-08) Weigand M (B54D-07) West J B (B23H-03) Wang Y (SH11C-2250, SH13C-2314) Watt J T (OS21A-1940) Weigand T M (H13H-1501) West M J (SH43E-05) Wang Y (OS51A-2016) Watt-Meyer O (A23I-0346) Weigel A M (ED13F-07, IN53E-07) West N (EP32A-05, EP41F-04) Wang Y (H31L-06) Watters W A (EP53C-0955) Weijenborg C (NG13A-1696) West R D (P31B-2101) Wang Z (S51B-2768) Watthanasangmechai K (SA13A-2101) Weijer W (C21C-0708) Westbrook C (H13L-1580) Wang Z (OS13C-1840) Watts A B (A33B-0226, T41E-2981) Weijing Q (G41B-1031) Western A W (H43A-1397) Wang Z (A13B-0235) Watts J D (B53G-0592) Weilbach K (C53C-0748) Westervelt D M (A11L-0160) Wang Z (A43B-0208) Waugh W (B53H-0608) Weiler M (H32E-01, H41B-1323) Westlake J H (SM53C-06) Wang Z (GP43A-1213) Wauthier C (T51C-2928) Wein A S (PA43B-2192) Wetherley E B (B33H-0699) Wang Z (MR41A-2672) Waxler R (S13D-04) Wein A M (NH23C-1877) Wettstein J J (A22E-08, GC23A-1215) Wang Z (A13B-0249, S53B-2871) Waxman E (A51K-0251) Weiner J (H21G-1508) Wetzler N (T31E-2953) Wang Z (A13M-08, A33I-0387) Way M (P53B-2209) Weinert J L (AE13A-0402) Wex S (T21E-03) Wang Z (A43I-0366) Wayand N E (C43C-03) Weingarten M (S43C-2870, T54B-01) Weygand J M (SH41A-2511, SM43A-2472) Wang Z (B31B-0471) Wdowinski S (G13C-04) Weintraub S R (B23I-02, B51I-06) Whalen P J (V43E-3181) Wang Z (A13F-0352) Weagle C L (A51N-07) Weinzierl B (A13H-0391) Wham R M (P53C-2213) Wangner D J (PP13A-2046) Weatherhead E C (GC31F-1168) Weir B (A31N-06) Whattam S A (V13C-2865) Wanik D W (PA14B-04) Weathers T S (H23M-02, PA41D-01) Weis P (T31G-04) Wheater H S (H31J-02, H34C-01) Wanke M (V33B-3127) Weaver C j (A43C-0226) Weiser D A (S43C-2874) Wheatley A (EP13B-1026) Wanless V (T44C-05) Weaver K (NH23D-06) Weisfeiler M (V33C-3137) Wheatley S (V11A-2760) Warburton J (ED21E-06, ED33C-0903) Weaver R (NH13A-1742) Weishaar B (ED41A-0840) Wheeler K I (B43B-0602) Warburton J (EP33D-1021) Weaver S J (GC21E-1146) Weisman I E (PP31D-2327) Wheeler L (T41D-2955) Ward A S (H41H-01, H43D-1466) Weaver W (H51B-1467) Weiss B P (GP23C-1350, V11D-05) Wheeler L (NH13A-1759) Ward A J (PA41B-2139) Webb A G (T41F-08) Weiss C (ED41A-0798) Wheeler M (H13C-1378) Ward C (B13D-0615) Webb C E (C11A-0756) Weiss C J (GP51A-1372, GP51B-1381) Whelan M (B42B-06) Ward D S (GC51E-1230) Webb D F (SH33A-04) Weiss E (ED41A-0799) Whelsky A N (C31A-0736) Ward E M (B53G-0601) Webb F (G11C-05) Weiss I (ED41A-0796) Whipp D M (T42B-05) Ward J L (A23K-0380) Webb J (T33D-08) Weiss I (IN42A-10) Whipple A A (EP51B-0892) Ward K (IN54A-02, V33E-3173) Webb R S (A44C-03) Weiss M (ED41A-0801) Whipple K X (EP14B-03)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Ward L M (PP21E-06) Webb R (C43C-06) Weiss N (ED23B-0825) Whitaker M L (MR12A-04) Ward M K (EP41A-0901) Webb S J (ED51A-0784, NS14A-05) Weiss R (NH41A-1745) Whitcomb R (C21B-0673) Ward N D (B21F-0484, EP22B-08) Webber M (H32C-02) Weiss S (ED41A-0800) Whitcraft A K (GC53A-1268, PA11B-1954) Ward P L (V11C-2812) Weber B (S33D-2858) Weiss S B (B12D-06, PP41C-2279) White B (A33K-02) Ward P (NH23C-1872) Weber M E (A23J-0355) Weiss Y (DI11A-2338) White B L (OS31C-2041) Ward W E (SA33A-2431) Weber R C (DI34A-08) Weiss-Penzias P S (B31J-03) White C E (IN13E-04) Ward-Garrison C (IN23A-1763) Weber T D (P13A-1894) Weitzman J N (B31F-0529) White C (EP43B-0956) Wardle G M (GC53D-1335) Weber W J (H41B-1324, IN51B-1838) Welch C (H12B-02) White C (EP21E-05) Wardlow B (GC54A-08) Weberg M J (SH21E-2576) Welch V (IN34A-08) White E (T41D-2958) Ware J (A51K-0235) Webley P W (NH11B-1720) Weldon N (V11B-2768) White J W (PA23C-2247, PP22A-03) Wargula A (OS22A-06) Webster A (H42G-06) Welker J M (PP24B-08) White J D (P33B-2139) Warner D L (B23E-0635) Webster C R (P23B-2170) Welle P (PA33A-2233) White J D (PP41F-08, T42A-02) Warner M J (B11E-0516) Webster C (C43C-05) Weller M B (P41B-2078, T53C-06) White K D (PA14B-01) Warr O (B31A-0453) Webster J (SM21A-2418) Weller N (PA43B-2221) White N J (DI43B-08) Warren C (PP43C-2352) Webster K (B11I-07) Welling D T (GP24E-04, SM23C-06) White O L (P43B-2110) Warren E (H31L-05) Webster P J (NH32A-02) Wellington D F (P23B-2175) White S M (PP33A-2345) Warren H (SH11C-2237, SH11D-01) Webster T (B41E-0484) Wellman T P (IN21D-07) White S (B51A-0376) Warren J (B41G-0520) Weckmann U (T33C-3037) Wellner J S (C52B-02) White T (C53C-0731) Warren J M (T33C-3040) Wee S (S33B-2827) Wells A (C22A-08) Whitehead J A (T13C-2745) Warren L M (S21B-2713, T31D-2946) Wee T (GC41A-1076) Wells K C (B13I-02) Whitehouse P L (C22C-02, C33D-08) Warren S G (A44B-04, U13A-01) Weerts A (GC51F-04, H23F-1629, H42B- Wells M G (EP42A-07) Whiteside J H (V23C-2990) Warren T (S11D-2502) 01, H51K-05) Wells R K (H12C-02) Whiteway J A (P24C-07) Warrick J A (EP24C-02) Weger L (GC51C-1159) Wells R E (T43C-3067) Whitley M A (GC31H-1189) Was E (V33D-3151) Wegmann M (C31A-0734) Welp L (PP31D-2339) Whitlock J D (C21A-0663) Washburn L (OS13B-1822) Wegner K (PA43A-2175, PA51C-09) Welsh C (GC13E-1232) Whitney D (T51A-2882) Washington D S (PP21A-2251) Wegorzewski A (V23D-3018) Welsh K (PP21C-2306) Whitney S (B13D-0627) Washington W M (U14A-03) Wehbe Y R (H51H-1613) Welsh M (H43I-1574) Whitt F (ED41A-0773) Washington-Allen R A (GC21C-1105) Wehner M F (GC21E-1138) Weltzin J F (IN23C-1782, PA11B-1953) Whittinghill K A (B53A-0520) Wasilewski B (V11D-07) Wehr R A (B14B-05, B52D-02) Wen C (H13A-1337) Whittlesey P L (SH43B-2571) Wasko C (H33D-1559) Wei H (SH22A-02) Wen H (H11E-05, H44C-05) Wi S (H41B-1321) Wasley E (GC34D-08) Wei H (A51Q-02) Wen J (B33J-08) Wiberg P (EP21B-0879) Wason H (NG13A-1703) Wei H (NH33A-1921) Wen L (A12B-02) Wicht J (P24B-07) Wassermann J M (S14C-04) Wei H L (SH11C-2264) Wen T (H31A-1347) Wicker C (EP11B-1013) Wasylenki L (V54A-06) Wei J C (A53C-0295) Wen Y (T11C-2633) Wickert A D (EP41D-08) Waszek L (DI31A-2616) Wei K (PP41B-2243) Wen Y B (H13J-1555) Wickland T D (V23B-2984) Watanabe K (AE33A-0437) Wei L (B33E-0657) Wen Y (B23E-0646) Wicks J K (MR13A-2411) Watanabe M (C53D-0771) Wei L (NH43C-1879) Wenau S (OS41A-1945) Widhalm B (NS23B-03) Watanabe S (NH23B-1860) Wei M (T31H-08) Wendi D (EP33D-1020, NG41A-1727) Widiyantoro S (S43B-2845) Watanabe S (NH43A-1829) Wei Q (P53B-2193) Wenegrat J O (OS23E-06) Widory D (B13C-0583) Watanabe T (GC51C-1172) Wei S (B31E-0506) Weng C (NH41B-1780) Wie J (A23J-0368) Watanabe T (MR51A-2696) Wei S S (DI31A-2604) Weng H (S21B-2732) Wiebe K (GC41G-05) Watanabe T (S53B-2872) Wei T (B33H-0727) Wenger S (H24B-04) Wiedemann K T (B43B-0595) Watanabe Y (B11D-0492) Wei T (H31D-1403) Wenig M (A34B-02) Wiedenbeck M E (SH31B-2596) Waters L (V13D-2887) Wei W (S11A-2434) Wentz K F (B33E-0672) Wieder R (B23D-0618) Watkins J M (V13G-03) Wei W (H43F-1510) Wentzcovitch R M (MR13B-01) Wieder W R (B24D-03) Watkins L (H13A-1344) Wei X (OS51C-2088) Werdell J (A44A-03) Wiedermann M (A43D-0267) Watkins M M (GC12B-04) Wei X (T11A-2588) Werne J P (PP13B-2071, PP23A-2315) Wiegel A A (A44D-08) Watkinson A J (T13C-2742) Wei Y (IN54A-04) Werner C L (G33C-08) Wiekenkamp I (H41K-04) Watlet A (ED51C-0804, H43F-1516, Wei Y (NH51D-03) Werner C (B11H-06) Wielicki B A (A21H-01, PA11D-08) NS41B-1912, T41A-2897) Wei Y (H33E-1584) Werner C A (V31E-01, V33H-07) Wiener C (ED24B-07) Watling B (T42D-03) Wei Z (G33B-1089) Werner F (A51B-0013) Wiens R C (P11B-1857) Watney W L (S51E-3166) Wei Z (T23B-2930) Werner J (PP31C-2289) Wiese D N (G13A-1087) Watson E B (V34C-07) Wei Z (H11B-1299, H43D-1453) Werner M J (S21A-2686) Wiesenberg G L (B41E-0473) Watson E (GC51E-1209) Wei-Chiang C (H13H-1499) Wernette P A (ED23A-0811, EP11A-0960) Wiggins E B (GC51E-1254) Watson F E (H51D-1518) Weidemann S S (C53D-0762) Wernis R A (A43E-0278) Wigmore O (C34C-06)
286 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Wijffels S A (OS52A-01) Wilson E L (B43C-0618) Won Y (A23H-0319) Wright N (C33E-04) Wilber A C (A31F-0111) Wilson G (SA13A-2119) Won Y (IN41C-1678) Wright R (A41H-0159) Wilbourn E (A51F-0126) Wilson G (OS23B-2036) Wondzell S M (H52E-08) Wright S J (B41I-07) Wilckens F K (V31A-3084) Wilson J C (A13G-0356) Wong A (H12B-06) Wright T J (G23A-1037, T22B-04) Wilcock W S (OS44B-03, S23A-2749) Wilson J D (PP23B-2324) Wong A (A11D-0045) Wrzesien M (A41E-0082) Wilcox A C (EP31B-0938) Wilson J M (NH41A-1773) Wong B P (H23J-1710) Wu B (S13B-2561) Wilcox C (OS14A-03) Wilson L B (SH21A-2504) Wong C Y (B43B-0583) Wu B (A21D-0082) Wilcox E M (A41D-0077) Wilson R I (NH52A-08) Wong C (B51D-0429) Wu C (A43F-0297) Wilcox H (IN31D-1780) Wilson R J (A21A-0008, P33C-2162) Wong C I (H12A-04, PP23E-06) Wu C (A23J-0360) Wilcox K (B31K-08) Wilson S G (B54E-04) Wong E (A23M-04) Wu C (SA51B-2430) Wilcox T (ED33F-0923, T23A-2897) Wilson T S (GC24B-03) Wong K (A23J-0363) Wu C (A53L-01) Wild M (GC31D-1139, GC34B-01) Wilson T J (G11A-1052, G11A-1053) Wong M L (P31D-03, P53B-2196) Wu C (S33A-2816) Wild S (A23H-0333) Wilt M (GP51B-1384) Wong M (B51D-0430) Wu D (B13B-0565, H23F-1603) Wild T B (H51A-1417) Wiltberger M J (SM54A-05) Wong M M (IN33B-1811) Wu D L (A13G-0372, A24C-02, H32B-07) Wilde-Piorko M (S23C-2788, S43B-2819) Wilusz A W (EP21C-0901) Wong S (A13C-0269) Wu D (GC21H-1172) Wildenschild D (H53M-05) Wilusz D C (H21B-1385, H43M-02) Wong T (P43B-2112) Wu G C (H23G-1662) Wilder F D (SM31C-03) Wimberly M C (GC13B-1195) Wong T E (NH24A-06) Wu G (A13K-01) Wiley E (B51L-03) Wimmer-Schweingruber R F (SH54A-03) Wong Y (P33F-01, V53C-3107) Wu H (GC41C-1108) Wilkerson J P (B11E-0515) Winchell E W (EP42B-03) Wong-Parodi G (H13M-1602) Wu H (MR41A-2695) Wilkin J (OS13B-1818) Winchester N (B31D-0494) Woo C (SM31A-2449) Wu H (SH41A-2515) Wilkins J L (A41A-0006) Windham-Myers L (GC23K-13, GC24C-05, Woo D (B32A-06) Wu H (H14C-06) Wilkinson C (EP33D-1011) H53J-02) Woo H (PP51B-2295) Wu H (A31I-0182) Willbold M (DI11A-2340) Winebrenner D P (C51E-08) Woo H (EP53A-0925) Wu H (T43E-3098) Willenbring J K (EP12A-05) Winester D (G11B-1080) Woo I (B13A-0559) Wu J (SA33A-2411) Willett C D (MR42A-07) Wing A A (A33D-0254) Woo J (S31B-2748) Wu J (GC51F-07) Willett S (T31A-2879) Wing B R (P42A-09) Woo K S (EP21B-0862) Wu J (SM51C-2505) Williams A (T43D-3077) Wing B A (PP21D-01) Woochul C (A51F-0131) Wu J (H21D-1434) Williams A A (SA53A-2441) Wing S (SM11B-2152) Wood A W (H41L-07, NH53E-01) Wu J (OS31A-1990) Williams B (PP31C-2298) Wingo S M (H23F-1632) Wood B J (V21B-05) Wu J (B42A-03) Williams C (H33J-1688) Winguth A M (PP43C-2344) Wood B D (H51D-1524) Wu J (GC11A-1110) Williams C A (GC44A-01, S43D-02) Winiberg F (A33E-0273) Wood C (ED41A-0829) Wu J (H43E-1504) Williams C R (GC41F-06, H23F-1605) Winkelstern I Z (PP21A-2263) Wood E F (A33M-06, H42B-03) Wu J E (T23F-01) Williams C D (P51A-2121) Winker D M (A24D-03, A43J-08) Wood E C (A33A-0188) Wu L (H23C-1564)
Williams D (V11C-2810) Winkler T S (NH31A-1903) Wood J R (H31B-1350) Wu L (NH53C-2010) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Williams D J (B21H-0525) Winner A (V11C-2794) Wood J D (S43B-2837) Wu L (H43D-1463) Williams D N (U32A-02) Winnick M J (B33B-0598, V13B-2845) Wood K (SM51D-2516) Wu L (A51D-0083) Williams E (AE23A-0414) Winski D (PP51A-2284) Wood M (C51A-0641) Wu L (T41E-2972) Williams E K (PP24B-01) Winslow R M (SM53B-04) Wood N J (NH52A-01) Wu M (T51H-03) Williams E F (S13B-2575) Winsor K (C41B-0659) Wood R (A33L-01) Wu P (G23A-1011) Williams H M (DI13B-07, V24B-06) Winstral A H (C43C-02) Wood W T (OS51B-2047) Wu Q (SA51A-2401) Williams I N (H33K-1721) Winsvold S (C11E-02, C44B-08) Woodall C W (GC43A-1134) Wu Q (A53B-0292) Williams J P (A51K-0228) Winter A (H23D-1575, PP21B-2284) Woodard D (GC31F-1156) Wu Q (S13A-2512) Williams J R (T51A-2884) Winter J (H43C-1443) Woodard J (C33A-0763) Wu Q (PP11A-2004) Williams J (P51D-01) Winter L M (GP31C-1327) Woodfield E E (SM43D-06) Wu Q (H43I-1580) Williams J (GC21B-1091) Winterfeld M (B23F-07) Woodger L A (SM41E-07) Wu S (H23F-1619) Williams J (NH22A-02, OS23D-05) Winterhalter D (P13C-07) Woodhouse C A (GC13E-1238) Wu S (SH51A-2569, SH51A-2570) Williams J W (PA12B-08) Winterleitner G (H13O-04) Woodroffe J R (SM23C-08) WU S (A33J-0405) Williams K B (V13F-08) Wintsch R P (T13E-04) Woods A (PP43B-2320) Wu S (GC11B-1142) Williams K H (H34C-02) Wirth E A (S31C-2779) Woods C (GC23A-1214) Wu S (S13B-2551) Williams M A (B13D-0634, C14B-07) Wirth R (B21C-0452) Woods J (H51L-03) Wu T (GC21H-1197) Williams M (T43E-3089) Wise M (C53C-0732) Woods K D (B53F-0568) Wu T (NH51D-02) Williams N E (GC53E-1348) Wishart D N (ED11E-06) Woods T (A33E-0297) Wu W (A43F-0305, MR51C-2727) Williams P (GC51E-1208) Witek M L (A33I-0383) Woods T N (SH13A-2285, SH24A-01) Wu W (GC51C-1182) Williams P D (ED41B-06, OS23E-03, Withers K (S31C-2776) Woods-Robinson R (P21A-2077) Wu W (H24A-03) PA31A-2194) Witt D R (DI23A-2599) Woodson A K (P13A-1922) Wu W (T52B-07) Williams W (GP22A-02) Witte J C (A43A-0194) Woodward B D (B43A-0568) Wu X (A43D-0259) Williamson A (NH43B-1852) Witte M (A33I-0369) Woodworth D (GP43C-1262) Wu X (B43A-0567) Willig M (DI11A-2332) Witten B (S31B-2761) Woody M (ED11C-0908) Wu X (A11D-0053) Willing C (B41E-0477) Wittenberg A T (A43D-0265) Woolf D (B22B-02) Wu X (EP53A-0927) Willis J K (C51A-0652) Wittke S (T41B-2919) Woolway R I (GC23J-08) Wu X (G12A-06) Willis M D (A22F-01) Wittkop C (B41A-0394) Worden A K (NH53B-1997) Wu X (B41D-0469) Willis M J (C11E-01) Wittmann H (B21K-05) Worden H M (A11D-0043) Wu Y (ED51G-0841) Willmann M (H54C-02) Wlostowski A N (H41H-08) Worden J (A33O-01) Wu Y (A53E-0351) Willoughby R (A32C-07) Wnuk K (V53C-3116) Wordsworth R D (P23E-02, P52A-02) Wu Y (AE31A-03) Wilmouth D M (A33E-0276) Woelfle M (A53K-07) Worland S C (H31F-1461) Wu Y (A43C-0234) Wilms H (SA53C-02) Wohl E (EP51D-05, EP52B-08) Worqlul A W (H43A-1398) Wu Y (S23A-2737) Wilner J (C53C-0726) Wold A (SH22B-02) Worrall F (B13C-0578) Wu Y (SA23A-2387) Wilpiszeski R (B53C-0541) Woldesellasse H T (A11C-0037) Worsnop R (A43H-0350) Wu Y (PP11A-2001) Wilson A M (C34C-08) Wolding B (A24E-02) Wortham B E (PP24A-02) Wu Y (T23A-2895) Wilson A (A51G-0151) Wolf A S (DI41A-2613, MR21A-2625) Worthington E R (SA41A-2366) Wu Y (A43H-0357) Wilson A L (NS33B-1971) Wolf E T (P52A-06) Worthington L L (T41D-2962) Wu Y (A13G-0365) Wilson A M (A51E-0108) Wolf L W (T51G-3020) Woycheese K M (B31A-0458) Wu Y (H51C-1472) Wilson A (ED11A-0880) Wolf S (H14B-03) Wozniak A S (B23D-0605) Wu Z (P21B-2095) Wilson B (NH23A-1851) Wolfand J (H34B-03) Wozniak M C (A13H-0388) Wu Z (B21B-0439) Wilson B D (IN12A-04) Wolfe R E (IN51D-06) Woznicki S A (H53J-08) Wu Z (A11F-0079) Wilson C (IN33D-03, OS31A-1988) Wolff C (ED23C-0837) Wright A (OS13D-01) Wu Z (A13K-08) Wilson C (EP52A-05) Wolff J (IN33A-1801) Wright A J (H51F-1549) Wu Z (PA33A-2226) Wilson C E (ED34A-01) Wolff M J (P21B-2107) Wright D (H21K-07) Wu Z (EP53E-1018) Wilson C A (EP52B-02) Wolin E (S53C-06, T11A-2592) Wright D J (IN12A-01, IN53E-02, Wuebbles D J (A41J-01, GC34D-04) Wilson C J (GC21F-1156) Wolkovich E M (B41I-06) PA11D-05) Wuerth S M (A33O-03) Wilson