Associated Societies
GSA has a long tradition of collaborating with a wide range of partners in pursuit of our mutual goals to advance the geosciences, enhance the professional growth of society members, and promote the geosciences in the service of humanity. GSA works with other organizations on many programs and services. As the Society looks to
AASP - The Palynological American Association of American Geophysical Union American Institute of American Quaternary American Rock Mechanics Society Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) (AGU) Professional Geologists (AIPG) Association (AMQUA) Association (ARMA)
Association for the Sciences of American Water Resources Asociación Geológica Association for Women Association of American State Association of Earth Science Limnology and Oceanography Association (AWRA) Argentina (AGA) Geoscientists (AWG) Geologists (AASG) Editors (AESE) (ASLO)
Association of Environmental Association of Geoscientists Blueprint Earth (BE) The Clay Minerals Society Colorado Scientific Society Council on Undergraduate & Engineering Geologists for International Development (CMS) (CSS) Research Geosciences Division (AEG) (AGID) (CUR)
Cushman Foundation (CF) Environmental & Engineering European Association of European Geosciences Union Geochemical Society (GS) Geologica Belgica (GB) Geophysical Society (EEGS) Geoscientists & Engineers (EGU) (EAGE)
Geological Association of Geological Society of Africa Geological Society of Australia Geological Society of China Geological Society of London Geological Society of South Canada (GAC) (GSAF) (GSAus) (GSC) (GSL) Africa (GSSA)
Geologische Vereinigung (GV) Geoscience Information Society Geoscience Society of New Groundwater Resources History of Earth Sciences International Association for (GSIS) Zealand (GSNZ) Association of California Society (HESS) Geoscience Diversity (IAGD) (GRA) 102 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition the future, it aims to build strong, meaningful partnerships with societies and organizations across the country and around the world in service to members and the larger geoscience community. National and international societies with consistent aims and missions of advancing the geosciences and/or science in general are invited to affiliate with GSA as Associated Societies. For further information, or if your organization’s contact person has changed, please contact GSA’s Executive Director, [email protected].
International Association for International Association of International Association of International Association of International Medical Geology International Society for Promoting Geoethics (IAPG) Emergency Managers (IAEM) GeoChemistry (IAGC) Hydrogeologists (IAH) Association (IMGA) Aeolian Research (ISAR)
Israel Geological Society (IGS) Karst Waters Institute (KWI) Microanalysis Society (MAS) Mineralogical Association of The Mineralogical Society (MS) Mineralogical Society of Canada (MAC) America (MSA)
Minnesota Ground Water National Association of Black National Association of National Association of State National Cave and Karst National Earth Science Association (MGWA) Geoscientists (NABG) Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) Boards of Geology (ASBOG®) Research Institute (NCKRI) Teachers Association (NESTA)
National Ground Water Nepal Geological Society Paleontological Research Paleontological Society (PS) Seismological Society of Sigma Gamma Epsilon (SGE) Association (NGWA) (NGS) Institution (PRI) America (SSA)
Sociedad Geológica Mexicana, Società Geologica Italiana (SGI) Society for American Society for Environmental Society for Mining, Metallurgy SEPM (Society for Sedimentary A.C. (SGM) Archaeology (SAA) Geochemistry and Health & Exploration (SME) Geology) (SEGH)
Society for the Preservation of Society of Economic Geologists Society of Exploration Society of Vertebrate Soil Science Society of America Western Interior Natural History Collections (SEG) Geophysicists (SEG) Paleontology (SVP) (SSSA) Paleontological Society (WIPS) (SPNHC)
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 103 Organizing Committee
2015 BALTIMORE LOCAL ORGANIZING Sedimentary Geology Division: Ed Simpson, Ryan F. Morgan COMMITTEE Structural Geology and Tectonics Division: Chris Bailey, General Chair: David A. Vanko Mary S. Hubbard Field Trip Co-chairs: Richard A. Ortt Jr. (Chair), David K. Brezinski, Jeffrey P. Halka Representatives at Large Sponsorship Chair: David A. Vanko Marine/Coastal Geology: Joseph Kelley K–12 Education Chair: Michael Passow Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology: Claude Hillaire-Marcel Special Events Chair: Michael S. Kelley Precambrian Geology: Kent Condie Student Committee: Hannah Susorney, Sophie Lehmann Soils and Soil Processes (Interdisciplinary Interest Group): Michael Young, Steven G. Driese 2015 JOINT TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE ANNUAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Chair: Peter T. Bobrowsky 2015 Technical Program Chair: Patrick Burkhart Christopher M. Bailey, Paul Baldauf, Richard C. Berg, Aaron L. 2015 Technical Program Vice-Chair: Paul Bauldauf Berger, Lisa Park Boush, Patrick Burkhart, Bernardo Cesare, Rebecca Pickering, Brian R. Pratt Associated Societies Association of Earth Science Editors: Monica Easton Geochemical Society: Brandy M. Toner, Matthew Brueseke Geoscience Information Society: Hannah Winkler Mineralogical Society of America: James S. Beard, Philip Brown GENERAL CHAIR NAGT: Randy Richardson David A. Vanko, Towson University, [email protected] Paleontological Society: Christy Visaggi, Marc Laflamme, Thomas D. Olszewski TECHNICAL PROGRAM CHAIR Society for Sedimentary Geology: Lucy Edwards Patrick Burkhart, Slippery Rock University, patrick.burkhart.sru.edu Society of Economic Geologists: Jeffrey Mauk TECHNICAL PROGRAM VICE CHAIR GSA Divisions Paul Baldauf, Nova Southeastern University, [email protected] Archaeological Geology Division: Cynthia M. Fadem, Richard Dunn FIELD TRIP CHAIR Energy Geology Division: Brett J. Valentine, J. Fred Mclaughlin, Richard A. Ortt, Jr., Maryland Geological Survey, richard.ortt@ Jen O’Keefe, Marc L. Buursink maryland.gov Environmental and Engineering Geology Division: Matt Crawford, Thad A. Wasklewicz Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division: Frank Corsetti FIELD TRIP CO-CHAIRS David K. Brezinski, Maryland Geological Survey, dbrezinski@ Geoinformatics Division: M. Lee Allison dnr.state.md.us Geology and Health Division: Saugata Datta Jeffrey P. Halka, Maryland Geological Survey, jeff.halka@ Geology and Society Division: Suzanne O’Connell, maryland.gov Christopher P. Carlson Geophysics Division: Nicholas C. Schmerr Geoscience Education Division: Christopher L. Atchison, SPONSORSHIP CHAIR Shane V. Smith David A. Vanko, Towson University, [email protected] History and Philosophy of Geology Division: Renee Clary, Joanne (Jody) Bourgeois K–12 EDUCATION CHAIR Hydrogeology Division: Christopher Gellasch, Mark Engle Michael Passow, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia Karst Division: Cory BlackEagle, Bonnie A.B. Blackwell University, [email protected] Limnogeology Division: Tim Cook Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology SPECIAL EVENTS CHAIR Division: Yildirim Dilek, Wendy A. Bohrson Michael S. Kelley, NASA, [email protected] Planetary Geology Division: Debra Buczkowski, Danielle Wyrick, James J. Wray STUDENT COMMITTEE Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division: Alan R. Hannah Susorney, Johns Hopkins University, [email protected] Nelson, David Dethier, Anne Chin Sophie Lehmann, Johns Hopkins University, [email protected]
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AASP - The Palynological Society GSA Planetary Geology Division Advances in Parasitology Special Volume Fund; Paleontological GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division Association GSA Sedimentary Geology Division American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Petroleum, GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group Structure and Geomechanics Division GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division American Geophysical Union Heritage Stone Task Group of the International Union of American Geosciences Institute Geological Sciences Association for Women Geoscientists History of Earth Sciences Society Association of American State Geologists IGCP-637: Heritage Stone Designation Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists International Association for Geoscience Diversity Avalon Institute of Applied Sciences, Canada International Association for the Promotion of Geoethics Canadian Association of Palynology International Association of GeoChemistry Cave Research Foundation International Association of Hydrogeologists CLEAN Network International Nannoplankton Association Coastal Education & Research Foundation International Research Center on Karst Under the Auspices of Commission Internationale de la Microflore du Paleozoique CIMP UNESCO (International Commission of the Palaeozoic Microflora) International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division iSamples Cushman Foundation Journal of Palaeogeography Cushman Foundation for Foraminiferal Research Karst Waters Institute EarthCube Marine/Coastal Science Discipline EarthCube C4P Mineralogical Association of Canada EarthScope Mineralogical Society of America Ecological Society of America MSA Mineral Physics EGU Division on Tectonics and Structural Geology NASA Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute Gemological Institute of America National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience National Cave and Karst Research Institute Teachers National Earth Science Teachers Association Geoarchaeology Interest Group of the Society for American National Speleological Society Archaeology On To the Future, GSA Hydrogeology Division Geochemical Society Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Discipline Geological Association of Canada Paleontological Association Geological Society of America Paleontological Research Institute Geological Society of London Paleontological Society Geology and Public Policy Committee Pander Society Geoscience Information Society Past Global Changes (PAGES)—GLoSS Working Group GSA Archaeological Geology Division Precambrian Geology GSA Diversity in the Geosciences Committee SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) GSA Energy Geology Division Sigma Gamma Epsilon GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division Society of Economic Geologists GSA Geoinformatics Division Society of Vertebrate Paleontology GSA Geology and Health Division Soil Science Society of America GSA Geology and Society Division STEPPE GSA Geophysics Division U.S. Geological Survey GSA Geoscience Education Division U.S. Geological Survey, Landslide Hazards Program GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division U.S. National Committee for Geological Sciences GSA Hydrogeology Division Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group GSA International GSA Karst Division GSA Limnogeology Division GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 105 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
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Archaeological Geology T9. Developing Proxies for Human Impact on Soil and Sediment Mass 82 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 318 Transfer throughout the Holocene 150 T10. Frontiers in Geoarchaeology Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 318 T9. Developing Proxies for Human Impact on Soil and Sediment Mass 204 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Transfer throughout the Holocene (Posters) 205 T10. Frontiers in Geoarchaeology (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 233 Archaeological Geology Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 318
Economic Geology T18. Metals in Ore Fluids: Sources, Concentrations, Modes of 83 Monday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 322/323 Transport, and Precipitation T15. Dimension Stone and Heritage Stone: Quarries, Building Stones, 152 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 339 Monuments, Sculpture, Utilitarian Stones, and More 206 Economic Geology (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T17. Metallic Mineral Deposits in the Midcontinent Region of North 269 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 343 America: Origin and Exploration 322 Economic Geology Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 331/332
Energy Geology 25 T13. Geologic Energy Research (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 151 T13. Geologic Energy Research I Monday 1:30 –5:25 p.m. Room 321 178 T13. Geologic Energy Research II Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 321 236 T12. From Peat to Coke: Honoring the Legacy of William Spackman Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 321
Engineering Geology 26 Engineering Geology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T20. Embedded Research Projects in Upper Level Undergraduate 27 Courses: A Plausible Panacea for the Dwindling Science and Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Engineering (S&E) Researchers Community (Posters) T21. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research 207 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Competition (Posters) T23. Landslide, Subsidence, and Debris Flow-Hazards: Integrating 237 Tuesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 339 Engineering Geology Research and Communication Solutions
Environmental Geoscience 8 T32. Urban Geochemistry Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 308 T29. Restoring the Nation’s Largest Estuary: Lessons Learned from Efforts to Address Changes in Water Quality and Ecosystem Structure 54 Sunday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 308 and Function within the Context of Landscape Change and Climate Variability in the Chesapeake Bay and Its Watershed 106 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. SESSION TITLE DAY TIME ROOM
106 T32. Urban Geochemistry (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T25. An Early Involvement of Undergraduates and K–12 Students in 208 Geological Research Brings a Strong Sense of Ownership and Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Achievement for Young Researchers (Posters) 209 T27. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 261 Environmental Geoscience Wednesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 339 288 Environmental Geoscience (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T31. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Their Use in Geologic 289 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Reconnaissance (Posters) 330 T27. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences Wednesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 339
Geochemistry 28 Geochemistry (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T39. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and 107 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Organics in the Environment (Posters) T39. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and 153 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 322/323 Organics in the Environment T35. Honoring the Diverse Career of Dr. W. Berry Lyons: Geochemistry 179 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 342 from Polar Deserts to Tropical Watersheds 210 T38. Sigma Gamma Epsilon—Undergraduate Research (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T36. Mercury Biogeochemistry: Sizing up Element 80 in the Earth 238 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 322/323 System 323 Geochemistry: Frontiers in Geochemistry Wednesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 317
Geoinformatics 29 Geoinformatics (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T44. Our Data Belong in Our Hands: 3-D Printing—The Future of 30 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Geoscience Research and Education (Posters) 239 T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Research I Tuesday 1:30 –5:15 p.m. Room 314 270 T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Research II Wednesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 314 T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Research 290 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) 324 Geoinformatics Wednesday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 349/350
Geology and Health
31 Geology and Health (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall SESSIONS CATEGORY BY 84 T47. Geology and Health: A Decade of Progress Monday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 325/326
Geomicrobiology T48. Geomicrobiology: Microbes as a Geologic Force on Modern and 55 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 338 Ancient Earth T48. Geomicrobiology: Microbes as a Geologic Force on Modern and 108 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Ancient Earth (Posters) 109 T51. Molecular Methodology and the Heart of Geobiology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T49. Mechanistic Insights into the Biogeochemical Processes 180 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 343 Controlling Phosphorus Transport and Cycling
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 107 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. SESSION TITLE DAY TIME ROOM
T50. Microbial Hydrocarbon Formation and Biodegradation: Organisms, 271 Wednesday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 349/350 Pathways, Environmental Limitations, and Isotope Signatures
Geomorphology T52. From the River Channel to the Drainage Divide: Processes, 9 Driving Mechanisms, and the Direction of Topographic Change in the Sunday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 307 Appalachians T58. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student Research 56 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 318 Projects 85 T55. Investigating Coastal Environments: A Tribute to Derald G. Smith Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 336 T56. Landslide Inventories and Time Series: Data Collection, Statistics, 86 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 307 Geospatial Analysis, and Relationships to Other Geohazards 110 T53. Geoheritage Matters (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 211 T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T55. Investigating Coastal Environments: A Tribute to Derald G. Smith 212 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T56. Landslide Inventories and Time Series: Data Collection, Statistics, 213 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Geospatial Analysis, and Relationships to Other Geohazards (Posters) T57. Soil to Sediment and channels—From Geologic to Modern Time 214 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Scales: A Session to Honor the Work of Milan Pavich (Posters) T57. Soil to Sediment—From Geologic to Modern Time Scales: A 240 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 331/332 Session to Honor the Work of Milan Pavich Room 268 P5. Appalachian Geomorphology I Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon 327/328/329 291 Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Geomorphology: Channels and Channel Change at Short to Long Time 325 Wednesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 342 Scales Room 329 P5. Appalachian Geomorphology II Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. 327/328/329 331 T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires Wednesday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 307
Geophysics/Geodynamics 10 T60. An Updated View on Caribbean Tectonics Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 319/320 T65. Utilizing 2-D and 3-D Near-Surface Geophysics to Generate 57 Sunday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 322/323 Improved Surface and Subsurface Geologic Maps T61. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research 154 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 340 Results and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation T64. Rotations, Oroclinal Bending; Variscan-Alleghenian Nondipoles; 155 Diagenetic Enigmatic Remagnetizations; Vignettes of Orogenies and Monday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 338 Oceans: A Celebration of Rob Van der Voo’s Career
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T59. Advances in Crustal Geophysics and Tectonics I: In Honor of G.R. 181 Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 347/348 Keller T63. Intraplate Earthquakes, Seismotectonics, and Geodynamics in 182 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 322/323 Eastern and Central North America T59. Advances in Crustal Geophysics and Tectonics II: In Honor of 241 Tuesday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 347/348 G.R. Keller T61. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research 292 Results and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T63. Intraplate Earthquakes, Seismotectonics, and Geodynamics in 293 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Eastern and Central North America (Posters) 326 Geophysics/Geodynamics Wednesday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 322/323
Geoscience Education T69. Closing the Diversity Gap in Geoscience: Successful Models, Best 11 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 337 Practices, Benefits, Outcomes, and Next Steps 12 T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Experiences I Sunday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 339 T85. Preparing Pathways in K–12 Classrooms for Tomorrow’s Diverse 13 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 322/323 Geoscience Workforce: Teachers, Students, and Communities 32 Geoscience Education (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T66. Beginning a New Era in Earth-Science Education: The Role of 33 Geoscience in Implementing the Next Generation Science Standards Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T69. Closing the Diversity Gap in Geoscience: Successful Models, Best 34 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Practices, Benefits, Outcomes, and Next Steps (Posters) T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Experiences 35 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T75. Field-Based Educational Research: Insights from Field Camps, 36 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Field Trips, and Field-Based Courses (Posters) T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, 37 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall and Resource Management (Posters) T66. Beginning a New Era in Earth Science Education: The Role of 58 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 321 Geoscience in Implementing the Next Generation Science Standards 59 T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Experiences II Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 339 60 T71. Enticing Urban Youth to the Geosciences Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 324 61 T72. Ethics of Geoscience in Practice and Application Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 337 87 T74. Extended Geology Trips with Special Emphasis on Study Abroad Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 337 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY T83. Methods for Conducting Research about Teaching and Learning 88 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 339 in the Geosciences T84. Practical Faculty-Related Issues & Trans-Disciplinary Pedagogical 89 Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 321 Strategies Associated with Classroom Transformation T91. Using Place-Based and/or Data Driven Approaches in Geoscience 90 Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 338 Undergraduate Teaching and Research T76. GeoCorps™ America and Mosaics in Science Programs: Successful Partnerships Promoting Individual Professional 111 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Development and Application of Geoscience and Related Fields to Management of America’s Public Lands (Posters)
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 109 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. SESSION TITLE DAY TIME ROOM
T75. Field-Based Educational Research: Insights from Field Camps, 156 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 337 Field Trips, and Field-Based Courses T68. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach 183 Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 324 Activities and Research and Evaluation Measures of Success T76. GeoCorps™ America and Mosaics in Science Programs: Successful Partnerships Promoting Individual Professional 184 Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 338 Development and Application of Geoscience and Related Fields to Management of America’s Public Lands T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, 185 Tuesday 8–11:50 a.m. Room 309 and Resource Management I T81. Intentional Integration of Research into the Curriculum: 186 Tuesday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 339 Undergraduate Research as a Teaching Practice T87. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer: Collaborations, 187 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 337 Partnerships, and Practices for Success T81. Intentional Integration of Research into the Curriculum: 215 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Undergraduate Research as a Teaching Practice (Posters) T86. Research on Teaching and Student Learning in the K–12 Earth 216 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Science Classroom (Posters) T86. Research on Teaching and Student Learning in the K–12 Earth 242 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 324 Science Classroom T90. Undergraduate Geoscience Education and Research Opportunities 243 Tuesday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 336 Supported by NSF Funding Programs T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, 259 Tuesday 3:30–5:20 p.m. Room 309 and Resource Management II 262 Geoscience Education Wednesday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 338 272 T79. Geoscience Career Planning in the Classroom and Beyond Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 324 T89. Trans-Disciplinary Pedagogical Strategies—Enhancing STEM 273 Instruction through Real-Time Problem Solving Facilitated by Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 321 Interdisciplinary, Project-Based Learning T91. Using Place-Based and/or Data Driven Approaches in Geoscience 294 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Undergraduate Teaching and Research (Posters)
Geoscience Information/Communication 38 T96. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T94. Entering Our Third Century in the Footsteps of William Smith: 157 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 336 Status and Future of Geological Mapping T97. Specimen-Based Research and the Reality of Paleontological Resource, Specimen, and Data Management: Strengthening 188 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 318 Partnerships among Federal Land Managers, Repositories, and Researchers 244 T95. Evolution of the Data Life Cycle Tuesday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 338
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Geoscience Information/Communication: Past Events Can Guide 295 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Communication and Public Policy (Posters) 332 T92. Clear As Mud? Advancing Communication in the Geosciences Wednesday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 343
History and Philosophy of Geology P1. Celebrating the Genius of William “Strata” Smith: Bicentennial Room 1 Sunday 8–11 a.m. Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map I 327/328/329 P1. Celebrating the Genius of William “Strata” Smith: Bicentennial Room 77 Sunday 2–3:35 p.m. Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map II 327/328/329 P1. Celebrating the Genius of William “Strata” Smith: Bicentennial Room 79 Monday 8–11:55 a.m. Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map III 327/328/329 158 T98. The Great Images in Geology I Monday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 325/326 189 T98. The Great Images in Geology II Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 325/326
Hydrogeology 4 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology I Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 331/332 14 T108. Nanomaterials and Contaminants in Hydrogeology Sunday 8–11:25 a.m. Room 345/346 51 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology II Sunday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 331/332 62 T103. Contaminant Transport, Fate, and Remediation in Fractured Rocks Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 345/346 T113. Effects of Urbanization on Hydrological and Geochemical 63 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 336 Cycling in Surface and Ground Waters T105. Fate and Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants in 91 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 343 Wetlands and Sediments 112 T99. A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 113 T100. Advances in Groundwater Modeling (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T103. Contaminant Transport, Fate, and Remediation in Fractured 114 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Rocks (Posters) T104. Delivery of Nutrients and Contaminants by Groundwater to 115 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Estuaries and Their Watersheds (Posters) T105. Fate and Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants in 116 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Wetlands and Sediments (Posters) T109. Reservoir Connectivity and Fluid Migration during Unconventional Oil and Gas Development: Implications for Hydraulic 117 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Fracturing, CO2 Storage, Enhanced Oil Recovery, and Waste Water Injection (Posters) T112. Understanding Saline Fluid Flow Systems: From Saltwater 118 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Intrusion to Geologic-Scale Brine Migration (Posters) SESSIONS CATEGORY BY T113. Effects of Urbanization on Hydrological and Geochemical 119 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Cycling in Surface and Ground Waters (Posters) T104. Delivery of Nutrients and Contaminants by Groundwater to 159 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 307 Estuaries and Their Watersheds T106. From Green Roofs and Gutters to Urban Streams: Advancing 160 Urban Watershed Hydrology through Innovative Field and Modeling Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 342 Approaches 175 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture Monday 5–6 p.m. Ballroom IV 190 T110. Satellite Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 341
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 111 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
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T112. Understanding Saline Fluid Flow Systems: From Saltwater 191 Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 345/346 Intrusion to Geologic-Scale Brine Migration 260 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecture Tuesday 4:30–5:30 p.m. Ballroom IV 274 T101. Arsenic: Source to Sustainability I Wednesday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 337 T109. Water and Fluid Migration during Energy Development:
275 Implications for Hydraulic Fracturing, CO2 Storage, Enhanced Oil Wednesday 8–11:50 a.m. Room 309 Recovery, In Situ Uranium Recovery, and Waste Water Injection T111. Sustainability and Resilience in Major Urban Areas: The Need for 276 Earth and Environmental Science Information in Formulating Plans, Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 342 Policies, and Programs 296 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 333 T100. Advances in Groundwater Modeling Wednesday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 341 334 T101. Arsenic: Source to Sustainability II Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 337
Karst T121. New Perspectives in Karst Geomicrobiology and Redox 15 Geochemistry: Advances from 20 Years of Interdisciplinary Research Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 340 and Exploring Our Future Frontiers T120. Karst Processes and Speleogenesis: Advances in Monitoring, 92 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 340 Modeling, and Measurements T115. Cave Exploration, Survey, and Science: Historical to Modern 161 Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 345/346 Perspectives, Methods, and Techniques 217 T114. Advances in Island and Coastal Karst Investigations (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T120. Karst Processes and Speleogenesis: Advances in Monitoring, 218 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Modeling, and Measurements (Posters) 245 T117. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations Tuesday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 340 Karst: Visualizing Karst through Multiple Disciplines: Geochemistry, 263 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 341 Geophysics, Remote Sensing, and More 335 T119. Geological Interactions within the Global Carbon Cycle Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 345/346
Limnogeology 297 Limnogeology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 298 T125. Lakes of the World (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 336 T125. Lakes of the World Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 347/348
Marine/Coastal Science 2 Marine/Coastal Science Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 342 T127. Continental Shelf and Estuarine Seafloor Mapping and Shallow 39 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Stratigraphy on the North American East Coast (Posters)
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T127. Continental Shelf and Estuarine Seafloor Mapping and Shallow 93 Monday 8–11:50 a.m. Room 309 Stratigraphy on the North American East Coast 120 Marine/Coastal Science (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T128. Field and Modeling Approaches to Understanding the Response 121 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall of Coupled Barrier-Backbarrier Systems to Coastal Change (Posters) T128. Field and Modeling Approaches to Understanding the Response 162 Monday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 309 of Coupled Barrier-Backbarrier Systems to Coastal Change T129. Forecasting the Coastal Response to Sea-Level Rise: Integrating 246 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 345/346 the Past and Present to Inform the Future
Mineralogy/Crystallography T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of Actinides 16 Sunday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 317 I: In Honor of Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist T131. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, Geology, 64 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 342 and Characterization of Diamonds and other Gem Minerals T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of Actinides 65 Sunday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 317 II: In Honor of Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist T132. Mineralogy of Diagenesis on Earth and Mars: In Honor of 94 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 342 Nicholas J. Tosca, 2015 MSA Awardee T133. Mineralogy Writ Small: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of 95 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 317 David R. Veblen T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of 122 Actinides: In Honor of Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, Presidential 258 Tuesday 3–5 p.m. Room 317 Address, and Annual Business Meeting 299 Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T131. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, Geology, 300 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall and Characterization of Diamonds and other Gem Minerals (Posters)
Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography 40 Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T139. Insights from Microfossils, from Traditional to Novel Approaches 41 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T138. From the Caspian to Mediterranean: Environmental Change and 66 Sunday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 325/326 Human Response during the Quaternary (IGCP 610) T136. Decadal to Century-Scale Proxy Climate Records in High- 192 Tuesday 8–11 a.m. Room 340 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY Altitude and High-Latitude Landscapes T138. From the Caspian to Mediterranean: Environmental Change and 219 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Human Response during the Quaternary (IGCP 610) (Posters) T140. Late Paleocene and Early Eocene Hyperthermal Events in 220 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Terrestrial and Marine Systems (Posters) T140. Late Paleocene and Early Eocene Hyperthermal Events in 247 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 342 Terrestrial and Marine Systems 248 T142. The Middle Paleozoic World Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 337 264 Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 331/332
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All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
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T137. Fresh Perspectives on Critical Transitions in Earth History: 277 Wednesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 319/320 Insights from Novel Tools or New Successions T143. What Makes a Juicy Rock? Global Climate Events and Deposition 337 Wednesday 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room 309 of Organic Rich Shales through Time
Paleontology Paleontology: Ancient Life in Deep Time: Temporal and Geographic 3 Sunday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 316 Trends in Fossil Distributions 17 T146. Palynology Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 309 T149. Co-Evolution of Life and Planet: Broad-Scale Controls on 18 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 314 Biodiversity I T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, Acidification, and 19 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 310 Global Warming during Earth’s Greatest Crises I T157. Eat, Prey, Love, and Burrow: Tracing Animal Behavior through 20 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 315 Time Paleontology: The Analytical Toolkit: Evaluating Bias, Specimens, and 42 Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Relationships (Posters) 43 Paleontology: Trends in Morphology and Size (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 44 T146. Palynology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T149. Co-Evolution of Life and Planet: Broad-Scale Controls on 67 Sunday 1:30–4:35 p.m. Room 314 Biodiversity II T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, Acidification, and 68 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 310 Global Warming during Earth’s Greatest Crises II 69 T155. Timing of the Origins and Evolution of Unicellular Eukaryotes Sunday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 316 T159. The Fossil Record of Parasite-Host Interactions: New Perspectives 70 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 315 and Approaches 78 Paleontology: Limits to Life: Trends in Origination and Extinction Monday 8 a.m.–10:30 a.m. Room 315 T145. Conodonts from Black Shales and Other Rocks: In Honor of 96 Monday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 316 Anita G. Harris 97 T147. Biotic Interactions and Their Influence on Long-Term Evolution I Monday 8 a.m.–11:15 a.m. Room 314 T158. Perspectives on Multi-Element Skeleton Taphonomy: Case 98 Monday 8 a.m.–11:20 a.m. Room 319/320 Studies, Approaches, and Advances 123 Paleontology: Fossils of the Neoproterozoic (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Paleontology: Life on Land and in the Oceans: Paleoclimate and 124 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions (Posters) Paleontology: The Role of Collections in Diversity, Databases, and 125 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Museums (Posters) 126 Paleontology: Under the Lens: New Insight from Microfossils (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, Acidification, and 127 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Global Warming during Earth’s Greatest Crises (Posters)
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T156. Earth Underfoot: New Frontiers in Ichnology and 128 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Zoogeomorphology (Posters) T157. Eat, Prey, Love, and Burrow: Tracing Animal Behavior through 129 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Time (Posters) T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems 130 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) 163 T147. Biotic Interactions and Their Influence on Long-Term Evolution II Monday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 314 T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments I: A 164 Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 310 Session Honoring the Contributions of Ann F. Budd T156. Earth Underfoot: New Frontiers in Ichnology and 165 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 316 Zoogeomorphology 166 T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems I Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 315 176 Paleontology: Evolutionary Patterns in the Fossil Record Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 316 Room 177 P3. Earth-Life Systems at the Dawn of Animals Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon 327/328/329 T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments II: A 193 Tuesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 310 Session Honoring the Contributions of Ann F. Budd 194 T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems II Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 315 Paleontology: The Early and Middle Paleozoic: Biodiversity, 221 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Biogeography, and Biostratigraphy (Posters) 222 Paleontology: The Mesozoic World (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T144. 200 Years and Going Strong: The Role of Paleontology in 223 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Geologic Mapping (Posters) T150. Early and Middle Triassic Restructuring Following the End- 224 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Permian Mass Extinction (Posters) T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, 225 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall and Models (Posters) T158. Perspectives on Multi-Element Skeleton Taphonomy: Case 226 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Studies, Approaches, and Advances (Posters) T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments III: A 249 Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 310 Session Honoring the Contributions of Ann F. Budd T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, 250 Tuesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 325/326 and Models I T154. Phanerozoic Evolution in the Oceans: Effects of Warming and 251 Tuesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 316 Chemical Changes 252 T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems III Tuesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 315 265 Paleontology: Go Big or Go Home: Fossil Range Sizes and Body Sizes Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 310 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY T150. Early and Middle Triassic Restructuring Following the End- 278 Wednesday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 316 Permian Mass Extinction T151. Foraminiferal Responses and Recovery from Environmental 279 Wednesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 315 Stressors T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, 280 Wednesday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 325/326 and Models II T161. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Diversity, Form, and Phylogeny 301 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) Paleontology: Building the Fossil Record: Taphonomic and 327 Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 315 Paleoecological Controls on Fossilization
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 115 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
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T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, 338 Wednesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 325/326 and Models III 339 T161. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Diversity, Form, and Phylogeny Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 316
Petrology, Igneous T163. A Matter of Perspective: Integrating Macro- and Micro-Scale 99 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 341 Evidence in Investigations of Magmatic Origins and Histories 131 Petrology, Igneous (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 195 T162. A Lower Crustal Perspective on Magmatic Arc Processes Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 331/332 T165. Zen and Now: Honoring the Legacy of E-an Zen’s Contributions 196 Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 317 to Geology T163. A Matter of Perspective: Integrating Macro- and Micro-Scale 227 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Evidence in Investigations of Magmatic Origins and Histories (Posters) 302 T162. A Lower Crustal Perspective on Magmatic Arc Processes (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall
Petrology, Metamorphic 167 T166. Metamorphic Petrology: New Approaches and Outcomes Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 317 T168. Subduction, Fluids, Accessory Minerals, and Trace Elements: A 168 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 341 Celebration of Sorena Sorensen’s Career T167. Metamorphic, Metasomatic, and Igneous Processes in the Mid- 281 and Deep Continental Crust: Mechanisms and Processes That Impact Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 317 Mass Transport and Rheology 303 Petrology, Metamorphic (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T166. Metamorphic Petrology: New Approaches and Outcomes 304 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T167. Metamorphic, Metasomatic, and Igneous Processes in the Mid- 305 and Deep Continental Crust: Mechanisms and Processes that Impact Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Mass Transport and Rheology (Posters) T168. Subduction, Fluids, Accessory Minerals, and Trace Elements: A 306 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Celebration of Sorena Sorensen’s Career (Posters)
Planetary Geology 21 T177. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar System Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 344 45 T173. Impact Cratering on Earth and in the Solar System (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 71 T171. Exploring the Sedimentary Rock Record of Mars Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 344 100 T173. Impact Cratering on Earth and in the Solar System Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 344 T170. Experimental Investigations of Planetary Geologic Processes 132 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) 133 T171. Exploring the Sedimentary Rock Record of Mars (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall
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169 T174. Microscopic Impact Records Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 344 Planetary Geology: Understanding Mars Geology from Orbiter to 234 Tuesday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 344 Rover-Based Exploration: The G.K. Gilbert Award Session T172. Geology of Dwarf Planets: First Results from NASA’s Dawn 282 Wednesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 344 Mission to Ceres 307 Planetary Geology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T172. Geology of Dwarf Planets: First Results from NASA’s Dawn 308 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Mission to Ceres (Posters) 340 T175. Oceans, Fire, and Ice of the Outer Solar System Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 344
Precambrian Geology 309 Precambrian Geology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall
Public Policy T179. Coordination of Civil Earth Observations: Review, Status, and 22 Sunday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 325/326 Applications of Earth Observation Systems 170 T178. 70 Years of Geoscience at UNESCO: Past, Present, and Future Monday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 331/332 Room 235 P4. Similar Information, Different Results: Fracking from State to State Tuesday 1:30–5 p.m. 327/328/329 T180. Geoscience in the Public Square: Meeting the Challenges and 253 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 307 Seizing the Opportunities
Quaternary Geology T189. New Applications of Geochronologic Techniques to Quaternary 23 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 341 and Archaeological Settings 72 T188. Inside or Out? Investigations into Driving Forces in Fluvial Systems Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 340 T184. African Environments across Space and through Time: 101 Integrating Modern and Ancient Climate Data for Insights into Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 331/332 Terrestrial Ecosystem Dynamics 134 T185. Coastal Hazards from Minutes to Millennia (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Quaternary Geology: Melting Ice, Sea-Level Change, and New Insights 147 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 319/320 into Old Geomorphic Paradigms Room 148 P2. Savor the Cryosphere Monday 1:30–5:10 p.m. 327/328/329 197 T185. Coastal Hazards from Minutes to Millennia Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 307 T190. Paleoecological Patterns, Ecological Processes, Modeled
198 Scenarios: Crossing Temporal Scales to Understand an Uncertain Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 314 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY Future T187. Geology, Geomorphology, and Biogeography of the Amazon: 254 Integrating Approaches and Disciplines to Understand the Evolution of Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 341 a Unique Ecosystem T191. Reconstructing Arctic Glaciers and Ice Sheets: Chronology, 283 Wednesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 307 Geomorphology, and Climate Records Quaternary Geology: Pleistocene to Holocene Deposits, Landforms and 310 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Processes (Posters)
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 117 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. SESSION TITLE DAY TIME ROOM
T188. Inside or Out? Investigations into Driving Forces in Fluvial 311 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Systems (Posters) T189. New Applications of Geochronologic Techniques to Quaternary 312 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall and Archaeological Settings (Posters) T190. Paleoecological Patterns, Ecological Processes, Modeled 313 Scenarios: Crossing Temporal Scales to Understand an Uncertain Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Future (Posters) T186. Estimating the Timing and Characteristics of Continental 321 Wednesday 1:30–3:30 p.m. Room 336 Earthquakes from Geologic Data
Sediments, Carbonates T193. Sedimentary Environment and Process Studies: The Emerging 135 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Generation of Scientists (Posters) 199 T192. Lawrence A. Hardie Commemorative Session I Tuesday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 319/320 228 Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 255 T192. Lawrence A. Hardie Commemorative Session II Tuesday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 319/320
Sediments, Clastic T198. Shale Gas Basins: Their Stratigraphy, Sedimentary Environments, 73 Sunday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 307 Tectonics, and Structural Evolution T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New 102 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 324 Methods, New Data, and New Insights I T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New 136 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Methods, New Data, and New Insights (Posters) T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New 171 Monday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 324 Methods, New Data, and New Insights II 200 T197. Sedimentary Basins I Tuesday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 349/350 229 Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T194. New Horizons in Paleogeography: Principles, Innovative 230 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Methods, and Application to Resource Exploration (Posters) 256 T197. Sedimentary Basins II Tuesday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 343 266 Sediments, Clastic Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 340 T194. New Horizons in Paleogeography: Principles, Innovative 284 Wednesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 336 Methods, and Application to Resource Exploration T196. Revisiting the Atlantic Continental Margin: New Insights on the 314 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Geologic Evolution of North American Passive Margin Basins (Posters) 315 T197. Sedimentary Basins (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T198. Shale Gas Basins: Their Stratigraphy, Sedimentary Environments, 316 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Tectonics, and Structural Evolution (Posters)
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Soils T204. The Reactive Soil: Processes at the Bio-Geo Interface in the 172 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 343 Rhizosphere T200. Landscape Dynamics: Integrating Soils, Hydrology, and Climatic 201 Processes to Understand Weathering, Sediment Transport and Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 336 Biospheric Processes 231 Soils (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T202. Paleosol Case Studies: Resurrecting Ancient Critical Zones 232 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall through Space and Time (Posters) T202. Paleosol Case Studies: Resurrecting Ancient Critical Zones 285 Wednesday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 345/346 through Space and Time
Stratigraphy T205. Integration of Microfossils and Sedimentology in Stratigraphic 257 Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 349/350 Analysis 317 Stratigraphy (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall 328 Stratigraphy and Sediments, Carbonates Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 340
Structural Geology Structural Geology: Geometry and Kinematics from Mapping and 5 Sunday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 336 Modeling T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults and 24 Mylonitic Shear Zones, Bending Mountains, and Assembling Sunday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 343 Supercontinents I: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Van Der Pluijm 46 Structural Geology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults and 74 Mylonitic Shear Zones, Bending Mountains, and Assembling Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 343 Supercontinents II: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Van Der Pluijm T209. Rheological Behavior of Ductile Lithosphere during Strain 103 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 308 Localization 137 T207. Folds and Folding: Earth’s Surface to Depth (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults and Mylonitic Shear Zones, Bending Mountains, and Assembling 138 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Supercontinents: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Van Der Pluijm (Posters) T209. Rheological Behavior of Ductile Lithosphere during Strain 139 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Localization (Posters) T210. Strike Slip Fault Systems Transfer Stress Inboard from the SESSIONS CATEGORY BY Subduction Zone Margin Leading to Basin Subsidence and Orogenesis, 173 Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 308 Are Conduits for Magmatism, and Are Responsible for Far-Traveled Terrane Translation 202 T211. Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the Petroleum Industry Tuesday 8–11 a.m. Room 308 286 T207. Folds and Folding: Earth’s Surface to Depth Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 322/323 T210. Strike Slip Fault Systems Transfer Stress Inboard from the Subduction Zone Margin Leading to Basin Subsidence and Orogenesis, 318 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Are Conduits for Magmatism, and Are Responsible for Far-Traveled Terrane Translation (Posters)
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 119 Sessions by Category
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. SESSION TITLE DAY TIME ROOM
Tectonics/Tectonophysics T1. Bridging Two Continents: Active Intracontinental Tectonics in Asia 6 Sunday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 349/350 and North America and the Associated Geohazards T5. Bridging Two Continents: Geologic Configuration of the Tibetan 7 Plateau Region Prior to the Indo-Asian Collision: Setting the Stage for Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 347/348 Development of a High Elevation Plateau 47 Tectonics/Tectonophysics (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T3. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Comparative Studies of 48 Accretionary Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, North Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall American Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts T4. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Diamonds, Zircons, and Native 49 Elements in the Mantle: New Discoveries and Models on the Properties Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall and Petrogenesis of Oceanic Mantle Lithosphere T8. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Supercontinents in Earth’s 50 History: New Perspectives from Precambrian Geology of Asia and Sunday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall North America T2. Bridging Two Continents: Advances in Crustal Subduction and 52 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 349/350 Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphism T6. Bridging Two Continents: Mid-Latitude Climate during Cretaceous 53 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 347/348 Greenhouse States: Comparison between East Asia and North America T217. Rift-Drift, Seafloor Spreading, and Subduction Zone Tectonics of 75 Collisional Orogens: Comparative Analysis of the Circum- Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 341 Mediterranean and Appalachian-Caledonian Orogenic Belts 105 GSA Special Nepal (Gorkha) Earthquake Session Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 345/346 T3. Bridging Two Continents: Comparative Studies of Accretionary 80 Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, North American Monday 8–11:10 a.m. Room 349/350 Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts I T4. Bridging Two Continents: Diamonds, Zircons and Native Elements 81 in the Mantle: New Discoveries and Models on the Properties and Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 347/348 Petrogenesis of Oceanic Mantle Lithosphere T215. Novel Methods, Applications, and Data Interpretations in 104 Monday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 310 Thermochronology 140 GSA Special Nepal (Gorkha) Earthquake Session (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall T1. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Active Intracontinental 141 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Tectonics in Asia and North America and the Associated Geohazards T2. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Advances in Crustal 142 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Subduction and Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphism T6. Bridging Two Continents: Mid-Latitude Climate during Cretaceous 143 Greenhouse States: Comparison between East Asia and North America Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) T215. Novel Methods, Applications, and Data Interpretations in 144 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Thermochronology (Posters)
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T3. Bridging Two Continents: Comparative Studies of Accretionary 149 Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, North American Monday 1:30–4:25 p.m. Room 349/350 Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts II T7. Bridging Two Continents: New Insights into the Mechanisms of 146 Continental Deformation from Sinoprobe Deep Seismic Reflection Monday 1:30–2:30 p.m. Room 347/348 Profiling and Receiver-Function Studies of the Lithosphere T8. Bridging Two Continents: Supercontinents in Earth’s History: New 174 Monday 3–5:30 p.m. Room 347/348 Perspectives from Precambrian Geology of Asia and North America 267 Tectonics: Exhumation, Erosion, Subsidence, and Rotation Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 347/348 T213. Integrating Perspectives on the Formation, Evolution, and 287 Wednesday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 308 Destruction of Continental Crust: From 0 to 4600 Ma T214. Mountains across the Oceans: Caledonian, Variscan, and 319 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Appalachian Orogenies through Time (Posters) T212. Deconstructing Rodinia: Neoproterozoic-Cambrian Geologic 341 Wednesday 1:30 –5:25 p.m. Room 314 Evolution of Laurentia’s Margins T214. Mountains across the Oceans: Caledonian, Variscan, and 342 Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 308 Appalachian Orogenies through Time
Volcanology T219. Intraplate and Divergent Boundary Volcanism: A Tribute to the 76 Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 319/320 Distinguished Career of David Clague T219. Intraplate and Divergent Boundary Volcanism: A Tribute to the 145 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall Distinguished Career of David Clague (Posters) T218. Comparative Approaches to Studying Impact Ejecta Deposits and 203 Tuesday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 344 Volcanic Flows 320 Volcanology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall SESSIONS CATEGORY BY
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 121 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
Sunday, 1 November P1. Celebrating the Genius of William “Strata” Smith: Bicentennial Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map I (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary 1 8 a.m. Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Association of American State Geologists; Room 327/328/329 Geological Society of London; History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontology Society; GSA Karst Division) 2 8 a.m. Marine/Coastal Science Room 342 Paleontology: Ancient Life in Deep Time: Temporal and Geographic Trends in Fossil 3 8 a.m. Room 316 Distributions 4 8 a.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology I Room 331/332 5 8 a.m. Structural Geology: Geometry and Kinematics from Mapping and Modeling Room 336 T1. Bridging Two Continents: Active Intracontinental Tectonics in Asia and North America 6 8 a.m. Room 349/350 and the Associated Geohazards T5. Bridging Two Continents: Geologic Configuration of the Tibetan Plateau Region Prior to 7 8 a.m. the Indo-Asian Collision: Setting the Stage for Development of a High-Elevation Plateau (GSA Room 347/348 Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T32. Urban Geochemistry (International Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; 8 8 a.m. Room 308 GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T52. From the River Channel to the Drainage Divide: Processes, Driving Mechanisms and the 9 8 a.m. Direction of Topographic Change in the Appalachians (GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 307 Geomorphology Division) T60. An Updated View on Caribbean Tectonics (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, 10 8 a.m. Room 319/320 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T69. Closing the Diversity Gap in Geoscience: Successful Models, Best Practices, Benefits, 11 8 a.m. Room 337 Outcomes, and Next Steps (GSA Geology and Society Division; American Geophysical Union) T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Experiences I (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 12 8 a.m. Room 339 Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers; International Association for Geoscience Diversity) T85. Preparing Pathways in K–12 Classrooms for Tomorrow’s Diverse Geoscience Workforce: Teachers, Students, and Communities (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Diversity in 13 8 a.m. Room 322/323 the Geosciences Committee; National Earth Science Teachers Association; GSA Geology and Society Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) T108. Nanomaterials and Contaminants in Hydrogeology (GSA Hydrogeology Division; 14 8 a.m. Room 345/346 Geochemical Society)
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T121. New Perspectives in Karst Geomicrobiology and Redox Geochemistry: Advances from 20 Years of Interdisciplinary Research and Exploring Our Future Frontiers (GSA Karst 15 8 a.m. Room 340 Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Karst Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; Geochemical Society) T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of Actinides I: In Honor of Rodney 16 8 a.m. C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Room 317 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T146. Palynology (AASP - The Palynological Society; GSA Quaternary Geology and 17 8 a.m. Room 309 Geomorphology Division; Paleontological Society) T149. Co-Evolution of Life and Planet: Broad-Scale Controls on Biodiversity I (Paleontological 18 8 a.m. Room 314 Society; Paleontological Association) T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, Acidification, and Global Warming during Earth’s Greatest Crises I (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 19 8 a.m. Room 310 Division; Paleontological Society; Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group; Mineralogical Society of America; Geological Society of London) T157. Eat, Prey, Love, and Burrow: Tracing Animal Behavior through Time (Paleontological 20 8 a.m. Room 315 Society; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) T177. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar System (GSA Planetary 21 8 a.m. Geology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 344 Volcanology Division) T179. Coordination of Civil Earth Observations: Review, Status, and Applications of Earth 22 8 a.m. Room 325/326 Observation Systems (GSA Geology and Society Division) T189. New Applications of Geochronologic Techniques to Quaternary and Archaeological 23 8 a.m. Settings (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Room 341 Division; GSA Karst Division) T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults and Mylonitic Shear Zones, 24 8 a.m. Bending Mountains, and Assembling Supercontinents I: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Room 343 Van Der Pluijm (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T13. Geologic Energy Research (Posters) (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Environmental 25 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall and Engineering Geology Division) 26 9 a.m. Engineering Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall T20. Embedded Research Projects in Upper Level Undergraduate Courses: A Plausible Panacea for the Dwindling Science and Engineering (S&E) Researchers Community 27 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 28 9 a.m. Geochemistry (Posters) Exhibit Hall 29 9 a.m. Geoinformatics (Posters) Exhibit Hall T44. Our Data Belong in Our Hands: 3-D Printing—The Future of Geoscience Research and 30 9 a.m. Education (Posters) (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Exhibit Hall Geomorphology Division) 31 9 a.m. Geology and Health (Posters) Exhibit Hall 32 9 a.m. Geoscience Education (Posters) Exhibit Hall T66. Beginning a New Era in Earth Science Education: The Role of Geoscience in Implementing the Next Generation Science Standards (Posters) (National Earth Science 33 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Teachers Association; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division) T69. Closing the Diversity Gap in Geoscience: Successful Models, Best Practices, Benefits, 34 9 a.m. Outcomes, and Next Steps (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; American Exhibit Hall Geophysical Union) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 123 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Experiences (Posters) (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Mineralogy, 35 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers; International Association for Geoscience Diversity) T75. Field-Based Educational Research: Insights from Field Camps, Field Trips, and Field- 36 9 a.m. Based Courses (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Exhibit Hall Geoscience Teachers) T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource 37 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Management (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T96. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) (Association of American State Geologists; 38 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T127. Continental Shelf and Estuarine Seafloor Mapping and Shallow Stratigraphy on the 39 9 a.m. North American East Coast (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Exhibit Hall Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) 40 9 a.m. Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography (Posters) Exhibit Hall T139. Insights from Microfossils, from Traditional to Novel Approaches (Posters) (Cushman 41 9 a.m. Foundation; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Research Institute; Exhibit Hall GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 42 9 a.m. Paleontology: The Analytical Toolkit: Evaluating Bias, Specimens, and Relationships (Posters) Exhibit Hall 43 9 a.m. Paleontology: Trends in Morphology and Size (Posters) Exhibit Hall T146. Palynology (Posters) (AASP - The Palynological Society; GSA Quaternary Geology and 44 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geomorphology Division; Paleontological Society) T173. Impact Cratering on Earth and in the Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology 45 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Division; GSA Geophysics Division) 46 9 a.m. Structural Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall 47 9 a.m. Tectonics/Tectonophysics (Posters) Exhibit Hall T3. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Comparative Studies of Accretionary Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, North American Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts (GSA 48 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T4. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Diamonds, Zircons, and Native Elements in the Mantle: New Discoveries and Models on the Properties and Petrogenesis of Oceanic Mantle 49 9 a.m. Lithosphere (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Exhibit Hall Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; MSA Mineral Physics; GSA Geophysics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society) T8. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Supercontinents in Earth’s History: New Perspectives 50 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall from Precambrian Geology of Asia and North America
124 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
1:30 51 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology II Room 331/332 p.m. T2. Bridging Two Continents: Advances in Crustal Subduction and Ultrahigh-Pressure 1:30 52 Metamorphism (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Room 349/350 p.m. GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 1:30 T6. Bridging Two Continents: Mid-Latitude Climate during Cretaceous Greenhouse States: 53 Room 347/348 p.m. Comparison between East Asia and North America T29. Restoring the Nation’s Largest Estuary: Lessons Learned from Efforts to Address Changes in Water Quality and Ecosystem Structure and Function within the Context of Landscape 1:30 54 Change and Climate Variability in the Chesapeake Bay and Its Watershed (GSA Geology and Room 308 p.m. Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 1:30 T48. Geomicrobiology: Microbes as a Geologic Force on Modern and Ancient Earth (GSA 55 Room 338 p.m. Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Geochemical Society) T58. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student Research Projects (GSA 1:30 56 Geoscience Education Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Room 318 p.m. Geoinformatics Division; Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) 1:30 T65. Utilizing 2-D and 3-D Near-Surface Geophysics to Generate Improved Surface and 57 Room 322/323 p.m. Subsurface Geologic Maps T66. Beginning a New Era in Earth Science Education: The Role of Geoscience in 1:30 Implementing the Next Generation Science Standards (National Earth Science Teachers 58 Room 321 p.m. Association; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division) T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Experiences II (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology 1:30 Division; GSA Karst Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 59 Room 339 p.m. Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers; International Association for Geoscience Diversity) 1:30 60 T71. Enticing Urban Youth to the Geosciences (GSA Geology and Society Division) Room 324 p.m. T72. Ethics of Geoscience in Practice and Application (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Quaternary Geology 1:30 61 and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; International Room 337 p.m. Association for the Promotion of Geoethics [IAPG]; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Society of Economic Geologists) 1:30 T103. Contaminant Transport, Fate, and Remediation in Fractured Rocks (GSA Hydrogeology 62 Room 345/346 p.m. Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Geochemical Society) T113. Effects of Urbanization on Hydrological and Geochemical Cycling in Surface and 1:30 63 Ground Waters (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Room 336 p.m. Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 1:30 T131. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, Geology, and Characterization 64 Room 342 p.m. of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of Actinides II: In Honor of 1:30 65 Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Room 317 p.m. Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 125 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T138. From the Caspian to Mediterranean: Environmental Change and Human Response 1:30 66 during the Quaternary (IGCP 610) (Paleontological Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Room 325/326 p.m. Discipline; Avalon Institute of Applied Sciences, Canada; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) 1:30 T149. Co-Evolution of Life and Planet: Broad-Scale Controls on Biodiversity II (Paleontological 67 Room 314 p.m. Society; Paleontological Association) T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, Acidification, and Global Warming 1:30 during Earth’s Greatest Crises II (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 68 Room 310 p.m. Division; Paleontological Society; Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group; Mineralogical Society of America; Geological Society of London) T155. Timing of the Origins and Evolution of Unicellular Eukaryotes (AASP - The 1:30 69 Palynological Society; Commission Internationale de la Microflore du Paleozoique CIMP Room 316 p.m. [International Commission of the Palaeozoic Microflora]; Paleontological Society) 1:30 T159. The Fossil Record of Parasite-Host Interactions: New Perspectives and Approaches 70 Room 315 p.m. (Paleontological Society; Advances in Parasitology Special Volume Fund) 1:30 T171. Exploring the Sedimentary Rock Record of Mars (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA 71 Room 344 p.m. Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 1:30 T188. Inside or Out? Investigations into Driving Forces in Fluvial Systems (GSA Quaternary 72 Room 340 p.m. Geology and Geomorphology Division) T198. Shale Gas Basins: Their Stratigraphy, Sedimentary Environments, Tectonics, and 1:30 73 Structural Evolution (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Room 307 p.m. Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults and Mylonitic Shear Zones, 1:30 74 Bending Mountains, and Assembling Supercontinents II: A Session to Honor the Career of Room 343 p.m. Ben Van Der Pluijm (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T217. Rift-Drift, Seafloor Spreading, and Subduction Zone Tectonics of Collisional Orogens: Comparative Analysis of the Circum-Mediterranean and Appalachian-Caledonian 1:30 Orogenic Belts (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; 75 Room 341 p.m. GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) T219. Intraplate and Divergent Boundary Volcanism: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of 1:30 76 David Clague (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Room 319/320 p.m. Society; Mineralogical Society of America; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) P1. Celebrating the Genius of William “Strata” Smith: Bicentennial Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map II (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary 77 2 p.m. Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Association of American State Geologists; Room 327/328/329 Geological Society of London; History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontology Society; GSA Karst Division)
126 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
Monday, 2 November 78 8 a.m. Paleontology: Limits to Life: Trends in Origination and Extinction Room 315 P1. Celebrating the Genius of William “Strata” Smith: Bicentennial Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map III (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary 79 8 a.m. Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Association of American State Geologists; Room 327/328/329 Geological Society of London; History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontology Society; GSA Karst Division) T3. Bridging Two Continents: Comparative Studies of Accretionary Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, North American Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts I (GSA 80 8 a.m. Room 349/350 Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T4. Bridging Two Continents: Diamonds, Zircons and Native Elements in the Mantle: New Discoveries and Models on the Properties and Petrogenesis of Oceanic Mantle Lithosphere 81 8 a.m. (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology Room 347/348 and Tectonics Division; MSA Mineral Physics; GSA Geophysics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society) T9. Developing Proxies for Human Impact on Soil and Sediment Mass Transfer throughout the Holocene (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Past Global Changes 82 8 a.m. Room 318 [PAGES]—GLoSS Working Group; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) T18. Metals in Ore Fluids: Sources, Concentrations, Modes of Transport, and Precipitation 83 8 a.m. (Society of Economic Geologists; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Room 322/323 and Volcanology Division) T47. Geology and Health: A Decade of Progress (GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA 84 8 a.m. Room 325/326 Geology and Society Division) T55. Investigating Coastal Environments: A Tribute to Derald G. Smith (GSA Quaternary Geology 85 8 a.m. Room 336 and Geomorphology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) T56. Landslide Inventories and Time Series: Data Collection, Statistics, Geospatial Analysis, 86 8 a.m. and Relationships to Other Geohazards (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Room 307 GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) 87 8 a.m. T74. Extended Geology Trips with Special Emphasis on Study Abroad Room 337 T83. Methods for Conducting Research about Teaching and Learning in the Geosciences (GSA 88 8 a.m. Room 339 Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) T84. Practical Faculty-Related Issues & Trans-Disciplinary Pedagogical Strategies Associated 89 8 a.m. Room 321 with Classroom Transformation T91. Using Place-Based and/or Data Driven Approaches in Geoscience Undergraduate 90 8 a.m. Room 338 Teaching and Research (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) T105. Fate and Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants in Wetlands and Sediments 91 8 a.m. (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental Engineering and Geology Division; Room 343 Geochemical Society) T120. Karst Processes and Speleogenesis: Advances in Monitoring, Modeling, and Measurements 92 8 a.m. (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; Karst Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Room 340 Research Institute; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T127. Continental Shelf and Estuarine Seafloor Mapping and Shallow Stratigraphy on the 93 8 a.m. North American East Coast (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/ Room 309 Coastal Science Discipline) T132. Mineralogy of Diagenesis on Earth and Mars: In Honor of Nicholas J. Tosca, 2015 MSA 94 8 a.m. Awardee (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 342 Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 127 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T133. Mineralogy Writ Small: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of David R. Veblen 95 8 a.m. (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Room 317 Division; Geochemical Society) 96 8 a.m. T145. Conodonts from Black Shales and Other Rocks: In Honor of Anita G. Harris Room 316 97 8 a.m. T147. Biotic Interactions and Their Influence on Long-Term Evolution I (Paleontological Society) Room 314 T158. Perspectives on Multi-Element Skeleton Taphonomy: Case Studies, Approaches, and 98 8 a.m. Room 319/320 Advances (Paleontological Society) T163. A Matter of Perspective: Integrating Macro- and Micro-Scale Evidence in Investigations of 99 8 a.m. Magmatic Origins and Histories (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Room 341 Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society; GSA Planetary Geology Division) T173. Impact Cratering on Earth and in the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; 100 8 a.m. Room 344 GSA Geophysics Division) T184. African Environments across Space and through Time: Integrating Modern and Ancient Climate Data for Insights into Terrestrial Ecosystem Dynamics (GSA Quaternary Geology and 101 8 a.m. Room 331/332 Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Geochemical Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Discipline) T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New Methods, New Data, and New Insights I (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA 102 8 a.m. Room 324 Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) T209. Rheological Behavior of Ductile Lithosphere during Strain Localization (GSA Structural 103 8 a.m. Room 308 Geology and Tectonics Division) T215. Novel Methods, Applications, and Data Interpretations in Thermochronology 104 8 a.m. (Geochemical Society; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geoinformatics Room 310 Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) GSA Special Nepal (Gorkha) Earthquake Session (GSA; GSA Quaternary Geology and 105 8 a.m. Geomorphology Division; GSA International; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Structural Room 345/346 Geology and Tectonics Division) T32. Urban Geochemistry (Posters) (International Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical 106 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Society; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T39. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Organics in the 107 9 a.m. Environment (Posters) (International Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; GSA Exhibit Hall Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T48. Geomicrobiology: Microbes as a Geologic Force on Modern and Ancient Earth (Posters) 108 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Geochemical Society) T51. Molecular Methodology and the Heart of Geobiology (Posters) (GSA Geobiology & 109 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geomicrobiology Division; Geochemical Society) T53. Geoheritage Matters (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience 110 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Education Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T76. GeoCorps™ America and Mosaics in Science Programs: Successful Partnerships 111 9 a.m. Promoting Individual Professional Development and Application of Geoscience and Related Exhibit Hall Fields to Management of America’s Public Lands (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division)
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T99. A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology 112 9 a.m. Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; Council on Undergraduate Research Exhibit Hall Geosciences Division) T100. Advances in Groundwater Modeling (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA 113 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Karst Division) T103. Contaminant Transport, Fate, and Remediation in Fractured Rocks (Posters) (GSA 114 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Geochemical Society) T104. Delivery of Nutrients and Contaminants by Groundwater to Estuaries and Their 115 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Watersheds (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T105. Fate and Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants in Wetlands and Sediments 116 9 a.m. (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental Engineering and Geology Division; Exhibit Hall Geochemical Society) T109. Reservoir Connectivity and Fluid Migration during Unconventional Oil and Gas
117 9 a.m. Development: Implications for Hydraulic Fracturing, CO2 Storage, Enhanced Oil Recovery, and Exhibit Hall Waste Water Injection (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) T112. Understanding Saline Fluid Flow Systems: From Saltwater Intrusion to Geologic-Scale 118 9 a.m. Brine Migration (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association of Exhibit Hall Hydrogeologists; Society of Economic Geologists) T113. Effects of Urbanization on Hydrological and Geochemical Cycling in Surface and 119 9 a.m. Ground Waters (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Exhibit Hall Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 120 9 a.m. Marine/Coastal Science (Posters) Exhibit Hall T128. Field and Modeling Approaches to Understanding the Response of Coupled Barrier- 121 9 a.m. Backbarrier Systems to Coastal Change (Posters) (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Coastal Exhibit Hall Education & Research Foundation; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of Actinides: In Honor of Rodney 122 9 a.m. C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Exhibit Hall Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 123 9 a.m. Paleontology: Fossils of the Neoproterozoic (Posters) Exhibit Hall Paleontology: Life on Land and in the Oceans: Paleoclimate and Paleoenvironmental 124 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Reconstructions (Posters) 125 9 a.m. Paleontology: The Role of Collections in Diversity, Databases, and Museums (Posters) Exhibit Hall 126 9 a.m. Paleontology: Under the Lens: New Insight from Microfossils (Posters) Exhibit Hall T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, Acidification, and Global Warming during Earth’s Greatest Crises (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 127 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society; Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group; Mineralogical Society of America; Geological Society of London) T156. Earth Underfoot: New Frontiers in Ichnology and Zoogeomorphology (Posters) (SEPM 128 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) T157. Eat, Prey, Love, and Burrow: Tracing Animal Behavior through Time (Posters) 129 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (Paleontological Society; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems (Posters) 130 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (Paleontological Society) 131 9 a.m. Petrology, Igneous (Posters) Exhibit Hall T170. Experimental Investigations of Planetary Geologic Processes (Posters) (GSA Planetary 132 9 a.m. Geology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Exhibit Hall Volcanology Division) T171. Exploring the Sedimentary Rock Record of Mars (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; 133 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall
GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 129 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T185. Coastal Hazards from Minutes to Millennia (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and 134 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T193. Sedimentary Environment and Process Studies: The Emerging Generation of Scientists 135 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New Methods, New Data, and New Insights (Posters) (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Limnogeology Division; 136 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) T207. Folds and Folding: Earth’s Surface to Depth (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and 137 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Tectonics Division) T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults and Mylonitic Shear Zones, 138 9 a.m. Bending Mountains, and Assembling Supercontinents: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Exhibit Hall Van Der Pluijm (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T209. Rheological Behavior of Ductile Lithosphere during Strain Localization (Posters) (GSA 139 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) GSA Special Nepal (Gorkha) Earthquake Session (Posters) (GSA; GSA Quaternary Geology and 140 9 a.m. Geomorphology Division; GSA International; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Structural Exhibit Hall Geology and Tectonics Division) T1. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Active Intracontinental Tectonics in Asia and North 141 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall America and the Associated Geohazards T2. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Advances in Crustal Subduction and Ultrahigh-Pressure 142 9 a.m. Metamorphism (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Exhibit Hall GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T6. Bridging Two Continents: Mid-Latitude Climate during Cretaceous Greenhouse States: 143 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Comparison between East Asia and North America (Posters) T215. Novel Methods, Applications, and Data Interpretations in Thermochronology (Posters) 144 9 a.m. (Geochemical Society; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geoinformatics Exhibit Hall Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T219. Intraplate and Divergent Boundary Volcanism: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of 145 9 a.m. David Clague (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Exhibit Hall Geochemical Society; Mineralogical Society of America; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) T7. Bridging Two Continents: New Insights into the Mechanisms of Continental Deformation 1:30 146 from Sinoprobe Deep Seismic Reflection Profiling and Receiver-Function Studies of the Room 347/348 p.m. Lithosphere 1:30 Quaternary Geology: Melting Ice, Sea-Level Change, and New Insights into Old 147 Room 319/320 p.m. Geomorphic Paradigms 1:30 P2. Savor the Cryosphere (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA 148 Room 327/328/329 p.m. Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Extreme Ice Survey; Earth Vision Institute) T3. Bridging Two Continents: Comparative Studies of Accretionary Orogenesis in the 1:30 Central Asian Orogenic Belt, North American Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts II (GSA 149 Room 349/350 p.m. Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division)
130 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
1:30 T10. Frontiers in Geoarchaeology (GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Quaternary 150 Room 318 p.m. Geology and Geomorphology Division) 1:30 T13. Geologic Energy Research I (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Environmental and 151 Room 321 p.m. Engineering Geology Division) 1:30 T15. Dimension Stone and Heritage Stone: Quarries, Building Stones, Monuments, Sculpture, 152 Room 339 p.m. Utilitarian Stones, and More T39. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Organics in the 1:30 153 Environment (International Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; GSA Room 322/323 p.m. Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 1:30 T61. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results and the Annual 154 Room 340 p.m. George P. Woollard Award Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) T64. Rotations, Oroclinal Bending; Variscan-Alleghenian Nondipoles; Diagenetic Enigmatic 1:30 Remagnetizations; Vignettes of Orogenies and Oceans: A Celebration of Rob Van der Voo’s 155 Room 338 p.m. Career (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 1:30 T75. Field-Based Educational Research: Insights from Field Camps, Field Trips, and Field-Based 156 Room 337 p.m. Courses (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) T94. Entering Our Third Century in the Footsteps of William Smith: Status and Future of 1:30 157 Geological Mapping (Association of American State Geologists; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 336 p.m. Geomorphology Division) 1:30 T98. The Great Images in Geology I (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; History 158 Room 325/326 p.m. of Earth Sciences Society) 1:30 T104. Delivery of Nutrients and Contaminants by Groundwater to Estuaries and Their 159 Room 307 p.m. Watersheds (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T106. From Green Roofs and Gutters to Urban Streams: Advancing Urban Watershed 1:30 160 Hydrology through Innovative Field and Modeling Approaches (GSA Hydrogeology Division; Room 342 p.m. GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T115. Cave Exploration, Survey, and Science: Historical to Modern Perspectives, Methods, and 1:30 161 Techniques (GSA Karst Division; Cave Research Foundation; National Speleological Society; Room 345/346 p.m. GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T128. Field and Modeling Approaches to Understanding the Response of Coupled Barrier- 1:30 162 Backbarrier Systems to Coastal Change (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Coastal Room 309 p.m. Education & Research Foundation; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 1:30 163 T147. Biotic Interactions and Their Influence on Long-Term Evolution II (Paleontological Society) Room 314 p.m. 1:30 T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments I: A Session Honoring the 164 Room 310 p.m. Contributions of Ann F. Budd (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) 1:30 T156. Earth Underfoot: New Frontiers in Ichnology and Zoogeomorphology (SEPM [Society 165 Room 316 p.m. for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) 1:30 166 T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems I (Paleontological Society) Room 315 p.m. T166. Metamorphic Petrology: New Approaches and Outcomes (GSA Mineralogy, 1:30 167 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Room 317 p.m. Mineralogical Association of Canada) T168. Subduction, Fluids, Accessory Minerals, and Trace Elements: A Celebration of Sorena 1:30 168 Sorensen’s Career (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Room 341 p.m. and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 1:30 T174. Microscopic Impact Records (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 169 Room 344 p.m. Division; Geochemical Society) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 131 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
1:30 170 T178. 70 Years of Geoscience at UNESCO: Past, Present, and Future Room 331/332 p.m. T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New Methods, New Data, and 1:30 New Insights II (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA 171 Room 324 p.m. Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) 1:30 172 T204. The Reactive Soil: Processes at the Bio-Geo Interface in the Rhizosphere Room 343 p.m. T210. Strike Slip Fault Systems Transfer Stress Inboard from the Subduction Zone Margin 1:30 Leading to Basin Subsidence and Orogenesis, Are Conduits for Magmatism, and Are 173 Room 308 p.m. Responsible for Far-Traveled Terrane Translation (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T8. Bridging Two Continents: Supercontinents in Earth’s History: New Perspectives from 174 3 p.m. Room 347/348 Precambrian Geology of Asia and North America 175 5 p.m. GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture Ballroom IV
Tuesday, 3 November 176 8 a.m. Paleontology: Evolutionary Patterns in the Fossil Record Room 316 P3. Earth-Life Systems at the Dawn of Animals (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & 177 8 a.m. Room 327/328/329 Geomicrobiology Division) T13. Geologic Energy Research II (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Environmental and 178 8 a.m. Room 321 Engineering Geology Division) T35. Honoring the Diverse Career of Dr. W. Berry Lyons: Geochemistry from Polar Deserts to Tropical Watersheds (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA 179 8 a.m. Room 342 Hydrogeology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; International Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society) T49. Mechanistic Insights into the Biogeochemical Processes Controlling Phosphorus 180 8 a.m. Transport and Cycling (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Room 343 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T59. Advances in Crustal Geophysics and Tectonics I: In Honor of G.R. Keller (GSA Geophysics 181 8 a.m. Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Room 347/348 Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) T63. Intraplate Earthquakes, Seismotectonics, and Geodynamics in Eastern and Central North America (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA 182 8 a.m. Room 322/323 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; EarthScope; U.S. Geological Survey) T68. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach Activities and Research and Evaluation Measures of Success (GSA Geoscience Education Division; CLEAN Network; 183 8 a.m. Room 324 GSA Geology and Society Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)
132 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T76. GeoCorps™ America and Mosaics in Science Programs: Successful Partnerships 184 8 a.m. Promoting Individual Professional Development and Application of Geoscience and Related Room 338 Fields to Management of America’s Public Lands (GSA Geology and Society Division) T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource 185 8 a.m. Room 309 Management I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T81. Intentional Integration of Research into the Curriculum: Undergraduate Research as a 186 8 a.m. Room 339 Teaching Practice (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) T87. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer: Collaborations, Partnerships, and Practices for 187 8 a.m. Success (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; Room 337 Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers) T97. Specimen-Based Research and the Reality of Paleontological Resource, Specimen and Data Management: Strengthening Partnerships among Federal Land Managers, Repositories, 188 8 a.m. Room 318 and Researchers (Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; Paleontological Society; STEPPE; Society of Vertebrate Paleontology) T98. The Great Images in Geology II (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; History 189 8 a.m. Room 325/326 of Earth Sciences Society) T110. Satellite Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology (GSA Hydrogeology 190 8 a.m. Room 341 Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T112. Understanding Saline Fluid Flow Systems: From Saltwater Intrusion to Geologic-Scale 191 8 a.m. Brine Migration (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association of Hydrogeologists; Room 345/346 Society of Economic Geologists) T136. Decadal to Century-Scale Proxy Climate Records in High-Altitude and High-Latitude 192 8 a.m. Room 340 Landscapes (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments II: A Session Honoring the 193 8 a.m. Room 310 Contributions of Ann F. Budd (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) 194 8 a.m. T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems II (Paleontological Society) Room 315 T162. A Lower Crustal Perspective on Magmatic Arc Processes (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 195 8 a.m. Room 331/332 Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T165. Zen and Now: Honoring the Legacy of E-an Zen’s Contributions to Geology (GSA 196 8 a.m. Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of Room 317 America; Geochemical Society) T185. Coastal Hazards from Minutes to Millennia (GSA Quaternary Geology and 197 8 a.m. Room 307 Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T190. Paleoecological Patterns, Ecological Processes, Modeled Scenarios: Crossing Temporal Scales to Understand an Uncertain Future (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 198 8 a.m. Division; AASP - The Palynological Society; Canadian Association of Palynology; GSA Room 314 Limnogeology Division; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Discipline; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) T192. Lawrence A. Hardie Commemorative Session I (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 199 8 a.m. Room 319/320 Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 200 8 a.m. T197. Sedimentary Basins I Room 349/350 T200. Landscape Dynamics: Integrating Soils, Hydrology, and Climatic Processes to 201 8 a.m. Room 336 Understand Weathering, Sediment Transport, and Biospheric Processes T211. Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the Petroleum Industry (GSA Structural 202 8 a.m. Geology and Tectonics Division; American Association of Petroleum Geologists Petroleum Room 308 Structure and Geomechanics Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) T218. Comparative Approaches to Studying Impact Ejecta Deposits and Volcanic Flows (GSA 203 8 a.m. Planetary Geology Division; NASA Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute; GSA Room 344 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 133 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T9. Developing Proxies for Human Impact on Soil and Sediment Mass Transfer throughout the Holocene (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Past Global 204 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Changes [PAGES] GLoSS Working Group; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) T10. Frontiers in Geoarchaeology (Posters) (GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA 205 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 206 9 a.m. Economic Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall T21. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research Competition (Posters) (GSA 207 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T25. An Early Involvement of Undergraduates and K–12 Students in Geological Research Brings a Strong Sense of Ownership and Achievement for Young Researchers (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA 208 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geology and Society Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; National Earth Science Teachers Association; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T27. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (Posters) (GSA Environmental and 209 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 210 9 a.m. T38. Sigma Gamma Epsilon—Undergraduate Research (Posters) (Sigma Gamma Epsilon) Exhibit Hall T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology 211 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T55. Investigating Coastal Environments: A Tribute to Derald G. Smith (Posters) (GSA 212 9 a.m. Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; Marine/Coastal Exhibit Hall Science Discipline) T56. Landslide Inventories and Time Series: Data Collection, Statistics, Geospatial Analysis, 213 9 a.m. and Relationships to Other Geohazards (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Exhibit Hall Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) T57. Soil to Sediment and Channels—From Geologic to Modern Time Scales: A Session to 214 9 a.m. Honor the Work of Milan Pavich (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Exhibit Hall Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) T81. Intentional Integration of Research into the Curriculum: Undergraduate Research as a 215 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Teaching Practice (Posters) (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) T86. Research on Teaching and Student Learning in the K–12 Earth Science Classroom 216 9 a.m. (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Earth Science Teachers Association; Exhibit Hall National Association of Geoscience Teachers) T114. Advances in Island and Coastal Karst Investigations (Posters) (GSA Karst Division; GSA 217 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T120. Karst Processes and Speleogenesis: Advances in Monitoring, Modeling, and Measurements (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; Karst Waters 218 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)
134 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T138. From the Caspian to Mediterranean: Environmental Change and Human Response during the Quaternary (IGCP 610) (Posters) (Paleontological Society; Paleoceanography/ 219 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Paleoclimatology Discipline; Avalon Institute of Applied Sciences, Canada; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) T140. Late Paleocene and Early Eocene Hyperthermal Events in Terrestrial and Marine 220 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Systems (Posters) Paleontology: The Early and Middle Paleozoic: Biodiversity, Biogeography, and 221 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Biostratigraphy (Posters) 222 9 a.m. Paleontology: The Mesozoic World (Posters) Exhibit Hall T144. 200 Years and Going Strong: The Role of Paleontology in Geologic Mapping (Posters) 223 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (AASP - The Palynological Society; Paleontological Society; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) T150. Early and Middle Triassic Restructuring Following the End-Permian Mass Extinction 224 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, and Models (Posters) 225 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; The Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) T158. Perspectives on Multi-Element Skeleton Taphonomy: Case Studies, Approaches, and 226 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Advances (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T163. A Matter of Perspective: Integrating Macro- and Micro-Scale Evidence in Investigations of Magmatic Origins and Histories (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 227 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society; GSA Planetary Geology Division) 228 9 a.m. Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) Exhibit Hall 229 9 a.m. Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Exhibit Hall T194. New Horizons in Paleogeography: Principles, Innovative Methods, and Application to 230 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Resource Exploration (Posters) (Paleontological Society; Journal of Palaeogeography) 231 9 a.m. Soils (Posters) Exhibit Hall T202. Paleosol Case Studies: Resurrecting Ancient Critical Zones through Space and Time 232 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (Posters) 1:30 233 Archaeological Geology Room 318 p.m. 1:30 Planetary Geology: Understanding Mars Geology from Orbiter to Rover-Based Exploration: 234 Room 344 p.m. The G.K. Gilbert Award Session 1:30 P4. Similar Information, Different Results: Fracking from State to State (GSA Geology and 235 Room 327/328/329 p.m. Society Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) 1:30 T12. From Peat to Coke: Honoring the Legacy of William Spackman (GSA Energy Geology 236 Room 321 p.m. Division; AASP - The Palynological Society; Paleontological Society) T23. Landslide, Subsidence, and Debris Flow-Hazards: Integrating Engineering Geology Research and Communication Solutions (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology 1:30 237 Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Room 339 p.m. Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; U.S. Geological Survey, Landslide Hazards Program; GSA Karst Division) 1:30 238 T36. Mercury Biogeochemistry: Sizing up Element 80 in the Earth System (Geochemical Society) Room 322/323 p.m. T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Research I (Paleontological 1:30 239 Society; Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; GSA Geoinformatics Division; Room 314 p.m. EarthCube C4P; iSamples) T57. Soil to Sediment—From Geologic to Modern Time Scales: A Session to Honor the Work 1:30 240 of Milan Pavich (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Room 331/332 p.m.
Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 135 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T59. Advances in Crustal Geophysics and Tectonics II: In Honor of G.R. Keller (GSA 1:30 241 Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Room 347/348 p.m. Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) T86. Research on Teaching and Student Learning in the K–12 Earth Science Classroom (GSA 1:30 242 Geoscience Education Division; National Earth Science Teachers Association; National Room 324 p.m. Association of Geoscience Teachers) 1:30 T90. Undergraduate Geoscience Education and Research Opportunities Supported by NSF 243 Room 336 p.m. Funding Programs 1:30 244 T95. Evolution of the Data Life Cycle (Geoscience Information Society) Room 338 p.m. 1:30 T117. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (GSA Karst Division; GSA 245 Room 340 p.m. Hydrogeology Division) T129. Forecasting the Coastal Response to Sea-Level Rise: Integrating the Past and Present to 1:30 246 Inform the Future (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/Coastal Room 345/346 p.m. Science Discipline) 1:30 247 T140. Late Paleocene and Early Eocene Hyperthermal Events in Terrestrial and Marine Systems Room 342 p.m. 1:30 T142. The Middle Paleozoic World (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary 248 Room 337 p.m. Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 1:30 T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments III: A Session Honoring the 249 Room 310 p.m. Contributions of Ann F. Budd (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) 1:30 T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, and Models I (GSA 250 Room 325/326 p.m. Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) 1:30 T154. Phanerozoic Evolution in the Oceans: Effects of Warming and Chemical Changes 251 Room 316 p.m. (Cushman Foundation; Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institute) 1:30 252 T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems III (Paleontological Society) Room 315 p.m. 1:30 T180. Geoscience in the Public Square: Meeting the Challenges and Seizing the Opportunities 253 Room 307 p.m. (GSA Geology and Society Division) T187. Geology, Geomorphology, and Biogeography of the Amazon: Integrating Approaches 1:30 254 and Disciplines to Understand the Evolution of a Unique Ecosystem (GSA Quaternary Geology Room 341 p.m. and Geomorphology Division) 1:30 T192. Lawrence A. Hardie Commemorative Session II (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 255 Room 319/320 p.m. Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 1:30 256 T197. Sedimentary Basins II Room 343 p.m. T205. Integration of Microfossils and Sedimentology in Stratigraphic Analysis (AASP - The 1:30 257 Palynological Society; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Cushman Foundation for Room 349/350 p.m. Foraminiferal Research; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, Presidential Address, and Annual 258 3 p.m. Room 317 Business Meeting
136 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
3:30 T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource 259 Room 309 p.m. Management II (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 4:30 260 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecture Ballroom IV p.m.
Wednesday, 4 November 261 8 a.m. Environmental Geoscience Room 339 262 8 a.m. Geoscience Education Room 338 Karst: Visualizing Karst through Multiple Disciplines: Geochemistry, Geophysics, Remote 263 8 a.m. Room 341 Sensing, and More 264 8 a.m. Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Room 331/332 265 8 a.m. Paleontology: Go Big or Go Home: Fossil Range Sizes and Body Sizes Room 310 266 8 a.m. Sediments, Clastic Room 340 267 8 a.m. Tectonics: Exhumation, Erosion, Subsidence, and Rotation Room 347/348 268 8 a.m. P5. Appalachian Geomorphology I (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) Room 327/328/329 T17. Metallic Mineral Deposits in the Midcontinent Region of North America: Origin and 269 8 a.m. Exploration (Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 343 Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Research II (Paleontological 270 8 a.m. Society; Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; GSA Geoinformatics Division; Room 314 EarthCube C4P; iSamples) T50. Microbial Hydrocarbon Formation and Biodegradation: Organisms, Pathways, 271 8 a.m. Environmental Limitations, and Isotope Signatures (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Room 349/350 Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society) 272 8 a.m. T79. Geoscience Career Planning in the Classroom and Beyond Room 324 T89. Trans-Disciplinary Pedagogical Strategies—Enhancing STEM Instruction through Real- 273 8 a.m. Time Problem Solving Facilitated by Interdisciplinary, Project-Based Learning (GSA Room 321 Geoscience Education Division) T101. Arsenic: Source to Sustainability I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & 274 8 a.m. Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Room 337 Geology Division; International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development) T109. Water and Fluid Migration during Energy Development: Implications for Hydraulic
275 8 a.m. Fracturing, CO2 Storage, Enhanced Oil Recovery, In Situ Uranium Recovery, and Waste Water Room 309 Injection (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) T111. Sustainability and Resilience in Major Urban Areas: The Need for Earth and Environmental Science Information in Formulating Plans, Policies, and Programs (GSA 276 8 a.m. Room 342 Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T137. Fresh Perspectives on Critical Transitions in Earth History: Insights from Novel Tools or 277 8 a.m. New Successions (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Room 319/320 Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T150. Early and Middle Triassic Restructuring Following the End-Permian Mass Extinction 278 8 a.m. Room 316 (Paleontological Society) T151. Foraminiferal Responses and Recovery from Environmental Stressors 279 8 a.m. (Paleontological Society; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Quaternary Geology Room 315 and Geomorphology Division) T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, and Models II (GSA 280 8 a.m. Room 325/326 Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 137 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T167. Metamorphic, Metasomatic, and Igneous Processes in the Mid- and Deep Continental Crust: Mechanisms and Processes That Impact Mass Transport and Rheology (GSA 281 8 a.m. Room 317 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America) T172. Geology of Dwarf Planets: First Results from NASA’s Dawn Mission to Ceres (GSA 282 8 a.m. Room 344 Planetary Geology Division) T191. Reconstructing Arctic Glaciers and Ice Sheets: Chronology, Geomorphology, and 283 8 a.m. Room 307 Climate Records (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T194. New Horizons in Paleogeography: Principles, Innovative Methods, and Application to 284 8 a.m. Room 336 Resource Exploration (Paleontological Society; Journal of Palaeogeography) 285 8 a.m. T202. Paleosol Case Studies: Resurrecting Ancient Critical Zones through Space and Time Room 345/346 286 8 a.m. T207. Folds and Folding: Earth’s Surface to Depth (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Room 322/323 T213. Integrating Perspectives on the Formation, Evolution, and Destruction of Continental Crust: From 0 to 4600 Ma (Geochemical Society; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, 287 8 a.m. Room 308 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geological Association of Canada; Mineralogical Association of Canada; GSA Planetary Geology Division) 288 9 a.m. Environmental Geoscience (Posters) Exhibit Hall T31. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Their Use in Geologic Reconnaissance (Posters) (GSA 289 9 a.m. Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Exhibit Hall Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Research (Posters) 290 9 a.m. (Paleontological Society; Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; GSA Exhibit Hall Geoinformatics Division; EarthCube C4P; iSamples) 291 9 a.m. Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall T61. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results and the Annual 292 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall George P. Woollard Award Presentation (Posters) (GSA Geophysics Division) T63. Intraplate Earthquakes, Seismotectonics, and Geodynamics in Eastern and Central North America (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; 293 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; EarthScope; U.S. Geological Survey) T91. Using Place-Based and/or Data Driven Approaches in Geoscience Undergraduate 294 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Teaching and Research (Posters) (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) Geoscience Information/Communication: Past Events Can Guide Communication and Public 295 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Policy (Posters) 296 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Exhibit Hall 297 9 a.m. Limnogeology (Posters) Exhibit Hall T125. Lakes of the World (Posters) (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and 298 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geomorphology Division) 299 9 a.m. Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Exhibit Hall T131. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, Geology, and Characterization 300 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall of Diamonds and other Gem Minerals (Posters)
138 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
301 9 a.m. T161. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Diversity, Form, and Phylogeny (Posters) (Paleontological Society) Exhibit Hall T162. A Lower Crustal Perspective on Magmatic Arc Processes (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, 302 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 303 9 a.m. Petrology, Metamorphic (Posters) Exhibit Hall T166. Metamorphic Petrology: New Approaches and Outcomes (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, 304 9 a.m. Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Exhibit Hall Mineralogical Association of Canada) T167. Metamorphic, Metasomatic, and Igneous Processes in the Mid- and Deep Continental Crust: Mechanisms and Processes That Impact Mass Transport and Rheology (Posters) (GSA 305 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America) T168. Subduction, Fluids, Accessory Minerals, and Trace Elements: A Celebration of Sorena 306 9 a.m. Sorensen’s Career (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Exhibit Hall Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 307 9 a.m. Planetary Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall T172. Geology of Dwarf Planets: First Results from NASA’s Dawn Mission to Ceres (Posters) 308 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall (GSA Planetary Geology Division) 309 9 a.m. Precambrian Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall 310 9 a.m. Quaternary Geology: Pleistocene to Holocene Deposits, Landforms and Processes (Posters) Exhibit Hall T188. Inside or Out? Investigations into Driving Forces in Fluvial Systems (Posters) (GSA 311 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T189. New Applications of Geochronologic Techniques to Quaternary and Archaeological 312 9 a.m. Settings (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Exhibit Hall Geology Division; GSA Karst Division) T190. Paleoecological Patterns, Ecological Processes, Modeled Scenarios: Crossing Temporal Scales to Understand an Uncertain Future (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and 313 9 a.m. Geomorphology Division; AASP - The Palynological Society; Canadian Association of Palynology; Exhibit Hall GSA Limnogeology Division; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Discipline; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) T196. Revisiting the Atlantic Continental Margin: New Insights on the Geologic Evolution of 314 9 a.m. North American Passive Margin Basins (Posters) (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Exhibit Hall Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) 315 9 a.m. T197. Sedimentary Basins (Posters) Exhibit Hall T198. Shale Gas Basins: Their Stratigraphy, Sedimentary Environments, Tectonics, and 316 9 a.m. Structural Evolution (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Exhibit Hall Tectonics Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) 317 9 a.m. Stratigraphy (Posters) Exhibit Hall T210. Strike Slip Fault Systems Transfer Stress Inboard from the Subduction Zone Margin Leading to Basin Subsidence and Orogenesis, Are Conduits for Magmatism, and Are 318 9 a.m. Exhibit Hall Responsible for Far-Traveled Terrane Translation (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T214. Mountains across the Oceans: Caledonian, Variscan, and Appalachian Orogenies through 319 9 a.m. Time (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; EGU Division on Tectonics and Exhibit Hall Structural Geology; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 320 9 a.m. Volcanology (Posters) Exhibit Hall 1:30 T186. Estimating the Timing and Characteristics of Continental Earthquakes from Geologic 321 Room 336 p.m. Data (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 139 Sessions Calendar
All 342 Technical Sessions will take place in the Baltimore Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2015AM/meetingapp.cgi.
NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
1:30 322 Economic Geology Room 331/332 p.m. 1:30 323 Geochemistry: Frontiers in Geochemistry Room 317 p.m. 1:30 324 Geoinformatics Room 349/350 p.m. 1:30 325 Geomorphology: Channels and Channel Change at Short to Long Time Scales Room 342 p.m. 1:30 326 Geophysics/Geodynamics Room 322/323 p.m. 1:30 Paleontology: Building the Fossil Record: Taphonomic and Paleoecological Controls on 327 Room 315 p.m. Fossilization 1:30 328 Stratigraphy and Sediments, Carbonates Room 340 p.m. 1:30 329 P5. Appalachian Geomorphology II (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) Room 327/328/329 p.m. 1:30 T27. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (GSA Environmental and Engineering 330 Room 339 p.m. Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 1:30 T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires (GSA Quaternary Geology and 331 Room 307 p.m. Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 1:30 T92. Clear As Mud? Advancing Communication in the Geosciences (GSA Geology and Society 332 Room 343 p.m. Division; GSA Committee on Geology and Public Policy; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 1:30 333 T100. Advances in Groundwater Modeling (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division) Room 341 p.m. T101. Arsenic: Source to Sustainability II (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & 1:30 334 Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Room 337 p.m. Geology Division; International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development) T119. Geological Interactions within the Global Carbon Cycle (GSA Karst Division; International Research Center on Karst under the Auspices of UNESCO; Karst Waters Institute; 1:30 335 National Cave and Karst Research Institute; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Room 345/346 p.m. Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division) 1:30 T125. Lakes of the World (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and 336 Room 347/348 p.m. Geomorphology Division) T143. What Makes a Juicy Rock? Global Climate Events and Deposition of Organic Rich 1:30 337 Shales through Time (Geochemical Society; GSA Energy Geology Division; AASP - The Room 309 p.m. Palynological Society) 1:30 T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, Proxies, and Models III (GSA 338 Room 325/326 p.m. Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) 1:30 339 T161. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Diversity, Form, and Phylogeny (Paleontological Society) Room 316 p.m.
140 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION
T175. Oceans, Fire, and Ice of the Outer Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA 1:30 340 Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Room 344 p.m. GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T212. Deconstructing Rodinia: Neoproterozoic-Cambrian Geologic Evolution of Laurentia’s Margins (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA 1:30 341 Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Room 314 p.m. Precambrian Geology; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Geochemical Society; Society of Economic Geologists; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Discipline; Paleontological Society) T214. Mountains across the Oceans: Caledonian, Variscan, and Appalachian Orogenies 1:30 342 through Time (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; EGU Division on Tectonics and Room 308 p.m. Structural Geology; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division)
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NOTE INDEX SYSTEM Numbers (3-4, 15-4) indicate session and order of presentation within that session. *denotes speaker
SUNDAY, 1 NOVEMBER 2015
1-6 10:35 AM Şengör, A.M. Celâl*: SMITH’S MAPPING IN CONTEXT OF MORNING ORAL HISTORY OF GEOLOGY TECHNICAL SESSIONS SESSION NO. 2 SESSION NO. 1 Marine/Coastal Science P1. Celebrating the Genius of William ‘Strata’ Smith: Bicentennial 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 342 Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map I (GSA History and Yuting Li and Peter D. Clift, Presiding Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology 2-1 8:00 AM Kahn, Beryl C.M.*; Feldman, Howard R.; Girgenti, Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Association of Christopher D.; Molinaro, Daniel M.: CONSTRUCTING A American State Geologists; Geological Society of London; MAN-MADE OYSTER REEF IN THE LITTLE HELLGATE History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontological Society; SALT MARSH, RANDALL’S ISLAND, NEW YORK: A GSA Karst Division) PROJECT OVERVIEW 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329 2-2 8:15 AM Bullard, Elizabeth M.*: CHANGES IN ROCKY George H. Davis, Renee Clary and Suzanne O’Connell, Presiding INTERTIDAL MOLLUSCAN ASSEMBLAGES ALONG AN 1-1 8:00 AM Davis, George H.*; Chan, Marjorie; Clary, Renee M.; Krantz, ANTHROPOGENIC GRADIENT Robert W.; Lyttle, Peter T.; Nickless, Edmund; O’Connell, 2-3 8:30 AM Pico, Tamara*; Mitrovica, Jerry X.; Ferrier, Ken L.: Suzanne; Price, Jonathan G.; Stephens, Daniel B.; SEDIMENT LOADING AT THE YELLOW RIVER DELTA: Thorleifson, L. Harvey: PURPOSE AND OVERVIEW MODELING DEPOSITIONAL DYNAMICS AND IMPACT OF GSA’S BICENTENARY CELEBRATION OF THE ON REGIONAL SEA LEVEL PUBLICATION IN 1815 OF WILLIAM SMITH’S MAP ‘A 2-4 8:45 AM Mantay, Kirk*: EVOLUTION AND REVOLUTION IN DELINEATION OF THE STRATA OF ENGLAND AND COASTAL FLOODPLAIN RECONNECTION METHODS WALES, WITH PART OF SCOTLAND’, THE FIRST GEOLOGICAL MAP OF AN ENTIRE COUNTRY 2-5 9:00 AM Weinstock, Jane B.*; Bassett, Kari N.: DEATH OF A DROWNED FOREST: TSUNAMI RISK ON THE CONWAY 1-2 8:05 AM Nickless, Edmund*: PRACTICAL AND APPLIED CONTEXT COAST, SOUTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND OF SMITH’S CONTRIBUTIONS 2-6 9:15 AM Ranasinghe, Pradeep*; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Ambillapitiya, T.; 1-3 8:35 AM Stephens, Daniel B.*; Stephens, Deborah A.: THE ROLE Senevirathne, B.S.M.C.K; Rajapaksha, R.P.S.K: OF WILLIAM SMITH’S AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS SIGNATURES OF PRE-2004 INDIAN OCEAN TSUNAMI TO PRISLEY FARM IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EVENTS FROM SRI LANKA GEOLOGIC MAP 2-7 9:30 AM Li, Yuting*; Clift, Peter D.; Boening, Philipp; Guilderson, 9:00 AM INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER Tom; Giosan, Liviu: CONTROLS ON SEDIMENT FLUX 1-4 9:05 AM Torrens, Hugh*: WILLIAM SMITH (1769-1839)’S THROUGH THE INDUS SUBMARINE CANYON DURING SEARCHES FOR A MONEY-EARNING CAREER TO 1820 THE LAST GLACIAL CYCLE 9:55 AM BREAK 2-8 9:45 AM Keller, Ed*: COASTLINES AT A CROSSROAD: ROLE OF 1-5 10:10 AM Wilson, Mark A.*; Taylor, Paul D.; Palmer, Timothy J.: SCIENCE AND VALUES WILLIAM SMITH AS A PALEONTOLOGIST: HIS VIEWS 10:00 AM BREAK ON THE ORIGIN OF FOSSILS, THEIR PRESERVATION AND THE HISTORY OF LIFE
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 143 SESSION NO. 2
2-9 10:15 AM Gomez, Christopher A.*: THE ANTHROPOCENE: U-PB ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY FROM THE OBSERVATIONS AND EXPECTATIONS FOR COASTAL CAMPANIAN OF NORTH AMERICA EVOLUTION AND SEDIMENTARY RECORDS 3-9 10:15 AM Hartman, Joseph H.*: UPPER CRETACEOUS 2-10 10:30 AM Halsey, Susan D.*; Sevon, William D.: STATUS OF DAKOTA FORMATION CONTINENTAL MOLLUSKS – RECOVERY FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY, NORTHERN RESURRECTION OF WESTERN INTERIOR SEAWAY NEW JERSEY SHORE: LESSONS FROM THE FIRST EASTERN SEABOARD OCCURRENCES 1000 DAYS 3-10 10:30 AM Anderson, Laurie C.*; Pagnac, Darrin; Belanger, Christina; 2-11 10:45 AM Tormey, Blair R.*; Peek, Katie McDowell; Young, Robert S.: Shelton, Sally; Price, Maribeth: DIGITIZING ANCIENT ASSESSING CLIMATE CHANGE AND HAZARD SEAS TO ADVANCE STUDENT RESEARCH AND PUBLIC VULNERABILTY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: A OUTREACH THROUGH THE SD MINES MUSEUM OF METHODOLOGY FOR COASTAL NATIONAL PARKS GEOLOGY 2-12 11:00 AM Flynn, Michael James*: A MULTI-HAZARD 3-11 10:45 AM Case, Judd A.*: CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC DATA FROM VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF COASTAL PATAGONIA AND ANTARCTICA ADDS PRECISION TO LANDMARKS ALONG CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL FAUNAL TIME FRAMES, BUT CREATES UNCERTAINTY SEASHORE AS TO THE ORIGIN OF THE EOCENE ANTARCTIC LAND 2-13 11:15 AM Henderson, Lauren*: CORRELATION OF SEDIMENTARY MAMMAL FAUNA STRUCTURES IN DAVENPORT, CA 3-12 11:00 AM Rector, Amy L.*; Campisano, Christopher J.; O’Neill, 2-14 11:30 AM FitzGerald, Duncan M.*; Hein, Christopher J.; Hughes, Kelsey D.: PRESENTATION: LATE MIOCENE AND Zoe J.; Kulp, Mark; Georgiou, Ioannis Y.; Miner, Mike: PLIOCENE HOMININ BIOGEOGRAPHY: COMPARATIVE FUTURE OF BARRIER ISLANDS: A FUNCTION OF ANALYSES OF EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICAN BACKBARRIER SUSTAINABILY FAUNA 11:45 AM BREAK 3-13 11:15 AM Zhang, Yang Wendy*; Li, Mingsong; Ogg, James G.; Montgomery, Paul; Huang, Chunju; Chen, Zhong Qiang; SESSION NO. 3 Shi, Zhiqiang; Enos, Paul; Lehrmann, Dan: CYCLE- CALIBRATED MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY OF MIDDLE Paleontology: Ancient Life in Deep Time: Temporal and CARNIAN FROM SOUTH CHINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR Geographic Trends in Fossil Distributions LATE TRIASSIC TIME SCALE AND TERMINATION OF 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 316 THE YANGTZE PLATFORM Thomas H. Boag and Marko Manojlovic, Presiding 3-14 11:30 AM Dunn, Regan E.*; Madden, Richard: LEAF AREA INDEX, MAMMALIAN SPECIES RICHNESS AND MAMMALIAN 3-1 8:00 AM Ebbestad, Jan Ove R.*; Högström, Anette E.S.; Meinhold, COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SOUTH AMERICA TODAY Guido; Jensen, Sören; Palacios, Teodoro; Høyberget, AND IN THE MIDDLE CENOZOIC Magne; Taylor, Wendy L.; Novis, Linn; Ou, Zhiji: STRATIGRAPHY OF THE EDIACARAN AND BASAL CAMBRIAN OF THE DIGERMULEN PENINSULA, SESSION NO. 4 NORTHERN NORWAY Recent Advances in Hydrogeology I 3-2 8:15 AM Landing, Ed*; Kouchinsky, Artem; Westrop, Stephen R.; 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 331/332 Geyer, Gerd; Bowring, Samuel A.: 10 M.Y. EVOLUTIONARY Todd W. Rayne and Yu-Feng Forrest Lin, Presiding STASIS OF EARLIEST CAMBRIAN (TERRENEUVIAN) MOLLUSK-RICH FAUNAS AND CAMBRIAN 4-1 8:00 AM Tulley, Skyler*; Matheson, Ephram C.; Howell, Brock; EVOLUTIONARY RADIATION CORRELATIONS Gherasim, Janelle; Larsen, Kenneth; Zacharias, Daniel J.; Emerman, Steven H.; Bradford, Joel A.: HISTORICAL 8:30 AM Moore, John L.*; Porter, Susannah M.; Webster, Mark; 3-3 CHANGES IN SPRING DISCHARGE IN THE WHITE MESA Maloof, Adam C.: SMALL SHELLY FOSSILS FROM CULTURAL AND CONSERVATION AREA, MANTI-LA SAL THE DYERAN-DELAMARAN (“LOWER”-“MIDDLE” NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH CAMBRIAN) BOUNDARY INTERVAL OF THE PIOCHE- CALIENTE REGION, NEVADA, USA 4-2 8:15 AM Rayne, Todd W.*; Garner, Meredith M.; Lautz, Laura K.: USING MULTIPLE METHODS TO EVALUATE 8:45 AM Lam, Adriane R.*; Stigall, Alycia L.: 3-4 APPLYING BAYESIAN GROUNDWATER – SURFACE WATER INTERACTION IN AND MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD METHODS TO CENTURY- A STREAM OLD HYPOTHESES: THE LATE ORDOVICIAN RICHMONDIAN INVASION 4-3 8:30 AM Kisfalusi, Zachary David*; Peterson, Eric W.; Taye, Tamru; O’Reilly, Catherine; Sanks, Kelly; Rothschild, Tyler James: 9:00 AM Reeder, Jessie L.*; Dattilo, Benjamin F.; Freeman, 3-5 THE EFFECTS OF TILE DRAIN INPUT ON A GAINING Rebecca L.; Argast, Anne; Peters, Winifried S.: STREAM: USING A THERMAL TRACER ORDOVICIAN SMALL SHELLY FAUNA FROM THE ELGIN MEMBER OF THE MAQUOKETA: ECOLOGICALLY 4-4 8:45 AM Lin, Yu-Feng Forrest*; Stumpf, Andrew J.; Luo, Yaqi; DWARFED OR TAPHONOMICALLY BIASED? Kumar, Praveen: USING DISTRIBUTED TEMPERATURE SENSING TO MONITOR POTENTIAL SUBSURFACE 9:15 AM Kusnerik, Kristopher M.*; Holland, Steven M.: 3-6 TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN AN INTENSIVELY BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE JURASSIC SUNDANCE MANAGED LANDSCAP SEAWAY OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA: A TEST OF THE SINGLE NORTHERN ENTRANCE 4-5 9:00 AM Ball, Jonas*: ESTIMATING POTENTIAL GROUND WATER RECHARGE USING SUBSISTENCE FLOWS IN THE 9:30 AM Wan, Xiaoqiao*; Xi, Dangpeng; Jiang, Tian; Li, Wei: 3-7 RIO GRANDE / BRAVO, PECOS AND DEVILS RIVER CRETACEOUS TERRESTRIAL BIOTA AND LAKE SUBBASINS OF WEST TEXAS, USA ENVIRONMENT IN NE CHINA 4-6 9:15 AM Long, Molly M.*; Whittemore, Donald O.; Stotler, Randy L.: 9:45 AM BREAK CHARACTERIZING GROUNDWATER-SURFACE 3-8 10:00 AM Ramezani, Jahandar*; Roberts, Eric M.; Eberth, David A.; WATER INTERACTIONS USING PHYSICAL DATA AND Rogers, Raymond R.; Bowring, Samuel A.: LATITUDINAL GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC ANALYSES IN KANSAS CORRELATION OF TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS 4-7 9:30 AM Smith, Jacqueline A.*; Ervolina, Emma; Barry, Bryan: ACROSS THE WESTERN INTERIOR BASIN DURING THE MICROPLASTIC POLLUTION IN NEW YORK STATE ZENITH OF DINOSAUR DIVERSITY: HIGH-PRECISION WATERWAYS: A FUTURE BIOMARKER FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE?
144 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 6
9:45 AM BREAK 5-7 9:30 AM Alemu, Tadesse B.*; Abdelsalam, Mohamed; Atnafu, 4-8 10:00 AM Sainvil, Anny K.*; Singha, Kamini; Voytek, Emily B.: USING Balemwal; Enkurie, Dawit: SEDIMENTOLOGIC AND THE SELF-POTENTIAL METHOD TO ANALYZE THE STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF AN EXHUMED TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATION OF SHALLOW INTRACONTINENTAL SAG BASIN; THE MEKELLE GROUNDWATER FLOW THROUGH MEADOWS WITHIN SEDIMENTARY BASIN IN ETHIOPIA THE BOULDER CREEK CRITICAL ZONE OBSERVATORY 9:45 AM BREAK IN BOULDER, COLORADO 5-8 10:00 AM Allen, Joseph L.*; Green, II, Michael R.; Merson, Matthew Q.; AM 4-9 10:15 AM Evans, Sarah G.*; Ge, Shemin; Liang, Sihai: ANALYSIS Lyon, Eva C.: PSEUDOTACHYLYTES AND RELATED OF GROUNDWATER FLOW IN MOUNTAINOUS, BRITTLE FAULTS FROM THE IKERTÔQ THRUST ZONE, HEADWATER CATCHMENTS WITH PERMAFROST GREENLAND: FAULT GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS 4-10 10:30 AM Gatz-Miller, Hannah*; Weissmann, Gary S.: MAPPING 5-9 10:15 AM Baird, Graham B.*; Regan, Sean P.: DISTINGUISHING AND SUBSURFACE HETEROGENEITY TO ESTIMATE CONSTRAINING THE TIMING OF SHAWINIGAN AND TRANSPORT CHARACTER OF THE BULK FUELS SPILL OTTAWAN OROGENY DEFORMATION IN THE EASTERN SATURATED PLUME, KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, ADIRONDACK HIGHLANDS NEAR TICONDEROGA, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO NEW YORK STATE SUNDAY 4-11 10:45 AM White, P.A.*; Tschritter, C.; Graham, D.: 5-10 10:30 AM Regan, Sean P.*; Geer, Phillip S.; Walsh, Greg J.; Williams, CHARACTERISATION OF GROUNDWATER Michael L.; Baird, Graham B.; Grover, Timothy W.; SYSTEMS AND GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIRS IN THE Valley, Peter M.; Pless, Claire R.; Jercinovic, Michael J.: UPPER WAIKATO AREA, TAUPO VOLCANIC ZONE, STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE EASTERN NEW ZEALAND ADIRONDACK HIGHLANDS, SOUTHERN GRENVILLE 4-12 11:00 AM Akhbari, Daria*; Hesse, Marc A.: CAUSES OF PROVINCE ABNORMALLY LOW PRESSURE AT BRAVO DOME 5-11 10:45 AM Farrar, Stewart S.*: TWO PERIODS OF GARNET AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON CAPTURE AND LEUCOGRANITE FORMATION IN THE GOOCHLAND STORAGE (CCS) TERRANE, VA 4-13 11:15 AM Afonja, Sr., Raphael*: META-SYNTHESIS AND 5-12 11:00 AM Kunk, Michael J.*; Yeh, Meng-Wan; Blackmer, Gale C.; MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF REVERSE OSMOSIS McAleer, Ryan J.: 40AR/39AR DATING CONSTRAINTS ON SYSTEM PERFORMANCE DURING SURFACE WATER THE METAMORPHIC AND COOLING HISTORIES OF TREATMENT: A DATA MINING APPROACH THE BALTIMORE COMPLEX SOUTHWEST, WEST AND 4-14 11:30 AM Fillingham, Joseph H.*; Singer, Marian J.; Hayes, NORTH OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Nicholas D.: WELLNTEL IS SUPPORTING RESEARCH 5-13 11:15 AM Yeats, Ian*; Helper, Mark; Hunt, Brian B.: APPLICATION BY TRANSFORMING GROUNDWATER DATA OF AIRBORNE LIDAR TO GEOLOGIC MAPPING IN CROWDSOURCING CENTRAL TEXAS 4-15 11:45 AM Song, Xin*; Wei, Changlong; Lipson, Dave: ESTIMATION OF DUAL-DOMAIN MASS-TRANSFER COEFFICIENT SESSION NO. 6 USING MULTIPLE APPROACHES FOR GROUNDWATER T1. Bridging Two Continents: Active Intracontinental Tectonics in REMEDIATION Asia and North America and the Associated Geohazards 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 349/350 SESSION NO. 5 Jing Liu, An Yin and Mian Liu, Presiding Structural Geology: Geometry and Kinematics from Mapping and Modeling 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 336 6-1 8:05 AM Holt, William E.*; Wang, Xinguo; Ghosh, Attreyee: A COMPARISON OF THE DYNAMICS OF NORTH AMERICA Joseph L. Allen and Graham B. Baird, Presiding AND THE INDIA-EURASIA COLLISION 5-1 8:00 AM Wu, Long*; Adam, Jurgen; Trudgill, Bruce: 4D EVOLUTION 6-2 8:25 AM Cunningham, Dickson*: LITHOSPHERIC CONTROLS OF SALT DIAPIR REACTIVATION IN AN OBLIQUE ON INTRACONTINENTAL MOUNTAIN BUILDING AND EXTENSIONAL SYSTEM, NW AUSTRALIA: INSIGHTS EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS IN THE GOBI CORRIDOR FROM SCALED PHYSICAL MODELS REGION OF CENTRAL ASIA, AND COMPARISONS WITH 5-2 8:15 AM Li, Jianjun*; Mitra, Shankar: EXPERIMENTAL MODELING THE INTERIOR OF NORTH AMERICA OF THE GEOMETRY AND EVOLUTION OF STRUCTURES 6-3 8:40 AM Levandowski, Will*; Zellman, Mark S.; Briggs, Richard W.: ABOVE DUCTILE AND FRICTIONAL DETACHMENTS GRAVITY-DRIVEN STRAIN IN THE NORTH AMERICAN 5-3 8:30 AM O’Hara, Alex P.*; Jacobi, Robert D.; Sheets, David H.: A GREAT PLAINS PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR FRACTURE INTENSIFICATION 6-4 8:55 AM Sun, Yanpeng*; Shaw, John H.; Guan, Shuwei; Ma, Dade: DOMAIN VARIATIONS: STRAIN ENERGY DENSITY AS A CENEZOIC DEFORMATION HISTORY OF QAIDAM BASIN FUNCTION OF FAULT SLIP AND ITS TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS 5-4 8:45 AM Thigpen, J. Ryan*; Ashley, Kyle T.; Law, Richard D.: 6-5 9:10 AM Wegmann, Karl W.*; Mendelson, Tamra; Sabaj-Pérez, UNDERSTANDING KINEMATIC DISPLACEMENT RATE Mark H.; Smith, Stephen G.; Lopresti, Michael; Gosse, EFFECTS ON TRANSIENT THERMAL PROCESSES: John C.; Gallen, Sean Francis; Bayasgalan, Gantulga: A COMPARISON OF ANALYTICAL (TI-DIFFUSION) CONSTRAINING THE LATE CENOZOIC TOPOGRAPHIC AND NUMERICAL (FINITE-ELEMENT) SOLUTIONS TO EVOLUTION OF CENTRAL MONGOLIA (HANGAY FOOTWALL HEATING IN THRUST BELTS MTNS) USING LANDSCAPE METRICS AND SEQUENCE 5-5 9:00 AM Kokkalas, Sotirios*; Jones, Richard R.; Long, Jonathan; DIVERGENCE OF FRESHWATER FISHES Woods, Caitlin; Gilment, Sebastien: STRUCTURAL 6-6 9:25 AM Liu, Mian*: ACTIVE TECTONICS AND SEISMICITY IN EVOLUTION OF THE JEBEL HAFEET ANTICLINE INTRACONTINENTAL CHINA: A REVIEW (AL AIN, UAE): A MULTI-SCALE APPROACH TO 9:40 AM MODEL FRACTURE PATTERNS AND KINEMATIC BREAK FOLD EVOLUTION 6-7 10:00 AM Oskin, Michael E.*; Elliott, Austin J.; Duan, Benchun; Liu-Zeng, Jing; Liu, Zaifeng; Shao, Yanxiu; Prush, Veronica; 5-6 9:15 AM Zhang, Jr., Yanling*; Guo, Yanru: THE STRUCTURAL Morelan, Alex; Chester, Judith S.; Elizondo, Daniel: CHARACTERISTICS AND EVOLUTION OF THE WESTERN ORDOS THRUST_ BELT EARTHQUAKE GATES: LINKING RUPTURE LENGTH TO
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 145 SESSION NO. 6
GEOLOGICALLY CONSTRAINED DYNAMICS OF FAULT SONGPAN-GANZI AND YIDUN TURBIDITES AND COMPLEXITY, WITH EXAMPLES FROM THE ALTYN IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSURE OF EASTERN TAGH AND SAN ANDREAS FAULTS PALEO-TETHYS OCEAN 6-8 10:20 AM Liu, Jing*; Chen, Tao; Shao, Yanxiu; Zhang, Peizhen; Hudnut, 7-8 9:50 AM Zuza, Andrew V.*; Yin, An; Wu, Chen: THE Ken; Lei, Qiyun; Li, Zhanfei: CUMULATIVE OFFSETS NEOPROTEROZOIC-PALEOZOIC TECTONIC REVEALED BY NEWLY-ACQUIRED AIRBORNE LIDAR HISTORY OF THE QILIAN SHAN AND ITS CONTROL DATA ALONG THE LAOHUSHAN SECTION OF THE ON DEVELOPMENT OF THE TIBETAN PLATEAU’S HAIYUAN FAULT, NORTHERN TIBETAN PLATEAU NORTHERN MARGIN 6-9 10:35 AM Li, Zhigang*; Liu, Jing; Jia, Dong; Chen, Wei; Wei, Wang; 7-9 10:05 AM Lippert, Peter C.*; Huang, Wentao; van Hinsbergen, Sun, Chuang: QUATERNARY ACTIVITY OF THE RANGE Douwe J.J.; Ding, Lin; Li, Zhenyu; Dupont-Nivet, Guillaume: FRONT BLIND THRUST AND ITS SPLAY FAULTS IN THE LHASA’S JURASSIC-TO-PALEOCENE LATITUDE: LONGMEN SHAN PIEDMONT, REVEALED BY SEISMIC IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CENOZOIC TECTONICS AND IMAGING AND GROWTH STRATA RECORDS CLIMATE OF TIBET 6-10 10:50 AM Chen, Guifan*; Li, Dewei; Bartholomew, Mervin J.; 7-10 10:25 AM Ingalls, Miquela*; Rowley, David B.; Olack, Gerard; Colman, Armstrong, Taylor F.; Feng, Minxuan: THE MS 7.5 14 APRIL Albert: PALEOCENE-EARLY EOCENE HIGH ELEVATION 1955 ZHEDUOTANG EARTHQUAKE AND A RECORD OF FO THE LINZIZONG ARC IMPLIES LARGE-SCALE HOLOCENE-LATE PLEISTOCENE PALEOSEISMICITY SUBDUCTION OF CONTINENTAL CRUST DURING ALONG THE ZHEDUOTANG FAULT WITHIN THE INDIA-ASIA COLLISION XIANSHUIHE FAULT ZONE, SICHUAN PROVINCE, CHINA 7-11 10:40 AM Li, Lin*; Garzione, Carmala: EARLY CENOZOIC 6-11 11:05 AM Gamble, Eric*; Cox, Randel Tom; Hatcher, Jr., Robert D.; EVOLUTION OF THE WESTERN HOH XIL BASIN, Glasbrenner, Jacob C.; Bouzeid, Karim: QUATERNARY CENTRAL TIBETAN PLATEAU FAULTING IN BLOUNT COUNTY TENNESSEE AND 7-12 10:55 AM Haproff, Peter Jasura*; Yin, An: U-PB ZIRCON ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ACTIVE TECTONISM IN THE GEOCHRONOLOGY, THERMOBAROMETRY, AND EASTERN TENNESSEE SEISMIC ZONE GEOCHEMISTRY OF LATE CRETACEOUS-AGED 6-12 11:20 AM Brooks, Edward M.*; Stein, Seth; Spencer, Bruce D.: USING GRANITOIDS IN THE NORTHERN INDO-BURMA HISTORICAL INTENSITY DATA TO ASSESS LONG-TERM RANGES, NE INDIA; INSIGHTS INTO NORTHERN PERFORMANCE OF EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MAPS GANGDESE BELT ROCKS IN THE EASTERNMOST 6-13 11:35 AM Stein, Seth*; Liu, Mian: CHALLENGES IN ASSESSING HIMALAYAN OROGEN INTRAPLATE SEISMIC HAZARD 7-13 11:10 AM Zhuang, Guangsheng*; Najman, Yani; Guillot, Stéphane; Roddaz, Martin; Antoine, Pierre-Olivier; Carter, Andrew; SESSION NO. 7 Marivaux, Laurent; Métais, Grégoire: CONSTRAINTS ON T5. Bridging Two Continents: Geologic Configuration of the THE COLLISION AND THE PRE-COLLISION TECTONIC Tibetan Plateau Region Prior to the Indo-Asian Collision: Setting CONFIGURATION BETWEEN INDIA AND ASIA FROM the Stage for Development of a High Elevation Plateau (GSA DETRITAL GEOCHRONOLOGY, THERMOCHRONOLOGY, Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) AND GEOCHEMISTRY STUDIES IN THE LOWER INDUS BASIN, PAKISTAN 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 7-14 11:30 AM Jagoutz, Oliver*; Bailey, Elizabeth; Weiss, Benjamin P.; Amy L. Weislogel, Delores M. Robinson and Chengshan Wang, Presiding Eddy, Michael P.; Royden, Leigh H.; Tikoo, Sonia M.: NEW 7-1 8:00 AM Burchfiel, B. Clark*; Wang, D.:TECTONIC ASSEMBLY OF PALEOMAGNETIC RESULTS FROM LADAKH, WESTERN SOUTHEASTERN CHINA AND INDOCHINA FROM LATE HIMALAYA SUPPORT MULTI-STAGE COLLISION PALEOZOIC TO PRESENT: INTERACTION BETWEEN SCENARIO BETWEEN INDIA AND EURASIA DIFFERENT TECTONIC SYSTEMS BEFORE AND 7-15 11:45 AM Chapman, James B.*; Robinson, Alex C.; Worthington, DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE TIBETAN PLATEAU James; Carappa, Barbara; Kapp, Paul; Gadoev, Mustafo; 7-2 8:20 AM Chen, Xiaoyu*; Liu, Junlai; Han, Xin: CONTRASTING Illhom, Oimahmadov: MESOZOIC SHORTENING AND EXHUMATION HISTORIES ALONG A CRUSTAL- SYN-TECTONIC SEDIMENTATION IN THE SOUTHERN SCALE STRIKE-SLIP FAULT ZONE: THE EOCENE TO PAMIR: IMPLICATIONS FOR GNEISS-DOME MIOCENE AILAO SHAN-RED RIVER SHEAR ZONE IN METAMORPHISM AND CRUSTAL THICKENING SOUTHEASTERN TIBET 7-3 8:35 AM Shang, Fei*; Weislogel, Amy L.; Robinson, Delores M.; SESSION NO. 8 Sharma, Shikha; Chen, Ruiqian; Jackson, Jr., William T.; T32. Urban Geochemistry (International Association of Qi, Zhaolin; Tripati, Aradhna: LOW LATITUDE GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; GSA Environmental TERRESTRIAL CLIMATE OF SOUTHEASTERN and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society TIBET REVEALED THROUGH CLUMPED ISOTOPE Division) THERMOMETRY: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 LATE CRETACEOUS ELEVATION HISTORY OF SOUTHEASTERN TIBET W. Berry Lyons, David T. Long, Joel Moore and Elizabeth Herndon, Presiding 7-4 8:50 AM Jackson, Jr., William T.*; Robinson, Delores M.; Weislogel, 8-1 8:00 AM Piatak, Nadine M.*; Seal, II, Robert R.; Buszka, Paul M.; Amy L.; Shang, Fei; Jian, Xing: UTILIZING DETRITAL Cole, Travis R.; Green, Carlin: SLAG: WHAT IS IT ZIRCON DATA TO UNDERSTAND INDISTINCT GOOD FOR? PHOSPHATE REMOVAL AND ACID- PROVENANCE AGE SIGNATURES THROUGHOUT THE NEUTRALIZING CAPACITY OF STEELMAKING SLAG EASTERN TIBETAN PLATEAU FROM THE CALUMET AREA, IL AND IN 7-5 9:05 AM Duan, Liang*; Meng, Qing-Ren: TECTONIC AND 8-2 8:15 AM Gherasim, Janelle*; Oliverson, Colby; McNeff, Joshua; SEDIMENTARY EVOLUTION OF TRIASSIC Nichols, Jarrett; Tulley, Skyler; Roberts, Sterling; NANPANJIANG BASIN, SOUTH CHINA Christensen, Brennan; Emerman, Steven H.; Simon, Alexander T.; Cadet, Eddy: GEOCHEMICAL AND 7-6 9:20 AM Yin, An*: THE SONGPAN-GANZI TERRANE OF TIBET: SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF BACKYARD WELLS AND WAS IT A PART OF SOUTH CHINA SINCE THE GARDENS IN UTAH VALLEY, UTAH NEOPROTEROZOIC? 8-3 8:30 AM Kruge, Michael A.*: USING ENVIRONMENTAL 7-7 9:35 AM Jian, Xing*; Weislogel, Amy L.; Pullen, Alex: DETRITAL FORENSICS TO DISTINGUISH LEGACY AND ONGOING ZIRCON U-PB AGES AND HF ISOTOPES OF TRIASSIC CONTAMINATION IN URBAN WATERWAYS
146 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 10
8-4 8:45 AM Larsen, Daniel*: APPLICATION OF GROUNDWATER EROSION RATES ON RIDGELINES IMPLY LANDSCAPE TRACERS TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS OF TRANSIENCE IN THE BLUE RIDGE, SHENANDOAH GROUNDWATER IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE NATIONAL PARK, VIRGINIA 8-5 9:00 AM Jefferson, Anne J.*; Bell, Colin D.; McMillan, Sara K.; 9:40 AM BREAK Clinton, Sandra: QUANTIFYING THE INFLUENCES OF 9-7 9:55 AM Thaler, Evan*; Covington, Matthew D.: APPARENT STORMWATER CONTROL MEASURES ON URBAN DISEQUILIBRIUM OF CHANNEL PROFILES IN THE HEADWATER STREAMFLOW BUFFALO RIVER BASIN, AR AM 8-6 9:20 AM Fulweiler, Robinson W.*; Maguire, Timothy J.: CITY 9-8 10:10 AM Kite, J. Steven*; Patterson, Catherine R.; Haddox, Chris: SHORTCUTS: DOCUMENTING SI EXPORT PATHWAYS HUNTING FOR NATURE’S REFRIGERATORS AMONG IN AN URBAN ECOSYSTEM COLLUVIAL AND KARST LANDFORMS OF THE 8-7 9:40 AM Steele, Meredith K.*: THE CATION CONUNDRUM: APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS BENIGN INDICATORS OR IMPORTANT MECHANISMS 9-9 10:25 AM Schaney, Mitzy L.*: RADIOCARBON DATING HISTOSOLS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS? IN THE PEATLANDS OF CANAAN VALLEY NATIONAL 10:00 AM BREAK WILDLIFE REFUGE, WEST VIRGINIA
8-8 10:15 AM Moore, Joel*; Mueller, Corey; Woodward, Gregory: 9-10 10:40 AM Snyder, Noah P.*; Merritts, Dorothy J.; Walter, Robert C.; SUNDAY ROAD SALT AND CONCRETE AS SIGNIFICANT Feibel, Samuel; Gigliotti, Sophia; Hoffman, Aaron; CONTRIBUTORS TO HIGH ION CONCENTRATIONS & Johnson, Kaitlin; Markey, Erin; Waltner, Mason; Xu, Chi: HIGH SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE IN URBAN STREAMS COMPARISON OF ANTHROPOCENE VALLEY-BOTTOM 8-9 10:30 AM Woodward, Gregory*; Moore, Joel: ROAD SALT (NACL) SEDIMENTATION IN GLACIATED NEW ENGLAND RUNOFF INCREASES SOIL PH AND SIGNIFICANTLY AND THE UNGLACIATED MID-ATLANTIC REGION: ALTERS CATION EXCHANGE CHEMISTRY IN SOILS PRELIMINARY RESULTS AND AQUIFERS 9-11 11:00 AM Fisher, Beth A.*; Yoo, Kyungsoo; Aufdenkampe, Anthony K.; 8-10 10:45 AM Ledford, Sarah H.*; Lautz, Laura K.: MODELING THE Nater, Ed: DEEP HILLSLOPE SCALE INVENTORY TRANSPORT AND FATE OF ROAD SALT IN URBAN OF MINERAL SURFACE AREA AND MINERALOGY FLOODPLAINS IN CHRISTINA RIVER BASIN CRITICAL ZONE OBSERVATORY 8-11 11:00 AM Vesely, William C.*; Callahan, Timothy J.; Vulava, Vijay M.: DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON FLUXES IN FORESTED SESSION NO. 10 AND URBAN WATERSHEDS T60. An Updated View on Caribbean Tectonics (GSA Geophysics 8-12 11:15 AM Toran, Laura*; Klein, Trevor: NITROGEN CYCLING IN AN Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and URBAN STREAM NEAR PHILADELPHIA Volcanology Division) 8-13 11:30 AM Graney, Joseph R.*; Zhu, Weixing; Titus, John: HHMI 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 SPONSORED UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH: STUDYING BIOGEOCHEMICAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF Margarete Jadamec, Kevin Burke and Andrew V. Newman, Presiding REACTIVE NITROGEN AND METAL SPECIES IN URBAN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ROADSIDE ECOSYSTEMS 10-1 8:15 AM Collins, Laurel S.*: EMERGENCE OF THE ISTHMUS OF 8-14 11:45 AM Ravansari, Roozbeh*; Lemke, Lawrence D.; McElmurry, PANAMA Shawn P.: SPATIAL VARIABILITY AND ASSOCIATIONS 10-2 8:35 AM Beutel, Erin K.*: WHY FLORIDA IS STILL ATTACHED TO AMONG TRACE METALS IN URBAN AGRICULTURAL NORTH AMERICA: IT’S YUCATAN’S FAULT GARDEN SOILS 10-3 8:50 AM Mynhier, Kelci N.*; Farris, David W.: GRAVITY MODELING SESSION NO. 9 CONSTRAINTS ON THE GEOMETRY OF THE GATUN- CHAGRES BASIN AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF T52. From the River Channel to the Drainage Divide: Processes, NORTH-CENTRAL PANAMA Driving Mechanisms, and the Direction of Topographic Change in the Appalachians (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 10-4 9:05 AM Flores, Kennet E.*: THE FORMATION OF THE MIDDLE Division) AMERICA AND THE PACIFIC OCEAN 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 307 10-5 9:20 AM LaFemina, Peter*; Govers, Rob; Ruiz, Andres; Geirsson, Halldor; Mora - Paez, Hector; Camacho, Eduardo: COCOS Gregory Hancock, Frank J. Pazzaglia and Sean F. Gallen, Presiding RIDGE COLLISION, DEFORMATION OF THE WESTERN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CARIBBEAN AND FINAL CLOSURE OF THE ISTHMUS 9-1 8:05 AM Ruetenik, Gregory A.*; Moucha, Robert; Hoke, Gregory D.: OF PANAMA DYNAMIC TOPOGRAPHY, STREAM CAPTURE, AND THE 9:40 AM BREAK SEDIMENTARY RECORD 10-6 9:55 AM Fisher, Donald M.*; Gardner, Thomas W.; Morell, Kristin; 9-2 8:20 AM Liu, Lijun*: REJUVENATION OF APPALACHIAN Marshall, Jeffrey; Sak, Peter B.: LATE MIOCENE TO TOPOGRAPHY CAUSED BY SUBSIDENCE-INDUCED RECENT TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE UPPER PLATE DIFFERENTIAL EROSION OF THE MIDDLE AMERICA TRENCH, COSTA RICA AND 9-3 8:35 AM Amidon, William H.*; Roden-Tice, Mary K.; Anderson, WESTERN PANAMA Alyssa J.; Shuster, David: AN UNEXPLAINED PULSE 10-7 10:15 AM Cochran, William J.*; Spotila, James A.; Prince, Philip S.: OF LATE CRETACEOUS EXHUMATION IN NORTHERN RAPID EXHUMATION OF CRETACEOUS ARC ROCKS NEW ENGLAND ALONG THE BLUE MOUNTAIN RESTRAINING 9-4 8:50 AM Gallen, Sean Francis*: EVIDENCE FOR REGIONAL BEND, JAMAICA, USING APATITE (U-TH)/HE LANDSCAPE DISEQUILIBRIUM DUE TO EROSIONAL THERMOCHRONOMETRY DESTRUCTION OF A MAIN DRAINAGE DIVIDE IN THE 10-8 10:30 AM Morell, Kristin*: THE NEOGENE PLATE TECTONIC SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, USA HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL AMERICA 9-5 9:05 AM Harbor, David J.*: DELAYED AND EPISODIC EROSIONAL CONVERGENT MARGIN AND ITS IMPACT ON UPPER DISSECTION OF AN UPLIFTED APPALACHIAN MARGIN PLATE DEFORMATION AND VOLCANISM 9-6 9:25 AM Hancock, Gregory S.*; Whitten, Jennifer; Shintani, Christina; 10-9 10:45 AM Jadamec, Margarete*; Fischer, Karen M.: 3D GEODYNAMIC Southworth, Scott: 10BE-DERIVED BARE-BEDROCK MODELS OF SLAB DRIVEN MANTLE FLOW BENEATH THE CARIBBEAN PLATE
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 147 SESSION NO. 10
10-10 11:00 AM Pan, Ruiguang*; Farris, David W.: MIOCENE ARC 11-14 11:15 AM McGarry, Brad*; Wielandt, Paulina: INTEGRATING MAGMATISM IN WESTERN PANAMA AND ITS AUTISTIC STUDENTS INTO A GEOSCIENCE CONSTRAINTS ON MANTLE WEDGE AND TECTONIC CURRICULUM CHANGE 11-15 11:30 AM Asher, Pranoti M.*; Furukawa, Harry; Williams, Billy; 10-11 11:15 AM Fowler, III, Gary D.*; Farris, David W.: RECENT Adamec, Bethany: VIRTUAL POSTER SHOWCASE HELPS GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE WESTERN TO BROADEN PARTICIPATION IN THE EARTH AND PANAMA CANAL BASIN VOLCANIC ARC ROCKS SPACE SCIENCES 11:30 AM DISCUSSION 11-16 11:45 AM Barnes, James R.*: A MILITARY VETERAN’S 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS PERSPECTIVE ON INTEGRATING INTO COLLEGE
SESSION NO. 11 SESSION NO. 12 T69. Closing the Diversity Gap in Geoscience: Successful T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Models, Best Practices, Benefits, Outcomes, and Next Steps Experiences I (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Environmental (GSA Geology and Society Division; American Geophysical and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Union) Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA History 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Ashanti Johnson, David Siegfried and Lois Ricciardi, Presiding Division; GSA Karst Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; 11-1 8:00 AM Karsten, Jill*: FINDING THE TIPPING POINTS FOR GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology BROADENING PARTICIPATION IN THE GEOSCIENCES Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary 11-2 8:15 AM O’Connell, Suzanne*; Johnson-Thornton, Rene; Ku, Tim C.; Geology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Patton, Peter; Resor, Phillip; Royer, Dana L.: MEETING THE Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; National Association CHALLENGE OF ATTRACTING DIVERSE STUDENTS TO of Geoscience Teachers; Geo2YC Division of the National GEOSCIENCE Association of Geoscience Teachers; International Association 11-3 8:30 AM McDaris, John R.*; Manduca, Cathryn A.: for Geoscience Diversity) CHARACTERIZING THE PRESENCE AND PRACTICES 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 339 OF GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMS AT MINORITY SERVING INSTITUTIONS Declan De Paor, Steven J. Whitmeyer and Callan Bentley, Presiding 11-4 8:45 AM Atchison, Christopher L.*; Houlton, Heather R.: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PROMOTING ACCESS AND INCLUSION IN THE 12-1 8:05 AM Anastasio, David*; Bodzin, Alec; Sharif, Raghida; GEOSCIENCES THROUGH INTERNATIONAL Rutzmoser, Scott: GEOSPATIAL THINKING AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REASONING ENHANCED IN A STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 11-5 9:00 AM Schimmel, Keith A.*; Bililign, Solomon: SUCCESSFUL AND TECTONICS COURSE USING WEB GIS MODEL FOR INCREASING DIVERSITY AND CAPACITY 12-2 8:20 AM Vollmer, Frederick W.*: ORIENT 3: A NEW INTEGRATED IN GEOSCIENCES THROUGH A NOAA COOPERATIVE SOFTWARE PROGRAM FOR ORIENTATION DATA SCIENCE CENTER ANALYSIS, KINEMATIC ANALYSIS, SPHERICAL 11-6 9:15 AM Soeder, Daniel J.*: ENGAGING A TRIBAL COLLEGE IN PROJECTIONS, AND SCHMIDT PLOTS THE ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS RESOURCES ON 12-3 8:35 AM Rollins, Jeffrey M.*; Gomez, Bridget N.; De Paor, A SIOUX INDIAN RESERVATION Declan G.; Burgin, Stephen; Simpson, Carol: VIRTUAL 11-7 9:30 AM Houlton, Heather R.*; Keane, Christopher M.: INCREASING EXPANSION OF UNDERGRADUATE FIELD RESEARCH DIVERSITY IN THE DEEP CARBON OBSERVATORY EXPERIENCES – SHEEP MOUNTAIN ANTICLINE, WYOMING 11-8 9:45 AM Crumbly, Isaac J.*; Hodges, Jackie; Kar, Aditya; Rashidi, Lisa: ESTABLISHING A K-18 GEOSCIENCES PIPELINE 12-4 8:50 AM Karabinos, Paul*; Merkhofer, Lisa: COMBINING RECTIFIED FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER URMS: THE HIGH-RESOLUTION GIGAPAN IMAGES AND AN COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENTAL ENERGY PROGRAM INTERACTIVE STRAIN PROGRAM TO TEST THE RF-PHI METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF CONGLOMERATES 11-9 10:00 AM Ricciardi, Lois*; Johnson, Ashanti; Whitney, Vivian; Ithier-Guzmán, Warner; Braxton, LaTanya: MS PHD’S-GEO 12-5 9:05 AM Bentley, Callan*; Rohrback-Schiavone, Robin; Dudek, REU: PROMOTING RETENTION, INCLUSIVITY AND Marissa J.; Pitts, Alan: FAKE FIELD TRIPS: USING MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT IN THE GEOSCIENCES GIGAPANS OF OUTCROPS AND HAND SAMPLES AS FOR URM PARTICIPANTS OF NSF REU PROGRAMS “BRICKS” IN CONSTRUCTING AN UNREAL VIRTUAL FIELD EXPERIENCE 11-10 10:15 AM Jamieson Marsh, Lexi*; Vance, Kelsey; Currano, Ellen: THE BEARDED LADY PROJECT: A CREATIVE RESPONSE TO 12-6 9:20 AM Smith, Shane V.*; Dager-Smith, Sara E.: DEVELOPING GENDER STEREOTYPES IN PALEONTOLOGY VIRTUAL LAB ACTIVITIES FOR ONLINE GEOSCIENCE AND STEM TEACHER EDUCATION COURSES USING 11-11 10:30 AM Gutierrez, Benjamin T.*; Jearld, Ambrose; Liles, George; WEB-BASED DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES Scott, Onjale: STRIVING TO INCREASE THE PRESENCE OF UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITIES IN THE 9:35 AM BREAK SCIENCES: THE PARTNERSHIP EDUCATION PROGRAM 12-7 9:50 AM Richards, Bill D.*: MOBILE-DEVICE, CLOUD-BASED, 11-12 10:45 AM Barkley, Morgan N.*: UTILIZING IN-DEPTH FIELD BASED IN-CLASS INTERACTION AS A FLIPPED MODEL AND PEER-TO-PEER LEARNING GROUPS WITHIN A STUDY ITS EFFICACY EXPRESSED THROUGH ASSESSMENT ABROAD PROGRAM TO OVERCOME THE DIVERSITY RESULTS GAP WITHIN THE GEOSCIENCES 12-8 10:05 AM Foxworth, Lance*; Scott, Griffin; Curcio, Dante; Levine, 11-13 11:00 AM Doser, Diane I.*; Walsh, Elizabeth A.; Jin, Lixin; Lougheed, Norman; Kaufman, Charlie: COMMUNICATING Vanessa L; Hamdan, Lina K.: LESSONS LEARNED EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS THROUGH GIS-BASED STORY FROM YEARS 1 AND 2 OF THE TIERA (TRAINING MAPPING IN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC 12-9 10:20 AM Kessler, Holger*; Harrap, Rob; Thorpe, Steve; Hutchinson, SUCCESS) PROGRAM Jean; Ondercin, Matthew; Myers, Antony; Richardson, Steven: 3D CONVERGENCE - GEOLOGY, GAMES, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
148 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 14
12-10 10:35 AM Harlow, George E.*; Webster, James D.; Ebel, Denton S.: 13-12 11:15 AM Hernandez, Juanmanuel*; Marcum-Dietrich, Nanette; Gill, GEOSCIENCE, EDUCATION AND UNPUBLISHED Susan; Stoudt, Carolyn: TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH DATA SUSTAINABILITY - MODEL MY WATERSHED 12-11 10:50 AM Aguilar, Rebecca Jessica*; Aiken, Carlos L.V.; White, Jr., 13-13 11:30 AM Anderson, Peter*; Snow, Jonathan E.: TERRAELM: AN Lionel S.: PHOTOREALISTIC MODELING OF OUTCROPS EXERCISE IN EARTH SCIENCE INSTRUCTION AND APPLICATIONS FOR DIGITIZING GEOLOGY 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 12-12 11:05 AM Rohrback-Schiavone, Robin*; Bentley, Callan: AM MILLIMETERS TO MICRONS: TINY SAMPLES, BIG SESSION NO. 14 PICTURES T108. Nanomaterials and Contaminants in Hydrogeology (GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society) SESSION NO. 13 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 T85. Preparing Pathways in K–12 Classrooms for Tomorrow’s Diverse Geoscience Workforce: Teachers, Students, and William E. Sanford and Yan Vivian Li, Presiding Communities (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Diversity in the Geosciences Committee; National Earth Science 14-1 8:05 AM Cathles, III, Lawrence M.*; Giannelis, Emmanuel P.: SUNDAY Teachers Association; GSA Geology and Society Division; OVERVIEW OF A NEW CLASS OF INERT, INNOCUOUS National Association of Geoscience Teachers) TRACER NANOPARTICLES 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 14-2 8:25 AM Li, Yan Vivian*; Cathles, III, Lawrence M.: WHY ARE Marilyn J. Suiter and Keith A. Sverdrup, Presiding CARBON NANOPARTICLES NOT STICKY IN POROUS MEDIA? 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 14-3 8:40 AM Hawkins, Adam J.*; Zhao, Russell; Cathles, III, Lawrence M.: 13-1 8:15 AM Snow, Eleanour*: ONRAMPS GEOSCIENCE: DELIVERING COMPARISON OF C-DOT NANOPARTICLE AND IODIDE A UNIVERSITY GEOLOGY COURSE IN TEXAS HIGH TRACER BREAKTHROUGH CURVES IN A SHALLOW SCHOOLS FRACTURE-DOMINATED AQUIFER 13-2 8:30 AM Schmidt, Richard W.*; Helmke, Martin: A WELL UNTAPPED: 14-4 8:55 AM Sanford, William E.*; King, Charlene; Li, Yan Vivian: DUAL OVERCOMING THE OBSTACLES INHIBITING DUAL TRACER LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS USING CARBON ENROLLMENT AGREEMENTS IN THE GEOSCIENCES NANOPARTICLES AND BROMIDE IN HETEROGENEOUS 13-3 8:45 AM Smith, John F.*: EXAMINING FRACTURES IN AND REACTIVE POROUS MEDIA CERTIFICATION, CURRICULUM, AND COMMUNITY: 14-5 9:10 AM Guilvaiee, Bahareh Hassanpour*; Odame-Boahene, LESSONS FROM EARTH SCIENCE AND A SCIENCE Michael; Cathles, III, Lawrence M.; Steenhuis, Tammo: TEACHING METHODS COURSE IN AN ALTERNATIVE NANOPARTICLE TRANSPORTATION IN UNSATURATED CERTIFICATION PROGRAM POROUS MEDIA 13-4 9:00 AM Serpa, Laura*; Esposito, Ellen: SUPPORTING A BETTER 14-6 9:25 AM Berkowitz, Brian*; Naftaly, Aviv; Dror, Ishai: VISUALIZATION EDUCATION IN MATH AND SCIENCE (SABE MAS) AND MODELING OF NANOPARTICLE TRANSPORT IN AND THE MASTERS OF ARTS IN TEACHING SCIENCE POROUS MEDIA (MATS) AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO 9:40 AM BREAK 13-5 9:15 AM Sanders, Randall S.*: CONNECTING GRADE 3-12 STUDENTS TO NATURAL GEOSCIENCE PROCESSES IN 14-7 9:55 AM Mui, Julie*; Ngo, Jennifer; Kim, Bojeong: AGGREGATION THEIR LOCAL URBAN NATIONAL PARK AND COLLOIDAL STABILITY OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE AL2O3 NANOPARTICLES IN AQUATIC 13-6 9:30 AM Schmidt, Peter*; Ludman, Allan; Jakim, David; Leou, Mary: ENVIRONMENTS INTO THE WOODS: TRAINING URBAN ELEMENTARY TEACHERS TO USE THE OUTDOORS AS A 14-8 10:10 AM Harrison, Daniel J.*; Poda, Aimee R.; Gellasch,
CLASSROOM TO IMPROVE ENVIRONMENTAL Christopher A.: NANO - TITANIUM DIOXIDE (TIO2) LITERACY INTEGRATED CONCRETE: AN ASSESSMENT OF WEATHERING INTO NATURAL WATERS UNDER UV 9:45 AM DISCUSSION PHOTO ACTIVATION AND ACIDIC PRECIPITATION 13-7 10:00 AM Semken, Steven*; Bos, Colette; Garcia, Angel A.: CONDITIONS GEOSCIENCE EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH AND 14-9 10:25 AM Sanders, Jonathan*; Knappett, Peter S. K.; Miller, Gretchen; WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT IN AN UNDERSERVED, Pavia-Sanders, Adriana; Wooley, Karen: REMEDIATING MINORITY-MAJORITY RURAL MINING REGION CONTAMINATED AQUIFERS WITH MAGNETIC 13-8 10:15 AM Sverdrup, Keith A.*; Cornelison, Deborah: PREPARING ENGINEERED NANOPARTICLES K-12 TEACHERS FOR HIGH-NEED SCHOOLS 14-10 10:40 AM Nolan, Jason*; Pan, Donald; Healy, Olivia; Kiat, Rebecca; 13-9 10:30 AM Brame, Roderic I.*; Pitts Bannister, Vanessa; Brame, Rachel: Jung, Soyung; Stange, Marty; Campbell, Kate M.; Weber, SYSTEMIC EFFORTS TO IMPROVE TEACHER QUALITY Karrie A.: OXIDATIVE DISSOLUTION OF NATURALLY- IN STEM CREATES PROGRAMS WITH POTENTIAL TO OCCURRING URANIUM IN SHALLOW AQUIFERS INCREASE DIVERSITY: WILL THIS INSPIRE THE NEXT 14-11 10:55 AM Winfield, DeMichael D.*:AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE GENERATION OF GEOSCIENTIST? WATER QUALITY AND CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT IN 13-10 10:45 AM DiPrinzio, Tovah*: TEACHING EARTH SCIENCE AS A MIDDLE GEORGIA WATER SYSTEM A LANGUAGE: ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS 14-12 11:10 AM Gutchess, Kristina M.*; Jin, Li; Lautz, Laura K.; Zhou, Xiaoli; AND LANGUAGE OF EARTH SCIENCE FOR THE Lu, Zunli: USING HALOGENS AND DISCRIMINANT SECONDARY SCHOOL URBAN CLASSROOM ANALYSIS TO DISTINGUISH AMONG SOURCES OF 13-11 11:00 AM Slattery, William*; Lunsford, Suzanne K.; Jacomet, Patrick; SALINITY IN THE TIOUGHNIOGA RIVER, CENTRAL Brown, Douglas; Crawford, Robert: SCIENCE TEACHING NEW YORK FOR OHIO’S NEW ECONOMY (STONE); BUILDING A MORE DIVERSE GEOSCIENCE WORKFORCE THROUGH A K-12 TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 149 SESSION NO. 15
SESSION NO. 15 SESSION NO. 16 T121. New Perspectives in Karst Geomicrobiology and Redox T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science Geochemistry: Advances from 20 Years of Interdisciplinary of Actinides I: In Honor of Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Research and Exploring Our Future Frontiers (GSA Karst Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Karst Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; Geochemical Society) Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 340 Peter C. Burns, William J. Weber, Ian Parsons, E. Bruce Watson, Alexandra Annette Summers Engel, John R. Spear, Sarah K. Carmichael, Hazel A. Barton Navrotsky and Ginger Sigmon, Presiding and Philip C. Bennett, Presiding 16-1 8:00 AM Macfarlane, Allison M.*: NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL IN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE UNITED STATES AND ELSEWHERE: SUCCESSES 15-1 8:05 AM Brown, Amy L.*; Martin, Jonathan B.; Screaton, Elizabeth; AND FAILURES Ezell, John; Gulley, Jason: FROM THE SPRING TO THE 16-2 8:20 AM Logsdon, Mark J.*: MANAGEMENT OF SNF/HLW: BASIN: THE INFLUENCE OF RECHARGE PATTERNS INSIGHTS FROM RISK MANAGEMENT OF SULFIDE- ON AQUIFER REDOX STATE AND CONTAMINANT BEARING MINE WASTES TRANSPORT 16-3 8:35 AM Krivovichev, Sergey V.*; Yudintsev, S.V.; Pakhomova, 15-2 8:25 AM Tagne Kamgue, Gilles Valdez*; Florea, Lee J.: Anna S.: MURATAITE CERAMICS: A COMPLEX MATRIX ANTHROPOGENIC NUTRIENT LOADING ON EPIGENIC FOR COMPLEX RADIOACTIVE WASTE KARST AQUIFER IN SOUTHEASTERN KENTUCKY 16-4 8:55 AM Ushakov, Sergey V.*; Pavlik, III, Alfred J.; Navrotsky, 15-3 8:40 AM Cashay, Mara L.*; Carmichael, Sarah K.; Zorn, Bryan T.; Alexandra; Weber, Richard J. K.; Benmore, Chris J.; Bräuer, Suzanna L.: IMPACT OF EXOGENOUS Neuefeind, Joerg C.: X-RAY AND NEUTRON NUTRIENTS ON MN-OXIDIZING MICROBIAL DIFFRACTION ON LASER HEATED LEVITATED CONSORTIA AMONG CAVES OF THE SOUTHERN SAMPLES: SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS 9:10 AM DISCUSSION 15-4 8:55 AM van Beynen, Philip*; Niedzielski, Michael; Alsharif, Kamal: 16-5 9:25 AM Lian, Jie*; Yao, Tiankai: SINTERED UO2 FUELS BY FIELD COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SPECIFIC GROUNDWATER ASSISTED SINTERING TECHNOLOGY – ACCIDENT VULNERABILITY OF A KARST AQUIFER IN CENTRAL TOLERANCE AND FUEL PERFORMANCE MODELING FLORIDA 16-6 9:40 AM Bruno, Jordi*: REDUCTIVE VERSUS OXIDATIVE 15-5 9:15 AM Young, Caitlin*; Martin, Jonathan B.; Pain, Andrea J; ALTERATION OF URANIUM(IV) DIOXIDE, PATHWAYS Huang, Laibin; Ogram, Andrew: MICROBIALLY DRIVEN AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL NITROGEN CYCLING IN YUCATAN CENOTES ALTERATION 15-6 9:30 AM Webster, Kevin D.*; Schimmelmann, Arndt; Sauer, Peter E.: 16-7 9:55 AM Tracy, Cameron L.*; Lang, Maik K.; Pray, John M.; SEASONAL FLUCTUATIONS IN THE METHANE Palomares, Raul I.; Zhang, Fuxiang; Park, Changyong; CONCENTRATION OF CAVE AIR Trautmann, Christina; Skuratov, Vladimir A.; Ewing, 9:45 AM BREAK Rodney C.: REDOX RESPONSE OF ACTINIDE OXIDES 15-7 10:00 AM Kieft, Thomas L.*; Onstott, Tullis; Lau, C.Y.M.; Magnabosco, AND OXYHYDROXIDES TO HIGHLY IONIZING Cara; Slater, Greg F.; Stepanauskas, Ramunas; RADIATION van Heerden, Esta: MICROBIAL CARBON CYCLING IN 16-8 10:10 AM Rittman, Dylan R.*; Ewing, Rodney C.; Tracy, Cameron L.; THE DEEP BIOSPHERE OF THE KAAPVAAL CRATON, Cusick, Alex B.; Yalisove, Steven M.; Abere, Michael J.; SOUTH AFRICA Torralva, Ben: ULTRAFAST LASERS - A PATHWAY TO 15-8 10:20 AM Macalady, Jennifer L.*; Lovrinic, Spencer; Cardman, Zena; UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF SWIFT Schaperdoth, Irene; Mainiero, Maurizio; Mariani, Sandro: HEAVY ION IRRADIATION ORIGIN AND GEOMICROBIOLOGY OF MAZE-LIKE CAVE 10:25 AM BREAK WALL FORMATIONS 16-9 10:40 AM Abe, Takeyasu*; Nakamura, Michihiko; Kuribayashi, Takahiro: 15-9 10:40 AM Melim, Leslie A.*; Spilde, Michael N.; Northup, Diana E.: OH DEFECTS IN NON-METAMICT XENOTIME GEOMICROBIOLOGY OF CAVE PEARLS: NEW 16-10 10:55 AM Park, Sulgiye*: EFFECTS OF IRRADIATION-INDUCED EVIDENCE FROM CARLSBAD CAVERN STRUCTURAL DISORDERING IN ZIRCONATE 15-10 10:55 AM Spear, John R.*: MICROBIAL BIOFABRICS IN CAVES: PYROCHLORES AT HIGH PRESSURES REFLECTIONS INFORM THE FUTURE 16-11 11:10 AM Heffernan, Karina*; Ross, Nancy L.; Spencer, Elinor;
15-11 11:10 AM Joop, Mark W.*: THE ORIGIN OF H2S AND H2SO4 IN Boatner, Lynn: EFFECT OF COMPOSITION ON THE HIGH- SULFURIC ACID CAVES: AN ENVIRONMENTAL PRESSURE BEHAVIOR OF MONAZITE, A RARE-EARTH CHEMISTRY PERSPECTIVE PHOSPHATE 15-12 11:25 AM Gary, Marcus*: MICROBIAL INFLUENCE OF AQUEOUS 16-12 11:25 AM Eaton-Magana, Sally*; Moe, Kyaw Soe: TEMPERATURE GEOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTS: SISTEMA ZACATON, EFFECTS ON RADIATION STAINS IN NATURAL MEXICO DIAMONDS 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 16-13 11:40 AM Breeding, Christopher M.*: A COMPARISON OF NATURAL AND LABORATORY-INDUCED RADIATION DAMAGE IN GEM DIAMOND
150 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 18
SESSION NO. 17 AMAZON AND DOCE RIVER DURING THE LATE T146. Palynology (AASP - The Palynological Society; QUATERNARY GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; 17-15 11:45 AM Rass Masood, Farhat*: PALYNOSTRATIGRAPHY OF Paleontological Society) MIDDLE TRIASSIC STRATA OF SALT RANGE, PAKISTAN 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 SESSION NO. 18 Peter P. McLaughlin Jr., Iain Prince, Lanny H. Fisk and Kara Bogus, Presiding T149. Co-Evolution of Life and Planet: Broad–Scale Controls AM 17-1 8:00 AM Mantle, Daniel J.*; Laurie, John R.; Nicoll, Robert S.; on Biodiversity I (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Bordorkos, Simon; Crowley, Jim L.; Wood, Geoff; Association) McKellar, John: UTILISING U-PB ZIRCON CA-IDTIMS DATING TO PRECISELY RECALIBRATE THE PERMIAN- 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 314 EARLY TRIASSIC PALYNOZONES OF EASTERN Peter J. Harries and Richard J. Twitchett, Presiding AUSTRALIA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 17-2 8:15 AM Mangerud, Gunn*; Paterson, Niall W.; Riding, James B.: 18-1 8:05 AM Smith, Alan G.*: SOME SPECULATIONS ON THE TRIASSIC DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS OF THE PRESENT ORIGIN OF LATER PRECAMBRIAN “MOLAR-TOOTH” SUNDAY ARCTIC – A REVIEW STRUCTURES 17-3 8:30 AM Paterson, Niall W.*; Mangerud, Gunn; Mørk, Atle; 18-2 8:20 AM Edwards, Cole T.*; Fike, David A.; Saltzman, Matthew R.; Lundschien, Bjørn Anders: LATE TRIASSIC (CARNIAN- Adrain, Jonathan M.; Westrop, Stephen R.: SULFUR NORIAN) PALYNOLOGY OF THE DE GEERDALEN ISOTOPIC (Δ34S) EVIDENCE FOR MARINE ANOXIA FORMATION, SENTRALBANKEN HIGH, BARENTS SEA AND LINKS TO LOWER ORDOVICIAN (TREMADOCIAN) 17-4 8:45 AM Doyle, James A.*; Tanrikulu, Sinem; Delusina, Irina: TRILOBITE EXTINCTIONS POLLEN AND SPORES OF THE GLEN ROSE 18-3 8:35 AM Servais, Thomas*; Martin, Ronald E.; Nuetzel, Alexander: FORMATION (EARLY ALBIAN, TEXAS) AND THEIR NO ‘PHYTOPLANKTON BLACKOUT’ IN THE LATE IMPLICATIONS FOR CORRELATION OF OTHER PALEOZOIC SEQUENCES 18-4 8:50 AM Foster, William J.*; Danise, Silvia; Sedlacek, Alexa R.C.; 17-5 9:00 AM Stukins, Stephen*; van Cappelle, Marijn; Daly, Robert, J.; Twitchett, Richard J.: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS Hampson, Gary J.; Johnson, Howard, D: PALYNOLOGICAL ON THE RECOVERY OF BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE CONTENT AND PALYNOFACIES ANALYSIS OF A MIXED COMMUNITIES IN THE WAKE OF THE LATE PERMIAN TIDE- AND WAVE-INFLUENCED DELTAIC DEPOSIT: THE MASS EXTINCTION CRETACEOUS SEGO SANDSTONE, UTAH, USA 18-5 9:05 AM Twitchett, Richard J.*: ANIMALS OR THE ENVIRONMENT? 17-6 9:15 AM Bell, Kimberley M.*; Sweet, Arthur R.: INVESTIGATING BIOTURBATION AS A KEY CONTROL ON EARLY ‘HORNY’ TRIPROJECTATE POLLEN MESOZOIC BIODIVERSITY 17-7 9:30 AM Harrington, Guy*; Boomer, Ian; Campion, Neil; Hughes, 18-6 9:20 AM Powell, Matthew G.*; Glazier, Douglas S.: ASYMMETRIC Gareth; Jakeman, Marcus; de Ville de Goyet, Frederic; GEOGRAPHIC RANGE EXPANSION EXPLAINS THE Polling, Marcel; Cornick, Paul: PALYNOLOGY OF THE LATITUDINAL DIVERSITY GRADIENTS OF FOUR PALEOCENE-EOCENE BOUNDARY IN THE WILCOX MAJOR TAXA OF MARINE PLANKTON GROUP AT THE RED HOT TRUCK STOP, EASTERN 18-7 9:35 AM Dunhill, Alexander*: DINOSAUR BIOGEOGRAPHIC GULF OF MEXICO, USA STRUCTURE AND MESOZOIC CONTINENTAL 17-8 9:45 AM Steeman, Thomas*; De Weirdt, Julie; Noiret, Corentin; FRAGMENTATION: A NETWORK-BASED APPROACH De Putter, Thierry; Mees, Phlorias; Smith, Thierry; Yans, 18-8 9:55 AM Nicholson, David B.*; Holroyd, Patricia A.; Barrett, Paul M.: Johan; Louwye, Stephen: THE LANDANA SECTION LATITUDINAL DIVERSITY GRADIENTS IN MESOZOIC (CABINDA, ANGOLA): A NEW REFERENCE PALEOCENE NON-MARINE TURTLES – EOCENE DINOFLAGELLATE CYST RECORD FOR EQUATORIAL REGIONS? 10:10 AM BREAK 10:00 AM BREAK 18-9 10:25 AM Lenton, Timothy M.*: EARTH’S COMPLEXITY REVOLUTION 17-9 10:15 AM Lukaye, Joshua*; Sserubiri, Tonny; Sempala, Vivienne: PALYNOLOGICAL STUDY OF SEVEN PETROLEUM 18-10 10:45 AM Martin, Ron*: TECTONIC FORCING OF MARINE EXPLORATION WELLS FROM THE ALBERTINE BIODIVERSIFICATION AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES GRABEN, UGANDA 18-11 11:00 AM Bambach, Richard K.*; Bush, Andrew M.: SUSTAINED 17-10 10:30 AM van der Velden, Daan*; Verschuren, Dirk; Louwye, MESOZOIC-CENOZOIC DIVERSIFICATION OF MARINE Stephen: CALIBRATION OF FOSSIL NON POLLEN METAZOA: A ROBUST SIGNAL FROM THE FOSSIL PALYNOMORPHS AS A PALAEOVEGETATION PROXY RECORD 17-11 10:45 AM Yao, Qiang*; Liu, Kam-biu: A PALYNOLOGICAL STUDY 18-12 11:15 AM Lazarus, David*; Wiese, Robert; Renaudie, Johan: ARE OF WETLAND DEVELOPMENT IN THE SHARK RIVER GENERA AND 10 MY BINNED DATA ADEQUATE FOR ESTUARY, EVERGLADES, FLORIDA, SINCE THE MID- STUDIES OF DIVERSITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HOLOCENE CHANGE? 17-12 11:00 AM Black, Morgan*; Brooke, Sharon; O’Keefe, Jen: BEFORE 18-13 11:30 AM Harries, Peter J.*; Cardenas, Andres L.; Mondal, Subhronil: EUROPEANS: PALEOECOLOGY OF SURFICIAL UNITS SHOULD THE LONG-TERM BIOTIC RESPONSES IN ROWAN COUNTY, KY, USA TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES BE LINEAR/ EXPONENTIAL?: PERSPECTIVES FROM PLANKTIC 17-13 11:15 AM Gurdebeke, Pieter R.*; Pospelova, Vera; Mertens, FORAMINIFERA AND MARINE BIVALVES Kenneth N.; Chana, Jasmin; Dallimore, Audrey; Louwye, Stephen: DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS IN RECENT 18-14 11:45 AM Brombacher, Anieke*; Wilson, Paul A.; Bailey, Ian; Ezard, SEDIMENTS FROM FJORDS OF WESTERN VANCOUVER Thomas H.G.: DISENTANGLING SYNERGISTIC CLIMATE ISLAND (BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA) DRIVERS ON THE ANAGENETIC EVOLUTION OF PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERA 17-14 11:30 AM Franca, Sr., Marlon*; Cohen, Sr., Marcelo Cancela Lisboa; Pessenda, Sr., Luiz Carlos Ruiz: VEGETATION AND MORPHOLOGY CHANGES IN THE MOUTH OF THE
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 151 SESSION NO. 19
SESSION NO. 19 19-14 11:15 AM Martindale, Rowan C.*; Košir, Adrijan: RESPONSE OF T153. Mass Extinction Causality: Records of Anoxia, SHALLOW-WATER CARBONATES AND REEF SYSTEMS Acidification, and Global Warming during Earth’s Greatest Crises TO THE TOARCIAN OCEAN ANOXIC EVENT (183 MA) ON I (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology THE DINARIC CARBONATE PLATFORM (SLOVENIA) Division; Paleontological Society; Volcanic and Magmatic Studies 19-15 11:30 AM Gulbranson, Erik L.*; Harper, Carla J.; Serbet, Rudolph; Group; Mineralogical Society of America; Geological Society Hieger, Timothy J.; Taylor, Edith L.; Taylor, Thomas N.: of London) PALEOECOLOGY AND PALEOCLIMATOLOGY OF AN EARLY JURASSIC (TOARCIAN) VOLCANIC LAKE 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 310 SYSTEM, ANTARCTICA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ROLE David P.G. Bond, Paul B. Wignall and Mike Widdowson, Presiding OF FERRAR MAGMATIC INTRUSION ON THE TOARCIAN 19-1 8:00 AM Holland, Steven M.*; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: THE CARBON CYCLE STRATIGRAPHY OF MASS EXTINCTION 19-16 11:45 AM Pugh, Autumn C.*; Little, Crispin T.S.; Metodiev, Lubomir S.; 19-2 8:15 AM Ward, Peter L.*: CLIMATE THROUGHOUT GEOLOGIC Wignall, Paul B.; Newton, Robert J.; Savov, Ivan; Riding, TIME HAS BEEN CONTROLLED PRIMARILY BY THE James B.: MACROEVOLUTIONARY TRENDS AND BALANCE BETWEEN ABRUPT WARMING CAUSED PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES DURING THE BY VOLUMINOUS EFFUSIVE ERUPTIONS OF EARLY TOARCIAN MASS EXTINCTION IN BULGARIA BASALTIC MAGMA OVER MONTHS TO HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND ABRUPT COOLING SESSION NO. 20 CAUSED BY MAJOR EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS OF T157. Eat, Prey, Love, and Burrow: Tracing Animal Behavior EVOLVED MAGMAS OVER HOURS TO DAYS through Time (Paleontological Society; SEPM (Society for 19-3 8:30 AM Faggetter, Luke E.*; Wignall, Paul B.; Sun, Yadong; Pruss, Sedimentary Geology)) Sara B.: THE SEARCH FOR ROECE IN NORTHWEST 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 315 SCOTLAND Adiël A. Klompmaker, Devapriya Chattopadhyay and Patricia H. Kelley, Presiding 19-4 8:45 AM McLaughlin, Patrick*; Emsbo, Poul; Brett, Carlton E.; Vandenbroucke, Thijs; Saltzman, Matt: MASS EXTINCTION 20-1 8:00 AM Rodland, David L.*: DEAD OR ALIVE: USING AND DIACHRONISM: RECONCILING THE END SCLEROBIONT DENSITY DISTRIBUTION AND HOST ORDOVICIAN ROCK RECORD GROWTH MODELS TO HELP DISTINGUISH BETWEEN LIVE-HOST AND POST-MORTEM COLONIZATION 19-5 9:00 AM Beard, J. Andrew*; Bush, Andrew M.; Hren, Michael T.: 13 20-2 8:15 AM McLain, Matthew A.*; Siviero, Bethania; Nelsen, David; FACIES ANALYSIS AND δ CORG RECORDS ACROSS THE LOWER KELLWASSER EQUIVALENT (UPPER Brand, Leonard R.; Chadwick, Arthur V.: TYRANNOSAUR DEVONIAN) IN NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA CANNIBALISM: A CASE OF A TOOTH-TRACED TYRANNOSAUR BONE IN THE LANCE FORMATION OF 19-6 9:15 AM Bush, Andrew M.*; Beard, J. Andrew; Hren, Michael T.: EASTERN WYOMING TIMING OF THE LOWER KELLWASSER EXTINCTION (LATE DEVONIAN) RELATIVE TO DARK SHALE 20-3 8:30 AM Hasiotis, Stephen T.*; Jones, Matthew F.; Falk, Amanda; DEPOSITION IN THE APPALACHIAN BASIN Platt, Brian F.: ACTUALISTIC STUDY OF VERTEBRATE ICHNOLOGY—UNDERSTANDING THE BEHAVIOR THAT 19-7 9:30 AM Marshall, John E.A.*; Tel’nova, Olga; Astin, Tim: THE PRODUCES TRACKWAYS, SWIM TRAILS, AND FEEDING FRASNIAN-FAMENNIAN MASS EXTINCTION: UNDER PATTERNS OF VERTEBRATES THE VOLCANO BUT WITHOUT THE BURP 20-4 8:45 AM Martin, Anthony J.*: SIGNS OF LIFE ON AN ‘ANOXIC’ 19-8 9:45 AM Schoepfer, Shane D.*; Algeo, Thomas J.; Williford, LAKE BOTTOM: FISH AND INVERTEBRATE FEEDING Kenneth H.; Ward, Peter D.: OPEN-OCEAN NITROGEN TRACES IN DEEP-WATER FACIES OF THE GREEN LIMITATION PRECEDED THE END-TRIASSIC MASS RIVER FORMATION (EARLY EOCENE), WYOMING USA EXTINCTION: EVIDENCE FROM HAIDA GWAII, BRITISH COLUMBIA 20-5 9:05 AM Labandeira, Conrad C.*: MAJOR PROCESSES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ARTHROPOD HERBIVORY ON 19-9 10:00 AM Lindström, Sofie*; Sanei, Hamed; van de Schootbrugge, LAND Bas; Pedersen, Gunver; Dybkjær, Karen; Bjerrum, Christian J.; Hansen, Katrine Hovedskov: VOLCANIC 20-6 9:25 AM Kowalewski, Michal*: AS GOOD AS IT GETS: INDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS DURING THE QUANTITATIVE LESSONS FROM TRACE FOSSILS END-TRIASSIC EVENT PRODUCED BY DRILLING PREDATORS 19-10 10:15 AM Schaller, Morgan F.*; Olsen, Paul E.; Wright, James D.; 20-7 9:45 AM Chattopadhyay, Devapriya*; Zuschin, Martin; Tomasovych, Kent, Dennis V.: A GRADUAL INCREASE IN PCO2 Adam: HOW EFFECTIVE ARE THE ECOLOGICAL ACROSS THE ABRUPT END-TRIASSIC EXTINCTION INNOVATIONS AGAINST DRILLING PREDATION - INSIGHT FROM RECENT BIVALVE ASSEMBLAGE OF 19-11 10:30 AM Thibodeau, Alyson M.*; Corsetti, Frank A.; Ritterbush, THE NORTHERN RED SEA Kathleen A.; Yager, Joyce Ann; West, A. Joshua; Ibarra, Yadira; Bottjer, David J.; Berelson, Will; Bergquist, Bridget A.: 20-8 10:00 AM Kelley, Patricia H.*; Dietl, Gregory P.; Visaggi, Christy C.: MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS AND ISOTOPES AS DRILLING PREDATION ON BIVALVES ACROSS THE TRACERS OF CAMP IN TRIASSIC-JURASSIC STRATA PLIO-PLEISTOCENE EXTINCTION IN THE U.S. MIDDLE FROM MULLER CANYON, NEVADA ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN 19-12 10:45 AM Yager, Joyce A.*; West, A. Joshua; Corsetti, Frank A.; 20-9 10:15 AM Neely, Samuel H.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: PREDATOR-PREY Berelson, William M.; Bottjer, David J.; Rosas, Silvia: TIMING INTERACTIONS FROM THE TJÖRNES PENINSULA, OF CARBON ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS DURING THE LATE ICELAND, ACROSS THE TRANS-ARCTIC INVASION TRIASSIC AND EARLY JURASSIC: NEW MODELING 20-10 10:30 AM Klompmaker, Adiël A.*; Karasawa, Hiroaki; Ando, Yusuke: CONSTRAINTS FOR CARBON CYCLE PERTURBATIONS DRILLING PREDATION ATTRIBUTED TO OCTOPODS IN ASSOCIATED WITH THE EMPLACEMENT OF THE CENOZOIC MOLLUSKS FROM JAPAN CENTRAL ATLANTIC MAGMATIC PROVINCE 20-11 10:45 AM Getty, Patrick R.*; Bush, Andrew M.; Wagner, David: 19-13 11:00 AM Olsen, Paul E.*: FIRE AND ICE: SUPER-ERUPTIONS, TREPTICHNUS: AN ANTI-PREDATOR MAZE? VOLCANIC WINTERS, THE END-TRIASSIC EXTINCTION, 20-12 11:00 AM Selly, Tara*; Huntley, John Warren; Shelton, Kevin L.; AND THE RISE OF DINOSAUR-DOMINANCE Schiffbauer, James D.: CAUGHT IN THE ACT: ICHNOFOSSIL RECORD OF SELECTIVE PREDATION BY CAMBRIAN TRILOBITES