C R (H51C-1490) Wollheim W M (B24C-03) Wright E E (H51D-1511) Wulamu A (B33F-0689) Wilson C (H21I-02, H42A-03) Wollherr S (S21B-2724) Wright G (A31A-0016) Wulfmeyer V (A41E-0078, H33K-1715) Wilson C J (V11C-2805) Wollny K G (ED23A-0803) Wright H M (V14A-05) Wunch D (A54G-07) Wilson C E (NG41A-1717) Wollschläger J (OS24A-03) Wright J D (PP51C-2322) Wunderle S (GC53H-02) Wilson D (S14C-02) Wolovick M (C21B-0681) Wright J T (P11A-1848, SH43D-2592) Wurzburger N (B41E-0474) Wilson D J (T13B-2708) Wolterbeek T K (H12C-07) Wright K A (H53E-1754) Würzer S (C51C-0667) Wilson D S (C52B-05, G51A-1076) Womack C (A33E-0274) Wright K A (T43A-3028) Wyatt F K (G33A-1087) Wilson E A (C21C-0710) Won M (GC53B-1287) Wright L (GC53C-1309) Wyborn L A (IN31C-1768, IN42A-06,
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 287 IN43B-1693, PA51B-2269) Xu H (PP13B-2088) Yamada M (SM21A-2419) Yang J (PP21D-04) Wye L (A33P-07) Xu H (OS41B-1955) Yamada M (NH43A-1812) Yang J (H53H-1808) Wygant J R (SH21C-2552) Xu H (H23L-08) Yamada M (S32A-01, S33C-2854) Yang J (A21A-0016) Wyhlidal S (PP31D-2328) Xu J (A21D-0086) Yamada R (P53C-2222) Yang J (GP51A-1355) Wymore A (ED13E-0954, EP42B-07) Xu J (A31C-0055) Yamada Y (T51D-2976) Yang J (A33C-0234) Wynne R H (B53M-02) Xu J (H13A-1335) Yamada Y (A43I-0373) Yang J (G51B-1091) Wysession M E (ED23D-0846, S32C-07) Xu J (OS13C-1829) Yamagami Y (OS13A-1801) Yang J (SM51D-2518) Wyss M (S23A-2767) Xu J (MR21B-2637) Yamagata Y (B41H-05) Yang K (A13D-0298) Wziontek H (G41B-1019) Xu J (MR41A-2674) Yamaguchi R (OS23C-2064) Yang K (C41D-0710) Xu J (A23K-0377) Yamaguchi T (A12A-07) Yang K (H51H-1624) Xu L (A43D-0270) Yamaguchi T (S11E-08) Yang K (B13G-0735) X Xu L (A13B-0254) Yamahara K (OS24A-01) Yang K (GC13J-02) Xavier L (GC11B-1139) Xu L (A51K-0229) Yamamoto A (OS43B-2055) Yang L A (B51H-0499) Xia B (T31F-2988) Xu L (GC53D-1333) Yamamoto A (NH43B-1849) Yang L (OS51C-2083) Xia B (T23B-2933) Xu M (IN11B-1617) Yamamoto A (OS31C-2042) Yang L (G31A-1040) Xia B (EP53E-1036) Xu M (B51E-0465, C41D-0704, Yamamoto J (S53A-2804) Yang L (SH41D-05) Xia C (SH41E-03) GP43C-1253) Yamamoto K (B21G-0500) Yang L (H41B-1296) Xia H (T31E-2958) Xu N (EP23A-0946) Yamamoto N (NH43B-1836) Yang L (NG33A-1866) Xia J (B21J-0551) Xu Q (B44C-04) Yamamoto R (SH11C-2260) Yang L (H32D-08) Xia K (B31C-0484) Xu R (B11E-0505) Yamamoto R (G51A-1061) Yang M (A43G-0309) Xia K (OS43A-2013) Xu R (GP31C-1323) Yamamoto Y (T31D-2928) Yang P (B51B-0390) Xia L (GC31I-03) Xu S (GP51A-1361) Yamamoto Y (DI41A-2619) Yang P (A11P-06, P11C-1864) Xia Y (V13B-2831) Xu S (P13A-1895) Yamamoto Y (T21C-2829) Yang Q (A43E-0287) Xia Z (SM43B-2502) Xu S (S11E-07, S14B-04) Yamanaka G (OS13A-1795) Yang Q (B31H-0567) Xian T (A13G-0380) Xu T (H11A-1278) Yamano M (T31C-2917) Yang Q (A21A-0005) Xian Y (H41H-06) Xu T (H53A-1652) Yamasaki T (H13E-1420) Yang Q (V11A-2749) Xiang B (A53K-05) Xu W (AE32A-04) Yamasaki T (OS41C-1973) Yang Q (A31H-0141) Xiang R (OS51C-2068) Xu W (B13F-0686) Yamashita F (S21B-2698) Yang S (A43H-0348) Xiao D (H33H-1656, H51E-1529) Xu W (G23A-1016) Yamashita M (T31C-2897, T31C-2899) Yang S (GC11A-1113) Xiao D (PP21B-2281) Xu W (B11A-0433) Yamauchi H (MR41A-2673) Yang S (ED11B-0890, SA51B-2420) Xiao F (OS13A-1799) Xu X (GC53D-1320) Yamazaki D (H24B-07, H51P-08) Yang S (H41E-1372) Xiao H (H41B-1294, S43A-2796) Xu X (A13K-03) Yamazaki K (GP51A-1358) Yang S (A31I-0168, GC23A-1221) Xiao H (S23A-2744) Xu X (B41I-08) Yamazaki K (GC21I-06) Yang S (A13K-05, A43H-0338)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Xiao J (S31B-2732) Xu X (H33G-1622) Yamazaki T (GP43D-03) Yang S (H43A-1399) Xiao J (B44A-06) Xu X (A33D-0263) Yan C (B41G-0524) Yang T (H24D-07) Xiao M (H53F-1775) Xu X (C33B-0785) Yan D (GC41B-1083) Yang T (OS54B-08) Xiao P (T41A-2895) Xu X (B54F-08) Yan E (GC33F-02) Yang W (B51C-0414, H41A-1276, V51A-3054) Xiao Q (A31D-0074) Xu X (A23D-0264) Yan H (H23L-04) Yang W (A23D-0259) Xiao T (A21D-0096) Xu X (T22B-08) Yan J (B41D-0452) Yang W (A52A-07) Xiaopeng D (T51D-2971) Xu X (NG33A-1858) Yan L (NH51B-1935) Yang W (V51A-3034) Xie B (A13B-0263) Xu X (S31C-2774) Yan L (SH31B-2569) Yang W (H33D-1569) Xie F (A43B-0221) Xu X (T11G-01) Yan L (A13B-0234) Yang W (GC41E-1125) Xie H (GC11A-1117) Xu Y (SH11A-2221, SH41E-04) Yan M (PP53B-2388) Yang X (B51B-0400) Xie H (V43B-3148) Xu Y (A11E-0058) Yan N (GC21H-1193) Yang X (S51B-2774) Xie H (C43B-0753) Xu Y (B31G-0549) Yan P (C33C-0836) Yang X (SM31A-2442) Xie H (C14A-04) Xu Y (T11B-2624) Yan Q (B21I-0539) Yang X (T51B-2916) Xie J (S22A-07) Xu Y (H24D-06) Yan S (H51B-1448) Yang X (H41F-1382) Xie J (S13B-2564) Xu Z (B51C-0421) Yan S (C23B-0753) Yang X (S51A-2740) Xie M (S31B-2730) Xu Z (H23E-1585) Yan W (OS51C-2064) Yang X (A43O-05) Xie P (H12D-02) Xu Z (H51C-1491) Yan X (A34C-08) Yang X (OS43A-1998) Xie S (A43K-04, A54A-01) Xu Z (GP31C-1316) Yan Y (A21E-0129) Yang X (PP34A-05) Xie S (OS23C-2056) Xu Z (S13B-2548) Yan Y (A51D-0090) Yang X (H23C-1548) Xie