152 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 22
20-13 11:15 AM Brandt, Danita S.*: CAMBRIAN ORIGIN FOR MODERN ACTIVITY OR LOW TEMPERATURE SURFACE ARTHROPOD MOLTING BEHAVIOR ALTERATION 20-14 11:30 AM Ekdale, A.A.*; Lehane, James: EVOLUTION OF BENTHIC 21-12 11:15 AM Wiseman, Sandra M.*; Mustard, John F.: RELATIVE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR IN THE DEEP SEA AS REFLECTED CARBONATE ABUNDANCES THROUGHOUT NILI IN THE GRAPHOGLYPID TRACE FOSSIL RECORD FOSSAE, MARS 20-15 11:45 AM Jensen, Sören*; White, Chris E.; Barr, Sandra M.: THE HIGH 21-13 11:30 AM Brown, Adrian*; Viviano-Beck, Christina E.: HEAD MEMBER TRACE FOSSILS OF NOVA SCOTIA, SERPENTINIZATION IN THE UPPER MARTIAN CRUST AM CANADA: A REMARKABLE ASSEMBLAGE OF LOWER 21-14 11:45 AM Viviano-Beck, Christina E.*; Murchie, Scott L.; Beck, CAMBRIAN DEEP-WATER ICHNOFOSSILS Andrew W.; Dohm, James M.: THE IGNEOUS AND ALTERATION HISTORY OF THE GREATER THARSIS SESSION NO. 21 REGION, MARS T177. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society; SESSION NO. 22 GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology T179. Coordination of Civil Earth Observations: Review, Status, Division) and Applications of Earth Observation Systems (GSA Geology SUNDAY 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 344 and Society Division) Rebecca N. Greenberger and John F. Mustard, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 21-1 8:00 AM Ming, Douglas W.*; Morris, Richard V.; Clark, III, Benton C.; Timothy Stryker, Presiding Yen, Albert S.; Gellert, Ralf: AQUEOUS ALTERATION ON 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS MARS: EVIDENCE FROM LANDED MISSIONS 22-1 8:05 AM Dickinson, Tamara L.*: EARTH OBSERVATIONS 21-2 8:20 AM Fraeman, Abigail A.*; Edwards, Christopher S.; Ehlmann, ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING Bethany L.; Arvidson, Raymond E.; Horgan, Briony H.; Rice, 22-2 8:20 AM Applegate, David*; Leith, William: THE ROLE OF EARTH Melissa S.: A DETAILED INVESTIGATION OF LOWER MT. OBSERVATION IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION SHARP USING COORDINATED ORBITAL DATASETS 22-3 8:35 AM Barrett, Heather*; Krekeler, Mark P.S.; Crumbaker, Joahua; 21-3 8:35 AM Graham, Heather V.*; McAdam, Amy; Stern, Jennifer C.: Yang, Bo; Bittner, Angela Kathleen: PRELIMINARY ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF SOLUTION CHEMISTRY MATERIALS INVESTIGATIONS TO SUPPORT SEARCH ON THE ΔD COMPOSITION WEATHER MINERALS: AND RECOVERY USING HYPERSPECTRAL REMOTE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURE WATERS IN SENSING: INITIAL GEOMATERIALS AND CLOTHING SYNTHETIC PHYLLOSILICATES FORMED IN EXTREME RESULTS PH AND SALINE FLUIDS 22-4 8:50 AM Calvin, Wendy*; Davies, Gwendolyn E.; Pace, Elizabeth; 21-4 8:50 AM Sapers, Haley Morgan*; Osinski, Gordon R.; Pontefract, Pearson, Neil: HYSPIRI PREPARATORY DATA FOR Alexandra; Tornabene, Livio L.: IMPACT GENERATED ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS: EARTH, MARS, AND BEYOND 22-5 9:05 AM Zamudio, Joe A.*: MAPPING MINERALS WITH WORLDVIEW-3 DATA, EXAMPLES FROM NEVADA 21-5 9:10 AM Greenberger, Rebecca N.*; Mustard, John F.; Osinski, Gordon R.; Tornabene, Livio L.; Pontefract, Alexandra; AND CALIFORNIA Marion, Cassandra L.; Flemming, Roberta L.; Wilson, 22-6 9:20 AM Mars, John C.*; Robinson, Jr., Gilpin R.; Hammarstrom, Janette H.; Cloutis, Edward A.: HYPERSPECTRAL Jane M.; Ludington, Steve; Zurcher, Lukas; Folger, Helen; MAPPING OF A HYDROTHERMAL VUG AND ITS Gettings, Mark E.; Solano, Federico; Kress, Thomas: WEATHERING PRODUCTS AT THE HAUGHTON IMPACT INTEGRATION OF REMOTE-SENSING ALTERATION STRUCTURE, CANADA MAPPING INTO NEW GEOSPATIAL-STATISTICAL, QUANTITATIVE MINERAL RESOURCE METHODS 21-6 9:25 AM Benison, Kathleen C.*; Mormile, Melanie R.; Johnson, Sarah S.: USING PETROGRAPHY AND SPECTROSCOPY 22-7 9:35 AM Hubbard, Bernard E.*; Mars, John C.; Kokaly, Raymond F.; TO DETECT LIFE IN EVAPORITES AND IRON OXIDE Hooper, Donald: MINERAL MAPPING OF ALLUVIAL CONCRETIONS: SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SEARCH FOR FAN, AEOLIAN AND LACUSTRINE DEPOSITS AROUND MODERN AND ANCIENT LIFE ON MARS THE SALTON SEA, CALIFORNIA USING MICA: A NEW TOOL FOR RAPID CLASSIFICATION OF HYSPIRI VSWIR 21-7 9:40 AM Bishop, Janice L.*; Gross, Christoph; Parente, Mario; Wray, James J.; Horgan, Briony; Viviano-Beck, Christina; Seelos, IMAGERY Frank P.: THE TRANSITION FROM NEUTRAL TO ACIDIC 9:50 AM BREAK ALTERATION AT MAWRTH VALLIS AS OBSERVED 22-8 10:05 AM Riter, J.C. Alexis*; Kearney, Michael S.; Mo, Yu: ANALYSIS FROM THE MINERALOGICAL RECORD OF THE IMPACT OF THE 2010 DEEPWATER HORIZON 9:55 AM BREAK OIL SPILL ON SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA MARSHES BASED ON LANDSAT SATELLITE DATA 21-8 10:10 AM Catalano, Jeffrey G.*; Chemtob, Steven M.; Nickerson, Ryan; Morris, Richard V.: FERROUS SMECTITES AND THE 22-9 10:20 AM Hook, Simon*: HYSPIRI, HYTES AND ECOSTRESS FOR REDOX EVOLUTION OF EARLY MARS GEOLOGICAL STUDIES 21-9 10:30 AM Phillips-Lander, Charity*; Elwood Madden, Megan E.; 22-10 10:35 AM Ramsey, Michael S.*: DECIPHERING SOIL MOISTURE Miller, Jamie: PLAGIOCLASE DISSOLUTION RATES AND SURFACE COMPOSITION OF THE WORLD’S AND MECHANISMS IN NEAR SATURATED BRINES: DRYLANDS USING THERMAL INFRARED AIRBORNE IMPLICATIONS FOR POST-NOACHIAN AQUEOUS AND SPACEBORNE DATA ALTERATION ON MARS 22-11 10:50 AM Khan, Shuhab*; Okyay, Unal; Ahmad, Laeiq; Shah, 21-10 10:45 AM Quinn, Daven P.*; Ehlmann, Bethany: THE DEPOSITION Mohammad Tahir: HIGH-RESOLUTION, GROUND- AND ALTERATION HISTORY OF THE NORTHEAST BASED HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING OF GEOLOGICAL SYRTIS LAYERED SULFATES OUTCROPS AND HAND-SPECIMENS 21-11 11:00 AM Mustard, John F.*; Wiseman, Sandra M.; Goudge, 22-12 11:05 AM Harvey, Janet C.*; Stock, Joann; Buckland, Kerry: MAKO Timothy A.: MECHANISMS FOR OLIVINE CARBONATION LWIR HYPERSPECTRAL DATA ANALYSIS FOR FAULT AT THE NILI FOSSAE/ISIDIS BASIN BOUNDARY, STUDIES UTILIZING CORRELATION OF OFFSET MARS: EVIDENCE FOR INTENSE SURFACE AQUEOUS PLUTONIC TERRAINS AND SOURCING OF ALLUVIAL DEPOSITS TO CROSS-FAULT DRAINAGE BASINS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 153 SESSION NO. 22
22-13 11:20 AM Delgado Arias, Sabrina*; Escobar, Vanessa; Brown, Molly; SESSION NO. 24 Neumann, Thomas; Jasinski, Michael F.; Markus, Thorsten: T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults ICE, CLOUD AND LAND ELEVATION SATELLITE-2 and Mylonitic Shear Zones, Bending Mountains, and Assembling (ICESAT-2) APPLICATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE Supercontinents I: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Van Der NATIONAL PLAN Pluijm (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) SESSION NO. 23 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 343 T189. New Applications of Geochronologic Techniques to Arlo Brandon Weil, Eric Tohver, Bernard Housen and Samuel Haines, Presiding Quaternary and Archaeological Settings (GSA Quaternary 24-1 8:00 AM Mager, Stephanie M.*; Marshak, Stephen: GENERATION Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological AND EVOLUTION OF FAULT-PARALLEL VEINS IN A Geology Division; GSA Karst Division) FOLD-THRUST BELT 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 24-2 8:15 AM Marshak, Stephen*; Wilkerson, M. Scott; DeFrates, Joshua: Harrison Gray, Michelle Summa Nelson and Kerry Riley, Presiding FORMATION OF CRENULATION CLEAVAGE AND KINK BANDS IN THE BARABOO SYNCLINE, WISCONSIN: A 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS MECHANISM TO ACCOMMODATE SUBSIMPLE SHEAR 23-1 8:05 AM Forman, Steve*; Tripaldi, Alfonsina: EOLIAN DURING REGIONAL FOLDING DEPOSITIONAL EVENTS DURING THE PAST 55 KA AT 24-3 8:30 AM Murphy, J. Brendan*; Waldron, John W.F.; Nance, R. Damian: A SUBTROPICAL INLAND PALEO-DUNE FIELD AND INTERPRETATION OF OPHIOLITE COMPLEXES: A INFERRED CLIMATE VARIABILITY, WESTERN PAMPAS, TWEETER IN WOOFER’S CLOTHING? 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154 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 25-16 25-15 25-14 25-13 25-12 25-11 25-10 25-9 25-8 25-4 25-7 25-3 25-6 25-2 25-5 25-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Division; GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision) T13. GeologicEnergy Research (Posters) (GSAEnergy Geology SESSION NO. 25 Booth # 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 4 7 3 6 2 5 1 TECHNICAL SESSIONS NATURAL GASHYDRATE RESERVOIRS Burchwell, Andrew*: NUCLEAR WELL LOGPROPERTIES OF GEOPHYSICAL DATA INTEGRATION OFGEOLOGICAL, GEOCHEMICAL, AND Lopez, DinaL.*; David Grimaldi, A.; Astray, Gonzalo: ONTHE UNIQUENESS OFDENSITY-VELOCITYCROSSPLOTS OF OVERPRESSURE INHPHTSETTINGS: THE NON- Nwozor, Kingsley*; Yardley,CAUSES Gareth: IDENTIFYINGTHE LEARNED FROM RESIDENTIAL WELL INVESTIGATIONS CONDITIONS: FORENSICINSIGHTSANDLESSONS Jesse*:Drummond, REVERSEENGINEERINGGASMIGRATION METALS INFLOWBACK WATER MINERALS INMUDROCK: APOSSIBLESOURCEOF TRACE Lutton, Anthony; Edgin,Matt; Chipera, Steve: PHOSPHATE Sheets, Julia M.*; Welch, SusanA.; Cole, David R.; Olesik,John; FROM THREE UNCONVENTIONAL OILPLAYS William H.: ORGANICSUBSTANCES INPRODUCED WATER Kulongoski, Justin T.; Bates, AnneL.; Schell, Tiffani; Orem, Varonka, Matthew S.*; Engle, A.; Mark Gallegos, Tanya J.; FRACTURING FLUIDS ETHOXYLATE SURFACTANTS USEDINHYDRAULIC ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADATION OFNONYLPHENOL OF SHORTER ETHOXYLATE CHAINLENGTHSDURING Jens; Borch, Thomas; Heyob, KatieM.: ACCUMULATION Volker, Morgan*; Mouser, Paula J.; Plata,Desiree; Blotevogel, ALBITITE URANIUMDEPOSITS, BAHIA, BRAZIL Miano, Sandra Cecilia*; Pires, Fernando R.M.: LAGOA REAL POWER PLANTS Miano, Sandra Cecilia*: SITESELECTIONFORNEWNUCLEAR ASSOCIATED WITH PILOT-SCALE CO Leigh A.: DETERMINING THE RISKFORINDUCEDSEISMICITY Schwab, Drew R.*; Bidgoli, Tandis S.; Taylor, MichaelH.; Stearns, GROUND SOURCEHEAT PUMP(GSHP)SYSTEMS IN HEATING ANDCOOLINGDEMANDITSEFFECTON Junghui; Lee, Kang-Kun: SPATIALVARIATIONAND TEMPORAL Park, Byeong-Hak*; Kim,Hyoung-Soo; Lee, So-Yoon; Park, ANALYSIS OFPARTICLE SEMDATA PRECURSORS OFFLY ASHGLASSESUSINGCLUSTER Amde M.; Davis, Jeff: INVESTIGATION OF THE COAL MINERAL Bumrongjaroen, Walairat*; Livingston,RichardA.; Amde, ECONOMY ANDENVIRONMENT USINGGISMAPPING POTENTIAL INUTAH (USA)ANDITSIMPACT ON THE Larsen, Kenneth*;Larsen, Wang, Weihong: PRODUCTS EARTH ELEMENTSIN WEATHERED COAL COMBUSTION Tucker, BrendonG.*; Ruhl,Laura: THENATURE OFRARE ENERGY PROLIFIC BASINS IN WYOMING ANDCHINA STRATEGY FOR THE SUSTAINABLE ENERGYFUTUREOF Scott; Bentley, Ramsey: CCUSPROVIDES ANINTEGRATED Jiao, Zunsheng*; Coddington,Kipp; McLaughlin,J. Fred; Quillinan, BENEFICIATION OFANILLINOISBASIN COAL UNDERSTANDING TRACE ELEMENTDISTRIBUTION DURING Gary: ACOMPOSITIONALDATA ANALYSIS APPROACH TO Geboy, NicholasJ.*; Kolker, Allan; Liliana; Lefticariu, Vancil, WELLINGTON FIELD, SUMNERCOUNTY, KANSAS POSTER ASSESSING GEOTHERMAL
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26-6 33 Gomez, Christopher A.*; Hart, Deirdre Erin: EVOLUTION OF THE SESSION NO. 28 WEST TOKYO FLOODPLAIN AND MULTI-HAZARDS ALONG Geochemistry (Posters) THE TAMAGAWA 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 26-7 34 Jenson, Aubri*; Schwartz, Benjamin F.: MODELING SPELEOGENESIS AND AQUIFER DEVELOPMENT IN A Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM COASTAL CARBONATE PLATFORM: QUINTANA ROO, Booth # MEXICO 28-1 48 McKnight, Diane M.*; Dyson, Ivelisse; Esposito, Rhea M; Gooseff, 26-8 35 Egenolf, Evan*; Ganshin, Yuri: PORE-PRESSURE PREDICTION Michael: ECOGEOCHEMICAL CONNECTIONS: WEATHERING IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS USING SEISMIC DATA ACQUIRED OF SILICATE MINERALS CONTROLS DIATOM BIODIVERSITY AT THE ROCK SPRINGS UPLIFT (RSU) IN SOUTHWESTERN IN MICROBIAL MATS IN GLACIAL MELTWATER STREAMS OF WYOMING THE MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS, ANTARCTICA 26-9 36 Kimura, Sho*; Kaneko, Hiroaki; Noda, Shohei; Ito, Takuma; 28-2 49 Welch, Kathleen A.*; Leslie, Deborah; Lyons, W. Berry: STABLE Minagawa, Hideki: AN INVESTIGATION OF RING-SHEAR ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY IN TWO GLACIER MELTWATER DISPLACEMENT FOR CONTROLLING SHEAR ZONE STREAMS, TAYLOR VALLEY, ANTARCTICA FORMATION OF SAND 28-3 50 Welch, Susan A.*; Miller, Laura A; McAdams, Brandon C.; 26-10 37 Dybel, Bradley E.*: GUIDELINES FOR QUALIFICATIONS Trierweiler, Annette M.; Restrepo, Carla; Carey, Anne E.: OF PRACTITIONERS FOR RESIDENTIAL GEOLOGIC WEATHERING OF REE-BEARING MINERAL PHASES IN THE EVALUATIONS SIERRA DE LAS MINAS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TOTAL CA FLUX SESSION NO. 27 28-4 51 Deuerling, K.M.*; Martin, Jonathan B.; Martin, Ellen E.; Scribner, Cecilia A.; Collazo, Daniel F.: SEASONAL EVOLUTION AND T20. Embedded Research Projects in Upper Level Undergraduate SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF WEATHERING IN WESTERN Courses: A Plausible Panacea for the Dwindling Science and GREENLAND Engineering (S&E) Researchers Community (Posters) (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; GSA 28-5 52 Filippelli, Gabriel M.*; Adamic, Jessica F.; Nichols, Deborah: Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) DOWNWIND, AND DOWNSTREAM: THE LINGERING IMPACTS OF CITIES ON THEIR ENVIRONMENT 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM 28-6 53 Wang, Sr., ZePeng*; Liu, JianZhong; Yang, Sr., ChengFu; Booth # Wang, Sr., DaFu; Chen, Sr., FaEn: THE SBT AND GOLD- ANTIMONY MINERALIZATION, SW GUIZHOU, CHINA 27-1 38 Nord, Julia A.*; Lukes, Laura A.; Hazel, Stephanie; Usher, 187 187 Bethany: ENABLING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT 28-7 54 Roller, Goetz*: RE- OS NUCLEAR GEOCHRONOMETRY: RESEARCH EXPERIENCES BY EMBEDDING INQUIRY CONSTRAINING OXYGEN AS A LIGHT ELEMENT WITHIN ACTIVITIES INTO GEOSCIENCE CURRICULUM THE EARTH’S CORE FROM RE/OS, IR/OS AND PD/PT FRACTIONATION TRENDS 27-2 39 Matthews, Tessa*; Budd, Sarah K.; Isiorho, Solomon A.: NUTRIENT AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN LEVELS OF AN OPEN 28-8 55 Gardner, Daniel J.*; Elliott, W. Crawford; Rabideaux, Nathan M.: A AQUIFER SYSTEM COMPARATIVE MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS BETWEEN TWO KAOLIN BEARING FORMATIONS, SANDERSVILLE, GEORGIA 27-3 40 Yelderman, Jr., Joe C.*; Taylor, Kori; Wong, Stephanie; Hamilton, Wayne: CAN AN UNDERGRADUATE THESIS BE IMBEDDED IN 28-9 56 Janes, Darwin*; Baxter, Ethan F.; Ague, Jay J.; Dragovic, A CLASS PROJECT; A CASE STUDY IN PROGRESS Nora; Ostwald, Claire: SAMARIUM-NEODYMIUM DATES OF IGNEOUS GARNETS IN NEW ENGLAND SHOW TEMPORAL 27-4 41 McMichael, Kaitlin N*; Isiorho, K. Solomon: WHAT IS THE CORRELATION WITH HIGH-TEMPERATURE AND ULTRA- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WATERFOWL POPULATION AND HIGH TEMPERATURE METAMORPHISM DURING THE THE MPN OF A ZOO’S POND IN INDIANA? ACADIAN OROGENY 27-5 42 Bamgbelu, Oloruntobiloba A.*; Omole, David O.; Ndambuki, 28-10 57 Scott, Brandt E.,*; Metcalf, J.; Flowers, Rebecca; Koenig, Alan E.: Julius M.: SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER RESEARCH IN EXPLORING THE ROLE OF APATITE CHEMISTRY ON APATITE SOUTH AFRICA: AN UNDERGRADUATE CLASS EXPERIENCE (U-TH)/HE DATES 27-6 43 Johnston, Shelby*; Isiorho, K. Solomon: OBSERVATION OF THE 28-11 58 Drexler, Maxwell S.*; Watson, E. Bruce; Cherniak, Daniele J.: SEDIMENT GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION CHANGE ALONG A PRELIMINARY RESULTS FOR NITROGEN DIFFUSION IN CREEK PROFILE IN INDIANA, USA POTASSIUM FELDSPAR 27-7 44 Henry, Darrell J.*: THE PET ROCK PROJECT, A COURSE- 28-12 59 Johnsen, Racheal L.*; Burnley, Pamela; Malchow, Russell; EMBEDDED RESEARCH PROJECT IN UNDERGRADUATE Adcock, Christopher T.: TOWARD A PREDICTIVE MODEL GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION: INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH, FOR BACKGROUND RADIATION: PREDICTING GAMMA DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND MEANS EXPOSURE RATES IN THE TWIN PEAKS VOLCANIC FIELD, OF PROGRAMMATIC ASSESSMENT UTAH, US 27-8 45 Omole, David O.*; Isiorho, Solomon A.; Tenebe, Theophilus; 28-13 60 Szopa, Krzysztof*; Wlodyka, Roman; Chew, David M.; Gaweda, Emenike, PraiseGod: STUDENT EMERSION IN ENGINEERING Aleksandra: APATITE VS. TITANITE: WHICH IS BETTER FOR AND GEOSCIENCES RESEARCH: ONE-WAY OF U-PB DATING? A CASE STUDY FROM THE CIESZYN MAGMA STRENGTHENING THE DISCIPLINES PROVINCE, SOUTHERN POLAND, CENTRAL EUROPE 27-9 46 Kime, Brittany*; Isiorho, Solomon A.; Smith, Jared; Davis, 28-14 61 Ziegler, Michael J.*; Waite, Amanda J.; Montes, Camilo; Martin, Branden: GROUPING THROUGH THE MUD WITH SNAKES: THE Ellen E.; MacFadden, Bruce; Jaramillo, Carlos: EXPLORING WETLAND CLASS GROUP PROJECT! THE NEODYMIUM ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES OF MARINE 27-10 47 McRivette, Michael W.*; Bartels, William S.; Lincoln, Timothy N.; SEDIMENTS FROM OUTCROPS ACROSS PANAMA: A CASE Wilch, Thomas I.: GIS AS A COMMON PLATFORM FOR STUDY TO BETTER UNDERSTAND SHOALING OF THE UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH IN COURSES AND DIRECTED CENTRAL AMERICAN SEAWAY STUDIES AT ALBION COLLEGE 28-15 62 Wade, Randall*; Hansen, Edward C.; Peaslee, Graham F.: TRACE ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS OF COPPER INCLUSIONS IN THE PORTAGE LAKE VOLCANICS SERIES OF THE KEWEENAW PENINSULA, MI USING PARTICLE-INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY (PIXE)
156 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 28-34 28-33 28-32 28-31 28-30 28-29 28-28 28-27 28-26 28-25 28-20 28-24 28-19 28-23 28-18 28-22 28-17 28-21 28-16 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 67 71 66 70 65 69 64 68 63 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Truong, Katherine T.*; Hren,Michael T.: UNDERSTANDING THE USA: IMPLICATIONS FOR (PALEO)ALTIMETRY MODERN WATER SAMPLESFROM COLORADOANDUTAH, Zhang, Chunfu*: STABLE HANDOISOTOPE ANALYSES OF UNEARTHING MARS’ AQUEOUS ALTERATION HISTORY MAGNESITE DISSOLUTIONINNEARSATURATED BRINES: Elwood Madden, Andrew S.; Elwood Madden,MeganE.: Parnell, Rene*; Sheriee Phillips-Lander, Charity; STREAMS PHASE OFABANDONED MINEDRAINAGE INPENNSYLVANIA McGuire, MollyM.: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE COLLOIDAL Bradley, Sarah L.*; Mackay, Alexandra R.; EllenK.; Herman, (ASGM) USINGLOW-COST SULFURIZEDCARBON DURING ARTISANAL ANDSMALL-SCALE GOLDMINING Diringer, Sarah E.*; Hsu-Kim,Heileen: MERCURY CAPTURE STREAM SEDIMENTS SOURCES OFANTHROPOGENIC CONTAMINANTS WITHIN AVON SECTIONSOF THE FARMINGTON RIVER: LOCATING TRACE ELEMENTDISTRIBUTION IN THE SIMSBURY AND Cavanaugh, Carley M.*; Costa,Mathew. A.; Oyewumi, Oluyinka: OF MEXICO SALT DOMES PRECIPITATION OFCALCITECAPROCKS FORGULF MODELING OF THE ROLE OFSULFATE IN THE Caesar, Kylie*; Kyle, J. Richard; Loyd, SeanJ.: GEOCHEMICAL LAKE ISSYK-KUL, KYRGYZSTAN 13,500 YEARS: THE ORGANICGEOCHEMICALRECORDOF CENTRAL ASIANCLIMATE VARIABILITY DURING THE PAST Barrasso, Thomas*; Castañeda,Isla; Ricketts, RichardD.: ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONOFETHIOPIANRAINFALL Shanko, Dula: SPATIALVARIATIONAND TEMPORAL IN THE Zaitchik, BenjaminF.; Waugh, Darryn W.; Ciaran; Harman, DeLuca, NicoleM.*; Levin, NaomiE.; Bedaso, ZelalemK.; MORAINES BASED ONPBANDSRISOTOPES FOR THE EXTENTOF WEATHERING INGREENLAND Jonathan B.; Clements, Kaylin; Collazo, DanielF.: IMPLICATIONS CheyenneEverhart, S.*; EllenE.; K.M.; Martin, Deuerling, Martin, INFLUENCE OF THE VALLES CALDERAINSUPPLYING CO Blomgren, Valerie J*; Crossey, Laura J.; E.: Karl Karlstrom, CLEVELAND SHALEIN THE APPALACHIAN BASIN L.:Mary MULTIPROXY CHARACTERIZATION OF THE AaronM.*;Martinez, Boyer, DianaL.; Love, GordonD.; Droser, DIABASE EMPLACEMENT SULFUR VOLATILES: ASTUDY OF THE EFFECTSOF METAMORPHISM AND THE RELEASEOFCARBONAND Tulsky, Emma T.*; Gill,BenjaminC.; Caddick, J.: Mark CONTACT THE SCANTICRIVER WATERSHED, EAST WINDSOR, CT DISTRIBUTION OF TRACE ANDMAJORELEMENTS WITHIN Oyewumi, Oluyinka*; J.: Litwin,Brian, SOURCESANDSPATIAL SAN CARLOS, ARIZONA COMPOSITIONS OFOLIVINEFROM MANTLEXENOLITHSIN Kopera, Kristin*; Allin,NicholasC.; Mathur, Ryan: CUISOTOPE VOLCANIC ZONE PUEBLA RIVERBASIN, CENTRALMEXICO: ANURBAN- AND PROVENANCE STUDIESOFSEDIMENTSFROM Escobedo Urias,DianaCecilia: METAL CONCENTRATIONS Venkata Shruti*; Chari, Espinosa,Pedro Rodriguez Francisco; LEAD ISOTOPE SIGNATURES OFNORTHERN ANDEANORES SIGNATURES OFMARINESEDIMENTSINRELATION TO THE Beck, D.*: Kimberly INVESTIGATION OF THE LEADISOTOPE UTILITY ASASUCCESSFULPROVENANCE INDICATOR FROM MISSISSIPPIRIVERALLUVIUM–DISPLAYS FURTHER Salerno, Ross*; Samson,Scott: DETRITAL MONAZITEAGES PROPERTY, LABRADOR TROUGH, NORTHERN QUEBEC U-PB GEOCHRONOLY OFURANINITEFROM THE SAGAR Raven*;Sharma, Fayek, Mostafa; Yarie, Quentin; Scherba,Craig: TO GEOTHERMAL SPRINGSINNORTHERN NEW MEXICO 1–4 November •
2 Baltimore, Maryland,USA 28-46 28-45 28-44 28-43 28-42 28-41 28-40 28-39 28-38 28-37 28-36 28-35 29-3 29-2 29-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geoinformatics (Posters) SESSION NO. 29 Booth # 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 96 83 95 82 94 ANALYSIS OFMERCURY COMBUSTION ANDSYRINGEINJECTIONFOR THE ISOTOPIC Rutherford, Jr., Danny L.*; Michael: Pribil, USINGDIRECT POPULATION EFFECTS OFLOCALSTRATIGRAPHY ONLANDSNAIL Pilewski, Jr., JohnD.*; Harris, DanielB.; Fredrick, Kyle C.: SALINITY CHANGESIN THE CARIBBEANDURINGPLIOCENE APPROACHUNDERSTANDING TOAND TEMPERATURE Saxena, Divya*: ASTABLE ISOTOPE AND TRACE ELEMENT ORGANYÀ BASIN, CATALUNYA, SPAIN ISOTOPE SPIKEOFSEGMENTC2, ELPUISECTION, N-ALKANES DISTRIBUTION IN THE NEGATIVE CARBON Yosmel:Hernandez, Socorro, Jander*; Maurrasse, FlorentinJ-M.R.; Sanchez- NORFOLK, VA COAL DUST TRANSPORT NEAR THE LAFAYETTE RIVER, Coleman, Shelby S.*; Harvey, Rodger: ANINVESTIGATION OF HUDSON RIVERESTUARY VEGETATION SITESINA TIDAL MARSHLOCATED IN THE GREENHOUSE GASEMISSIONSFOUND WITHIN DIFFERENT Dorothy M.: VARIATIONS INBIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND Sun, Eric; Zhang,Amy; Newton, Robert; Vincent, Susan; Peteet, Sevilla, Laisa*; Corbett,J. Elizabeth; Isabella; Martin, Ho, Lauren; IN PLANTLEAF WAXES TAXONOMIC CLASSESAFFECTISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION HOW PHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCESBETWEEN IN HYDROGEN ANDCARBONISOTOPES: UNDERSTANDING Oakes, AbigailM.*; Hren,Michael T.: TEMPORALVARIATIONS VALENT IRON INSOIL WATER SEQUESTRATION BYPYRITE, IRON SULFATE, ANDZERO Sun, Hongbing*; Panuccio, Elaine; Sarwar, Muhammad: ARSENIC FROM THE HEEBNERSHALE LATE PENNSYLVANIAN MIDCONTINENTSEA: ANEXAMPLE J.:Algeo, Thomas Turner, AdamC.E.*; AchimD.; Herrmann, Barrick, James E.; CONTAMINATION AS ANIDENTIFIEROFSOURCES, WATER MIXING, AND WATERS IN THE HISTORIC TRI-STATE MININGDISTRICT D.:Erik STRONTIUM ISOTOPIC RATIOS OFSURFACE Ketcheside, William Daniel*; Ruhl,Laura; Potra, Adriana; Pollock, FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE CHENGJIANGBIOTA MAOTIANSHAN SHALE, YUNNAN, CHINAANDIMPLICATIONS Michael H.: PROVENANCE ANDREDOX CHEMISTRY OF THE MacKenzie, Lindsay Ann*; Hinman,Nancy W.; Hofmann, BLACK SHALE RADIUM ORPHANEDDURINGHYDRAULIC FRACTURING OF Landis, JoshuaD.*; Mukul; Sharma, Renock, Devon: ORIGIN OF N-ALKANES BETWEEN VARYING PLANTSPECIES AND THE DEUTERIUM/HYDROGEN RATIOS FOUNDIN DESIGNING FIELD DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CYBER-SCIENCE ANDGEOSCIENCE PERSPECTIVEINTO CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE (EC3): INCORPORATING AJOINT Tikoff, Basil: EARTH-CENTERED COMMUNICATION FOR Yolanda; Goodwin,Charles; Pavlis, Terry L.; Shipley, Thomas F.; Swain, Taylor*; Mookerjee, Matty; A.; Chan, Marjorie Gil, GROUND-BASED 3-DMODELING WITH UAV PHOTOGRAPHY Pfaff, David; Barney, Zachary; Ball,StephenM.: AUGMENTING Claroni, DanielJ.*; Connors, D.; Christopher Harbor, David J.; IN SUBSURFACE MAPPING LINEAR ANDGEOSTATISTICAL INTERPOLATION METHODS Hunter, DanielJohn*: EVALUATING THE ACCURACY OF NITROGEN ISOTOPE DYNAMICS OF THE GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE SESSION NO. 29
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29-4 97 Latysh, Natalie E.*; McKinney, Kevin C.; McClees-Funinan, 30-15 116 Wynn, Tiffany*; Petruny, Loren; Jett, Jennifer; Whittaker, Scott: Ricardo: UNDERSTANDING THE PAST TO CREATE A FORAMINIFERA PHOTOGRAMMETRY: ENHANCING 3D FUTURE - MODERNIZING THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MODELING METHODS PALEONTOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS 29-5 98 Walker, Lindsay J.*; Landman, Neil H.; Thomas, Ellen; O’Leary, SESSION NO. 31 Ruth; Hussaini, Bushra M.; Scalbom, Linda: WORKFLOW FOR Geology and Health (Posters) CONSERVING AND DIGITIZING HISTORIC MICROFOSSIL 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall COLLECTIONS AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM HISTORY Booth # 29-6 99 Faundeen, John*; Burley, Tom; Govoni, David; Henkel, Heather S.; 31-1 117 Metcalf, Meredith J.*; Day, Sydney; Hara, Joel; Quimby, Katherine: Martin, Elizabeth; Montgomery, Ellyn; Zolly, Lisa; Hutchison, Viv; EXPLORING GEO-SPECIFIC TRENDS OF COMMON HEALTH Tessler, Steve; Ladino, Cassandra: THE DEVELOPMENT AND RELATED GROUNDWATER CONTAMINANTS USE OF A DATA LIFECYCLE MODEL IN A FEDERAL SCIENCE AGENCY 31-2 118 Martinez-Sacristan, Hernando*: GEOLOGY AND HEALTH: REASONING ABOUT DICHOTOMIES BETWEEN SCIENTIFIC- 29-7 100 Gross, M. Benjamin*; Johns, Erica M.; Rowan, Linda R.; Mayernik, ADMINISTRATOR, SCIENTIST – POLITICIAN, AND Matthew S.; Khan, Huda J.; Daniels, Michael D.; Krafft, Dean B.: ADMINISTRATOR-POLITICIAN GUIDING DEVELOPMENT OF A GEOSCIENCE-FOCUSED SEMANTIC WEB APP: END-USER ENGAGEMENT IN THE 31-3 119 Olshevski, Stuart*; Ravi, Sujith; Li, Junran; Sharratt, Brenton: EARTHCOLLAB PROJECT PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS FROM BIOCHAR- AMENDED SOILS: A POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARD? 29-8 101 Kolankowski, Sophia*; Fox, Peter; Ma, Xiaogang: DEEP-TIME DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: INTEGRATING OUR CURRENT 31-4 120 Sani, Ehsan Shirzaei*; Zhang, Zhewen; Garlapati, Prasanthy; GEOLOGIC DATABASES Fisher, Omar Z.; Wunder, Stephanie L.; Kim, Bojeong: DEVELOPMENT OF IN-SITU REMEDIATION TECHNIQUE SESSION NO. 30 FOR POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN SOILS: I. STABILITY OF FLUORESCENT-LABELLED SIO T44. Our Data Belong in Our Hands: 3-D Printing—The 2 NANOPARTICLE-SUPPORTED LIPID BILAYER IN MICRO- Future of Geoscience Research and Education (Posters) MODELS (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 31-5 121 Nganje, Therese Ntonzi*; Adamu, Christopher Iorfa; Hursthouse, Andrew; Mclellan, Iain; Edet, Aniekan; Stirling, David: SOIL 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall CONTAMINATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT IN AREAS Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM COVERED BY SHALE BEDROCK IN PARTS OF SOUTH Booth # EASTERN NIGERIA 30-1 102 Sukop, Michael C.*; Florea, Lee J.; Garcia, Sade M.; Cunningham, 31-6 122 Momoh, Abuh*; Olukoga, Abiodun; Mhlongo, Sphiwe Emmanuel; Kevin J.: THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING FOR CARBONATE Yenne, Ezekiel: COAL WORKERS PNEUMOCONIOSIS: AQUIFER CHARACTERIZATION KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND OPINION AMONGST 30-2 103 Ishutov, Sergey*; Hasiuk, Franciszek; Harding, Chris; Gray, Joe: PERSONNEL OF ODAGBO COAL MINE, NIGERIA 3-D PRINTING PORE SYSTEMS TO PHOTOCOPY RESERVOIR 31-7 123 Jahan, Khurshid*; Ali, Iqbal: PROSPECT OF VERY SHALLOW ROCKS GROUNDWATER USE IN THE SALINE AND ARSENIC PRONE 30-3 104 Hasiuk, Franciszek*: 3D PRINTING POROUS ROCK MODELS: A COASTAL AQUIFERS OF BENGAL DELTA REVIEW OF METHODS, MATERIALS, CURRENT LIMITATIONS, 31-8 124 Anand, Niharika*; Ray, Sujata: SIMULTANEOUS PRESENCE AND FUTURE POTENTIAL OF PYRETHROID AND ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES IN 30-4 105 Low, P.C.*; Pfaff, D. M.: 3-D PRINTING AS TOOL FOR TEACHING HUMAN BREAST MILK FROM NADIA,WEST BENGAL, INDIA CRYSTALLOGRAPHY 31-9 125 Faltas, Christina*; Duarte, Alix; Duzgoren-Aydin, Nurdan S.; 30-5 106 Gaylord, Brendan*; Patwardhan, Kaustubh: USING 3-D PRINTED Coleman, Natalia: THE EFFECTS OF LEAD ON BLOOD-BRAIN GEOLOGIC FOLD MODELS AS TANGIBLE TEACHING TOOLS BARRIER IN INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE COURSES 31-10 126 Hunt, Andrew*; Entwistle, Jane A.: BIOACCESIBLE LEAD (PB) 30-6 107 Tewksbury, David A.*: 3D PRINTING OF ELEVATION DATASETS: IN SOIL SOURCE ATTRIBUTION BY INDIVIDUAL PARTICLE ASTER & SRTM DEMS, LIDAR DSMS & DTMS ANALYSIS (IPA): A CASE STUDY OF SIX SOILS FROM 30-7 108 Pietras, Jeffrey T.*; Johnston, David; Greene, Christopher M: MITROVICA, REPUBLIC OF KOSOVO INEXPENSIVE WORKFLOW TO PRODUCE HIGH QUALITY 3D 31-11 127 Lee, Donghwan*; Giardino, John R.; Benden, Mark; Dengo, MODELS FOR GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Carlos; Rsser, C. Suzanne: THE ROLE OF ERGONOMIC 30-8 109 Saginor, Ian*: COMMUNICATING VOLCANIC HAZARDS WITH HEALTH IN THE GEOSCIENCE CURRICULUM: A MULTI- 3D PRINTED MODELS LEVEL INTERVENTION APPROACH
30-9 110 Glesener, Gary*: 3D PRINTING IN THE MEDL-CMC SESSION NO. 32 30-10 111 Horowitz, Seth*; Schultz, Peter H.: PRINTING PLANETARY Geoscience Education (Posters) LANDSCAPES AND BEYOND 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 30-11 112 Rodriguez-Ford, L.*; Ford, A.J.; Nolan, M.C.: HOLDING AN ASTEROID: USING 3-D PRINTING TO MODEL ASTEROIDS Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Booth # 30-12 113 Perez, Victor J.*; Grant, Claudia; Hendrickson, Megan; Tovani, Jason: MEASURING MEGALODON: CLASSROOM DRIVEN 32-1 128 Davis, Peter*: THE GEOLOGY OF ENERGY: AN OPTIMISTIC RESEARCH MADE POSSIBLE WITH 3D TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY CLASS THAT EXPOSES THE MYTH OF AN ENERGY CRISIS 30-13 114 Mahmood, Shaun*; Deeg, Claudia; Thomas, Ellen; Landman, Neil H.; O’Leary, Ruth; Hussaini, Bushra M.: 3D-PRINTING 32-2 129 Cohen, Edward*: TEACHING CLIMATE CHANGE CONCEPTS MICROFOSSILS TO MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS USING MULTIMEDIA SIMULATIONS AND VIDEO FROM CLIMATE SCIENTISTS’ 30-14 115 Firth, John V.*: MAKING MICRO MACRO: METHODS FOR FIRSTHAND EXPERIENCE ACCURATE HAND-SIZED 3D PRINTED REPLICAS OF THE MOST COMMON MARINE MICROFOSSILS
158 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 32-17 32-16 32-15 32-14 32-13 32-12 32-11 32-10 32-9 32-8 32-7 33-4 32-6 33-3 32-5 33-2 32-4 33-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Society Division) Association ofGeoscience Teachers; GSAGeology and Association; GSAGeoscienceEducation Division; National Science Standards (Posters) Science (NationalEarth Teachers Role ofGeoscienceinImplementingtheNext Generation T66. ScienceEducation: BeginningaNew ErainEarth The SESSION NO. 33 32-3 Booth # 144 143 142 141 140 139 138 137 136 135 134 148 133 147 132 146 131 145 130 2006-2014 AND DIFFERENCESAMONG THE REGIONALSECTIONS, THE GEOLOGICALSOCIETYOFAMERICA’SMEMBERSHIP Rhodes, DallasD.*: DEMOGRAPHICCHARACTERISTICS OF THE HISTORICAL SCIENCES INTERDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE EDUCATION: TRAINING IN L.*;Hill, Christopher Rapp, George: APPROACHES TO SUMMER 2015DAY CAMPINNASHVILLE, TN ACTIVE LEARNINGPRACTICES AT THE SALVATION ARMY’S RESEARCH EXPERIENCEONAPRE-SERVICE TEACHER’S OF A2014NINE-WEEKINTENSIVEUNDERGRADUATE Bomar, Brandi Lynette*; Evans, Indya; Abolins, Mark: IMPACT GROUND UP GEOLOGY ANDGEOPHYSICSCURRICULAFROM THE Bobby; Sandoval, Carolyn; Marcantonio, Franco: DESIGNING Macik, Maria; Miller, Brent V.; Olszewski, Thomas D.; Reece, Newman, Julie*; Sparks, David W.; Fowler, Debra; Ewing,Ryan; GEOSCIENCES AT ISMUL-UPRA Acosta Colón,AngelA.*; Llerandi-Román, Pablo A.: STRATIGRAPHIC DIAGRAMS LaDue, Nicole*; Eschenbrenner, Alecia: THESEMIOTICS OF RUN GEOLOGY TRIP TO ICELAND GEOLOGY TRIPTO RUN Palmer, Shane; Pietraszek, Alyssa; Wallace, Michael: STUDENT- Flecchia, NicoleMarie*; Caccamo, Victoria; Lindner, Charles; THEIR EXAMPERFORMANCE? Dr. JohnL.: HOW ACCURATE ARESTUDENTSINPREDICTING Jones, Jason P.*; McConnell,David A.; Dixon,Jennifer L.; Nietfeld, PROJECTS: WHOSE PROBLEM ISIT? UNDERSTANDING STUDENTPROCRASTINATION ON Bitting, Kelsey S.*; Fried, Michael; Jennifer Roberts, A.: CLASSROOM GEOLOGIC PHENOMENAFOR THE EARTH SCIENCE L.*:Dean III,Robert LABORATORY BASED ANALOGSOF INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCECOURSE Wilson, Carolyn*; Keane, Christopher: INVESTIGATING THE DISCIPLINARY CORE IDEASINNGSS TO THE MIDDLESCHOOLEARTH ANDSPACE SCIENCES TEACHER MISCONCEPTIONS ANDANXIETIESRELATED Larsen, Kristine*: RECOGNIZINGANDCOMBATING MODELS OFROCKS BYBENDING THEM Hubenthal, Michael*: BREAKINGSTUDENTS’ MENTAL MATERIALS FOR THE NEXTGENERATION SCIENTISTS Olds, Shelley E.*: NGSSALIGNEDDATA-RICH LEARNING SKILLS TOWORK PUT THEIR STUDENTS Yager, Kristie*; Barone, JessicaL.; Colosimo, Amanda: 2YC THE ART OF TEACHING Workman Ford, Kerry*: INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, AND INDIANA UNIVERSITYNORTHWEST Kilibarda, Zoran*: TEACHING CLIMATE CHANGESCIENCEAT AMS DATASTREME PROJECT AND THE NGSS Elizabeth W.; Nugnes, Kira A.; Asokan,Anupa; Stimach,Abigail E.: Brey, James A.*; Geer, Ira W.; Weinbeck, S.; Robert Mills, AND UNDERSTANDING OFCLIMATE CHANGEIMPACTS LEARNING ACTIVITY TO INCREASESCIENCELITERACY Frus, RebeccaJane*; Pun,Aurora: CLIMATE CHANGE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 33-14 33-13 33-12 33-11 33-10 33-9 33-8 33-7 33-6 34-5 33-5 34-4 34-3 34-2 34-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geophysical Union) (Posters) (GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision; American Models, BestPractices, Benefits, Outcomes, andNext Steps T69. ClosingtheDiversity GapinGeoscience: Successful SESSION NO. 34 Booth # 158 157 156 155 154 153 152 151 150 163 149 162 161 160 159 AVAILABILITY PROBLEMS IN THE US GENERATION SCIENCESTANDARDS: MODELSON WATER Sally; Bednarski,Marsha; Larsen,Kristine: INTEGRATING NEXT Oyewumi, Oluyinka*; Balisciano, Nicholas; Thomas, Jeffrey; Drew, TABLES FORURBAN SCHOOLS WORLD EXAMPLESOFEARTH SCIENCEREFERENCE Swensen, Katherine; Lowry, S.: Christopher DEVELOPINGREAL Cathleen*;Stearns, Glose, Thomas J.; Julianna; Crumlish, BLUEPRINTS UNITS AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCES DEVELOPINGDIG TEXAS BUILDING BRIDGES WHILE BUILDING BLUEPRINTS: Bohls-Graham, C. Elaine*; Ellins,K.; Katherine Segent,Connie: INTEGRATED RECIPEFOREARTH SCIENCEEDUCATION Colaianne, Blake*: CONTENT, CRAFT, ANDCAREERS: AN DELAWARE ANDMARYLAND ACADEMY: SUPPORTING NGSSIMPLEMENTATION IN Motley, Erin; Argo, Jenna: MADECLEARCLIMATE CHANGE Jennifer;Merrill, Hedges, Gary; Mead, Tonyea; Ramey, Kate; Rogers, MelissaJ. B.*; Petrone, J.; Christopher Patricia; Harcourt, INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS NGSS ALIGNMENTANDMODELINNOVATIVE COURSES FORPRE-SERVICE TEACHERS TO INCREASE TRANSFORMING EXISTINGINTEGRATED SCIENCE Dauphinais, DonnaM.*; MaherSobhani,Barbra: CURRICULUM IN THE DEVELOPMENTOFNGSSINTEGRATED SCIENCE MI-STAR THEMES DEMONSTRATE GEOSCIENCE’SROLE Tubman, Stephanie; Savonen, Ben; Davis, Josh; Jackson, Meral: Baltensperger, Brad; Bergman,Brenda; Guth,Alexandria; Gochis, EmilyE.*; Huntoon,Jacqueline E.; Wojick, L.; Christopher RESOURCES ISNGSSALIGNED. NOW WHAT? L.B.*:Manning, Cheryl THECLEANCOLLECTIONOF TO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS BYEXPANDING THE EARTH2CLASS APPROACH Passow, MichaelJ.*: SUPPORTING NGSSIMPLEMENTATION Sheldon P.; LaDue, NicoleD.; Her, Xai;Tina; Cartwright, Mogk, Bentley, Andrew PhillipKeller*; Petcovic, HeatherL.; Turner, APPROACHES TO EARTH SYSTEMSCIENCEEDUCATION REGIONAL EARTH SCIENCE: CONTENTFORPLACE-BASED NATIONAL SERIESOF “TEACHER-FRIENDLY GUIDES” TO Allmon, Warren D.; Lucas,D.; Mark Mikkelsen, Paula M.: ANEW M.*;Ross, Robert Swaby, N.; Andrielle Duggan-Haas, Don; THE GEOSCIENCE WORK FORCE ADVANCE THE PARTICIPATION OFNATIVE AMERICANS IN MINNESOTA, MORRISGEOLOGYPROGRAM INITIATIVES TO Cotter, James F.P.*; AndersonFolnagy, Heidi: UNIVERSITYOF INCLUSIVE INSTRUCTION STUDENTS YOU HAVE: INSIGHTSANDSTRATEGIES FOR John R.; Baer, M.D.; Eric Macdonald,R. Heather: TEACHING THE B.*; Karin Kirk, Kulick, M.; Katherine Defur, SharonH.; McDaris, TO CHILDREN WITH AUTISM Beck, Dina*; Feldman, Howard R.: TEACHING PALEOBIOLOGY RESEARCH PALEOCLIMATE SCIENCEFOR TEACHING ANDSTUDENT PROGRAM: TRAINING ANDMENTORING MSIFACULTY IN Megan; Gill, Thomas E.; Mills, Elizabeth W.: THEMSI-REACH Jacquelyn; Lawrence; Krissek, Hovan, Steven A.; Jones, St. John,Kristen*; Collins, Jennifer; Brey, James A.; Hams, SESSION NO. 34
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David W.; Ward, Emily M. Geraghty: GEO-NEEDS: IDEAL GOOGLE EARTH OCEAN SEDIMENT RESOURCE MODELS FOR BROADENING PARTICIPATION IN THE COMPLIMENTS A REAL IODP SEDIMENT CORE KIT GEOSCIENCES AT TWO-YEAR AND MINORITY-SERVING 35-11 178 Mayer, Paul S.*; Coorough Burke, Patricia; Herbst, Pete; COLLEGES Webbink, Kate; Lambruschi, Marc; Grant, Sharon: DIGITIZATION, 34-6 164 Mousavi, Mazda*; Ting, Cheng: CHALLENGES IN A RESEARCH TOOL, AND EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE: THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GEO-SCIENCE CLASSROOM VIRTUAL SILURIAN REEF, A MODEL FOR STREAMLINE WEB 34-7 165 Moore, Samuel*; Paine, Jeffrey G.; Caudle, Tiffany; Costley, DEVELOPMENT USING A DATABASE Ruth; Flaig, Peter P.; Frebourg, Greg; Scanlon, Bridget R.: THE 35-12 179 Schmidt, Jr., Martin F.*: MAKING DIGITAL GEOLOGIC MAPS APPROACH AND SUCCESS OF THE GEOFORCE PROGRAM USEFUL TO CITIZENS AND STUDENTS AT THE JACKSON SCHOOL OF GEOSCIENCES FOR 35-13 180 Scharman, Mitchell R.*; Mattox, Forrest; Martino, Ronald L.: CLOSING THE DIVERSITY GAP IN GEOSCIENCES USE OF GIGAPAN PHOTOGRAPHY TO AID IN DETAILED 34-8 166 Olivo, Carlos*: GETTING IT RIGHT: DEVELOPING STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS A SUSTAINABLE PATHWAY FOR EDUCATING 35-14 181 Woods, Terri L.*; Woods, John A.; Woods, Michael R.: USING UNDERREPRESENTED PUERTO RICAN STUDENTS IN THE KREYLOS AUGMENTED REALITY SANDBOX TO TEACH GEOSCIENCES TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS AND SURFICIAL PROCESSES IN 34-9 167 Hallock, Pamela*: GRADUATE MENTORING: A CREATIVE INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY LAB AT EAST CAROLINA PROCESS UNIVERSITY 35-15 182 Shervais, Katherine A.H.*; Pratt-Sitaula, Beth; Crosby, SESSION NO. 35 Christopher J.; Douglas, Bruce J.; Niemi, Nathan A.; Wang, T70. Digital Technology in Real and Virtual Geoscience Guoquan; Charlevoix, Donna: TEACHING TERRESTRIAL Experiences (Posters) (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA LASER SCANNING AND STRUCTURE FROM MOTION IN Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology UNDERGRADUATE FIELD COURSES: A FIELD EDUCATION and Health Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA MODULE Geophysics Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA 35-16 183 Urbanski, Tara L.*; Alhumimidi, Mansour; White, Jr., Lionel S.; History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Aiken, Carlos L.V.: PHOTOGRAMMETRIC APPLICATIONS IN Division; GSA Karst Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GEOSCIENCE TRAINING AND EDUCATION GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 35-17 184 Barnes, Robert*; Gupta, Sanjeev; Ortner, Thomas; Huber, Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Ben; Paar, Gerhard; Muller, Jan-Peter; Giordano, Michele; Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Willner, Konrad: PRO3D®: A TOOL FOR HIGH RESOLUTION Geology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA RENDERING AND GEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF MARTIAN Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; National Association ROVER-DERIVED DIGITAL OUTCROP MODELS of Geoscience Teachers; Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers; International Association 35-18 185 Kidman, Genevieve C.*; MacLean, John S.; Maxwell, David J.: for Geoscience Diversity) NEW KINEMATIC MODEL OF THE SOUTHERN UTAH VIRGIN ANTICLINE THROUGH NEW 3-D STEREOSCOPIC AND 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall TRADITIONAL FIELD METHODS Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Booth # SESSION NO. 36 35-1 168 De Paor, Declan G.*; Whitmeyer, Steven J.; Bentley, Callan; T75. Field-Based Educational Research: Insights from Field Team GEODE, I.M.: INTERACTIVE DIGITAL LEARNING FOR Camps, Field Trips, and Field-Based Courses (Posters) (GSA GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS: EARTHQUIZ AND OTHER WEB- Geoscience Education Division; National Association of HOSTED CHALLENGES Geoscience Teachers) 35-2 169 Maloney, Katie M.*; Eyles, Carolyn H.; Brodeur, Jason J.: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall INVESTIGATING THE APPLICATIONS OF GOOGLE EARTH Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM PRO IN FIRST YEAR EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL Booth # SCIENCES 36-1 186 Dykas, Matthew*; Valentino, David: PREDICTING 35-3 170 Giorgis, Scott*; Mahlen, Nancy; Anne, Kirk: VISUALIZING PERFORMANCE IN AN UNDERGRADUATE GEOLOGY FIELD TOPOGRAPHY AND THE RULE OF V’S USING AN CAMP FROM ACADEMIC- AND PERSONALITY-RELATED AUGMENTED REALITY SANDBOX FACTORS 35-4 171 Schwimmer, Reed A.*; Weindorfer, Kaitlyn: COMPARING 36-2 187 Holloway, Gail M*; Elmore, R. Douglas: USING GEOLOGY FIELD GOOGLE EARTH AND MY MAPS IN DISSEMINATING EXPERIENCES TO FOSTER STUDENT ENGAGEMENT GEOLOGIC FIELD SITE INFORMATION 36-3 188 Whitmeyer, Shelley J.*; deBrun, Guy: FIELD TRIPS IN LARGE 35-5 172 Buchanan, Tyler J.*; Cawthern, Thomas R.; Harris, Dan W.: INTRODUCTORY CLASSES-WHY NOT? GEOLOGIC M’APP’ING MARYLAND’S ROAD OUTCROPS 36-4 189 Wallstrom, Erica*; Culler, Lauren; Virginia, Ross A.: A MODEL 35-6 173 Dulin, Shannon A.*; Leeman, John R.: PODCASTING AS AN FOR STUDENT-DRIVEN RESEARCH IN THE POLAR REGIONS: OUTREACH AND TEACHING TOOL: LESSONS LEARNED PARTNERING INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM YEAR ONE OF DON’T PANIC GEOCAST WITH GRADUATE STUDENTS AND STEM EDUCATORS 35-7 174 Chraibi, Victoria L. Shaw*; Mumgaard, Annie; Loope, Cynthia; 36-5 190 Granados, R.*; Price, A. E.; Rhodes, K.; Rodriguez, R.; Rowley, T.; French, Kathleen: EXAMINE EVOLUTION! VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP Giardino, John R.; Hernandez, H.; Knappett, P. S. K.; Li, PROGRAM IN NEBRASKA Yanmei: A BI-NATIONAL APPROACH TO EDUCATION AND 35-8 175 Burgess, Jerry L.*: GEOSCIENCE LITERACY: USING CRATER RESEARCH: AN ASSESSMENT OF SURFACE WATER AND LAKE AS A PEDAGOGICAL TOOL TO FOSTER INQUIRY GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN THE SAN MIGUEL DE AND CRITICAL THINKING IN THE CONTEXT OF A VIRTUAL ALLENDE REGION, GUANAJUATO, MEXICO SIMULATION 36-6 191 Twitchett, Richard J.*; Bowman, Vanessa C.; Crame, J. Alistair; 35-9 176 Francis, Hannah Ruth*; Kennedy, Ben; Beane, Rachel; Hampton, Dunhill, Alexander M.; Foster, William J.; Little, Crispin T.S.; Samuel J.: VIRTUAL VS. PHYSICAL FIELD EXPERIENCE OF A McGowan, Alistair J.; Pugh, Autumn C.; Witts, James D.: LAVA FLOW FIELD, NGARUHOE, NEW ZEALAND FOSSILBLITZ! EXTENDING THE BIOBLITZ CONCEPT TO 35-10 177 Robinson, Caroline*; Firth, John; St. John, Kristen E.: DEEP TIME COMBINING VIRTUAL AND ACTUAL MUD: AN INTERACTIVE
160 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 37-14 37-13 37-12 37-11 37-10 37-9 37-8 37-7 37-6 37-5 37-4 37-3 37-2 37-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Hydrogeology Division; GSAGeology andSocietyDivision) Mapping, andResource Management(Posters) (GSA T77. GeologyandHydrology intheNationalParks: Research, SESSION NO. 37 36-7 Booth # 206 205 204 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 196 195 194 193 192 INITIAL PROJECT FINDINGS SPRING AREAOF THE MOJAVE NATIONAL PRESERVE: MICRO-ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CANE Sonnenthal, Nathan; Peláez, Jess: INTERDISCIPLINARY Michael*;Harrison, Hoover, RachaelH.; Alexander Hernandez, NATIONALPARK, WYOMING HYDROTHERMAL DISCHARGEAREASOF YELLOWSTONE ACID-SULFATE ANDHIGH-CHLORIDE, CIRCUM-NEUTRAL COMPARING SHALLOW GROUND TEMPERATURES IN Gabriela; Aunan, MeganM.; Nickelson, Shane; Price,Adam: Fairley, P.*; Jerry Larson,Peter B.; Lindsey, R.; Cary Villegas, CALIFORNIA THE KELSODUNES, MOJAVE NATIONAL PRESERVE, GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCEFORACOMPLEXORIGINOF Muhs, DanielR.*; Lancaster, Nicholas; Skipp, Gary: MONUMENT CITIZEN SCIENCEINCEDAR BREAKSNATIONAL Kupfer, KateL.*; Zdanowski, Sarah E.; MacLean,John S.: MONUMENT VERTEBRATE FOSSILSINDINOSAUR NATIONAL MANAGEMENT: THE ONGOINGSTRUGGLE TO PROTECT Chure, DanielJ.: PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCE Stirling, Trinity*; Jimenez,Marie; Smith,Elliott; Boodhoo, PENNSYLVANIA Fleeger, M.*: Gary GEOLOGYOF THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL IN MILITARY PARK Poole, JoshD.: GEOLOGYOFHORSESHOEBENDNATIONAL Hawkins, JohnF.*; Steltenpohl,Mark; VanDervoort, DaneS.; LANCING 7.5-MINUTEQUADRANGLES SURROUNDING AREA: FOX CREEK, HEBBERTSBURG, AND MAPPING OF THE OBED WILD ANDSCENICRIVER Hansen, Bryan; Rehrer, Justin R.: DETAILED GEOLOGIC Scruggs, Paul L.*; Hatcher, Jr., D.; Robert Wunderlich, Andrew L.; THE VICKSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK Smith, Taryn E.*; Schmitz,Darrel W.: SURFICIALMAPPINGOF INDIAN TOWN 7.5-MINUTEQUADRANGLE OF PICTUREDROCKS NATIONAL LAKESHORE, MICHIGAN: VanderMeer, Sarah M.*; Kehew, AlanE.: SURFICIALMAPPING AREA, SOUTHEASTERNMISSOURI MAPPING IN THE OZARKNATIONAL SCENICRIVERWAYS Repetski, JohnE.: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEOLOGIC Weary, David J.*; Orndorff, RandallC.; Richard Harrison, W.; QUADRANGLES IN THE NEWRIVERGORG MAPPING TEN NATIONALRIVER, WEST VIRGINIA BEDROCK GEOLOGYOF THE NEWRIVERGORGE Blake, Jr., BascombeM.; Peck, L.; Robert Matchen,David L.: Hunt, Paula J.*; McColloch,Gayle H.; McColloch,Jane S.; NATIONAL PARKS GEOLOGIC RESOURCESINVENTORY PRODUCTS FORUTAH Chappell, James R.; Hybels, Georgia: SHOWCASING O’Meara, Stephanie A.*; Karpilo, RonaldD.; Witt, Derek R.; NATIONAL MONUMENT(TUSK), NEVADA ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE: TULE SPRINGSFOSSILBEDS CONTRACTION OFDESERT WETLANDS INRESPONSE TO Mahan, ShannonA.: LATE QUATERNARY EXPANSION AND Manker, Craig R.*; Springer, KathleenB.; Pigati,Jeffrey S.; APPLIED LEARNINGFIELDEXPERIENCE MAPPING: INEXPENSIVE TECHNOLOGY FORAPOWERFUL Diecchio, RichardJ.; LaMaskin, Todd A.: IPAD GEOLOGIC Blake, David E.*; Morrow, IV, H.; Robert Peach, Brandon Tyler; 1–4 November Thea; •
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38-13 222 Paine, Jeffrey G.*; Collins, Edward W.: GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF Booth # THE TEXAS GULF OF MEXICO COASTAL PLAIN 39-1 238 Green, Andrew*; Cooper, J. Andrew G.; Salzmann, Leslee: 38-14 223 McCulloh, Richard P.*; Heinrich, Paul V.; John, Chacko J.: SHELF MORPHOLOGY AND SUBMERGED SHORELINE GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA PRESERVATION: EXAMPLES FROM KWAZULU-NATAL, REGION AT 1:100,000 SCALE SOUTH AFRICA 38-15 224 Carpenter, Nicholas D.*; Schley, Rhett D.; Barineau, Clinton I.; 39-2 239 Wehmiller, J.F.*; York, Linda L.; Pellerito, Vincent; Thieler, E. Sagul, Douglas A.; Mueller, Paul A.: THE ZANA GRANITE Robert: RACEMIZATION-INFERRED AGE DISTRIBUTION AND KOWALIGA GNEISS: MAP RELATIONSHIPS AND OF MOLLUSKS IN THE US ATLANTIC MARGIN COASTAL GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ORDOVICIAN AND SYSTEM SILURIAN PLUTONS IN THE EASTERN BLUE RIDGE OF 39-3 240 Hanebuth, Till J.J.*; Zhang, Wenyan; Oberle, Ferdinand K.; Cui, ALABAMA Yongsheng; Santos, Ana I.; Lantzsch, Hendrik: SHELF MUD 38-16 225 Ball, Stephen M.*; Connors, Christopher D.; Wala, Virginia T.: DEPOCENTERS AND STORM-DRIVEN BOTTOM TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTING PHOTOGRAMMETRY-BASED THREE- CONTROLLING THEIR FORMATION DIMENSIONAL MODELS FOR USE IN GEOLOGIC MAPPING 39-4 241 Uptegrove, Jane*; Monteverde, Donald H.; Stanford, Scott D.; 38-17 226 Schusler, Kyle Lee*: SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE Gagliano, Michael P.; Carone, Alexandra R.: ONSHORE- WASHINGTON 7.5 MINUTE QUADRANGLE, TAZEWELL OFFSHORE CORRELATION OF QUATERNARY INCISED COUNTY, IL VALLEYS AND TIDAL PALEOCHANNELS, CAPE MAY, NJ 38-18 227 Gates, Gwendolyn M.*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: 39-5 242 Ponte, Ali*; Cribb, Coty; Madsen, John: IMPORTANCE OF SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE METAMORA 7.5 MINUTE REGIONAL GEOPHYSICAL AND GEOLOGICAL STUDIES OF QUADRANGLE IN WOODFORD COUNTY, IL OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY AREAS 38-19 228 Bouleanu, Tom Michael*: SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF 39-6 243 Haulsee, Kenneth*; Trembanis, Arthur; DuVal, Carter: THE EUREKA 7.5 MINUTE QUADRANGLE IN WOODFORD QUANTIFYING MACRO-SCALE GEOMORPHOLOGICAL COUNTY, IL CHANGES POST-HURRICANE SANDY AT ASSATEAGUE 38-20 229 Kenning, Brett Michael*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: ISLAND UTILIZING BATHYMETRIC MAPPING TECHNIQUES SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE BENSON 7.5 MINUTE 39-7 244 McMullen, Katherine Y.*; Poppe, Lawrence J.; Winner, QUADRANGLE,WOODFORD COUNTY, IL William G.: SEA-FLOOR FEATURES AND SEDIMENTARY 38-21 230 McGillivray, Krista M.*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: ENVIRONMENTS IN WESTERN BLOCK ISLAND SOUND, SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE BLOOMINGTON WEST OFFSHORE OF FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK 7.5 MINUTE QUADRANGLE IN MCLEAN COUNTY, IL 39-8 245 Mahmud, Akim*; Pendleton, Elizabeth; Brothers, Laura; 38-22 231 Topping, Elena Maria Peinado*; Malone, David H.; Shields, Andrews, Brian; Thieler, E. Robert: REPURPOSING NATIONAL William: GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE 7.5 MINUTE ROANOKE OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) QUADRANGLE IN WOODFORD COUNTY, ILLINOIS HYDROGRAPHIC DATA FOR SEA FLOOR SEDIMENT MAPPING ALONG THE CONTINENTAL SHELF OF THE 232 Drzyzga, Scott A.*; Blewett, William L.; Sherrod, Laura A; Wang, 38-23 DELMARVA PENINSULA Hong: NORTHERN MICHIGAN’S COMINGLED MUNISING AND GRAND MARAIS MORAINES AND THEIR RELATIONS WITH 39-9 246 Cribb, Coty*; Ponte, Ali; Madsen, John: ANALYSIS OF SIDE- RELICT SHORELINES OF GLACIAL LAKE ALGONQUIN SCAN SONAR DATA TO CONSTRAIN GEOLOGIC SETTING OF OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY AREAS 38-24 233 Kehew, Alan E.*; Esch, John M.; Linker, John S.; Kozlowski, Andrew L.; Woolever, Caleb; Ewald, Stephanie K.; Guzman, Ivan; 39-10 247 Friedrichs, Andrew*; DuVal, Carter; Trembanis, Arthur: Karki, Sita: A NEW GEOLOGIC MAP FOR BARRY COUNTY, OBSERVATIONS OF RIPPLE VARIABILITY ALONG THE MICHIGAN ASSATEAGUE ISLAND INNER CONTINENTAL SHELF 38-25 234 Andrews, Jr., William*; Overfield, Bethany; Anderson, Warren H.: 39-11 248 Ousley, Jase D.*; Engle, Jason A.; Maglio, Coraggio K.; GEOLOGIC SOURCES OF RADON IN KENTUCKY: Brutsché, Katherine E.; McFall, Brian C.: MORPHOLOGICAL PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS ADJUSTMENT OF NEARSHORE PLACED DREDGED MATERIAL, ST. JOHN’S COUNTY, FLORIDA 38-26 235 O’Brien, Rachel*; Shaffer, Christopher; Fleeger, Gary M.: BEDROCK ELEVATION AND SEDIMENT THICKNESS MAPS 39-12 249 Wondolowski, Nicholas A.*; Hubeny, J. Bradford; Tibert, Neil E.; FOR A PORTION OF THE GLACIATED APPALACHIAN Neilson, Miles; Rizzo, Brian; King, John W.: GEOSPATIALLY PLATEAU, NORTHWESTERN PA REFERENCED AND GROUND-TRUTHED HOLOCENE ESTUARINE SEISMIC STRATIGRAPHY OF THE 236 Shaffer, Christopher*; O’Brien, Rachel: 38-27 UNDERGRADUATE WESTMORELAND PARK REGION, CENTRAL POTOMAC RESEARCH EXPERIENCES: THE ROLE OF GIS IN ESTUARY, VA SUPPORT OF REGIONAL MAPPING IN NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 39-13 250 Neilson, Miles A.*; Clevenger, Megan; Wondolowski, Nicholas A.; Tibert, Neil; Hubeny, J. Bradford; Rizzo, Brian: STRATIGRAPHIC 237 Merschat, Arthur J.*; Southworth, Scott; Rankin, Douglas W.; 38-28 ARCHITECTURE OF THE TIDAL POTOMAC AND Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; Tollo, Richard P.; Aleinikoff, RAPPAHANNOCK RIVERS ALONG THE COASTAL CLIFFS OF John N.: PRELIMINARY GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE MOUNT VIRGINIA’S HISTORIC NORTHERN NECK ROGERS AREA, VA–NC–TN: FIELD RELATIONSHIPS OF NEOPROTEROZOIC VOLCANISM AND GLACIATION IN THE SESSION NO. 40 BLUE RIDGE Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography (Posters) SESSION NO. 39 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall T127. Continental Shelf and Estuarine Seafloor Mapping and Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Shallow Stratigraphy on the North American East Coast (Posters) Booth # (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/ 40-1 251 Cullen, Kate*; Flores, Cindy; Gross, Jason; Hall, James T.; Coastal Science Discipline) Kaufman, Zachary; O’Connell, Suzanne; Robakiewicz, Elena; 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Stewart, Graham: THE WEDDELL SEA IN THE PLIOCENE: Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM INTERPRETING THE SEDIMENT RECORD FROM ODP SITES 693 AND 697
162 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 40-15 40-14 40-13 40-12 40-11 40-10 40-9 40-8 40-7 40-6 40-5 40-4 40-17 40-3 40-16 40-2 265 264 263 262 261 260 259 258 257 256 255 254 267 253 266 252 CYCLE ACROSS THE EARLY MISSISSIPPIANPOSITIVEδ Maharjan, Dev*; Jiang,Ganqing; Peng, Yongbo: THESULFUR FROM ANTARCTIC BIVALVES INFERRED PRECIPITATIONEOCENE THROUGHOUT THE GREENHOUSE EARTH: VARIATIONS IN TEMPERATURE AND Affek, HagitP.: HIGH-LATITUDE SEASONALITYINA Judd, EmilyJ.*; Miklus, NicoleM.; Ivany, LindaC.; Sijp, Willem P.; LEAF PHYSIOGNOMY COMPARISON OFUNIVARIATE METHODSANDDIGITAL FLORA OF THE TWO MEDICINEFORMATION, MONTANA: ESTIMATING CLIMATE FROM THE LATE CRETACEOUS Prue, AnnMarie*; R.; Upchurch,Garland Chin,Karen: CANADIAN HIGHARCTIC CRETACEOUS STRATA OF THE SVERDRUP BASIN, CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OFUPPERJURASSIC TO LOWER Hadlari, Thomas; Sanei,Hamed; Swindles, Graeme T.: Galloway, Jennifer*; Grasby, StephenE.; Dewing, Keith; FROM THE MIDDLEEOCENE DYNAMICS INASTABLE, WARM CLIMATE STATE: INSIGHTS D’haenens, Simon*; Tsong, Rain; Hull,PincelliM.: PELAGIC VICTORIA LANDBASIN, MCMURDOSOUND, ANTARCTICA SEISMIC STRATIGRAPHY ANDSEDIMENT VOLUMES, Hall, Tricia L.*; Wilson, Terry J.; Stuart: NEOGENE Henrys, BASIN, UTAH HERMOSA GROUP, SOUTHWESTERNSHELF, PARADOX OF ORGANICMATTER IN THE MIDDLEPENNSYLVANIAN CONDITIONS THAT RESULTED IN THE ACCUMULATION Mills, Tanner*; Steve Dworkin, I.: PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC ANTARCTICA PALEOGENE (K–PG)MASSEXTINCTIONEVENTIN SULFUR ISOTOPE RECORDACROSS THE CRETACEOUS– Simon H.; Francis, Jane E.: ANEWHIGHRESOLUTION Witts, James D.*; J.; Newton, Robert Wignall, Paul B.; Bottrell, MIOCENE APPEARANCEOFC4GRASSES PLANT WAX CARBONISOTOPE RATIOS INDICATE LATE Peter: CHANGING VEGETATION INNORTHEAST AFRICA: Jackson, Kevin E.*; Uno, Kevin T.; Polissar, Pratigya J.; deMenocal, VOLCANO, HAWAII MOISTURE REGIMEON THE LEEWARD SLOPEOFKOHALA AND ARTHROPOD FOSSILSGIVECLUES TO ADYNAMIC Barrett, Kevin D.*; Hotchkiss, Sara C.: SOILPROTOZOAN CARBONIFEROUS-PERMIAN AKIYOSHI LIMESTONE (JAPAN) DUST CYCLICITYRECORDPRESERVED FROM THE Qi, Xiao*; S.; Soreghan,Gerilyn Sano, Hiroyoshi: ANICEHOUSE UTAH CRETACEOUS KAIPAROWITS FORMATION, SOUTHERN FOR PALEOCLIMATIC INTERPRETATION OF THE UPPER IN VERTEBRATE SKELETAL REMAINS: IMPLICATIONS AUTHENTICITY OFSTABLE ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS Yamamura, Daigo*; Suarez,Celina: ASSESSINGTHE TEMPERATURES DURING TIMES OFBIOTIC CRISIS EXTINCTIONS: USINGSTROMATOLITES TO CONSTRAIN Aradhna: THEROLE OFCLIMATE CHANGEINMASS Corsetti, Frank A.; Bottjer, David J.; Greene, Sarah E.; Tripati, Gammariello, Robert*; Ibarra, Yadira; Petryshyn, A.;Victoria AND CORALS TO REEFBUILDING IN THE FOSSILRECORD ASSOCIATION BETWEENCRUSTOSE CORALLINEALGAE Weiss, AnnaM.*; Rowan: Martindale, IMPORTANCEOF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTS PRESERVATION OFATMOSPHERIC INPUTSINARCHEAN Alan J.: FACIES ANDBIOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON THE Zhelezinskaia, IadvigaN.*; Farquhar, James; Kaufman, FORAMINIFERAL POROSITY INCORE TOP ASSEMBLAGES BIOTIC ANDABIOTIC DETERMINANTSOFPLANKTONIC Burke, Janet*; Hull,Pincelli:WALLS: THROUGH THE EXCURSION 1–4 November • 13