S (A43G-0314) Xuan S K (NH43C-1890) Yan Z (H51D-1522) Yang Y (S51B-2778) Xie S H (B31D-0501) Xuan W (H43A-1396) Yanagawa A (GC53D-1319) Yang Y (A51E-0103, SH12A-08) Xie S (T33D-04) Xuan Y (H43B-1426) Yanai R D (B33D-0637) Yang Y (A12B-03, A53B-0288, B13E-0670, Xie W (H43D-1454) Xue J (G31B-1061) Yanamandra-Fisher P A (ED24B-10, H13M-1598, S43B-2864) Xie Y (OS13D-04) Xue L (T43A-3015) P11C-1867) Yang Y (SM41B-2439) Xie Y (T41D-2952) Xue L (EP11B-1005) Yanez G A (NH11B-1738) Yang Y (H43G-1522) Xie Y (H41F-1373) Xue L (A13B-0257) Yanez-Serrano A M (A43E-0274) Yang Y (A23C-0239, H51O-05) Xie Y (A24A-06) Xue L (A13A-0215) Yang A Y (T33A-3015) Yang Y E (PA43B-2226) Xie Y (H23K-04) Xue M (OS51C-2089) Yang A (T13C-2738) Yang Y (T12A-07) Xie Z (GC21B-1085) Xue Q (H33A-1519) Yang B (S23A-2759) Yang Y (A31H-0146) Xie Z (H51H-1599) Xue T (A12B-08) Yang B (SM43A-2491) Yang Y (SA44A-05) Xie Z (A13E-0317) Xue X (SA33A-2417) Yang B (DI44A-07) Yang Y (T23B-2921) Xin X (A53D-0328) Xue X (H51H-1616) Yang B (H51H-1590) Yang Y (C11A-0751) Xin Y (A21D-0091) Xue Y (A22C-02) Yang C (GC21C-1103) Yang Y (B13D-0618, B43C-0608) Xing J (A51P-05) Xue Y (H33H-1665) Yang C (IN21B-1734, IN21D-06, IN24A-08) Yang Y (A21K-06, A23D-0256) Xing L (S51A-2738) Xue Z (A51E-0117) Yang C (H43D-1459, OS51B-2051) Yang Z (H51H-1591) Xing T (H12C-03) Xueref-Remy I (A51K-0243) Yang C (GC31F-1155) Yang Z (T51B-2915) Xing X (OS51C-2073) Yang C (PP31A-2263) Yang Z (SH22A-08) Xing Z (IN31B-1762) Yang C (A23I-0353) Yang Z (B43C-0635) Xing Z (SM43A-2485) Y Yang C (S53A-2786) Yanites B (EP14B-02) Xing Z (DI51A-2657) Yabe S (S41C-05) Yang D (A53A-0261) Yano T E (S53B-2853) Xiong L (EP33B-0981) Yabusaki S (B51G-0485) Yang D (GC43E-1202) Yanto M (H33D-1561) Xiong X (A24C-01) Yacovitch T I (A21G-0148) Yang D (GC51A-1121) Yao C (GC33C-1241) Xiong Y (H11B-1300) Yadav R (A13B-0250) Yang D (NS32A-04) Yao H (S32C-02) Xiu P (OS54B-03) Yadav S (SA31A-2389) Yang F (T51D-2959) Yao J G (H13J-1538) Xu A A (GC22B-04) Yadav V (A51K-0236) Yang H (S51E-3163) Yao J (SM51B-2485) Xu C (EP43E-05) Yadollahi Farsani H (H13N-06) Yang H (MR21B-2631) Yao R (C53D-0763) Xu D (NS33B-1955) Yagci A L (H11B-1298) Yang H (S12A-06) Yao T (B13H-05) Xu F (A51B-0020) Yager J A (PP51C-2316, V23C-2992) Yang H (V23D-3025) Yao X (B13F-0694) Xu G (A33F-0308) Yagi Y (S12A-07) Yang H (S13B-2557) Yao Y (T41C-2934) Xu G (OS44B-07) Yagmur M (NH51C-1974) Yang H (A11E-0069) Yao Y (H33G-1621) Xu H (V23B-2970) Yair Y (AE23A-0415, AE23A-0416) Yang H (S13A-2532) Yao Z (SM51E-2544) Xu H (H44A-07) Yakirevich A (H13I-1527) Yang J (A43G-0334) Yarbro L (ED11D-0913) Xu H (S41A-2745) Yalim M S (SH43B-2576) Yang J (DI23B-2615) Yarce J (S33A-2820) Xu H (SA53A-2442) Yamada A (A41F-0108) Yang J (B41G-0532, H33J-1687, Yarmey L (IN31G-01) Xu H (S41A-2752) Yamada M (H43D-1469) IN31D-1784, SM43E-08) Yarnell S M (EP51B-0906)
288 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Yashiro S (SH13C-2320) Yoneda M (P23C-2180) Yu M (A13M-06) Zambrano-Bigiarini M (H21D-1433) Yasmina B (AE23B-0421) Yoneyama K (OS21B-1970) Yu M (B31G-0547) Zambri B (V32A-08) Yassminh R (T13C-2722) Yonezu Y (SM31A-2475) Yu M (B22A-02) Zamora L M (A11G-0100) Yasuhara M (PP43A-2293) Yong A (S33B-2837, S43E-05) Yu M (B23A-0553) Zamudio L (A41G-0143) Yasui R (SA33A-2436) Yong C (G51A-1069) Yu P (A12E-07) Zamzow K (PA44A-05) Yasunari T J (GC51E-1206) Yoo C (OS41B-1956) Yu Q (B33C-0614) Zanchettin D (A23G-0299, A23H-0329) Yatagai A I (A44C-07) Yoo K (OS21A-1950) Yu Q (GC53B-1284) Zang H (B41F-0507) Yates D N (PA33D-03, U42A-02) Yoon C E (S43C-2883) Yu S (SH51E-2632) Zang N (S31C-2784) Yates E L (A11M-0189) Yoon H (H43E-1501) Yu S (A51C-0038) Zang Z (A31E-0094) Yates J N (SM44B-02) Yoon H (H53D-1741) Yu W (T43C-3058) Zank G P (SH44A-01) Yator J J (GC41B-1100) Yoon H (H13A-1341, H33A-1526) Yu X (S33B-2828) Zannat U J (G41A-1012) Yau A W (SA23A-2391) Yoon J (H52F-02) Yu Y (GC41B-1087) Zannoni N (A31I-0157, A33H-0359) Ybanez R L (NH51B-1928, NH51B-1947) Yoon J (C21A-0660) Yu Y (A43G-0332) Zapata Y M (H13G-1477) Ye C (P21C-2123) Yoon K (SH22B-08) Yu Y (SM51G-08) Zare A (A33A-0194) Ye H (A13G-0374) Yoon P H (SH51B-2577) Yu Y (SA51A-2409) Zarekarizi M (H13P-08) Ye H (GC11B-1140) Yoon S (H41B-1304) Yu Y (B31B-0468) Zarif F (EP43C-0977) Ye L (EP33A-0965) Yoon S (A21C-0061) Yu Z (PP42A-05) Zarnetske J P (H43D-1485) Ye L (S32B-06, T54C-08) Yoon S (GC51E-1244) Yu Z (OS51C-2078) Zarnetske P L (GC13I-07) Ye M (GC33C-1255, H11C-06) Yoon S (IN21B-1739) Yu Z (B13F-0714) Zarsky J D (B41C-0445) Ye Q (A32C-05) Yoon S (H33C-1554) Yu-Shiang T (A13E-0327) Zarzycki C M (A31A-0003) Ye Q (C41C-0686) Yoon Y (H53F-1779) Yuan B (A23P-04) Zaslavsky I (IN21D-03) Ye S (P31B-2096) York A (C44B-03) Yuan C (A13G-0359) Zatarain-Salazar J (H51A-1414) Ye S (H51C-1497) Yoshida A (A51H-0155) Yuan C (H31E-1426) Zavala Romero O (PA23B-2225) Ye X (A33O-07) Yoshida K (A23I-0354) Yuan D (OS12A-08) Zavala-Hidalgo J (OS43A-2008) Ye Y (H23J-1715) Yoshida