C Baltimore, Maryland,USA 40-32 40-31 40-30 40-29 40-28 40-27 40-26 40-25 40-24 40-23 40-22 40-21 40-20 40-19 40-18 282 281 280 279 278 277 276 275 274 273 272 271 270 269 268 TOWARDS MARINESEDIMENTCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS, ANDITSAPPLICATIONS METHODOLOGICAL STUDY OFHANDHELDX-RAY Rand, Cari*; Nawiesniak, Julie; St. John,Kristen: A OFF PENINSULARMALAYSIA FORAMINIFERA OF THE SUNDA SHELF (SOUTHCHINASEA) DISTRIBUTION AND TAXONOMY OFMODERNBENTHIC Mallinson, David J.; Shazili,NoorA.M.; A.: Buzas, Martin Samuel Q.*;Martin, Culver, StephenJ.; Eduardo; Leorri, THE EASTERNAND WESTERN BASINS RING RECORDSANDCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS FROM DECADAL CLIMATE VARIABILITY: COMPARISON OF TREE Olga; Anchukaitis, Kevin; Dolgova, Ekaterina: NORTH PACIFIC Wiles, Gregory*; Deck, Clara B.; D’Arrigo, Rosanne D.; Solomina, THE LASTGLACIAL MAXIMUM HISTORY OFICE-RAFTINGIN THE ARCTICOCEANDURING Cofield, ShannonMcMahon*; Darby, DennisA.; St. John,Kristen: SEDIMENTARY RECORD, SUNDA SHELF, SOUTHCHINASEA Peter R.: REGIONALCORRELATION OF THE HOLOCENE Hindes, Haley E.; Vijayan, V. R.; Shazili,NoorA.M.; Parham, Mallinson, David J.; Woodson, AnnaLee; Reed,Devon M.; Whitley, CameronJ.*; Eduardo; Leorri, Culver, StephenJ.; SEDIMENT MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILTY ANALYSIS NORTHEASTERN MALACCA STRAIT: INSIGHTSFROM BULK Peter R.: HOLOCENESEDIMENTARY RECORDFROM THE Mallinson, David J.; Vijayan, V.R.; Shazili,NoorA.M.; Parham, Donovan, Bailey G.*; Culver, StephenJ.; Eduardo; Leorri, NORTHWESTERN PENINSULARMALAYSIA OF HOLOCENESEDIMENTIN THE MALACCA STRAIT, OFF Vijayan, V.R: Mallinson, David J.; Noor, ShaziliA.M.; Parham, Peter R.; EmilyIrene*;Harrison, Culver, StephenJ.; Eduardo; Leorri, HONDA, ENRIQUILLO VALLEY, DOMINICANREPUBLIC MID HOLOCENEFROM AREEFEXPOSUREINCANADA TEMPERATURES IN THE CARIBBEANDURING THE EARLY- Angela; Cheng,Hai: RECONSTRUCTING SEASURFACE Hussein; Grothe, Pamela R.; Edwards, R. Lawrence; Min, Winter, Amos; SantosMercado, Hernán; Cobb, KimM.; Sayani, Morales-Collazo, JoseAngel*; Ramirez-Martinez, Wilson R.; HUGO-ANVERS ISLAND TROUGH HUGO-ANVERS EXTENSIVE VOLCANISM IN THE DEGLACIATION OF THE Leventer, Amy; Shevenell, AmeliaE.: EVIDENCEFOR Peck, Dylan Aditya*; Domack, Eugene; Rosenheim,Brad; JUAN DEFUCARIDGE RECONSTRUCTION SINCEMIS3AT THE AXIALSEAMOUNT, OF PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAFORPALEOCLIMATE CONSTRAINING SEASONALAND VERTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS Chen, SamiLi*; Ravelo, AnaChristina; Clague, David A.: ACCUMULATION AT SITE918, SEGREENLANDMARGIN RAFTED SEDIMENTDURING TIMES OFHIGHANDLOW IRD RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION OFICEBERG VS. SEAICE- Harbour, Thomas Austin*; St. John,Kristen: COMPARING THE PLATEAU CYCLES IN THE ZHADA BASIN, SOUTHWESTERN TIBETAN Saadeh, Crystal*: MID-PLIOCENEONSETOFECCENTRICITY EXPEDITION 346 INTERPRETATION FROM THE ASIANMONSOONIODP DATA ANDORBITAL CYCLERECORDS: PRELIMINARY Jiménez, Grisel*: FORMATION MICROSCANNER (FMS) MONSOON IN THE SW TIBETAN PLATEAU AND INCREASED VARIABILITY OF THE INDIANSUMMER THE ZHADA BASIN POINTS TO DECREASEDINTENSITY M.:Crystal MIO-PLIOCENE GRAIN-SIZERECORDOF Lokin*;Casturi, Saylor, JoelE.; Nie, Junsheng; Saadeh, SMALL SHELLY FOSSILS CAMBRIAN CLIMATES USINGOXYGEN ISOTOPE DATA FROM Waldeck, Anna*; Colman,Albert: RECONSTRUCTING BULK SEDIMENTMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY SESSIONNO. 40
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40-33 283 Toledo, Francesca L.*; Ramirez, Wilson: USING MONTASTRAEA 41-5 297 McGrath, Sarah*; Jacobel, Allison; McManus, Jerry F.: FAVEOLATA AS PROXY FOR CARIBBEAN SST DURING THE GEOCHEMICAL COMPARISON OF PINK AND WHITE HOLOCENE, ENRIQUILLO LAKE, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC GLOBIGERINOIDES RUBER: INVESTIGATING HABITAT 40-34 284 Burkett, Ashley*; Rathburn, Anthony; De Deckker, Patrick; NICHES AND THEIR PALEOCLIMATIC SIGNIFICANCE Martin, Jonathan B.; Eggins, Stephen M.; Nash, Graham; Perez, 41-6 298 Allen, Katherine A.*; Hoenisch, Baerbel; Eggins, Stephen M.; Elena M.: TRACE ELEMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY OF BENTHIC Haynes, Laura L.; Rosenthal, Yair; Yu, Jimin: SR/CA OF FORAMINIFERA LIVING ON THE AUSTRALIAN MARGIN PLANKTIC FORAMINIFERAL CALCITE VARIES WITH PH 40-35 285 Gigstad, Kate M.*; Bulson, Erin E.; Fraiser, Margaret L.; AND DIC IN CULTURE EXPERIMENTS Gulbranson, Erik L.; Rasbury, Troy: TOWARDS APPLICATIONS 41-7 299 Borrelli, C.*; Gabitov, R. I.; Messenger, S. R.; Nguyen, A. N.; OF B-ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY FOR PALEO-OCEAN Torres, M. E.; Kessler, J. D.: INVESTIGATION OF BENTHIC CHEMISTRY RECONSTRUCTION FORAMINIFERAL “NON-TRADITIONAL” STABLE ISOTOPES 40-36 286 Benson, Josephine*; Ivory, Sarah; Russell, James M.: TO RECONSTRUCT METHANE FLUXES IN SEDIMENTARY VEGETATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN EQUATORIAL EAST ENVIRONMENTS AFRICA FROM A 6000 YR POLLEN RECORD, LAKE EDWARD, 41-8 300 Mojtahid, Meryem*; Hennekam, Rick; De Nooijer, Lennart; UGANDA Reichart, Gert-Jan; Jorissen, Frans; de Lange, Gert: 40-37 287 Jackson, Margaret S.*; Kelly, Meredith A.; Russell, James M.; RECONSTRUCTING SOUTHEASTERN MEDITERRANEAN Howley, Jennifer A.; Doughty, Alice M.; Baber, Margaret B.; BOTTOM AND SURFACE WATER ENVIRONMENTS DURING Loomis, Shannon E.; Zimmerman, Susan H.: GLACIER SAPROPEL S1 USING LASER-ICPMS ELEMENTAL RATIOS FLUCTUATIONS IN THE RWENZORI MOUNTAINS, UGANDA, ON FORAMINIFERAL SHELLS DURING LATE-GLACIAL TIME 41-9 301 Woodson, Anna Lee*; Leorri, Eduardo; Culver, Stephen J.; 40-38 288 Driese, Steven G.*; Horn, Sally P.; Ballard, Joanne P.; Li, Mallinson, David J.; Vijayan, V.R.; Thunell, Robert C.; Zheng-Hua; Boehm, Mathew S.: MICROMORPHOLOGICAL Parham, Peter R.; Shazili, Noor A.M.: MG/CA INFERRED INTERPRETATION OF LATE PLEISTOCENE TO HOLOCENE PALEOTEMPERATURE DURING THE MID- TO LATE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF ANDERSON POND, HOLOCENE FROM THE SUNDA SHELF, SOUTH CHINA SEA TENNESSEE, USA 41-10 302 Hindes, Haley E.*; Culver, Stephen J.; Leorri, Eduardo; 40-39 289 Kim, Soo Hyun*; Hotchkiss, Sara C.: A 36,000 RECORD OF Mallinson, David J.; Parham, Peter R.; Shazili, Noor A.M.: ASIAN DUST DEPOSITION IN HAWAII: PALEOCLIMATIC HOLOCENE SEDIMENTARY RECORD FROM THE SUNDA IMPLICATIONS SHELF, OFF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA: INSIGHTS FROM ELEMENTAL, ISOTOPIC AND BULK SEDIMENT MAGNETIC 40-40 290 Enzel, Yehouda*; Quade, Jay; Kushnir, Yochanan: CHALLANGING SUSCEPTIBILITY ANALYSES NORTHWARD SHIFTS OF THE INDIAN OCEAN BOREAL SUMMER ITCZ AND THE ROLE OF THE INDIAN SUMMER 41-11 303 Kornecki, Krystyna M.*; Katz, Miriam E.; Stager, Curt; McCarthy, MONSOON IN INCREASING EARLY-MID HOLOCENE AND Francine M.G.; Schaller, Morgan F.: USING MICROFOSSILS EARLIER INTERGLACIAL PRECIPITATION OVER ARABIA: TO RECONSTRUCT WATER QUALITY HISTORY IN LAKE REVISITING THE PALEOHYDROLOGICAL RECORDS GEORGE, NY 40-41 291 Misinay, II, Daniel*; Wiles, Gregory; Lawson, Daniel E.; 41-12 304 Dalsing, Risa E.*; Hoffmann, Sharon S.: MICROFOSSIL AND Wiesenberg, N.: LATE HOLOCENE GLACIAL HISTORY SEDIMENT GRAIN SIZE RECORDS FROM INTERMEDIATE OF MUIR INLET, GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK AND DEPTHS IN THE LABRADOR SEA PRESERVE, ALASKA 41-13 305 Verlaak, Zoe R.F.*; Collins, Laurel S.; Allen, Joshua: 40-42 292 Yakabowskas, Dana Michelle*; Park Boush, Lisa E.; Myrbo, Amy: VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF LIVING (STAINED) BENTHIC A 6000 YEAR MULTI-PROXY PALEOCLIMATE RECORD FROM FORAMINIFERA IN THE EVERGLADES, SOUTH FLORIDA, A COASTAL POND AND BLUE HOLE ON THE ISLAND OF USA ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS 41-14 306 Sider, Maria N.*; Collins, Laurel S.: BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA OF A TROPICAL MANGROVE-SEAGRASS-CORAL REEF SESSION NO. 41 ECOSYSTEM, CARIBBEAN PANAMA T139. Insights from Microfossils, from Traditional to Novel 41-15 307 Beckwith, Sean Thomas*; Hallock, Pamela: DISTRIBUTION OF Approaches (Posters) (Cushman Foundation; Paleontological ARCHAIAS ANGULATUS ON THE INNER WEST FLORIDA Society; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Research Institute; SHELF: SUBSTRATA AND WATER CHEMISTRY VERSUS GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) TEMPERATURE 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 41-16 308 Kegel, Jessica*; Kemp, Andrew C.; Leorri, Eduardo; Culver, Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Stephen J.; Horton, B.P.: HIGH RESOLUTION SEA-LEVEL Booth # RECONSTRUCTION AT SAND HILL POINT, NORTH CAROLINA: A COMPARISON OF TWO APPROACHES IN A 41-1 293 Lazarus, David*; Renaudie, Johan; Diver, Patrick: NSB: A MICROTIDAL SETTING NEW, EXPANDED AND IMPROVED DATABASE OF MARINE PLANKTONIC MICROFOSSIL DATA 41-17 309 Ishman, Scott*; Shevenell, Amelia; Domack, Eugene; Leventer, Amy; Rosenheim, Brad; Vadman, Kara; Prentice, Michael: USING 41-2 294 Seefelt, Ellen L.*; Self-trail, Jean M.; Schultz, Arthur P.: MICROFOSSIL AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL DATA TO RESOLVE DOCUMENTING THE EFFECT OF POST-SAMPLING THE DEGLACIAL HISTORY OF THE ANVERS ISLAND CALCAREOUS MICROFOSSIL DISSOLUTION IN ORGANIC TROUGH, WEST ANTARCTIC PENINSULA MARGIN AND/OR PYRITE-RICH SEDIMENTS USING THREE SAMPLING TECHNIQUES 41-18 310 Hull, Katherine*; Alvarez Zarikian, Carlos A.; Bassetti, Maria Angela; Holbourn, Ann: CHARACTERIZATION OF 41-3 295 Sheward, Rosie M.*; Gibbs, Samantha; Bown, Paul; Poulton, OSTRACOD ASSEMBLAGES IN THE EAST CHINA SEA (IODP Alex: CELL PHYSIOLOGY TO SPECIES SUCCESS: UNIQUE SITE U1429) DURING THE LAST GLACIAL/INTERGLACIAL INSIGHTS INTO COCCOLITHOPHORE COMMUNITIES CYCLE (LAST ~30 KY) FROM EXQUISITE FOSSIL COCCOSPHERES AND MODERN GROWTH PROXIES 41-19 311 Orhun, Ozlem Gurocak*; Belanger, Christina: BODY SIZE AND ABUNDANCE OF BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA AS INDICATORS 41-4 296 Costelloe, A. R.*; Horton, B.P.; Wilson, B.: QUANTITATIVELY OF LOW OXYGEN CONDITIONS OF THE GULF OF ALASKA IDENTIFYING TEMPORAL ASSEMBLAGE TURNOVERS AND SPECIES CONTRIBUTIONS 41-20 312 Balas, Erin K.*; Katz, Miriam E.; Poirier, Robert K.; Cronin, Thomas M.; Willard, Debra A.: RECONSTRUCTING PAST
164 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 41-33 41-32 41-31 41-30 41-29 41-28 41-27 41-26 41-25 41-24 41-23 42-3 41-22 42-2 41-21 42-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall and Relationships(Posters) Paleontology: The Analytical Toolkit: Evaluating Bias, Specimens, SESSION NO. 42 Booth # 328 326 325 324 323 322 321 320 319 318 317 316 315 314 327 313 FORMATION, BYLOT SUPERGROUP, BAFFIN ISLAND FOR SILICIFIEDMICROBIAL MATS OF THE ANGMAAT Ash, J.*; Manning-Berg,A.R.; Kah,L.C.: TAPHONOMIC GRADE IOWA, USA FROM THE MIDDLEORDOVICIAN WINNESHIEK SHALE, Derek E. G.; McKay, M.: Robert CONODONTAPPARATUSES Liu, HuaibaoP.*; Bergström,StigM.; Witzke, J.; Brian Briggs, BASIN, UPPER ORDOVICIAN (MIDMOHAWKIAN) CONODONTA, FROM THE VIOLA FORMATION, FORT WORTH Over, D.Jeffrey*: APPARATUS OF YAOXIANOGNATHUS SP., TRANSITIONS MARINE IN TERRESTRIALTO MICROCONCHIDS Gierlowski-Kordesch, Elizabeth*; Cassle, Christopher: KELLWASSER EVENTINUPSTATE NEW YORK ABUNDANCE OFMICROFOSSILS ACROSS THE LOWER Kelly, Abigail*; Cohen,Phoebe: DETERMININGTHE ZONATION, WESTERN INTERIORSEAWAY ANALYSIS OF THE LATE CRETACEOUS NANNOFOSSIL Gradstein, Felix M*; Watkins, David K.: AQUANTITATIVE RE- FORMATION, NORTH DAKOTA PALEOENVIRONMENTS OF THE PALEOCENE CANNONBALL Lamela, Philip*; Collins, LaurelS.: MARINE BASIN FROM DSDPSITE206 PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERA OF THE NEWCALEDONIA PALEOENVIRONEMT FROM DEEPSEALIMESTONE AND Nicholson, KirstenN.: TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS OF Grysen, Taylor*; Fluegeman,Richard; Grigsby, D.; Jeffry FORAMINIFERAL GENUSTURRILINAANDREAE(1884) Gradstein, Felix M*; Borgo, Giovanni: NEWINSIGHTSIN THE EASTERN GULFCOASTAL PLAIN: A TWO SITESTUDY SEA LEVELCYCLE TE 3.2(EOCENE; BARTONIAN) IN THE BENTHIC FORAMINIFERALPALEOECOLOGY OFRELATIVE Emily Blythe; Jones, JohnK.; Khameiss, Belkasim; Mocci,Brian: Fluegeman, Richard*; Fender, Matt; Grysen, Taylor; Hayes, NEW JERSEYPALEO-CONTINENTAL SHELF(ODP174AX) HYPERTHERMALS FROM ANONSHORECOREHOLEON THE Kenneth G.; JamesWright, D.: EXPLORINGEARLY EOCENE Fung, MeganK.*; E.; Katz,Miriam Browning, James V.; Miller, DISSIMILARITY TAXONOMIC BIASINSTUDIESOFPALEOCOMMUNITY NadiaD.*:Pierrehumbert, EVALUATINGAND TAPHONOMIC SITE ISOTOPE RECORDAT AMIDDLEEOCENEHIGHLATITUDE CREATING ANEXTENSIVE, MULTI-SPECIES PLANKTIC Breen, Paige*; D’haenens, Simon; Edgar, Kirsty; Hull,Pincelli: PULSES IN THE CAMBRIANEXPLOSION EFFECT INESTIMATING THE DURATION ANDNUMBER OF Maloof, AdamC.: ACCOUNTING FOR THE SIGNOR-LIPPS Chengying; Gai,Linda; Moore, John L.; Porter, SusannahM.; Zhou, HeatherJ.*; Wang, Daniel; Wang, Steve C.; Wang, GAP: INSIGHTSFROM THE KERGUELENPLATEAU Simon E.: FILLING THE SOUTHERNOCEANCIRCULATION NickyWright, M.*; Scher, Howie D.; Seton,Maria; Williams, SAMPLING BIAS- THE CHALKOFHAMPSHIRE, UK Andrew J.; Benton,MichaelJ.: ASMALL-SCALESTUDY OF Dunhill, Alexander M.*; Walker, Fiona; Woods, A.; Mark Newell, GOMEZ PIT, VA (~70-80KA) DURING MIS5A: MICROPALEONTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF RELATIVE SEA-LEVELANDENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 43-11 43-10 43-9 43-8 42-8 43-7 42-7 43-6 42-6 43-5 42-5 43-4 42-4 43-3 43-2 43-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Paleontology: Trends (Posters) inMorphologyandSize SESSION NO. 43 Booth # 344 343 342 341 333 340 332 339 331 338 330 337 329 336 335 334 EXTINCTIONS IN NAUTILID MORPHOSPACE AND THE ROLE OFMASS Okamoto, Kristina*; Clapham,Matthew E.: LONG-TERMTRENDS PALAEOPINNIXA SP. (BRACHYURA: HEXAPODIDAE) DIMORPHISM ANDONTOGENY WITHIN THE FOSSILCRAB Pearson, LillianK.; Luque, Javier; Portell, Roger W.: SEXUAL Robins, M.*; Cristina Freierman, Adam; O’Neill,HannahK.; AND CARCHARODON COMPARISON OFSPECIES WITHIN THE GENERA ISURUS PRELIMINARY FINDINGSFROM AMORPHOLOGICAL Fuller, Keith R.*; Ciampaglio, C.N.; Jacquemin, StephenJ.: MASS EXTINCTIONEVENT SHOW ASHIFTINCOMMUNITYSTRUCTURE OVER THE K/PG Johanson, Z: LAMNIFORMSHARK TOOTH MORPHOMETRICS Belben, Rachel*; Twitchett, RichardJ.; Underwood, C; SISTER SPECIESOFPOCKETMICE(MAMMALIA: RODENTIA) MORPHOLOGY: 3DMANDIBLELANDMARKSSEPARATE David L.; Mitchell,Jackson N.: PARSING POPULATIONS USING Longar, AnneE.*; Keller, JonathanS.; McNulty, Kieran P.; Fox, FEEDING INLAMNIFORMSHARKS Mitchell, Michaela*; Ciampaglio, C.N.: ORIGINSOFFILTER ADVANCED PHOTON SOURCE(ANL) Solorzano-Kraemer, Monica: AMBERPROJECTS AT THE Sohn, Jae-Cheon; Santiago-Blay, Jorge; Saupe,E.; Erin Soriano, Carmen*; Engel,MichaelS.; David Grimaldi, A.; SURPLUS PARADOX INSHALLOW MARINE ENVIRONMENTS DEMONSTRATE THE PERVASIVE NATURE OF THE SHARK OF NEWMEXICOAND THE EOCENEOF VIRGINIA LARGE COPROFAUNAS FROM THE PENNSYLVANIAN Lucas, SpencerG.*; P.; Hunt,Adrian BretL.: Buskirk, NEW BETWEEN NUTRIENTSANDFUNCTIONALDIVERSIFICATION Austin J.W.; Kowalewski,RELATIONSHIP Michal: TESTINGTHE Opazo, L. Felipe*; Abades, SebastianR.; Balseiro, Diego; Hendy, CALIFORNIA, USA PLIOCENE SANDIEGOFORMATION, SOUTHERN PARAPONTOPORIA STERNBERGI FROM THE UPPER MORPHOLOGY OF THE EXTINCTRIVERDOLPHIN INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION INCRANIALANDMANDIBULAR Borce, Bridget*; Deméré, Thomas A.; Annalisa: Berta, WEBS USINGAPPROXIMATE BAYESIAN COMPUTATION PRIMARY EXTINCTIONLEVELSINLATE PERMIANFOOD Roopnarine, Peter D.; Angielczyk,Kenneth D.: INFERRING Chow, Brandon T.*; Ranganathan,MeghanaI.; Wang, Steve C.; IN MARINEMAMMALS FOSSIL EVIDENCEFORACOMMONBODY SIZEATTRACTOR Gearty, William*; Payne, JonathanL.: PHYLOGENETICAND ORDOVICIAN OF THE ARROW CANYON RANGE, NV SECTION EXPOSURES: ANEXAMPLEFROM THE MODELING THE DENSITYOFFOSSILSFROM CROSS- Dahl, Robyn Mieko*; Droser, L.; Mary Richards-Dinger, Keith: THE TULE SPRINGSFOSSILBEDSOFSOUTHERNNEVADA TERMINAL PLEISTOCENE COLUMBIAN MAMMOTHS FROM Rowland, StephenM.*; Parry, LaurenE.: AGE PROFILE OF ANAPTOMORPHINE PRIMATES THE TETONIUS ANDPSEUDOTETONIUS LINEAGE OF EVOLUTIONARY RATES ININDIVIDUAL TOOTH LOCIIN Honer, Naava Hadassah*; Hunter, JohnP.; Hubbe, Mark: PITS DURING THE LASTGLACIAL-INTERGLACIAL CYCLE STASIS INGREAT HORNEDOWLS FROM THE LABREA TAR Madan, MeenaA.*; Prothero, Donald; Syverson, Valerie J.: SESSION NO. 43
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43-12 345 Rivera, Alexei A.*: NAUTILOID MACROEVOLUTION: AN 44-12 362 Oguadinma, Vivian Onyinyechukwu*; Okoro, Anthony Uwaoma: INTERPLAY OF ADAPTIVE SHELL FORM, PREDATION, AND PALYNOLOGICAL AND LITHIFACIES APPROACH TO PALEO- SPECIES SELECTION ENVIRONMENTAL AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC 43-13 346 Anderson, Brendan Matthew*; Allmon, Warren D.: SEPTA AREN’T INTERPRETATION OF AMEKI FORMATION OUTCROPPING RARE IN GASTROPODS! IN UMUNYA- OGBUNIKE AREAS, NORTHERN NIGER DELTA BASIN. NIGERIA 43-14 347 LaPointe, Cullen W.*; Nagel-Myers, Judith; McRoberts, Christopher: MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SHAPES 44-13 363 Michoux, Daniel*: DINOCYSTS AND NANNOFOSSILS FROM CHANGES IN A MIDDLE DEVONIAN PTERIOID BIVALVE THE MARNES DE DONZACQ, BASAL LUTETIAN (MIDDLE LINEAGE EOCENE) OF SOUTHWESTERN FRANCE 43-15 348 Chrpa, Michelle E.*: EVALUATING CHANGES IN 44-14 364 Zobaa, Mohamed K.*; Sallam, Emad S.; Oboh-Ikuenobe, MORPHOMETRY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF FAMILY Francisca E.: PALYNOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR TRIGONIIDAE (MOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA) EPICONTINENTAL DRY SUBTROPICAL TO TEMPERATE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS DURING THE EOCENE IN THE 349 Williams, Mario A.*; Harnik, Paul G.: 43-16 EGG SIZE EVOLUTION IN SOUTHEAST MEDITERRANEAN RESPONSE TO HISTORICAL REGIME SHIFTS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO 44-15 365 Smith, Catherine*; Domack, Eugene; Shevenell, Amelia; Leventer, Amy; Gulick, Sean; Frederick, Bruce; Fernández, Rodrigo: A NEW 350 Bano, Lauren Summer*; Griffin, Christopher T.: 43-17 INTEGRATING EOCENE SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCE FROM ANTARCTICA HISTOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY TO ASSESS THE SKELETAL AND ITS PALYNOLOGIC CHARACTER MATURITY OF EARLY-DIVERGING DINOSAUROMORPHS 44-16 366 Brooke, Sharon*; O’Keefe, Jen: FUNGAL FORMS AS SESSION NO. 44 ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS AT THE BIG BROWN MINE (UPPER PALEOCENE, TEXAS, USA) T146. Palynology (Posters) (AASP - The Palynological Society; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; 44-17 367 Baghai-Riding, Nina*; Hotton, Carol L.; Davis, Kendal; Davidson, Paleontological Society) Taylor: PALYNOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR A LATITUDINAL MOISTURE GRADIENT IN THE LATE JURASSIC MORRISON 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall FORMATION Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM 44-18 368 Mantle, Daniel J.*; Hannaford, Carey; Riding, James B.: LATE Booth # TRIASSIC PALYNOLOGY OF THE MUNGAROO AND 44-1 351 Mander, Luke*: MANUAL CLASSIFICATION OF POLLEN BRIGADIER FORMATIONS, NORTHERN CARNARVON BASIN, GRAINS IN THE DIGITAL ERA NW AUSTRALIA 44-2 352 Pentesco, Justin T.*; McCarthy, Francine M.G.: PALYNOLOGICAL 44-19 369 Lupia, Richard*; Strout, Greg; Larson, Preston: MORPHOLOGY EVIDENCE OF CLIMATE- DRIVEN HYDROLOGIC ISOLATION AND ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE PERMIAN TAENIATE OF LAKE SUPERIOR FROM THE REST OF THE GREAT POLLEN GENERA HAMIAPOLLENITES AND VITTATINA LAKES; IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE CLIMATE SCENARIOS 44-20 370 Rubinstein, Claudia V.*; García Muro, Victoria J.; Martínez, 44-3 353 Krueger, Andrea M.*; Garner, Caitlin S.; Riddick, Nicholas J.; Marcelo A.: PALYNOLOGY AND PALYNOFACIES ANALYSIS Drljepan, Matea; McCarthy, Francine M.G.: THE NON-POLLEN OF THE LLANDOVERY-WENLOCK LA CHILCA FORMATION, PALYNOMORPH RECORD OF MEROMICTIC LAKES: VALUE SAN JUAN PRECORDILLERA, ARGENTINA IN STUDIES OF ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT 44-21 371 Agić, Heda*; Moczydlowska-Vidal, Malgorzata; Willman, 44-4 354 Riddick, Nicholas J.*; Volik, Olena; McCarthy, Francine M.G.; Sebastian: PRASINOPHYTE WORLD: BIODIVERSITY OF Krueger, Andrea; Danesh, Donya: ASSESSING THE EFFECT ORGANIC-WALLED MICROFOSSILS FROM THE TONIAN OF ACETOLYISIS ON DESMIDS, A POTENTIALLY VALUABLE VISINGSÖ GROUP, SWEDEN PALEOLIMNOLOGICAL PROXY 44-22 372 Rubinstein, Claudia V.*; de la Puente, G. Susana; Delabroye, 44-5 355 Smyshlyaeva, Olesya I.*; Kozhin, Mikhail N.; Ershova, Aurélien; Astini, Ricardo A.: LATE ORDOVICIAN-EARLY Ekaterina G.; Popova, Ksenia: THE VEGETATION HISTORY OF SILURIAN PALYNOMORPHS FROM THE CORDILLERA THE WHITE SEA ISLANDS (PORYA BAY, NORTH RUSSIA) ORIENTAL, CENTRAL ANDEAN BASIN, NORTHWESTERN 44-6 356 Haque, Syeda Jesmin*; Rahman, S.M. Habibur: STANDARD ARGENTINA: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE ADVENT OF PALYNOLOGICAL SLIDES FROM CONTEMPORARY VASCULAR PLANTS IN SOUTH AMERICA FLOWERS OF DHAKA, BANGLADESH SESSION NO. 45 44-7 357 Marret, Fabienne*; Mudie, Petra; Mertens, Kenneth N.; Shumilovskikh, Lyudmila: ATLAS OF MODERN T173. Impact Cratering on Earth and in the Solar System DINOFLAGELLATE CYST DISTRIBUTION IN THE BLACK (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics SEA CORRIDOR Division) 44-8 358 Fisk, Lanny H.*; Maloney, Dave F.; Pfeiffer, Brendan J.: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall RECORDS OF SEVERE DROUGHT IN CALIFORNIA DURING Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM PLEISTOCENE INTERGLACIALS Booth # 44-9 359 Fisk, Lanny H.*; Maloney, Dave F.; Pfeiffer, Brendan J.; Peck, 45-1 373 Kolankowski, Sophia*; Fox, Peter: CORRELATIONS BETWEEN Phillip R.: PALYNOLOGY OF THE “PECTEN CLAY” IN THE THE GEOLOGIC PROCESSES OF IMPACT CRATERS ON PLIOCENE SAN JOAQUIN FORMATION, KETTLEMAN HILLS, EARTH AND MARS CENTRAL CALIFORNIA, USA 45-2 374 Geissman, John W.*; Ferguson, John F.; Koeberl, Christian; 44-10 360 Ramirez, Edwin*; Pardo-Trujillo, Andres; Plata, Angelo; Vallejo, Spilde, Michael N.; Ali, Abdul-Mehdi S.: THE GARLAND (TEXAS, Felipe; Trejos, Raul: PALYNOLOGY OF THE CENOZOIC USA) “DEBRIS FIELD”: SOMETHING UNUSUAL HAPPENED AMAGÁ BASIN (NORTHWESTERN SOUTH AMERICA): AT EARTH’S SURFACE IN THE LATE CRETACEOUS BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOENVIRONMENTS 45-3 375 King, Jr., David T.*; Adrian, David R.; Ormo, Jens; Petruny, Lucille; 44-11 361 Pardo-Trujillo, Andres*; Diaz, Andres; Plata, Angelo: Hagerty, Justin J.; Gaither, Tenielle A.; Jaret, Steven J.: FLYNN PALYNOFLORA FROM THE VOLCANICLASTIC SEQUENCE CREEK IMPACT STRUCTURE, TENNESSEE: ITS CRATER- OF ARANZAZU: A SINGULAR RECORD OF NEOGENE FILLING BRECCIA IN COMPARISON TO TWO OTHER SMALL NEOTROPICAL VEGETATION IN THE COLOMBIAN CENTRAL PALEOZOIC IMPACT STRUCTURES AND THEIR BRECCIA CORDILLERA UNITS
166 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 46-15 46-14 46-13 46-12 46-11 46-10 46-9 46-8 46-7 46-6 46-5 46-4 45-6 46-3 45-5 46-2 46-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Structural Geology(Posters) SESSION NO. 46 45-4 Booth # 378 377 376 393 392 391 390 389 388 387 386 385 384 383 382 381 380 379 Zhufu; Chen,Bin; Liu,Shengxin; Hao, Bing; Sun,Ningliang: Li, Yong*; Zhong,Jianhua; Mao, Cui; Ni,Liangtian; Shao, JURASSIC SYSTEMIN WESTERN CHAIDAM BASIN, CHINA Liu, Chuang: TYPICALLY SOFTDUPLEXSTRUCTURES IN Ni, Liangtian*; Zhong,Jianhua; Li, Yong; Hao, Bing; Sun,Ningliang; ALABAMA 7.5′ QUADRANGLES, APPALACHIAN INNERPIEDMONTOF DADEVILLE COMPLEX IN THE CAMP HILLAND THORNTON Davis, BenjaminL.*; Tull, James F.:OF THE GEOLOGY OF PENNSYLVANIA OF THE NITTANY ANTICLINE, VALLEY ANDRIDGEPROVINCE Gajda, EmilySarah*; Evans, A.: Mark PALEO-FLUID HISTORY RIDGE PROVINCE, SOUTH-CENTRALPENNSYLVANIA DEVELOPMENT OF THE CENTRALAPPALACHIAN VALLEY & Evans, A.*: Mark THESTRUCTURAL GEOMETRY AND CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA SECTION IN THE EASTERN VALLEY ANDRIDGEPROVINCE, PALEO-OVERBURDEN ALONGARETRODEFORMED CROSS- Costa, Matthew*; Evans, A.: Mark FLUIDHISTORY AND BOUNDARY,CENTRAL VIRGINIA BRITTLE DEFORMATION AT THE BLUERIDGE-PIEDMONT M.:Christopher KINEMATIC HISTORY OFDUCTILEAND Cunningham, Vincent F.*; Spears, Anna V.; Mills, Ciara M.; Bailey, SUFFOLK COUNTIES, MASSACHUSETTS 7.5-MINUTE QUADRANGLE, MIDDLESEX, NORFOLKAND Thompson, M.D.*: STRUCTURAL GEOLOGYOF THE NEWTON REGION, NYS THE UTICABASED ONCOREFROM THE MOHAWK VALLEY Alex; Hanson,Stacey; E.: Mitchell,Charles FAULT EFFECTSIN Schweigel, Tayler*; D.; Jacobi, Robert Anna; Hrywnak, O’Hara, MESOZOIC FAULTS: HARTFORD BASIN EVOLUTION ANDMINERAL PARAGENESIS ALONG Pirovane, NathanD.*; Evans, A.: Mark PALEO-FLUID WATERVILLE FORMATION, MAINE STRIKE/SLIP MOTION IN THE LIMESTONE MEMBEROF THE Hill, JennaE.*; Sullivan, Walter A.: THERECORDOFDEXTRAL THE DYER LONGPONDCOMPLEX, JEFFERSON, MAINE DEFORMATION MECHANISMS WITHIN ANOUTCROP OF Mitchel, Kelford C.*; Sullivan, Walter A.: ANANALYSIS OF IMAGING REVEALSDEEPSTRUCTURE Connelly, DanielP.*; Presser, Jaime L.B.: MAPCIS, NEW PROVINCE, SOUTHERNAPPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS WITHIN THE CHUNKYGALMOUNTAIN FAULT, BLUERIDGE MICRO-SCALE PARTITIONING OFSTRAINANDKINEMATICS Musser, Karen*; Peterson, V.L.; Rahl,Jeffrey M.: MACRO- TO HEARTLAND Amelin, Ivan: PROPOSED IMPACT LAKESIN THE RUSSIAN Dee; Mesko, Gary; Gusiakov, Viacheslav; Kiselev, Alexei; Galinskaya, Karina*; Abbott, DallasH.; Gibson,James; Breger, TENNESSEE UNDER CURRENTREEVALUATION, GEORGIAAND APPALACHIAN WESTERN BLUERIDGESTRATIGRAPHY PERTAINING TO STRATIGRAPHIC ASSIGNMENTSOF Lupo, Elizabeth*; Mary Tull, James F.: RELATIONSHIPS ENDOGENIC ORIMPACT? ON THE SOUTHEASTERNMARGINOFNORTH AMERICA: DEFORMATION INEARLY MESOZOICLAMPROPHYRES Harris, R. Scott*: EVIDENCEOFLOW-PRESSURE SHOCK FALLS, FIERY GIZZARD, TRACY CITY, TENNESSEE ALLEGHANIAN CUMBERLANDOVERTHRUST AT SYCAMORE Potter, Jr., DonaldB.*; Jenkins, William T.; EthanF.: Burns, 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 46-32 46-31 46-30 46-29 46-28 46-27 46-26 46-25 46-24 46-23 46-22 46-21 46-20 46-19 46-18 46-17 46-16 410 409 408 407 406 405 404 403 402 401 400 399 398 397 396 395 394 OF THE CRETACEOUS DERDEREANDKARABABA Tigli, Tufan*; Çemen,Ibrahim: STRUCTURAL MODELING RIFTING: OSEBERGFAULT BLOCK, NORTHERN NORTH SEA AND STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION DURINGMULTIPHASE Atle; Jackson, A.-L.: Christopher NORMALFAULT GROWTH Deng, Chao*; Fossen, Haakon; Gawthorpe, Robert; Rotevatn, ANTICLINE,WEST TEXAS ANALYSIS: ACASESTUDY FROM THE STILLWELL MODELS TO PERFORMOUTCROP-BASED STRAIN Crues, Ashton*; Benjamin: Surpless, USING3DDIGITAL NEVADA FROM THE WASSUK RANGENORMALFAULT, WESTERN TO EVAULATE FAULT SEGMENTATION: ACASESTUDY PROFILES TO ASSESSFAULT SLIPRATE VARIABILITY AND Sarah*;Thorne, Benjamin: Surpless, USINGSTREAMCHANNEL CASCADES ARC-BACKARC TECTONIC PROVINCE A REFINEDSTRUCTURAL MODEL OF THE OREGON Trimble, JohnD.*; Meigs, Andrew; Wannamaker, PhilipE.: FLAT-BEER CREEKPLUTON OFEASTERNCALIFORNIA FROM THE AUREOLE SURROUNDING THE EUREKA-JOSHUA BOUNDARY MIGRATION INAQUARTZITE. ANEXAMPLE TRANSITION FROM SUBGRAINROTATION TO GRAIN Jakeway, Jackson*; Morgan, Sven; Student,James J.: ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA THE RUBY-EAST HUMBOLDTEXTENSIONALSHEARZONE, SEM-EBSD ANALYSIS OFAQUARTZITE MYLONITEFROM Rahl, Jeffrey M.*; McGrew, AllenJ.; Wolfe, Franklin: DETAILED CALIFORNIA AND SISQUOC FORMATIONS, SANTA MARIABASIN, AND OUTCROP-SCALE DEFORMATION IN THE MONTEREY CROSS-SECTIONS ISACCOMMODATED BYMAP-SCALE TECTONIC SHORTENING NOT INCLUDEDINBALANCED Wirtz, Yannick*; Behl,Richard; Onderdonk,Nate: SIGNIFICANT DEATH SOUTHEAST OWLSHEAD MOUNTAINS INSOUTHERN GEOCHRONOLOGIC RECONNAISSANCEOF THE Andrew, JosephE.; Möller, Andreas: GEOLOGICAND Woodring, DanielleN.*; Yoerg, AdamC.; Walker, J. Douglas; HILLS, CA TO THE NEOGENEIN THE IBEXHILLSANDSARATOGA LOW-ANGLE NORMALFAULTING FROM THE PRECAMBRIAN D.*;Fleming, Zachariah Pavlis, Terry L.: MULTIPLE PHASESOF OF SALT ASAMECHANICALDETACHMENT HORIZON ORIENTATIONS IN THE OFFSHORENILEDELTA: THE ROLE Zhang, Weicheng*; Andreas: Eckert, VARIABLE STRESS IN THE KHOMANFORMATION, WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT A POLYGONAL FAULT SYSTEM: MESO-SCALESTRUCTURES ACCOMMODATING LAYER SHRINKAGE ANDFAULT SLIPIN Tewksbury, Barbara J.*; McLean, Theodore J.: TARGETING NORTH AND WARABA AREAS)FOREXPLORATION MINERALIZATION AT THE LOULOGOLDDISTRICT(YALEA LY, Saidou: STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ONGOLD Kone, Salif*; Diallo, Mahamadou; Makhlouf, Mohamed Ben; FRACTURE ZONEPROMONTORY IN WESTERN TAIWAN THE SUBDUCTIONOF THE CHINESECONTINENTAL MARGIN Bressers, Cathleen*; Lewis, Jonathan: ANALOGMODELING CENTRAL RANGE, TAIWANCENTRAL COINCIDENT WITH NORMALFAULTING, SOUTHERN Berry, Allison*; Lewis, Jonathan: HIGHUPLIFTRATES EOCENE TECTONIC EVENTINQIKOU SAG OFBOHAIBASIN Zhang, Dongdong*; Liu,Chiyang; Wang, Jianqiang: LATE- PALEOGENE INDONGYINGSAG, EASTERNCHINA WATER LAKEOFMIDDLESHA3FORMATION DURING Liu, Shengxin; Hao, Bing; Sun,Ningliang: THEULTRA DEEP- Zhong, Jianhua*; Li, Yong; Ni,Liangtian; Shao, Zhufu; Chen,Bin; FIELD INXINJIANG, CHINA FRACTURES SYETEMSIN THE DISTRICT4OF TAHE OIL- VALLEY, CALIFORNIA SESSION NO. 46
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RESERVOIRS IN THE CEMBERLITAS OIL FIELD, 47-4 426 Levander, Alan*; Oncken, Onno; Niu, Fenglin: THE GLACIAL SOUTHEASTERN TURKEY BUZZSAW, ISOSTASY, AND GLOBAL CRUSTAL MODELS 46-33 411 Frieman, Ben M.*; Kuiper, Yvette D.; Monecke, Thomas; 47-5 427 Stockman, Morgan*; Polun, Sean G.; Gomez, Francisco; Kelly, Nigel M.: STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS AND Tesfaye, Samson: NEOTECTONIC AND SEISMOTECTONIC DISTRIBUTION OF STRAIN ASSOCIATED WITH DEXTRAL ASSESSMENT OF THE 1961 KARA KORE EARTHQUAKE IN TRANSPRESSION ALONG THE LARDER LAKE-CADILLAC THE MARGINAL GRABENS OF THE AFAR RIFT (ETHIOPIA) DEFORMATION ZONE IN THE SOUTHERN ABITIBI 47-6 428 Liu, Yiduo A.*; Murphy, Michael A.; van Wijk, Jolante W.; Cannon, SUBPROVINCE, CANADA John Matt; Snow, Jonathan E.; Anderson, Peter Z.; Yao, Yao: 46-34 412 Gaschot, Bertrand*; Craddock, John P.; Malone, David H.: ORIGIN OF LATE CRETACEOUS IGNEOUS ACTIVITY IN THE MAGNETIC FABRICS IN AN EOCENE ANDESITIC DIKE, NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO BASIN UPPER PLATE, HEART MOUNTAIN SLIDE, WY 47-7 429 Noda, Atsushi*: FOREARC BASINS: TYPES, GEOMETRIES, 46-35 413 Mejia Hernandez, Maria Carolina*: THE EASTERN AND RELATIONSHIPS TO SUBDUCTION ZONE DYNAMICS CORDILLERA IS A COMPLEXLY DEFORMED FOLD-THRUST 47-8 430 Hickcox, Kelly*; Horrell, David; Polun, Sean G.; Tesfaye, Samson; BELT WHICH WAS UPLIFTED AND EXHUMED FROM THE Gomez, Francisco: RATES OF SURFICIAL AND TECTONIC OLIGOCENE TO PRESENT AGE PROCESSES IN THE AFAR RIFT (ETHIOPIA) BASED ON 46-36 414 Mazzitelli, Manuela Amelia*; Mahoney, Brian J.; Balgord, REBOUND TEST HAMMER MEASUREMENTS AND ROCK Elizabeth; Giambiagi, Laura B.; Kimbrough, Dave; Lossada, WEATHERING Ana Clara; McCann, Chaz: EVOLUTION OF THE MANANTIALES 47-9 431 Jirón, Rebecca L.*; Burbank, Douglas W.; Strecker, Manfred R.; BASIN, SAN JUAN, ARGENTINA: CONSTRAINING MIOCENE Alonso, Ricardo N.: NEOGENE TO QUATERNARY OROGENIC PATTERNS IN THE SOUTH-CENTRAL ANDES DEFORMATION AND INTERMONTANE BASIN EVOLUTION IN 46-37 415 Lapadat, Ioan Alexandru*; Imber, Jonathan; Yielding, Graham; THE HUMAHUACA BASIN, EASTERN CORDILLERA OF THE Iacopini, David; McCaffrey, Ken; Long, Jonathan; Jones, CENTRAL ANDES, NW ARGENTINA (23.5°S) Richard R.: OCCURRENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF NORMAL 47-10 432 Horrell, David*; Polun, Sean G.; Hickcox, Kelly; Stockman, FAULT-RELATED FOLDS WITHIN A HETEROGENEOUS Morgan; Bedassa, Gemechu; Tesfaye, Samson; Gomez, SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCE: A CASE STUDY FROM INNER Francisco: CONSTRAINTS ON TIMING OF FAULT INITIATION IN MORAY FIRTH, OFFSHORE SCOTLAND THE AFAR RIFT (ETHIOPIA) USING FLUVIAL INCISION AND 46-38 416 Sapiie, Benyamin*; Kurniawan, Ade; Pamumpuni, Astyka; Danil, TCN DATING Dicky; Gunawan, Indra: NEW INSIGHT OF STRUCTURAL 47-11 433 Kedenburg, Michael*; Sadove, Gephen; Ramírez S, Diego A.; EVOLUTION OF THE TIMOR ISLAND AND AUSTRALIAN Foster, David A.; Montes, Camilo: TECTONIC EVOLUTION CONTINENTAL MARGIN OF THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA: THERMOCHRONOLOGIC 46-39 417 Zhang, Huining*; Eckert, Andreas: FLUID FLOW THROUGH EVIDENCE FOR LATE MIOCENE ISTHMUS UPLIFT FROM JOINTED DEFORMATION BANDS CENOZOIC SEDIMENTS, SOUTHWESTERN PANAMA 46-40 418 Basnet, Shiva*; Mitra, Shankar: CONTROLS OF PRE-EXISTING 47-12 434 Liu, Xiaobing*; Wen, Zhixin; Zhang, Guangya; WANG, Zhaoming; NORMAL FAULTS ON THE GEOMETRY AND LOCATION OF Song, Chengpeng: STRUCTURE, SEDIMENTATION AND THRUST FAULTS IN FOLD-THRUST BELTS HYDROCARBON ACCUMULATION OF THE NEO-TETHYS 46-41 419 Borhara, Krishna*; Onasch, Charles M.: ASSESSING THE ROLE PASSIVE MARGIN BASINS: EXAMPLES OF THE GIANT OF SILICA GEL AS A FAULT WEAKENING MECHANISM IN GAS FIELDS FROM (ULTRA-)DEEP-WATER EASTERN THE TUSCARORA SANDSTONE MEDITERRANEAN AND EAST AFRICA 46-42 420 Abbuhl, Brittany M.*; Cronin, Vincent S.: INEXPENSIVE 47-13 435 Chicangana, German E.*; Vargas-Jimenez, Carlos Alberto; PHYSICAL MODEL OF ELASTIC DEFORMATION AROUND A Mora - Paez, Hector: THE SEISMICITY OF THE ALGECIRAS STRIKE-SLIP FAULT FAULT SYSTEM, SOUTHWESTERN COLOMBIA 46-43 421 Andrea, Ross A.*; Murphy, Michael A.; Liu, Yiduo A.: FRACTURE 47-14 436 Xue, Liang*; Abdelsalam, Mohamed: REVIEW OF INTENSITY, FREQUENCY, AND PERMEABILITY OF A GEOMORPHOLOGIC PROXIES FOR UPLIFT ON FLUVIAL NORMAL FAULT SPLAY SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY FROM THE RWENZORI MOUNTAINS, THE EAST AFRICAN RIFT SYSTEM 46-44 422 Brink-Roby, David*; Mitra, Gautam; Yonkee, Adolph; Evans, Mark A.: CHARACTERIZING THE REGIONAL FLUID-FLOW 47-15 437 Ramos Arias, Sr., Mario Alfredo*; Centeno-García, Elena; SYSTEM OF THE WYOMING SALIENT, SEVIER FOLD-THRUST Ortega Obregón, Carlos; Solari Lovati, Luigi: U-PB BELT GEOCHRONOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ABOUT ASSEMBLAGE AND DISMEMBERING CYCLE AT WESTERN OF PANGEA: SESSION NO. 47 TEZIUTLÁN MASSIF, PUEBLA, MÉXICO, AT EASTERN OAXAQUIA MICROCONTINENT Tectonics/Tectonophysics (Posters) 47-16 438 Flynn, Helen Flynn*; Gani, Nahid D.: UNDERSTANDING FAULT 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall ZONE ARCHITECTURE AND PERMEABILITY STRUCTURES Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM IN A RIFT SETTING: NORMAL FAULTS FROM THE ETHIOPIAN Booth # PLATEAU, EAST AFRICAN RIFT SYSTEM 47-1 423 Mana, Sara*; Beck, Catherine C.: TECTONOMAGMATIC 47-17 439 Cavallotti, C.J.*; Lewis, J.C.: ANALYSIS OF FOCAL MECHANISM EVOLUTION OF THE EAST AFRICAN RIFT SYSTEM AS SOLUTIONS TO INVESTIGATE AN APPARENT ASEISMIC DOCUMENTED IN WEST TURKANA, KENYA ZONE BENEATH THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RANGE, TAIWAN 47-2 424 Montesi, Laurent*: RELATION BETWEEN VOLCANISM AND 47-18 440 Gani, Nahid D.*; Neupane, Prabhat C.: SURFACE RESPONSE TO RIFT SEGMENT IN THE EAST AFRICAN RIFT: INSIGHTS DYNAMIC TOPOGRAPHY WITHIN THE ETHIOPIAN PLATEAU, FROM A COMPARISON WITH ULTRASLOW OCEANIC RIDGES EAST AFRICAN RIFT SYSTEM 47-3 425 Contreras, Juan*; Suter, Max: A MECHANICAL STABILITY 47-19 441 Anderson, Thomas H.*: THE JURASSIC (170-150 MA) MEXICO- MODEL OF PROGRADATIONAL CARBONATE PLATFORM ALASKA MEGASHEAR, A CONTINENTAL-SCALE FAULT MARGINS UNDER TECTONIC LOADS: DEFORMATION OF BETWEEN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND ALASKA CRETACEOUS CARBONATE PLATFORMS IN THE SIERRA 47-20 442 Castillo, Bryan*; Emry, Erica; Nyblade, Andrew A.; Durrheim, MADRE ORIENTAL FOLD-THRUST BELT (EAST-CENTRAL Raymond; Raveloson, Andriamiranto: STRUCTURE UNDER THE MEXICO) BUSHVELD COMPLEX, SOUTH AFRICA FROM RECEIVER FUNCTIONS
168 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 47-34 47-33 47-32 47-31 47-30 47-29 47-28 47-27 47-26 47-25 47-24 47-23 47-22 47-21 456 455 454 453 452 451 450 449 448 447 446 445 444 443 THERMOCHRONOLOGY QUANTITATIVE GEOMORPHICANALYSIS ANDDETRITAL BASIN, NEPAL, HIMALAYA: ANINTEGRATION OF AND EXHUMATION OF THE SIWALIK FORELAND BETWEEN TECTONICS, TOPOGRAPHYLINK THE Bhattarai, Indu*; Gani,NahidD.; Meservy, Cody: REVEALING 216.8MA INEASTQINLINGMOUNTAINS, CHINA RELICS OF7.0MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE OCCURREDIN Chen, Zhigeng*; Chen,Mo: THE VISIBLE EARTHQUAKE FOCAL CONTINENTAL MARGIN OFFSHORE CRUSTAL STRUCTURE AT SOUTHCHINASEA MODULATED EROSION ANDSEDIMENTFLUXCONTROL Clift, Peter D.*; Brune,Sascha; Quinteros, Javier: CLIMATE MARGIN OFNORTH CHINAPLATFORM DEEP SEISMICREFLECTIONPROFILE ALONGNORTHERN Jiang, Tao*; Xu,Xuechun; Zheng,Changqing: STUDY ON SINOPROBE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Lu, Pengyu*; Huang,Danian: CURRENTSTATUS OF RESOLUTION TOPOGRAPHY? HISTORIC AERIALPHOTOGRAPHS ANDMODERNHIGH- INTERSEISMIC STRAINACCUMULATION SIGNALSFROM Rohrer, SeanM.*; Bemis, SeanP.:EXTRACT CANWE XINGCHENG AREAOF THE WESTERN LIAONING PROVINCE INTERPRET THE DEEPSEISMICREFLECTIONPROFILE IN Qin, Pengbo*; Huang,Danian: COMBINEGRAVITY DATA TO CYCLE WITH MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SCALING THE SEDIMENTARY RESPONSE THROUGH THE OROGENIC Spencer, J.*; Christopher L.: Christopher Kirkland, VISUALIZING CORDILLERA-COLOMBIA OF CENOZOICUPLIFTIN THE NORTHWESTERN CENTRAL THERMOCHRONOLOGIC ANDGEOMORPHICCONSTRAINS Isabel; Maria Marin-Ceron, Kamenov, GeorgeD.; Botero, Manuela: Cesar; Foster, David A.; Min, Kyoungwon; Matthias; Bernet, Santiago*;Noriega, Restrepo-Moreno, SergioA.; Vinasco, USING BODY ANDSURFACE WAVES STRUCTURE OFMADAGASCAR: ASYNTHESISOFSTUDIES Sy Rambolamanana, Gerard; Rakotondraibe, Tsiriandrimanana; Wiens, Douglas; Nyblade, Andrew A.; Shore, Patrick; Wysession, MichaelE.*; Pratt, Martin; Aleqabi,Ghassan; BETWEEN CENTRALANDSOUTHAMERICA? AND DEVELOPMENTOFAMAJORFLUVIALCONNECTION CLOSURE OF THE CENTRALAMERICANSEAWAY (CAS) SEQUENCES INNORTHERN COLOMBIAREALLY IMPLY FULL ZIRCON GRAINSFROM MIOCENESEDIMENTARY Parra, LuisN.: DOU/PBAGE DISTRIBUTIONS ONDETRITAL Foster, David A.; Isabel; Maria Marin-Ceron, Min,Kyoungwon; Restrepo-Moreno, SergioA.*; Matthias; Bernet, Vinasco, Cesar; ZONE, NW TURKEY ZONE, EVOLUTION OFPALAEOZOIC SEQUENCE INISTANBUL Şengör, A.M. Celãl: STRUCTURAL FEATURES AND TECTONIC Ülgen, SemihCan*; Lom,Nalan; Sunal,Gursel; Natalin,Boris; APPROACH ONCRETACEOUS ANDPERMIANINTRUSIVES (NORTHERN ANDES): A THERMOCHRONOLOGY ANALYSES BLOCKS ADJACENT TO ANTIOQUEÑO PLATEAU RESPONSE (UPLIFT/EXHUMATION) OFLITHO-TECTONIC Restrepo-Moreno, SergioA.; Weber, Marion: MORPHOTECTONIC Carrillo, N. Alejandra*; LuisaF; Carvajal, Gomez,Jeferson; GEOGRAPHIC REGION? A MAJOROROGRAPHIC BARRIER AND THE CHOCOBIO- BASINS (NORTHERN ANDES, COLOMBIA): THE BIRTH OF WESTERN CORDILLERAANDASSOCIATED SEDIMENTARY AND PALEO-ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTSFROM THE Isabel;Maria Kamenov, GeorgeD.: NEWTHERMOTECTONIC Barbosa-Espitia, ÁngelAntonio; Matthias; Bernet, Marin-Ceron, Diego F; Flores, José-Abel; Trejos, RaúlA; Foster, David A; Pardo-Trujillo, Andres*; Restrepo-Moreno, SergioA.; Vallejo, Tanjona ny Andriampenomanana Ony, Fenitra: THESEISMIC 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 47-49 47-48 47-47 47-46 47-45 47-44 47-43 47-42 47-41 47-40 47-39 47-38 47-37 47-36 47-35 471 470 469 468 467 466 465 464 463 462 461 460 459 458 457 DEFORMATION ACROSS THE EASTERN MONOBASIN, Castillo, Geno; Lemen, Daren; Pluhar, J.: Christopher Petronis, Michael*; Trevino, Sarah F.; Gordon,Logan; (CENTRAL CALIFORNIA) PENDANTS IN THE WESTERN SIERRANEVADA FOOTHILLS ALLOCHTHON (NORTHERN NEVADA) WITH METAMORPHIC DETRITAL ZIRCONPOPULATIONS OF THE GOLCONDA Chen, NancyM.*; Clemens-Knott,Diane: COMPARISON OF MA SARATOGA OROGENY BECK SPRINGDOLOMITEMOUNTAINS AND THE CA. 740-717 Smith, EmilyF.*; Nelson,Lyle L.; Macdonald,Francis A.: THE RANGE SUTUREZONE MACLAREN GLACIER METAMORPHIC BELT, ALASKA TIMING OFPROGRADE METAMORPHISM WITHIN THE Kenneth D.: DETRITAL ZIRCONCONSTRAINTSON THE Link, BenjaminJ.*; Andronicos,L.; Christopher Ridgway, BATHOLITHS INSOUTHWESTERNMONTANA OF EXHUMATION OF THE BOULDERAND PIONEER Pignotta, Geoffrey*; Mahoney, J. Brian: TIMINGANDRATE INTRACRATONIC DEFORMATION MOUNTAINS, NEWMEXICO: EVIDENCEFORPARTITIONED GA GRANITESIN THE SOUTHERNSANGREDECRISTO Danielle: CONTRASTINGSTRUCTURAL SETTINGFOR1.4 Lindline, Jennifer*; Bosbyshell, Howell; Romero, Andrew; Cedillo, BUENA VISTA INTRUSION, NORTH-CENTRAL NEWMEXICO SUSCEPTIBILITY, ANDGEOCHRONOLOGIC DATA FROM THE William: PALEOMAGNETIC, ANISOTROPY OFMAGNETIC Zebrowski, J.P.; McCarthy, William; Lemen,Daren; McIntosh, Petronis, Michael*; Castillo, Geno; Lindline, Jennifer; CEMENT CLUMPED ISOTOPE ANALYSES OFSYNTECTONIC CALCITE IN THE RIOGRANDERIFT: INSIGHTSFROM C, O, SR, AND TECTONIC CONTROLS ONFAULT-ZONE FLOW PATHWAYS L.;Beard, Brian M.; Johnson,Clark Huntington,Katharine W.: Williams, Randolph T.*; Goodwin,LaurelB.; Mozley, Peter S.; REGIONAL EXTENTINCOLORADO, USA FROM NEOPROTEROZOIC-CAMBRIAN SANDSTONES OF ILLUMINATED BYDETRITAL ZIRCONAGE SPECTRA BREAKUP STRUCTURES ANDPALEOGEOGRAPHY, Cadow, Charlotte: LAURENTIA INTRACONTINENTAL Shatford, Sally*; Siddoway, Christine; Perez, Sergio; UPSTATE NY SANDSTONE AND THE POUGHQUAG QUARTZITE IN OF LAURENTIA: ACOMPARISON OF THE POTSDAM CAMBRIAN SEDIMENTSON THE PASSIVE MARGIN Jaret, Steven J.*; Rasbury, Troy:OF THE PROVENANCE AN ACCRETED TACONIC ARC SOUTHERNMOST APPALACHIANS, EASTERNALABAMA: Joshua J.: U-PBAGES FROM THE DADEVILLE COMPLEX, VanDervoort, DaneS.*; G.; Steltenpohl,Mark Schwartz, BATHOLITH, SWENGLAND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE GRANITESOF THE CORNUBIAN Lancaster, Penelope J.; Shail,RobinK.: U-PBLA-ICPMSZIRCON Neace, R.*; Erika Nance, R. Damian; Murphy, J. Brendan; SW SWEDEN SEGMENT IN THE BUA AREA, SVECONORWEGIAN OROGEN, SECTION OF THE MYLONITEZONEAND THE EASTERN STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SOUTHERN Pinan Llamas, Aranzazu*; Möller, Charlotte; Andersson,Jenny: NEOGENE SEAWATER EVOLUTION HIMALAYA OFNORTHWEST INDIAANDIMPLICATIONS FOR CONSTRAINTS ON THE EXHUMATION OF THE LESSER (U-TH)/HE THERMOCHRONOMETRICPaul M.: ZIRCON Birendra P.; Webb, A. Alexander G.; Hughes, NigelC.; Myrow, Colleps, CodyL.*; McKenzie, N. Ryan; Stockli, DanielF.; Singh, EARTHQUAKE TIBET SIDEINDUCEDBY THE 2015GORKLANEPAL Yang, Shaomin*: COSEISMICDISPLACEMENTS IN THE SESSION NO. 47
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ADOBE HILLS, CALIFORNIA REVEALED VIA PRELIMINARY 49-4 483 Lian, Dongyang*; Yang, Jingsui; Dilek, Yildirim; Robinson, Paul T.; PALEOMAGNETIC DATA Wu, Weiwei; Wang, Yunpeng; Liu, Fei; Ding, Yi: DIAMONDS 47-50 472 Vogl, James J.*; Foster, David A.: ALONG-STRIKE AND MOISSANITE FROM THE ALADAG OPHIOLITE OF THE DIFFERENCES IN RATES OF EARLY EOCENE CORE EASTERN TAURIDE BELT, SOUTHERN TURKEY: A FIRST COMPLEX DEVELOPMENT IN THE WESTERN NORTH REPORT AMERICAN CORDILLERA AND POTENTIAL GEODYNAMIC 49-5 484 Jie, Huang*; Jingsui, Yang; Cong, Zhang: METAMORPHIC CONTROLS EVOLUTION OF ECLOGITE FROM SUMDO [1]LAHSA BLOCK OF TIBETAN PLATEAU:PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN SESSION NO. 48 NCKMNFMASHTO SYSTEM T3. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Comparative Studies 49-6 485 Zhao, Hui*; Yang, Jing-Sui; Liu, Fei; Xiong, Fahui; Zhang, Lan: of Accretionary Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, GEOCHEMISTRY AND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE SAGA North American Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts (GSA ALKALINE BASALT IN SOUTHERN TIBET Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, 49-7 486 Lei, Kang*; Pei-xi, Xiao; Hui-bo, Zhao: MELT-CRYSTAL Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) INTERACTION DURING CRUST-MANTLE MAGMA MIXING: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall THE ZIRCON U-PB, HF-O ISOTOPE AND MINERAL Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM MICROANALYSIS OF GRANITOIDS AND MAFIC ENCLAVES Booth # IN KARAMAY PLUTON, WEST JUNGGAR, NW CHINA
48-1 473 Long, Sr., Xiaoping*; Sun, Min; Yuan, Chao; Xiao, Wenjiao; SESSION NO. 50 Kröner, Alfred: TECTONIC AFFINITY OF THE ALTAI-MONGOLIA TERRANE IN THE CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT T8. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Supercontinents In Earth’s History: New Perspectives from Precambrian Geology of 48-2 474 Zhang, Hui*; Peng, Chenglong: THE EVOLUTION OF THE Asia and North America NW-TRENDING SECTION OF THE SHUICHENG-ZIYUN AULACOGEN IN GUIZHOU PROVINCE, CHINA 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 48-3 475 Dai, Chuangu*; Chen, Jianshu; Wang, Min; Zhang, Hui: THE Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM GEOLOGICAL EVOLUTION AND TECTONIC DIVISIONS Booth # OF THE SOUTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE JIANGNAN 50-1 487 Houlihan, Emily*; Runkel, Anthony; Feinberg, Joshua M.; Cowan, OROGEN IN SOUTH CHINA Clinton A.; Titus, Sarah: PALEOMAGNETIC AGE CONSTRAINTS 48-4 476 Riggs, Nancy R.*; Cecil, M. Robinson; Stone, Paul; Stevens, OF MID-CONTINENT RIFT STRATA, NORTHERN MINNESOTA Calvin H.; Sanchez, Taylor B.: PERMIAN ARC MAGMATISM 50-2 488 Katusin, Karastin Daun*; Meert, Joseph G.; Sinha, Anup K.; AND ITS DETRITAL RECORD IN SOUTHWEST LAURENTIA Pandit, M.K.: PROTEROZOIC PENINSULAR INDIA: NORTH- 48-5 477 Coons, Joseph R.*; Chapman, Alan D.: STRUCTURAL AND SOUTH INDIA COLLISION U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS 50-3 489 Wu, Sr., Weiping*; Yang, Cai; Tao, Ma; Ting, Dong; Zheng, Wu; ON THE ORIGIN OF THE CONDREY MOUNTAIN SCHIST, Shuangqing, Zhan: GEOCHRONOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK AND CALIFORNIA - OREGON TECTONIC BACKGROUND OF GRANITES IN SOUTHERN 48-6 478 Stübner, Konstanze*; Drost, Kerstin; Ehlers, Todd A.; Böhme, MARGIN (ANHUI AREA) OF THE NORTH CHINA BLOCK Madelaine: DIACHRONOUS CENOZOIC EXTENSION AND 50-4 490 Weiping, Wu*; Yang, Cai; Tao, Ma; Ting, Dong; Zheng, Wu; RIFT-BASIN FORMATION IN THE SOUTHERN BALKANS Shuangqing, Zhan: THE GEOCHRONOLOGY AND ITS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE PIRIN MTS. AND SANDANSKI BASIN, TECTONIC SIGNIFICANCE OF QINYANG-JIUHUASHAN SW BULGARIA COMPLEX GRANITE, ANHUI PROVINCE, CHINA 48-7 479 McPhee, Peter J.*: THE FIRST OROGEN-SCALE CROSS 50-5 491 Murphy, J. Brendan*; Shellnutt, J. Gregory: FROM GONDWANA SECTION OF THE WESTERN TAURIDES FOLD-THRUST BELT, TO PANGEA: GENESIS OF WEST AVALONIAN SILICIC SOUTHERN TURKEY IGNEOUS ROCKS FROM NEOPROTEROZOIC TO LATE ORDOVICIAN BY REPEATED PARTIAL MELTING OF THE SESSION NO. 49 LOWER CRUST T4. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Diamonds, Zircons and 50-6 492 Kang, Ji-Hoon*; Lee, Deok-Seon; Noh, Sin Young; Jeong, Jin-Woo; Native Elements in the Mantle: New Discoveries and Models on Koh, Sang-Mo; Hayasaka, Yasutaka: SOURCE AND RELATIVE the Properties and Petrogenesis of Oceanic Mantle Lithosphere AGE OF REE MINERALIZATION IN THE CHUNGJU-GOESAN (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology AREA, NORTHWESTERN OGCHEON RIFT BASIN, KOREA Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; MSA 50-7 493 Mitchell, Ria L.*; Sheldon, Nathan D.: SEDIMENTARY Mineral Physics; GSA Geophysics Division; Mineralogical Society PROVENANCE AND WEATHERING PROCESSES IN THE of America; Geochemical Society) 1.1 GA MIDCONTINENTAL RIFT OF THE KEWEENAW 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall PENINSULA, MICHIGAN, USA Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Booth # 49-1 480 Alparslan, Gözde*; Dilek, Yildirim: STRUCTURAL AFTERNOON ORAL ARCHITECTURE OF A LATE TRIASSIC - EARLY JURASSIC, SEA OF JAPAN TYPE BACKARC BASIN OCEANIC TECHNICAL SESSIONS LITHOSPHERE IN THE CENTRAL PONTIDES (ANATOLIA) 49-2 481 Stewart, E.M.*; Baxter, Ethan F.: ONSET OF GRAMPIAN SESSION NO. 51 OROGENESIS CONSTRAINED BY HIGH PRECISION SM-ND Recent Advances in Hydrogeology II GARNET AGE OF THE BALLANTRAE OPHIOLITE 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 331/332 49-3 482 Wu, Weiwei*; Yang, Jing-Sui; Chen, Songyong; Lian, Dongyang; Liu, Fei; Zhang, Cai; Zhao, Yijue; Wu, Yong: PETROLOGY, Sam Earman and Daniel J. Goode, Presiding GEOCHEMISTRY AND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF GABBROS 51-1 1:30 PM Corley, Megan*; Forte, Jenna; Mutiti, Samuel: FROM THE SHIQUANHE OPHIOLITIC MÉLANGE, WESTERN MOBILIZATION AND TRANSLOCATION OF TIBET: IMPLICATIONS FOR AN INTRA-OCEANIC SUBSURFACE LEAD BY TITHONIA ROTUNDIFOLIA SUBDUCTION ZONE WITHIN THE NEO-TETHYAN OCEAN 51-2 1:45 PM Tembo, Mutande K.*; Mutiti, Samuel: ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS ON THE WATER QUALITY OF THE KAFUE
170 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 52-3 52-2 52-1 Jane A. Gilottiand Yong-Fei Zheng,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room349/350 Geochemical Society) Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; and Tectonics Division; MineralogicalSocietyofAmerica; GSA and Ultrahigh-PressureMetamorphism(GSAStructuralGeology T2. Bridging Two Continents: Advances inCrustalSubduction SESSION NO. 52 51-13 51-12 51-11 51-10 51-9 51-8 51-7 51-6 51-5 51-4 51-3 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM WATER HYACINTH (EICHHORNIACRASSIPES)WEED RIVER ANDITSROLE IN THE PROLIFERATION OF THE METAMORPHISM DOCUMENTED IN TI-CHONDRODITE- Padrón-Navarta, JoséAlberto; Chen,Jing: UHP Shen, Tingting*; Zhang,Lifei; Jörg; Hermann, Wu, Fu-Yuan; TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS OF HYDROUS MINERALS INSUBDUCTIONCHANNEL: Zhang, Junfeng*; Liu, Wenlong; Shi,Feng: DEFORMATION EVOLUTION OFCENOZOIC(U)HP TERRANES Paul G.; Webb,4-D Laura E.: DECIPHERINGTHE Baldwin, SuzanneL.*; Malusà,MarcoG.; Fitzgerald, AL-SHARQYA CASESTUDY GROUNDWATER DYNAMIC INFOSSIL AQUIFERS: MOISTURE ANDITSIMPLICATION INUNDERSTANDING Avouac, Jean-Philippe: TRENDANALYSIS OFSOIL Al-Maktoumi, Ali; Jonathan; Normand, Scabbia, Giovanni; Imane*;Sebari, Rouchdi,Mohamed; Heggy, Essam; ALUMINOSILICATES DYNAMICS ANDREACTIVITY OFGROUNDWATER IN METHOD TO EXPIREPORE SCALE WATER MULTIPOLE MODEL-ANEWCOMPUTATIONAL Wander, Matthew C.F.*; Bickmore, R.: Barry THEVALENCE PROCESSES WATER MOVEMENT ANDGROUNDWATER RECHARGE CAPILLARY SAMPLERS(PCAPS) TO EXAMINESOIL Sam*:Earman, USEOFDEEP(ANDSHALLOW) PASSIVE WITHDRAWAL FOOTPRINTS AT THE SUB-BASIN SCALE Goode, DanielJ.*: MAPPINGGROUNDWATER PROCESSING GROUNDWATER FLOW ANDITS IMPACTS ONCARBON Bethany T.; Kling,George W.: CONTROLS ONARCTIC OConnor, Michael*; Cardenas, M. Bayani; Neilson, PRESSURE COLD-WATER GEYSERUSING TOTAL DISSOLVED GAS Ladd, Bethany*; Ryan, M. Cathy: INSIGHTSINTO A PROCESSES OFNEWENGLAND VERNAL POOLS TEMPORAL ASSESSMENTOFHYDROLOGIC Straka, Kelli M.*; Reeve, Andrew S.: SPATIAL AND BREAK COUNTY, NEW RESIDENTS IN FLOODAFFECTEDAREAQUEENS EDUCATION ANDOUTREACH EFFORTS OF APPROACHNOBLE TO TAILORSURVEY:A THE Sasha; Mariel; Suriel, Dhar, Ratan: STORMWATER Joseph; Das, Urmi; Natifa; Griffith, Halm, Kofi; Heralall, Salam, Monia*; Brown, Leroy; Aslam,Khadija; Agbato, FORMATION, SOUTHEASTUTAH FLOW: ANEXAMPLEFROM THE MORRISON AFFECTS OF VERTEBRATE BURROWS ONFLUID Raisanen, DerekC.W.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: POTENTIAL APTIAN-ALBIAN GLENROSE LIMESTONE WITHIN ACARBONATE PLATFORM SYSTEM: THE BIOTURBATION-INFLUENCED FLUIDPATHWAYS Golab, James A.*; AllanKoehl; Clark, Hasiotis, Stephen DISPERSIONS DEGRADATION INPYRITE-CHALCOPYRITE RADICAL FORMATION AND TRICHRLOROETHYLENE Kaur, Jasmeet*; A.: Schoonen,Martin HYDROXYL YORK CITY 1–4 November • T.:
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 52-7 52-6 52-5 52-4 53-3 53-2 53-1 Stephan A. Graham andXiaoqiao Wan, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room347/348 America and North Cretaceous GreenhouseStates: Comparison betweenEastAsia T6. Bridging Two Continents: Mid-LatitudeClimateduring SESSION NO. 53 52-15 52-14 52-13 52-12 52-11 52-10 52-9 52-8 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM PM 4:30 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM RELATEDH WITH METAMORPHIC DIAMONDSAND THEIR FORMATIONS Kunihiko: DIVERSITYOF THE KOKCHETAV Ogasawara, Yoshihide*; Shimizu,Rentaro; Sakamaki, DIORITIC GNEISSFROM THE SULUOROGEN METAMORPHIC FLUIDSINULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE GEOCHEMISTRY RECORDS THE ACTION OF Chen, Yi-Xiang*; Zhou,Kun; Zheng, Yong-Fei: GARNET ZIRCON FROM HP/UHPMETAPELITES DISSOLUTION-REPRECIPITATION REACTIONS IN Peterman, EmilyM.*; Snoeyenbos, David R.: ATYPICAL MASSACHUSETTS ANDEASTERNGREECE GARNET FROM METAPELITIC SCHISTSOF WESTERN Snoeyenbos, David*; Peterman, EmilyM.: PHOSPHATIC FROM SOUTHWESTERN TIANSHAN, CHINA SERPENTINITES AND TI-CLINOHUMITE-BEARING ISOTOPE PALEOTHERMOMETER WESTERN INTERIORSEAWAY USING THE CLUMPED A FRESHLOOK: SALINITYAND TEMPERATURE OF THE Meyer, Kyle W.; Lohmann,Kyger C; Poulsen, J.: Christopher Petersen, Sierra V.*; Tabor, Clay R.; Carpenter, ScottJ.; SEAWAY DURING THE CONIACIAN-SANTONIAN CANADIAN BASIN OF THE WESTERN INTERIOR BURIAL ANDBOTTOM WATER REDOX IN THE Schroder-Adams, Claudia; Elderbak,Khalifa: CARBON Tessin, Allyson*; Hendy, Ingrid; Sheldon, NathanD.; INTERIOR BASIN FORGLOBAL CORRELATION WESTERN FROMCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY THE LATE CRETACEOUS CARBONATE CARBONISOTOPE Jones, Matthew M.*; Sageman,Bradley B.: A15-MYR COLLISION FROM OCEANICSUBDUCTION TO CONTINENTAL RECORD THETECTONIC TRANSITION ECLOGITES Zheng, Yong-Fei*; Zhou,Li-Gang; Xia,Qiong-Xia: SUBDUCTION ZONES THE CRUST-MANTLE INTERACTION INCONTINENTAL Zhao, Zi-Fu*; Dai,Li-Qun; Zheng, Yong-Fei:OF TWO TYPES CRUST AND CONCENTRATION OF THE INDIANCONTINENTAL Shihong, Sr., Tian*: LITHIUMISOTOPIC COMPOSITION ORLICA-SNIEZNIK DOME(BOHEMIANMASSIF) FROM MELT INCLUSIONSINFELSICGRANULITES, KOKCHETAVITE ANDCRISTOBALITE CRYSTALLIZED Patrick J.; Wunder, B.: SIGNIFICANCEOFKUMDYKOLITE, Ferrero, Silvio*; A.; Ziemann,Martin Angel,RossJ.; O’ Brien, FROM ERZGEBIRGEINCENTRALEUROPE PETROLOGICAL CONSTRAINTSFROM UHPECLOGITE AND SILICATE MELTS INDEEPSUBDUCTIONZONE: Chen, Ren-Xu*; Li,Kun; Zheng, Yong-Fei: CARBONATE FROM THE NORTH-EAST GREENLANDCALEDONIDES MELTING OFULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE ECLOGITES Foster, Jr., Charles T.; Ferrando, Simona: PARTIAL Cao, Wentao*; Gilotti,Jane A.; Massonne, Hans-Joachim; IN HIGH-ANDULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE ECLOGITES Wei, Chunjing*: MODELLINGOF THE PHASERELATIONS DABIE TERRANE, CHINA- METAMORPHIC ROCKS -ANEXAMPLEFROM THE Chin-Ho: CONTAMINATION OFDIAMONDS INUHP Liou, J.G.*; Ogasawara, Yoshihide; Igarashi, Mina; Tsai, 2 O-RICH FLUIDCONDITIONS SESSION NO. 53
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53-4 2:15 PM Lowery, Christopher M.*; Leckie, R. Mark: TEMPORAL SESSION NO. 54 AND GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF ANOXIA IN THE T29. Restoring the Nation’s Largest Estuary: Lessons Learned HEMI-PELAGIC CARBONATES OF THE TURONIAN- from Efforts to Address Changes in Water Quality and Ecosystem CAMPANIAN NIOBRARA FORMATION, U.S. WESTERN Structure and Function within the Context of Landscape Change INTERIOR and Climate Variability in the Chesapeake Bay and Its Watershed 53-5 2:30 PM Leckie, R. Mark*; Elderbak, Khalifa; Lowery, Christopher M.; (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Parker, Amanda L.: PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AND GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES OF THE Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) CENOMANIAN/TURONIAN BOUNDARY INTERVAL 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 (94-93 MA): THE RECORD OF OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENT 2 IN THE WESTERN INTERIOR SEA Christopher P. Carlson, Scott W. Phillips, Joel D. Blomquist, Lewis C. Linker and William C. Dennison, Presiding 53-6 2:45 PM Fricke, Henry*; Montellano Ballesteros, Marisol; Wilson, Gregory P.; Sewall, Jacob O.; Sertich, Joseph; Fastovsky, 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS David E.: LOOKING OVER THE LATE CRETACEOUS 54-1 1:40 PM Phillips, Scott W.*; Dennison, William C.: NEW INSIGHTS CORDILLERA: A COMPARISON OF STABLE ISOTOPE IN RESTORING THE NATION’S LARGEST ESTUARY: RECORDS AND CLIMATE MODEL SIMULATIONS FROM SCIENCE-BASED EVIDENCE FOR WATER-QUALITY UTAH AND NEW MEXICO WITH THOSE FROM BAJA IMPROVEMENTS, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES CALIFORNIA, MEXICO IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ECOSYSTEM 53-7 3:00 PM Bhattacharya, Janok P.*: GLACIO-EUSTATIC VERSUS 54-2 1:55 PM Claggett, Sally*: FORESTS AND WATER POLICIES IN TECTONIC ORIGIN OF HIGH-FREQUENCY SEQUENCES THE CHESAPEAKE: WHERE WE STAND AND FUTURE IN THE MID-LATITUDE CRETACEOUS FORELAND PLANS BASINS OF NORTH AMERICA 54-3 2:10 PM Blomquist, Joel D.*; Moyer, Douglas L.; Keisman, 53-8 3:15 PM Singer, Brad S.*; Meyers, Stephen R.; Sageman, Jennifer L.D.; Sekellick, Andrew J.; Sweeney, Jeff: Bradley B.; Jicha, Brian R.; Condon, Daniel: IMPROVING COMPARING OBSERVED CHANGES IN NUTRIENT AND CRETACEOUS TIME SCALE UNCERTAINTIES VIA SEDIMENT FLUX TO CHESAPEAKE TRIBUTARIES WITH MULTI-COLLECTOR 40AR/39AR DATING PROCESS-BASED MODEL PREDICTIONS 53-9 3:30 PM Wang, Chengshan*; Graham, Stephan A.; Wan, Xiaoqiao; 54-4 2:25 PM Keisman, Jennifer L.D.*; Blomquist, Joel D.; Devereux, Chamberlain, C. Page; Wang, Pujun; Huang, Yongjian; Olivia; Johnston, Matthew; Lamotte, Andrew; Sekellick, Wu, Huaichun; Gao, Yuan: CONTINENTAL SCIENTIFIC Andrew J; Sweeney, Jeff: COMPARING NUTRIENT DRILLING OF CRETACEOUS SONGLIAO BASIN: INPUTS, LAND USE CHANGES, AND IMPLEMENTATION CONTINUOUS HIGH-RESOLUTION TERRESTRIAL OF BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ACROSS SPACE ARCHIVES UNDER GREENHOUSE CLIMATE AND TIME HELPS EXPLAIN CHANGES IN NUTRIENT 53-10 3:45 PM Wang, Tiantian*; Ramezani, Jahandar; Wang, Chengshan: LOADS TO CHESAPEAKE BAY HIGH-PRECISION U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGIC 54-5 2:40 PM Ator, Scott W.*; Garcia, Ana Maria: IMPROVED CONSTRAINTS ON THE LATE CRETACEOUS UNDERSTANDING OF NITROGEN FATE AND LACUSTRINE SUCCESSIONS OF THE SONGLIAO TRANSPORT IN SUPPORT OF EXPLAINING WATER- BASIN, NORTHEAST CHINA QUALITY TRENDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY 53-11 4:00 PM Chamberlain, C. Page*; Ibarra, Daniel E.; Caves, Jeremy K.; WATERSHED Gao, Yuan; Graham, Stephan A.; Wang, Chengshan: LATE 54-6 2:55 PM Zhang, Qian*; Ball, William P.; Moyer, Douglas L.: LONG- CRETACEOUS TERRESTRIAL CLIMATE RECORDED IN TERM EXPORT OF NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, AND THE SONGLIAO BASIN, CHINA SEDIMENT IN THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN: 53-12 4:15 PM Ibarra, Daniel E.*; Jones, Matthew M.; Graham, ANALYSIS OF DECADAL-SCALE TRENDS AND SUB- Stephan A.; Sageman, Bradley B.; Chamberlain, C. Page: BASIN MASS BALANCES INVESTIGATING THE CONIACIAN-SANTONIAN IN THE 54-7 3:10 PM Langland, Michael*: SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND SONGLIAO BASIN AND POSSIBLE LINKS TO OCEANIC CAPACITY CHANGE IN THREE RESERVOIRS, LOWER ANOXIC EVENT 3 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN, PENNSYLVANIA AND 53-13 4:30 PM Gao, Yuan*; Ibarra, Daniel E.; Caves, Jeremy K.; Wang, MARYLAND 1900–2012 Chengshan; Chamberlain, C. Page; Graham, Stephan A.; 54-8 3:25 PM Pizzuto, James*; Skalak, Katherine; Mahan, Shannon A.; Du, Xiaojing; Wu, Huaichun: MID-LATITUDE TERRESTRIAL Keeler, Jeremy; Karwan, Diana; Benthem, Adam: CLIMATE OF EAST ASIA LINKED TO GLOBAL CLIMATE TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING AND PREDICTING IN THE LATE CRETACEOUS: EVIDENCES FROM SUSPENDED SEDIMENT LAG TIMES IN THE STABLE ISOTOPES AND CLAY MINERALS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED SCIENTIFIC CORE IN THE SONGLIAO BASIN 54-9 3:40 PM Skalak, Katherine*; Noe, Gregory B.; Hupp, Cliff R.; 53-14 4:45 PM Suarez, Marina B.*; Suarez, Celina; You, Hailu; Benthem, Adam; Pizzuto, James; Karwan, Diana: Kirkland, James I.: THE EARLY CRETACEOUS QUANTIFYING SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES, CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND PALEOCLIMATE RATES, AND STORAGE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY RECORD OF NORTHWEST CHINA AND WESTERN WATERSHEDS NORTH AMERICA 54-10 3:55 PM Pohl, Kari*; Coles, Victoria; Hood, Raleigh; Allen, Jenny; 53-15 5:00 PM Ludvigson, Greg A.*; Gonzalez, Luis A.; Joeckel, R.M.; Wood, Bob: CHESAPEAKE BAY CLIMATE EXTREMES Möller, Andreas: TERRESTRIAL CARBONATE RECORDS AND VARIABILITY: A RECENT PAST, PRESENT, AND OF CRETACEOUS (APTIAN-ALBIAN) CARBON ISOTOPE NEAR FUTURE ANALYSIS EXCURSIONS FROM DEPOSITS IN NORTH AMERICA 54-11 4:10 PM Rice, Karen C.*; Moyer, Douglas L.: ANALYSIS OF LONG- AND CHINA TERM HYDROLOGIC RECORDS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY 53-16 5:15 PM Jagoutz, Oliver*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Royden, Leigh H.: WATERSHED LATE CRETACEOUS-EARLY EOCENE CLIMATE 54-12 4:25 PM Johnson, Zachary C*; Hitt, Nathaniel P; Snyder, Craig D: CHANGE LINKED TO TECTONIC EEVOLUTION OF MODELING THERMAL EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE NEO-TETHYAN SUBDUCTION SYSTEMS FROM LANDFORM PREDICTORS OF GROUNDWATER INFLUENCE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY HEADWATER STREAMS