K (T51D-2965) Yuan F (A51E-0119) Zavodsky B (H23F-1641, IN31A-1734) Ye Z (T33B-3020) Yoshida N (H51I-1645) Yuan F (H41D-1360) Zawadowicz M A (A13M-02) Yeager D (A14C-05) Yoshida T (H54E-08) Yuan H (T21F-03, T23E-05) Zdeb B (EP33D-1015) Yearsley J R (H24B-02) Yoshida Y (B51B-0389) Yuan J (A41C-0055) Zecevic M (S31B-2735) Yecheskel Y (H33P-07) Yoshida Y (A41F-0118) Yuan J (GP43A-1214) Zeebe R E (PP33C-03) Yeck W L (S44C-08, S53A-2802, S53E-02) Yoshii T (NH43B-1854) Yuan J (OS13A-1802) Zeeman M J (A11R-05, A23B-0198, Yedlin M J (S51A-2758) Yoshikawa A (SM51D-2523) Yuan K (DI51C-05) H32B-06) Yee J (SA23A-2377) Yoshikawa I (P21E-01) Yuan S (H21G-1512) Zeff H B (H52G-05) Yee L (A43M-04) Yoshikawa S (GC43C-1186) Yuan S (NH11A-1713) Zegre N (GC33C-1258)
Yeghiazarian L (H41A-1264) Yoshimaru S (V13E-2899) Yuan S (S11A-2437) Zeiger S J (H11F-03, H23A-1520) INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Yeh E (T23A-2901) Yoshimitsu N (S13A-2514, S51E-3173) Yuan S (H24A-01) Zeigler R A (IN53D-04) Yeh G (H53G-1794) Yoshimoto M (T51E-2983) Yuan T (SA33A-2432) Zeitler P K (T11A-2584) Yeh J (NH43C-1872) Yoshimura K (PP23E-01) Yuan T (A21B-0031) Zelenyuk A (A32C-04) Yeh P J (GC33C-1242) Yoshioka K (P21E-02) Yuan T (GC41B-1096) Zelinka M D (A13C-0268) Yeh S (A41B-0030) Yost C R (A23A-0185) Yuan W (GC11A-1106) Zell W (H23K-05) Yeh T (B21B-0445) You K (OS51B-2037) Yuan X (H21D-1432) Zelt C A (NS31A-1943) Yeh Y (OS21A-1953) You S (A21D-0099) Yuan Y O (S13C-08) Zemp M (C13D-0857) Yehudai M (PP31B-2278) Young A M (GC51E-1250) Yuan Y (V11B-2779) Zen S (EP51A-0855) Yen A S (V31C-3107) Young B (S51A-2743) Yuan Y (DI41A-2608) Zender C S (OS11A-1778) Yen H (H43A-1402) Young C (ED13F-01, SH11A-2217) Yucel I (H23F-1628, NH51B-1940) Zeng C (GC21H-1202) Yenier E (S21D-06, S54B-07) Young D J (T33B-3033) Yue C (SM11B-2144) Zeng J (H31G-1484) Yeo I (H33O-08) Young D J (B43H-02) Yue H (S52C-05) Zeng L (DI31A-2611) Yeo I A (OS41C-1994) Young D W (NS31A-1944) Yue J (SA23A-2375, SA53C-08) Zeng L (NG41A-1723) Yeo L (P53C-2225) Young E D (B23H-06, V34A-04) Yue Q (A33B-0218) Zeng N (GC23B-1240) Yeo L (A41B-0039) Young E K (T41B-2907) Yue S (A51N-06) Zeng R (GC31J-05) Yerasi A (A23N-07) Young E V (C41C-0690) Yue X (GC53B-1285) Zeng S (A23A-0178) Yerk W (H31E-1430) Young E (T13E-01) Yue X (SA13A-2098, SA13A-2109) Zeng X (S13B-2574) Yesilyurt S (PP13A-2066) Young J W (IN24A-04) Yueh S H (OS53A-2094) Zeng X (A22C-06) Yetemen O (EP43A-0943) Young K S (H52C-08) Yuen D A (GP12A-02, T23C-2948) Zeng Y (B43A-0579, B43B-0600) Yettella V (A23G-0301) Young M (SA21A-2352) Yum S (A31M-03) Zeng Y (H33M-06) Yeum Y (H31C-1381) Young N E (PP13A-2050) Yumol L M (PP11C-2035) Zeng Z (A41F-0125) Yi B (A43F-0294) Young S L (SM11C-2160) Yun G Q (A21D-0090) Zeng Z (GC41A-1075) Yi C (B43H-04) Young T (C33A-0769) Yun K (A43D-0241) Zeng Z (GC53E-1347) Yi D (C11A-0748) Young Morse R (IN51D-05) Yun S (H13A-1326) Zenitani S (SM23B-2490) Yi H (H41B-1305) Young-Robertson J M (GC41H-02) Yun S (NH43D-08) Zerbini S (G11B-1076) Yi K (SH11B-2227) Yousef F (B43A-0552) Yun T (NS33B-1978) Zerkle A (PP21D-03) Yi R (NG13A-1695) Yousef L A (PP41A-2236) Yung Y L (A23K-0395) Zertani S (T31E-2961) Yi S (C13D-0867, GC33C-1250) Yousefi M (G11A-1058) Zesta E (A41H-0158) Yi Y (B52C-06) Yousefzadeh M (H41F-1391) Zha C (T33A-3010) Yiğit E (P21B-2097, SA31C-08) Youssof M (S43B-2853) Z Zhai A J (B51B-0402) Yildirim E (PA23B-2227) Yu B (GC51B-1146) Zabotin N A (SA33A-2414, SA43A-2390) Zhai C (A33B-0224) Yilmaz K K (H43K-1640) Yu B (SA43A-2395) Zaccarin A (H13A-1334) Zhai G (V33E-3179) Yilmaz T I (V31A-3069) Yu C (A23C-0243) Zaccheo T (A31G-0123) Zhai H (MR44A-02) Yilmaz Y (GC23I-06) Yu C (G31B-1060) Zachara J M (B31H-0563) Zhai J (H53C-1723) Yim S (A21C-0059) Yu C (OS51C-2074) Zacny K (P41A-2063) Zhai P (A43L-08) Yin A (S33A-2804) Yu C (DI31A-2600) Zahlava J (SM31A-2482) Zhai Q (S11A-2423) Yin J (OS11B-08) Yu D (H53K-06) Zahmatkesh Z (H21A-1359) Zhai X (OS51A-2033) Yin J (S21B-2716) Yu E (S53A-2817) Zahniser M S (A21G-0164) Zhalnina K (B33K-05) Yin N (P22A-08) Yu F (A43N-08) Zahnle K J (P52A-05) Zhan Y (A23L-05) Yin X (H13K-1564) Yu H (B31F-0535) Zaima K (MR41A-2688) Zhan Z (S34B-02, S41A-2730, S41B-2786) Yin X (B33D-0631) Yu H (T11C-2635) Zainali A (NH43A-1818) Zhang A (PA31B-2203) Yin Y (B31I-07) Yu H (IN11B-1630, IN11B-1631) Zaitchik B F (A51I-0196, GC22C-04, Zhang B (GP51C-1405) Yiu S (A11K-0150) Yu H (C51A-0640) H41B-1299) Zhang B (SM12A-03) Yizengaw E (GP31C-1320, SA43A-2382) Yu H (T13A-2677) Zajic B N (H51F-1548) Zhang B (T11A-2589) Yogodzinski G M (T14C-06) Yu H (SH22B-06, SM23B-2487) Zakharenkova I (SA31A-2383) Zhang B (B13I-05) Yokoi N (NG13A-1686) Yu H (DI31B-2649) Zakharov I (C33B-0809) Zhang C (GC11A-1116) Yokoi S (OS13E-05) Yu J (A53E-0347) Zakharov V E (NG23A-1822, NG33C-01) Zhang C (T41E-2983) Yokokawa M (OS13C-1833) Yu J (SM51A-2465) Zakharova N V (MR51C-2735) Zhang C (B43A-0550) Yokoyama C (A23F-0289) Yu J (A34E-06) Zaliapin I V (S31E-07) Zhang C (MR41A-2687) Yokoyama T (SA11A-08) Yu J (A43H-0344) Zalidis G (PA51C-02) Zhang C (A33D-0248) Yokoyama Y (PP11E-04) Yu K (GC53D-1326) Zalles V (GC53A-1276) Zhang C (H13K-1565) Yokozawa M (B33E-0651) Yu L (OS52B-05) Zallie J T (A23A-0174) Zhang C (A31H-0149, OS21B-1969) Yokum H E (GC33D-1275) Yu L (EP13B-1029) Zaman B (H23A-1534) Zhang D (AE12A-07) Yoneda J (B21G-0490) Yu L (B13F-0706) Zambon F (DI41A-2605) Zhang D (A21E-0126, A31C-0045)