172 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 55-1 Nathan Yee andClara S. Chan,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room338 Geochemical Society) (GSAGeobiology&Geomicrobiologyand AncientEarth Division; T48. Geomicrobiology: Microbes asaGeologicForce onModern SESSION NO. 55 54-15 54-14 54-13 55-12 55-11 55-10 55-9 55-8 55-7 55-6 55-5 55-4 55-3 55-2 1:30 PM 5:10 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM CO A.*;Schoonen, Martin Sahai,Nita: THEIMPORTANCE OF CHESAPEAKE BAY SCIENCECOMMUNICATIONS Enloe, Margaret*: SUCCESSES&CHALLENGESIN SCIENTISTS DEVELOPING AGLOBAL NETWORK OFMONITORING Dennison, William C.*; Phillips, Scott W.; Kelsey, Heath: CHANGE WORKSHOPS AND ITS WATERSHED THROUGH REGIONALCLIMATE INCREASING CAPACITY IN THE CHESAPEAKEBAY Patrica: MADECLEARICCECOMMUNITYPROJECT: Collard, Laura Johnson*; Little, Samuel; Harcourt, PREBIOTIC EARTH BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLINGOFSULFUR NANOPARTICLES AND THEIR ROLE ON THE Yongfeng: REACTIVITY OFELEMENTAL SULFUR Dvorski, Sabine; Schmitt-Kopplin, Philippe; Hu, Kafantaris, Fotios-Christos A.*; Gregory; Druschel, TEPIDUM ANDEXTRACELLULAR S(0)GLOBULES AND PHYSICALDYNAMICS OFCHLOROBACULUM Thomas E.; Chan,Clara S.: SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS Sabanayagam, Chandran; Tuerk, AmalieL.; Hanson, Cassandra L.*;Marnocha, Powell, Deborah H.; IRON?) WORLD IN THE SHALLOW SUBSURFACE CURTAINS REVEALADYNAMIC NITROGEN (AND Broad, Kenneth; Kakuk,Brian: FAST-GROWING SLIME Macalady, Jennifer L.*; Cardman,Zena; Schaperdoth,Irene; DIVERSITY ANDACTIVITY THE DEEPCONTINENTAL BIOSPHERE: ABUNDANCE, Stepanauskas, Ramunas; van Heerden,Esta; Borgonie, G.: Greg F.; Sherwood Lollar, Barbara; Kieft, Thomas; Onstott, Tullis*; Lau, C.Y.M.; Magnabosco, Cara; Slater, IN ANCIENTOOLITE PRESERVATION OFMOLECULARBIOSIGNATURES A MICROBIAL ROLE INOOIDFORMATION AND O’Reilly, ShaneS.*: MOLECULAREVIDENCEFOR MICROBIAL MAT CARBONATE PRECIPITATION INALAMINATED Spear, JohnR.: MICROBIAL METABOLISMS INFLUENCE Stevenson, Bradley S.; Piazza,Olivia; Corsetti,Frank A.; Johnson, HopeA.; Berelson, William M.; Stamps, Blake W.; Wilmeth, Dylan T.*; SharonL.; Grim, Krusor, Megan; FORMATION, HURONIAN SUPERGROUP, CANADA FROM THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC GORDONLAKE INDUCED SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES (MISS) Hill, CarolynM.*; Corcoran, Patricia L.: MICROBIALLY LAND IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA INGERSON LECTURE: ARCHEAN(3.35GA)LIFEON J.*:Retallack, Gregory GEOCHEMICALSOCIETY SELECTION OFRNASYNTHESIS CLAY MINERALSIN THE CATALYSIS ANDCHIRAL Joshi, Prakash*: THEROLE OFMONTMORILLONITE HYDROTHERMAL VENTS THROUGH EARTH HISTORY TRANSPORT PROCESSES, ANDFLUXESOFH2FROM Nicholas: FE-SILICATE STABILITY, REACTIVE Tutolo, BenjaminM.*; Seyfried, Jr., William E.; Tosca, ACIDS AT HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS ORGANIC TRANSFORMATIONS OFCARBOXYLIC E.; Hilairy Shock,Hartnett, Everett L.: MINERAL-ASSISTED N.*;Johnson, Kristin Williams, Lynda B.; Gould,IanR.; 2 ON THE AVAILABILITY OFPHOSPHATE ON THE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 55-16 55-15 55-14 55-13 56-12 56-11 56-10 56-9 56-8 56-7 56-6 56-5 56-4 56-3 56-2 56-1 Jacqueline A. Smith,Bradley G. JohnsonandEdward C. Hansen,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room318 Geosciences Division) Geoinformatics Division; CouncilonUndergraduate Research GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision;GSA Quaternary GSA Research Projects (GSAGeoscienceEducationDivision; T58. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next StepinStudent SESSION NO. 56 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM UNDER ANOXIC CONDITIONS BY MICROBES THAT METABOLIZE ANTIMONY(SB) Dovick, MeghanA.*; Kulp, Thomas R.: MINERALSMADE CHRYSOTILE INDUCED CHEMICAL WEATHERING OFASBESTIFORM Fowler, Alexandré*; Santelli,Cara; Teng, H. Henry: FUNGI- OXIDE FORMATION IMPACT OFBUFFERS ONMYCOGENICMANGANESE Hinkle, MargaretA.G.*; Santelli,Cara; Post, Jeffrey E.: REDOX TRANSFORMATIONS OFSELENIUM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OFFUNGI-MEDIATED Santelli, Cara*; Rosenfeld, Carla; James, Bruce: USING STA COMBINED WITH FTIR TO COMPARE Arrue, Dayana A.*; Ramlogan,Marlon V.; Rouff, Ashaki A.: SIMCOE COUNTY SEDIMENT VOLUME DURING DRUMLIN FORMATION IN John C.; Lee, RebeccaE.: QUANTIFYING ERODED Maloney, Katie M.*; Ingram, RebekahC.; Maclachlan, ELEUTHERA ISLAND, BAHAMAS STORMS DURING THE LASTINTERGLACIAL; INDICATORS OFCLIMATE INSTABILITY ANDINTENSE STRUCTURES INCARBONATE EOLIANITES AS Donovan, Bailey G.*; Tormey, BlairR.: SEDIMENTARY UTAH EVOLUTION OF THE LOWER SANJUAN RIVER, SE Yon, C.E.*; Jeffry MacLean,JohnS.: CHANNEL CABARRUS, ANDMECKLENBURG NORTH CAROLINA COUNTIESOFIREDELL, ROWAN, OF MILLDAMS ONPIEDMONTSTREAMSIN THE Rieden, Hannah*; Johnson,Bradley G.: THEEFFECTS BREAK ANNEALING RADIATION DAMAGE INZIRCON NATURAL ANDLABORATORY EXAMPLESOF Suarez, Kaitlyn*; Garver, JohnI.; Davidson, Cameron: INTRUSIVE URANIUMREDISTRIBUTION THE LUCERNEPLUTON, MAINE: EVIDENCEFORPOST- Thurston, OliviaG.*; Garver, JohnI.: RADIOACTIVITY OF ROCKS THE CHEMICALEVOLUTION OFSUBDUCTIONZONE F.;Fornash, Katherine Whitney, DonnaL.: TRACKING Shields, JessieE.*; R.; Karl Wirth, Toraman, Erkan; IMPROVE ACCURACY THICKNESS: USINGREFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHS TO Blake, Daniel: TOOLS FORESTIMATING ASHFALL Perlmutter, Eliana*; Wilson, Thomas; Hampton,Samuel; HASANDAG STRATOVOLCANO, CENTRALANATOLIA PETROGENESIS OFINTERMEDIATE LAVAS AT Cipar, Jacob*; Gall,Helen; Furman, Tanya: ANALYSIS AT THRIHNUKAGIGUR VOLCANO, ICELAND CRYSTAL SIZEDISTRIBUTION AND TEXTURAL Koeberle, Raleigh*; Hudak,MichaelR; Furman, Tanya: CLIFFS, MD MEMBER OF THE CALVERT FORMATION, CALVERT PALEOMAGNETIC STUDY OF THE PLUMPOINT ROCK MAGNETIC CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHY AND Vogt, Peter R.; Pazzaglia, Frank; Kodama, Kenneth: Rachel; Johnson,Noel; Sowell, Erin; Kimball,Katie; Pettit, Mary*; Lorrie; Carnes, Cummins, Taylor; Giampa, SESSION NO. 56
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AMMONIA GAS RELEASE AND THERMAL PROPERTIES TRANSBOUNDARY SAN DIEGO-TIJUANA AREA, USA OF COMMON FERTILIZERS AND MEXICO 56-13 4:45 PM Papadimitrios, Sacha*; Bank, Carl-Georg; Chazan, Michael: 57-12 4:45 PM Dahlqvist, Peter*; Jørgensen, Flemming; Bach, Torben; RECONSTRUCTING GEOMORPHOLOGY AT A STONE Høyer, Anne-Sophie; Triumf, Carl-Axel; Persson, Lena; AGE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Bastani, Mehrdad; Erlström, Mikael: SEMI-AUTOMATIC 56-14 5:00 PM Garcia Blanco, Zulema*; Boger, Rebecca: STUDY OF 3D-MODELLING OF LARGE AEM-DATASET, A CASE HISTORICAL CHANGES IN WATER-WARD EXTENT OF STUDY FROM A SKYTEM SURVEY IN SWEDEN SALT MARSHES IN NEW YORK CITY’S SPRING CREEK, IDLEWILD, AND PELHAM BAY PARKS SESSION NO. 58 56-15 5:15 PM Oldfield, Lauren*; Maclachlan, John C.; Lee, Rebecca E.: T66. Beginning a New Era in Earth Science Education: The Role MAPPING THE IMPACTS OF ICELAND’S KATLA of Geoscience in Implementing the Next Generation Science SUBGLACIAL VOLCANO ON THE MÝRDALSJÖKULL Standards (National Earth Science Teachers Association; GLACIER GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division) SESSION NO. 57 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 321 T65. Utilizing 2-D and 3-D Near-Surface Geophysics to Generate Michael J. Passow, Michael E. Wysession, Jacqueline E. Huntoon, Emily E. Improved Surface and Subsurface Geologic Maps Gochis, Alexandria Guth and Ashley E. Miller, Presiding 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 58-1 1:30 PM Kirst, Scott R.*; Flood, Tim P.: INCREASING EFFICACY Gregory S. Baker and Brian Miller, Presiding WITH PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS VIA A COMBINED SCIENCE AND SCIENCE METHODS COURSE 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 58-2 1:45 PM Wysession, Michael E.*: OPPORTUNITIES AND 1:35 PM Keating, Kristina*: 57-1 THE USE OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC CHALLENGES OF INCORPORATING EARTH AND RESONANCE TO CHARACTERIZE THE NEAR SURFACE SPACE SCIENCES INTO THE NEXT GENERATION FOR GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS SCIENCE STANDARDS 1:55 PM Sherrod, Laura A.*; Kozlowski, Andrew; Bird, Brian; 57-2 58-3 2:00 PM Colson, Mary*: THE GEOSCIENCES: A NATURAL FIT Blewett, William; Drzyzga, Scott; Musa, Dea; Schlosser, FOR 3-D LEARNING ENVISIONED BY THE NGSS Kenneth; Swiontek, Jarred P.: IMPROVING GLACIAL GEOLOGY MAPS AND INTERPRETATIONS THROUGH 58-4 2:15 PM Robeck, Ed*: INFORMING EFFORTS TO SUPPORT NGSS GEOPHYSICS IMPLEMENTATION: NEEDS ASSESSMENT DATA AND DISCUSSION 57-3 2:15 PM White, Benjamin T*; Miller, Brian; Klug, Eric R.; Straffin, Eric C.; Burkhart, Patrick A.: INTERIOR SEDIMENTARY 58-5 2:30 PM Awad, Aida*; Buhr Sullivan, Susan M.; Robeck, Ed; STRUCTURE OF THE JACKSVILLE ESKER, Duggan-Haas, Don: ESS IN NGSS: THE WORK PENNSYLVANIA OF A DIVERSE COMMUNITY TOWARD FULL IMPLEMENTATION 57-4 2:30 PM Nyquist, Jonathan E.*; Stone, Janet Radway; Joesten, Peter K; Lane, John W.: REFINING THE STRATIGRAPHY 58-6 2:45 PM Huntoon, Jacqueline E.*; Gochis, Emily E.; Bergman, OF COMPLEX GLACIAL AND POSTGLACIAL DEPOSITS Brenda; Tubman, Stephanie; Savonen, Ben; Guth, USING 3D GPR AT HADDAM MEADOWS STATE PARK, Alexandria; Davis, Josh; Jackson, Meral: MI-STAR: HADDAM CONNECTICUT UNIVERSITY AND K-12 EDUCATORS PARTNER TO IMPROVE SCIENCE EDUCATION IN MICHIGAN 57-5 2:45 PM Waters, Brent*; Doctor, Daniel H.; Maynard, Joel: USING GEOPHYSICS TO MAP BEDROCK FAULTS, DIKES, 58-7 3:00 PM Guth, Alexandria L.*; Savonen, Ben; Tyrrell, Jennie; AND SURFICIAL GEOLOGY IN RELATION TO KARST Huntoon, Jacqueline E.; Gochis, Emily E.; Robeck, Ed: FEATURES IN THE BRIERY BRANCH QUADRANGLE, IDENTIFYING STUDENT CONCEPTIONS TO ENHANCE ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS (NGSS) ALIGNED CURRICULA 57-6 3:00 PM Kerns, Curtis Samuel*; Miller, Brian: THE APPLICATION OF MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF SURFACE WAVES TO 58-8 3:15 PM Mattox, Stephen*; Huntoon, Jacqueline E.; Gochis, Emily; IDENTIFY ABANDONED MINE TUNNELS Guth, Alexandria; Savonen, Ben; Tubman, Stephanie; Robeck, Ed; Bergman, Brenda; Grivins, Jennifer; Sobolak, 3:15 PM Jeon, Kyungho*; Giardino, John R.: 57-7 UTILIZATION OF Christina: THE MI-STAR MODEL: INTEGRATION OF GAMMA-RAY PROFILES FOR ANALYZING MEGAFLOOD PROFESSIONAL AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT TURBIDITES TO ADDRESS NGSS AT THE MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVEL 3:30 PM BREAK 58-9 3:30 PM Tubman, Stephanie*; Bowman, Luke J.; Grazul, Kendall; 57-8 3:45 PM Adedeji, Funmilayo Caroline*: AN APPRAISAL OF Rizley, Kurt; Guth, Alexandria L; Gochis, Emily E.; Huntoon, GROUNDWATER RESOURCES OF THE BASEMENT Jacqueline E.; Mattox, Stephen R.: LEARNING THE THREE COMPLEX OF ABEOKUTA, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA: DIMENSIONS OF NGSS THROUGH EARTH SCIENCE USING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY AND BOREHOLE APPLICATIONS: THREE EXAMPLES FROM THE MI-STAR DATA EVALUATION CURRICULUM 57-9 4:00 PM Ozcep, F.*; Karabulut, S.; Ozel, O.; Caglak, F.; Aydin, 58-10 3:45 PM Kinzler, Rosamond J.*; Contino, Julie: DEVELOPING NEW S.: GEOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS AND TEACHERS’ UNDERSTANDING OF SCIENCE AND EARTHQUAKE SITE RESPONSE ANALYSES IN SCIENCE INQUIRY WITH THE NGSS FRAMEWORK BUYUKADA/ PRINCES ISLANDS (ISTANBUL) BU 58-11 4:00 PM McAuliife, Carla*: USING FEDERALLY FUNDED USING EERA SOFTWARE CURRICULAR MATERIALS TO MEET NEXT 57-10 4:15 PM Eaton, Timothy T.*; Ludman, Allan; Gales, Ellen; Marsh, GENEARTION SCIENCE STANDARDS IN EARTH Jeffrey; Lippitt, Cliff: MAGNETIC CONSTRAINTS ON SYSTEM SCIENCE THE SOUTHWESTERN CONTACT OF THE BOTTLE 58-12 4:15 PM Holzer, Missy*: NEW JERSEY, THE NGSS, AND A VENUE LAKE IGNEOUS COMPLEX NEAR PASSADUMKEAG FOR EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE EDUCATION MOUNTAIN, ME 58-13 4:30 PM Jacobs, Belinda E.*; Ellins, Katherine K.; Pearce, Trey; 4:30 PM Cromwell, Geoffrey*; Danskin, Wesley R.; Glockhoff, 57-11 Riggs, Eric M.; Serpa, Laura F.; Stocks, Eric: RIGOROUS Carolyn; Martin, D.J.: 3D GEOLOGIC MODEL OF THE INSTRUCTION IN THE EARTH SCIENCE CLASSROOM
174 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 59-8 59-7 59-6 59-5 59-4 59-3 59-2 59-1 Declan DePaor, Steven J. Whitmeyer andCallanBentley, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room339 for Geoscience Diversity) Association ofGeoscience Teachers; InternationalAssociation of Geoscience Teachers; Geo2YCDivisionoftheNational Structural Geologyand Tectonics Division; NationalAssociation Geology Division; GSAArchaeological GeologyDivision; GSA Geology andGeomorphologyDivision; GSASedimentary Division; Geology Division; GSAPlanetary GSAQuaternary GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSAKarst Division; Division; GSALimnogeology and Philosophy ofGeologyDivision; GSAHydrogeology Division; GSAGeoscienceEducationDivision; GSAHistory Division; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision; GSAGeophysics and EngineeringGeologyDivision; GSAGeologyandHealth Experiences II(GSAGeoinformatics Division; GSAEnvironmental T70. Digital Technology inRealand Geoscience Virtual SESSION NO. 59 58-16 58-15 58-14 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM TEXAS BLUEPRINTS IN THE WAKE OF THE NGSS: IMPLEMENTING THE DIG INTERPRETERS AND THE PUBLIC CARNEGIE QUARRY ONLINEFORRESEARCHERS, BRINGING DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT’S Elliott; Chure, DanielJ.: THEDIGITAL QUARRY PROJECT: Stirling, Trinity*; Boodhoo, Thea; Jimenez,Marie; Smith, MOHAWK VALLEY OFNEW YORK EXAMPLES FROM EASTERN WEST VIRGINIA AND THE WITH RESEARCH AND OUTCROPS TO TEACHING Shackleton, JohnR.*: APPLICATIONS OF VIRTUAL ROCK BREAK FOR FREE AND GEOSPATIAL INDEXNOW AVAILABLE ONLINE Muller, OttoH.*; Valentino, David: NYSGAGUIDEBOOKS FIELD EXPERIENCESINGEOLOGY TO CREATE DIGITAL FIELDGUIDESAND VIRTUAL GIGAPIXEL IMAGERY ANDGOOGLEEARTH AS TOOLS J.:Dudek, Marissa ADIGITAL FIELDGUIDE: USING Pitts, Alan*; Bentley, Callan; Rohrback-Schiavone, Robin; FOCUSED GISONASMARTPHONE OR TABLET ANALYSIS IN THE FIELD WITH GEOLOGICALLY Guth, Peter L.*: VIRTUAL FIELDASSISTANT: TERRAIN LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS AND GOOGLEEARTH FORGEOMORPHOLOGIC MERGING SMARTPHONE-AIDED FIELD TRIPS Ferrero, Elena: GEOSCIENCEEDUCATION RESEARCH Magagna, Alessandra*; Giardino, Marco; Perotti, Luigi; GEOLOGIC MAPPINGPRODUCTIVITY GOOGLE EARTH VISUALIZATIONS TO ENHANCE FIELD GEOLOGYIN THE DIGITAL AGE: LEVERAGING Katopody, David T.*; Oldow, JohnS.; Susan: Eriksson, VIRTUAL GLOBE API—CESIUM, APLUGIN-FREE, WEBGL-BASED De Paor, DeclanG.*: BEYOND THE GOOGLEEARTH INTRODUCTORY REMARKS NGSS PARTNERSHIPSUPPORT THE TO ADAPTING ANEFFECTIVEMATHJay: SCIENCE Dooley, Jr., Howard L.*; Murray, DanielP.; Fogleman, Jr., EXPECTATIONS DIGITAL GEOLOGICMAPSFORNGSSPERFORMANCE Schmidt, Jr., F.*: Martin USINGLOCALGEOLOGYAND DYNAMICS TO CONSTRUCT ANEXPLANATION OFLOCALPLATE IMPLEMENTING NGSS: ASECONDARY SCHOOLUNIT Oyewumi, Oluyinka; Bednarski,Marsha; Larsen,Kristine: Thomas, JeffD.*; Drew, Sally; Balisciano, Nicholas; 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 59-12 59-11 59-10 59-9 60-12 60-11 60-10 60-9 60-8 60-7 60-6 60-5 60-4 60-3 60-2 60-1 Alexander E. Gates, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room324 Society Division) T71. EnticingUrban Youth totheGeosciences(GSAGeologyand SESSION NO. 60 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM FIELD: COGNITIVEAFFORDANCES ANDHINDRANCES AND THE CLASSROOM IN THE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY Whitmeyer, Steven J.*; DePaor, DeclanG.; Pavlis, Terry L.: GRADUATE STUDIESINHYPER-ARIDAREAS MUST LEARN AND SUBSURFACE IMAGING TECHNIQUES: A Giovanni; Avouac, Jean-Philippe: RADARS SURFACE Al-Maktoumi, Ali; Jonathan; Normand, Scabbia, Rouchdi, Mohamed*; Imane; Sebari, Heggy, Essam; GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION ANDFIELDRESEARCH Robin; Pitts, Alan: GIGAPANS AND THEIR USEIN J.*;Dudek, Marissa Bentley, Callan; Rohrback-Schiavone, EXPLORE MARS VIA EARTH ANALOGS VIRTUAL MARS: USINGDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY TO Piatek, Jennifer L.*; Johnson,JessicaM.: REALEARTH, OF TEACHING ONLINE OF TEACHING Stephanie L.: LESSONSLEARNEDIN THIRTEEN YEARS A.*;Leinbach, Adrianne Miller, GretchenL.; Rollins, EXPERIENCE BY LEADING WITH ANENGAGING LABORATORY FIRST: TEACHING CONCEPTSINGEOSCIENCES Childers, Daniel P.*; N.: Christopher Etherington, LAB SIDE ON THE Stephanie*:Pfirman, FIRST YEAR SEMINAR–SCIENCE REFLECTIONS ONFOSSILIZATION PROCESSES Giardino, Marco: “URBAN FOSSILS”: HALF-SERIOUS Lozar, Francesca*; Delfino, Massimo; Cirilli, Francesca; AN UN-NATURAL DISASTER FROM SOUTHCENTRALLOSANGELES: ANATOMY OF MOUNTAINS WITH ANUPWARD BOUNDCOHORT West, R. Brown*: EXPLORING THE SANGABRIEL BREAK CALIFORNIA OPPORTUNITIES FORSTUDENTSINLOSANGELES, Nagy-Shadman, ElizabethA.*: GEOSCIENCE CLASSROOM LEARNING GEOSCIENCE PROVIDESINSPIRE TOOLS TO Ustunisik, Gokce: FIELDANDLABPRACTICUM Webster, James D.; Sessa,JocelynA.; Nadeau,Patricia A.; Ebel, DentonS.*; Kinzler, RosamondJ.; Harlow, George E.; GEOSCIENCE SCHOOLS TO HISPANIC AMERICANSAT HIGH-PERFORMINGHIGH Barrett, Kirk*; Moore, Kevin: ATTRACTING AFRICANAND GEOSCIENCE TO PRACTICE: STEERINGURBAN YOUTH INTO Gates, Alexander E.; Gray, Floyd: FROM RESEARCH Stokes, PhilipJ.*; Flessa,Karl W.; Levine, Roger; GEOSCIENTISTS INURBAN SETTINGSANDBEYOND FOR DISCOVERING ANDINSPIRINGFUTURE Adetunji, Oludurotimi*; Levine, Roger: ANAPPROACH PROJECT METALS OF URBAN YOUTH ENGAGED IN THE GEOSCIENCES: FIELD-BASED EXPERIENCES TO CREATE ANETWORK USING APARTNERSHIP PROGRAM MODELAND White, LisaD.*; Laura F.; Serpa, Maygarden, DianeF.: YOUTHGEOSCIENCES TO THE STRATEGIES TO ATTRACT UNDERSERVED, INNERCITY Gates, Alexander E.*: EFFECTIVEANDSUSTAINABLE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TECHNIQUE FOR REMOTE SENSING SESSION NO. 60
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SESSION NO. 61 SESSION NO. 62 T72. Ethics of Geoscience in Practice and Application (GSA T103. Contaminant Transport, Fate, and Remediation in Fractured Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Rocks (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Engineering Geology Division; Geochemical Society) Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; International Association for the Promotion of Geoethics (IAPG); National Claire R. Tiedeman, Michelle M. Lorah and Lee Slater, Presiding Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Structural Geology 62-1 1:30 PM Vitale, Sarah A.*; Robbins, Gary A.: USING DISSOLVED and Tectonics Division; Society of Economic Geologists) OXYGEN ALTERATION TO IDENTIFY CONNECTING 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 TRANSMISSIVE FRACTURES AND DETERMINE VERTICAL FLOW VELOCITY IN CRYSTALLINE Cindy Palinkas and Vincent S. Cronin, Presiding BEDROCK WELLS 61-1 1:30 PM Bobrowsky, Peter*; Peppoloni, Silvia; Di Capua, Giuseppe: 62-2 1:45 PM Metcalf, Meredith J.*; Robbins, Gary A.; Thomas, GEOETHICS IN CANADA: EXAMINING DIVERSITY IN Margaret A.; Warzecha, William; Young, Matthew: THE GEOSCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY COMPLEXITIES OF ARSENIC CONTAMINATION IN 61-2 1:45 PM Williams, John W*; Warner, Jack L.: GEOSCIENCE FRACTURED BEDROCK WELLS OF CONNECTICUT PROFESSIONAL ETHICS TRENDS INDICATED BY 62-3 2:00 PM Bedir, Sr., Mourad*; Houatmia, Faten; Khomsi, Sami; NATIONAL ASSOCATION OF STATE BOARDS OF Lachaal, Fethi: HIGHLIGHTS OF OLIGO-MIOCENE ® GEOLOGY (ASBOG ) SURVEYS SILICOCLASTIC HYDROGEOLOGIC RESERVOIR 61-3 2:00 PM Gath, Eldon M.*: IS THE CALIFORNIA GEOLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN NORTHEASTERN TUNISIA AFRICAN SURVEY’S POSITION ON ACTIVE FAULT ZONING AND MARGIN MITIGATION LOGICAL OR ETHICAL IN LIGHT OF 40+ 62-4 2:15 PM Becker, Matthew*; Cole, Matthew; Ciervo, Christopher: YEARS OF EARTHQUAKE GEOLOGY RESEARCH? MEASURING HYDRAULIC CONNECTION IN 61-4 2:15 PM Dybel, Bradley E.*: HOW WILL NEVADA’S FRACTURED BEDROCK WITH PERIODIC HYDRAULIC “HOMEOWNER’S PROTECTION ACT” OF 2015 TESTS AFFECT THE ETHICAL STANDARDS OF FORENSIC 62-5 2:35 PM Sayler, Frances Claire*; Fort, Michael; Cardiff, Michael: GEOLOGISTS? AQUIFER PARAMETER ESTIMATION FOR FRACTURED 61-5 2:30 PM Blauvelt, Robert P.*: IMPLICATIONS OF GEOLOGIC BEDROCK USING MULTI-FREQUENCY OSCILLATORY LICENSURE FLOW INTERFERENCE TESTING 61-6 2:45 PM Siegel, Donald I.*: SHOOTING THE MESSENGER: HOW 62-6 2:50 PM Reynolds, David*: SUBSURFACE CHARACTERISATION, THE OPPOSITION TO FRACKING NOW DEALS WITH MODELLING, MONITORING, AND REMEDIATION SCIENTIFIC FACTS OF FRACTURED ROCKS - OVERVIEW OF THE NRC 61-7 3:00 PM Lutz, Tim*: GEOETHICS: SENSING THE TENSION REPORT BETWEEN THE WAY THE WORLD IS AND THE WAY IT 62-7 3:10 PM Doe, Thomas W.*: CROSS-CUTTING IMPORTANCE OF SHOULD BE – IN OUR CLASSROOM FRACTURE-MATRIX INTERACTION TO GROUNDWATER, 3:15 PM BREAK GEOTHERMAL, AND PETROLEUM PERFORMANCE 61-8 3:30 PM Perkins, Dexter*: CAN WE TEACH ETHICAL THINKING? 3:25 PM BREAK 61-9 3:45 PM Bank, Carl-Georg*; Ryan, Anne Marie: A PROPOSED 62-8 3:40 PM Robinson, Judith*; Slater, Lee; Parker, Beth L.; Keating, FRAMEWORK FOR INTRODUCING ETHICS TO Kristina; Day-Lewis, Fred; Johnson, Carole D.; Rose, Carla; GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS IN THEIR UNDERGRADUATE Robinson, Tonian; Meyer, Jessica R.; Pehme, Peeter E.: YEARS INVESTIGATING GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES TO CHARACTERIZE PORE GEOMETRIC PROPERTIES 4:00 PM Cronin, Vincent S.*: 61-10 EMBEDDING ELEMENTS OF CONTROLLING CONTAMINANT MASS TRANSPORT IN GEOETHICS IN AN INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL FRACTURED ROCK GEOLOGY LAB COURSE 62-9 3:55 PM Tsoflias, George*; Becker, Matthew:FIELD GPR 4:15 PM Levine, Norman*; Kaufman, Charlie: 61-11 USING PRACTICAL IMAGING OF FLOW AND TRANSPORT IN A DISCRETE COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECTS TO INFUSE ETHICS FRACTURE: CAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS INTO GEOSCIENCE CURRICULUM 62-10 4:15 PM Lemke, Lawrence D.*; Pruehs, Amanda M.: INFLUENCE 4:30 PM Mogk, David W.*: 61-12 GEOETHICS 101: A COURSE FOR OF BEDROCK TRANSMISSIVITY ON 1,4-DIOXANE GEOSCIENCE MAJORS AND NON-MAJORS TRANSPORT IN A COUPLED BEDROCK-GLACIAL 61-13 4:45 PM Geissman, John W.*: SOME EXAMPLES OF AQUIFER SYSTEM THE INCORPORATION OF GEOETHICS IN 62-11 4:30 PM Kelly, Kevin F.*; Bond, Bob; Breiner, John; Dieck, UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE AND GEOSCIENCE Eric B.: HIGH-RESOLUTION FRACTURE NETWORK CURRICULA DELINEATION FOR IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION USING 61-14 5:00 PM Palinkas, Cindy*; Cronin, Vincent S.; Di Capua, Giuseppe; FLUORESCENT TRACER DYES Peppoloni, Silvia: HOW TO MAKE GEOETHICS A POINT 62-12 4:45 PM Curtis, Gary P.*; Imbrigiotta, Thomas E.; Tiedeman, OF REFERENCE FOR SOCIETY: THE IAPG NETWORK Claire R.: SIMULATING BIOREMEDIATION OF 61-15 5:15 PM Magagna, Alessandra*; Lozar, Francesca; Giardino, Marco; CHLOROETHENES IN A FRACTURED ROCK AQUIFER Lombardo, Vincenzo; Perotti, Luigi: GEOMEDIA-WEB: AN 62-13 5:00 PM Yang, Fan*; Novakowski, Kent: THE TRANSPORT OF ITALIAN MULTIMEDIA NETWORK FOR DISSEMINATION HEAT BY FLOWING GROUNDWATER IN A DISCRETE OF KNOWLEDGE ON GEORESOURCES AND HAZARDS FRACTURE 62-14 5:15 PM Heron, Gorm*; Baker, Ralph; Griepke, Steffen: IN-SITU THERMAL TREATMENT OF FRACTURED ROCK
176 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 63-14 63-13 63-12 63-11 63-10 63-9 63-8 63-7 63-6 63-5 63-4 63-3 63-2 63-1 Presiding Herndon, Claire Welty, AditiS. Bhaskar, JohnM. Sharp, JoelMooreandElizabeth 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room336 GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision) Division; GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision; Cycling inSurfaceandGround Waters (GSAHydrogeology T113. Effects ofUrbanizationonHydrological andGeochemical SESSION NO. 63 5:15 PM PM 5:00 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:50 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM URBAN STREAMS BIOGEOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OFRESTORED Rosi-Marshall, Emma; Groffman,Peter M.: Doody, Thomas R.*; Reisinger, A.J.; Kaushal,Sujay S.; OF TEMPERATURE ANDCONDUCTIVITY METHODS QUALITY INACSO-IMPACTED WETLAND CREEK: USE Eaton, Timothy T.*: MASSACHUSETTS CHEMISTRY OFASNOW DISPOSALSITE, BOSTON, Besancon, James*; Hon,Rudolph: ENVIRONMENTAL PUBLIC WATERSUPPLIES FROM IMPERVIOUS SURFACES TO STREAMSAND Beutel, David; Besancon,James: DE-ICERPATHWAYS Hon, Rudi*; Dillon,Peter; Rice, Mikaela; Bello, Bianca; STUDY FORSACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA MITIGATION STRATEGY VIA ‘RAIN FARMS,’ ACASE Brinkley, Scott*; Wagner, III,J. Sage: DROUGHT MODELING OFSTORMWATER LIDS FRAMEWORK FORFORWARD ANDINVERSE Massoudieh, Arash*; Maghrebi,Mahdi: ANEW AND EFFECTSONSTREAMBASE FLOW URBANIZATION WITH LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT Bhaskar, AditiS.*; Archfield,Stacey A.; Hogan,Dianna: BREAK GROUNDWATER/SURFACE WATERINTERACTION Thomas, F.*: Brian URBAN HYDROLOGY: CHLORINE ISOTOPES WATERWAYS INAUSTIN, TEXAS USINGSTABLE Collin J.: TRACING CHLORIDESOURCES INURBAN Wong, I.*; Corinne Banner, Jay; Jaime Barnes, D.; Roland, AQUIFER INAUSTIN TEXAS THE BARTON SPRINGSSEGMENTOF THE EDWARDS GROUNDWATER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT OF NicoM.*:Hauwert, ROLE OFKARSTSTUDIESIN WITH BI-PARTISAN MANAGEMENT SUPPORT THE HENSELL “MIDDLE TRINITY” AQUIFER; ASTUDY OVER-DEVELOPMENT AND AQUIFER CO-MINGLINGIN Tucker, IV, James*; Yelderman, Jr., JoeC.: POTENTIAL RECHARGE STEP TOWARDGROUNDWATERUNDERSTANDING THE MONTERREY METROPOLITAN AREA, MEXICOASA ZONE OF THREE AQUIFERS SUPPLYING THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE UNDERSATURATED Ledesma-Ruiz, Rogelio; Mahlknecht,Jurgen: Rosales-Lagarde, Laura*; Pastén-Zapata, Ernesto; MONITORING OFNORTH JAKARTA CITY, INDONESIA GROUNDWATER QUANTITY ANDQUALITY Nandang, Sr., Nandang; Prayogi, Tantowi Eko: Noor Azy, Fikri*; Memed,Sr., Mochamad Wachyudi; SHALLOW HYDROGEOLOGIC SYSTEMS Sharp, JohnM.*: EFFECTSOFURBANIZATION ON TIDAL INCURSIONSAND WATER 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 64-14 64-13 64-12 64-11 64-10 64-9 64-8 64-7 64-6 64-5 64-4 64-3 64-2 64-1 William B. Simmons, Presiding Stachel, Barbara L. Dutrow, Howard Coopersmith, NancyJ. McMillanand James E. Shigley, Dirlam, Wuyi DonaMary Wang, LeeA. Groat, Thomas 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room342 Minerals Geology, andCharacterizationofDiamondsotherGem T131. GemologicalResearch inthe21stCentury: Exploration, SESSION NO. 64 5:10 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM HYDROTHERMAL EMERALDANDHIDDENITE NORTH CAROLINA: AUNIQUE OCCURRENCEOF Wise, MichaelA.*: THEGEMDEPOSITSOFHIDDENITE, PEGMATITE, OXFORD CO., MAINE Francis, A.: Carl GEMPOLLUCITEFROM MT. MICA Simmons, William B.*; Falster, Alexander U.; Felch, Myles; NORTH CAROLINA THE NORTH AMERICANEMERALDMINE, HIDDENITE, Speer, Wade E.; Bodnar, R.J.: FLUIDEVOLUTION AT Klyukin, Yury I.*; Sublett, D. Matthew; Miller, J. William; THE JALGAON DISTRICT, INDIA IRIDESCENCE INNATURAL QUARTZ CRYSTALS FROM Lin, Xiayang*; Heaney, Peter: THECAUSE OF METHOD INGEMOLOGY ORGANIC GEMS: DNAFINGERPRINTING ASANOVEL MIchael S.: ORIGINANDSPECIESDETERMINATION OF Cartier, LaurentE.*; Meyer, JoanaBeatrice; Krzemnicki, THROUGH HIGH-TEMPERATURE FUSION HEALED FRACTURES INSYNTHETIC CORUNDUM Jennifer Leigh: PRODUCTION OFSPURIOUSPARTIALLY Koivula, JohnI.*; Renfro, NathanD.; Stone-Sundberg, MONTANA, USA ROCK CREEKANDMISSOURIRIVERDEPOSITSIN GLASSY MELT INCLUSIONSINSAPPHIRESFROM THE Palke, AaronC.*; Renfro, NathanD.; Berg,RichardB.: MICA TOURMALINES MOUNT Alonso-Perez, Raquel*: THEHAMLINNECKLACE AND BREAK COLOR-CHANGING DIAMONDS LUMINESCENCE INVESTIGATIONS OFNATURAL KealByrne, S.*; Post, Jeffrey E.; Butler, James E.: CASE OF THE KOH-I-NOOR DETERMINES THE FORMOFMOGULCUTSTONES: THE Alan*:Hart, DIFFERENTIALHARDNESSOFDIAMOND JUINA, BRAZIL IMPLICATIONS FORMANTLECONVECTIONBENEATH INCLUSION INASUPERDEEPDIAMOND: NEOPROTEROZIC RE-OSAGE OFASULFIDE Steele, Andrew; Bulanova, GalinaP.; B.: Smith,Chris Shirey, Steven B.*; Smit,Karen V.; Nestola,Fabrizio; INCLUSIONS COMPOSITIONS OF WEST AFRICANSULPHIDE ASSEMBLY: EVIDENCEFROM RE-OSISOTOPIC DIAMOND FORMATION RELATED TO GONDWANA Smit, Karen V.*; Shirey, Steven B.; Wang, Wuyi: TYPEIB AND MACRO-DIAMONDS: MYTH, MYOPIA ORBOTH? Haggerty, StephenE.*: RELATION BETWEENMICRO- THEIR ROLE IN THE EARTH SYSTEM Harlow, GeorgeE.*: GEMMATERIALS: RESEARCHINTO SESSION NO. 64
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SESSION NO. 65 SESSION NO. 66 T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science T138. From the Caspian to Mediterranean: Environmental of Actinides II: In Honor of Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Change and Human Response during the Quaternary (IGCP 610) Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, (Paleontological Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Discipline; Avalon Institute of Applied Sciences, Canada; GSA Geochemical Society) Archaeological Geology Division) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 Peter C. Burns, William J. Weber, Ian Parsons, E. Bruce Watson, Alexandra Valentina Yanko-Hombach and Tamara Yanina, Presiding Navrotsky and Ginger Sigmon, Presiding 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 65-1 1:30 PM Lang, Maik*; Zhang, Fuxiang; Zhang, Jiaming; Tracy, 66-1 1:35 PM Yanko-Hombach, Valentina*; Yanina, Tamara: THE Cameron L; Palomares, Raul I; Trautmann, Christina; QUATERNARY HISTORY OF THE PONTO-CASPIAN Ewing, Rodney C.: STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS BASINS INDUCED AT EXTREME CONDITIONS: COUPLING 1:50 PM Mudie, Petra*: HIGH-PRESSURE CELLS WITH ENERGETIC ION BEAMS 66-2 ADVANCES IN PALYNOLOGY OF THE BLACK SEA CORRIDOR: A DECADE OF IGCP 65-2 1:50 PM Bornhorst, Theodore J.*; Ewing, Rodney C.; Poulsen, COLLABORATION Christopher J.; Stefano, Christopher J.: A MODEL 2:10 PM Gerasimenko, Natalia P.*: FOR PRESERVATION OF UNIVERSITY MINERAL 66-3 SHORT PERIOD COLLECTIONS: THE MICHIGAN MINERAL ALLIANCE PALAEOCLIMATIC CHANGES RECORDED BY POLLEN AND LITHOPEDOLOGY IN THE KAYDAKY-PRYLUKY 65-3 2:05 PM Fayek, Mostafa*; Luo, Jin-cheng; Hu, Ruizhong; Bi, Xianwu; UNITS (TERRESTRIAL EQUIVALENTS OF MIS 5) IN Hawthorne, Frank C.: THE XIANSHI URANIUM DEPOSIT, SOUTHERN UKRAINE SOUTH CHINA: THE WORLD’S LARGEST SOURCE OF 2:25 PM Koral, Hayrettin*: VORLANITE (CAU6+)O 66-4 NEOTECTONICS OF ANATOLIA 4 IN CROSSROADS OF AN EVOLVING OROGEN -- A 65-4 2:20 PM Lussier, Aaron J.*; Rouvimov, Sergei; Burns, Peter C.; SUMMARY Simonetti, Antonio: NUCLEAR-BLAST INDUCED 2:40 PM Rohozin, Yevhenii*; Mudie, Petra; Mudryk, Inna; NANOTEXTURES IN TRINITITE QUARTZ AND ZIRCON 66-5 Gerasimenko, Natalia P.: GRAINS NEW APPROACH TO PALYNOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE DANUBE DELTA 2:35 PM DISCUSSION AND SHELF 65-5 2:50 PM Turner, Katlyn M.*; Lin, Yu; Zhang, Fuxiang; Mao, Wendy; 66-6 2:55 PM Gerasimenko, Natalia P.*: SHORT-TERM HOLOCENE Burns, Peter C.; Ewing, Rodney C.: STRUCTURAL CLIMATIC CHANGES PALYNOLOGICALLY RECORDED EVOLUTION OF A URANYL PEROXIDIE NANO-CAGE IN DEPOSITS AT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN FULLERENE: U60, AT ELEVATED PRESSURES SOUTHERN UKRAINE 65-6 3:05 PM Olds, Travis*: STABILITY AND CATION EXCHANGE 3:10 PM BREAK DYNAMICS OF Γ-IRRADIATED U 60 66-7 3:25 PM Ferguson, Shannon*; Mudie, Petra; Warny, Sophie; 65-7 3:20 PM Dzik, Ewa*; Burns, Peter C.; Navrotsky, Alexandra: Popescu, Speranta-Maria: PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE ENTHALPIES OF FORMATION OF URANYL (MIS 5-1) CLIMATIC CHANGES IN SW BLACK SEA: PHOSPHATES: METATORBERNITE, METAANKOLEITE, PALYNOLOGY OF DSDP SITE 380 AND METAURANOCIRCITE 66-8 3:40 PM Stockhecke, Mona*; Bechtel, Achim; Schubert, Carsten; 65-8 3:35 PM Spano, Tyler L.*; Dustin, Megan K.; Turner, Madison; Peterse, Francien; Randlett, Marie-Eve; Timmermann, Axel: Simms, Zoë; Burns, Peter C.: MATERIALS PROPERTIES TEMPERATURE ESTIMATES AND HYDROCLIMATE OF SYNTHETIC URANYL VANADATE MINERAL VARIABILITY IN CORRESPONDENCE TO DANSGAARD- ANALOGUES POSSESSING THE FRANCEVILLITE OESCHGER EVENTS AND GLACIAL TERMINATIONS ANION TOPOLOGY FROM THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN 3:50 PM BREAK 66-9 3:55 PM Brittingham, Alex*; Hren, Michael T.; Hartman, Gideon; 65-9 4:05 PM Plasil, Jakub*: URANYL SULFATES: NEWS ON Adler, Daniel; Wilkinson, Keith; Gasparyan, Boris: LATE MINERALOGY, CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY AND PLEISTOCENE PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION AT OCCURRENCE LUSAKERT CAVE, ARMENIA 65-10 4:20 PM Sharifironizi, Melika*; Burns, Peter C.; Fein, Jeremy B.; 66-10 4:10 PM Marret, Fabienne*; Bradley, Lee; Shumilovskikh, Lyudmila; Szymanowski, Jennifer: SOLUBILITY AND CALORIMETRY Ivanova, Elena; Murdmaa, Ivor: ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES OF K-ZIPPEITE: DETERMINATION OF CHANGES IN THE SE AND NE BLACK SEA DURING THE STANDARD STATE THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES LATE QUATERNARY: PALYNOLOGICAL EVIDENCE 65-11 4:35 PM Shuller-Nickles, Lindsay*: A MECHANISTIC 66-11 4:25 PM Herrle, Jens O.*; Bollmann, Jörg; Gebühr, Christina: UNDERSTANDING CATION INCORPORATION INTO HOLOCENE SEA SURFACE SALINITY CHANGES IN SOLID PHASES THE NORTHERN AEGEAN SEA: EVIDENCE FROM SIZE 65-12 4:50 PM Guo, Xiaofeng*; Navrotsky, Alexandra; Kukkadapu, Ravi K.; VARIATIONS OF EMILIANIA HUXLEYI-COCCOLITHS Engelhard, Mark; Lanzirotti, Antonio; Newville, Matt; Ilton, 66-12 4:40 PM Kondariuk, Tetiana*; Yanko-Hombach, Valentina; Kovalishina, Eugene; Sutton, Stephen R.; Xu, Hongwu: STRUCTURE Svetlana: FORAMINIFERA AS INDICATORS OF AND STABILITY OF URANIUM CONTAINING IRON ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: GARNETS NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE ROMANIAN AND UKRAINIAN SHELF (BLACK SEA) 66-13 4:55 PM Smyntyna, Olena V.*: INTERPRETATION OF HUMAN RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE IN NORTH-WESTERN BLACK SEA REGION ON THE PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE BOUNDARY: FROM LINEAR APPROACH TOWARDS THEORETICAL DIVERSITY 5:10 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS
178 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 68-1 David P.G. Bond,Paul B. Wignall andMike Widdowson, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room310 of London) Group; MineralogicalSocietyofAmerica; GeologicalSociety Division; Paleontological Society; Volcanic andMagmatic Studies II (GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Acidification, andGlobal Warming duringEarth’s GreatestCrises T153. MassExtinctionCausality: Records ofAnoxia, SESSION NO. 68 67-10 67-9 67-8 67-7 67-6 67-5 67-4 67-3 67-2 67-1 Peter J. andRichardJ. Harries Twitchett, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room314 Association) on Biodiversity II(Paleontological Society; Paleontological T149. Co-Evolution ofLife andPlanet: Broad–Scale Controls SESSION NO. 67 1:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM EXTINCTIONS AFFECT CLIMATE ANDSOMETIMESCAUSE RichardE.*:Ernst, HOW LARGEIGNEOUSPROVINCES CONCLUDING REMARKS DISCUSSION OF LATITUDINAL DIVERSITYGRADIENTS Singarayer, Joy S.; Valdes, PaulGENERATION J.: ONTHE Jorge M.; Townsend Peterson, A.; Hunter, Stephen; Saupe, E.*; Erin Qiao, Huijie; Myers, Corinne; Soberón, PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC Moriaki: TROPICAL OSTRACOD DIVERSITYAND Shin, Caren*; Iwatani, Hokuto; Kase, Tomoki; Yasuhara, MA-PRESENT BIODIVERSITY ACROSS THE TEMPERATE PACIFIC 5 THERMAL GRADIENTSANDGEOGRAPHICRANGES: Rizzo, I.*; Adriana Huang,Shan; Jablonski, David: PLAIN ANDATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN DIVERSITY: NEWINSIGHTFROM THE GULFCOASTAL K/PG RECOVERY OFECOSYSTEMSTRUCTURE AND Jone: INFLUENCEOFIMPACT SITEPROXIMITY TO Corinne; Dastas, NatalieR.; Ekaterina; Larina, Naujokaityte, Rovelli, Remy*; Garb, Matthew P.; Landman,NeilH.; Myers, BREAK WESTERN INTERIOROFNORTH AMERICA PALEOGENE MAMMALIANASSEMBLAGES FROM THE GRADIENT WITHIN LATEST CRETACEOUS ANDEARLY Theodor, JessicaM.: THELATITUDINAL DIVERSITY D.*;Rankin, Brian Holroyd, Patricia A.; Vavrek, Matthew J.; CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE EXTINCTIONEVENT FOR LOCALANDREGIONALRESPONSES TO THE SAN JUAN BASIN, NEWMEXICO, USA: IMPLICATIONS FOSSIL FLORAFROM THE OJOALAMOSANDSTONE, E.: Williamson, Thomas Flynn, Andrew*; Peppe, DanielJ.; Abbuhl, Brittany; PERSPECTIVE ORDER STROPHOMENIDA: APHYLOGENETIC ORDOVICIAN DIVERSIFICATION IN THE BRACHIOPOD Sclafani, Judith A.: ONSHORE-OFFSHOREPATTERNS OF Patzkowsky, E.*; Mark Congreve, R.; Andrew Curtis Krug, Z.; (DECAPODA: BRACHYURA) AND NICHEPARTITIONING INPRIMITIVECRABS Schweitzer, E.*; Carrie Feldmann, Rodney M.: DIVERSITY WANDERPOLAR AND TRUE Ward, Peter D.*; Mitchell,RossN.: DIVERSITY, OXGYEN TESTUDINES: ADEEP-TIMEPERSPECTIVE MODELLING THE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL NICHESOF Holroyd, Patricia A.; Nicholson,David B.; Barrett,Paul M.: Waterson, Amy M.*; Schmidt,DanielaN.; Valdes, Paul J.; DIVERSE EARLY PALEOCENE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 68-12 68-11 68-10 68-9 68-8 68-7 68-6 68-5 68-4 68-3 68-2 68-15 68-14 68-13 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 5:10 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM EFFECTS FROM DECCAN TRAPS CO Tobin, Thomas S.*; Bitz,CeciliaM.: MODELLEDCLIMATIC VOLCANISM RELATIVE TO THE KTEXTINCTION PALEOENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCEOFDECCAN Punekar, Jahnavi; Fantasia, Alicia; Syed: Khadri, Kyle M.; Font, Eric; Sial,AlcidesN.; DeLacerda,Luiz Drude; Adatte, Thierry*; Keller, Gerta; Schoene, Blair; Samperton, EXTINCTION 250 KYRBEFORE THE END-CRETACEOUS MASS Thierry; Font, Eric; Spangenberg,Jorge: THELAST Keller, Gerta*; Punekar, Jahnavi; Mateo, Paula; Adatte, CLIMATIC EVENTSANDMAJOR VOLCANIC EPISODES TUNING LATE MAASTRICHTIANFAUNAL UPHEAVALS, Paula; Spangenberg,Jorge; Adatte, Thierry: FINE- Punekar, Jahnavi*; Keller, Gerta; Fantasia, Alicia; Mateo, VOLCANISM: CASESTUDY OF THE INDIANOCEAN LINKED TO DECCAN TRAPS ANDNINETYEASTRIDGE LATE MAASTRICHTIANENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES Mateo, Paula*; Keller, Gerta; Punekar, Jahnavi: EARLY TO SEQUENCE (INDIA) EMPLACEMENT RECORDEDIN THE DECCAN TRAPS Hetu C.; Clarke, AmandaB.: TRANSITIONSINLAVA Vanderkluysen, Loyc*; Self, Stephen; Jay, AnneE.; Sheth, MASS EXTINCTION: PROCESS ANDMANIFESTATION OCEAN ACIDIFICATION AND THE PERMO-TRIASSIC Meixner, Anette; Poulton, Simon W.; Tipper, Edward: Matthew; Lenton, Timothy; Daines, Stuart; Richoz,Sylvain; Kasemann, SimoneA.*; Wood, RachelA.; Clarkson, MASS EXTINCTION HYDRATE: KILLERCAUSE OFEARTH’S GREATEST Farabegoli, Enzo; Came, E.: Rosemarie METHANE Posenato, Renato; Angiolini,Lucia; Azmy, Karem; Brand, Uwe*; Blamey, NigelJ.F.; Griesshaber, Erika; IN NW PANGEA EXTINCTION) MARKEDBYMERCURY ANOMALIES EXTINCTION, AND THE SMITHIAN/SPATHIAN EVENTS (CAPITANIAN CRISIS, LATEST PERMIAN Wignall, Paul B.; Sanei,Hamed: THREEEXTINCTION Grasby, StephenE.*; Beauchamp, Benoit; Bond,David P.G.; AND ERUPTION STYLES CYCLES: UNDERSTANDING THE SOURCES, THE SINKS PROVINCES ON THE GLOBAL CARBONANDSULPHUR Planke, Sverre: THEEFFECTSOFLARGEIGNEOUS Jerram, DougalA.*; Jones, Morgan T.; Svensen, Henrik; FOLLOWING MASSEXTINCTIONEVENTS ANOXIA INMODULATING EARTH SYSTEMRECOVERY van deSchootbrugge,Bas: THEROLE OFOCEAN DanielJ.;Lehrmann, Maher, Kate; Meyer, KatjaM.; Altiner, Demir; Bachan,Aviv; Kump, LeeR.; Payne, JonathanL.*; Lau,Kimberly V.; Jost,Adam B.; MASS EXTINCTIONS Stanley, Steven M.*: THECAUSES ANDINTENSITIESOF EVENT INANTARCTICA CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE (K-PG)MASSEXTINCTION SHALLOW MARINEMOLLUSCANRECORDOF THE Bowman, VanessaC.: Crame, J. Alistair; Francis, Jane E.; J.; Newton, Robert Witts, James D.*; Whittle, Rowan J.; Wignall, Paul B.; ISLAND, COLOMBIA, IN THE EASTERNPACIFIC OCEAN GLASS SPHERULE DEPOSIT ONGORGONILLA DISCOVERY OFAPRISTINECHICXULUBIMPACT José Wolfgang; García,Jenny; Trieloff, Mario; Rodríguez, Darío*; Hermann Bermúdez, Keller, Gerta; Stinnesbeck, Vicente; Bolívar, Liliana; Mateo, Paula; Adatte, Thierry: NO SAFERIN THE SOUTH: A SESSION NO. 68 2 RELEASE
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SESSION NO. 69 70-2 1:50 PM Walker, Sally E.*; Hancock, Leanne G.; Bowser, Samuel S.: T155. Timing of the Origins and Evolution of Unicellular DIVERSITY, BIOGEOGRAPHY, BODY SIZE AND THE Eukaryotes (AASP - The Palynological Society; Commission FOSSIL RECORD OF PARASITIC FORAMINIFERA Internationale de la Microflore du Paleozoique CIMP 70-3 2:05 PM De Baets, Kenneth*; Dentzien-Dias, Paula; Upeniece, Ieva; (International Commission of the Palaeozoic Microflora); Verneau, Olivier; Donoghue, Philip C.J.: THE WORM’S Paleontological Society) TURN: CONSTRAINING THE DEEP ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF PARASITIC FLATWORMS WITH FOSSIL 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 316 EVIDENCE Malgorzata Moczydlowska-Vidal, Stanley Awramik and Heda Agić, Presiding 70-4 2:20 PM Huntley, John Warren*; De Baets, Kenneth; Scarponi, 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Daniele: THE TRACE FOSSIL RECORD OF TREMATODE- 69-1 1:35 PM Falkowski, Paul G.*: THE EVOLUTIONARY SELECTION BIVALVE PARASITE-HOST INTERACTIONS OF UNICELLULAR EUKARYOTES 70-5 2:35 PM Scarponi, Daniele*; Azzarone, Michele; Huntley, 69-2 1:55 PM Porter, Susannah M.*: TINY VAMPIRES IN ANCIENT John Warren: HOLOCENE RECORD OF TREMATODE- SEAS: EVIDENCE FOR PREDATION VIA PERFORATION BIVALVE INTERACTION IN REGRESSIVE BACK- IN NEOPROTEROZOIC MICROFOSSILS BARRIER SETTINGS OF THE PO PLAIN (ITALY) 69-3 2:15 PM Moczydlowska-Vidal, Malgorzata*; Agic, Heda; Willman, 70-6 2:50 PM Smrecak, Trisha A.*; Brandt, Danita S.: SCLEROBIONT- Sebastian: THE EARLY EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF DEFINED DEPTH GRADIENT IN THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN CHLOROPLASTIDA BASED ON THE MICROFOSSIL OF THE MICHIGAN BASIN, USA RECORD 70-7 3:05 PM Brett, Carlton E.*; Wilson, Mark A.; Thomka, James R.: 69-4 2:30 PM Riding, James B.*; Wiggan, Nikolas J.; Fensome, LONG-TERM PARASITIC INTERACTIONS IN ANCIENT Robert A.; Mattioli, Emanuela: THE EVOLUTION OF ECHINODERMS PHYTOPLANKTON DURING THE EARLY MESOZOIC 3:20 PM BREAK 69-5 2:50 PM Agić, Heda*; Moczydlowska-Vidal, Malgorzata; Yin, Leiming: 70-8 3:35 PM Donovan, Stephen K.*: INTERPRETING EPIZOOZOIC THE MESOPROTEROZOIC RUYANG GROUP, CHINA: A INFESTATIONS IN FOSSIL ECHINODERMS: WHEN IS IT HOTSPOT OF EARLY EUKARYOTE BIODIVERSITY A PARASITE? 69-6 3:05 PM Tang, Qing*: ORGANIC-WALLED MICROFOSSILS 70-9 3:55 PM Syverson, V. J. P.*: CHANGING FREQUENCIES OF FROM THE TONIAN GOUHOU FORMATION, HUAIBEI INFESTATION TRACES AND REACTION FEATURES IN REGION, NORTH CHINA CRATON, AND THEIR PALEOZOIC CRINOID COLUMNS BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS 70-10 4:10 PM Gahn, Forest J.*; Kelly, R. Scott; Baumiller, Tomasz K.: THE 3:20 PM BREAK ROLE OF CRINOID ANAL TUBES IN MINIMIZING THE 69-7 3:35 PM Riedman, Leigh Anne*; Sadler, P.M.: GLOBAL SPECIES NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF INFESTING PLATYCERATID RICHNESS RECORD AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC GASTROPODS POTENTIAL OF EARLY TO MIDDLE NEOPROTEROZOIC 70-11 4:25 PM Nagler, Christina*; Haug, Carolin; Haug, Joachim T.: FOSSIL EUKARYOTE FOSSILS AND EXTANT PARASITIC ARTHROPODS AND HOW 69-8 3:50 PM Moore, Kelsey R.*; Bosak, Tanja; Macdonald, Francis A.; THEY ENLIGHTEN EACH OTHER Lahr, Daniel J.G.; Newman, Sharon; Pruss, Sara B.: 70-12 4:40 PM Martin, Anthony J.*; Varricchio, David J.: INSECTS USING MICROFOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES IN THE CRYOGENIAN ONE ANOTHER DURING THE LATE CRETACEOUS: NONGLACIAL INTERLUDE (~660-640 MA) OF NAMIBIA, TRACE FOSSIL EVIDENCE OF PARASITOID (OR WAS IT ZAMBIA, MONGOLIA AND ARCTIC ALASKA CLEPTOPARASITE?) BEHAVIOR IN THE TWO MEDICINE 69-9 4:05 PM Lipps, Jere H.*; Simison, W. Brian: ORIGIN AND AGE FORMATION, MONTANA OF HETEROTROPHIC SKELETAL MICROBIAL 70-13 4:55 PM Antell, Gwen Simmons*: AN OLD TWIST ON A NEW EUKARYOTES PROBLEM: INFERRING THE PALEODISTRIBUTION OF 69-10 4:20 PM Goldstein, Susan T.*: DISPERSAL, DORMANCY, AND THE PARASITE CAENOCHOLAX (STREPSIPTERA: THE EVOLUTION OF THE TEST AND LIFE CYCLE IN MYRMECOLACIDAE) FROM A NEW FOSSIL DISCOVERY FORAMINIFERA 70-14 5:10 PM Labandeira, Conrad C.*: THE FUNDAMENTAL 69-11 4:35 PM Wiggan, Nickolas J.*; Riding, James B.: PLANKTON IMPORTANCE OF PARASITOIDS IN TERRESTRIAL EVOLUTION DURING THE BAJOCIAN (MIDDLE ECOSYSTEMS JURASSIC, 170—168 MA): A MAJOR TRANSITION IN THE MODERN EUKARYOTIC PHYTOPLANKTON SESSION NO. 71 69-12 4:50 PM McCarthy, Francine M.G.*; Mertens, Kenneth N.; Matsuoka, T171. Exploring the Sedimentary Rock Record of Mars (GSA Kazumi; Gu, Haifeng; Takano, Yoshihito: CONSTRAINING Planetary Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; THE ORIGINATION OF THE FRESHWATER GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) DINOFLAGELLATE PERIDINIUM WISCONSINENSE EDDY 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 344 FROM THE MARINE SCRIPPSIELLA LINEAGE USING Kathryn M. Stack, Kenneth Edgett and Kevin Lewis, Presiding PHYLOGENETIC AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC EVIDENCE 71-1 1:30 PM Le Deit, Laetitia*; Hauber, Ernst; Mangold, Nicolas; Pondrelli, 5:05 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Monica; Fueten, Frank; Bourgeois, Olivier; Mège, Daniel; Flahaut, Jessica; Adeli, Solmaz; Le Mouélic, Stéphane: THE SESSION NO. 70 SEDIMENTARY ROCK RECORD OF MARS AS VIEWED T159. The Fossil Record of Parasite-Host Interactions: New FROM THE LAST DECADE OF ORBITAL MISSIONS Perspectives and Approaches (Paleontological Society; 71-2 1:50 PM Milliken, Ralph E.*; Grotzinger, John: UNDERSTANDING Advances in Parasitology Special Volume Fund) THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF MARS THROUGH 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 315 GLOBAL STRATIGRAPHY AND ORBITAL FACIES John Warren Huntley and Kenneth De Baets, Presiding 71-3 2:05 PM Edgett, Kenneth S.*: THE SEDIMENTARY BEDROCK OF 70-1 1:30 PM Littlewood, Tim*; De Baets, Kenneth: THE IMPORTANCE THE MARTIAN HEAVILY CRATERED TERRAIN OF FOSSILS IN INTEGRATIVE PARASITOLOGY 71-4 2:20 PM Bennett, Kristen A.*; Bell, III, James F.: INVESTIGATING THE ORIGIN OF CENTRAL MOUNDS ON MARS
180 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 72-4 72-3 72-2 72-1 Kerry Riley and Tammy Rittenour, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room340 GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision) Systems (GSAQuaternary T188. InsideorOut?Investigations intoDrivingForces inFluvial SESSION NO. 72 71-15 71-14 71-13 71-12 71-11 71-10 71-9 71-8 71-7 71-6 71-5 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM SHORELINE GRAIN-SIZE TRANSITIONSTO IN REVERSALS Kim, Wonsuck*; Baumanis, Carolina: MIGRATION THE CASCADERANGE, OREGON, USA DISCHARGE INLANDSLIDEPRONE WATERSHEDS OF Sobieszczyk, Steven*:AND DECOUPLINGTURBIDITY MIGRATION INUPSTATE NEW YORK UAV, ANDCANOEBASED MONITORING OFMEANDER Derek: VIEWSOF THE RIVER: FLOODRECORDS, LIDAR, Hasbargen, Leslie*; Booth,Peter T.; Busby, David; Walling, IN ASIMULATED MEANDERINGRIVER OVERBANK DEPOSITSTORAGE TIME DISTRIBUTIONS Ackerman, Tobias R.*; Pizzuto, James: POINTBAR AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AT GALECRATER AEOLIAN SANDS, SEDIMENTS, AND THEIR SOURCES OF THE MARTIAN SEDIMENTARY ROCK RECORD: SURFACE PROCESSES FOR THE INTERPRETATION Ryan; Rubin, David M.: IMPLICATIONS OFACTIVE Jennifer; Fraeman, AbigailA.; Bridges,Nathan T.; Ewing, Sarah E.; Ayoub, Francois; Raymond Arvidson, E.; Buz, Lapotre, MathieuG.A.*; Ehlmann,Bethany L.; Minson, OF SOIL TARGETS OFGALECRATER, MARS TEXTURAL ANDGEOCHEMICALCHARACTERISTICS Lucy M.; Rowland, ScottK.; Hallet,Bernard; Sullivan, R.: Michelle E.; Yingst, R. Aileen; Ralf; Gellert, Thompson, Heydari, Ezat*; Edgett,Kenneth S.; Malin,MichaelC.; Minitti, PAHRUMP HILLS, GALECRATER, MARS SYSTEM OBSERVED BY THE CURIOSITYROVER AT W.;R.C.: Wiens, Sumner, D.Y.; Nachon,M.; Mangold,N.; Blaney, D.L.; Rapin, Kronyak, R.E.*; Kah,L.C.; Grotzinger, J.P.; Fisk,M.R.; THE MICROSCALE AT PAHRUMP HILLS, GALECRATER Scott K.: SEDIMENTARY EARLY MARSREVEALEDAT Juergen; Grotzinger, JohnP.; Goetz, Walter; Rowland, J.;Marie Minitti,MichelleE.; M.; Stack, Kathryn Schieber, Yingst, R. Aileen*; Edgett,Kenneth; Kah,LindaC.; McBride, THE OPPORTUNITY ANDCURIOSITYROVERS ROCK RECORDOFMARS: INSIGHTSGAINEDFROM SEDIMENTARYEdgar, LaurenA.*: EXPLORINGTHE RIM, WALL, ANDFLOORUNITS MINERALOGY ANDSTRATIGRAPHY OFGALECRATER Buz, Jennifer*; Ehlmann,Bethany L.; Pan, Lu: AND WALLS OFIAZUCRATER, MARS THE STRATIGRAPHIC RECORDEXPOSEDAT THE RIM Powell, E.*; Raymond Kathryn Arvidson, E.; Zanetti,Michael: CRATER CENTRALPEAKS A GLOBAL SURVEY OFHYDRATED MINERALSIN CLAY FORMATION ONMARSASREVEALEDFROM Sun, Vivian Z.*; Milliken, RalphE.: ANCIENTANDRECENT AFRICA 7034 REGOLITH FROM MARTIAN METEORITENORTHWEST Keller, Lindsay P.: INSIGHTSINTO THE MARTIAN Jorge A.; Moser, DesmondE.; Jerolmack, Douglas J.; Santos, Alison; Tartèse, Romain; Domokos, Gabor; Vazquez, McCubbin, Francis*; Boyce, Jeremy; Szabó, Timea; IN ARGENTINAANDONMARS Schultz, Peter H.*; Zarate, Marcelo: LOESSOIDDEPOSITS FOSSAE FORMATION ONMARS: HOW BIG WAS IT? Gregg, Tracy K.P.*; Zimbelman,James R.: THEMEDUSAE GARDEN CITY: ACOMPLEX VEIN 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 72-13 72-12 72-11 72-10 72-9 72-8 72-7 72-6 72-5 73-5 73-4 73-3 73-2 73-1 Presiding Ibrahim Çemen,Jack C. Pashin, James O. Puckette andDeniseJ. Hills, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room307 Tectonics Division; GSAEnergy GeologyDivision) GeologyDivision;Sedimentary GSA StructuralGeologyand Environments, Tectonics, andStructuralEvolution (GSA T198. ShaleGasBasins: Their Stratigraphy, Sedimentary SESSION NO. 73 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:20 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:00 PM 2:40 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS PLATEAU OF WESTERN DESERT OFEGYPT OF THE LOSTDRAINAGE SYSTEMSON THE EOCENE RESIDUALSZaki, AbdallahS.*: RECONSTRUCTION THE RAIN SHADOW, NORTHWEST INDIA BUFFERING ANDPROVENANCE IN THE HIMALAYAN AND OUTINZANSKAR: CONTROLS ONSEDIMENT Jonell, Tara N.*; Clift,Peter D.; Carter, Andrew: DOWN SYLHET BASIN, BANGLADESH BY THE HOLOCENESTRATIGRAPHIC ARCHIVEOF FLUVIAL PROCESSES AND TECTONICS ASRECORDED Sincavage, Ryan*: THECOMPLEXINTERACTION OF AND NORTHWESTERN COLORADO CONGLOMERATES FROM SOUTHWESTERN WYOMING MOUNTAINS BASED ONU-PBDATING OFFLUVIAL EARLY OLIGOCENEUPLIFTOF THE ROCKY Aslan, Andres*; Nichols, Doug; Boraas, Marisa: PIEDMONT, LOUISACOUNTY, VIRGINIA SOUTH ANNARIVER, CENTRALAPPALACHIAN BASE LEVEL, CLIMATE, ANDACTIVE TECTONICS: RESPONSES TO Malenda, HelenFitzgerald: FLUVIAL Pazzaglia, Frank J.*; Carter, Mark W.; Rittenour, Tammy; COMPLEX INTER-BASIN RESPONSE ARROYO CUT-FILL DYNAMICS: HYDRO-CLIMATE AND Riley, Kerry*; Rittenour, Tammy: MID-LATE HOLOCENE CENTRAL COAST RANGESOFCALIFORNIA MODEL OFHOLOCENE TERRACE PRODUCTION IN THE Mahan, ShannonA.*; Garcia,AntonioF.; Dean,Daniel: A BREAK SEDIMENTATION RATES SIZE STRUCTURE, FLOODRECURRENCEAND (MIS?)INTERPRETTING FLOODPLAINGRAIN- JaneWillenbring, K.*: NATURAL ORANTHROPOGENIC: CONTROLS OF THE LOWER MISSISSIPPIRIVER INSIDE ANDOUT: ALLOGENIC VS. AUTOGENIC Törnqvist, Torbjörn E.*; Shen,Zhixiong; Mauz,Barbara: BASIN, WESTERN CHINA BASIN, WESTERN EXPLORATION PROSPECT OFSHALE GAS INSICHUAN THE ROLE OFSALT IN THE PRESERVATION AND Yin, Hongwei*; Zhu,Zhen; Jia,Dong; Chen,Zhuxin: MARCELLUS SHALE ORGANIC-RICH INTERVALS IN THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN REDOX CONDITIONSDURINGDEPOSITIONOF BIOGEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCESOF OSCILLATING Shikha*;Sharma, Chen,Ruiqian; Agrawal, Vikas: COMPLEX SHALEFORMATIONS NATURAL GASDEVELOPMENTINSTRUCTURALLY ON THE ALABAMA PROMONTORY: CHALLENGESFOR Pashin, Jack C.*: SALINIC-ACADIAN FORELANDBASIN DEVONIAN OFNORTH AMERICA YOKING: EXAMPLESFROM THE ORDOVICIAN AND DARK, GAS-SHALEDEPOSITION THROUGH BASIN Ettensohn, Frank R.*: CRATONWARD EXTENSIONOF APPALACHIANS: AREVIEW THE SOUTHERNMIDCONTINENTAND DEVONIAN-MISSISSIPPIAN SHALEGASPLAYS IN Çemen, Ibrahim*; Pashin, Jack C.; Puckette, James O.: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 73
181 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 73
73-6 2:55 PM Findlay, III, Clyde Pitt*; Weislogel, Amy L.: INFLUENCE OF 74-7 3:00 PM Vrolijk, Peter*; Pevear, David: FAULT DATING – HISTORY THE GONDWANIDE MAGMATIC ARC ON THE KAROO AND EVOLUTION BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA 3:20 PM BREAK 3:10 PM BREAK 74-8 3:35 PM Pana, Dinu Ion*; van der Pluijm, Ben: COMMON 73-7 3:25 PM Thibodeaux, Brandon J.*; Pashin, Jack C.: EMPLACEMENT, JURASSIC TO EOCENE TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE BURIAL HISTORY, AND THERMAL MATURATION SOUTHERN CANADIAN ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOLD- OF GIANT DEFORMED SHALE MASSES IN THE AND-THRUST BELT AND OMINECA BELT; EVIDENCE CONASAUGA FORMATION, SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FROM 40AR/39AR DATING THRUST BELT 74-9 3:50 PM Ault, Alexis K.*; Reiners, Peter W.; Evans, James P.; 73-8 3:40 PM Spiegel, Ethan B.*; Pietras, Jeffrey T.: Thomson, Stuart N.: LINKING HEMATITE (U-TH)/HE CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE ORDOVICIAN DATING WITH THE MICROTEXTURAL RECORD OF TRENTON AND UTICA GROUPS: A CONTINUUM OF SEISMICITY IN THE WASATCH FAULT DAMAGE ZONE, FACIES RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CARBONATE UTAH SHELF, SLOPE, AND BASIN DEPOSITS IN CENTRAL 74-10 4:05 PM Wells, Michael L.*; Yonkee, Adolph; Giallorenzo, Michael A.; MOHAWK VALLEY, NY Spell, Terry L.; Zanetti, Kathleen: UV LASERPROBE 73-9 3:55 PM Eble, Cortland F.*; Hickman, John B.: SOURCE ROCK 40AR/39AR DATING OF EARLY INTERNAL STRAIN QUALITY AND MATURATION TRENDS IN THE UTICA AND LATE FLUID-INDUCED STRAIN LOCALIZATION SHALE PLAY IN EAST-CENTRAL OHIO ASSOCIATED WITH THE WILLARD THRUST, UTAH 73-10 4:10 PM Yilmaz, Ismail Omer*; Hosgor, Izzet: POSSIBLE SOURCE 74-11 4:20 PM McAleer, Ryan J.*; Merschat, Arthur J.; Kunk, Michael J.; ROCKS ON THE TAURIDE CARBONATE PLATFORM: Southworth, Scott; Wintsch, Robert P.: REACTION RECORDS OF EQUIVALENT OF CENOMANIAN- SOFTENING IN RHYOLITES OF THE MOUNT ROGERS TURONIAN ANOXIA AND KIMMERIDGIAN BLACK FORMATION AND CARBONIFEROUS DEFORMATION SHALE IN KONAK-1 WELL (GURUN, SIVAS, CENTRAL ON THE BLUE RIDGE THRUST, VA–NC–TN TURKEY) 74-12 4:35 PM Prior, Michael G.*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Singleton, John S.: 73-11 4:30 PM Heij, Gerhard*; Elmore, R. Douglas; Roberts, Jennifer M.; MIOCENE EXTENSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE Steullet, Alex; Rose, Dustin; Dulin, Shannon A.: THE HARQUAHALA MOUNTAINS CORE COMPLEX, WEST- MAGNETIC FABRIC OF NORTH AMERICAN SHALES: CENTRAL ARIZONA: MAGNITUDE AND RATES OF SLIP INSIGHTS INTO DIAGENETIC AND BURIAL PROCESSES ALONG THE EAGLE EYE DETACHMENT 73-12 4:45 PM Powers, Michael*; Pashin, Jack C.: EXPLORING MICRO X-RAY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY AND SCANNING SESSION NO. 75 ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AS TOOLS FOR SHALE T217. Rift-Drift, Seafloor Spreading, and Subduction Zone ANALYSIS Tectonics of Collisional Orogens: Comparative Analysis of the 5:05 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Circum-Mediterranean and Appalachian-Caledonian Orogenic Belts (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA SESSION NO. 74 Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; T208. Perspectives on Orogenic Evolution, Dating Brittle Faults GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/ and Mylonitic Shear Zones, Bending Mountains, and Assembling Coastal Science Discipline) Supercontinents II: A Session to Honor the Career of Ben Van Der Pluijm (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 343 Andrea Festa and Yildirim Dilek, Presiding Arlo Brandon Weil, Eric Tohver, Bernard Housen and Samuel Haines, Presiding 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 74-1 1:30 PM Haines, Samuel H.*: GRADED FAULT ROCKS AND A 75-1 1:35 PM Hatcher, Jr., Robert D.*: ALPS-APPALACHIANS HYDROFRACTURED FAULT ZONE AT THE SNAKE COMPARISON: WORTHWHILE EXERCISE OR “APPLES RANGE DETACHMENT, NV, USA: SLIP ON A LOW- AND ORANGES?” ANGLE NORMAL FAULT AT SEISMIC VELOCITIES 75-2 1:55 PM Dilek, Yildirim*; Furnes, Harald: CONTINENT-PROXIMAL 74-2 1:45 PM Boles, Austin*; van der Pluijm, Ben: METEORIC BACKARC BASIN DEVELOPMENT AND CLOSURE FLUID INFILTRATION INTO THE CENTRAL ALPINE IN THE NORWEGIAN CALEDONIDES, NORTHERN FAULT (NEW ZEALAND) REVEALED BY ISOTOPIC APPALACHIANS AND ANATOLIAN TETHYSIDES INVESTIGATION OF CLAY GOUGE 75-3 2:10 PM Burton, William C.*; Kunk, Michael J.; Bailey, Christopher M.; 74-3 2:00 PM Lynch, Erin*; van der Pluijm, Ben A.: STABLE ISOTOPES McAleer, Ryan J.; Spears, David B.: CORRELATING OF HYDROGEN IN CLAY MINERALS IN FAULT GOUGE TERRANES AND THERMOTECTONIC HISTORIES OF REVEALS METEORIC FLUID INFILTRATION IN THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA AND NORTHERN VIRGINIA AND SUBANDEAN FOLD-THRUST BELT, ARGENTINA MARYLAND, USA 74-4 2:15 PM Marone, Chris*; Carpenter, Brett: REFLECTIONS ON 75-4 2:25 PM Raymond, Loren A.*; Merschat, Arthur J.: DISMEMBERED FAULTS: BEN VAN DER PLUIJM’S CONTRIBUTIONS OPHIOLITES OF THE ASHE METAMORPHIC SUITE OF TO OUR UNDERSTANDING OF SHEAR FABRIC, CLAY NW NORTH CAROLINA, USA NANOCOATINGS, AND FAULT ZONE PROPERTIES 75-5 2:40 PM Honsberger, Ian W.*: THE DYNAMICS OF 74-5 2:30 PM Evans, James P.*; Bradbury, Kelly; Moser, Amy C.; Springer, TACONIAN SUBDUCTION ZONE METAMORPHISM Sarah; Forand, David H.; Jacobs, Joe: ANALYSIS OF AND EXHUMATION: INSIGHTS FROM SAN ANDREAS FAULT ZONE COMPOSITION AND POLYMETAMORPHOSED MAFIC ROCKS IN THE STRUCTURE; SYSTEMATIC MINERALOGIC AND VERMONT APPALACHIANS STRUCTURAL STUDIES 75-6 2:55 PM Kuiper, Yvette D.*: A SUBDUCTED OCEANIC SPREADING 74-6 2:45 PM Mazzoli, Stefano*; Amoroso, Ortensia; Ascione, Alessandra; RIDGE MODEL FOR MID-PALEOZOIC EASTERN NEW Bigi, Sabina; Ciotoli, Giancarlo; Parente, Mariano; Ruggiero, ENGLAND AND SOUTHERN MARITIME CANADA Livio; Tartarello, Maria Chiara; Zollo, Aldo: ‘EARTHQUAKE 75-7 3:10 PM Kurz, Walter*; Fritz, Harald; Woelfler, Andreas:CENOZOIC RESERVOIRS’ AND NON-VOLCANIC DEGASSING IN TECTONICS OF THE ALPINE-CARPATHIAN- AN ACTIVELY EXTENDING OROGEN, SOUTHERN MEDITERRANEAN SYSTEM: HOW MANY PLATES, APENNINES, ITALY HOW MANY SUBDUCTION ZONES?
182 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 78
3:25 PM BREAK 76-9 4:30 PM Natland, James H.*: FOUR VOLCANOES IN THE PACIFIC 75-8 3:40 PM Okay, Aral*: PONTIDES - AN ACCRETIONARY OROGEN 76-10 4:45 PM Cousens, Brian*; Weis, Dominique; Constantin, Marc; Scott, IN THE CIRCUM-MEDITERRANEAN REGION Steve: THE HIMU CONNECTION IN ENRICHED MID- 75-9 4:00 PM Festa, Andrea*; Dilek, Yildirim; Ogata, Kei; Pini, OCEAN RIDGE BASALTS FROM EXPLORER RIDGE, Gian Andrea: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NORTHEAST PACIFIC OCEAN OLISTOSTROMES (SEDIMENTARY MÉLANGES) IN THE 76-11 5:00 PM Dixon, Jacqueline*: VOLATILES IN MID-OCEANIC APENNINE AND APPALACHIAN OROGENIC BELTS AND RIDGE AND OCEANIC ISLAND BASALTS (OR MY THE PROCESSES OF THEIR FORMATION ADVENTURES WITH DAVID CLAGUE) 75-10 4:15 PM Tartarotti, Paola*; Festa, Andrea; Benciolini, Luca; Balestro, 76-12 5:15 PM Hauri, E.H.*; Maclennan, J.; McKenzie, D.P.; Gronvold, K.; Gianni: SERPENTINITE MELANGES IN THE WESTERN Oskarsson, N.; Shimizu, Nobumichi: VARIABLE UPPER
ALPS METAOPHIOLITES AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE MANTLE CO2/NB AND CO2 ABUNDANCES: EVIDENCE IN DETECTING THE PRIMARY PHYSIOGRAPHY OF FROM UNDEGASSED MELT INCLUSIONS FROM OCEANIC MANTLE-SEDIMENT INTERFACE BORGARHRAUN, NORTHERN ICELAND 75-11 4:35 PM Balestro, Gianni*; Festa, Andrea; Dilek, Yildirim; Tartarotti, Paola: REMNANTS OF A LATE JURASSIC DETACHMENT SESSION NO. 77 SHEAR ZONE IN THE MONVISO META-OPHIOLITE P1. Celebrating the Genius of William ‘Strata’ Smith: Bicentennial COMPLEX (WESTERN ALPS) Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map II (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology 75-12 4:50 PM Shimabukuro, David H.*; Battistella, Claire; Alvarez, Walter: AM TETHYAN OCEAN-CONTINENT TRANSITION AND Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Association of OCEANIC CORE COMPLEX OPHIOLITES OF CALABRIA American State Geologists; Geological Society of London; AND BASILICATA, SOUTHERN ITALY History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontological Society; GSA Karst Division) 75-13 5:05 PM Xie, Yanxue*; Dilek, Yildirim: STRUCTURE OF THE YARLUNG-ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE (TIBET): NATURE & 2:00 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329 TIMING OF OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE FORMATION AND George H. Davis, Renee Clary and Suzanne O’Connell, Presiding COLLISIONAL EVENTS IN EASTERN NEOTETHYS 2:00 PM INTRODUCTION: SUZANNE O’CONNELL 5:20 PM DISCUSSION 77-1 2:05 PM Wigley, Peter*: WILLIAM SMITH FROM FULLERS EARTH TO GOOGLE EARTH MONDAY SESSION NO. 76 77-2 2:45 PM Raymo, Maureen E.*: MAPPING AND PALEOCLIMATE T219. Intraplate and Divergent Boundary Volcanism: A Tribute SCIENCE – SMITH’S LEGACY to the Distinguished Career of David Clague (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical 77-3 3:10 PM Meinert, Lawrence D.*: GEOLOGIC MAPPING AND Society; Mineralogical Society of America; Marine/Coastal MINERAL RESOURCES Science Discipline) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 Wendy A. Bohrson and Jacqueline Dixon, Presiding MONDAY, 2 NOVEMBER 2015 76-1 1:30 PM Coumans, Jason P.*; Stix, John; Clague, David A.; Minarik, William G.; Layne, Graham: THE MAGMATIC ARCHITECTURE OF TANEY SEAMOUNT-A, NORTHEAST PACIFIC OCEAN MORNING ORAL 76-2 1:45 PM Rubin, Kenneth H.*; Sinton, John; White, Scott: WALKING TECHNICAL SESSIONS THE CONTACT UNDER WATER: GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF SUBMARINE VOLCANO HISTORIES SESSION NO. 78 76-3 2:00 PM Ryan, Michael Patrick*: SOLITARY WAVES AND DEEP MAGMA MIGRATION IN THE 1959 ERUPTIONS AT Paleontology: Limits to Life: Trends in Origination and Extinction KILAUEA IKI, KILAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAI’I 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 315 76-4 2:15 PM Helz, Rosalind T.*; Cottrell, E.; Kelley, Katherine A.; Simon A.F. Darroch and Daniel Killam, Presiding Brounce, M.N.: OLIVINE-MELT EQUILIBRATION AND 78-1 8:00 AM Trubovitz, Sarah*; Stigall, Alycia L.; Anderson, James A.: REDOX RELATIONSHIPS IN SCORIA FROM THE 1959 RECONSTRUCTING THE GREAT ORDOVICIAN ERUPTION OF K LAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAI‘I Ī BIODIVERSIFICATION EVENT THROUGH 76-5 2:30 PM Swanson, Donald A.*: ERUPTION CYCLES AND BRACHIOPODS OF OKLAHOMA EXPLOSIVE HAZARDS AT K LAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAI I Ī ʻ 78-2 8:15 AM Stigall, Alycia L.*; Wright, David F.; Lam, Adriane R.; Bauer, 2:50 PM MGPV 2015 DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD Jennifer E.: BIOTIC IMMIGRATION EVENTS, SPECIATION, CITATION FOR DAVID A. CLAGUE AND BIODIVERSITY IN ORDOVICIAN SEAS OF 76-6 3:10 PM Clague, David A.*; Portner, Ryan A; Paduan, LAURENTIA Jennifer Brophy; Dreyer, Brian: SUMMIT OVERFLOW 78-3 8:30 AM Smits, Peter D.*: HOW DO BIOLOGICAL TRAITS PERIODS, CALDERA FORMATION, EXPLOSIVE AFFECT BRACHIOPOD TAXONOMIC SURVIVAL? A ERUPTION PERIODS, AND VARYING MAGMA FLUX AT HIERARCHICAL BAYESIAN APPROACH BASALTIC VOLCANOES 78-4 8:45 AM Freeman, Rebecca L.*; Miller, James F.; Dattilo, Benjamin F.: 3:30 PM DISCUSSION BRACHIOPODS, BIOMERES, AND BIOFACIES: 76-7 3:40 PM Frey, Frederick A.*; Nobre Silva, Ines G; Weis, Dominique: INTERPRETING THE CAUSE OF LATE CAMBRIAN- HAWAIIAN-EMPEROR RIDGE AND NINETYEAST RIDGE: EARLIEST ORDOVICIAN EXTINCTION IN A SHALLOW A COMPARISON OF TWO HOTSPOT TRACKS CRATONIC SEA, CENTRAL TEXAS 4:00 PM BREAK 78-5 9:00 AM Sclafani, Judith A.*; Congreve, Curtis R.; Krug, Andrew Z.; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: DYNAMICS OF EXTINCTION AND 76-8 4:15 PM Bizimis, Michael*: SPINEL PERIDOTITES FROM THE RECOVERY: A STUDY OF MORPHOSPACE SHIFTS HAWAIIAN HOTSPOT AS PROBES OF MANTLE DURING AND AFTER THE LATE ORDOVICIAN MASS HETEROGENEITY EXTINCTION
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 183 SESSION NO. 78
78-6 9:15 AM Krug, Andrew Z.*; Congreve, Curtis R.; Patzkowsky, 80-1 8:05 AM Clift, Peter D.*; East, Amy E.: ACCRETIONARY OROGENS Mark E.: DIFFERENTIAL RECOVERY FROM CLUSTERED IN SOUTH ASIA AND ALASKA COMPARED AND ORIGINATIONS IN THE RECOVERY FROM THE LATE CONTRASTED ORDOVICIAN MASS EXTINCTION 80-2 8:25 AM Xiao, Wenjiao*; Natal’in, Boris; Şengör, A.M. Celãl: THE 78-7 9:30 AM Payne, Jonathan L.*; Heim, Noel A.; Knope, Matthew L.; OROGENIC BELTS IN CENTRAL ASIA AND THEIR Bush, Andrew M.; McCauley, Douglas J.: COMPARATIVE CHARACTERISTICS INTENSITY AND SELECTIVITY OF THE EMERGING 80-3 8:40 AM McKay, Matthew P.*; Gray, Keith D.; Jackson, Jr., William T.; SIXTH EXTINCTION IN THE OCEAN Thomas, William A.: HIGHWAY TO THE SUTURE ZONE: 78-8 9:45 AM Foote, Michael*; Ritterbush, Kathleen A.; Miller, Arnold I.: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TERRANE ACCRETION HIERARCHICAL DECOMPOSITION OF GEOGRAPHIC BETWEEN THE MESOZOIC SALMON RIVER SUTURE RANGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING ZONE OF THE NORTHWESTERN U.S. CORDILLERA EXTINCTION RESISTANCE IN MARINE ANIMAL AND THE CENOZOIC PENGLAI SUTURE, TAIWAN GENERA 80-4 8:55 AM Yin, Jiyuan*; Chen, Wen; Xiao, Wenjiao; Yuan, Chao; Sun, 78-9 10:00 AM Orzechowski, Emily A.*; Heim, Noel A.; Knope, Matthew L.; Min; Long, Sr., Xiaoping: LATE CARBONIFEROUS RIDGE Payne, Jonathan L.; Finnegan, Seth: TESTING THE LAW SUBDUCTION AND CONTINENTAL GROWTH IN THE OF CONSTANT EXTINCTION WITHIN MARINE ADAPTIVE WEST JUNGGAR OF NW CHINA: INSIGHTS FROM ZONES ALASKAN-STYLE MAGMATIC ASSOCIATIONS 78-10 10:15 AM Warnock, Rachel C.M.*; Heath, Tracy A; Stadler, Tanja: THE 80-5 9:10 AM Bold, Uyanga*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Smith, Emily F.; FOSSILIZED BIRTH-DEATH PROCESS FOR ESTIMATING Crowley, James L.: INITIATION OF SUBDUCTION BELOW SPECIATION AND EXTINCTION RATES THE ZAVKHAN TERRANE OF MONGOLIA AND THE ONSET OF ACCRETIONARY OROGENESIS IN THE SESSION NO. 79 CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT P1. Celebrating the Genius of William ‘Strata’ Smith: Bicentennial 80-6 9:25 AM Cope, Tim D.*; Williams, Nicholas J.: INITIATION AND Anniversary of Smith’s Revolutionary Map III (GSA History and DEVELOPMENT OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology BELT: THE VIEW FROM NORTH CHINA Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Association of 80-7 9:40 AM Jiang, Yingde*; Schulmann, Karel; Sun, Min; Štípská, American State Geologists; Geological Society of London; Pavla; Guy, Alexandra; Lexa, Ondrej; Janoušk, Vojtěch: History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontological Society; GSA MELTING ACCRETIONARY WEDGE AND BUILDING Karst Division) MATURE CONTINENTAL CRUST IN THE ALTAI 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329 OROGENIC BELT, CENTRAL ASIA George H. Davis, Renee Clary and Suzanne O’Connell, Presiding 9:55 AM BREAK 8:00 AM INTRODUCTION: RENEE CLARY 80-8 10:10 AM He, Dengfa*: TWO-STAGE GROWTH MODEL OF THE JUNGGAR BASIN BASEMENT: CONSTRAINS FROM 79-1 8:15 AM Kastens, Kim A.*; Ryan, William B.F.: A COMPARISON GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE OF SMITH’S GEOLOGICAL MAPPING AND THARP/ BOREHOLE CARBONIFEROUS–PERMIAN VOLCANIC HEEZEN’S SEAFLOOR MAPPING: WHY DID THESE ROCKS MAPS ENABLE NEW THINKING ABOUT EARTH PROCESSES? 80-9 10:25 AM Jahn, Bor-ming*; Valui, Galina; Kruk, Nikolai; Gonevchuk, V.; Usuki, Masako; Wu, Jeremy T.J.: MESOZOIC TO 79-2 8:40 AM Krantz, Robert W.*: BEYOND MAPPING: 3D GEOLOGIC EARLY CENOZOIC GRANITOIDS OF THE SIKHOTE- INTERPRETATION ALIN OROGENIC BELT, RUSSIAN FAR EAST: 79-3 9:05 AM Beck, Susan*; Zandt, George; Ward, Kevin; Delph, PETROGENESIS, CRUSTAL GROWTH AND REGIONAL Jonathan R.: MAPPING CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERE – TECTONIC EVOLUTION 25 YEARS OF SEISMIC IMAGING IN THE ANDES 80-10 10:40 AM Liu, Shaofeng*: OBLIQUE CLOSURE OF THE NORTH- 79-4 9:30 AM McSween, H.Y.*: STRATIGRAPHIC MAPPING IN EASTERN PALAEO-TETHYS IN CENTRAL CHINA PLANETARY EXPLORATION 80-11 10:55 AM Li, Xianghui*: MULTIPLE SOURCES OF THE UPPER 79-5 9:55 AM Thorleifson, Harvey*: THE THIRD CENTURY OF TRIASSIC FLYSCH IN EASTERN HIMALAYA OROGEN, GEOLOGICAL MAPPING: WHAT WILL CHANGE? TIBET, CHINA: IMPLICATIONS TO PALEOGEOGRAPHY 10:20 AM BREAK AND PALEOTECTONIC EVOLUTION 79-6 10:40 AM Butler, Robert W.H.*; Bond, Clare E.: ANCHORS AWEIGH - MAPPING ON THE EDGE OF REASON SESSION NO. 81 79-7 11:05 AM Baker, Victor R.*: MAPPING AS THINKING: GEOLOGY AS T4. Bridging Two Continents: Diamonds, Zircons and Native THE PREMIER SCIENCE OF SYNTHETIC REASONING Elements in the Mantle: New Discoveries and Models on the Properties and Petrogenesis of Oceanic Mantle Lithosphere 79-8 11:30 AM Clary, Renee M.*: HISTORICAL IMPACT AND (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology PHILOSOPHICAL PROJECTIONS FOR WILLIAM Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; SMITH’S 1815 MAP MSA Mineral Physics; GSA Geophysics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society) SESSION NO. 80 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 T3. Bridging Two Continents: Comparative Studies of Accretionary Orogenesis in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt, Yildirim Dilek, Paul T. Robinson, Juhn G. Liou and Jingsui Yang, Presiding North American Cordillera, and Other Orogenic Belts I (GSA 81-1 8:00 AM Liou, Juhn G.*; Tsujimori, Tatsuki; Yang, Jing-Sui; Zhang, Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Ruyuan; Ernst, W. G.: DEEP UPPER MANTLE RECYCLING Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) OF CRUSTAL MATERIALS: EVIDENCE FROM UHP 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 349/350 MINERALS IN COLLISIONAL OROGENS, OPHIOLITES, AND XENOLITHS John Wakabayashi, Wenjiao Xiao and Laura E. Webb, Presiding 81-2 8:15 AM Yang, Jing-Sui*; Wirth, Richard; Xiong, Fahui; Xu, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Xiangzhen; Tian, Yazhou; Huang, Zhu; Robinson,
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Paul T.; Dilek, Yildirim: FORMATION OF OPHIOLITE- SESSION NO. 82 HOSTED DIAMONDS BY DEEP SUBDUCTION OF T9. Developing Proxies for Human Impact on Soil and Sediment OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE: EVIDENCE FROM MINERAL Mass Transfer throughout the Holocene (GSA Quaternary INCLUSIONS Geology and Geomorphology Division; Past Global Changes 81-3 8:30 AM Yamamoto, Shinji*; Kawai, Kenji; Maruyama, Shigenori: (PAGES)—GLoSS Working Group; GSA Geology and Society BRIDGING TWO CONTINENTS: EVIDENCE OF Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest CONTINENTAL CRUST NEAR THE MANTLE TRANSITION Group; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) ZONE FROM THE LUOBUSA PODIFORM CHROMITITES 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 318 81-4 8:45 AM Robinson, Paul T.*; Yang, Jingsui; Zhu, Huang; Tian, Thomas Hoffmann, Timothy P. Beach and Gary Stinchcomb, Presiding Yazhou; Xiong, Fahui: WHAT ZIRCON IN OPHIOLITIC PERIDOTITES AND CHROMITITES REVEALS ABOUT 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS UPPER MANTLE PROCESSES 82-1 8:15 AM Latrubesse, Edgardo*: SOURCE TO SINK AND THE 81-5 9:00 AM Zhang, Ru Yuan*; Yang, Jingsui; Ernst, W.G.; Jahn, HUMAN FACTOR IN LARGE FLUVIAL SYSTEMS: THE Bor-ming; Iizuka, Yoshiyuki; Guo, Guolin: DISCOVERY OF CASE OF SOUTH AMERICA IN SITU SUPER-REDUCING, UHP PHASES IN LUOBUSA 82-2 8:35 AM Johnson, Katharine M.*; Ouimet, William B.: IMPACTS OF OPHIOLITIC CHROMITITES, TIBET: NEW INSIGHT INTO TERRAIN ROUGHNESS ON 18TH-20TH CENTURY LAND THE DEEP UPPER MANTLE AND THE TRANSITION USE DISTRIBUTION AND SEDIMENT MASS TRANSFER ZONE IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND 81-6 9:15 AM Xiong, Fahui*: MINERAL AND PETROLOGY OF CR-RICH 82-3 8:50 AM Schmidt, Amanda H.*; Neilson, Thomas B.; Bierman, AM OPHIOLITIC CHROMITITES OF BULQIZA, EASTERN Paul R.; Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica; Bower, Jennifer A.; OPHIOLITIC BELT, ALBANIA Rood, Dylan H.; Ouimet, William B.: USING 10BE AND 81-7 9:30 AM Tian, Yazhou*; Yang, Jingsui; Robinson, Paul T.; Xiong, SHORT-LIVED FALLOUT RADIONUCLIDES TO TRACK Fahui: THE TWO METALLOGENIC STAGES FOR SEDIMENT MOVEMENT THROUGH WATERSHEDS IN SARTOHAY CHROMITITE YUNNAN, CHINA 81-8 9:45 AM Olds, Eric Peter*; Sanborn, Matthew E.; Teague, Timothy T.; 82-4 9:05 AM Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica*; Schmidt, Amanda H.; Bierman, Yin, Qing-zhu: CHROMIUM ISOTOPES OF CHROMITE Paul R.; Neilson, Thomas B.; Singleton, Adrian; Qiu, Yue; GRAINS FROM THE KT BOUNDARY AT THE WESTERN Bower, Jennifer A.; Rood, Dylan H.: UNDERSTANDING MONDAY CRETACEOUS SEA PALEO-MARGIN: EVIDENCE FOR SEDIMENT SOURCING AND EROSION CONTROLS 10 EXCAVATION AND EJECTION OF OCEANIC CRUST FROM BE MEASUREMENTS IN FLUVIAL SEDIMENTS AND/OR UPPER MANTLE BY THE IMPACT FROM YUNNAN, CHINA 10:00 AM BREAK 82-5 9:20 AM Singleton, Adrian*; Henck Schmidt, Amanda; Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica; Qiu, Yue; Neilson, Thomas; 81-9 10:15 AM Dick, Henry J.B.*; Gao, Changui; Zhou, Huaiyang; Standish, Greene, Emily Sophie; Bierman, Paul; Rood, Dylan; Jared J.; Marschall, Horst: REMELTING THE GONDWANAN Campbell, Mary K.; Woodmansee, Sylvia Jane: EFFECTS MANTLE OF GRAIN SIZE AND MINERALOGY ON THE 81-10 10:30 AM Dilek, Yildirim*; Uysal, Ibrahim; Ersoy, E. Yalçin: DISTRIBUTION OF FALLOUT RADIONUCLIDES 7BE, COMPOSITIONS AND MELT EVOLUTION OF 10BE, 137CS, AND 210PB IN SEDIMENT PERIDOTITES IN THE MESOZOIC PERI-GONDWANAN 82-6 9:35 AM Ouimet, William B.*; Dethier, David P.; Johnson, Katharine; OPHIOLITES, AND NEOTETHYAN MANTLE TECTONICS Kotikian, Maneh; Wicherski, Will: QUANTIFYING 18TH 81-11 10:45 AM Casey, John*; Gao, Yongjun; Zhang, Xiaojing; Dewey, TO EARLY 20TH CENTURY HUMAN IMPACTS ON John F.: PLATE ACCRETION OF THE ORDOVICIAN BAY HILLSLOPES AND SEDIMENT MOBILIZATION IN OF ISLANDS OPHIOLITE AND HOT SUBDUCTION/ SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND AND COLORADO SUBCRETION DURING THE EVOLUTION OF A FORE- FRONT RANGE ARC R-TR-TR TRIPLE JUNCTION AS THE TACONIC ARC 9:50 AM BREAK ENCROACHED UPON LAURENTIA 82-7 10:05 AM Nicoll, Kathleen*: BEYOND “HISTORIC TRASH” 81-12 11:00 AM Liu, Fei*; Yang, Jing-Sui; Dilek, Yildirim; Lian, Dongyang; FINDS – METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND Zhao, Hui; Xie, Yanxue; Zhang, Li: STRUCTURE, GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL CASE STUDIES OF SITE GEOCHEMISTRY AND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE FORMATION AND HUMAN AGENCY FROM THE MIDDLE WESTERN YARLUNG ZANGBO OPHIOLITES IN EAST AND THE US SOUTHWEST SOUTHERN TIBET (CHINA), AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NEOTETHYAN TECTONICS 82-8 10:25 AM Beach, Timothy*; Luzzadder-Beach, Sheryl; Krause, Samantha M.; Eshleman, Sara: A TALE OF THREE 81-13 11:15 AM Guo, Guolin*: MID-OCEAN RIDGE (MOR) AND NEOTROPICAL FLOODPLAIN WETLANDS OF BELIZE SUPRASUBDUCTION ZONE (SSZ) GEOLOGICAL EVENTS IN THE YARLUNG ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE: 82-9 10:40 AM Mueller, Raymond G.*; Joyce, Arthur; Goman, Michelle F.; EVIDENCE FROM THE MINERAL RECORD OF MANTLE Cesta, Jason M.; Lock, Gracie: ANTHROPOGENIC PERIDOTITES INFLUENCED GEOMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF STREAM CHANNELS AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS 81-14 11:30 AM Yu, Hong*; Li, Hongyan; Wang, Dong; Niu, Zhijian; Hou, ADJACENT TO IMPORTANT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES Guowang; Zhang, Ke; Wang, Tianqi: STUDY OF THE IN THE LOWER RIO VERDE VALLEY, OAXACA, MEXICO ORIENTED MICROSTRUCTURE IN APATITE FROM ULTRABASIC ROCK OF THE DABIE - SULU ULTRA-HIGH 82-10 10:55 AM Leigh, David S.*; Gragson, Theodore L.; Coughlan, PRESSURE TERRANE Michael R.: NEOLITHIC AND YOUNGER LEGACY SEDIMENTS AND SOILS ALONG SUMMITS OF THE 81-15 11:45 AM Li, Yanqing*: RECYCLING OF OCEANIC CRUST FROM A WESTERN PYRENEES MOUNTAINS, FRANCE STAGNANT SLAB IN THE MANTLE TRANSITION ZONE: EVIDENCE FROM CENOZOIC CONTINENTAL BASALTS 82-11 11:10 AM Thieme, Donald*; Stinchcomb, Gary: ANTHRACITE IN ZHEJIANG PROVINCE, SE CHINA COAL AS A PROXY FOR HUMAN IMPACT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE, MID-ATLANTIC U.S.A
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82-12 11:25 AM Munoz, Samuel*: DEVELOPING A LONG-TERM SESSION NO. 84 PERSPECTIVE OF FLOODING IN THE MISSISSIPPI T47. Geology and Health: A Decade of Progress (GSA Geology RIVER BASIN USING FLUVIO-LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTS and Health Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 11:55 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Thomas H. Darrah, Suzette A. Morman, Andrew Hunt, Kevin E. Nick and Saugata Datta, Presiding SESSION NO. 83 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS T18. Metals in Ore Fluids: Sources, Concentrations, Modes of Transport, and Precipitation (Society of Economic Geologists; 84-1 8:05 AM Darrah, Thomas H.*: A CHANGING PARADIGM IN Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, ENVIRONMENTAL METAL CHEMISTRY? and Volcanology Division) 84-2 8:20 AM Schoonen, Martin A.*; Kaur, Jasmeet: MINERAL-INDUCED 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES RESEARCH IN THE CONTEXT OF MEDICAL GEOLOGY: AN UPDATE Ryan Mathur and Martin Appold, Presiding 84-3 8:35 AM Sharp, Rosalie M.*; Fitzstevens, Maia G.; Brabander, 83-1 8:00 AM Bodnar, R.J.*: METALS IN ORE-FORMING FLUIDS AND Daniel J.: URBAN CARBON CYCLE RISKS AND PROCESSES ASSOCIATED WITH FORMATION OF RESOURCES: ASSESSING THE POTENTIAL OF ECONOMIC MINERAL DEPOSITS MUNICIPAL COMPOST IN URBAN SOIL LEAD 83-2 8:20 AM Huff, G.F.*: EVOLUTION OF LI-ENRICHED OILFIELD REMEDIATION BRINES IN DEVONIAN CARBONATES OF THE SOUTH- 84-4 8:50 AM Gallagher, Ciaran L.*; Oettgen, Hannah L.; Okhai, CENTRAL ALBERTA BASIN, CANADA Disha C.; Brabander, Daniel J.: ASSESSING RISKS AND 83-3 8:35 AM Smith, Sarah Elisabeth*; Appold, Martin S.: PREDICTION POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF HARVESTING URBAN FRUIT OF MVT ORE FLUID METAL CONCENTRATIONS FROM 84-5 9:05 AM Datta, Saugata*; Vega, Michael; Kumar, Naresh; Barua, SOLID SOLUTION METAL CONCENTRATIONS IN ORE- Shovon; Johannesson, Karen; Kempton, Pamela; STAGE CALCITE Bhattacharya, Prosun: GEOGENIC MN IN DRINKING 83-4 8:50 AM Appold, Martin S.*: HOW ZN-PB-RICH ARE WATERS OF WEST BENGAL, INDIA SEDIMENTARY BRINES THAT FORM CARBONATE- 84-6 9:20 AM Jacobs, Alan M.*; Acheampong, Nana Y.; Amin, Isam E.: HOSTED ZN-PB ORE DEPOSITS? RECENT PROGRESS CORRELATION BETWEEN MAGNESIUM AND UNRESOLVED QUESTIONS CONCENTRATIONS IN THE DRINKING WATER 83-5 9:05 AM Sahoo, Prabodha Ranjan*; Khan, Israil; Venkatesh, AND ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE MORTALITY RATE A.S.; Golani, P R: A VMS LIKE COPPER-GOLD IN OHIO, USA MINERALIZATION IN THE ALWAR BASIN OF NORTH 9:35 AM BREAK DELHI FOLD BELT, WESTERN INDIA: EVIDENCES FROM GEOLOGICAL ASPECTS 84-7 9:50 AM Londono, S. Carolina*; Williams, Lynda B.: EVIDENCE FOR CLAY MINERAL SORPTION OF BACTERIAL NUTRIENTS 83-6 9:20 AM Anand, R.*; Mishra, Gaurav: GENESIS OF MAGNESITE CAUSING GROWTH INHIBITION DEPOSITS OF ARCHEAN SARGUR SUPRACRUSTAL BELT, KARNATAKA, INDIA 84-8 10:05 AM Maurais, Tony H.S.*; Donohue, Keri B.; Garcia-Reyero, Natalia; Perkins, Edward J.; Gellasch, Christopher A.; 9:35 AM BREAK Brueggemeyer, Mary T.; Gust, Kurt A.: CYTOTOXICITY 83-7 9:50 AM Frank, Mark R.*; Lubanowski, Colby; Fraley, Kendle; ASSESSMENT OF HIGH-NITROGEN COMPOUNDS Lanzirotti, Antonio: COPPER, IRON, AND ZINC IN USING A NOVEL IN VITRO MULTI-CELLULAR SULFUR-RICH MAGMATIC VOLATILE PHASES AT APPROACH 500-700 °C AND 100 MPA 84-9 10:20 AM Schmidt, Millicent P.*; Reeder, Richard J.: 83-8 10:10 AM Sublett, D. Matthew*; Gonzalez, Maria Mercedes; Bodnar, TRANSFORMATION BEHAVIOR AND STRUCTURE OF R.J.: PARTITIONING BEHAVIOR OF SODIUM AND A SERIES OF AMORPHOUS CALCIUM CARBONATE/ POTASSIUM BETWEEN IMMISCIBLE FLUIDS IN THE PHOSPHATE HYBRIDS H O-NACL-KCL SYSTEM AT MAGMATIC CONDITIONS 2 84-10 10:35 AM Kinder, Katherine M.*; Gellasch, Christopher A.; Dusenbury, 83-9 10:25 AM Cruz-Pérez, Miguel Angel*; Canet, Carles; Franco, Sara I.; James S.; Timmes, Thomas C.; Brueggemeyer, Mary T.; Camprubí, Antoni; González-Partida, Eduardo; Rajabi, Hughes, Thomas M.; Meade, Terry G.: THE EFFECT OF Abdorrahman: BOILING AND FLUID EVOLUTION IN TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY ON THE TRANSFER ACTIVE AND FOSSIL HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS: OF AIRBORNE BENZENE INTO WATER PRODUCED BY A COMPARATIVE APPROACH BASED ON FLUID CONDENSATION WATER FROM AIR TECHNOLOGY INCLUSION CASE STUDIES FROM MEXICO 84-11 10:50 AM Nath, Samuel Hunter*; Dere, Ashlee Laura Denton: 83-10 10:40 AM Bain, Wyatt*; Cline, Jean S.; Marsh, Timothy M.: THE SOIL PROPERTIES INFLUENCING THE SPATIAL APPLICATION OF FLUID INCLUSION RESEARCH TO DISTRIBUTION OF ANTHRAX IN NORTHWEST PORPHYRY COPPER EXPLORATION IN THE KABBA MINNESOTA PROSPECT, MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA 84-12 11:05 AM Horton, Ashley*; Ruhl, Laura: KIDNEY STONE SYNTHESIS 83-11 10:55 AM Swain, S.K.*; Sarangi, S.; Srinivasan, R.; Mazumdar, A.; UNDER VARYING CONDITIONS Satyanarayanan, M.: SULFUR ISOTOPE AND REE GEOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF AURIFEROUS QUARTZ SESSION NO. 85 CARBONATE VEINS FROM CENTRAL LODE SYSTEM, T55. Investigating Coastal Environments: A Tribute to Derald G. GADAG GOLD FIELD, DHARWAR CRATON, INDIA: Smith (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; IMPLICATIONS ON SOURCE OF ORE FLUIDS GSA Limnogeology Division; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) 83-12 11:10 AM Segato, Alysa*; Kendall, Brian; Hanley, Jacob: FURTHER 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 336 INSIGHTS INTO MO ISOTOPE VARIATIONS IN MOLYBDENITES FROM DIFFERENT ORE DEPOSITS Harry M. Jol, Presiding 83-13 11:25 AM Korzeb, Stanley*; Scarberry, Kaleb; Zimmerman, Jarred L.; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Gammons, Christopher: NEW INTERPRETATIONS OF 8:05 AM OVERVIEW OF DERALD G. SMITH’S CAREER VEIN GENESIS FOR THE EMERY MINING DISTRICT, 85-1 8:15 AM Thompson, Todd A.*; Johnston, John W.; Loope, Henry M.; POWELL COUNTY, MONTANA Jol, Harry M.: SHORELINE ARCHITECTURE DURING A
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LAKE-LEVEL RISE AND FALL OF THE UPPER GREAT 86-3 8:45 AM Burns, William J.*: COLLECTING AND USING LANDSLIDE LAKES OVER A PERIOD OF SEVERAL MILLENNIA INVENTORY DATA IN OREGON 85-2 8:30 AM Psuty, Norbert P.*; Schmelz, William J.; Greenberg, Joshua; 86-4 9:00 AM Slaughter, Stephen L.*: THE WASHINGTON GEOLOGICAL Beal, Irina: DISPLACEMENT AND RECOVERY: THE SURVEY’S RECENTLY RESTORED LANDSLIDE POST-HURRICANE SANDY GEOMORPHOLOGICAL HAZARDS PROGRAM: A LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF EVOLUTION OF THE FORT TILDEN SITE, GATEWAY LANDSLIDE MAPPING IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA 86-5 9:15 AM LaHusen, Sean Richard*; Duvall, Alison R.; Booth, Adam M.; 85-3 8:45 AM Elliott, Emily A.*; McKee, Brent A.; Rodriguez, Antonio B.: Montgomery, David R.: TIMING OF LONG-RUNOUT ESTUARINE SEDIMENTATION, 210PB AND AGE MODELS LANDSLIDES NEAR OSO, WA REVEALS PERSISTENT IN A CHANGING WORLD – THE RIGHT FIT MAKES ALL POSTGLACIAL HILLSLOPE INSTABILITY THE DIFFERENCE 86-6 9:30 AM Crawford, Matthew M.*; Bryson, Lindsey S.: THE 85-4 9:00 AM Cornell, Sean*; Gildner, Brett R.; Loski, Brett; Oakley, KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LANDSLIDE Adrienne; Bochicchio, Christopher: SOIL ANALYSIS OF PROGRAM: FROM INVENTORY TO TARGETED MID-ATLANTIC BARRIER ISLAND GHOST FORESTS ON RESEARCH ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, VIRGINIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR 9:45 AM BREAK MODELING THE IMPACTS OF SEA-LEVEL RISE 86-7 10:00 AM Witt, Anne C.*: INVESTIGATING RECENT SURFACE 85-5 9:15 AM Wood, Kelsey Lynn*; Prestegaard, Karen L.; Kaufman, MINING-RELATED LANDSLIDES IN THE APPALACHIAN Alan J.: SPATIAL VARIATIONS IN SEDIMENT TYPE, COALFIELDS OF SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA ACCRETION RATES, AND RECORDS OF N ISOTOPIC AM 10:15 AM Hervás, Javier*: CHANGE IN FRESHWATER TIDAL MARSH CHANNELS 86-8 NEW NATIONAL LANDSLIDE INVENTORIES OF SPAIN, CYPRUS AND ANDORRA 85-6 9:30 AM Palermo, Rose*; Mohrig, David; Piliouras, Anastasia; FOR PAN-EUROPEAN LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY Swanson, Travis: RATES AND MECHANISMS OF ASSESSMENT EROSION GENERATING A WAVE-CUT PLATFORM AT 10:30 AM Boje, Søren*; Devoli, Graziella; Colleuille, Hervé: SARGENT BEACH, TEXAS, USA 86-9 LANDSLIDE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT AND USAGE IN 9:45 AM BREAK THE NORWEGIAN EWS 85-7 10:00 AM Fisher, Timothy G.*: SPILLWAYS EMANATING FROM 86-10 10:45 AM Klose, Martin*; Damm, Bodo; Maurischat, Philipp: A GLACIAL LAKE AGASSIZ COASTLINES HISTORICAL TIME SERIES OF LANDSLIDE EVENTS MONDAY 85-8 10:15 AM Jol, Harry M.*; Oviatt, Charles G.; Jewell, Paul; Schide, IN GERMANY AND ITS APPLICATION IN IMPACT AND Katherine H.: SUBSURFACE IMAGING OF THE VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT SNOWPLOW, LAKE BONNEVILLE, UTAH 86-11 11:00 AM Sánchez-Espeso, Javier M. Sánchez Espeso*; 85-9 10:30 AM Pile, Jeremy*; Soria, Janneli Lea A.; Switzer, Adam D.; Remondo, Juan Remondo Tejerina; Bonaechea, Siringan, Fernando; Daag, Arturo: GEOPHYSICAL Jaime Bonaechea Pico; Bruschi, Viola Bruschi; EVDIENCE OF STORM IMPACT AND RECOVERY: A González-Díez, Alberto González Díez; Rivas, GROUND PENETRATING RADAR INVESTIGATION, Maria Rivas Mantecon: LANDSLIDE DATABASE IN THE BAY-BAY SPIT, BICOL, PHILIPPINES LOWER SECTION OF THE BASIN OF DEBA RIVER IN 85-10 10:45 AM Moorman, Brian J.*; Stevens, Christopher: USING GROUND GUIPUZCUA, SPAIN: A TOOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT PENETRATING RADAR TO AID IN THE MODELING OF OF HAZARD AND RISK SCENARIOS SHALLOW WATER SEDIMENTATION AND PERMAFROST 86-12 11:15 AM Watts, Chester F.*; Huber, Robert; Karki, Nirjung: ROCK GROWTH IN THE MACKENZIE DELTA, CANADA SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSES USING STRUCTURE- 85-11 11:00 AM Carlson, Brandee N.*; Nittrouer, Jeffrey A.; Ma, Hongbo; FROM-MOTION SOFTWARE AND UNMANNED AERIAL Moodie, Andrew J.: CHANNEL INFILLING PROCESSES VEHICLES ON THE HUANGHE (YELLOW RIVER) DELTAIC 11:30 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS COASTAL PLAIN, CHINA 11:45 AM MEETING OF “FRIENDS OF LANDSLIDE INVENTORY” 85-12 11:15 AM Johnston, John W.*; Wolfe, Brent B.; Hall, Roland I; GROUP Edwards, Thomas W.D.: PALEOHYDROGRAPHIC RECONSTRUCTIONS NEAR THE PEACE-ATHABASCA SESSION NO. 87 DELTA IN THE MACKENZIE RIVER BASIN OF WESTERN T74. Extended Geology Trips with Special Emphasis on Study CANADA Abroad 11:30 AM DISCUSSION: SPECIAL PUBLICATION 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 11:40 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Tania-Maria Anders and Mark Boryta, Presiding SESSION NO. 86 87-1 8:00 AM Uzunlar, Nuri*: MAPPING THE GLOBE: GEOLOGICALLY AND CULTURALLY T56. Landslide Inventories and Time Series: Data Collection, Statistics, Geospatial Analysis, and Relationships to Other 87-2 8:20 AM Jordan, Brennan T.*: LEARNING ABOUT VOLCANISM Geohazards (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology AND LIVING WITH VOLCANOES: ICELAND Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; VOLCANOLOGY FIELD CAMP GSA Geoinformatics Division) 87-3 8:35 AM Theissen, Kevin M.*; Hickson, Thomas A.: THEY DON’T 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 307 SELL ICE IN ICELAND! LESSONS LEARNED ON A FIELD GEOLOGY COURSE IN THE LAND OF FIRE Martin Klose, Dalia B. Kirschbaum, Lynn M. Highland and Bodo Damm, AND ICE Presiding 87-4 8:50 AM Hawkins, John F.*; Steltenpohl, Mark G.: TIPS, TRICKS, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AND LESSONS LEARNED AFTER 2 COUNTRIES, 19 86-1 8:15 AM Roberts, Nicholas J.*; McKillop, Robin; Hermanns, DAYS, AND 8 FLIGHTS ABOUT HOW TO INITIATE AND Reginald L.; Clague, John; Oppikofer, Thierry: DEVELOPING IMPLEMENT A SUCCESSFUL UNDERGRADUATE FIELD A GLOBAL INVENTORY OF DISPLACEMENT WAVES BASED STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM TO ICELAND AND FROM SUBAERIAL LANDSLIDES SCOTLAND 86-2 8:30 AM Kirschbaum, Dalia*: USING CITIZEN SCIENCE TO GROW A GLOBAL LANDSLIDE CATALOG
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87-5 9:05 AM Anders, Tania-Maria*: STUDY ABROAD IN SCOTLAND: 88-7 9:30 AM Cheek, Kim A.*: LEARNING PROGRESSIONS AS ORGANIZING AND RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL A FRAMEWORK FOR GER: POSSIBILITIES AND GEOSCIENCE SUMMER PROGRAM CAUTIONS 87-6 9:20 AM Besonen, Mark R.*; Anders, Tania-Maria; Smith, Richard; 88-8 9:45 AM McNeal, Peggy*; Petcovic, Heather; Reeves, Patricia: Sollitto, Michael; Simcik, Martha; Davis, Mary Beth L.: USING ONLINE FOCUS GROUPS TO REVEAL TEACHER TAMUCC ISLANDERS IN SCOTLAND 2015—A PERSPECTIVES ON CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION GEOLOGY-FOCUSED, FACULTY-LED, SUMMER STUDY 88-9 10:00 AM Ryker, Katherine*: CONNECTING TEACHING BELIEFS ABROAD PROGRAM AND PRACTICES IN POST-SECONDARY GEOSCIENCE 87-7 9:35 AM Skinner, Lisa A.*: LIVING THE VOLCANO: HOW CLASSROOMS TO DESIGN A SUCCESSFUL SHORT-TERM 88-10 10:15 AM Czajka, C. Doug*; McConnell, David A.: EVALUATING THE INTERNATIONAL FIELD COURSE TEACHING BELIEFS AND PRACTICES OF GEOSCIENCE 9:50 AM BREAK FACULTY 87-8 10:05 AM Walker, Becca*; Boryta, Mark; Bray-Ali, Julie; Mrofka, 88-11 10:30 AM Chermak, John*; Drezek McConnell, Kathryne: AUTHENTIC David D.; Ketting-Olivier, Amanda: DESIGN AND ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING IN LARGE IMPLEMENTATION OF EXTENDED FIELD PROGRAMS CLASSROOMS: OXYMORON OR OPPORTUNITY? FOR INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS: 88-12 10:45 AM Sliko, Jennifer L.*: HOW EFFECTIVE IS YOUR PROGRAM ELEMENTS TO PROMOTE CONTENT, PEDAGOGY? USING THE MOTIVATED STRATEGIES SKILLS, AND AFFECTIVE GAINS FOR LEARNING QUESTIONNAIRE AND THE 87-9 10:25 AM Boryta, Mark*; Walker, Becca; Mrofka, David D.; Carlos, GEOSCIENCE CONCEPT INVENTORY TO MEASURE Richard; Ketting-Olivier, Amanda; Bray-Ali, Julie: STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN CLASS INTERSESSION FIELD TRIPS EXTEND OPPORTUNITIES 88-13 11:00 AM Pelch, Michael A.*; McConnell, David: CAN FOCUSING ON FOR INTRODUCTORY STUDENTS THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 87-10 10:40 AM Borella, Maxwell*; Gravley, Darren M.; Hampton, Samuel: IN AN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSE CHANGE A GEOLOGIC JOURNEY ABROAD - A DECADE OF THE WAY STUDENTS PERCEIVE THE RELEVANCE OF LESSONS LEARNED IN GEOLOGY STUDY ABROAD SCIENCE? PROGRAMS 88-14 11:15 AM Lundgren, Lisa M.*; Crippen, Kent J.; MacFadden, Bruce J.; 87-11 10:55 AM Hampton, Samuel*; Gravley, Darren M.; Borella, M.W.: Dunckel, Betty A.; Ellis, Shari; Gardner, Eleanor E.: EMBEDDING RESEARCH IN A COUPLED STUDY EXPLORING SOCIAL MEDIA AS A RESEARCH ABROAD PROGRAMME AND SEMESTER COURSE TOOL FOR MEASURING ENGAGEMENT IN A 87-12 11:10 AM Davis, P. Thompson*; Ackert, Jr., Robert P.: BENTLEY PALEONTOLOGICAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE ABROAD EARTH SCIENCE COURSES IN NEW 88-15 11:30 AM LaDue, Nicole*; Hubenthal, Michael: BROADER IMPACTS ZEALAND AND ICELAND AND EVALUATION: AN ENTRY POINT TO ENGAGE 87-13 11:25 AM Pratt-Sitaula, Beth*; Upreti, Bishal: “GEOSCIENCE IN THE PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS IN DISCUSSIONS OF HIMALAYA” STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM IN NEPAL GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION RESEARCH 88-16 11:45 AM St. John, Kristen*; Macdonald, Heather; Feig, Anthony D.; 87-14 11:40 AM Guerra, Ernesto*: TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-CORPUS LaDue, Nicole; Lukes, Laura A.; McNeal, Karen S.; Riggs, CHRISTI STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM Eric M.; McDaris, John R.: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF 11:55 AM DISCUSSION GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION RESEARCH: A COMMUNITY EFFORT SESSION NO. 88 T83. Methods for Conducting Research about Teaching and SESSION NO. 89 Learning in the Geosciences (GSA Geoscience Education T84. Practical Faculty-Related Issues & Trans-Disciplinary Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) Pedagogical Strategies Associated with Classroom 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 339 Transformation Nicole LaDue, Laura A. Lukes, Katherine Ryker and Kim A. Cheek, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 321 88-1 8:00 AM Sexton, Julie M.*: OVERVIEW OF THE RESEARCH Gregory S. Baker and Jennifer A. Roberts, Presiding METHODS USED BY GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS RESEARCHERS 89-1 8:05 AM Miller, Emily R.*: IMPROVING UNDERGRADUATE STEM 88-2 8:15 AM Dolphin, Glenn*: NOTHING IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH TEACHING AND LEARNING: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE MAKES SENSE EXCEPT IN THE LIGHT OF (ENTER AAU UNDERGRADUATE STEM EDUCATION INITIATIVE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK HERE) 89-2 8:25 AM Egger, Anne E.*; Baldassari, Carol; Doser, Diane I.; 88-3 8:30 AM Petcovic, Heather L.*; Sexton, Julie M.: MIXED UP ABOUT Herbstrith, Krista; Iverson, Ellen; Lee, Sabra; Manduca, MIXED METHODS? AN OVERVIEW OF MIXED METHODS Cathryn A.; McConnell, David A.; Pelch, Michael A.; RESEARCH DESIGNS Steer, David N.: TAKING A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO 88-4 8:45 AM Roemmele, Christopher Marc*: USING MIXED-METHODS SUPPORTING FACULTY IN TRANSFORMING TEACHING TO INVESTIGATE GEOLOGICAL BLINDNESS: THE AND LEARNING ATTITUDES AND CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING OF 89-3 8:45 AM Zweifel, Erica*; Richardson, Randall M.: NATIONAL INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OF GEOSCIENCE TEACHERS: 88-5 9:00 AM Burrell, Shondricka*; Lombardi, Doug; Bailey, Janelle: SUPPORTING FACULTY DEVELOPMENT THE EFFECT OF A STUDENT-CENTERED ACADEMIC 89-4 9:00 AM Riihimaki, Catherine A.*: LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIPS INTERVENTION ON TEACHER PRACTICE IN HIGH WORK BEST: LESSONS FROM TRANSFORMING SCHOOL EARTH SCIENCE CLASSROOMS: A MIXED CLASSROOMS THROUGH THE PRINCETON SCIENCE METHODS STUDY AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION INITIATIVE 88-6 9:15 AM Kastens, Kim A.*; Rivet, Ann: USING AN ITEM RESPONSE 89-5 9:15 AM McConnell, David A.*: FLIPPING ROCKS: FINDING THE MODELING APPROACH TO ASSESS STUDENTS’ TIME IN CLASS TO STOP LECTURING PROFICIENCY AROUND ANALOG MODELS IN HIGH 89-6 9:30 AM Patton, Matthew T.*; Arthurs, Leilani: THE POTENTIAL SCHOOL EARTH SCIENCE ROLE OF STUDENTS IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF
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LARGE INTRODUCTORY-LEVEL COLLEGE STEM 90-7 10:05 AM Manduca, Cathryn A.*; Blockstein, David; Bralower, COURSES Timothy J.; Davis, Felica; Doser, Diane I.; Egger, Anne E.; 89-7 9:45 AM Fredrick, Kyle C.*: WHEN PREREQUISITES ARE NOT Gosselin, David C.; Iverson, Ellen; Kastens, Kim A.; Orr, ENOUGH: INTEGRATING QUANTITATIVE SKILLS Cailin Huyck: LINKING GEOSCIENCE AND SOCIETAL REMEDIATION INTO AN UPPER-LEVEL HYDROLOGY ISSUES: A STRATEGY FOR MAKING GEOSCIENCE COURSE MORE CENTRAL IN HIGHER EDUCATION 10:00 AM BREAK 90-8 10:20 AM Tso, Jonathan*: STRATEGIES IN RECRUITING AND RETAINING GEOLOGY MAJORS AT RADFORD 89-8 10:15 AM Bitting, Kelsey S.*; Schneider, Blair Benson; Roberts, UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA Jennifer A.: THE NATURE OF RESISTANCE: USING STUDENT COMMENTS AND LEARNING THEORY TO 90-9 10:35 AM Reese, Joseph F.*: EDINBORO ENVIRONMENTAL EASE THE TRANSITION TO ACTIVE LEARNING ASSAULT MISSION: A MODEL FOR A PLACE- BASED, FIELD-DRIVEN EXERCISE TO CONNECT 89-9 10:30 AM Gagnier, Kristin*: SPATIAL THINKING IN GEOSCIENCE: INTRODUCTORY STUDENTS WITH THEIR LOCAL LESSONS FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL SURROUNDINGS COLLABORATION BETWEEN COGNITIVE SCIENTISTS AND GEOSCIENTISTS 90-10 10:50 AM Bier, Sara E.*: FROM WOOLLY MAMMOTHS TO A SUPERFUND SITE: A PLACE-BASED 89-10 10:45 AM Thorson, Robert M.*; Park Boush, Lisa; Getty, Patrick R.; ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY COURSE IN SALTVILLE, Ouimet, William B.: FIVE PATHWAYS TO INTRODUCTORY VIRGINIA GEOSCIENCE AT UCONN: A NEW MODEL 90-11 11:05 AM Domenech, Julia A.*: BUILDING ENVIRONMENTAL AM 89-11 11:00 AM Dmochowski, Jane Ellen*; Coward, Elizabeth: ACTIVE LITERACY THROUGHOUT BOTH LOCAL AND GLOBAL LEARNING IN THE EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITIES SCIENCE COLLEGE CLASSROOM 11:20 AM DISCUSSION 89-12 11:15 AM Kreager, Bailey Zo*; Arthurs, Leilani: ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES IN UNDERGRADUATE STEM COURSES, 11:35 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS A LITERATURE REVIEW SESSION NO. 91 89-13 11:30 AM Barbosa, Alayde A.*: UTILIZING CONCEPT MAPPING TO CONVERT A PASSIVE STYLE PHYSICAL GEOLOGY T105. Fate and Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants LECTURE TO AN ENGAGED AND ACTIVE CLASSROOM in Wetlands and Sediments (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA MONDAY Environmental Engineering and Geology Division; Geochemical SESSION NO. 90 Society) T91. Using Place-Based and/or Data Driven Approaches in 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 343 Geoscience Undergraduate Teaching and Research (Council on Michelle M. Lorah, Isabelle Cozzarelli and Upal Ghosh, Presiding Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) 91-1 8:00 AM Wadhawan, Amar R.*; Bouwer, Edward J.: CHROMIUM 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 338 FATE AND TRANSPORT IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS: Diana Dalbotten and Emily Goesling, Presiding ROLE OF GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN SUPPORTING MNR 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 91-2 8:15 AM Stoliker, Deborah L.*; Repert, Deborah A.; Smith, Richard L.; 8:05 AM Dalbotten, Diana*; Bueno Watts, Nievita; Berthelote, 90-1 Song, Bonkeun; Conaway, Christopher H.; LeBlanc, Antony R.; Eriksson, Susan C.: GEOSCIENCE Denis R.; McCobb, Timothy D.; Hyun, Sung Pil; Koh, ALLIANCE 3: A CHANGING CLIMATE’S EFFECT ON Dong-Chan; Kent, Douglas B.: FACTORS IMPACTING THE RIVERS, ESTUARIES, OCEANS, FIRST FOODS, AND FATE AND TRANSPORT OF WASTEWATER-DERIVED TRIBAL HEALTH NITROGEN AND ARSENIC DURING GROUNDWATER 90-2 8:20 AM Tano, Mervyn*: PUTTING FIRST THINGS FIRST: WHY DISCHARGE TO A FLOW-THROUGH LAKE IT’S ABOUT INTEGRATING WESTERN SCIENCE INTO 91-3 8:35 AM Galloway, Jennifer*; Palmer, Michael; Jamieson, Heather E.; TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND NOT THE Patterson, R. Timothy; Falck, Hendrik; Swindles, Graeme T.; OTHER WAY AROUND Howell, Dana; Stavinga, Drew; Nasser, Nawaf; Roe, 90-3 8:35 AM Garcia, Angel A.*; Semken, Steven; Brandt, Elizabeth: Helen M.: ESTABLISHING BACKGROUND ARSENIC FIELD ETHNOGEOLOGY IN THE CARIBBEAN: CONCENTRATIONS IN AN AREA IMPACTED BY ~75 RESEARCH TO INFORM PLACE-BASED GEOSCIENCE YEARS OF GOLD MINING IN SUBARCTIC CANADA EDUCATION AIMED AT ENHANCING EQUITY AND 91-4 8:50 AM Ziegler, Brady A.*; Schreiber, Madeline E.; Cozzarelli, DIVERSITY FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS Isabelle M.: THE ROLE OF SEDIMENTS IN AS CYCLING 90-4 8:50 AM Bueno Watts, Nievita*; Berthelote, Antony R.; Lichtenberg, IN HYDROCARBON PLUMES Janene; Patrick, Daniel; Dalbotten, Diana: SUSTAINABLE 91-5 9:05 AM DeSisto, Stephanie L.*; Jamieson, Heather E.; Parsons, LAND AND WATER RESOURCES REU: COMMUNITY- Michael B.: EVALUATION OF A LOW-ORGANIC SOIL INSPIRED RESEARCH MEETS OPEN INQUIRY COVER FOR REMEDIATION OF ARSENIC-RICH GOLD 90-5 9:05 AM Moosavi, Sadredin C.*; Oaks, Sherry D; Low, Russanne; MINE TAILINGS Metlay, Suzanne T.: THE SPECIAL PLACE PROJECT: 91-6 9:20 AM Heyes, Andrew*; Gilmour, Cynthia; Bell, James T.; INCORPORATING FIELD DATA TO TEST STUDENT Butera, Denise; McBurney, Alyssa: BIOGEOCHEMICAL HYPOTHESES IN PLACE-BASED CASE STUDIES AND HYDROLOGICAL CONTROLS ON THE FLUX ASSISTED BY THE NASA-FUNDED EARTH ED 2YC OF MERCURY AND METHYLMERCURY IN FIRST PROGRAM ORDER COASTAL PLAIN WATERSHEDS OF THE 90-6 9:20 AM Bolman, Jacquelyn*: INTER-TRIBAL STUDENT SERVICES CHESAPEAKE BAY (I.S.S.): COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS IN BUILDING, 91-7 9:40 AM Rhodes, Amy L.*; Guswa, Andrew J.: STORAGE AND GUIDING, AND MENTORING THE FUTURE TRIBAL RELEASE OF ROAD-SALT CONTAMINATION FROM GEOSCIENCES WORKFORCE A CALCAREOUS LAKE-BASIN FEN, STOCKBRIDGE, 9:35 AM DISCUSSION MASSACHUSETTS, USA 9:50 AM BREAK 9:55 AM BREAK
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91-8 10:10 AM Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.*; Skalak, Katherine J.; Kent, ENVIRONMENT: RESULTS FROM LONG-TERM CAVE Douglas B.; Mumford, Adam C.; Benthem, Adam; MONITORING IN CENTRAL TEXAS Haase, Karl B.; Orem, William H.; Galloway, Joel; 92-6 9:45 AM Beddows, Patricia A.*; Mandic, Magda; Ford, Derek C.; Engle, Mark A.; Akob, Denise: GEOCHEMICAL Schwarcz, Henry P.: INTRA- AND INTER-CAVE DRIP INVESTIGATIONS OF WASTEWATER SPILLS RELATED ΔD AND Δ18O ISOTOPIC LAGS AND DAMPING TO UNCONVENTIONAL OIL DEVELOPMENT IN THE FROM MONITORING IN THREE CAVES ALONG AN WILLISTON BASIN ALTITUDINAL GRADIENT, VANCOUVER ISLAND, 91-9 10:25 AM Mumford, Adam C.*; Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.; Fraser, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA Andrea; Klinges, Julia Grace; Akob, Denise: IMPACT OF 92-7 10:00 AM Cooper, Max P.*; Covington, Matthew D.: A SIMPLE UNCONVENTIONAL GAS WASTE WATER DISPOSAL COMPUTER MODEL FOR PARAGENETIC GALLERY ON THE STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY OF SURFICIAL FORMATION STREAM MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES 92-8 10:15 AM Gandee, Michele N.*; Valle, Cynthia M.; Tobin, Benjamin W.; 91-10 10:40 AM Baedecker, Mary Jo*; Eganhouse, Robert P.; Cozzarelli, Hoffman, Claire; Childres, Hampton; Schenk, Edward R.: Isabelle M.: OIL IN THE SHALLOW SUBSURFACE: KARST GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY MAPPING: WHICH HYDROCARBONS ARE MOST RESISTANT TO APPLICATION OF THE COP AND EPIK METHODS TO DEGRADATION IN THE OIL AND IN THE GROUNDWATER THE KAIBAB PLATEAU, GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PLUME PARK 91-11 10:55 AM Sowers, Kevin R.*: ONGOING PILOT-SCALE FIELD 10:30 AM BREAK STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF 92-9 10:45 AM Beddows, Patricia A.*; Mallon, Edward K.: REGIONAL BIOREMEDIATION FOR TREATMENT OF PCB-IMPACTED AQUIFER MONITORING NETWORK IN THE COASTAL SEDIMENTS KARST OF THE YUCATAN PENINSULA USING CAVE 91-12 11:15 AM Kjellerup, Birthe V.*; Jing, Ran; Edwards, Sarah J: PEARL PROJECT OPEN-SOURCE HARDWARE, WITH BIOREMEDIATION OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS COMPARISON TO COMMERCIAL INSTRUMENTAL IN SEDIMENT USING BIOFILMS ON ACTIVATED RECORDS CARBON 92-10 11:05 AM Turner, Noel L.*; Knierim, Katherine J.; Blackstock, 91-13 11:30 AM Bouwer, Edward J.*; Chow, Steven; Lorah, Michelle M.; Joshua M.; Kresse, Tim M.; Hays, Phillip D.: Durant, Neal; Wadhawan, Amar: DUAL-BIOFILM ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERACTIVE MAP TO REACTIVE BARRIER FOR TREATMENT OF ASSESS KARST DEVELOPMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE CHLORINATED BENZENES AT ANAEROBIC-AEROBIC ON GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN NORTHERN INTERFACES IN CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER AND ARKANSAS SEDIMENTS 92-11 11:20 AM Vesper, Dorothy J.*: KARST, CONTAMINATION AND 91-14 11:45 AM Lorah, Michelle M.*; Akob, Denise M.; Dunlap, Darren; PUBLIC HEALTH: MEETING AT THE EXPOSURE POINT Teunis, Jessica: CULTURE TESTING FOR A DUAL- 92-12 11:35 AM Schindel, Geary M.*: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BIOFILM REACTIVE BARRIER FOR TREATMENT RELEASE STRATEGIES FOR KARST TERRAINS OF CHLORINATED BENZENES IN WETLAND GROUNDWATER AND SEDIMENT 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS
SESSION NO. 92 SESSION NO. 93 T120. Karst Processes and Speleogenesis: Advances in T127. Continental Shelf and Estuarine Seafloor Mapping and Monitoring, Modeling, and Measurements (GSA Hydrogeology Shallow Stratigraphy on the North American East Coast (GSA Division; GSA Karst Division; Karst Waters Institute; National Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/ Cave and Karst Research Institute; GSA Quaternary Geology and Coastal Science Discipline) Geomorphology Division) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 340 Joseph Kelley and Laura Brothers, Presiding Benjamin F. Schwartz and Matthew D. Covington, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 93-1 8:15 AM Chandler, Emily A.*; Kelley, Joseph T.; Belknap, Daniel F.: 92-1 8:05 AM Tobin, Benjamin W.*; Schwartz, Benjamin F.; Springer, SEDIMENTATION ACCUMULATION PATTERNS IN THE Abraham E.; Stevens, Larry; Ledbetter, Jeri; Valle, DAMARISCOTTA RIVER ESTUARY Cynthia M.; Schenk, Edward R.: REMOTE KARST SPRING 93-2 8:30 AM Nifong, Kelly L.*; Ward, Larry G.: DEVELOPMENT OF CHARACTERIZATION AND GROUPING TO FOCUS A LATE QUATERNARY DEPOSITIONAL MODEL OF LONG-TERM MONITORING EFFORTS IN SEQUOIA, PORTSMOUTH HARBOR AND ADJACENT SHELF, KINGS CANYON, AND GRAND CANYON NATIONAL NEW HAMPSHIRE PARKS 93-3 8:45 AM Ward, Larry G.*; McAvoy, Zachary S.; Anziani, 92-2 8:25 AM Jones, William K.*: HYDROLOGY OF THE SINKING Maxlimer Vallee; Nagel, Erin; Kelley, Nifong: CREEK/MUDDY CREEK KARST BASIN, GREENBRIER DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS ON THE NORTHERN COUNTY, WV MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW HAMPSHIRE INNER 92-3 8:40 AM Wong, Stephanie*; Yelderman, Jr., Joe C.: PAIRING CONTINENTAL SHELF: USE OF HIGH RESOLUTION TRACERS WITH MONITORING TO IMPROVE SEAFLOOR MAPPING TO UNDERSTAND IMPACTS OF UNDERSTANDING OF KARST SPRING COMPLEX GLACIATION, MARINE PROCESSES AND SEA-LEVEL PROCESSES FLUCTUATIONS 92-4 8:55 AM Spangler, Lawrence E.*: HYDROGEOLOGIC 93-4 9:00 AM Schwab, William C.*; Baldwin, Wayne E.; Denny, Jane F.; CHARACTERIZATION AND VULNERABILITY Warner, John C.; Safak, Ilgar; List, Jeffery H.: APPLICATION ASSESSMENT OF THE ASHLEY SPRING OF GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF THE INNER CONTINENTAL GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEM, UINTA MOUNTAINS, SHELF TO COASTAL EVOLUTION AND NEARSHORE UTAH SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES RESEARCH, AN EXAMPLE FROM FIRE ISLAND, NEW YORK 9:10 AM BREAK 93-5 9:20 AM Miselis, Jennifer*; Hapke, Cheryl J.; Locker, Stanley; Nelson, 92-5 9:25 AM Wong, Corinne I.*; Banner, Jay: TRANSFORMATION OF Timothy; Buster, Noreen A.; Brenner, Owen; Wadman, RAINFALL δ18O VARIABILITY BY THE CAVE AND KARST
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Heidi M.; McNinch, Jesse E.: USING NEARSHORE CRYSTAL GROWTH IN THE MURRAY FORMATION, GEOPHYSICS TO UNDERSTAND POST-STORM BEACH GALE CRATER, MARS RECOVERY: LINKS TO SPATIALLY-VARIABLE WAVE 94-6 9:40 AM Young, Brennan*; Chan, Marjorie A.: FRACTURE AND RAVINEMENT? GYPSUM DIAGENESIS IN THE TRIASSIC MOENKOPI 93-6 9:40 AM Cooper, J. Andrew G.*: LOWER THAN PRESENT SEA FORMATION, SOUTHERN UTAH: ANALOG RELEVANCE LEVELS: SEARCHING FOR SUBMERGED SHORELINES TO MARS IN THE BRITISH ISLES 94-7 9:55 AM Gellert, Ralf*; Arvidson, Raymond; Clark, III, Benton; 10:00 AM BREAK Ming, Douglas W.; Morris, Richard V.; Squyres, Steven W.; 93-7 10:15 AM Trembanis, Arthur*; Miller, Douglas; Kennedy, Elise; Yen, Albert S.: DISTINCT IGNEOUS APXS ROCK DuVal, Carter; Friedrichs, Andrew; Haulsee, Kenneth: COMPOSITIONS ON MARS FROM PATHFINDER, MER RECENT GEOPHYSICAL AND MORPHODYNAMIC AND MSL OBSERVATIONS ALONG THE ASSATEAGUE ISLAND 94-8 10:10 AM Thorpe, Michael T.*; Hurowitz, Joel A.: TRACING BASALTIC INNER CONTINENTAL SHELF IN RELATION TO SEDIMENTATION FROM DEPOSITION TO LITHIFICATION SUPERSTORM SANDY 94-9 10:25 AM McLennan, S. M.*; Cino, C. D.; Dehouck, E.: 93-8 10:30 AM Pendleton, Elizabeth A.*; Brothers, Laura; Mahmud, GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN Akim; Thieler, E. Robert: USING AUTOMATED IMAGE OF SECONDARY MINERAL ASSEMBLAGES IN CLASSIFICATION TO LINK GEOMORPHOLOGY AND SEDIMENTARY ROCKS ON MARS SHALLOW STRATIGRAPHY ALONG THE DELMARVA 94-10 10:40 AM Cole, Shoshanna B.*; Clark, III, Benton; Farrand, William H.; AM PENINSULA Herkenhoff, Kenneth E.; Morris, Richard V.; Ruff, Steven W.; 93-9 10:45 AM Brothers, Laura*; Foster, David S.; Pendleton, Elizabeth A.; Squyres, Steven W.; Yingst, R. Aileen: IN-SITU EVIDENCE Thieler, E. Robert: DISTRIBUTION AND TENTATIVE FOR ALTERATION BY ACID FOG ON HUSBAND HILL, AGES OF AN EXTENSIVE PALEOCHANNEL NETWORK GUSEV CRATER, MARS OFFSHORE OF THE DELMARVA PENINSULA, U.S.A 94-11 10:55 AM Fischer, Woodward W.*; Slotznick, Sarah P.; Johnson, Jena; 93-10 11:00 AM Smoak, Erin*; White, Scott; Wilson, Alicia; Leier, Andrew: Webb, Samuel M.; Rasmussen, Birger; Fike, David A.; DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS DURING SEA-LEVEL Raub, Timothy D.; Kirschvink, Joseph L.: APPROACHES RISE BASED ON PALEOCHANNEL FILL OFFSHORE TO UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING THE QUALITY CHARLESTON, SC OF REDOX PROXY DATA IN ARCHEAN SEDIMENTARY MONDAY 93-11 11:15 AM King, Mary Lee*; Hanebuth, Till JJ; Lobo, Francisco; SUCCESSIONS Lantzsch, Hendrik; Schwenk, Tilmann: FORMATION 94-12 11:15 AM Wallace, Adam F.*; Schiffbauer, James D.; Mcevoy, HISTORY AND OCEANOGRAPHIC CONTROL OF LATE Brianna: INVESTIGATING THE INFLUENCE OF THE HOLOCENE DEPOCENTERS IN THE NORTHERN GULF ORGANIC-WATER INTERFACE ON SILICATE MINERAL OF CADIZ, SOUTHERN SPAIN AUTHIGENESIS 93-12 11:30 AM Borrelli, Mark*; Smith, Theresa L.; Kennedy, Cristina; Oakley, 94-13 11:30 AM Taylor, Kevin G.*; Dowey, Patrick: MINERAL DIAGENESIS Bryan A.; Hubeny, J. Bradford: SCIENCE AND MAPPING IN SILT- AND CLAY-RICH MUDSTONES: MACROSCOPIC IN VERY SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS WITH A PHASE- TO MICROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS MEASURING SIDESCAN SONAR 94-14 11:45 AM Tosca, Nicholas*; Pruss, Sara B.; Strauss, Justin V.: A 11:45 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SEDIMENTARY FINGERPRINT OF OSCILLATING REDOX THROUGH THE CAMBRIAN PERIOD SESSION NO. 94 T132. Mineralogy of Diagenesis on Earth and Mars: In Honor SESSION NO. 95 of Nicholas J. Tosca, 2015 MSA Awardee (Mineralogical Society T133. Mineralogy Writ Small: A Tribute to the Distinguished of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Career of David R. Veblen (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 342 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 Scott M. McLennan, M. Darby Dyar and Andrew H. Knoll, Presiding Peter J. Heaney, Joanne E. Stubbs and David C. Elbert, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 95-1 8:00 AM Burnham, Charles W.*: DAVID VEBLEN’S DISCOVERY OF 94-1 8:15 AM Grotzinger, John P.*; Hurowitz, Joel A.; Blake, David; Fischer, NON-CLASSICAL BIOPYRIBOLES Woodward W.; Fraeman, Abigail A.; Gellert, Ralf; McLennan, 95-2 8:15 AM Jenkins, David M.*; Mueller, Bailey Louise; Campanaro, Scott M.; Sumner, Dawn; Vaniman, David; Wiens, R.C.: Benjamin: CHEMICAL CONTROLS ON CHLORINE MODELS FOR COMPOSITIONAL VARIATIONS IN THE SUBSTITUTION INTO CALCIUM AMPHIBOLES MURRAY FORMATION MUDSTONE, GALE CRATER, 95-3 8:30 AM Hawthorne, Frank C.*: STRUCTURE-GENERATING MARS FUNCTIONS, POLYSOMATIC SERIES AND NON- 94-2 8:35 AM Siebach, Kirsten L.*; Grotzinger, John P.; McLennan, S. M.; POLYSOMATIC SERIES Baker, Michael B.; Gellert, Ralf; Hurowitz, Joel A.; Blaney, 95-4 8:45 AM Buseck, Peter R.*; Németh, Péter; Garvie, Laurence A.J.: Diana L.: SORTING OUT APXS COMPOSITIONAL DIAMOND AT HIGH RESOLUTION: COMPLEX VARIATIONS IN GALE CRATER SEDIMENTARY ROCKS, STRUCTURES AND REPORTED POLYMORPHS MARS 95-5 9:00 AM Wu, Jun*; Buseck, Peter R.: FINE TUNING OF 94-3 8:50 AM Bish, David L.*; Milliken, Ralph E.: CLAY MINERALS ON HIGH PRESSURE IN TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MARS AND EARTH: INSIGHTS INTO LONG-TERM CLAY MICROSCOPY FOR EARTH SCIENCES MINERAL STABILITY? 95-6 9:15 AM Lee, Seungyeol*; Shen, Zhizhang; Xu, Huifang: THE 94-4 9:10 AM Vaniman, David*; Blake, David; Bristow, Thomas F.; Chipera, MINERALOGY, CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY, AND ORIGIN OF Steve; Gellert, Ralf; Ming, Douglas W.; Morris, Richard; FRESHWATER FERROMANGANESE NODULES FROM Rampe, E.B.; Rapin, William: DIAGENETIC MINERALOGY GREEN BAY, LAKE MICHIGAN AT GALE CRATER, MARS 95-7 9:30 AM Livi, Kenneth*: MINERALOGY OF HYDROXYAPATITE IN 94-5 9:25 AM Kah, L.C.*; Kronyak, R.E.; Ming, D. W.; Grotzinger, J.P.; ALLIGATOR GAR FISH SCALE Schieber, J.; Sumner, D.Y.; Edgett, K.S.: DIAGENETIC
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 191 SESSION NO. 95
95-8 9:45 AM Klementová, Mariana*; Plášil, Jakub; Palatinus, Lukáš: 96-7 9:50 AM Liao, Jau Chyn*; Valenzuela-Ríos, J. Ignacio; Gouwy, ELECTRON DIFFRACTION TOMOGRAPHY IN Sofie A.: WAS THE TAGHANIC EVENT (GIVETIAN, MINERALOGY MIDDLE DEVONIAN) ASSOCIATED WITH A SIGNIFICANT 95-9 10:00 AM Xu, Huifang*: APPLICATIONS OF ABERRATION- CONODONT EXTINCTION? A PYRENEAN VIEW CORRECTED Z-CONTRAST IMAGING AND DENSITY 96-8 10:05 AM Lanik, Amanda*; Henderson, Charles M.: FUNCTIONAL THEORY (DFT) IN MINERALOGICAL AND CONODONT APPARATUS RECONSTRUCTION PETROLOGICAL STUDIES AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHY FROM THE HART RIVER 95-10 10:15 AM Navrotsky, Alexandra*: FROM CLUSTERS TO FORMATION, EARLY CARBONIFEROUS, YUKON NANOPHASES TO MINERALS TERRITORY 95-11 10:30 AM Ilton, Eugene*; Kerisit, Sebastien; Massey, Michael S.; 96-9 10:20 AM Wardlaw, Bruce R.*; Nestell, Merlynd K.; Pope, John P.: Bylaska, Eric J.; Elbert, David C.: OXIDATION STATE AND A COMPLETE APPARATUS FOR IDIOPRIONIODUS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS OF U INCORPORATED IN CONJUNCTUS FROM THE EXCELLO SHALE OF IOWA FE (OXYHYDR)OXIDES 96-10 10:35 AM Terrill, David*; Henderson, Charles M.: CHEMICAL 95-12 10:45 AM Elbert, David C.*; Bereston, Margaux; Brenner, ANALYSIS OF CONODONT PLATFORM ELEMENTS AND Dana C.; Stubbs, Joanne E.; Eng, Peter J.; Veblen, THE IMPLICATIONS FOR CONODONT PHYLOGENY David R.: SYNCHROTRON XRD INVESTIGATION OF AND STRONTIUM ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY
TEMPERATURE– AH2O –TIME RESOLVED DEHYDRATION 96-11 10:50 AM Canchola, Mary K.*; Lambert, Lance L.: FREQUENCY OF METATORBERNITE DISTRIBUTION OF CONODONTS AT THE MAXIMUM 95-13 11:00 AM Stubbs, Joanne E.*; Chaka, Anne M.; Ilton, Eugene; FLOODING SURFACE OF THE LOST BRANCH Biwer, Craig; Engelhard, Mark; Bargar, John R.; Eng, CYCLOTHEM (LATEST DESMOINESIAN STAGE), CENTRAL AND WESTERN UNITED STATES Peter J.: SURFACE DIFFRACTION STUDIES OF UO2 – ATOMIC SCALE INSIGHTS INTO NANO-DIMENSIONED 96-12 11:05 AM Epstein, Jack*: ANITA HARRIS AND A BLACK CORROSION RINDS CONODONT: A PERSONAL REMEMBRANCE AND 95-14 11:15 AM Ling, Florence*; Post, Jeffrey E.; Heaney, Peter J.; Ilton, TRIBUTE Eugene; Santelli, Cara; Burgos, William D.; Rose, Arthur W.: 11:20 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS A CHARACTERIZATION OF SYNTHETIC AND NATURAL BIRNESSITES SESSION NO. 97 95-15 11:30 AM Hummer, Daniel*; Hazen, Robert M.; Hystad, Grethe; T147. Biotic Interactions and Their Influence on Long-Term Golden, Joshua; Downs, Robert T.: MINERAL ECOLOGY Evolution I (Paleontological Society) AND EVOLUTION OF MANGANESE: USING REDOX 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 314 SENSITIVE MINERALS TO PROBE EARTH’S HISTORY Paul D. Taylor and Lee Hsiang Liow, Presiding 95-16 11:45 AM Heaney, Peter J.*: TIME’S ARROW IN THE TREES OF LIFE AND MINERALS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 97-1 8:05 AM Rabosky, Daniel L*: A GENERAL MULTIPROCESS SESSION NO. 96 DIVERSIFICATION MODEL FOR PALEONTOLOGICAL T145. Conodonts from Black Shales and Other Rocks: In Honor AND MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETIC DATA of Anita G. Harris 97-2 8:25 AM Quental, Tiago B.*; Pires, M.M.; Silvestro, Daniele: CLADE 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 316 COMPETITION AND DIVERSITY DEPENDENCE IN DEEP TIME D. Jeffrey Over, Stephen A. Leslie, Randall C. Orndorff and John E. Repetski, Presiding 97-3 8:45 AM Liow, Lee Hsiang*: REVISITING THE BIVALVE AND BRACHIOPOD SAGA USING NEW TOOLS AND DATA: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THEY REALLY DID NOT PASS EACH OTHER IN THE 96-1 8:05 AM Repetski, John E.*; Over, D. Jeffrey; Leslie, Stephen A.; NIGHT Orndorff, Randall C.; McPhee, John: ANITA HARRIS – A 97-4 9:00 AM Reitan, Trond*: FURTHER REVISITING THE BIVALVE AND CAREER OF SHINING LIGHT ON SUSPECT TERRAINS BRACHIOPOD SAGA; BEYOND PAIRWISE ANALYSIS 96-2 8:20 AM Dumoulin, Julie A.*: MICROFOSSILS WITH MACRO- 97-5 9:15 AM Marshall, Charles R.*; Lim, Jun Ying: DEMONSTRATING IMPACT: ANITA HARRIS’S LEGACY IN ALASKAN THE CENTRAL ROLE OF DIVERSITY DEPENDENCE IN GEOLOGY DRIVING SPECIES RICHNESS USING THE HAWAIIAN 96-3 8:35 AM Stamm, Nancy R.*; Soller, David R.: PRESERVATION ARCHIPELIGO CHRONOSEQUENCE AND ACCESSIBILITY OF PAPER AND BORN-DIGITAL 97-6 9:30 AM Ezard, Thomas HG*; Purvis, Andy: GEOLOGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION – TWO EXAMPLES IN THE CLIMATIC CHANGE DEFINE ECOLOGICAL LIMITS TO NATIONAL GEOLOGIC MAP DATABASE SPECIES DIVERSITY 96-4 8:50 AM Leslie, Stephen A.*; Goldman, Daniel: INTEGRATED 97-7 9:45 AM Bibi, Faysal*; Kiessling, Wolfgang: BIOTIC INTERACTIONS CONODONT AND GRAPTOLITE BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF IN THE CONTEXT OF HUMAN EVOLUTION: THE FOSSIL THE LOWER HARTFELL SHALE (SANDBIAN-KATIAN, RECORD OF LARGE MAMMALS LATE ORDOVICIAN), NEAR MOFFAT, SCOTLAND 97-8 10:00 AM Clarke, John*; Friedman, Matt; Sallan, Lauren: SHIPS 96-5 9:05 AM Waid, Christopher*; Cramer, Bradley D.: CONODONT FIRING IN THE NIGHT? MESOZOIC RISE OF TELEOSTS BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND CARBON STABLE ISOTOPE ACCOMPANIED BY DIVERSITY LOSS AND TRAIT CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE LLANDOVERY SHIFTS IN HOLOSTEAN FISHES (SILURIAN) BLANDING, HOPKINTON, SCOTCH GROVE, 10:15 AM Edie, Stewart M.*: AND LAPORTE CITY FORMATIONS OF IOWA (NW 97-9 TESTING BIOTIC VS ENVIRONMENTAL ILLINOIS BASIN) FACTORS IN THE EVOLUTION OF MARINE BIVALVES: CHARACTER DISPLACEMENT AND CONVERGENCE 9:20 AM BREAK AMONG RELATED SPECIES 96-6 9:35 AM Valenzuela-Ríos, J. Ignacio*; Liao, Jau Chyn: 97-10 10:30 AM Tyler, Carrie L.*; Roopnarine, Peter D.: FOSSIL FOOD RECOGNITION OF GLOBAL LOWER DEVONIAN WEBS: QUANTIFYING CHANGES IN MARINE EVENTS IN THE SPANISH CENTRAL PYRENEES; A ECOSYSTEMS DURING TIMES OF ESCALATING CONODONT PERSPECTIVE PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS
192 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 99
97-11 10:45 AM Di Martino, Emanuela*; Liow, Lee Hsiang; Taylor, SESSION NO. 99 Paul D.; Voje, Kjetil Lysne; Rust, Seabourne: DOES T163. A Matter of Perspective: Integrating Macro- and Micro-Scale COMPETITIVENESS CHANGE ON GEOLOGICAL TIME Evidence in Investigations of Magmatic Origins and Histories SCALES? HINTS FROM BRYOZOAN INTERACTIONS (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology THROUGH TWO MILLION YEARS Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society; 97-12 11:00 AM Simpson, Carl*: THE EVOLUTION OF BRYOZOAN GSA Planetary Geology Division) POLYMORPHISM IS ENABLED BY THE COMPETITIVE 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 OPPORTUNITIES GIVEN BY A LIFE-HISTORY RATCHET Tamara L. Carley, Tenley J. Banik, Lily L. Claiborne and Susanne McDowell, SESSION NO. 98 Presiding T158. Perspectives on Multi-Element Skeleton Taphonomy: Case 99-1 8:00 AM Miller, Calvin F.*; Claiborne, Lily L.; Gualda, Guilherme A.R.; Studies, Approaches, and Advances (Paleontological Society) Padilla, Abraham DeJ.; Thomas, Dylan; Carley, Tamara L.; Covey, Aaron K.: IMPROVED PARTITION COEFFICIENTS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 FOR ZIRCON/MELT FROM IN SITU ANALYSIS OF GLASS Matthew B. Vrazo and James R. Thomka, Presiding AND CRYSTAL RIMS: COHERENT BEHAVIOR, STRONG 98-1 8:00 AM Plotnick, Roy E.*; Behrensmeyer, Anna K.; Lyons, S. TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE Kathleen; Smith, Felisa A.: TERRESTRIAL LANDSCAPE 99-2 8:15 AM Girard, Guillaume*: MINERAL-MELT PARTITION TAPHONOMY AND THE FUTURE FOSSIL RECORD COEFFICIENTS AS A TOOL FOR INVESTIGATING 98-2 8:15 AM Carrano, Matthew T.*; Rogers, Raymond R.; Oreska, FRACTIONAL CRYSTALLIZATION, MELT SEGREGATION AM Matthew P. J.; Curry Rogers, Kristina: VERTEBRATE AND LATE-STAGE CRYSTAL GROWTH IN MICROFOSSIL BONEBEDS AS BENCHMARKS YELLOWSTONE RHYOLITIC MAGMAS FOR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE DIVERSITY AND 99-3 8:30 AM Truax, Olivia*; Beane, Rachel; Gravley, Darren M.: PALEOECOLOGY THROUGH TIME INSIGHTS INTO MAGMA PRODUCTION THROUGH 98-3 8:30 AM Koy, Karen A.*; Berry, Justin; Hanttula, Natassja; Hoover, QUARTZ GROWTH HISTORIES Emilie; Pottebaum, Salena: DIFFERENTIAL DECAY 99-4 8:45 AM Seitz, Susanne*; Putlitz, Benita; Baumgartner, Lukas; Escrig, WITHIN VERTEBRATE SKELETAL ELEMENTS Stéphane; Meibom, Anders; Bouvier, Anne-Sophie: A 98-4 8:45 AM Knell, Michael J.*: THE UTILITY OF USING FOSSIL NANOSIMS STUDY: MAGMA STORAGE AS RECORDED FRESHWATER TURTLE SHELLS TO ESTIMATE IN QUARTZ PHENOCRYSTS FROM A LARGE SILICIC MONDAY PALEOFLOW IN FLUVIAL CHANNEL DEPOSITS PROVINCE (PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA) 98-5 9:00 AM Hegna, Thomas*: TRILOBITES AS ARTHROPODS: THE 99-5 9:00 AM Pamukcu, Ayla S.*; Wright, Kylie A.; Gualda, Guilherme A.R.; IMPLICATIONS OF THE ARTHRODIAL MEMBRANE FOR Miller, Calvin F.; Anderson, Alfred T.: SIMPLY TRILOBITE TAPHONOMY COMPLICATED: PERSPECTIVES ON SUPERERUPTIVE SYSTEMS FROM MULTIPLE AND VARIED DATASETS 98-6 9:15 AM Thomka, James R.*; Brett, Carlton E.; Bissett, Donald L.: SMALL CARBONATE BUILDUPS IN THE MIDDLE 99-6 9:15 AM Michelfelder, Gary S.*; Feeley, Todd; Wilder, Alicia: SILURIAN OF SOUTHERN INDIANA: INFLUENCES ON CRUSTAL DIFFERENTIATION PROCESSES AT CERRO ECHINODERM AND TRILOBITE TAPHONOMY UTURUNCU, ANDEAN CENTRAL VOLCANIC ZONE, SW BOLIVIA: INSIGHTS FROM IN SITU SR ISOTOPIC 9:30 AM BREAK ANALYSES OF PLAGIOCLASE PHENOCRYSTS 98-7 9:45 AM Lamsdell, James C.*; Van Roy, Peter; Briggs, Derek: A 99-7 9:30 AM Rivera, Tiffany A.*; Schmitz, Mark D.: RECORDS OF GIANT PTERYGOTID EURYPTERID FROM THE EARLY MAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF SMALL AND LARGE ORDOVICIAN FEZOUATA BIOTA OF MOROCCO VOLUME RHYOLITES IN THE YELLOWSTONE 98-8 10:00 AM Vrazo, Matthew B.*; Hunda, Brenda R.; Brett, Carlton E.: VOLCANIC FIELD TAPHONOMIC BIAS IN TAXONOMIC ASSIGNMENT: A 99-8 9:45 AM Ustunisik, Gokce*; Loewen, Matthew W.; Nielsen, Roger L.; SEMI-LANDMARK APPROACH TO DISTINGUISHING Tepley, Frank: MAGMA CHAMBER DYNAMICS AS SPECIES OF SILURIAN EURYPTERIDS DOCUMENTED IN A SINGLE ERUPTIVE UNIT FROM MT. 98-9 10:15 AM Donovan, Stephen K.*: CONTRASTING PATTERNS OF JEFFERSON, CENTRAL OREGON CASCADES PRESERVATION IN A JAMAICAN CAVE 99-9 10:00 AM Nadeau, Patricia A.*; Webster, James D.; Monteleone, 98-10 10:35 AM Mergelsberg, Sebastian T.*; Dove, Patricia M.: Brian D.; Shimizu, Nobumichi; Goldoff, Beth Ann: MIXING? CRYSTALLINITY OF INORGANIC BIOMINERALS IN HEATING? ZONING? UNRAVELING THE MAGMATIC CRUSTACEANS IS INDEPENDENT OF THE ORGANIC HISTORY OF PLEISTOCENE RHYOLITE AT AUGUSTINE FRAMEWORK VOLCANO 98-11 10:50 AM Stein, Koen H.W.*; de Winter, Niels J.; Snoeck, 10:15 AM BREAK Christophe; Claeys, Philippe: THE USE OF MICRO 99-10 10:30 AM Currier, Ryan*: WHAT’S IN A PULSE? X-RAY FLUORESCENCE FOR DINOSAUR AND OTHER VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGICAL STUDIES 99-11 10:45 AM Giorgis, Scott*; Chervin, Jenna; Horsman, Eric; Morgan, Sven: CONSTRAINTS ON RATE OF IGNEOUS 98-12 11:05 AM Rogers, Christopher S.*; Kearns, Stuart L.; McNamara, EMPLACEMENT USING PALEOMAGNETIC SECULAR Maria E.; Orr, Patrick J.; Benton, Michael J.: SKELETAL VARIATION, MAIDEN CREEK SILL, HENRY MOUNTAINS, TAPHONOMY OF CONFUCIUSORNIS AND UT MICRORAPTOR: INSIGHTS INTO THE FORMATION OF THE JEHOL BIOTA (LOWER CRETACEOUS, NE CHINA) 99-12 11:00 AM Gregg, Patricia*; Grosfils, Eric B.; de Silva, Shanaka:THE SUBORDINATE ROLE OF BUOYANCY IN TRIGGERING THE ERUPTION OF LARGE MAGMA RESERVOIRS 99-13 11:15 AM Claiborne, Lily L.*; Miller, Calvin F.; Lang, Nick P.; Ferguson, Charles A.; Varga, Robert J.; McDowell, Susanne M.; Cribb, J. Warner; Covey, Aaron K.: AN IGNIMBRITE SANDWICH: UNDERSTANDING THE EVOLUTION OF THE PEACH SPRING TUFF SUPERERUPTION SYSTEM THROUGH PETROLOGIC EXAMINATION OF PRECEDING AND POSTDATING EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS – AN NSF-REU STUDY
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 193 SESSION NO. 99