2016 AGU FALL MEETING 289 Zhang D (S43B-2852) Zhang T (GC51C-1171) Zhao F (GC21E-1140) Zhizhin M N (IN31A-1735) Zhang D (MR13A-2387) Zhang T (H41C-1349) Zhao F R (GC21C-1110) Zhong L (GC13J-05) Zhang D (G24A-10, H24D-01, H24D-02) Zhang T (GP43C-1261) Zhao G (A21H-07, H33M-08) Zhong L (H33A-1515) Zhang D (MR21B-2630) Zhang W (H33C-1553) Zhao G (T51D-2949) Zhong M (S22A-05) Zhang E (GC11A-1111) Zhang W (B23A-0559, S31C-2770) Zhao H (T11A-2587) Zhong S (C33C-0844, DI33A-07) Zhang F (GC11F-04, GC21B-1075, H43L- Zhang W (GC21H-1182) Zhao H (NS22A-07) Zhong X (C23B-0739) 03, T33C-3049) Zhang W (S21B-2723) Zhao H (B21J-0550) Zhou A (GC11A-1118) Zhang F (T51D-2969) Zhang W (H33G-1631) Zhao H (SM44C-02) Zhou B (A21D-0100) Zhang G (A53A-0259) Zhang W (B43C-0615) Zhao H (B11C-0464) Zhou B (A21F-0131) Zhang G (GC14A-08) Zhang X (P52A-08) Zhao J (SA43A-2392, SA43A-2393) Zhou C (A54A-02, V41A-3110) Zhang G (B53D-0551) Zhang X (A53B-0276, A53B-0281) Zhao J (A13B-0252) Zhou C (A43F-0295) Zhang G (S31B-2733) Zhang X (GC31B-1116) Zhao J (SH43A-2553) Zhou C (H13J-1535) Zhang G (OS53C-07) Zhang X (GC33C-1244) Zhao L (B43I-05) Zhou F (B13I-06) Zhang G (NS41B-1906) Zhang X (B13F-0700, H31J-06) Zhao L (B33E-0667) Zhou H (G13A-1083) Zhang H (A51G-0152) Zhang X (SM31B-2487) Zhao L (B21C-0455, GC23C-1248) Zhou H (EP41C-0928) Zhang H (B53D-0549) Zhang X (GC11A-1107) Zhao L (SM13B-2198) Zhou H (NG23A-1821) Zhang H (IN13B-1654) Zhang X (A23M-06, G51B-1089) Zhao L (C11C-0778) Zhou H (H14F-06) Zhang H (S53A-2807) Zhang X (B43G-08) Zhao L (A43G-0323) Zhou H (OS13A-1798) Zhang H (H43J-1607) Zhang X (A23C-0236) Zhao L (H33H-1651) Zhou K (OS51C-2060) Zhang H (A11C-0029, A51C-0047) Zhang X (B33J-06) Zhao L (SH51E-2625, SH51G-07) Zhou L (B23D-0601) Zhang H (A53E-0356) Zhang X (GC53A-1259) Zhao M (B33F-0690) Zhou M (SM21A-2439) Zhang H (H51I-1638) Zhang X (G51B-1103) Zhao M (A53E-0343) Zhou P (B13G-0720) Zhang H (GC51D-1198, GC53H-04) Zhang X (B41A-0391) Zhao M (H43G-1527) Zhou Q (H51H-1621) Zhang H (SM13B-2211) Zhang X (H14C-05) Zhao M (A24E-01, A53K-03) Zhou Q (B33C-0619) Zhang H (EP33B-0989) Zhang X (B51H-0498) Zhao M (OS53C-08) Zhou Q (DI43B-04) Zhang H (GP41A-07) Zhang X (V13D-2894) Zhao N (T21D-2871) Zhou R (T51D-2974) Zhang J (IN11A-1613, IN13C-1676, Zhang X (A11G-0096) Zhao P (T23B-2923) Zhou S (A31C-0042) IN14A-08, IN43A-1682) Zhang X (OS23B-2028, SM51B-2478) Zhao P (A14B-02) Zhou S (A11D-0044) Zhang J (GC24B-06) Zhang X (A23C-0241) Zhao Q (G33B-1101) Zhou T (B51C-0420) Zhang J (A41B-0041) Zhang X (OS51C-2076) Zhao S (A13E-0318) Zhou T (H43D-1455) Zhang J (H23F-1606, NS43C-1929) Zhang X (AE23B-0418, NH54B-05) Zhao T (H31G-1485, NS21A-1882) Zhou W (GC32B-04) Zhang J (A11B-0014) Zhang X (A31I-0181) Zhao T (NH51B-1939) Zhou W (A11C-0035) Zhang J (GP31C-1317) Zhang Y (A13D-0286, A43A-0188) Zhao V (EP13A-1024) Zhou W (B11E-0508)
PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR Zhang J (H43H-1569) Zhang Y (A53E-0353, B43A-0580) Zhao W (A53E-0338) Zhou W (MR51C-2732) Zhang J (SM14A-07) Zhang Y (GC12C-07) Zhao W (A43G-0313) Zhou X (NH11B-1732) Zhang J (B54E-06, SH14A-04) Zhang Y (B13F-0680) Zhao X (H13I-1526) Zhou X (H33I-1672) Zhang J (GC51A-1137) Zhang Y (OS12C-03) Zhao X (B51C-0412) Zhou X (A33I-0380) Zhang J (C21A-0658) Zhang Y (B51B-0393) Zhao X (SH51A-2567) Zhou X (SH51A-2572) Zhang J (A54F-02, H13J-1536) Zhang Y (A53B-0273) Zhao X (V51A-3049) Zhou X (A21M-05, EP11A-0969, T31C-2919) Zhang J (EP21A-0859) Zhang Y (S43B-2823) Zhao X (OS51C-2075) Zhou X (B54C-04, H51B-1463) Zhang K (A13A-0223) Zhang Y (B11F-0532) Zhao X (A53D-0321) Zhou X (SM51G-05) Zhang K (NH31B-07) Zhang Y (H23G-1653) Zhao Y (A43G-0306) Zhou Y (OS51C-2069) Zhang K (G33B-1102) Zhang Y (H51D-1506) Zhao Y (H43B-1421) Zhou Y (A43H-0360) Zhang K (A13B-0255, NS13A-05, Zhang Y (ED51A-0785) Zhao Y (B23B-0575) Zhou Y (A13M-07) SM31B-2491) Zhang Y (H13F-1454) Zhao Y (P23A-2164) Zhou Y (C23B-0746) Zhang L (OS11C-07) Zhang Y (H51F-1540) Zhao Y (B13F-0684) Zhou Y (A33H-0358, DI22A-05) Zhang L (A31I-0184, A43I-0377, B21L-08, Zhang Y (S53B-2859) Zhao Y (SA51A-2416) Zhou Y (B21I-0530) G23A-1012) Zhang Y (B31B-0473) Zhao Y (H31F-1456) Zhou Y (G22A-06) Zhang L (A11B-0016, MR21B-2651, Zhang Y (H21C-1413, T23B-2913) Zhao Y (OS54B-07) Zhou Y (SA23A-2385) MR21C-04, NG21B-08) Zhang Y (SM23B-2496) Zhao Y (A33H-0352) Zhou Y (B44A-03) Zhang L (EP41B-0915) Zhang Y (C21A-0655) Zhao Z (A31B-0033) Zhou Y (H13C-1387) Zhang L (B51D-0424) Zhang Y (H51B-1461) Zhdanov M S (GP42A-01) Zhou Z (H51H-1620) Zhang L (B13F-0691, B23B-0580) Zhang Y (B51B-0391) Zhe N (NH51C-1961) Zhou Z (A43G-0316) Zhang L (H33G-1628, T22C-02) Zhang Y (SA43C-2406, SA51C-01) Zhelavskaya I S (SM33A-2505) Zhou Z (H41B-1313) Zhang L (OS31C-2047) Zhang Y (OS53A-2104) Zhen C (SA31B-2396) Zhou Z (GC31B-1117) Zhang L (S51B-2780) Zhang Y (MR21C-08) Zheng A (S53B-2864) Zhou Z (T41E-2996) Zhang L (A53D-0318) Zhang Y (EP43C-0973, H31E-1429) Zheng J (A21D-0070) Zhou Z (GC31H-1192) Zhang M (SH13B-2301) Zhang Y (A51P-04) Zheng J (SM33B-2507) Zhou Z (T41G-04) Zhang M (S51B-2769) Zhang Y (H51G-1570) Zheng J (B43C-0633) Zhu B (SH14A-08) Zhang M (H33A-1505) Zhang Y (NH31A-1875) Zheng J (SH51F-2647) Zhu B (B41E-0482) Zhang M (GC33C-1253) Zhang Y (G51B-1113) Zheng J (A13B-0258) Zhu B (A21D-0095) Zhang N (DI41B-2633) Zhang Y (A51L-08) Zheng L (C33B-0789) Zhu B (SH51F-2638) Zhang N (EP41C-0923, GC21B-1067) Zhang Y (OS11A-1779) Zheng L (H53D-1743) Zhu C (SM21A-2425) Zhang N (EP51A-0887) Zhang Y (GP42A-04) Zheng L (SM31A-2461) Zhu C (V51A-3028) Zhang P (GP43B-1245) Zhang Y (A51H-0166) Zheng M (MR33A-2677) Zhu C (GC51E-1221) Zhang P (A53B-0274) Zhang Y (A13A-0222) Zheng M (B13F-0681, B13F-0695) Zhu F (V24A-02) Zhang P (S43B-2820) Zhang Y (A24B-08) Zheng S (H23C-1560) Zhu H (S21C-07) Zhang Q (GC33B-1235, H43A-1393) Zhang Z (A21N-03) Zheng T (A31E-0088) Zhu H (SM31B-2494) Zhang Q (A31J-04) Zhang Z (V51A-3051) Zheng T (B43A-0559) Zhu J (PP23D-04) Zhang Q (C13D-0868) Zhang Z (H43I-1589) Zheng W (H33K-1728) Zhu J (H21C-1416) Zhang Q (NH13A-1744) Zhang Z (A52D-05) Zheng X (A11J-0136) Zhu J (C33B-0776) Zhang Q (SH51E-2637) Zhang Z (IN51C-1861) Zheng X (V51A-3030) Zhu J (H31A-1349) Zhang Q (SA43A-2384, SM21A-2460, Zhang Z (NH31A-1884, OS23E-05, Zheng X (H42B-07) Zhu L (A34B-06) SM43C-04) OS31C-2026) Zheng X (A41D-0072) Zhu L (SA23A-2386) Zhang Q (H33G-1639) Zhang Z (V53D-3141) Zheng Y (H23N-02) Zhu L (A53L-04) Zhang Q (B13H-03) Zhang Z (V33C-3141) Zheng Y (H33F-1609) Zhu L (EP53F-1047) Zhang Q (SH13C-2311) Zhang Z (C44A-03) Zheng Y (SM13C-08) Zhu L (GC21H-1175) Zhang R (A13K-02) Zhao B (H51B-1439) Zheng Y (DI11A-2321) Zhu L (GC11F-07) Zhang R (A33D-0244) Zhao B (G23A-1026) Zheng Y (A13B-0259) Zhu L (A42A-04) Zhang R (GP51C-1391) Zhao B (S52B-05) Zheng Y (S13A-2527, T43D-3082) Zhu P (B52B-02, P34A-03) Zhang R (A11Q-02) Zhao C (EP53C-0957) Zheng Y (A53D-0313) Zhu P (B13H-06) Zhang S (V13A-2824) Zhao C (C33C-0846, EP41C-0930) Zheng Y (S33A-2812) Zhu P (SM43A-2481) Zhang S (NH41B-1785) Zhao C (GC14A-04) Zheng Y (B43B-0589) Zhu Q (B54C-05) Zhang S (A53D-0329) Zhao C (A51O-07) Zheng Z (GC21H-1198) Zhu Q (SA51C-02) Zhang S (H53N-03, MR21C-05, Zhao C (A13H-0386, A21F-0141) Zhentao Y (S13B-2571) Zhu S (G51B-1098) SM51B-2487) Zhao C (SM32B-07) Zhi H (OS13A-1805) Zhu S (A42F-02) Zhang S (SA51C-07) Zhao D (T31E-2970) Zhibin W (SH21C-2544) Zhu X (GC43C-1192) Zhang S (H13F-1448) Zhao D (SM51B-2491) Zhima Z (SM31A-2448) Zhu X (H13C-1374)
290 2016 AGU FALL MEETING Zhu X (B42C-01) Zielke O (S21B-2735) Zivkovic T (B13F-0703) Zu T (OS13B-1814) Zhu X (NH41B-1777) Ziemba L D (A31C-0058) Zoback M D (S52B-03) Zu X (S23B-2769) Zhu X (NG11A-06) Zietlow D W (IN53C-1892) Zobel Z (GC53B-1292) Zube N (P53D-01) Zhu X (SA23A-2378) Zilli M T (A51C-0048) Zoeller G (S23D-03) Zuber M T (P54B-02, PA11C-1965) Zhu Y (V33E-3161) Zima M (H43D-1481) Zoet L (C33C-0847) Zubkova M (GC51E-1232) Zhu Z (B32C-07) Zimakov L G (S23A-2751) Zolina O (H43O-02) Zucca J J (S53D-06) Zhu Z (EP53F-1043) Zimbelman J R (EP21A-0858) Zolkos S (B41C-0441) Zumberge M A (G33A-1084) Zhu-Barker X (B13B-0573) Zimmer M A (H52E-01) Zolotova N (SH43D-2591) Zumkehr A L (B53B-0526) Zhuang Q (GC32A-05) Zimmerman A R (B23D-0612) Zong Q (SM11D-04) Zunka J P (EP51A-0860) Zhuang W (A21D-0083) Zimmerman J K (B42A-05) Zong Y (A13B-0237) Zuo B (NS23A-1922) Zhuang Y (A53A-0264) Zimmerman J K (PP31A-2259) Zongping R (GC33C-1243) Zuo L (B43B-0588) Zhukov A (SH43B-2562) Zimmerman N (A21G-0166) Zoogman P (A41A-0002) Zuo X (SA13A-2111) Zhuo Y (NH51C-1963) Zimmermann R (A11A-0003) Zoss R (PP11A-1994) Zuo Z (EP41C-0922) Ziberna L (V33D-3153) Zink J L (SM51A-2466) Zotz-wilson R (MR41B-2698) Zurawski A M (ED31B-0868) Ziebis W (B22D-05) Zinke R W (T41B-2924) Zou D (NS21A-1883) Zurbuchen J (EP23A-0926) Zieg M J (V33B-3130) Ziolkowska J R (ED43E-0887) Zou G (NS31A-1925) Zurek B (S31C-2790) Zieger B (SH41C-2542) Ziolkowski L A (B43C-0617) Zou S (SM33C-2520) Zus F (G43C-05) Zieger S E (OS24A-04) Zippel S (OS31E-05) Zou Y (SM43A-2474) Zuza A V (T11A-2586) Ziegler A (S51B-2782) Zirakparvar N A (T23E-07) Zou Y (A22C-04) Zwally H (C33D-03) Ziegler S E (B32E-02) Zirnstein E (SH31A-2538) Zou Z (B33H-0718) Zwiers F W (U14A-01) Zielinski D A (PP11B-2024) Ziska L H (GC12A-04) Zou Z (H51H-1622) Zwink A B (ED31A-0850) Zielinski O (OS31A-1991) Ziskin D (IN33B-1805) Zouganelis Y (SH53A-02) PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX PRESENTING AUTHOR
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