99-14 11:30 AM Lang, Nicholas P.*; Claiborne, Lily L.; Miller, Calvin F.; 100-13 11:35 AM Chatterjee, Sankar*: THE ORIGIN OF LIFE BY McDowell, Susanne M.: USING SATELLITE IMAGERY TO MOLECULAR SYMBIOSIS AT HYDROTHERMAL IMPACT PROBE A SUPERERUPTION: A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE CRATER LAKES ON MIOCENE-AGED VOLCANIC DEPOSITS IN NW 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS ARIZONA AND SE CALIFORNIA – AN NSF REU STUDY 99-15 11:45 AM Reimink, Jesse R.*; Chacko, Tom; Davies, Joshua H.F.L.; SESSION NO. 101 Stern, Richard; Pearson, D. Graham; Heaman, Larry M.; T184. African Environments across Space and through Time: Creaser, Robert A.: DETAILED PETROCHRONOLOGY OF Integrating Modern and Ancient Climate Data for Insights into THE 4.02 GA IDIWHAA TONALITIC GNEISS: EVIDENCE Terrestrial Ecosystem Dynamics (GSA Quaternary Geology and REGARDING AMOUNT OF PRE-EXISTING HADEAN Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; CONTINENTAL CRUST Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Geochemical Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology SESSION NO. 100 Discipline) T173. Impact Cratering on Earth and in the Solar System (GSA 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 331/332 Planetary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) David Patterson, Sophie B. Lehmann and Naomi E. Levin, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 344 101-1 8:00 AM Caylor, Kelly*: WHEN CHANGE IS MORE OF THE SAME: Christian Koeberl and Jeffrey Plescia, Presiding THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF HYDROLOGICAL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS VARIABILITY ON ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND 100-1 8:05 AM Head, James W.*: PENROSE MEDAL LECTURE: FUNCTION PLANETARY EVOLUTION: A GEOLOGICAL 101-2 8:20 AM Cerling, Thure E.*; Mace, William D.; Davis, Micahel; PERSPECTIVE Remien, Christopher: HOW HOT IS IT ANYWAY? DAILY 8:25 AM DISCUSSION SKIN-SURFACE SOIL TEMPERATURE IN EAST AFRICA 100-2 8:35 AM Schenk, Paul M.*; Hoogenboom, Trudi; Johnson, Katherine; 101-3 8:35 AM Ichoku, Charles*; Ellison, Luke; Gatebe, Charles K.; Kramer, Georgiana; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, Poudyal, Rajesh: SATELLITE-BASED INVESTIGATION Christopher T.: DAWN AT CERES & VESTA: CRATER OF RECENT ENVIRONMENTAL AND LAND-COVER MORPHOLOGIES & PROCESSES IN ICE & ROCK ON CHANGES DUE TO BIOMASS BURNING IN NORTHERN LOW-GRAVITY WORLDS SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 100-3 8:55 AM Plescia, Jeffrey*: IMPACT CRATER: NEW INSIGHTS FROM 101-4 8:50 AM Dupont, Lydie*: CLIMATE AND VEGETATION CHANGE THE MOON IN SOUTH AFRICA AND NAMIBIA IN RELATION TO THE BENGUELA UPWELLING SYSTEM 100-4 9:10 AM Susorney, Hannah C.*; Barnouin, Olivier S.; Ernst, Carolyn M.; Neumann, Gregory A.: THE DISTRIBUTION OF 101-5 9:10 AM Stynder, Deano D.*; Reed, Kaye E.; Braun, David R.; SURFACE ROUGHNESS AROUND COMPLEX IMPACT Levin, Naomi E.; Bishop, Laura C.; Lehmann, Sophie B.; CRATERS ON MERCURY Forrest, Frances; Patterson, David; Matthews, Thalassa: CHANGING VIEWS ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE PLANT 100-5 9:25 AM Schmerr, Nicholas C.*; Banks, Maria E.; Daubar, Ingrid: COMMUNITY ALONG THE SOUTH AFRICAN SOUTH- RECENT METEOROID IMPACTS ON MARS: SEISMIC WEST COAST DURING THE PLIO-PLEISTOCENE SIGNAL PREDICTIONS 101-6 9:25 AM Hover, Victoria C.*; Ashley, Gail M.; Goman, Michelle F.; 9:40 AM Bauer, Aaron W.*; Cox, Rónadh: 100-6 EUROPA’S ICE CAN BE Maharjan, Dev; Owen, R. Bernhart; Delaney, Jeremy S.: BREACHED BY IMPACT: HYDROCODE MODELING PLAYA LAKE AND MARGINAL WETLAND SEDIMENTS CONSTRAINS THE CONDITIONS RECORD OVER 1000 YEARS OF CLIMATE SHIFTS AT 100-7 9:55 AM Ebel, Denton S.*; Mahmood, Shaun; Jaret, Steven J.; LAKE SOLAI, EAST AFRICAN RIFT, KENYA Bigolski, John N.; Aldoroty, Rachel J.; Sessa, Jocelyn A.; 101-7 9:40 AM Mander, Luke*; Dekker, Stefan; Li, Mao; Mio, Landman, Neil H.: NEW JERSEY, A MOST HABITABLE Washington; Punyasena, Surangi W.; Lenton, Timothy M.: PLACE DURING AN ASTEROID STRIKE: SHOCKED QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF SPATIAL QUARTZ AND IRIDIUM SPIKE CO-OCCUR BELOW A PATTERNS IN DRYLAND VEGETATION MAASTRICHTIAN MOLLUSK COMMUNITY ON THE NJ COASTAL PLAIN 9:55 AM BREAK 100-8 10:15 AM Glass, Billy P.*: MICROTEKTITES AND MICROKRYSTITES: 101-8 10:10 AM Jacobs, Louis L.*; Polcyn, Michael J.; Mateus, Octávio; DEFINITIONS AND MODES OF FORMATION Schulp, Anne S.; Gonçalves, António Olímpio; Morais, Maria Luísa: LONG-TERM, MULTI-SCALE PLATE 100-9 10:35 AM Koeberl, Christian*: GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON AND GEOTECTONIC INFLUENCES ON PRIMATE THE ORIGIN OF TEKTITES PALEOENVIRONMENTS IN WEST AFRICA 100-10 10:50 AM Harris, R. Scott*; Schultz, Peter H.; Zarate, 101-9 10:25 AM Faith, J. Tyler*; Patterson, David; Blegen, Nick; O’Neill, Marcelo Aristides: NEW OBSERVATIONS OF BAHIA Chris J.; Marean, Curtis W.; Peppe, Daniel J.; Tryon, BLANCA MELT BRECCIAS: NARROWING THE SEARCH Christian A.: SIZE VARIATION OF EAST AFRICAN FOR A LARGE MIOCENE-PLIOCENE BOUNDARY MOLE-RAT (TACHYORYCTES SPLENDENS) AND ITS IMPACT CRATER IN ARGENTINA IMPLICATIONS FOR LATE QUATERNARY CLIMATE 100-11 11:05 AM Schulz, Toni*; Sackl, Florian; Koeberl, Christian: CHANGE GEOCHEMICAL AND SR, ND, AND OS ISOTOPIC 101-10 10:40 AM Negash, Enquye W*; Alemseged, Zeresenay; Wynn, SIGNATURES OF TARGET ROCKS AND IMPACTITES Jonathan G.; Bedaso, Zelalem K.; Bobe, René: STABLE FROM THE ZHAMANSHIN CRATER, KAZAKHSTAN ISOTOPIC STUDY OF MODERN AND FOSSIL 100-12 11:20 AM Tohver, Eric*; Schmieder, Martin; Erickson, Timmons M.; TRAGELAPHUS: INTERPRETING THE RANGE OF Lana, Cristiano; Timms, Nick; Jourdan, Fred: DIETARY SIGNALS WITHIN A SINGLE GENUS STRATIGRAPHIC AND GEOCHRONOLOGICAL 101-11 10:55 AM Uno, Kevin T.*; Polissar, Pratigya J.; Bonnefille, Raymonde; EVIDENCE FOR THE AGE OF AN IMPACTOGENIC THE deMenocal, Peter: EVIDENCE FROM PLANT WAX ARAGUAINHA IMPACT STRUCTURE IN CENTRAL BIOMARKERS FOR ECOLOGICALLY-DRIVEN BRAZIL: AN END-PERMIAN IMPACTOGENIC TSUNAMI? EVOLUTIONARY EVENTS AT 2.8 MA IN THE LOWER OMO VALLEY, ETHIOPIA
194 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 103
101-12 11:15 AM Currano, Ellen D.*; Jacobs, Bonnie F.; Feseha, Mulugeta; 10:10 AM BREAK Pan, Aaron D.: RECONSTRUCTING PLANT-INSECT 102-9 10:25 AM Feibel, Craig S.*; Beck, Catherine C.; Stockhecke, Mona; INTERACTIONS ACROSS THE PALEOGENE-NEOGENE Gravina, Anna; Ortiz, Kevin; Campisano, Christopher J.; BOUNDARY IN ETHIOPIA Cohen, Andrew S.: SEEING DEEPER INTO THE MUD: 101-13 11:30 AM Jacobs, Bonnie F.*; Currano, Ellen D.; Pan, Aaron D.; INSIGHTS FROM THE WTK13 CORE, WEST TURKANA, Feseha, Mulugeta: CLIMATE OF THE EAST AFRICAN KENYA HIGHLANDS IN THE EARLY NEOGENE (21.7 MA) 102-10 10:45 AM Lupien, Rachel*; Russell, James M.; Castañeda, ESTIMATED FROM FOSSIL LEAVES OF THE MUSH Isla; Cohen, Andrew S.; Feibel, Craig S.: LEAF WAX VALLEY, ETHIOPIA BIOMARKERS AS PROXIES FOR REGIONAL CLIMATE 101-14 11:45 AM Beverly, Emily J.*; White, Joseph D.; Peppe, Daniel J.; VARIATION DURING HOMININ EVOLUTION Faith, J. Tyler; Blegen, Nick; Tryon, Christian: LAKE 102-11 11:00 AM Yost, Chad L.*; Cohen, Andrew S.; Feibel, Craig S.: USING VICTORIA MEGADROUGHT AND EQUATORIAL PHYTOLITHS TO RECONSTRUCT EARLY PLEISTOCENE GRASSLAND EXPANSION DURING THE LATE VEGETATION HISTORY FROM THE HOMININ SITES AND PLEISTOCENE PALEOLAKES DRILLING PROJECT (HSPDP) WEST TURKANA, KENYA, DRILL CORE SESSION NO. 102 102-12 11:15 AM Lepre, Christopher J.*: MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: ALTERED MUDSTONES FROM EARLY PLEISTOCENE New Methods, New Data, and New Insights I (SEPM (Society LAKE LORENYANG, NORTHERN KENYA for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA AM 102-13 11:30 AM Behrensmeyer, Anna K.*; Du, Andrew; Villasenor, Amelia; Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Patterson, David; Richmond, Brian G.; Hatala, Kevin; Roach, Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) Neil T.: EVIDENCE FOR SHIFTING BASE LEVELS AND 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 324 CLIMATIC VS. TECTONIC CONTROLS ON THE FOSSIL Cynthia M. Liutkus-Pierce, Gail M. Ashley and Andrew S. Cohen, Presiding RECORD OF THE OKOTE MEMBER, KOOBI FORA FORMATION, EAST TURKANA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 102-1 8:05 AM Lehmann, Sophie B.*; Levin, Naomi E.; Passey, Benjamin H; Cerling, Thure; Hu, Huanting: TRIPLE OXYGEN ISOTOPES
IN TEETH: IMPLICATIONS FOR RECONSTRUCTING SESSION NO. 103 MONDAY PALEOARIDITY T209. Rheological Behavior of Ductile Lithosphere during Strain 102-2 8:20 AM Liutkus-Pierce, Cynthia M.*; Burns, Oliver E.; Grossman, Localization (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Aryeh: MONKEYS AND APES LIVING TOGETHER? 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 A PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF Vasileios Chatzaras, Julie Newman and Basil Tikoff, Presiding LOPEROT, A MIOCENE PRIMATE SITE IN WESTERN 8:00 AM Klepeis, Keith*; Miranda, Elena A.; Schwartz, Joshua J.; TURKANA 103-1 Stowell, Harold: RHEOLOGICAL TRANSITIONS 102-3 8:35 AM Peppe, Daniel J.*; McNulty, Kieran P.; MacLatchy, Laura M.; AND STRAIN LOCALIZATION IN LOWER CRUSTAL Rossie, James B.; Lehmann, Thomas; Deino, Alan L.; SHEAR ZONES: EVIDENCE FROM THE ROOT OF Kingston, John D.; Fox, David L.; Jenkins, Kirsten E.; A CONTINENTAL ARC EXPOSED IN FIORDLAND, Lukens, William E.: RESEARCH ON EAST AFRICAN NEW ZEALAND CATARRHINE AND HOMINOID EVOLUTION (REACHE): 8:20 AM Mahan, K.H.*; Schulte-Pelkum, V.; Condit, Cailey B.; A REGIONAL APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING 103-2 Baird, Graham B.; Allaz, Julien M.; Kelly, Nigel M.: EARLY MIOCENE PALEOBIOLOGY AND PALEOENVIRONMENTS LOCALIZED SHEAR ZONES VERSUS DISTRIBUTED TECTONIC FABRICS: AN EXAMPLE FROM GEOLOGIC 102-4 8:50 AM Hock, Devra*: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF KEY AND SEISMIC OBSERVATIONS IN PROTEROZOIC PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES USING MAJOR COLORADO BASEMENT FAUNAL TURNOVERS FOCUSING IN THE TURKANA 8:40 AM Montesi, Laurent*: BASIN, KENYA 103-3 HOW DOES THE EVOLVING FABRIC OF ROCKS IN SHEAR ZONES AFFECTS 102-5 9:05 AM Kingston, John D.*; Deino, Alan L.; Hill, Andrew; Campisano, THE STRENGTH OF CONTINENTAL OR OCEANIC Christopher J.; Garello, Dominique; Sier, Mark J.; Yost, LITHOSPHERE? Chad L.; Stone, Jeffery R.; Cohen, Andrew S.; Billingsley, 9:00 AM Law, Richard D.*: Anne L.: A PLIO-PLEISTOCENE DRILL CORE FROM THE 103-4 OROGEN-SCALE ALONG-STRIKE BARINGO BASIN, CENTRAL KENYAN RIFT VALLEY CONTINUITY IN QUARTZ RECRYSTALLIZATION MICROSTRUCTURES ADJACENT TO THE MAIN 102-6 9:25 AM Garello, Dominique*; Campisano, Christopher J.; CENTRAL THRUST: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEFORMATION Wynn, Jonathan G.; Arrowsmith, J. Ramón; Deino, TEMPERATURES, STRAIN RATES AND FLOW Alan: TEPHROCHRONOLOGY AND DEPOSITIONAL STRESSES ENVIRONMENTS OF THE HADAR FORMATION FROM 9:15 AM Cavalcante, Geane Carolina*; Silva, Marcos Egydio; THE NORTHERN AWASH CORES OF THE HOMININ 103-5 Morales, Luiz Fernando Grafulhas; Lagoeiro, SITES AND PALEOLAKES DRILLING PROJECT (HSPDP) Leonardo Evangelista; Ferreira, Filippe: THE 102-7 9:40 AM DiMaggio, Erin N.*; Campisano, Christopher J.; Rowan, CONTROL OF RECRYSTALLIZATION ON THE John; Dupont-Nivet, Guillaume; Deino, Alan; Garello, CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PREFERRED ORIENTATION OF Dominique; Reed, Kaye E.; Arrowsmith, Ramón: LATE NATURALLY DEFORMED QUARTZ AND FELDSPAR, PLIOCENE FOSSILIFEROUS SEDIMENTARY RECORD RIBEIRA BELT (SE BRAZIL) AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT OF EARLY 103-6 9:30 AM Xia, Haoran*; Platt, John P.: RHEOLOGICAL EVOLUTION HOMO FROM AFAR, ETHIOPIA OF THE LARAMIDE SUBDUCTION CHANNEL IN 102-8 9:55 AM Luedecke, Tina*; Schrenk, Friedemann; Thiemeyer, Heinrich; SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Kullmer, Ottmar; Fiebig, Jens; Wacker, Ulrike; Mulch, 103-7 9:45 AM Wells, Rachel*; Holyoke, III, Caleb; Newman, Julie; Andreas: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION Kronenberg, Andreas: STRAIN LOCALIZATION BASED ON ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE OF EARLY HOMININ PROCESSES IN EXPERIMENTALLY AND NATURALLY AND HERBIVORE DIETS (KARONGA BASIN, MALAWI) DEFORMED DOLOMITE
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 195 SESSION NO. 103
103-8 10:00 AM Labrousse, Loic*; Huet, Benjamin; Le Pourhiet, Laetitia; ICE SHEET BEHAVIOR AND ANTARCTICA’S HIDDEN Jolivet, Laurent; Burov, Evgueni: RHEOLOGICAL GEOLOGY IMPLICATIONS OF EXTENSIONAL DETACHMENTS: 104-5 9:10 AM Orme, Devon A.*; Guenthner, William R.; Laskowski, MEDITERRANEAN AND NUMERICAL INSIGHTS Andrew; Reiners, Peter W.: LONG-TERM 103-9 10:15 AM Diedesch, Timothy F.*; Jessup, Micah J.; Cottle, John M.; TECTONOTHERMAL HISTORY OF LARAMIDE Zeng, Lingsen: DEFORMATION TEMPERATURE BASEMENT FROM ZIRCON (U-TH)/HE AGE-EU GRADIENTS AND KINEMATIC EVOLUTION OF A CORRELATIONS DISTRIBUTED MID-CRUSTAL SHEAR ZONE, LHAGOI 104-6 9:25 AM Ginster, Ursula*; Reiners, Peter W.; Farley, Ken A.; Nasdala, KANGRI RANGE, SOUTHERN TIBET Lutz: EFFECTS OF INGROWN RADIATION DAMAGE AND 103-10 10:30 AM Liu, Junlai*; Chen, Xiaoyu; Han, Xin; Guo, Wen; Lai, Yujing: ANNEALING ON HELIUM DIFFUSION IN ZIRCON S-C MYLONITIZATION OF GRANITIC ROCKS ALONG 9:40 AM BREAK MIDDLE-LOWER CRUST FAULT ZONES-EXEMPLIFIED 9:55 AM Tremblay, Marissa M.*; Shuster, David L.; Balco, Greg; BY THE HEFANGKOU DETACHMENT FAULT ZONE, 104-7 Baden, Curtis W.: YUNMENGSHAN, NORTH CHINA LAST GLACIAL TEMPERATURES IN THE SIERRA NEVADA INFERRED FROM COSMOGENIC 103-11 10:45 AM Helou, Christen E.*; Wathen, Bryan; Wintsch, Robert P.; NOBLE GAS PALEOTHERMOMETRY Yi, Keewook: THE PERI-LAURENTIAN MARGIN OF 10:15 AM McQuarrie, Nadine*; Gilmore, Michelle E.; Rak, Adam J.; SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND: A TRANSPRESSIVE 104-8 Ehlers, Todd A.: BOUNDARY FOR 200 MILLION YEARS UTILIZING COOLING HISTORIES TO DETERMINE THE GEOMETRY, SEQUENCE AND RATE 103-12 11:00 AM Sullivan, Walter A.*; Monz, Morgan E.; Boyd, Ariana S.: OF FAULTING LONG-TERM STRENGTH CONTRASTS BETWEEN 10:30 AM Stevens, Andrea L.*; Balgord, Elizabeth; Carrapa, TEXTURALLY SIMILAR FAULT ROCKS ACROSS A 104-9 Barbara: LARGE STRIKE-SLIP SHEAR ZONE: A CASE STUDY OF REANALYSIS OF APATITE FISSION TRACK THE KELLYLAND FAULT ZONE, EASTERN MAINE THERMOCHRONOLOGY IN THE WIND RIVER RANGE PRODUCES REVISED LARAMIDE EXHUMATION 103-13 11:15 AM Condit, Cailey B.*; Mahan, Kevin H.; Orlandini, Omero F.; HISTORY Rattanasith, Diana: COMPETING CHEMICAL AND 10:45 AM Bonich, Mariana B.*; Samson, Scott D.; MECHANICAL PROCESSES PRODUCING GNEISSIC 104-10 Flowers, Rebecca M.; Metcalf, James R.; Fedo, LAYERING IN A DEEP CRUSTAL SHEAR ZONE: AN Christopher M.: EXAMPLE FROM SW MONTANA ISOTOPIC-THERMOCHRONOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION OF APATITE AS A NEW PROXY 103-14 11:30 AM Chatzaras, Vasileios*; Tikoff, Basil; Titus, Sarah; FOR PROVENANCE ANALYSIS Kruckenberg, Seth C.; Withers, Anthony C.; Teyssier, 11:00 AM Fayon, Annia K.*; Hansen, Lars: Christian; Drury, Martyn: MANTLE DEFORMATION 104-11 EFFECTS OF AND STRAIN LOCALIZATION AT AN OCEANIC DEFORMATION ON APATITE (U-TH)/HE SINGLE-GRAIN PALEOTRANSFORM FAULT: THE BOGOTA PENINSULA AGES SHEAR ZONE 104-12 11:15 AM Miller, Hayden B.D.*; McKeon, Ryan E.; Johnson, Jena J.; Fischer, Woodward W.; Beukes, Nicholas J.; Farley, 103-15 11:45 AM Teyssier, Christian*; Chatzaras, Vasileios; von der Handt, Kenneth A.: Anette; Warren, Jessica M.: FEEDBACK BETWEEN COMBINED (U-TH)/NE AND (U-TH)/HE 4 3 HYDRATION AND DEFORMATION IN AN OCEANIC HEMATITE AGES AND HE/ HE THERMOCHRONOLOGY PALEOTRANSFORM (NEW CALEDONIA) FROM OF THE TRANSVAAL SUPERGROUP, SOUTH AFRICA HIGH TEMPERATURE MYLONITIZATION TO SERPENTINIZATION SESSION NO. 105 GSA Special Nepal (Gorkha) Earthquake Session (GSA SESSION NO. 104 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA T215. Novel Methods, Applications, and Data Interpretations International; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Structural in Thermochronology (Geochemical Society; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; The Geological Society of Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; America) GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 Division) Anke M. Friedrich and Elizabeth J. Catlos, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 310 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Alexis K. Ault and William R. Guenthner, Presiding 105-1 8:05 AM Lippert, Peter C.*; van Hinsbergen, Douwe J.J.; Huang, 104-1 8:00 AM Flowers, Rebecca M.*; Baughman, Jaclyn S.; Johnson, Wentao; Dupont-Nivet, Guillaume: A GREAT GREATER Joshua E.; Landman, Rachel L.; Stanley, Jessica; INDIA: A PALEOMAGNETIC PERSPECTIVE ON Weisberg, Wesley R.; Metcalf, James R.: EXPANDING THE AMOUNT OF CENOZOIC SUBDUCTION AND THE TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY RANGE AND UNDERTHRUSTING WITHIN THE CENTRAL HIMALAYA APPLICABILITY OF THE (U-TH)/HE SYSTEM: SOME 105-2 8:20 AM Avouac, Jean-Philippe*; Meng, Lingsen; Melgar, Diego; Wei, EXAMPLES Shengji; Wang, Teng; Bock, Yehuda; Ampuero, Jean-Paul; 104-2 8:20 AM Galster, Federico*; Ovtcharova, Maria; Schaltegger, Urs; Stevens, Vicky; Galetzka, John; Genrich, Joachim: Müntener, Othmar: THE COMPLEXITY OF RUTILE AND UNZIPPING OF LOCKED MHT BY THE 2015, MW 7.8 CONSEQUENCES FOR U-PB THERMOCHRONOLOGY GORKHA EARTHQUAKE, NEPAL 104-3 8:35 AM Wong, Martin S.*; Gans, Phillip B.; Zeitler, Peter; Idleman, 105-3 8:35 AM Lay, Thorne*: SEISMOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS Bruce: FIELD CALIBRATION OF 40AR/39AR K-FELDSPAR OF THE 25 APRIL 2015 MW 7.9 GORKHA, NEPAL MULTIPLE DIFFUSION DOMAIN (MDD) THERMAL EARTHQUAKE MODELS AT THE GRAYBACK NORMAL FAULT BLOCK, 105-4 8:50 AM Carena, Sara*; Verdecchia, Alessandro: 3D VISUALIZATION ARIZONA OF GEOLOGIC, GEODETIC, AND SEISMIC DATA 104-4 8:55 AM Hemming, Sidney R.*; Brachfeld, Stefanie A.; Cook, FROM THE APRIL - MAY 2015, NEPAL, EARTHQUAKE Carys; Licht, Kathy; Pierce, Elizabeth L.; Reiners, Peter W.; DOUBLET Thomson, Stuart N.; van de Flierdt, Tina; Williams, Trevor: 105-5 9:05 AM Elliott, John Ross*; Jolivet, Romain; Gonzalez, Pablo; DETRITAL THERMOCHRONOLOGY OF ANTARCTIC Avouac, Jean-Philippe; Hollingsworth, James; Searle, GLACIGENIC SEDIMENTS: INSIGHTS INTO PAST Michael P.; Stevens, Vicky: GEOMETRY OF THE MAIN
196 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 106-2 106-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Division) and EngineeringGeologyDivision; GSA GeologyandSociety of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; GSAEnvironmental T32. UrbanGeochemistry (Posters) (InternationalAssociation SESSION NO. 106 105-11 105-10 105-9 105-8 105-7 105-6 105-14 105-13 105-12 Booth # 10:55 AM 10:40 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 11:55 AM 11:40 AM 11:25 AM 11:10 AM 9:50 AM 9:35 AM 9:20 AM 2 1 TECHNICAL SESSIONS SOILS Richard: ASSESSINGBLACK CARBONINNYC’SURBAN Walker, Roxanne Y.*; Huot,Hermine; Cheng,Zhongqi; Shaw, CONTAMINATED AQUIFER BIOGEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF AGASOLINE- Muñiz, Yvette*; Plenge, MeganF; Shiels, R. David: GORKHA EARTHQUAKE HIMALAYAN THRUST FAULT REVEALEDBY THE THE M HAZARDS ANDGEOMORPHICCONSEQUENCES OF Lowe, Katherine; Roback, Kevin: COSEISMICLANDSLIDE Lupker, Maarten; Gajurel,AnantaPrasad; West, A. Joshua; Gallen, SeanFrancis*; K.; Marin Clark, Niemi,Nathan; RELATIONSHIPS WITH DIPSLOPESAND VILLAGES GORKHA EARTHQUAKES INCENTRALNEPAL: DISTRIBUTION BEFOREAND THE AFTER THE 2015 Ojha, Tank P.*; DeCelles, Peter G.: LANDSLIDE DISCUSSION WEDGE LESSONS FROM ACRITICALLY TAPERED OROGENIC OF THE 2015GORKHA, NEPAL EARTHQUAKES: DeCelles, Peter G.*: STRUCTURAL-KINEMATIC SETTING EARTHQUAKE POTENTIAL ON THE DEVELOPMENTOFACTIVE FAULTS AND ARC – THE EFFECTSOFCOLLISIONOBLIQUITY Michael: SEGMENTATION OF THE HIMALAYAN Taylor, Michael H.*; Styron,RichardH.; Murphy, 2015 GORKHAEARTHQUAKE FIELD RECONNAISSANCEAFTER THE M7.8APRIL25, HIMALAYAN FRONTAL THRUST INCONTEXTOFBRIEF PALEOSEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS ALONG THE Takashi: INTERPRETATION OFPAST ANDONGOING Gautam, Dipendra; Kumahara, Yasuhiro; Nakata, J.;Fielding, Eric Chamlagain,Deepak; Upreti,Bishal; Wesnousky, Steven G.*; Angster, Stephen; Pierce, Ian; DISCUSSION ANDBREAK FOR POSTSEISMICPROCESSES APRIL 2015GORKHAEARTHQUAKE: IMPLICATIONS INCOMPLETE DÉCOLLEMENTRUPTURE IN THE 25 Bishal; Aoudia,Abdelkarim; Galetzka,John; Bilham,Roger: Knappe, Ellen*; Bendick, Rebecca; Mencin,David; Upreti, DISCUSSION PAST ACCOMPLISHMENTS, FUTURECHALLENGES NEPAL’S SCHOOLEARTHQUAKE SAFETYPROGRAM: Tucker, E.*; Brian Prasad; Surya Acharya, Dixit,AmodMani: RESEARCH DIRECTION NEPAL: PRESENTKNOWLEDGE ANDFUTURE Upreti, BishalNath*: GORKHAEARTHQUAKE 2015, MW7.9 GORKHAEARTHQUAKE Turowski,RESPONSE TO THE JensMartin: LANDSCAPE Mahdi; Roessner, Sigrid; Sens-Schoenfelder, Christoph; Emberson, Robert; Hovius, Niels; Marc, Odin; Motagh, Christoff*;Andermann, Lee; Behling,Robert; Cook,Kristen W 7.8GORKHAEARTHQUAKE, NEPAL POSTER
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Baltimore, Maryland,USA 106-18 106-17 106-16 106-15 106-14 106-13 106-12 106-11 106-10 106-9 106-8 106-7 106-6 106-5 106-4 106-3 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 TOXICITY INURBAN ENVIRONMENTS IMPLICATIONS FOR THEIR DISTRIBUTION, FORENSICSAND VOLATILIZATION OFPOLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS: Soderberg, Keir*; McCarthy, DeclanP.; Hennet,Remy J.-C.: STREAMS MOBILIZATION OFNUTRIENTSFROM SEDIMENTS TO Jonathan; Duan,Shuiwang: SALINIZATION ENHANCES Haq, Shahan*; Kaushal,Sujay S.; Hohman,Steven; Coplin, THROUGH THE LITTLE ROCK METROPOLITAN AREA WATER QUALITY OFARKANSASRIVERSURFACE WATER Carey, Matthew*; Ruhl,Laura: URBAN GEOCHEMISTRY AND URBAN LAKEENVIRONMENT OCCURRENCES OFFECALINDICATIVE BACTERIA (FIBS)IN Pardo, Lorena*; Alcantara, Ace; Zaman,Ashfaque; Dhar, Ratan: CENTRAL MISSOURI, USA FROM ROAD SALT INSHALLOW GROUNDWATERS, EAST- E.:Robert TRANSPORT ANDRESIDENCEOFCHLORIDE Robinson, HeatherK.*; Hasenmueller, ElizabethA.; Criss, INDIANA (USA) ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICEISSUESININDIANAPOLIS, COMMUNICATION ANDCOORDINATION FORCOMBATING CLEAN-UP ANDBEYOND: WORKGROUP FORMATION, M.:Filippelli, Gabriel FROM LEADCONTAMINATION TO Nichols, Deborah E.*; Adamic, JessicaF.; Rollings, Amber J.; RESIDENTIAL SCALE OF LEADANDOTHER ANTHROPOGENIC METALS AT THE OF URBAN SOILSININDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA: ASTUDY Christina; Ho, Cindy; M.: Filippelli,Gabriel GEOCHEMISTRY Adamic, JessicaF.*; Nichols, Deborah; Vong, Quyen H.; Ho, THROUGH UV-VIS SPECTROPHOTOMETRY AND NITROGEN CONTENTINPHILADELPHIASOILS Willard, Elizabeth*; Hall,Cynthia: ANALYSIS OFPHOSPHORUS CREEK INLITTLEROCK, AR CHANGES ALONGANURBAN WATERSHED: COLEMAN DeGarmo, J.*; Christopher Ruhl,Laura: WATER QUALITY FACILITY LOADING OVER TIME ONANACTIVE MILITARY TRAINING Welkey, JessicaM.*; Toran, Laura: CHANGESINSEDIMENT AND SOILINNEW YORK CITY CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFURBAN LAKE WATER Sarker, Ananta*; StElin,Samantha; Lee, Sunwoo; Dhar, Ratan: RIVERS INNEWJERSEY Nurdan S.: WATER ANDSEDIMENTQUALITY OFURBAN Carlohugo; Mejia,Diana; Jasmine; Bryant, Duzgoren-Aydin, Zamora, Felix*; Jung, HunBok; McAlinden,Jordann; Rivera, SOILS INNEWJERSEY(2007-2015) DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY METAL COMPOSITIONSINURBAN Duzgoren-Aydin, NurdanS.: SPATIALAND TEMPORAL Jolanta; McKeon, Jeffrey; Zdziarski,Mark; Freile, Deborah; McAlinden, Jordann*; Rivera, Carlohugo; Mejia,Diana; Boroweic, URBAN SOILS SORPTION PROCESSES ONPBBIOACCESSIBILITY IN Bower, Jennifer*; Perdrial, Nicolas: IMPACTS OFCOMPETITIVE ANTONIO, TX THE IMPACTS OFRECYCLED WATER IRRIGATION INSAN Yazbek, Lindsey D.*; Simoneau,Samuel O.; Plenge, MeganF.: ALONG THE WASATCH FRONT, UTAH ATMOSPHERIC PARTICULATE MATTER CONCENTRATIONS AS ASIMPLE, COST-EFFECTIVE MEANSOFMONITORING Steven H.: MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITYOF TREE LEAVES Bushman, Paul*; Lloyd, Lucas; Heaslet,Ryan; Emerman, SESSION NO. 106
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SESSION NO. 107 107-16 34 Kitch, Gabriella*; Drevnick, Paul; Low, P.C.: MERCURY CYCLING T39. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements IN HONEYSUCKLE CREEK WATERSHED AND BURT LAKE: and Organics in the Environment (Posters) (International NORTHERN MICHIGAN Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; GSA 107-17 35 Matz, Jillian C.*; Winters, Catherine G.: DIEL PATTERNS Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) IN DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN A FORESTED HEADWATER CATCHMENT IN MARYLAND 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 107-18 36 Parsen, Michael J.*; McDonald, Cory P.; Lathrop, Richard C.; Booth # Sorsa, Kirsti K.; Bradbury, Kenneth R.: NITRATE PATTERNS, TRENDS, AND PATHWAYS IN GROUNDWATER IN SOUTH- 107-1 19 Goldstein, Harland L.*; Breit, George N.; Reynolds, CENTRAL WISCONSIN: A MODEL-BASED EVALUATION Richard L.: TRACE ELEMENTS IN A DRYLAND SETTING OF GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE: LINKAGE BETWEEN 107-19 37 Canning, Caraline*; Johnson, Erin; Krieg, Chelsea; Inamdar, GROUNDWATER AND DUST Shreeram; Rowland, R. Douglas: AFTER THE FLOOD: POTENTIAL LEACHING OF CARBON AND NITROGEN FROM 107-2 20 Witt, III, Emitt C.*; Pribil, Michael J.; Hogan, John P.; SEDIMENTS Wronkiewicz, David J.; Rutherford, Jr., Danny L: ISOTOPE AND CONCENTRATION CONSTRAINED SOURCES OF 107-20 38 Sosa, Numa Nahuel*; Datta, Saugata; Zárate, Marcelo Aristide: PB IN FUGITIVE DUSTS FROM UNSURFACED ROADS IN SEDIMENTOLOGICAL CONTROL ON ARSENIC SOUTHEAST, MO OCCURRENCE IN CLAROMECÓ RIVER BASIN (SOUTHERN PAMPEAN PLAIN, ARGENTINA) 107-3 21 Brown, Reid D.*: AEOLIAN TRANSPORT OF DUST-BORNE URANIUM CONTAMINATION 107-21 39 Walsh, Meghan K.*; Wagner, Eric J.; Weston, Nathaniel B.; Goldsmith, Steven T.: EXPLORING POTENTIAL IMPACTS 107-4 22 McHugh, Kelly C.*; Widom, Elisabeth; Spitz, Henry; Glover, OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING ON PENNSYLVANIA’S Sam: EVALUATING THE RELIABILITY OF TREE RINGS FOR SURFACEWATERS USING TRACE ELEMENTAL MONITORING PAST ENVIRONMENTAL U CONTAMINATION CONCENTRATIONS IN STREAMBED SEDIMENTS 107-5 23 Carlson, Timothy*; McHugh, Kelly C.; Widom, Elisabeth: 107-22 40 Mathers, Cara*; Levas, Stephen J.: HEAVY METAL SIGNATURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION IN CONCENTRATIONS IN CORBICULA FLUMINEA: AN LICHEN NEAR THE MOUND SITE, MIAMISBURG, OHIO INVESTIGATION INTO ACCUMULATION FACTORS AND 107-6 24 Hetman, Emily V.*; Rutila, Elizabeth C.; Glavich, Doug A.; Shiel, THE EFFECTS OF URBANIZATION ON WATERWAYS IN Alyssa E.: ISOTOPIC AND ELEMENTAL COMPOSITIONS SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA OF LICHENS AS TRACERS OF SMELTER EMISSIONS IN 107-23 41 Kumar, Amishi*; Brassell, Simon Christopher; Schimmelmann, WASHINGTON STATE AND BRITISH COLUMBIA Arndt; Sauer, Peter E.: DISTRIBUTION AND SOURCES OF 107-7 25 Gillispie, Elizabeth*; Polizzotto, Matthew; Austin, Robert; Rivera, POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) IN THE Nelson; Bolich, Richard E.; Amoozegar, Aziz; Duckworth, Owen: SANTA BARBARA BASIN INTEGRATED SOIL-BEDROCK SYSTEM ANALYSES REVEAL 107-24 42 Schaefer, Augustus*; Wasylenki, Laura E.: TOWARDS W NEAR-SURFACE MANGANESE REPARTITIONING AND ISOTOPE SIGNATURES AS A TRACER OF ENVIRONMENTAL RELEASE TO GROUNDWATER IN NORTH CAROLINA CONTAMINATION: FRACTIONATION DURING SORPTION TO 107-8 26 Sarkar, Dibyendu*; James, Richard; Zheng, Lei; Punamiya, MN OXYHYDROXIDE Pravin; Das, Padmini; Datta, Rupali: CHARACTERIZATION OF ALUMINUM-BASED DRINKING WATER TREATMENT SESSION NO. 108 RESIDUALS COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE T48. Geomicrobiology: Microbes as a Geologic Force on Modern UNITED STATES and Ancient Earth (Posters) (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology 107-9 27 Jamil, Nadia B.*; Punamiya, Pravin; Datta, Rupali; Sarkar, Division; Geochemical Society) Dibyendu: ANTIMONY REMOVAL FROM AQUEOUS 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall SOLUTIONS: POTENTIAL FOR ALUMINUM-BASED DRINKING WATER TREATMENT RESIDUALS AS A “GREEN” SORBENT Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 107-10 28 Beroff, Sara Estrella*; WoldeGabriel, Giday; Musa, Dea; Ding, Mei; Kluk, Emily; Rearick, Michael; Perkins, George; Reimus, Paul W.; 108-1 43 Kaddour, Hussein*: POTENTIAL SYNERGISM AND Katzman, Danny: MINERALOGICAL STUDY OF SEDIMENTS MUTUALISM IN THE ORIGINS OF LIFE: A ONE-POT IN CHROMIUM-CONTAMINATED PLUME: IMPLICATION FOR EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO NON-ENZYMATIC RNA NATURAL ATTENUATION AND PEPTIDE POLYMERIZATION 107-11 29 Priestaf, Michael J.*; Renock, Devon: AN ELECTROCHEMICAL 108-2 44 Estrada, Charlene F.*; Kaddour, Hussein; Dalai, Punam; Bass, STUDY OF CHROMIUM OXIDATION BY MANGANESE OXIDES Garrett; Sahai, Nita: ENHANCED VESICLE ASSEMBLY RATE AT THE MINERAL/WATER INTERFACE 107-12 30 Walker, Sarah M.*; Marcano, Maria C.; Bender, Will M.; Becker, 108-3 45 Dalai, Punam*; Estrada, Charlene F.; Kaddour, Hussein; Bass, Udo: IMAGING THE IN SITU REDUCTION OF CHROMIUM(VI) Garrett; Sahai, Nita: FORMATION AND STABILITY OF MODEL ON MAGNETITE SURFACES USING ELECTROCHEMICAL MEMBRANES IN GEOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTS AFM 108-4 46 Mangiante, David M.*; Gilbert, Benjamin; Schaller, Richard D.; 107-13 31 Fitzpatrick, Devan J.*; Rutila, Elizabeth C.; Glavich, Doug A.; Banfield, Jillian F.:PHOTOREDUCTION OF FUMARATE BY ZNS Shiel, Alyssa E.: EVALUATION OF TRACE METAL POLLUTION IS INITIATED BY ULTRAFAST ONE-ELECTRON TRANSFER ASSOCIATED WITH TRAIN TRAFFIC IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST 108-5 47 Hopson, Heath Hilton*; Khanna, Pankaj; Droxler, André W.; Lehrmann, Daniel J.; Harris, Paul M.: DETAILED CORE FACIES 107-14 32 Barker, Amanda*; Douglas, Thomas A.; Trainor, Thomas P.: DESCRIPTION OF AN UPPER CAMBRIAN MICROBIAL REEF ATTENUATION OF LEAD AND ANTIMONY IN SHOOTING COMPLEX (JAMES RIVER, MASON COUNTY, TEXAS) RANGE SOILS BY IRON AMENDMENTS 108-6 48 Kubik, Brian*; Hopson, Heath Hilton; Pasquale Da Cruz Trotta, 107-15 33 Burnley, Pamela*; Fernandez, Adela; Smith, Jeremiah; Goya, Alex; Roberto; Droxler, Andre Willy; Khanna, Pankaj; Fessahaie, Meron; Haber, Daniel; Johnsen, Racheal; Marsac, Kara E.; Malchow, Lehrmann, Daniel J.; Harris, Paul M.; Singh, Pulkit: INTER-HERM Russell: EXAMINING THE SPATIAL SCALE OF VARIATIONS GRAINSTONE ACCUMULATION IN AN UPPER CAMBRIAN IN TERRESTRIAL GAMMA-RAY BACKGROUND OVER MICROBIAL REEF COMPLEX AND ITS SUBSEQUENT INDIVIDUAL BEDROCK GEOLOGIC UNITS SEDIMENT BURIAL (JAMES RIVER, MASON COUNTY, TEXAS)
198 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 109-8 109-7 108-13 109-6 108-12 109-5 108-11 109-4 108-10 109-3 108-9 109-2 108-8 109-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geochemical Society) (Posters) (GSA Geobiology&Geomicrobiology Division; T51. ofGeobiology MolecularMethodologyandtheHeart SESSION NO. 109 108-7 Booth # 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 PIGMENT ANALYSIS, MICROSCOPY, ANDGENOMICSDEFINE Smaglik, Suzanne M.*; Vietti, Laura A.: WATER QUALITY, ANCIENT CONICALSTROMATOLITE FORMATION? CARBONATE-RICH CONES: ANEWMODERN ANALOGUEOF Stevenson, Bradley S.; Berelson, William M.; Corsetti,Frank A.: James; Bojanowski, Caitlin; Johnson,HopeA; Stamps, Blake W.; Spear, JohnR.*; Daille, Leslie; Trivedi, Christopher; Bradley, METHANE OXIDATION INARCTICLAKES FRACTIONATIONS OFCANDHISOTOPES RELATED TO Cadieux, Sarah Beth*; White, Jeffrey R.; Pratt, LisaM.: LARGE SPRING DIVERSITY THE ROLE OF TEMPERATURE INCONTROLLING HOT IN LITTLEHOT CREEK, CALIFORNIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR COMPOSITION BETWEEN WATER ANDSEDIMENTSAMPLES John R.: SPATIAL VARIATIONS INMICROBIAL COMMUNITY Emma;Bertran, Stamps, Blake W.; Stevenson, Bradley; Spear, Santilli Nascimento, Gabriela; Zhang,Feifei; Loyd, SeanJ.; Corsetti, Frank A.*; Kaitlin; Rempfert, SantiagoRamos, Danielle; PLAYAS AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO MARS MICROBE MINERALINTERACTION INSULFATE RICH Zeidan, Mousa*; Potochniak, Steven; Glamoclija,Mihaela: FROM AMODERNSODA LAKE, WALKER LAKE, NEVADA CHARACTERIZATION OFNON-CARBONATE FIRMGROUNDS Frank A.: COUPLEDGEOCHEMICALANDMICROBIOLOGICAL Blake Lennart; Petryshyn, Victoria; Shapiro, RussellS; Stamps, Zinke, Laura A*; Buongiorno, Joy; Chou,Luoth; van Maldegem, FOSSIL PYRITIZATION UNDEREXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS Broce, JesseS.*; Schiffbauer, James D.: RATE LIMITATIONS ON LOS ANGELES BASIN -ABASELINE STUDY GROUNDWATER PRODUCTION AQUIFERS INCENTRAL BACKGROUND MICROBIAL GENOMICSFROM MAJOR Thomas, W. Kelley*; Ghosh,Suman; Eric; Hendrix, Roe, Joe: IRON FORMATIONS OXIDIZING MICROORGANISMS INPRODUCING BANDED Luther, III,George W.: THEROLE OFMICROAEROPHILIC FE- Chan, Clara S.*; Field,Erin; Kato, Shingo; Emerson,David; DIFFERENT MATURITIES BIOMARKER PROFILES INMARCELLUSSHALECORESOF OF PHOSPHOLIPIDANDDIGLYCERIDE FATTY ACID Mouser, Paula J; Trexler, Ryan; Warrier, Ajaya: COMPARISON Akondi, Rawlings*; Shikha; Sharma, Pfiffner, SusanM.; OXIDE COATINGS INAQUIFER SEDIMENT MICROBIAL IRON OXIDATION ANDCONTRIBUTION TO FE Kenneth H.; Moore, Michael; Michael,HollyA.; Caplan,Jeffrey: Hoppes, Kara*; Chan, Clara S.; Cabaniss, Kevin; Williams, PRODUCED WATERS MICROBE-WATER-ROCK INTERACTIONS INSHALEGAS Shikha*;Wilson, Travis: Sharma, AFRICA NEOARCHEAN STROMATOLITE, CAMPBELLGROUP, SOUTH AND MINERALOGYOFIRON MICROSTRUCTURES INA Ilhardt, Peter D.*; House,H.: Christopher GEOCHEMISTRY SYSTEM PRODUCTION ANDCONSUMPTIONINASULFIDICCAVE Jennifer L.: MICROBIAL INFLUENCEONELEMENTAL SULFUR Labrado, Amanda*; Tsao, Leah; Hamilton, Trinity; Macalady, OF ARAGONITIC BOTRYOIDS IDENTIFY SPHEROIDAL STRUCTURES FOUNDAT THE BASE Testa, P.*; Maurice BrendaL.: Kirkland, ATTEMPTING TO W.; Stevenson, Bradley S.; Spear, JohnR.; Corsetti, ISOTOPIC EVIDENCEOF 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 109-15 109-14 109-13 109-12 109-11 109-10 109-9 110-9 110-8 110-7 110-6 110-5 110-4 110-3 110-2 110-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geology andGeomorphologyDivision) Division; GSAGeoscienceEducationDivision; GSAQuaternary T53. GeoheritageMatters (Posters) (GSAGeologyandSociety SESSION NO. 110 Booth # 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 BUILDING, EUKARYOTIC MICROORGANISM INACO Sandra; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: SURVIVAL OFASTROMATOLITE- Saundra M.*;Smart, McDaniel,Caleb; McDaniel,Kyle; Brake, MEMBRANE CYTOCHROME PROTEINS OMCAANDMTRC SHEWANELLA ONEIDENSISMR-1ANDITSOUTER Zhang, Li*: BIOREDUCTIONOFNONTRONITE BY SHALE TO ESTIMATE MICROBIAL BIOMASSANDDIVERSITY EXTRACTING LIPIDSFROM ORGANIC-RICHSUBSURFACE Shikha; Mouser, Paula J: OPTIMIZINGMETHODSFOR Trexler, Ryan*; Pfiffner, SusanM.; Akondi, Rawlings; Sharma, SEDIMENTS OF THE BALTIC SEABASIN OF EXTRACELLULAR ENZYMESIN THE DEEPSUBSURFACE Schmidt, JennaM.*; Steen,Andrew D.: POTENTIAL ACTIVITIES ENHYDRO AGATES PLEOMORPHIC BACTERIAL PHYLLOBACTERIUM SP. FROM Dickson, LorettaD.*; Calabrese, Joseph: ISOLATION OF DIVERSITY OFOOIDSFROM GREAT SALT LAKE, UT Blake Piazza, Olivia*; Corsetti,Frank A.; Spear, JohnR.; Stamps, USA FRACTURING IN THE EAGLE FORDFORMATION, TEXAS, MICROBIAL POPULATIONS DURINGHYDRAULIC Juliette: THEEFFECTSOFBIOCIDEUSEONSUBSURFACE Santillan, EugenioF.U.*; Choi, Wanjoo; Bennett,PhilipC.; Leyris, BYWAY, COLORADO DEVELOPING GEOHERITAGE ALONG THE GOLDBELT Meyer, Herbert W.*; Smeins, Melissa; Casadevall, Thomas: HOT SPRINGSBACTERIA IN THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING THE MICROBIAL DIVERSITYANDBIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF FORESTS INCOLORADO, PERU, AND THAILAND HAVING COMMONASSETS: LINKS BETWEENPETRIFIED Meyer, W.*:Herbert GEOPARK PROPOSAL INPERU AND VALLEY OF THE VOLCANOES OFANDAGUA, THE FIRST Zavala, Bilberto*; Fidel,Lionel; Posso, James: COLCACANYON PERU FOR THE CREATION ANDMANAGEMENT OFGEOPARKS IN Zavala, Bilberto*; Churata, Danitza; Varela, Felipe: PROPOSALS FAULT UNESCONOMINATION PERSPECTIVES FROM THE CHAÎNEDESPUYS–LIMAGNE TECTONIC AND VOLCANIC WORLD HERITAGE PROPOSAL – Olive-Garcia, Cécile*: MANAGING ANDPROMOTING A (HOW) CAN THEY BEQUANTIFIED? GEOHERITAGE VALUE OF VOLCANOES ANDFAULTS – van WykOF THE de Vries, Benjamin*: ASSESSMENT FOR NOMINATION ANDREPORT QUALITY IMPROVEMENT HERITAGE ANDGEOPARK REPORTS ANDSUGGESTIONS SCIENTIFIC WRITING STYLEINGEOLOGICAL WORLD van Wyk de Vries, Benjamin*: ANANALYSIS OF THE ISLE ROYALE FAULTS, MICHIGAN GEOHISTORY ANDGEOHERITAGE OF THE KEWEENAW AND Rose, William I.*; Vye, Erika; Stein,CarolA; Stein,Seth: THE GEODIVERSITYOF THE PIEMONTEREGION(ITALY) ENGAGEMENT TO UNDERSTAND, PROMOTE ANDPROTECT PIEMONTE PROJECT: ENHANCINGSCIENTIFICANDSOCIAL Marcello; Palomba, Mauro; Perotti, Luigi; Rolfo, Franco: PROGEO- Borghi, Alessandro; Anna; d’Atri, Masciocco, Luciano; Natalicchio, Dela Pierre, Francesco*; Giardino, Marco; Lozar, Francesca; ATMOSPHERE W.; Stevenson, Bradley; Berelson, William M.: MICROBIAL CONNECTING GEOHERITAGE SITES SESSIONNO. 110
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110-10 80 Mogk, David W.*: GEOHERITAGE SITES: ESSENTIAL FOR 112-2 96 McGovern, Matthew Glenn*; Benzing, Paul; Lowry, Christopher S.: GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION REAL TIME MEASUREMENTS OF STREAM STAGE AND 110-11 81 Rose, William I.*; Vye, Erika: GEO FIELD TRIPS BY LAND TEMPERATURE WITH LOW COST DISTRIBUTED SENSORS AND LAKE HIGHLIGHT GEODIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN’S 112-3 97 Willens, Tia*; Lenczewski, Melissa: APPLYING IDEXX SNAP KEWEENAW KITS TO TESTING FOR ANTIBIOTIC RESIDUES IN WATER 110-12 82 Vye, Erika C.*; Rose, William I.: CREATING AN INVENTORY OF 112-4 98 Rodriguez, R.*; Aviles, M.; Price, Amy E.; Rowley, T.; Rhodes, K.; THE GEODIVERSITY OF THE KEWEENAW PENINSULA AND Granados, R.; Knappett, P. S. K.; Li, Yanmei; Giardino, John R.; ISLE ROYALE Hernandez, H.: USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO EXAMINE THE 110-13 83 Semken, Steven*: ONGOING AND POTENTIAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GROUNDWATER CHEMISTRY CONTRIBUTIONS BY EARTHSCOPE AND OTHER LARGE AND RAINWATER IN A SEMI-ARID BASIN: INDEPENDENCE FACILITIES TO U.S. GEOHERITAGE RESOURCES AQUIFER, GUANAJUATO, MEXICO 110-14 84 Wood, Jim F.*; Kenworthy, Jason P.; Pranger, II, Harold Sherman: 112-5 99 Bogeholz, Philine*; Frisbee, Marty D.: QUANTIFYING AMERICA’S GEOLOGIC HERITAGE: ESTABLISHING GROUNDWATER/SURFACE-WATER INTERACTIONS IN PRINCIPLES AND A NATIONAL PARK SERVICE PROGRAM SMALL TRIBUTARY DRAINAGES TO THE WABASH RIVER USING RADON-222 AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL TRACERS 110-15 85 Cook, Terri L.*; Abbott, Lon D.: COMMON GROUND: HOW GEOSCIENTISTS CAN HELP INCREASE PUBLIC 112-6 100 Dickman, Rebecca A.*; Patick, Olivia G.; Zimmerman, Bill; Glose, AWARENESS OF GEOHERITAGE Thomas J.; Lowry, Christopher S.: MONITORING LAKE ERIE WATER QUALITY USING CREATIVE METHODS IN CITIZEN SESSION NO. 111 SCIENCE T76. Geocorps™ America and Mosaics in Science Programs: 112-7 101 Kanaley, Chelsea*; Gonzalez, Sara; Flanagan, Courtney; Glose, Successful Partnerships Promoting Individual Professional Thomas J.; Allen-King, Richelle M.; Lowry, Christopher S.: Development and Application of Geoscience and Related Fields COMPARING URBAN AND AGRICULTURAL NUTRIENT MASS to Management of America’s Public Lands (Posters) (GSA FLUX INTO THE LOWER GREAT LAKES Geology and Society Division) 112-8 102 Gaikema, Mackenzie G.*; Fortier, Chantelle M.; Stefansky, Jasmine N.; Wesenberg, Mike P.; Robertson, Wendy M.: WHAT IS 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall CAUSING WATER QUALITY AND STREAMFLOW DECLINES IN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SAGANING CREEK WATERSHED, MI? Booth # 112-9 103 Guzzardi, Danielle*; Costa, Matthew; Oyewumi, Oluyinka: 111-1 86 Dobbins, Jeff*; Ruksznis, Abigail; Samuels, Joshua X.: EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES ON THE GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF THE CLARNO UNIT OF JOHN DAY CONCENTRATION OF TRACE AND MAJOR ELEMENTS FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, EASTERN OREGON, IN THE FARMINGTON RIVER DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CENOZOIC PLANT FOSSIL WINDSOR CT RECORD 112-10 104 Ward, Vanessa*; Benally, Rayanna; Crossey, Laura J.; Blomgren, 111-2 87 Coraci, Victoria E.*: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF BISON ON Valerie J; Smith, Jared Roman; Karlstrom, Karl: THE EFFECTS THE NORTH RIM OF GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK OF GEOTHERMAL FLUIDS ON SURFACE WATER QUALITY IN 111-3 88 DeWitt, Chelsey*; Blair, Aaron; Ryan, Sandra E.: GEOMORPHIC THE JEMEZ RIVER SYSTEM IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO IMPACTS OF THE NORTHERN COLORADO FLOOD OF 112-11 105 Coburn, Jr., James E.*; Vitali, Jonathan M.; Glose, Thomas J.; 2013 ON BLACK CANYON CREEK AND NORTH FORK BIG Lowry, Christopher S.: ANALYZING WATER QUALITY OVER THOMPSON VARIABLE FLOW CONDITIONS IN RURAL AND SUBURBAN 111-4 89 Goodling, Phillip J.*: HYDROLOGY AND CHANGE IN GOLD STREAMS LAKE BOG, WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST, OREGON 112-12 106 Tuttle, Caroline T.*; Crumlish, Julianna R.; Canty, Michael T.; 111-5 90 Cramer, Jennifer M.*: MANAGING NON-COMMERCIAL Glose, Thomas J.; Lowry, Christopher S.: ANALYZING DAILY (HOBBY) MINERAL COLLECTING ON THE WHITE MOUNTAIN VARIABILITY IN E. COLI CONCENTRATIONS IN AN URBAN NATIONAL FOREST STREAM 111-6 91 Fonseca Crescioni, Gina*: INVASIVE PLANT MAPPING 112-13 107 Crumlish, Julianna R.*; Pereira dos Santos, Luiz Rafael; Glose, OF FORESTED AREAS IN VALLEY FORGE NATIONAL Thomas J.; Lowry, Christopher S.: EVALUATING THE IMPACT HISTORICAL PARK OF HYDROLOGY AND COMBINED-SEWER OVERFLOWS ON 111-7 92 Kraft, Samuel Martin*: MANAGING SPATIAL DATA FOR URBAN BEACH CLOSURES WETLANDS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 112-14 108 Humphrey, Joseph*; Hanna, Eric; Hardage, Dana; Dingus, 111-8 93 Ford, III, James Walker*: MAPPING LONGLEAF PINE Jack; Barron, Jr., Herbert Pat: STREAM CONTAMINATION: RESTORATION USING GIS AT BIG THICKET NATIONAL ESCHERICHIA COLI IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE PRESERVE 112-15 109 Barron, Jr., Herbert Pat*; Dingus, Jack; Humphrey, Joseph; Hanna, 111-9 94 Lee, Tarryn C.*: SCIENCE AND EDUCATION AT CONGAREE Eric; Hardage, Dana; Dunkle, Kallina M.: RIPARIAN BUFFER NATIONAL PARK EFFECTS ON STREAM CONTAMINATION IN THE CITIES OF MILLERSVILLE AND GOODLETTSVILLE, TENNESSEE SESSION NO. 112 112-16 110 Rothschild, Tyler James*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Peterson, Eric W.: T99. A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology EFFECTS ON WATER TABLE ELEVATION DUE TO TILE (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geoscience DRAINAGE INTO A RIPARIAN BUFFER ZONE Education Division; Council on Undergraduate Research 112-17 111 Luh, Nicholas M.*; Ewanic, Jessica; Pereira dos Santos, Geosciences Division) Luiz Rafael; Glose, Thomas J.; Lowry, Christopher S.: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STREAM STAGE AND DISCHARGE ON MAJOR TRUIBUTARIES THAT ENTER Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM LAKE ERIE Booth # 112-18 112 Box, Carolyn L.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.: ASSESSING 112-1 95 Patino, Lina C.*: REU SITES IN THE DIVISION OF EARTH HYPORHEIC EXCHANGE IN AN ARID, SPRING FED STREAM SCIENCES AT NSF SYSTEM, BRIGHT ANGEL CREEK, GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, AZ
200 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 113-10 113-9 113-8 113-7 113-6 112-24 113-5 112-23 113-4 112-22 113-3 112-21 113-2 112-20 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30 PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Society) Environmental and EngineeringGeologyDivision; Geochemical Fractured Rocks (Posters) (GSAHydrogeology Division; GSA T103. Contaminant Transport, Fate, andRemediation in SESSION NO. 114 113-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Hydrogeology Division; GSAKarst Division) T100. Advances inGroundwater Modeling(Posters) (GSA SESSION NO. 113 112-19 Booth # 128 127 126 125 124 118 123 117 122 116 121 115 120 114 119 113 USAGE: OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI Crabtree, Brandon*: MODELINGGROUNDWATER SUPPLY AND STORAGE SYSTEM AND HEAT TRANSPORT IN ABOREHOLE THERMAL ENERGY Catolico, Nora*; Ge, Shemin; McCartney, JohnS.: FLUIDFLOW ATWATERSHED THE SCALE ROLE OF TILL FRACTURES IN WATER ANDNUTRIENTFLUX Young, NathanL.*; Simpkins, William W.: UNDERSTANDING THE GROUNDWATER RECHARGEMODELINGINNEWMEXICO Ketchum, David*: HIGHRESOLUTIONSTATEWIDE UNSATURATED SANDWICH LAYER SOILS CENTRIFUGE MODELINGOFBROMIDE MIGRATION IN Xu, Mo*; Zhang,Junjie; Duan, Yongxiang; Yu, Lishan: SCHOOL Schreiber, MadelineE.*: TIPSFORAPPLYING TO GRADUATE MID-CRUSTAL SHEARZONES POROUS MEDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE HYDROLOGY OF MODELING OFFLUIDFLOW ANDHEAT TRANSFERS IN Spezia, Kyle*; Gottardi,Raphaël; Morra, Gabriele: NUMERICAL JERSEY DURING THE LASTGLACIAL MAXIMUM MODELING OFSUBGLACIAL AQUIFERS BENEATH NEW D.*;Olsen, Christopher Prestegaard,KarenL.: GROUNDWATER HETEROGENEOUS SLOPEANDITSSTABILITY FLOW ANDLANDDEFORMATION INANUNSATURATED OF IMPACTS OFRAINFALL RATE ONGROUNDWATER HYDROGEOMECHANICAL NUMERICALSIMULATION Park, Jai-Yong*; Lee, Sungho; Kim,Jun-Mo; Kihm, Jung-Hwi: MEASUREMENTS AT TWO SEDIMENTARY ROCK SITES PERMEABILITY ESTIMATION FROM COMPLEXRESISTIVITY THE PERFORMANCEOFMODELSFORMATRIX Beth L.; Rose, Carla; Keating, Kristina: EVALUATING Robinson, Tonian*; Robinson,Judith; Slater, Lee; Parker, LOSSES INEPHEMERALCHANNELS INFILTRATION VARIABILITY ONMODELED TRANSMISSION Durham, MichaelC.*; Milewski, AdamM.: EFFECTSOF UPSTATENEW YORK GROUNDWATER ANDROCK GEOCHEMISTRY INCENTRAL Walling, Derek*; Hasbargen,Leslie: ACOMPARISON OF NEW YORK BANK EROSION IN THE STONY CLOVE CREEK WATERSHED, EVALUATE THE IMPACT OFGROUNDWATER ONSTREAM O’Connell, William: Sansone, Sarah Anne*; McFadden, Sawyer; Chowdhury, Shafiul; POPLAR-BASED PHYTOREMEDIATION SYSTEM Santiago Collazo, Felix Luis*: HYDROLOGIC ANALYSIS OFA FIT FIELDDATA ANALYTIC ELEMENTGROUNDWATER MODELRESULTS TO Congdon, RogerD.*: WORKING WITH REALDATA: GETTING COASTAL FOREDUNEENVIRONMENT Jaye E.: EXPLORINGGROUNDWATER DYNAMICS INA Hahne, Sara*; deVries, Elsemarie; Moore, Laura J.; Cable, GROUNDWATER FLOW MODELING TO 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 115-9 114-8 115-8 114-7 115-7 114-6 115-6 114-5 115-5 114-4 115-4 114-3 115-3 114-2 115-2 114-1 115-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Division) to Estuariesand Their Watersheds (Posters) (GSAHydrogeology T104. ofNutrientsand Contaminantsby Delivery Groundwater SESSION NO. 115 Booth # Booth # 145 136 144 135 143 134 142 133 141 132 140 131 139 130 138 129 137 Miller, Andrew J.; Andino-Nolasco, ElvisJ.; MichaelL.; Barnes, Cui, Zhengtao*; Welty, Claire; J.; Gold,Arthur Groffman,Peter M.; Imbrigiotta, Thomas E.*: Thomas Imbrigiotta, BIOAUGMENTATION INAFRACTURED-ROCK AQUIFER VOLATILE ORGANICCOMPOUND DEGRADATION DUE TO AQUIFERS INNEW YORK CITY DISCHARGE OFNUTRIENTSFROM URBAN COASTAL Zamora, Felix*; Jung, HunBok: SUBMARINEGROUNDWATER BEDROCK THROUGH 3D VISUALIZATION ANDANALYSIS DESIGN OFINSITUBIOREMEDIATION INFRACTURED Dieck, B.*; Eric Bond, Bob; Kelly, Kevin F.: IMPROVING THE AQUIFER, CAPEHENLOPEN, DELAWARE AND POREWATER OXYGEN DEMANDINASANDY BEACH Kim, Kyra H.*; Michael,HollyA.; Ullman, William: SEDIMENT FROM THE NEWARK BASIN R.M.: NONLINEAR TCE SORPTIONINSEDIMENTARY ROCKS Brotsch, Jonathan*; M; Masse, Mary Tresino, Katelyn; Allen-King, LAND ANDAT SEA SOURCES ANDFATES OFPOLLUTANT CHEMICALSON ISOTOPIC MEASUREMENTS TO ELUCIDATE COMPLEX Kasson, Arthur T.*; Batista,Fabian: UTILIZINGSTABLE REMEDIAL OUTCOMES USING EXISTING WELL BOREHOLES: WINDOWS INTO Sandin, Peter: FIELDMEASUREMENTSOFBACK DIFFUSION Philip Harte, T.*; Brandon, William C.; Szaro, Jan; Edward; Gilbert, INDIA USINGSEEPAGE METERMEASUREMENTS DISCHARGE INAMICRO-TIDAL COAST OFBAY OFBENGAL, TEMPORAL VARIATIONS OFSUBMARINE GROUNDWATER Pramod: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SPATIAL AND Debnath, Palash*; Mukherjee, Abhijit; Joshi,Gopal; Rokade, BEDROCK Lacombe, PierreJ.*: SAMPLINGCVOC INFRACTURED U.S.A FRESHWATERNORTHERN VIRGINIA, IN TIDAL WETLAND AND TIDAL FLUXCONTROL WETLAND HYDROLOGY AT A Hiza, BenjaminS.*; Whittecar, G. Richard: GROUNDWATER NEWARK BASIN, NEWJERSEY, USA CONTAMINATED FRACTURED SEDIMENTARY ROCKS, Carole D.: AHYDRAULIC TOMOGRAPHY EXPERIMENTIN Tiedeman, ClaireR.*; Barrash, Warren; Thrash, Colby; Johnson, OF NORTH CAROLINA CONTRIBUTIONS TO WATER RESOURCESIN THE PIEDMONT Timothy: ONSITE WASTEWATER SYSTEMNITROGEN Iverson, GuyJ.; MichaelA.; O’Driscoll, Bean,EbanZ.; Kelley, Jordan*;Jernigan, Humphrey, Jr., Charles; Serozi,BrentDavis; SEPARATED BYOVER 30FEETOF VADOSE ZONE Ray E: PUMPING TEST FORADUAL AQUIFER SYSTEM Breiner, John*; Dieck, B.; Eric Bond,Bob; Kelly, Kevin F.; Lees, COASTAL AQUIFER USINGMODPATH GROUNDWATERESTIMATING A TRANSITTIMESTHROUGH Russoniello, J.*; Christopher Konikow, Leonard; Michael,Holly A.: RAMP WITH SHALLOW SEISMICAND TEMPERATURE DATA Larson, Peter B.: INVESTIGATING ABREACHED FAULT RELAY Lindsey, R.*; Cary Price,Adam; Villegas, Gabriela; Fairley, P.; Jerry FJORD, DENMARK) WEDGE LOCATION: AFIELDCASE STUDY (RINGKOBING GROUNDWATER DISCHARGEDISTRIBUTION ANDSALINE Duque, Carlos*; Sebok,Eva; Engesgaard,Peter: SUBMARINE LONG-TERM EVALUATION OF SESSION NO. 115
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Kaushal, Sujay S.: THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING OF PANHANDLE: IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOLOGIC STORAGE OF SUBSURFACE NITROGEN TRANSPORT AT THE WATERSHED CARBON DIOXIDE SCALE 117-4 157 Ritzi, Jr., Robert W.*; Gershenzon, Naum; Dominic, David F.; 115-10 146 Babuin, J. Lisa*; Genereux, David P.; Knappe, Detlef R.U.: Mehnert, Edward; Okwen, Roland T: CAPILLARY TRAPPING OF
COUPLED GROUNDWATER AND VOLATILE ORGANIC CO2 IN RESERVOIRS WITH FLUVIAL ARCHITECTURE COMPOUND FLUXES THROUGH A STREAMBED 117-5 158 Shimabukuro, David H.*; Horner, Timothy: WASTEWATER CONTRIBUTE TO OFF-SITE MIGRATION OF CONTAMINANTS DISPOSAL AND WATERFLOOD INJECTION VOLUMES IN IN A COASTAL PLAIN STREAM, NORTH CAROLINA CALIFORNIA
SESSION NO. 116 117-6 159 Ha, Seung-Wook*; Park, Byeong-Hak; Lee, Seongsun; Kim, Hyun-Jung; Lee, Kang-Kun: EFFECT OF STRATIGRAPHIC T105. Fate and Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants HETEROGENEITY ON UPWARD MIGRATION OF CO2 IN in Wetlands and Sediments (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology SATURATED POROUS MEDIA: LABORATORY EXPERIMENT Division; GSA Environmental Engineering and Geology Division; AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION Geochemical Society) 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall SESSION NO. 118 Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM T112. Understanding Saline Fluid Flow Systems: From Booth # Saltwater Intrusion to Geologic-Scale Brine Migration (Posters) 116-1 147 Munger, Zackary W.*; Schreiber, Madeline E.; Gerling, (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association of Alexandra B.; Doubek, Jonathan P.; Hamre, Kathleen D.; Carey, Hydrogeologists; Society of Economic Geologists) Cayelan C.: THE EFFECTS OF HYPOLIMNETIC OXYGENATION 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall ON METAL RELEASE FROM SEDIMENTS AND REMOVAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM FROM THE WATER COLUMN IN A SMALL, EUTROPHIC Booth # DRINKING WATER RESERVOIR 118-1 160 Georgen, Jennifer*: MODELING THE EFFECTS OF SEA LEVEL 116-2 148 Gilmour, Cynthia C.*; Ghosh, Upal; Santillan, Eugenio F.U.: CHANGE ON SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER FLOW IN THE IMPACTS OF ACTIVATED CARBON AMENDMENT ON HG CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION METHYLATION, DEMETHYLATION AND MICROBIAL ACTIVITY 118-2 161 Chowdhury, Ali H.*; Scanlon, Bridget R.: IDENTIFYING IN MARSH SOIL GROUNDWATER SALINITY SOURCES IN THE TEXAS GULF 116-3 149 Klinges, Julia Grace*; Mumford, Adam C.; Akob, Denise; COAST AQUIFER SYSTEM, USA Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.: INFLUENCES OF TYPICAL HYDRAULIC 118-3 162 Carpenter, Robert H.*; Reid, Jeffrey C.: GEOCHEMICAL FRACTURING FLUID CONSTITUENTS ON THE STRUCTURE LINEAMENTS AND TRENDS IN NURE GROUNDWATER AND ACTIVITY OF IRON REDUCING MICROBIAL DOMESTIC WELL DATA, AND THEIR GEOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES RELATIONSHIPS, NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL PLAIN 116-4 150 Haase, Karl B.*; Mumford, Adam C.; Akob, Denise; Kozar, 118-4 163 Heiss, James W.*; Michael, Holly A.: THE EFFECTS OF Mark D.; Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.: TOWARDS MEASURING TRANSIENT OCEANIC AND TERRESTRIAL FORCING AND AND INTERPRETING TRACE LIGHT HYDROCARBONS IN BEACH TOPOGRAPHY ON FLOW AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT SURFACE WATER AND GROUNDWATER IN COASTAL AQUIFERS 116-5 151 Panja, Saumik*; Das, Padmini; Datta, Rupali; Sarkar, Dibyendu: 118-5 164 Peters, Chelsea N.*; Ayers, John C.; Hornberger, George M.: PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON REMOVAL OF TETRACYCLINE EVOLUTION OF SALINE AND ARSENIC CONTAMINATED AND CIPROFLOXACIN FROM SECONDARY WASTEWATER GROUNDWATER IN SOUTHWEST BANGLADESH EFFLUENT BY VETIVER GRASS 118-6 165 Eissa, Mustafa*; Shouakar-Stash, Orfan; Parker, Beth; De-Dreuzy, 116-6 152 Taye, Tamru*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Kisfalusi, Zachary David; Jean-Raynald: Peterson, Eric W.; Twait, Richard; Rothschild, Tyler James; MANAGING SALTWATER INTRUSION IN A POORLY-CONSTRAINED ARID AQUIFER, UTILIZING ISOTOPE Sanks, Kelly M; Perry, Bill: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN AND GEOCHEMISTRY, NORTH WESTERN COAST, EGYPT HERBACEOUS RIPARIAN BUFFER ZONE IN REMOVING NITRATE FROM A TILE DRAIN INPUT AT A LOW ORDER 118-7 166 Lopez, Teodolina*; Antoine, Raphaël; Darrozes, José; Rabinowicz, STREAM IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS Michel; Baratoux, David: FORMATION OF POLYGONAL FRACTURE SYSTEMS AS A RESULT OF HYDRODYNAMICAL 116-7 153 Garth, Rachel K.*; Mutiti, Samuel; Datta, Saugata: USING INSTABILITIES IN CLAY-RICH DEPOSITS ISOTOPE TRACING TO UNDERSTAND GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER INTERACTIONS AT A WETLAND SYSTEM 118-8 167 Koneshloo, Mohammad*; Scott, Kaileigh C.; Michael, Holly A.: IN MILLEDGEVILLE, GA WHICH CONNECTIVITY METRICS CAN BE USED TO PREDICT SALINITY PATTERNS IN HETEROGENEOUS COASTAL SESSION NO. 117 AQUIFERS T109. Reservoir Connectivity and Fluid Migration during Unconventional Oil and Gas Development: Implications for SESSION NO. 119 T113. Effects of Urbanization on Hydrological and Geochemical Hydraulic Fracturing, CO2 Storage, Enhanced Oil Recovery, and Waste Water Injection (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; Cycling in Surface and Ground Waters (Posters) (GSA GSA Energy Geology Division) Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Booth # Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 117-1 154 Namhata, Argha*; Karamalidis, Athanasios K.; Dilmore, Robert M.; Nakles, David V.: DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED 119-1 168 Herrmann, Dustin*; Darner, Robert; Shuster, William D.; Reeves, Howard W.; Hoard, Chris; Beeler, Stephanie: INVESTIGATING ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR CO2 STORAGE: OVERVIEW AND AREAS OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENT GROUNDWATER COMPONENT OF MANAGED URBAN WATER CYCLES 117-2 155 Gallegos, Tanya J.*; Bern, Carleton R.: THE ROLE OF WATER IN RECOVERY OF ENERGY RESOURCES 119-2 169 Price, Katie*: OPTICAL BRIGHTENERS AND SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE AS INDICATORS OF LEAKY 117-3 156 Meng, Jingyao*; Pashin, Jack C.: FRACTURE ARCHITECTURE INFRASTRUCTURE IN ATLANTA, GA OF THE HIGH PLAINS AQUIFER, NORTHEASTERN TEXAS
202 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 120-9 120-8 119-9 120-7 119-8 120-6 119-7 120-5 119-6 120-4 119-5 120-3 119-4 120-2 120-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Marine/Coastal Science(Posters) SESSION NO. 120 119-3 Booth # 185 184 176 183 175 182 174 173 172 171 170 181 180 179 178 177 HUDSON RIVER TIDAL MARSH Yessenia: SEDIMENTDEPOSITIONANDACCRETION INA Thomas; Mapp, Nick; Parra, Ericka; Ojeda,Keilyn; Adorno, Dubossi, Derek*; Gibson,Ashley; JeanPierre, Deanasia; Dorsey, SEA-LEVEL RISE MARSH ACCRETION RATES INCORRESPONDENCE TO Ridge, Justin T.; Jalowska, AnnaM.: OYSTER REEFAND Atencio, AnnaN.*; McKee, BrentA.; AntonioB.; Rodriguez, ACROSS AGRADIENTOFDEVELOPMENT TYPES RESOLUTION DISTRIBUTED HYDROLOGIC MODELING MichaelL.*;Barnes, Welty, Claire; Miller, Andrew J.: HIGH- CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO MANGROVE FRINGEDBAHIA MAGDALENA LAGOON, BAJA AND DISSOLVED TRACE METALS IN WATERS OF M.P: VARIATIONS INPHYSICO-CHEMICALPARAMETERS Suresh Babu, Sujitha*; EscobedoUrías, DianaCecilia; Jonathan, ON TURBIDITY INURBAN STREAMS EmilyG.*;Arnold, Toran, Laura: EFFECTOFRIPARIAN ZONES ATLANTIC SALT MARSHINGREENBACKVILLE, VA THE FLOW REGIMEINA TIDALLY-RESTRICTED MID- USING WATER LEVELSANDSALINITY TO CHARACTERIZE Mattesini, Matthew M.*; Whisner, Jennifer K.; Venn, Cynthia: DISSOLVED DEICERSOLUTIONS Constantin: PERCOLATION ANDINFILTRATION RATES OF Rice, Mikaela*; Hon,Rudolph; Schaudt,Barry; Andronache, PIERMONT MARSH, NEW YORK AND TO PROMOTE NATIVE PLANTSUCCESSIONIN DEPRIVATIONERADICATE TO FRIENDLY HABITAT RESTORATION: USINGPHOTO- Mittiga, Andrew; Anjelle; Martinez, Magadini,Debra: ECO- Brian; Penalo, Raquel; Valentin, Stephanie; Lucero, Keylen; John*;Bjornton, Alondra; Cruz, Dempster, Shanon; Delgado, STORMWATER BASIN PENETRATING RADAR TO MAPINFILTRATION INANURBAN Jonathan E.; Toran, Laura: USEANDLIMITATIONS OFGROUND Devlin, Kelly*; Zarella,Paul J.; Newman, Ashley; Nyquist, IN ST. JOHN, USVI RECONSTRUCTION OFSEDIMENTATION ONCORALREEFS Bean, Clayton*; Jessica: Carilli, HISTORICAL THE WEST BRANCHOFINDIANCREEK RESTORATION PROJECTS: ACONDITIONASSESSMENTOF Shannon, Andrew*: EVALUATING URBAN STREAM RESILIENT NEWENGLANDSALT MARSH Weiner, MollyE.*; LisaA.: Gilbert, CHARACTERISTICS OFA IDAHO MAKING AT THE WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE OFBOISE, FIRE DEBRISFLOW PREDICTIONMODELSANDDECISION Gibble, Katherine T.*; Lindquist,Eric; Pierce, Jennifer L.: POST- LAKE, MS SHALLOW, MICRO-TIDAL SALT MARSHSYSTEM, BANGS Dykstra, Steven L.*: HYDRODYNAMIC TRANSPORT INA STREAMS QUALITY INRIPARIAN BUFFER ZONESOF TWO URBAN Witizigman, Christopher*; EmilyG.; Arnold, Toran, Laura: WATER DOMINICAN REPUBLIC EXPOSURE INCAÑADA HONDA, ENRIQUILLO VALLEY, THE CARIBBEANDURING THE HOLOCENEFROM AREEF RECONSTRUCTING SEASURFACE TEMPERATURES IN C.*;Figueroa, Maria Arana Morales, Ashlyann; Ramirez, Wilson: PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 120-28 120-27 120-26 120-25 120-24 120-23 120-22 120-21 120-20 120-19 120-18 120-17 120-16 120-15 120-14 120-13 120-12 120-11 120-10 204 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 196 195 194 193 192 191 190 189 188 187 186 PUERTO RICO DOCUMENTING BEACH LOSSINFRONT OFSEAWALLS IN Jackson, Jr., Chester W.*; Bush, David M.; Neal, William J.: THE EASTSEA CORE SITESIN THE KOREAN CONTINENTAL MARGIN OF AND GEOACOUSTIC MODELLINGAT THE DH-1, 2LONG- Ryang, Woo Hun*; Kim,SeongPil: STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS GRADIENT INLAKEMACQUARIE, AUSTRALIA FORAMINIFERAL CALCITEACROSS ACONTAMINATION CONCENTRATIONS INLIVING(STAINED) BENTHIC Stephen M.; DeDeckker, Patrick: ZINC, LEAD, ANDCADMIUM Wilkinson, Steffen*; Nash,Graham; Anthony; Rathburn, Eggins, MOUTH OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER, GEORGIA CONCENTRATIONS INSURFACE SEDIMENTSFROM THE Parrish, Chelsea L.*; Hoskins, DionneL.: MERCURY COASTAL PLAINUSINGCONVENTIONALSOILCOREDATA NOVEL STREAMECOSYSTEMSINMARYLAND’S URBAN Mantay, Kirk*: ASTREAMHISTORY SURPRISE-REVEALING GROWTH INCREMENTS ARRANGEMENT OFARAGONITE PRISMS TO IDENTIFY TRUE (MERLUCCIUS GAYI): EXPLORING THE CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC RESOLUTION STUDY OFOTOLITHS OFPERUVIAN HAKE Nicosia, A.R.*; Perez-Huerta, Alberto; Purca,Sara: AHIGH- CONTROLLED EFFECTONALKALINITY Dobbins, William C.*:Dobbins, William FORAMINIFERA INLETIISLANDS WATERS Natsir, Suhartati*: THEDISTRIBUTION OFRECENTBENTHIC ITS HISTORY Stephanie: JAMAICA BAY, NEW YORK BLUECARBONAND Reza, Mohammad*; Peteet, Dorothy M.; Kovari, Stephen; Stern, ANALYSIS PREDICTIONS USINGGULFOFMEXICOGEOHISTORY Yiduo A.: EVALUATING DYNAMIC SUBSIDENCEMODEL Cannon, JohnMatt*; Saylor, JoelE.; Murphy, MichaelA.; Liu, DEVELOPED SHORELINES CONTRIBUTION TO FOREDUNEDEVELOPMENT ON Jackson, NancyL.*; Kaplan,Kayla; F: Nordstrom,Karl NATURE’S PIERMONT MARSH OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC ANAEROBIC BACTERIA FROM Yurtsever, Joshua: MICROBIAL BATTERIES: ISOLATION Dominick; Acosta,Jeffany; Liang,Min; Chowtie, Keesha; Bostick, BenjaminC.*; Pericles, Sylvia; Peters, Ameena; Morrone, MANAGEMENT SCENARIOS HOLISTIC COASTAL RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGEAND McNamara, Dylan E.; Fenster, MichaelS.: CONSIDERING Jones, MargaretB.*; Moore, Laura J.; Murray, A. Brad; MARSH BASED ON TIDAL TIME SERIES Amauri; Julie: Bartels, NUTRIENTCYCLINGIN THE PIERMONT Emily; Rahman,Aziza; Espinal,Marines; Sosa,Jennifer; Ventura, Sambrotto, Raymond*; Sarah; Gribbin, Bienstock, Wendy; Wong, INDIAN CONTINENTAL MARGIN: THE NATARAJA SLIDE GIANT MASS TRANSPORT DEPOSITON THE WESTERN Clift, Peter D.*; Calvès, Gérôme; Huuse, Mads; Stéphane: Brusset, OF THE POTOMAC RIVER(CHESAPEAKEBAY) PALEO-MARSHELEVATIONIN THETIDAL FOR TRIBUTARIES Jillian; Cronin, Thomas M.: MICROFOSSILS ASINDICATORS Prescott, Tammy*; NeilE.;Tibert, Hubeny, J. Bradford; Powers, METAL ANALYSIS OF THE BARNEGAT BAY, NEWJERSEY Sullivan, Ryan K.*: SUBAQUEOUS SOILSURVERY AND TRACE MARSH BACK BARRIER SYSTEMS, CAPECOD DEPOCENTERS WITHIN THE PLEASANTBAY ANDNAUSET Mark: LATE HOLOCENESTRATIGRAPHY OFFINE-SEDIMENT Love, Heath*; Hubeny, J. Bradford; Oakley, A.; Bryan Borrelli, SPATIALLY THROUGHOUT THE SANJUAN BAY ESTUARY CHARACTERIZATION OFNITROGEN ASITISDISTRIBUTED Santos, EmilyA.*: UNDERSTANDING THE EMILIANIA HUXLEYI’SLIGHT SESSION NO. 120
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120-29 205 Foote, Jeremy K.*: ALMANDINE GARNET SAND GRAINS ATTRIBUTION, PROVENANCE INDICATOR, AND PROOF OF ORIGIN AND DISTRIBUTION ALONG THE MAINE AND CONCEPT MASSACHUSETTS COASTLINE 122-6 218 Konevnik, Yulia*; Zakharova, Elena; Konstantin, Martynov; Burns, 120-30 206 Moulton, Christopher*; Rizzo, Brian; Tibert, Neil; Hubeny, J. Peter C.: NEPTUNIUM INTERACTION WITH CRYSTALLINE Bradford; Lux, Robert: CALIBRATING ESTUARINE SEA-LEVEL ROCK SURFACES BASE ELEVATIONS FOR COMBINING GEOSPATIAL AND 122-7 219 Shabaga, Brandi*; Fayek, Mostafa; Marlatt, James; Guo, SEA LEVEL MODELS FOR THE TIDEWATER REGION OF THE Wang; Jian, Zhou; Zhanjiu, Wen: GEOCHRONOLOGY AND CHESAPEAKE BAY MINERALOGY OF THE BAIYANGHE VOLCANIC-HOSTED BE-U DEPOSIT, XINJIANG PROVINCE, NW CHINA SESSION NO. 121 122-8 220 Perry, Samuel N.*; Pigott, Jeffrey S.; Panero, Wendy R.: T128. Field and Modeling Approaches to Understanding the URANIUM AND THORIUM STORAGE IN CASIO3-PEROVSKITE Response of Coupled Barrier-Backbarrier Systems to Coastal IN THE EARTH’S LOWER MANTLE Change (Posters) (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); 122-9 221 Beirau, Tobias*; Nix, William D.; Ewing, Rodney C.; Schneider, Coastal Education & Research Foundation; GSA Quaternary Gerold A.; Groat, Lee A.; Bismayer, Ulrich: MECHANICAL Geology and Geomorphology Division) PROPERTIES OF NATURAL RADIATION DAMAGED 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall TITANITE AND TEMPERATURE INDUCED STRUCTURAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM REORGANIZATION Booth # 121-1 207 Lauzon, Rebecca*; Moore, Laura J.; Murray, A. Brad; Walters, SESSION NO. 123 David C.; Kirwan, Matthew L.; Fagherazzi, Sergio: EFFECTS OF Paleontology: Fossils of the Neoproterozoic (Posters) LATERAL EROSION BY WIND WAVES IN COUPLED BARRIER 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall ISLAND-MARSH SYSTEMS Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 121-2 208 Ridge, Justin T.*; Rodriguez, Antonio B.; Theuerkauf, Ethan J.; Booth # VanDusen, Beth; Fegley, Stephen R.; Deaton, Charles D.: 123-1 222 Barker, Henry Cleave*; Cohen, Phoebe: A REEXAMINATION VARIATIONS IN BARRIER-ISLAND RESISTANCE TO OF THE DIVERSITY AND STRATIGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OVERWASH AT MONTHLY TO DECADAL TIME SCALES OF THE EARLY TONIAN APATITE SCALE MICROFOSSILS, 121-3 209 Shawler, Justin L.*; Hein, Christopher J.: MULTI-PROXY FIFTEENMILE GROUP, YUKON RECORDS OF ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS ON FLUVIAL 123-2 223 Irvine, Spencer*; Strauss, Justin V.; Cohen, Phoebe: SEDIMENT SUPPLY FROM THE JOPPA FLATS TIDAL FLATS, ABUNDANCE AND MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION OF NORTHERN MA VASE SHAPED MICROFOSSILS FROM THE LATE TONIAN 121-4 210 Shuman, Claudia R.*; Hein, Christopher J.; Canuel, Elizabeth A.: CALLISON LAKE FORMATION, YUKON A GEOCHEMICAL APPROACH TO DETERMINING VARIATIONS IN LONG-TERM SEDIMENT SOURCE AND SUPPLY TO A 123-3 224 Hall, Christine M.S.*; Droser, Mary L.; Gehling, James G.: BARRIER ISLAND SYSTEM IN NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS BRANCHING OUT: ECOLOGY AND ONTOGENETIC PATTERNS OF THE EDIACARAN FOSSIL RUGOCONITES 121-5 211 Ciarletta, Daniel J.*; Lorenzo Trueba, Jorge; Passchier, Sandra: ESTIMATING SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN THE LOWER 123-4 225 Anderson, Ross P.*; McMahon, Sean; Bold, Uyanga; Macdonald, SHOREFACE, MANTOLOKING, NEW JERSEY Francis A.; Briggs, Derek E. G.: MICROFOSSILS FROM CHERTS OF THE EDIACARAN SHUURGAT FORMATION, ZAVKHAN 121-6 212 Odezulu, Christopher I.*; Lorenzo-Trueba, Jorge; Anderson, TERRANE, SOUTHWESTERN MONGOLIA John B.; Wallace, Davin J.: STRATIGRAPHIC AND SEDIMENTOLOGICAL EVIDENCES FOR UNPRECEDENTED 123-5 226 Martí Mus, Mónica*; Cortijo, Iván; Jensen, Sören; Palacios, SHORELINE MIGRATION RATE IN HISTORICAL TIME: Teodoro: LATE EDIACARAN SKELETAL BODY FOSSIL FOLLETS ISLAND, TEXAS ASSEMBLAGE FROM THE NAVALPINO ANTICLINE, CENTRAL SPAIN SESSION NO. 122 123-6 227 Jensen, Sören*; Palacios, Teodoro; Barr, Sandra M.; White, T134. Radiation Effects, Mineralogy, and Materials Science of Chris E.: ORGANIC-WALLED MICROFOSSILS FROM THE Actinides: In Honor of Rodney C. Ewing, 2015 Roebling Medalist EDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN GLOBAL BOUNDARY STRATOTYPE (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, SECTION, CHAPEL ISLAND AND RANDOM FORMATIONS, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA Society) SESSION NO. 124 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Paleontology: Life on Land and in the Oceans: Paleoclimate and Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions (Posters) Booth # 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 122-1 213 Burns, Peter C.*; Lobeck, Haylie; Balboni, Enrica: THE IMPACT OF URANIUM MACROIONS ON SOLUBILITY Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 122-2 214 Lussier, Aaron J.*; Dzik, Ewa; Schmidt, Moritz; Burns, Peter C.: 124-1 228 Zhang, Chunfu*; Wilson, Patrick J.: DIET AND CLIMATE OF THE {U60} NANOCLUSTER ADSORPTION ONTO CLAY MINERAL SURFACES LATE MIOCENE TELEOCERAS FOSSIGER FROM WESTERN CENTRAL KANSAS: EVIDENCE FROM STABLE C & O 122-3 215 Hoover, Megan E.*; Shuller-Nickles, Lindsay: QUANTUM- ISOTOPE ANALYSES OF TOOTH ENAMEL SAMPLES MECHANICAL CALCULATIONS OF CA2+-INCORPORATION 124-2 229 Ruez, Jr., Dennis R.*: CLIMATE AND BUNNIES IN THE INTO UO2 PLIOCENE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO 122-4 216 Balboni, Enrica*; Simonetti, Antonio; Jones, Nina; Spano, Tyler L.; Dorais, Corinne; Burns, Peter C.; Hixon, Amy E.: DETAILED 124-3 230 Jud, Nathan A.*; Nelson, Christopher: FOSSIL LIANAS CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF URANINITE: FORENSIC FROM THE MIOCENE OF PANAMA AND THEIR APPLICATIONS PALEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS 122-5 217 Spano, Tyler L.*; Simonetti, Antonio; Balboni, Enrica; Dorais, 124-4 231 Guggino Rivera, Ariel V.*; Jud, Nathan A.; Wang, Hongshan: A Corinne; Burns, Peter C.; Hixon, Amy E.: TRACE ELEMENT MORPHOTYPE CATALOG OF THE FOSSIL LEAVES FROM ANALYSIS OF URANIUM ORE CONCENTRATES: SOURCE THE MID EOCENE DAWSON PIT LOCALITY (CLAIBORNE FORMATION, TN)
204 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 125-7 125-6 125-5 124-9 125-4 124-8 125-3 124-7 125-2 124-6 126-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (Posters) Paleontology: UndertheLens: New Insightfrom Microfossils SESSION NO. 126 125-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Museums (Posters) Paleontology: The RoleofCollectionsinDiversity, Databases, and SESSION NO. 125 124-5 Booth # Booth # 243 242 241 236 240 235 239 234 238 233 237 244 232 PLIOCENE TO MODERNIN THE WESTERN ATLANTIC PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITYOF THE LUCINIDAE FROM THE Christie, Max*; Patzkowsky, E.; Mark Congreve, R.: Curtis KUTCH, INDIA THE LOWER MIOCENEGASTROPOD DIVERSITY TREND OF Subhendu; Mallick, Sumanta; Buragohain, Dipankar: UNVEILING Das, S.*; Shiladri Goswami, Pritha; Paul, Shubhabrata; Bardhan, PLIO-PLEISTOCENE OF VIRGINIA AND THE CAROLINAS TEMPORAL COMPARISONS OFBIVALVE DIVERSITYIN THE VanDerkin, HannahR.; P.: Dietl,Gregory GEOGRAPHICAND J.;Robert MacNair, ConorC.; Oakes, William D.; Quinto, Caleb A.; Over, Jin-SiR.*; Kelley, Patricia H.; Neely, Samuel H.; Erdie, VALDÉS, ARGENTINA ON NEOGENEMARINEINVERTEBRATES ONPENINSULA Schweitzer, E.: Carrie EFFECTOFANDEAN VOLCANISM Maguire, EvinP.*; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Casadio, SilvioA.; IMPLICATIONS FORPALEOBIOLOGICAL DATA BASES OF EARLY-MIDDLE MIOCENEPECCARIES, ANDITS Prothero, Donald*: HESPERHYINAE, ANEWSUBFAMILY PANAMA OF CARIBBEANCORALREEFSINBOCASDEL TORO, OF ANTHROPOGENIC PRESSURESON THE DEGRADATION Wang, Yuwei*; Leonard-Pingel,Jill; Cramer, KatieL: INFLUENCE CERCOPITHECOIDEA BASED DATING OF THE DIVERGENCEOFHOMINOIDEAAND Cohen, LeonieM.*; Wang, Steve C.; PhilipD.: Gingerich, FOSSIL- NEW MEXICO (GUADALUPIAN, PERMIAN), LASTCHANCECANYON, DEPOSITIONAL SEQUENCES: SANANDRESFORMATION ABUNDANCE OFBENTHICMARINE TAXA INSHELFMARGIN Hajek, Elizabeth; Patzkowsky, E.: Mark DISTRIBUTION AND Brown, GarettM.*; Sclafani, Judith A.; Trampush, Sheila; FROM NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Scoles, Ian*; Pfadt, A.;Victoria McKenzie, ScottC.: FOSSILS BIPLICATA STABLE ISOTOPE PROFILES COMPARISON BETWEENMODERNANDFOSSILCALLIANAX PALEOENVIRONMENTS OFCOASTAL CALIFORNIA: Seth: RECONSTRUCTING LATE PLEISTOCENE Minges, Sydney Marie*; Orzechowski, EmilyA.; Finnegan, EDUCATION, OUTREACH, ANDRESEARCH AREAS OFSOUTHERNCALIFONIA: OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLECTIONS FROM NATIONAL ANDSTATE PARK Hendy, Austin J.W.*: PROTECTING ANDPROMOTING FOSSIL UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITYANDPALEOCLIMATE FLORA FROM NEWCALEDONIAANDITSIMPLICATIONS FOR Munzinger, Jerome; Nel,Andre; Leslie, Andrew B.: AMIOCENE Romain; Grandcolas, Philippe; Lowry, II,Porter; Maurizot,Pierre; Fisher, JessicaL.*; David Cantrill, J.; Cluzel, Dominique; Garrouste, IN SOUTHCHINA BOUNDARY PERMIAN-TRISSIC EVOLUTION THROUGH THE Xia, Wenchen*; Zhang,Ning; Gao, Qiuling: BIOGEOGRAPHIC 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 126-14 126-13 126-12 126-11 126-10 126-9 126-8 126-7 126-6 126-5 126-4 126-3 127-2 126-2 127-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geological SocietyofLondon) Magmatic StudiesGroup; MineralogicalSocietyofAmerica; Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society; Volcanic and Crises (Posters) (GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Acidification, andGlobal Warming duringEarth’s Greatest T153. MassExtinctionCausality: Records ofAnoxia, SESSION NO. 127 Booth # 259 258 257 256 255 254 253 252 251 250 249 248 247 246 245 FAMILY TORNIDAE LATE PLIOCENEFAUNAL ELEMENT; THE CASEOF THE PINECREST BEDS: ANUNDERTREATED YET PRODIGIOUS AnnL.:Heatherington, MARINEMICROMOLLUSKS OF THE Portell, Roger W.*; G.; Lee, Harry Edwards, RichardL.; COLORADO, USA OSTRACODA FROM THE EOCENEFLORISSANTFORMATION, Desai, Dipa*; NeilE.;Tibert, Meyer, Herbert W.: NONMARINE OF FORAMINIFERALDIVERSITY Förderer, Meena*; Langer, R.: Martin RAJA AMPAT: AHOTSPOT REEF TRACT BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAON THE SOUTHEASTFLORIDA Hanley, CaitlinM.*; Oleinik,Anton: DISTRIBUTION OFRECENT OF ODPSITE#998ON THE CAYMAN RISE, CARIBBEANSEA EOCENE PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAL BIOSTRATIGRAPHY Yager, StacyL.*; Fluegeman, RichardH.: EARLYMIDDLE TO FORMATIONS OF THE CONTACT BETWEEN THE NIOBRARAANDCARLILE SASKATCHEWAN: MICROPALEONTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS TURONIAN-CONIACIAN BOUNDARY INTERVAL IN WESTERN Diaz, J.F.*; Velez, M.I.:OF THE BIOSTRATIGRAPHY WEST IRAN OPHIOLITE MELANGEINEASTOFKERMANSHAHAREA, EARLIEST CRETACEOUS RADIOLARIANS FROM THE Vaziri, Seyed Hamid*; Matsuoka,Atsushi: JURASSICTO AREA, FALLS COUNTY, TEXAS NANNOFOSSIL BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE BRAZOSRIVER Unlu, Seher*; Wise, Sherwood W.; John: Firth, CALCAREOUS BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OFIODPSITEU1457, ARABIANSEA MIOCENE-PLIOCENE CALCAREOUSNANNOFOSSIL Wise, Sherwood W.; Expedition355Scientists, IODP: Lisa; Scardia,Giancarlo; D.; Singh,Arun Steinke, Stephan; Routledge, ClaireMarie*; Kulhanek, DeniseK.; Tauxe, U1381A ANDEXPEDITION352HOLE1439A BIOSTRATIGRAPHY FROM IODPEXPEDITION334HOLE PLEISTOCENE TO MIOCENECALCAREOUSNANNOFOSSIL Power, MargaretM.*; Scientists, IODPExpedition352: ILLINOIS BASIN THE DESMOINESIANSERIES(PENNSYLVANIAN) OF THE B.:Carl A NEOGNATHODUS -BASED BIOZONATION FOR AlexanderZimmerman, N.*; Brown, Lewis M.; Rexroad, SPATHOGNATHODONTIDCONODONT TAXA LUDLOW (SILURIAN) TO LOCHKOVIAN (DEVONIAN) Peavey, F. Nicole*: REVIEWANDREVISIONOF U-PB ZIRCONAGES ANDIGNEOUSPETROLOGY EVENTS IN THE CENTRAL ASIANOROGENIC BELT (CAOB): CONSTRAINING THE AGES OFLATE DEVONIAN EXTINCTION Coleman, Drew S.; Kido, Erika; Suttner, Thomas; Gatovsky, Yury: Batchelor, CameronJ.*; Sarah K.; Carmichael, Waters, Johnny A.; LIMESTONE, MICHIGANBASIN CONODONT BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE DUNDEE Hupp, Brittany N.*; Mann,Keith O.: HIGHRESOLUTION USING UISOTOPES OFMARINECARBONATES ORDOVICIAN (HIRNANTIAN)MASSEXTINCTIONDETECTED GLOBAL MARINEANOXIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LATE Yemane; Desrochers, André: ABRUPT ANDSHORT-LIVED Rickey*;Bartlett, Elrick, Maya; Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, SESSION NO. 127
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127-3 260 Lederer, Graham*; Burgess, Seth D.; Bowring, Samuel A.; 128-11 276 Cao, Yumeng Melody*; Curran, H. Allen; Glumac, Bosiljka: Polozov, Alexander: TEMPO OF INTRUSIVE MAGMATISM IN TESTING THE USE OF PHOTOSHOP AND IMAGEJ FOR THE SIBERIAN TRAPS EVALUATING ICHNOFABRICS 127-4 261 Basu, Asish R.*; Nestell, Galina P.; Ghosh, Nilotpal; Hunt, Andrew; 128-12 277 Barnes, William*; Bladis, Marley; FitzGerald, Kendall; Gruning, Chakrabarty, Puloma; Nestell, Merlynd K.; Ellwood, Brooks: Anton; Jones, Davitia; Kattrein, Amara; Kelly, Anne; Nigro, MINERALOGICAL-GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE OF SILICA AND Matthew; Smith, Abigail; Voorheis, Brennan: PLEISTOCENE- CARBON FLUX IN THE PERMIAN - TRIASSIC PALEO-TETHYS HOLOCENE TRACE FOSSILS IN LACUSTRINE STRATA, OCEAN GENESEE RIVER VALLEY, NEW YORK 127-5 262 Madhavaraju, Jayagopal*; Lee, Yong Il; Scott, Robert W.; González-León, Carlos M.; Jenkyns, Hugh C; Ramasamy, SESSION NO. 129 Sooriamuthu: FACIES, BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND T157. Eat, Prey, Love, and Burrow: Tracing Animal Behavior DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF LOWER CRETACEOUS through Time (Posters) (Paleontological Society; SEPM (Society CARBONATE ROCKS OF THE MURAL FORMATION, CERRO for Sedimentary Geology)) PIMAS SECTION, SONORA, MÉXICO 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 127-6 263 Brom, Krzysztof R.*; Salamon, Mariusz A.; Szopa, Krzysztof; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Brachaniec, Tomasz: THE LILLIPUT EFFECT IN CRINOIDS Booth # AT THE END OF THE OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENT 2: A CASE 129-1 278 Savrda, Charles*; Daymond, Drew: ROLE OF MUCUS STUDY FROM POLAND SECRETION AND PYRITIZATION IN PRESERVING A RECORD 127-7 264 Coronado, Maricela*; Keller, Gerta; Punekar, Jahnavi; Mateo, OF BIOGENIC ACTIVITY IN A RESTRICTED ESTUARINE Paula: THE LAST 100,000 YEARS BEFORE THE END- CHANNEL DEPOSIT CRETACEOUS MASS EXTINCTION 129-2 279 Morgan, Chad A.*; Henderson, Charles M.: HYOLITHIDS, 127-8 265 Garber, Kacey*; Day, Jed: BRACHIOPOD SEQUENCE BACTERIA AND CESSPOOL PRESERVATION IN THE MIDDLE THROUGH THE UPPERMOST DEVONIAN HANGENBERG CAMBRIAN OF WESTERN CANADA EXTINCTION INTERVAL IN THE WESTERN ILLINOIS BASIN- 129-3 280 Sime, John A.*; Taylor, Paul D.; Wilson, Mark A.: VARIATIONS ON CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA A THEME: SHALLOW SCRATCHES INDICATE A DIVERSITY SESSION NO. 128 OF BEHAVIORS BY INQUILINE TRACE-MAKERS IN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS PIERRE SHALE T156. Earth Underfoot: New Frontiers in Ichnology and 129-4 281 Morgan, Ryan*: FAILED GYROLITHES BURROWS: A Zoogeomorphology (Posters) (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary SEDIMENTOLOGICAL DILEMMA? Geology); Paleontological Society) 129-5 282 Brundin, Justin*; Morgan, Ryan: SHIPWORMS AND CRABS: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall ICHNOLOGY OF A CRETACEOUS LAGOON Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 283 Bayon, Richard*; Garb, Matthew P.; Brophy, Shannon K.; Booth # 129-6 Naujokaityte, Jone; Landman, Neil H.: INTERPRETATION OF 128-1 266 Loeb, Samuel Bradshaw*; Getty, Patrick Ryan: THE ENIGMATIC BURROWS WITHIN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS NEOICHNOLOGY OF AQUATIC INSECTS AND A POSSIBLE OWL CREEK FORMATION, TIPPAH COUNTY MISSISSIPPI FOSSIL ANALOG 129-7 284 Thomson, Tracy J.*; Knauss, Mathew J.; Droser, Mary L.: LARGE 128-2 267 Leyton-Nolan, Gabriela P.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.: MORPHOMETRY RUSOPHYCID TRACES FROM THE LOWER TRIASSIC: AN OF OICHNUS TRACES ON MOON SNAIL SHELLS ALONG EXAMPLE OF CONVERGENT EVOLUTION IN ARTHROPOD A TIDE-DOMINATED SHORELINE, NAHANT BEACH, PREDATORY BEHAVIOR MASSACHUSETTS 129-8 285 Rojas, Alexis*; Portell, Roger W.; Kowalewski, M.; Simon, 128-3 268 Schassburger, Alec*; Kilibarda, Zoran: ICHNOFOSSILS OF THE Eric: THE FOSSIL RECORD OF DRILLING PREDATION ON ADRIATIC FLYSCH, MONTENEGRO LINGULIDE BRACHIOPODS 128-4 269 Freimuth, William J.*; Varricchio, David J.; Martin, 129-9 286 Bentlage, Rudolf J.*; Albano, Paolo G.; Drummond, Hannah; Anthony J.: USING INVERTEBRATE TRACES TO ASSESS Nagel-Myers, Judith; Zuschin, Martin: INTENSITIES OF SEDIMENTATION AT A RICH TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE DRILLING PREDATION ON BIVALVES AROUND OIL LOCALITY FROM THE CRETACEOUS OF MONTANA PLATFORMS IN THE SOUTHERN PERSIAN (ARABIAN) GULF 128-5 270 Brundin, Justin*; Morgan, Ryan: THALASSINOIDES ISP. 129-10 287 Visaggi, Christy C.*; Dunham, Jeremy I.; Martinez, Jessica; BURROW ORIENTATION IN THE CRETACEOUS WESTERN Kelley, Patricia H.; Ivany, Linda C.: TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL INTERIOR SEAWAY: A STATISTICAL TEST PATTERNS IN NATICID DRILLING PREDATION OF DOMINANT 128-6 271 Maza, Zach A.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Venn, Cynthia: NOT JUST BIVALVE SPECIES IN THE BYRAM FORMATION OF FOOL’S GOLD: XRF AND SEM ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS MISSISSIPPI OF PYRITE ON A BIOTURBATED K-PG OUTCROP 129-11 288 Cooke, Kimberly A.*; Dalsing, Risa E.; Kelley, Patricia H.; Neely, 128-7 272 Kopcznski, Karen*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Curran, H. Allen; Hembree, Samuel H.; Micovic, Jennifer M.: DRILLING PREDATION ON Daniel I.; Nyquist, Jonathan E.: NEOICHNOLOGY AT THE A PLEISTOCENE MOLLUSCAN ASSEMBLAGE FROM LA SPEED OF LIGHT: GEORADAR SIGNAL RESPONSE TO BELLE, FLORIDA, AND RELATION TO ENCOUNTER RATES VARYING BIOTURBATION SCENARIOS 129-12 289 Kelly, Bridget T.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: EVALUATING TAPHONOMIC 128-8 273 Buynevich, Ilya V.*; Hembree, Daniel I.; Smith, Jon J.; BIASES ON DRILLING AND REPAIR SCAR FREQUENCIES Platt, Brian F.: GEORADAR CHARACTERIZATION OF FOR GLYCYMERIS FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA BIOTURBATION STRUCTURES IN CONTRASTING SOIL- PLEISTOCENE GEOMORPHIC BIOTOPES, SOUTHERN ARIZONA 129-13 290 Kerr, James*; Kelley, Patricia: PREDATION OF MESOZOIC 128-9 274 Alves, Vitor Azevedo*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Hembree, Daniel I.; AMMONITES THROUGH TIME AND SPACE: COMPARISON OF Smith, Jon J.; Platt, Brian F.: SIGNAL POLARITY TRENDS IN REPAIR SCAR FREQUENCY AND ANTIPREDATORY SHELL GEORADAR IMAGES OF MAMMAL BURROW NETWORKS IN MORPHOLOGY IN NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE A HETEROGENEOUS MOUNTAIN SLOPE REGOLITH 129-14 291 Reeder, Grant*; Nagel-Myers, Judith: UNDER PRESSURE - 128-10 275 Roberts, Ian*; Vainchtein, Dmitri; Buynevich, Ilya V.: TOWARD FINITE-ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF CRUSHING PREDATION ON AN IMPROVED CHARACTERIZATION OF DUNE BED BIVALVE SHELLS GEOMETRY IN RADARGRAMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AEOLIAN SEDIMENTOLOGY AND BIOGEOMORPHOLOGY
206 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 129-26 129-25 129-24 129-23 129-22 129-21 129-20 130-5 129-19 130-4 129-18 130-3 129-17 130-2 129-16 130-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Systems (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T160. Topics inPaleoecology: ModernAnalogues andAncient SESSION NO. 130 129-15 Booth # 303 302 301 300 299 298 297 308 296 307 295 306 294 305 293 304 292 EXTINCTION MEGAFAUNAPLEISTOCENE AFTER THETERMINAL Tome, Catalina*: DIETARY SHIFTSINAGRAZING RODENT ASSEMBLAGE MOUNDS REVEALRICH VERTEBRATE MICROFOSSIL V.:Arthur Chadwick, R.*;Sheperd, Zackary McLain,Matthew A.; Snyder, Ivan; GARFIELD COUNTY, MONTANA, UNITEDSTATES MAASTRICHTION, UPPERHELL CREEKSANDSTONE IN HADROSAUR FOOTPRINT RECOVERED FROM ALATE Campbell, Carl*; Morales, Michael; Poropat, Rick; Lukens, David: TEXAS DINOSAURS IN THE AGUJA FORMATION OF TRANS-PECOS Montgomery, Homer*: COPROLITES OFPREDATOR ANDPREY PRECISION INLOCATING PREY TYRANNOSAURS: EXTERNALEARCHANNELPROVIDED Bakker, Robert T.*; Zoehfeld, K. Weidner: STEREOPHONIC LISTLESS, ALGAE-EATING BLIMPS? EURYPTERIDS: FEARSOMEPREDATORS ORBLIND, Nypaver, Cole*; McKenzie, ScottC.: PTEROGOTID FOSSIL RECORD STRATEGY: THE FIRSTRECORDOFANT-LION PITSIN THE Rickey*;Bartlett, Elliott,David K.: PIT-TRAPPING PREDATION NEW ZEALAND TO NORIANPOPULATIONS FROM KIRITEHEREBEACH, COMMISSURAL SHELLFRAGMENTS ANDAPPLICATION ESTIMATING ORIGINALSIZEOFMONOTIS FROM Hugo, Nicholas*; Tackett, Lydia S.: ANEWMETHODFOR REGURGITALITES ANDITSSIGNIFICANCE VALUE OF VOMIT: THE FOSSILRECORDOF VERTEBRATE P.*;Hunt, Adrian Lucas, SpencerG.; BretL.: Buskirk, THE CRUSHING OFBIVALVE SHELLS INVESTIGATION OFDAMAGE PATTERNS INDUCEDBY Brazelton, JosephD.*; Forcino, Frank L.; Stafford, Emily S.: FORMATION, COLORADO BROMALITES FROM THE EOCENEFLORISSANT EATING WHO? PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OFENIGMATIC BretL.*;Buskirk, P; Hunt,Adrian Lucas, SpencerG.: WHO’S PERSISTENT HOTSPOT OFBIODIVERSITY PREFERRED PREYITEMSIN THE INDO-PACIFIC J.*:Motz, Gary TAXONOMIC DIFFERENTIATION OF KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA MUDFLAT SUCCESSION, TANJUNG FORMATION, SOUTH Gunnell, GreggF.: AVIAN FORAGING ONANINTERTIDAL Jonathan I.; Boyer, DouglasM.; Ciochon,Russell; Wilf, Peter; Zonneveld, J.-P.*; Zaim, Yahdi; Rizal, Yan; Aswan, Aswan; Bloch, THE EASTERNGULFOFMEXICO BASELINE OFGASTROPOD DRILLINGPREDATION FROM BIOTIC INTERACTIONS IN THE ANTHROPOCENE: A3.5MYR West, Kaydee J.*; Smirnov, S.: Gregory Kirill; Herbert, ALTERED MORPHOLOGY THE EFFECTSOFPREDATION ONMARINEGASTROPOD Mincer, Sarah*; Kosloski, Elizabeth: Mary STAYING INSHAPE: FOUND AT SANSALVADOR ANDCAT ISLAND, BAHAMAS AT BANK BARRIER REEFSANDLAGOONAL PATCH REEFS Hal (Ray): COMPARISON OFENCRUSTING FORAMINIFERA Lewis, RonaldD.*; Destini; Smith,Christopher; Merrill, Tichenor, TAPHONOMY ONESTIMATING REPAIR SCARFREQUENCY Schachter, Laura*; Kosloski, Elizabeth: Mary THEIMPACT OF EASTERN WYOMING HARVESTER ANT 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 130-21 130-20 130-19 130-18 130-17 130-16 130-15 130-14 130-13 130-12 130-11 130-10 130-9 130-8 130-7 130-6 324 323 322 321 320 319 318 317 316 315 314 313 312 311 310 309 PRESENT COMPARED TERRESTRIAL ARTHROPODS: THE LATE PALEOZOIC AND Vaughn: GYMNOSPERMPOLLENASARESOURCE FOR Grajeda, III,Robert*; Raymond, Anne; Schultz,Emily; Bryant, LOURDES FORMATION REEFS, WESTERN NEWFOUNDLAND REEF: ANIMALABUNDANCE INUPPER ORDOVICIAN Roth, EmmaE.*; Pruss,Sara B.: THEADVENT OF THE CORAL CHINA OF BIVALVE-SILICEOUS SPONGE-MICROBE FROM NORTH A NEWMIDDLEORDOVICIAN REEF-BUILDING CONSORTIUM Choh, Suk-Joo*; Lee, Jeong-Hyun; Hong,Jongsun; Lee, Dong-Jin: PLATFORM ON THE EASTERNSINO-KOREAN BLOCK SERIES 3MICROBIAL REEF-DOMINATED CARBONATE Hong, Jongsun*; Choh,Suk-Joo; Lee, Dong-Jin: CAMBRIAN MODERN GULFOFMEXICOCOLD-SEEPCOMMUNITIES COMPARISONS BETWEENCRETACEOUS BLACK HILLSAND Laird, JoshuaD.*; Belanger, Christina: FUNCTIONALECOLOGY ASSOCIATION DUE TO NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY CHANGES INMACRO ANDMICROFAUNA COMMUNITY Bonuso, Nicole*; Malenick, Bethany A.: LATE PLIOCENE PARAMETERS INACOASTAL SEAGRASS AREA SHELL MORPHOLOGY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING THE ASSOCIATION OFSTEWARTIA FLORIDANA Long, Brooke L.*; C.; Anderson,Laurie Engel,Annette Summers: ISLAND, ANTARCTICA BENTHIC MARINEMOLLUSKFAUNA FROM SEYMOUR TEMPERATURE INDUCEDBODY SIZEINCREASEINA Pier, Jaleigh Q.*; Nagel-Myers, Judith; P.: Dietl,Gregory SPECIES ASAPROXY A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS USINGMODERNMAMMALIAN SPATIALLY BIASEDIS THE TERRESTRIAL FOSSILRECORD?: Weissmann, S.; Gary LouisA.; Scuderi, Moore, Jason R.: HOW Anaya, Francis Marie-Lowrie*; Giermakowski, J. Tomasz; MUCH OF THE PAST FRAMEWORK: MOST OF THE PRESENTISN’T THE KEY TO PALEOECOLOGY INADISTRIBUTIVE FLUVIALSYSTEM Moore, Jason R.*; Weissmann, S.: Gary TAPHONOMY AND SCLEROCHEMICAL APPROACH OF THE NORTHERN ADRIATIC COAST, ITALY: ABIVALVE ARCHIVE OFHEAVY METAL POLLUTIONINLAGOONS III,RonaldPatrick:Stuart, TAPES PHILIPPINARUM ASAN Hale, Kelly Elizabeth*; Huntley, John Warren; Daniele; Scarponi, TIME AVERAGING INSYDNEYHARBOUR(NSW, AUSTRALIA) TAPHONOMIC CONDITIONASAPROXY FORMOLLUSCAN Zimmt, JoshuaB.*; Kosnik, Matthew A.; Lockwood, Rowan: IN BARNEGAT BAY, NJ Tweitmann, Annalee*: MOLLUSCANLIVE-DEADAGREEMENT LAKES IMPACTED LAKES, BUT HIGHFIDELITYINREMEDIATED REVEAL EVIDENCEOFHUMANS: LOW FIDELITYIN COMPARISONS OFOSTRACODES IN TEMPERATE LAKES Michelson, Andrew V.; Leonard-Pingel,Jill: LIVE/DEAD Fitzpatrick, Sarah A.*; Kimball,KatalinaC.; Spergel,Julian; ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT HIGH FIDELITYINREMEDIATED LAKESANDEVIDENCEOF IN IMPACTED TEMPERATE LACUSTRINE ECOSYSTEMS: LIVE/DEAD ANALYSIS OFMOLLUSCANCOMMUNITIES Sbardella, ClaireA.*; Leonard-Pingel,Jill; Michelson,Andrew AND VIRGINIA PLIOCENE BIVALVE ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE CAROLINAS P.:Gregory PALEOECOLOGICALRELATIONSHIPS WITHIN Jennifer M.; Stefan, JosephM.; Swank, Emerson T.; Dietl, William L.; Kerr, Tyler U.; Liskiewicz, M.; Christopher Micovic, Neely, Samuel H.*; Kelley, Patricia H.; J.; Baldwin,Robert Hoskins, SESSION NO. 130
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SESSION NO. 131 131-16 340 Benson, T.R.*; Mahood, Gail A.; Coble, Matthew A.: CONTROLS Petrology, Igneous (Posters) ON ENRICHMENT OF ENERGY-CRITICAL ELEMENTS (LI, GA, REE) IN WEAKLY PERALKALINE MAGMAS OF THE MID- 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall MIOCENE MCDERMITT VOLCANIC FIELD, OREGON AND Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM NEVADA, BASED ON IN SITU SHRIMP-RG ANALYSES OF Booth # QUARTZ-HOSTED MELT INCLUSIONS 131-1 325 White, John C.*; Neave, David A.; Rotolo, Silvio G.; Parker, Don F.: MANTLE HETEROGENEITY AND MELTING CONDITIONS IN SESSION NO. 132 THE STRAIT OF SICILY RIFT ZONE T170. Experimental Investigations of Planetary Geologic 131-2 326 Nelson, Wendy R.*; Furman, Tanya; Pitcavage, Erica M.: Processes (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; EXPLORING THE LINK BETWEEN METASOMATIZED Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, LITHOSPHERE AND CONTINENTAL RIFTING: A CASE STUDY and Volcanology Division) OF THE EAST AFRICAN RIFT SYSTEM 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 131-3 327 Barrón-Díaz, Sr., Arturo Joaquín*; Paz Moreno, Francisco A.; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Centeno-Garcia, Elena; Herrera-Urbina, Saúl: PETROGENETIC Booth # STUDY FROM THE ANOROGENIC MAFIC-ULTRAMAFIC 132-1 341 Dyar, M. Darby*; Fassett, Caleb I.; Lepore, Kate; Breves, Elly A.; MAGMAS CLOSE TO THE CAMBRIAN-PRECAMBRIAN Boucher, Thomas; Giguere, Stephen; Rhodes, J. Michael; BOUNDARY IN NW SONORA REGION Vollinger, Michael; Anderson, Chloe: MINOR AND TRACE 131-4 328 Mnich, Marissa E.*; Condit, Christopher D.; Seaman, Sheila J.: ELEMENT ANALYSES USING LASER-INDUCED BREAKDOWN A PETROGENETIC MODEL FOR THE SPRINGERVILLE SPECTROSCOPY OF DOPED STANDARDS BASALTS IN EAST-CENTRAL ARIZONA 132-2 342 Harris, Thomas H.S.*: SUBORBITAL OBSTRUCTION 131-5 329 Kulp, Robert R.*: AN ISOLATED INTRUSION OF THE YORK SHADOWNING HAVEN TYPE OLIVINE DIABASE, (YHTOD)TERRE HILL, 132-3 343 Jaret, Steven J.*; Johnson, Jeffrey R.; Sims, Melissa; Ehm, Lars; LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Glotch, T. D.: HIGH-PRESSURE DEFORMATION OF ANDESINE 131-6 330 Pratt, Richard*; Kaiser, Jason F: TESTING THE PHYSICAL AND FELDSPAR: A COMPARISON OF STATIC AND DYNAMIC CHEMICAL HOMOGENEITY OF A CINDER CONE: A CASE EXPERIMENTS STUDY OF THE HENRY KNOLLS CINDER CONE VOLCANO IN 132-4 344 Martirosyan, Naira*: REDUCTION OF MAGNESITE AT MANTLE SOUTH WEST UTAH CONDITIONS AND INFLUENCE OF WATER-CONTAINING 131-7 331 Takach, Marie*; Sicker, Camille; McCoy, Connor; Todd, Erin; Cole, FLUID ON THE REACTION RATE Ron B.; Jicha, Brian R.; Wilson, Frederic H.; Yang, Jin-Hui; Wang, 132-5 345 Johnson, Mark*; Hughes, III, Richard: GRAVITATIONAL Hao: ALONG-ARC GEOCHEMICAL TRENDS ON THE ALASKA MOLECULAR HYDRO-ACCRETION: A NOVEL MODEL PENINSULA: USING ARCHIVED U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY EXPLAINING DISPARATE PLANETARY DEUTERIUM RATIOS SAMPLES FOR A SYNOPTIC GEOPRISMS STUDY AND THE PLAUSIBLE ORIGIN OF EARTH’S WATER 131-8 332 Sikes, Eric*; Michelfelder, Gary S.; Salings, Emily E; Rentz, 132-6 346 Lucas, Michael P.*; Emery, Joshua P.: COMPOSITIONAL Shannon P.: MODIFICATION OF THE CONTINENTAL CRUST DIVERSITY AMONG HUNGARIA REGION ASTEROIDS: BY SUBDUCTION ZONE MAGMATISM AND VICE-VERSA: EVIDENCE FROM THE OBSERVATORY AND THE ACROSS-STRIKE GEOCHEMICAL VARIATIONS OF SILICIC LABORATORY LAVAS FROM THE MOGOLLON-DATIL VOLCANIC FIELD, SW NEW MEXICO SESSION NO. 133 131-9 333 McHugh, Kelly C.*; Hart, William K.; Pearce, Nicholas J.G.; T171. Exploring the Sedimentary Rock Record of Mars (Posters) Preece, Shari; Coombs, Michelle L.: INSIGHTS INTO HAYES (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology VOLCANO (ALASKA) PETROGENESIS FROM MAJOR AND Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) TRACE ELEMENT GLASS CHEMISTRY 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 131-10 334 Daly, George Edward*; Widom, Elisabeth: MAFIC ENCLAVES AND EVIDENCE FOR MAGMA MINGLING AT MORNE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM PATATES VOLCANO, DOMINICA, LESSER ANTILLES Booth # 131-11 335 Kurzweil, Daniel*; Benimoff, Alan I.; Warner, Edward M.: 133-1 347 Zimbelman, James R.*; Johnson, Molly B.: USE OF DIGITAL FURTHER STUDIES OF THE IGNEOUS ROCKS OF THE TERRAIN MODELS OF MARTIAN SAND DUNES TO ASSESS NORTHERN AND CENTRAL PHILMONT SCOUT RANCH IN WIND FLOW PATTERNS CIMARRON, NM 133-2 348 Clark, Stacey C.*; Berman, Daniel C.: REGIONAL ANALYSES OF 131-12 336 Owens, Brent E.*; Buchwaldt, Robert; Hancox, Christina N.: TRANSVERSE AEOLIAN RIDGES ON MARS: ORIENTATION, FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR DEVONIAN MAGMATISM MORPHOLOGY, AND MORPHOMETRY REVEALED IN THE MAIDENS GNEISS, GOOCHLAND 133-3 349 Rogers, A. Deanne*; Edwards, Christopher S.: DISCRIMINATING TERRANE, VIRGINIA BETWEEN CAUSES OF CRATER AND BASIN INFILLING IN 131-13 337 Zhou, Su*; Qiu, Ruizhao; Zhang, Linlin; Sun, Kai; Zhang, Guoqin; THE MARTIAN HIGHLANDS Chen, Lili; Liu, Cui: GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY 133-4 350 Neiman, Jordan A.*; Phillips, Brooke P.; Davatzes, Alexandra K.: OF THE MESOZOIC GRANITOIDS IN THE SOUTH SECTION GLOBAL AND LOCALIZED STUDIES OF CRATER OF GREAT XING’AN RANGE, INNER MONGOLIA AND ITS DEGRADATION ON MARS TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS 133-5 351 Thomson, Bradley James*; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Crumpler, 131-14 338 Ogungbuyi, P.I.*; Janney, P.E.; Harris, C.: THE PETROGENESIS Larry S.; Seelos, Kimberly D.: PROGRESS ON CREATING A AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE ZANDKOPSDRIFT 1:60 K GEOLOGIC MAP OF WESTERN AEOLIA MONS, MARS CARBONATITE COMPLEX, NAMAQUALAND, SOUTH AFRICA 133-6 352 Cull-Hearth, Selby*: HYDRATED AND MAFIC MINERALOGY OF 131-15 339 Raic, Sara*; Mogessie, Aberra; Krenn, Kurt: CONTROLS ON GANGES CHASMA, MARS MINERALIZATION IN THE BATHTUB INTRUSION, BABBITT 133-7 353 Cousin, Agnes*; Sautter, Violaine; Mangold, N.; Forni, Olivier; DEPOSIT (DULUTH COMPLEX, MINNESOTA, USA): Toplis, Michael; Pinet, Patrick; Payré, Valérie; Gasnault, Olivier; HALOGEN VARIATIONS IN APATITE AND COEXISTING FLUID Newsom, Horton E.; Wiens, R.C.: DIVERSITY OF IGNEOUS INCLUSIONS ROCKS AT GALE CRATER, MARS
208 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 134-12 134-11 134-10 134-9 134-8 134-7 134-6 134-5 134-4 134-3 133-9 134-2 134-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision) GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision;(GSA Quaternary T185. CoastalHazards from Minutes toMillennia(Posters) SESSION NO. 134 133-8 Booth # 367 366 365 364 363 362 361 360 359 358 357 356 355 354 SEA-LEVEL RISE IMPACTS TO PIPINGPLOVER NESTINGHABITAT DUE TO PREDICTING BARRIER ISLAND GEOMORPHOLOGYAND Thieler, E. Robert; Stippa,Saywer; Zeigler, Sara; Karpanty, Sarah: Gutierrez, Benjamin T.*; Gieder, Katherina; Plant,Nathaniel; UNITED STATES CHANGES INSEALEVELALONG THE EASTCOAST OF THE Pons-Montalvo, Elizama*; Aretxabaleta,AlfredoL.: SPATIAL FOR SEALEVEL SMYRNA CREEK, COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA ASPROXIES SALTMARSH FORAMINIFERAASSEMBLAGES FROM CHARACTERIZING MODERNANDLATE HOLOCENE Shmorhun, Nina*; Barber, DonaldC.; Kegel, Jessica: CHESAPEAKE BAY, U.S. ATLANTIC COAST Jessica E.; Ane: García-Artola, COMMONERASEA-LEVEL, Simon E.;Engelhart, Nikitina,Daria; Walker, Jennifer; Pilarczyk, Shaw, Timothy A.*; BenjaminP.; Horton, Kemp, Andrew C.; CAROLINA RELATIVE SEA-LEVELRECORDSINSOUTHERNNORTH DEVELOPING LATE HOLOCENEHIGH-RESOLUTION Capar, Paulina M.*; Hawkes, AndreaD.; Benjamin P.: Horton, CHANGES ON THE GULFCOAST OFFLORIDA RECONSTRUCTING COMMONERARELATIVE SEA-LEVEL Moyer, Ryan P.; Smoak,JosephM.; Christopher: Bernhardt, MatthewGerlach, J.*; SimonE.; Engelhart, Kemp, Andrew C.; MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY ISLANDS, IRELAND)MEASURED USINGSTRUCTURE-FROM- SUPRATIDAL COASTAL BOULDERDEPOSITS(ARAN JoshuaP.*;Harrington, Cox, Rónadh: CHANGESIN SAMOA OF LATE HOLOCENECOASTAL DYNAMICS AT UPOLU, Kane, Haunani*; Fletcher, H.: Charles REVIEWANDANALYSIS TSUNAMI HAZARDANALYSIS INEASTERNCANADA SOURCE PARAMETER SELECTIONFORPROBABILISTIC Vikram; Hanson,Kathryn; Youngs, Robert; Mullin,Derek: Arcos, E.M.*; Maria Alcinov, Trajce; Lavine, Alexis; Kulkarni, CENTRAL CHILE AND ASSOCIATED SEISMICLAND-LEVELCHANGE, SOUTH- L.:Wesson, Robert 2000-YEARRECORDOFEIGHT TSUNAMIS Ely, LisaL.; Nelson,AlanR.; Nikitina,Daria; Pilarczyk,Jessica; Dura, Tina*; BenjaminP.; Horton, Hong,Isabel; Marco; Cisternas, CRATER STRATA IN THE KYLIEANDKIMBERLEYREGIONSOFGALE Lauren A.: BEDDINGGEOMETRY OFBENCH-FORMING Williams, RebeccaM.E.*; Malin,MichaelC.; Lewis, Kevin; Edgar, ARCATA BAY, CALIFORNIA, USA SUBDUCTION ZONEEARTHQUAKES AT JACOBY CREEK, AND MICROFOSSIL EVIDENCEFOR THREE CASCADIA Eileen; Kelsey, Harvey M.; Witter, C.: Robert STRATIGRAPHIC Padgett, J. Scott*; SimonE.; Engelhart, Hemphill-Haley, Christopher B.:Christopher AMS Nelson, AlanR.*; SimonE.; Engelhart, Witter, C.; Robert DuRoss, STRATA, GALECRATER, MARS INITIAL INVESTIGATIONS OFLOWER AEOLISMONS Gillian M.: CURIOSITY’SMARSHANDLENSIMAGER (MAHLI) Linda C.; J.; McBride, Marie Kennedy, MeganR.; Krezoski, Schieber, Juergen; Heydari, Ezat; Kronyak, RachelE.; Kah, Edgett, Kenneth S.*; Yingst, R. Aileen; M.; Stack, Kathryn ZONE, COASTAL OREGON EARTHQUAKES ALONG THE CASCADIASUBDUCTION 14 C TESTS OFCORRELATIONS OFGREAT 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 134-17 134-16 134-15 134-14 134-13 135-8 135-7 135-6 135-5 135-4 135-3 135-2 Geology Division; SEPM(Societyfor Geology)) Sedimentary Emerging GenerationofScientists (Posters) (GSASedimentary T193. Environment Sedimentary andProcess Studies: The SESSION NO. 135 135-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Booth # 372 371 370 369 368 380 379 378 377 376 375 374 373 LANDFORMS IMPLICATIONS FORSEDIMENTDEPOSITIONAND IN THE ASSURIVERCOSTAL PLAIN, NEBRAZIL: QUATERNARY SEA-LEVELCHANGESAND TECTONICS McLaughlin, Jr., Peter P.: THEINTERPLAY BETWEENLATE Pinheiro LimaFilho, Francisco; PinheiroMaia,Rúbson; Emanuella*;Barbosa, Maria Bezerra, Hilario; Boski, Tomasz; STORM RECOVERY ANDLONG TERM RESILIENCY BEACH CHANGEENVELOPE(BCE) TO ASSESSPOST- Brenner, Owen*; E.; Lentz,Erika Hapke, J.: Cheryl USINGA SOUTHERN COAST OFMASSACHUSETTS REASSESSING EXTREMEFLOOD VULNERABILITY FOR THE Jeffrey P.: THEGREAT COLONIALHURRICANEOF1635– Stromer, D.*; Zachary Woodruff, JonathanD.; Donnelly, INTERGLACIAL STORM DEPOSITSIN THE BAHAMAS DURING THE LAST ALL ISON THE HAZARD: IMPLICATIONS OFEXTREME Tormey, BlairR.*; Donovan, Bailey G.: THESTORM ISUP, AND PROVINCE, TURKEY DATING MOLLUSCSFROM MARINE TERRACES INHATAY S. Can; Imren,Caner; Skinner, AnneR.: FAULT FINDING: ESR Tüysüz, Okan; Tari, Ufuk; Li,Gavin L.; Blickstein, JoelI.B.; Genc, Mahmud, Zarrin*; Blackwell, BonnieA.B.; Florentin,JonathanA.; INFLUENCED, SOURCE-PROXIMAL FLUVIALSYSTEM TRENDS ANDRESERVOIR CONNECTIVITY INASALT- FISHER MINIBASIN, PARADOX BASIN, UTAH: SPATIAL FACIES DISTRIBUTION OF THE CUTLERFORMATION WITHIN Allred, Isaac*; Hudson,Sam: FLUVIALARCHITECTUREAND CENTRAL KANSASDURING THE LATE PERMIAN? EVIDENCE OFACID SALINELAKESANDSOILSIN WEST- ENVIRONMENTS OF THE QUARTERMASTER GROUP: JosephJ.*;Pritt, Benison,KathleenC.: DEPOSITIONAL PENNSYLVANIAN USINGSUBSURFACE DATASETS ANALYSIS OF THE MIDLANDBASIN IN THE LATE CYCLES IN THE DEEP: ANINTEGRATED STRATIGRAPHIC Joseph S.; McGlue, MichaelM.; Waite, Lowell; Woodruff, Olivia: Ryan, Patrick T.*; Baldwin,Patrick W.; Perlman, Zachary; Lucas, PENINSULA, WITHIN THE HIAWATHA NATIONAL FORESTOF THE UPPER TO CORRELATE OUTCROPS OF THE ENGADINEGROUP MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILTY ANDSTABLE ISOTOPES Jordan; B.; Larson,Erik Sumrall, JonathanB.: USING Ramos, Mallory*; Quiroga,Allison; M. Burton, Isaac; Vega, THE UPPERPENINSULA, MI MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ENGADINEGROUP IN Isaac; B.; Larson,Erik Sumrall, JonathanB.: ELEMENTAL AND Quiroga, Allison*; Ramos, Mallory; Vega, Jordan; M. Burton, FOREST OF THE UPPERPENINSULAOFMICHIGAN SILURIAN CARBONATES IN THE HIAWATHA NATIONAL CORRELATION BETWEENOUTCROPPINGS OF THE Mallory; B.; Larson,Erik Sumrall, JonathanB.: PETROGRAPHIC Vega, Jordan*; M. Burton, Isaac; Quiroga,Allison; Ramos, ORDOVICIAN) IN THE CINCINNATI ARCH FROM THE WAYNESVILLE FORMATION (UPPER APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING THE BUTTER SHALES Shane K.: ASEDIMENTOLOGICAL ANDGEOCHEMICAL Cohen, HannaF.*; Young, JordanM.; Wittmer, Jacalyn M.; Butler, GEOCHRONOLOGY ANDPALEOMAGNETISM DEPOSITION INMARWAR BASIN, RAJASTHAN, INDIA, USING H.*; JosephG.;Conlon, Erin Meert, Pandit, M.K.: TIMINGOF MI SESSION NO. 135
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135-9 381 Heness, Elizabeth A.*; Langford, Richard P.: SALT TECTONIC OLIGOCENE CANYON FERRY INSECT LAGERSTATTE, CONTROLS ON FACIES OF THE FLUVIAL TRIASSIC CHINLE SOUTHWEST, MONTANA FORMATION, GYPSUM VALLEY SALT WALL, COLORADO 135-25 397 Lee, Rebecca E.*; Maclachlan, John C.; Maloney, Katie M; Eyles, 135-10 382 Jin, Cong*; Dworkin, Steve I.; Nordt, Lee C.; Atchley, Stacy: Carolyn H.: LANDSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF THREE OUTLET METEORIC DIAGENESIS OF CHINLE SANDSTONES, GLACIERS ON THE VATNAJÖKULL ICE CAP, ICELAND PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK (ARIZONA, USA): 135-26 398 Oldfield, Lauren*; Feist, Samantha; Lee, Rebecca E.; Maloney, A RECORD OF LATE TRIASSIC CLIMATE CHANGE Katie M; Maclachlan, John C.; Eyles, Carolyn H.; Reinhardt, 135-11 383 Andeskie, Anna Sofia*; Eichenlaub, Lynnette A.; Benison, Eduard G.; Stuart, Heather L.: EXPLORING THE HIDDEN Kathleen C.: PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE OF EXTREME STORIES LOCKED WITHIN SEDIMENT AND WATER IN ENVIRONMENTS OF PANGEA: RED BEDS AND EVAPORITES HIDDEN RIVER CAVE, HORSE CAVE, KENTUCKY OF THE TRIASSIC MERCIA MUDSTONE OF NORTHERN 135-27 399 Sperazza, Michael*; Holme, Ella: METHODOLOGICAL IRELAND ASSESSMENT OF QUANTITATIVE SMEAR SLIDE 135-12 384 Furlong, Carolyn M.*; Alexander, Felicia; LaGrange Rao, Maya; TECHNIQUES FOR USE WITH GEOLOGIC SAMPLES Wu, Angie; Zonneveld, John-Paul: BIOTURBATION INFLUENCE 135-28 400 Wilcots, Julia*; Husson, Jon; Peters, Shanan E.: STROMATOLITE ON RESERVOIR QUALITY: A CASE STUDY FROM THE DISTRIBUTION IN SPACE AND TIME: A MACHINE-READING LOWER TRIASSIC MONTNEY FORMATION OF THE WESTERN ASSISTED QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS CANADIAN SEDIMENTARY BASIN 135-29 401 Bane, Lauren T.*; Hiatt, Eric E.; Pufahl, Peir K.: AUTHIGENIC 135-13 385 Aluia, Viviana E.*; Glumac, Bosiljka: PETROGRAPHIC AND AND DIAGENETIC PROCESSES IN THE PERU SHELF GEOCHEMICAL COMPARISON OF LIMESTONE AND PHOSPHORITES: FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES IN THE CARBONATE BRECCIA FROM CALA MADONNA WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC PHOSPHORITE AND CLASSIC TRIASSIC SHALLOWING-UPWARD CYCLES OF THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ANCIENT ANALOGS CAPO RAMA RESERVE (SICILY, ITALY) 135-30 402 Zobaa, Mohamed K.*; El Beialy, Salah Y.; Taha, Asmaa A.; 135-14 386 Sainvil, Anny K.*; Glumac, Bosiljka: INTRIGUING SEDIMENTARY Oboh-Ikuenobe, Francisca E.: IMPROVED GRAPHICAL STRUCTURES FROM THE JURASSIC TURNERS FALLS REPRESENTATION OF SEDIMENTARY ORGANIC MATTER FORMATION OF THE DEERFIELD RIFT BASIN IN AS PALEOENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS MASSACHUSETTS 135-31 403 Lugo Centeno, Cristina*; Samson, Scott; Salerno, Ross: 135-15 387 Wheatley, David Fairchild*; Chan, Marjorie A.; Hansford, Mark; DETRITAL MONAZITE AGES: A TECTONIC Treat, Ian; Foltz, Katy: BRITTLE AND DUCTILE DEFORMATION RECONSTRUCTION TOOL FOR PAST OROGENIC EVENTS? STRUCTURES ASSOCIATED WITH CLASTIC PIPES, 135-32 404 Smith, Curtis Scott*; Soreghan, G.S.: COMPARATIVE SEM JURASSIC CARMEL FORMATION, SOUTHERN UTAH ANALYSIS OF QUARTZ MICROTEXTURES IN FLUVIAL SAND 135-16 388 Morelli, Erica Christina*; Parsons-Hubbard, Karla: FROM TROPICAL, ARID, AND PROGLACIAL SYSTEMS: A PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF POSSIBLE CLIMATE PROXY POROSITY IN LATE CRETACEOUS SEEP CARBONATE 135-33 405 Yoerg, Adam*; Roberts, Jennifer A.; Stotler, Randy L.; Fowle, 135-17 389 Ames, Carsyn*; Leier, Andrew; Leckie, Dale A.; Heinze, Cody; David; Frape, Shaun: MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF Chesley, John; Rubino, Erica; Barbeau, David L.: DETRITAL ALKALINE LAKE SEDIMENTS ZIRCON PROVENANCE OF PALEOGENE-NEOGENE FLUVIAL 135-34 406 Lutiker, Michelle A.*; McCollum, Mark S.; Johnson, Steven G.; CONGLOMERATES AND THE CENOZOIC EVOLUTION OF THE Donoghue, Joseph F.: VISUALIZING PARTICLE SIZE NORTHERN ROCKIES AND SOUTHERN CANADIAN PLAINS DISTRIBUTION PROFILES IN LAKE SEDIMENTS: A STUDY 135-18 390 Jones, Evan*; Wang, Jianqiao; Plink-Bjorklund, Piret: SCALING OF MIDCONTINENT STORMS THE CALIFORNIA PALEORIVER: A SOURCE TO SINK 135-35 407 Conwell, Christopher T.*; Cerkez, Elizabeth B.; Buynevich, Ilya V.; APPROACH APPLIED TO FLASHY FULVIAL DEPOSITS Grandstaff, David E.: ORIGIN OF ANOMALOUS MAGNETIC IN THE EALRY EOCENE WASATCH AND GREEN RIVER SUSCEPTIBILITY AND COLORATION IN RELICT ATLANTIC FORMATIONS, UINTA BASIN, UT OYSTER SHELLS: GEOCHEMICAL INSIGHTS 135-19 391 Ono, Kenya*; Plink-Bjorklund, Piret: SUBMARINE CANYON 135-36 408 Weremeichik, Jeremy M.*; Borrelli, Chiara; Mitchell, Jonney; COMPLEXES IN THE MIDDLE EOCENE TORREY SANDSTONE, Gabitov, Rinat I.: ARAGONITE PRECIPITATION UNDER ARDATH SHALE, AND SCRIPPS FORMATION, CALIFORNIA: SIMULATED OCEANIC PRESSURES ARCHIVES OF COMPLEX GEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE CONTINENTAL MARGIN SESSION NO. 136 135-20 392 Chilton, Kristin D.*; Romans, Brian W.; Flynn, Shauna: NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN CIRCULATION RESPONSE TO CLIMATE T195. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: New CHANGE AT EOCENE-OLIGOCENE TRANSITION, IODP SITE Methods, New Data, and New Insights (Posters) (SEPM (Society U1411, NEWFOUNDLAND RIDGE DRIFT COMPLEX for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and 135-21 393 Jones, Rebecca H.*; Flaig, Peter P.; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) PALEOENVIRONMENTS OF ANCHOR MINE TONGUE AND UPPER SEGO EQUIVALENT STRATA IN THE RANGELY AREA 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall OF COLORADO: TIDALLY-INFLUENCED DEPOSITS AND Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM VARIABLE ICHNOLOGY ALONG A COMPLEX COASTLINE Booth # 135-22 394 Nichols, Doug*; Aslan, Andres: PROVENANCE AND AGE OF 136-1 409 Yohler, Ryan Michael*; Njau, Jackson K.; Brophy, J.G.: A THE BROWNS PARK BASAL CONGLOMERATE AND BISHOP GEOPHYSICAL APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING THE CONGLOMERATE BASED ON U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCON AGES, OLDUVAI GORGE BASIN SUBSURFACE: USING MAGNETICS NORTHWESTERN COLORADO TO TRACK BED I BASALT FLOWS 135-23 395 El Belasy, Ahmed*; El-Shahat, Adam; Genedi, Adel: FACIES 136-2 410 Ascari, Silvia H*: ISOTOPIC ANALYSES OF FOSSIL BONES DEVELOPMENT AND DEPOSITIONAL FRAMEWORK OF AND TEETH OF HERBIVORES AND CROCODILES FROM THE MIDDLE MIOCENE CARBONATES (MARMARICA UPPER BED I, LOWER BED II, AND UPPER BED II OF THE FORMATION) BETWEEN RAS EL-HEKMA AND MATRUH, OLDUVAI GORGE, TANZANIA NORTHWESTERN EGYPT 136-3 411 Kearney, John*; Johnson, Claudia C.; Njau, Jackson; Toth, Nick; 135-24 396 Gardner, Jacob D.*; Schmitt, James G.: MINERALOGIC Schick, Kathy: RECONSTRUCTING PALEOENVIRONMENTS TO EVIDENCE OF PRESERVATIONAL CONDITIONS IN THE DETERMINE ECOLOGICAL EVOLUTIONARY DRIVERS FOR
210 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 137-8 137-7 136-9 137-6 136-8 137-5 136-7 137-4 136-6 137-3 136-5 137-2 136-4 137-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (GSA StructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division) T207. FoldsandFolding: Earth’s SurfacetoDepth(Posters) SESSION NO. 137 Booth # 425 424 417 423 416 422 415 421 414 420 413 419 412 418 CATORCE, SANLUISPOTOSÍ, MÉXICO Fitz-Diaz, Elisa: DEFORMATION HISTORY OFSIERRADE Gutiérrez-Navarro, Rodrigo*; Barboza-Gudiño, JoséRafael; FOLD SHAPES FLEXURAL-SLIP ON THE DEVELOPMENTOFDIFFERENT Damasceno, Davi R.*; Andreas: Eckert, THEINFLUENCEOF AFRICA PLEISTOCENE LACUSTRINE SEQUENCE FROM EAST HIGH-RESOLUTION XRFSCANNINGOFALAMINATED Richard; Dommain,Rene: MICROFACIES ANALYSIS AND Cappio, Laura*; Brown, Erik T.; Stockhecke, Mona; Potts, FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS CYLINDRICAL ANDPERICLINALBUCKLE FOLDSUSING3D COMPARISON OFPRINCIPAL STRESSEVOLUTION IN Steinbeck, EliJacob*; Andreas; Eckert, Liu,Xiaolong: A OLORGESAILIE DRILLCORES(SOUTHERNKENYA) LAKES BEDSINEASTAFRICA: XRFRECORDSFROM THE LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC DRILLCORERECORDSOFANCIENT Andrew S.: DEVELOPING TIMESERIES FROM COMPLEX Behrensmeyer, AnnaK.; Dommain,Rene; Deino, Alan; Cohen, Stockhecke, Mona*; Potts, Richard; Brown, Erik T.; CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA) AND RHEOLOGYAT THE WHALEBACK ANTICLINE(EAST- MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY YIELDS SHAPE, SHORTENING, Crider, Juliet G.*; Hodson,Keith R.: STRUCTURE-FROM- TURKANA KAITIOCOREFROM WEST TURKANA, KENYA SITES ANDPALEOLAKES DRILLINGPROJECT’S WEST PALEOECOLOGY OFOSTRACODS FROM THE HOMININ Gravina, AnnaNaomi*; Feibel, Craig S.; Beck, C.: Catherine SHAMOKIN, PENNSYLVANIA: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE WHALEBACK ANTICLINE, BEAR VALLEY STRIPMINE M.*; Eric Monfort, Gray, M.B.: GRAIN-SCALESTRAINANALYSIS CORE SITESINKENYA ANDETHIOPIA EARLY HUMANS: LOIANALYSIS OF THREE HSPDPDRILL PALEOCLIMATE ANDPALEOENVIRONMENTAL FORCINGON Campisano, J.; Christopher Valachovic, Joseph; Kingston,John D.: Craig S.; Deino, Alan; Hill,Andrew; Beck, C.; Catherine Kevin*;Ortiz, Arrowsmith, J. Ramon; Cohen,Andrew; Feibel, FOLD-RELATED FRACTURES? CORNELI-BOIXOLS ANTICLINE: HOW DO WE DISTINGUISH INTERPRETATIONS OFFRACTURING AT THE SANT Shackleton, JohnR.*; DeLisle, Amanda: CONTRASTING BASINS, EASTAFRICA PALEOLAKES OF THE WEST TURKANA ANDNORTH AWASH PLEISTOCENE TEMPERATURE RECONSTRUCTIONS FROM Rachel; Russell,James M.: LATE PLIOCENEANDEARLY Thompson-Munson, Megan*; Castañeda,Isla; Lupien, PYRENEES CORNELI ANTICLINE, SOUTH-CENTRAL SPANISH DeLisle, Amanda*: PALEOFLUID HISTORY OF THE SANT COVERING PAST 100KA STABLE ISOTOPE RECORDFROM CHEWBAHIR, ETHIOPIA Schäbitz, Frank; Trauth, H.; Martin Viehberg, Finn: NEW Foerster, Verena; Just, Janna; Lamb, F.; Henry Leng,Melanie; Dean, JonathanR.*; Asrat, Asfawossen; Cohen,Andrew S.; STUDY IN THE POBASIN (NORTHERN ITALY) FOLDING INASUBSIDINGSEDIMENTARY BASIN: ACASE D’Ambrogi, Chiara*; Maesano, Francesco Emanuele: ACTIVE GORGE, TANZANIA HOMO ERECTUSDURING TIME OFBEDSIIIANDIV, OLDUVAI 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 137-12 137-11 137-10 137-9 138-7 138-6 138-5 138-4 138-3 138-2 139-2 138-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Pluijm (Posters) (GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division) Supercontinents: ASessiontoHonortheCareerofBen Van Der and MyloniticShearZones, BendingMountains, andAssembling T208. Perspectives onOrogenic Evolution, DatingBrittleFaults SESSION NO. 138 139-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Tectonics Division) Strain Localization(Posters) (GSAStructuralGeologyand T209. RheologicalBehavior ofDuctileLithosphereduring SESSION NO. 139 Booth # Booth # 429 428 427 426 436 435 434 433 432 431 430 438 437 THE WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT OF NON-TECTONIC SYNCLINESINEOCENELIMESTONE OF Charlotte:Mehrtens, EXTENSIVELY DEVELOPEDNETWORK Tewksbury, Barbara J.*; Tarabees, Elhamy A.; Hanafy, Mahmoud I.; KUMAUN, NORTHWEST INDIA AND SHORTENING IN THE HIMALAYAN THRUST BELT IN Das, Oindrila; Khanal,Subodha: UPPERCRUSTAL STRUCTURE Mandal, Subhadip*; Robinson,DeloresM.; Kohn, Matthew J.; RANGE, ALASKA THRUST-BREAKTHROUGH OFFOLDSIN THE BROOKS MacLean, Elizabeth*; Jadamec, Margarete: LARGESCALE DURATIONHINGE’ ‘FIXED FAULTING, GRANTRANGE, EASTERN NEVADA: ALONG- FOLDING DURINGBRITTLE, LOW-ANGLE DETACHMENT Long, SeanP.*; Walker, JeromeP: FLEXURALISOSTATIC FOLDS ANDILLITEDATING OR BOTH? INSIGHTSFROM THE KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF BELT APROGRESSIVE ORASECONDARY OROCLINE? Chávez-Cabello, Gabriel: IS THE MEXICANFOLD-THRUST Fitz-Diaz, Elisa*; Hudleston,Peter; Tolson, Gustavo; METAMORPHIC CORECOMPLEXES, ARIZONA ORIGIN OF THE HARCUVAR ANDBUCKSKIN-RAWHIDE LATE CRETACEOUS TO EARLY TERTIARY EXTENSIONAL S.*;Wong, Martin Singleton,JohnS.; Cummings, Richard: SYSTEM ARABIAN MARGINANDITSRELATION TO REDSEARIFT EVOLUTION OFADDAMM SHEARZONE, WESTERN SAUDI AbdulazizSaleh*;Samkari, Farris, David W.: STRUCTURAL OROGENICS, KOREA SONGNIM ANDEARLY~LATE JURASSICDAEBO OGCHEON BELT DURINGPERMIAN~MIDDLE TRIASSIC Kang, Ji-Hoon*: TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE CENTRAL TRENCH EARTHQUAKE IN THE SHALLOW PORTION OF THE JAPAN RESPONSE OFCLAY HYDRATION TO THE 2011 TOHOKU Schleicher, AnjaM.*; Boles, Austin; van derPluijm,BenA.: AREA. TAMIL NADU, INDIA MYLONITE ANDPSEUDOTACHYLYTE OF THE SALEMATTUR SOUTHERN GRANULITE TERRANE; ASTUDY OF THE Mishra, Prasant Kumar: DEFORMATION HISTORY OF Behera, BhubanMohan*; Balu,Sivalingam; Biswal, Tapas Kumar; NUMERICAL MODELS ANDGEOLOGICALOBSERVATIONS CONTINENTAL CRUSTAL THINNING ANDEXTENSION USING Rodrigo; Lavier, LucL: EXPLORING THE GEODYNAMICS OF Hayman, Nicholas W.*; Dias, Svartman AnnaEliza; Lima, PUNAGARH BASIN, RAJASTHAN, INDIA TRANS-ARAVALLI TERRAIN; A TECTONIC STUDY OF Bhardwaj, Anamika*; Biswal, Tapas Kumar: EVOLUTION OF APPLICATIONS TO QUARTZ ANDOLIVINE SYMMETRY OFLATTICE PREFERREDORIENTATIONS: J.*;Thissen, Christopher Brandon, Mark T.: STATISTICAL SESSION NO. 139
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139-3 439 Berkland, Michael*; Gottardi, Raphael: STRAIN ANALYSIS SESSION NO. 142 ACROSS A DETACHMENT SHEAR ZONE, PICACHO PEAK, AZ T2. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Advances in Crustal 139-4 440 Eddy, Christopher M.*; Koteas, G. Christopher: STRAIN Subduction and Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphism (GSA DISTRIBUTION DURING TRANSPRESSIONAL SHEARING Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society ACROSS THE TACONIC-ACADIAN INTERFACE IN CENTRAL of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and VERMONT Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 139-5 441 Montz, William J.*; Kruckenberg, Seth C.: TIMING AND 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall DURATION OF MIGMATITE CRYSTALLIZATION IN THE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM POTTERS POND MIGMATITE DOMAIN, WESTERN IDAHO Booth # SHEAR ZONE: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PARTIAL MELTING AND DEFORMATION DURING TRANSPRESSION 142-1 451 Young, David J.*: SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE WESTERN GNEISS REGION, NORWAY: A NEW PARADIGM FOR GIANT 139-6 442 Kaufman, Sierra V.*; Johanesen, Katharine: RECRYSTALLIZED ULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE TERRANES? OLIVINE GRAIN SIZE SHOWING TECTONIC EMPLACEMENT HISTORY OF ULTRAMAFIC ROCKS IN THE BLUE RIDGE 142-2 452 Wang, Chunguang*; Liang, Yan; Xu, Wenliang: FORMATIONS MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA OF AMPHIBOLE-GABBRO AND AMPHIBOLE-BEARING PERIDOTITE THROUGH HYDROUS MELT-PERIDOTITE 139-7 443 Johanesen, Katharine*; Kaufman, Sierra V.; Ianno, Adam J.: REACTION AND IN SITU CRYSTALLIZATION: AN DIFFERENTIAL DEFORMATION AND METAMORPHISM IN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ULTRAMAFIC BODIES OF THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, NC 142-3 453 Fitzgerald, Paul G.*; Baldwin, Suzanne L.; Bermúdez, Mauricio A.; SESSION NO. 140 Webb, Laura E.; Little, Tim; Malusa, Marco G.; Miller, Scott R.; Seward, Diane: CONSTRAINTS FROM LOW TEMPERATURE GSA Special Nepal (Gorkha) Earthquake Session (Posters) THERMOCHRONOLOGY ON EXHUMATION OF (U)HP (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA TERRANES: THE EASTERN PAPUAN NEW GUINEA EXAMPLE International; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Structural 142-4 454 Wang, Da*; Vervoort, Jeffrey D.; Cao, Hui; Li, Guangxu: GARNET Geology and Tectonics Division; The Geological Society of SM-ND AND LU-HF GEOCHRONOLOGY OF ECLOGITES America) FROM WEIHAI, SULU UHP TERRANE, EASTERN CHINA 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 142-5 455 Mattinson, Chris G.*; Yoshida, Kenta; Hirajima, Takao; Kawakami, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Tetsuo; Zhang, J.X.: GARNET-HOSTED MULTIPHASE Booth # INCLUSIONS REFLECT FLUID COMPOSITIONS DURING SYN- 140-1 444 Brown, Larry*; Behera, Laxmidar; Hubbard, Judith; Karplus, EXHUMATION GARNET GROWTH, DULAN REGION, NORTH Marianne; Klemperer, Simon: SEISMIC REFLECTION QAIDAM UHP TERRANE, WESTERN CHINA IMAGING OF THE HIMALAYAN SEISMOGENIC ZONE: PAST 142-6 456 Liu, Penglei*; Zhang, Junfeng: POLYPHASE SOLID INCLUSIONS EXPERIENCE AND FUTURE STRATEGIES IN GARNET: INDICATOR OF MELT INFILTRATION OF 140-2 445 Poudel, Durga D.*: DEVELOPMENT OF NEPAL AGRO- EARLIER MINERAL INCLUSIONS INDUSTRIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM (NAIS): THE FIRST- 142-7 457 Majka, Jaroslaw*; Klonowska, Iwona; Kosminska, Karolina: UHP STEP IN REBUILDING GORKHA EARTHQUAKE DEVASTATED KYANITE-BEARING ECLOGITE FROM MIEDZYGORZE IN THE RURAL NEPAL WEST SUDETES (BOHEMIAN MASSIF) REVISITED 140-3 446 Wang, Fawu*; Miyajima, Masakatsu; Dahal, Ranjan; Li, 142-8 458 Stüwe, Kurt*; Schorn, Simon: THE PLANKOGEL DETACHMENT Tonglu: THE EFFECT OF LANDSLIDE AND GEOLOGICAL OF THE EASTERN ALPS: PETROLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR STRUCTURE ON THE BUILDING DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE AN OROGEN-SCALE EXTRACTION FAULT 2015.4.25 MW7.8 GORKHA EARTHQUAKE, NEPAL, AND THE KALIGANDAKI LANDSLIDE DAM 142-9 459 Zhang, Long*; Zheng, Yong-Fei; Chen, Ren-Xu: ZIRCONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE TECTONIC SESSION NO. 141 TRANSITION FROM OCEANIC SUBDUCTION TO CONTINENTAL COLLISION IN THE UHP NORTH QAIDAM T1. Bridging Two Continents (Posters): Active Intracontinental OROGEN, NORTHERN TIBET Tectonics in Asia and North America and the Associated 142-10 460 Meyer, Jake M.*; Mattinson, Chris G.; Zhang, J.X.: FLUID Geohazards RELEASE AND POSSIBLE YO-YO SUBDUCTION RECORDED 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall BY ECLOGITE, NORTH QAIDAM UHP TERRANE, WESTERN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM CHINA Booth # 142-11 461 Dai, Li-Qun*; Zheng, Yong-Fei; Zhao, Zi-Fu: RECYCLING OF 141-1 447 Daniel, Timothy*; O’Shea, Thomas; Langille, Jackie; Blisniuk, NOBLE GASES BY CONTINENTAL DEEP SUBDUCTION Kim; Lee, Jeff: CONSTRAINTS ON THE MAGNITUDE OF 142-12 462 Petroff, Matthew J.*; Schwarzenbach, Esther M.; Caddick, QUATERNARY OFFSET ALONG THE DEXTRAL BENTON Mark J.; Gill, Benjamin C.: SYROS, GREECE: A GEOCHEMICAL SPRINGS FAULT, CENTRAL WALKER LANE, NEVADA WINDOW INTO SUBDUCTION ZONE PROCESSES 141-2 448 Carena, Sara*; Verdecchia, Alessandro: COULOMB STRESS 142-13 463 Zhang, Jiawei*; Huang, Zhilong; Luo, Taiyi; Dai, Chuangu; Zhang, AND EARTHQUAKE PATTERNS IN DIFFUSE PLATE Hui: ORIGIN OF THE MIDDLE TRIASSIC GEJIU-KAIYUAN BOUNDARY REGIONS: AN EXAMPLE FROM WESTERN BASALTS IN WESTERN YANGTZE BLOCK AND THEIR NEVADA AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA, USA GENETIC ASSOCIATION WITH THE EMEISHAN LARGE 141-3 449 Cunningham, Dickson*; Zhang, Jin; Li, Yanfeng: LATE CENOZOIC IGNEOUS PROVINCE MAGMATISM AND PALEO-TETHYS STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE SANWEISHAN SUBDUCTION AND NANJIESHAN, WESTERN CHINA: SINISTRAL TRANSPRESSIONAL REACTIVATION OF ARCHEAN SESSION NO. 143 BASEMENT DIRECTLY NORTH OF THE ALTYN TAGH FAULT T6. Bridging Two Continents: Mid-Latitude Climate during ALONG TIBET’S EVOLVING NORTHERN BOUNDARY Cretaceous Greenhouse States: Comparison between East Asia 141-4 450 Elison, Liesl M.*; Gilbert, Hersh; Chen, Chen; Yang, Xiaotao; and North America (Posters) Pavlis, Gary L.; Hamburger, Michael W.; Marshak, Stephen; 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Larson, Timothy: INSIGHTS INTO THE WABASH VALLEY SEISMIC ZONE AND SURROUNDING REGIONS REVEALED Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM BY THE OIINK SEISMIC DEPLOYMENT
212 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 143-4 144-8 144-3 143-3 144-7 144-2 143-2 144-6 144-4 144-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Volcanology Division) Division; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Structural Geologyand Tectonics Division; GSAGeoinformatics in Thermochronology (Posters) (Geochemical Society; GSA T215. Novel Methods, Applications, andDataInterpretations SESSION NO. 144 143-1 144-5 Booth # Booth # 467 475 470 466 474 469 465 473 471 468 464 472 LATITUDE NORTH AMERICA MESOZOIC CONTINENTAL SYSTEMSOFCHINAANDLOW- AND ASTROCHRONOLOGY OFMID- TO HIGH-LATITUDE Sidney R.; Rasbury, Troy; Jaret, Steven J.: GEOCHRONOLOGY Olsen, Paul E.*; Sha,Jingeng; Kinney, Sean T.; Hemming, FROM THE TAXCO MININGDISTRICT, MEXICO Jesus: CONCORDANT U-PBAND(U-TH)/HEFLUORITEAGES Piccione, Gavin G.*; PiPuig, Teresa; Rasbury, Troy; Sole Vinas, Shuster, David L.: (U-TH)/HEAND Channer, MichaelA.*; Ault, Alexis K.; Reiners, Peter W.; EPICONTINENTAL SEA TO THE DEVELOPMENTOFANOXIA INASHALLOW WESTERN INTERIORSEA: FORAMINIFERALRESPONSE ONSET OFOCEANICANOXIA EVENT2(~94MA)IN THE U.S. Jones, Matthew M.; Bralower, Timothy J.; Oakes, Rosie: THE Parker, AmandaL.*; Leckie, R. Mark; Sageman,Bradley B.; WET MOUNTAINS, COLORADO AND OUTCROPS OF THE MCCLUREMOUNTAIN SYENITE, THERMOCHRONOMETRY OF THE STANDARD BOULDER Rebecca M.; Donelick, Ray: MULTI-MINERAL (U-TH)/HE Weisberg, Wesley R.*; Metcalf, James R.; Flowers, WE DO WITH IT BEHAVIOR INHEMATITE: WHAT CAUSES ITAND WHAT CAN McKeon, Ryan E.*; Farley, Kenneth A.: EXPLORINGMDD NENJIANG FORMATION FOR THE REDOX FLUCTUATION FROM THE UNIT1OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS AT SONGLIAO BASIN: EVIDENCE DISSEMINATED PYRITEIN THE UPPERCRETACEOUS Bai, Jingjing*; Huang, Yongjian: FRAMBOIDAL AND KAAPVAAL CRATON, SOUTHERNAFRICA DAMAGE ON TITANITE (U-TH)/HEDATES FROM THE Metcalf, James R.; Stoner, Ryan: INFLUENCEOFRADIATION Baughman, Jaclyn S.*; Flowers, RebeccaM.; Dhansay, Taufeeq; ACROSS GEOLOGIC TIMESCALES (10 OF SPELEOTHEMS: COLD-CLIMATE FULLRETENTIVITY Frumkin, Amos; Ayalon, Avner: (U-TH)/HEGEOCHRONOLOGY Haviv, Itai*; Vaks, Anton; Mason,Andrew; Bar-Matthews, Mira; BOLIVIAN ANDES KINEMATIC AND THERMAL MODELSOF THE NORTHERN THERMOCHRONOMETERS USINGSEQUENTIAL FORWARD AND ITSEFFECTSONPREDICTEDFORELANDBASIN Rak, AdamJ.*; McQuarrie, Nadine: BASIN EVOLUTION NORTHEASTERN CHINA TURONIAN–LOWER DANIAN INSONGLIAO BASIN, UPPER OF THETERRESTRIAL ORBITAL TUNING AND Wang, Chengshan; Wan, Xiaoqiao: CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHY Wu, Huaichun*; Zhang,Shihong; Hinnov, Linda; Jiang,Ganqing; TOOL FORDETERMININGSEDIMENTPROVENANCE Tailby, Nick D; Ackerson, Mike R.: CLUSTERANALYSIS: ANEW Butler, Lynn*;Victoria Roberge, Wayne G.; Watson, E. Bruce; SOUTHWESTERN NEWMEXICO ON SECONDARY FE-OXIDE MINERALIZATION IN 4 HE/ 1–4 November 3 HE CONSTRAINTS 4 -10 7 YR) •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 145-14 145-13 145-12 145-11 145-10 145-9 145-8 145-7 145-6 145-5 145-4 145-3 145-2 145-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Coastal ScienceDiscipline) Geochemical Society; MineralogicalSocietyofAmerica; Marine/ Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; to theDistinguishedCareerofDavid Clague (Posters) (GSA T219. IntraplateandDivergent Boundary Volcanism: A Tribute SESSION NO. 145 Booth # 489 488 487 486 485 484 483 482 481 480 479 478 477 476 Hart, William K.: William Hart, Brueseke, Matthew E.*; Downey, AnnaC.; C.; Dodd,Zachary UPPER WIND RIVER BASIN, WYOMING, USA CONSTRAINTS ONCENOZOICBASALTIC VOLCANISM IN THE CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERICMANTLE OFEASTASIA SEA OFKOREA: COMPARISON WITH THE DELAMINATED BASALTS OF THE ULLEUNG-DO ANDDOK-DOIN THE PB ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONSOF THE CENOZICALKALI Park, Kye-Hun*; Song, Yong-Sun; Chun,Jong-Hwa: SR, NDAND CENTRAL CHINA: ARE-OSPERSPECTIVE CONTINENTAL OIB-LIKEBASALTS FROM WEST QINLING, EVIDENCE FORCRUSTAL CONTAMINATION ININTRA- Mark; Chen,Zhenyu; Xu,Jifeng; Yu, Xuehui; Huang,Xiongfei: Li, Xiaowei*; Li,Jie; Bader, Thomas; Mo, Xuanxue; Scheltens, DEVELOPMENT OF VOLCANIC PLUGS AROUND MAGMATIC DIKESASAPRECURSOR TO THE Townsend, MeredithRose*; Pollard, David D.: JOINTING BATHYMETRY SURVEYS WITH THE MBARI MAPPINGAUV SEAMOUNT SUMMITFROM REPEATED 1-MSCALE Thomas, Hans: VERTICAL DEFORMATION OF THE AXIAL Caress, David W.*; Clague, David A.; Paduan, Jennifer Brophy; RIDGES OF HISTORIC FLOWS ON THE JUAN DEFUCA ANDGORDA William W.: Dreyer, Brian; Portner, Ryan A; Julie Fero; Martin, Chadwick, Paduan, Jennifer Brophy*; Clague, David A.; Caress, David W.; OBSERVED INKILAUEA IKILAVA LAKE, HAWAII ELEMENTS DURINGMAGMATIC DIFFERENTIATION AS THE BEHAVIOR OFCHALCOPHILEANDSIDEROPHILE Gaschnig, RichardM.; Piccoli,PhilipM.; Ash,Richard: Greaney, Allison T.*; L.; Rudnick, Roberta Helz,Rosalind CENTER INVESTIGATION OF THE ESCANABA TROUGH SPREADING David W.:Caress, Zierenberg, Robert*; Clague, David A.; Paduan, Jennifer Brophy; FLOWS OFFSHORE EXTENTSOFHOLOCENEHAWAIIAN LAVA Kauahikaua, Jim*; Campbell,JohnFrisbee; Clague, David A.: OF CALIFORNIA ERUPTION ONAMID-OCEANRIDGE: ALARCONRISE, GULF Jake;Lowenstern, Paduan, Jennifer; Carey, Steven: RHYOLITE Portner, Ryan A.*; Dreyer, Brian; Clague, David A.; Spelz,Ronald; ENDEAVOUR, JUAN DEFUCARIDGE INTERMEDIATE SPREADINGMID-OCEANRIDGESEGMENT: SYSTEM BEHAVIOR INMAGMA BATCHES FROM AN Dreyer, M.*; Brian Gill,James B.; Clague, David A.: CLOSED PENINSULA ICELAND? OIB-LIKEMAGMA ON THE REYKJANES LaFemina, Peter: ALEAKY TRANSFORM INSOUTHERN Hudak, MichaelR*; Feineman, Maureen; Agostini,Samuele; FROM TRACE ELEMENTABUNDANCES CAO LAVAS FROM MAUNA KEA, HAWAII: CONSTRAINTS Huang, Shichun*; Humayun, Munir: PETROGENESIS OFHIGH- THERMODYNAMIC MODELS APPLICATION OFMASS-ANDENERGY-CONSTRAINED COMPOSITIONAL DIVERSITY: NEWINSIGHT THROUGH CRUSTAL VS. MANTLECONTRIBUTIONS TO MAGMA Bohrson, Wendy A.*; Spera, Frank J.; Schmidt,Jason S: HIGH-RESOLUTION MAPPINGANDSAMPLING GEOCHEMICAL ANDSR-ND-PBISOTOPE NEW MAPSFOCUS30-ODD YEARS OF SESSION NO.145
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145-15 490 Whyte, Colin*; Karlstrom, Karl E.; Crossey, Laura J.; Poreda, 147-5 2:30 PM O’Neal, Michael*; Meglioli, Andres; Schreiber, Erika: Robert; Van Wagenen, Brittany; Darrah, Thomas H.: HELIUM MODELING THE DISTRIBUTION OF MOUNTAIN ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY ACROSS THE CONTINENTAL U.S. PERMAFROST IN THE CENTRAL ANDES, SAN JUAN, LINKED TO MANTLE TOMOGRAPHIC IMAGES ARGENTINA 145-16 491 Perez Romero, Velveth*; Porter, Ryan C.; Riggs, Nancy R.: 147-6 2:45 PM Molnia, Bruce F.*: USING REPEAT PHOTOGRAPHY TO SEISMIC INVESTIGATION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO DOCUMENT DECADAL TO CENTURY SCALE GLACIER VOLCANIC FIELD AND LANDSCAPE CHANGE - ALASKA 147-7 3:00 PM Figueiredo, Salette Amaral*: RISK-BASED FORECASTS OF COASTAL RESPONSE TO SEA LEVEL RISE IN AFTERNOON ORAL SOUTHERN BRAZIL 147-8 3:15 PM Schmelz, William J.*; Spahn, Andrea; Ames, Katherine; TECHNICAL SESSIONS Greenberg, Joshua; Beal, Irina; Psuty, Norbert P.: INTERACTIONS OF SEDIMENT SUPPLY AND COASTAL SESSION NO. 146 TOPOGRAPHY AT SANDY HOOK, NEW JERSEY. (GATEWAY NATIONAL RECREATION AREA) T7. Bridging Two Continents: New Insights into the Mechanisms of Continental Deformation from Sinoprobe Deep Seismic 147-9 3:30 PM Schmelz, William J.*; Silveira, Tanya M.; Beal, Irina; Reflection Profiling And Receiver-Function Studies Of The Greenberg, Joshua; Spahn, Andrea; Ames, Katherine; Lithosphere Psuty, Norbert P.: TRENDS OF DUNE CREST DISPLACEMENT 1976-2012, FIRE ISLAND, NEW YORK 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 3:45 PM BREAK Shuwen Dong and Larry Brown, Presiding 147-10 4:00 PM Davias, Michael*: THEY DON’T BUILD ‘EM LIKE THEY 146-1 1:30 PM Xu, Xiao*; Gao, Rui; Wang, Haiyan; Guo, Xiaoyu; Li, Wenhui; USED TO; EXAMINING LIDAR OF MODIFIED COSTAL Xiong, Xiaosong; Keller, G. Randy; Liu, Mian; Yin, An; TERRACE SURFACES SHOWS THE CAROLINA BAY Encarnacion, John: SINO-US COOPERATION ON DEEP LANDFORM TO BE ROBUST WHEN THREATENED WITH SEISMIC REFLECTION/REFRACTION STUDIES AND ALTERATION BY GRADUALISTIC PROCESSES EDUCATION FOCUSED ON CONTINENTAL TECTONICS: 147-11 4:15 PM Wiemann, Michael C.*; Jacobs, Bonnie F.; Pan, Aaron D.; RESULTS OF COOPERATION ON THE LONGMEN Kappelman, John: FOSSIL FORESTS OF CHILGA, SHAN AND LIUPAN SHAN IN THE EASTERN AND ETHIOPIA NORTHEASTERN MARGINS OF TIBETAN PLATEAU 147-12 4:30 PM Williams, John W.*; Uhen, Mark; Goring, Simon; 146-2 1:45 PM Dong, Shu-Wen*; Li, Ting-Dong; Gao, Rui; Lv, Qing-Tian; Ashworth, Allan C.; Bills, Brian; Blois, Jessica; Charles, Chen, Xuan-Hua; SinoProbe, Team: WHAT HAS THE Don; Graham, Russell W.; Smith, Alison J.; Grimm, Eric: SINOPROBE DECODED FOR THE LITHOSPHERE OF COMMUNITY-SUPPORTED DATA REPOSITORIES IN THE CONTINENTAL CHINA FROM DEEP SEISMIC PALEOECOLOGY AND PALEOCLIMATOLOGY: THE REFLECTION PROFILING? ‘MIDDLE TAIL’ BETWEEN GEOSCIENTIFIC USERS AND 146-3 2:00 PM Keller, G. Randy*; Xu, Xiao; Gao, Rui; Guo, Xiaoyu; GEOINFORMATICS Zhu, Xiaosan: AN INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL AND 147-13 4:45 PM Kelkar, Kaytan*; Giardino, John R.: MASS MOVMENT GEODYNAMIC STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE AND VULNERABILITY IN THE SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, EVOLUTION OF THE LONGMENSHAN REGION, COLORADO: A PILOT 3-D MAPPING APPROACH EASTERN TIBET 147-14 5:00 PM Sevon, W.D.*: ORIENTATION OF BLUE MOUNTAIN 146-4 2:15 PM Dong, Shuwen*; Zhang, Yueqiao; Zhang, Fuqin; Cui, Jianjun; Chen, Xuanhua; Zhang, Shuanhong; Miao, Laicheng; Li, IN PENNSYLVANIA: EFFECT ON CREATION OF COLLUVIUM Jianhua; Shi, Wei; Li, Zhenhong: THE COMPARISON OF THE OROGENIC PROCESSES IN THE CIRCUM-PACIFIC 147-15 5:15 PM Shoemaker, Kurt A.*; Erjavec, James: EARLY AREA DURING JURASSIC-CRETACEOUS PERIOD IMPOUNDMENT HISTORY OF PLEISTOCENE LAKE TIGHT: NEW INSIGHTS FROM SUBSURFACE STUDY SESSION NO. 147 OF THE TEAYS FORMATION, PIKE COUNTY, OHIO Quaternary Geology: Melting Ice, Sea-Level Change, and New Insights into Old Geomorphic Paradigms SESSION NO. 148 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 P2. Savor the Cryosphere (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Ben Edwards and John R. Giardino, Presiding Geology Division; The Extreme Ice Survey; Earth Vision Institute) 147-1 1:30 PM Kochtitzky, William*; Edwards, Ben; Mariño, Jersy; Manrique, 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329 Nelida: TROPICAL ICE-CAP FOUND TO BE MELTING Patrick Burkhart, Greg Baker and Paul Baldauf, Presiding SLOWER, THE CASE OF NEVADO COROPUNA VOLCANIC COMPLEX SOUTHERN PERU 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 147-2 1:45 PM Edwards, Ben*; Kochtitzky, William: ASSESSING THE 148-1 1:35 PM Alley, Richard B.*: POLAR ICE AND SEA LEVEL: GLOBAL POTENTIAL FOR VOLCANO-GLACIER INSIGHTS AND UNCERTAINTIES INTERACTIONS 148-2 2:20 PM Thompson, Lonnie G.*: THE CLIMATIC CHANGES 147-3 2:00 PM Malone, Andrew G.O.*: CLIMATE DRIVERS OF RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DISAPPEARANCE OF EQUILIBRIUM LINE ALTITUDE CHANGES AT 4 LOW- TROPICAL MOUNTAIN GLACIERS AND THE SOCIETAL LATITUDE ANDEAN GLACIERS FROM 1980 TO 2010: CONSEQUENCES DIFFERENT DRIVERS, BUT LIKELY CONTINUED 148-3 3:05 PM Balog, James D.*: THE EXTREME ICE SURVEY, A RETREAT IN A WARMING WORLD PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF GLACIAL RETREAT 147-4 2:15 PM Shukla, Anil D.*; Juyal, Navin: GEOCHEMICAL FINGER 3:35 PM CHASING ICE PRINTING OF THE LATE QUATERNARY VALLEY-FILL 4:55 PM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS DEPOSITS IN THE ALAKNANDA VALLEY, CENTRAL HIMALAYA, INDIA
214 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 150-3 150-2 150-1 Laura R. MurphyandJustin A. Holcomb, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room318 Division; GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision) GSAQuaternary T10. Frontiers inGeoarchaeology (GSAArchaeological Geology SESSION NO. 150 149-10 149-9 149-8 149-7 149-6 149-5 149-4 149-3 149-2 149-1 John Wakabayashi, Wenjiao XiaoandLaura E. Webb, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room349/350 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Structural Geologyand Tectonics Division; GSAMineralogy, AmericanCordillera,North andOtherOrogenic BeltsII(GSA OrogenesisAccretionary intheCentralAsianOrogenic Belt, T3. Bridging Two Continents: ComparativeStudiesof SESSION NO. 149 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM G. William; Pike, Mathew: THEPEDAGOGY OF Edward Herrmann, W.*; Wilson, Jeremy J.; Monaghan, GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL THEORY Fadem, CynthiaM.*: TOWARDS A A CONTINENT WITH AND WITHOUT HUMANS GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES FORSTUDYING Cordova, E.*: Carlos THEAMERICASBEFOREUS: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS POTENTIAL TACONIC OROGENY ANDREGIONALMINERAL IRELAND: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GRAMPIAN- GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE CHARLESTOWN GROUP, Stobbs, Iain; Rushton,Adrian; Jeffries, Teresa: AGE AND RichardJ.*;Herrington, Hollis, Steven; Cooper, Mark; PAMIRS GNEISS DOMEFORMATION ANDEROSION IN THE EXHUMATION PROCESSES INHIGHMOUNTAINS: Stübner, Konstanze*; Ratschbacher, Lothar; Rutte, Daniel: CANADIAN CORDILLERANFORELANDBASIN REGIONAL VERSUS LOCALSUBSIDENCEIN THE Tufano, Brandon C.*; Pietras, Jeffrey T.: MODELING TECTONICS IN THE COLORADO PLATEAU REGION DIATREMES – WITNESSES OFACCRETIONARY CRUSTAL ANDMANTLEXENOLITHSOFNAVAJO H.*;Helmstaedt, Herwart Schulze, DanielJ.: LOWER BREAK ANALYSIS NACIMIENTO BLOCK: AGEO-/THERMOCHRONOLOGIC Lisa*;Arnold, Chapman,AlanD.: THEORIGINOF THE CALIFORNIA COAST RANGES THE ORIGINOF THE NACIMIENTO BLOCK, CENTRAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGIC CONSTRAINTSON TYPE SHALLOW SUBDUCTIONCOMPLEX: DETRITAL Trevor A.; Ducea,MihaiN.:WORLD’S ASSEMBLINGTHE Jeremy;Marty; Hourigan, Johnston,ScottM.; Dumitru, Chapman, AlanD.*; Jacobson, E.; Carl Ernst, W. G.; Grove, KENAI RANGE, SEALASKA FROM FLAT SLAB TO NORMALSUBDUCTION: THE ATBuscher, THETRANSITION UPLIFT Jamie: ROCK Valentino, Joshua*; Spotila,James A.; Owen, Lewis A.; WESTERN NORTH AMERICA THE SEVIER-LARAMIDE(~125-50MA)OROGENY OF Ferguson, A.*: Charles AUTO-SUBDUCTION MODELFOR EMPLACEMENT MECHANISMS CONTACT RELATIONSHIPS REFLECTSDIVERSE ULTRAMAFIC BODY INTERNALCHARACTER AND Wakabayashi, John*: VARIETY OFOROGENIC GLOBALLY NORTH AMERICA–AMETHODOLOGYFOROROGENS EVIDENCE FORCONTINENTAL-SCALE SUTURINGIN Sigloch, Karin*; Mihalynuk, MitchellG.: TOMOGRAPHIC INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 150-14 150-13 150-12 150-11 150-10 150-9 150-8 150-7 150-6 150-5 150-4 151-3 151-2 151-1 Brett J. Valentine, J. Fred McLaughlin andMarcL. Buursink,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room321 GSA Environmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision) T13. GeologicEnergy Research I(GSAEnergy GeologyDivision; SESSION NO. 151 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:20 PM ARTIFACTS, CENTRALBALKANS ISOTOPICALLY PROVENANCING TIN INBRONZE H. Filipovic, Arthur; Vojislav; Bulatovic, Aleksander: Huska, Andrea*; Powell, Wayne; Mathur, Ryan; Bankoff, LAYERS OFXIANRENDONGCAVE ANALYSIS OF THE LATE UPPERPALAEOLITHIC Bar-Yosef, Ofer; Cohen,David: MICROMORPHOLOGICAL Patania, Ilaria*; Goldberg,Paul; Wu, Xiaohong; Chi,Zhang; 3.2 KA–2.8KA LANDSCAPE INTERACTIONS AT MYCENAE, GREECE, PERFECT STORM: GEOARCHAEOLOGY OFCOMPLEX Fallu, DanielJ.*: EARTHQUAKES, LANDSLIDESAND THE SKAGAFJÖRÐUR, NORTHERN ICELAND AND THIN-SECTION MICROMORPHOLOGY AT CONTEXT: INTEGRATING PXRFCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY Holcomb, Justin A.*; Sawyer, Alicia: QUANTIFYING ITALY IN THE URBAN CONTEXT: CASESTUDIESFROM ROME, STUDY OFUNDERGROUND ARCHAEOLOGICALSITES Angelo: ANEWMETHODOLOGICALAPPROACH TO THE Mara Gallia; Paolucci, Riccardo; Quinti,Simone; Mele, Kysar Mattietti,Giuseppina*; Placidi,Marco; Perroni, ARCHAEOLOGICAL GEOPHYSICS de Smet,II, Timothy S.*: ADVANCES IN INTERNET” AND “THE MODERN MEANS: WHERE WE AT? WITH GIS, LIDAR PASTNicoll, Kathleen*: SURVEYING THROUGH THE BREAK MORAVA (SERBIA)RIVER VALLEY PALAEOLITHIC SITES: CASESTUDY OFZAPADNA DISTRIBUTION AND VISIBILITY OFOPEN-AIR TOWARDS AMETHODOLOGYFORIDENTIFYING Kajtez, Irina*; Milosevic, Stefan: GISAPPROACH COUNTY, ILLINOIS CAHOKIA ARCHAEOLOGICALCOMPLEX, MADISON POPULATION CHANGE: ANEXAMPLEFROM THE FECAL STEROL BIOMARKERSASINDICATORS OF White, Adam*; Lorenzi, Varenka; Stevens, Lora: POPULATIONS HUNTER-GATHERER LAND-USEINTENSIFICATION AND LANDSCAPE GEOARCHAEOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR Murphy, Laura R.*: TOWARD AQUANTITATIVE CLOVIS SITES: LESSONSFROM THE GREAT PLAINS METHODS AND THEORIES IN THE SEARCHFORPRE- Mandel, Rolfe*: THEAPPLICATION OFGEOSCIENTIFIC EXPERIENCES WITH PRACTICE INUNDERGRADUATE LEARNING GEOARCHAEOLOGY:INTEGRATING THEORY CHARACTERIZATION OFRAREEARTH ELEMENTS L.;Christine Jain, Jinesh; Granite, Evan: GEOCHEMICAL Lopano, L.*; Christina Stuckman, Mengling, Y.; Thomas, (EASTERN KENTUCKY)COAL-DERIVED FLY ASH RICH TONSTEIN TO THE CHEMISTRY OFFIRECLAY Eble, Cortland: CONTRIBUTION OF THE RAREEARTH- Hower, James C.*; Groppo, JohnG.; Honaker, Rick Q.; ARE THEY? BEARING TRACE PHASESINCOAL ASH: WHERE John G.; Scott,Clint; Deonarine,Amrika: RAREEARTH Kolker, Allan*; Hower, James C.; Senior, Connie; Groppo, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 151
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IN COAL COMBUSTION BYPRODUCTS UTILIZING 152-8 3:15 PM Freire-Lista, Jr., David Martín*; Fort, Sr., Rafael: CADALSO SYNCHROTRON TECHNOLOGY DE LOS VIDRIOS LEUCOGRANITE: A CANDIDATE FOR 151-4 2:20 PM Yang, Jon*; Torres, M. E.; Verba, Circe; Hakala, J. Alexandra: GLOBAL HERITAGE STONE RESOURCE FROM SPAIN ASSESSING THE POTENTIAL REMOBILIZATION OF 152-9 3:30 PM Dino, Giovanna Antonella*; Borghi, Alessandro; Canali, RARE EARTH ELEMENTS FROM BLACK SHALE Francesco; Castelli, Daniele Cesare; Cooper, Barry J.: DURING HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OPERATIONS THE CANDOGLIA MARBLE FROM VERBANO CUSIO 151-5 2:35 PM Ward, Colin R.*; Kelloway, Sarah; Marjo, Christopher; OSSOLA QUARRY BASIN (NORTHWESTERN ITALIAN Wainwright, Irene; Cohen, David: QUANTITATIVE ALPS): CHARACTERIZATION, QUARRYING EVOLUTION INORGANIC PROFILING OF COAL SEAMS USING AND APPLICATION FOR THE MILANO CATHEDRAL CORE-SCANNING XRF TECHNIQUES CONSTRUCTION 151-6 2:50 PM Presswood, Severin*; Rimmer, Susan M.; Anderson, Ken B.; 152-10 3:45 PM Meyer, Gurli B.*; Heldal, Tom; Grenne, Tor; Filiberto, Justin: GEOCHEMICAL AND PETROGRAPHIC Willemoes-Wissing, Bjørn; Jansen, Øystein James: ALTERATION OF RAPIDLY HEATED COALS FROM THE PETROGRAPHY OF NORWEGIAN MILLSTONES: A HERRIN (NO. 6) COAL SEAM, ILLINOIS BASIN TOOL FOR VISUAL IDENTIFICATION OF QUARRY SITES 3:05 PM BREAK 152-11 4:00 PM Hannibal, Joseph T.*; Bolton, David W.: THE STONES OF BALTIMORE: CLASSIC NINETEENTH CENTURY 151-7 3:20 PM Hill, Scott J.*; Petersen, Erich U.; Chan, Marjorie A.: HUMIC- BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL STONES ACID AND BACTERIAL CONTROL OF MINERALIZATION AT A TABULAR SANDSTONE URANIUM DEPOSIT, 152-12 4:15 PM Piero Primavori, P.P.*; Gabriele Vola, G.V.; Flavio Jadoul, SAHARA MINE, UTAH F.J.: ARABESCATO OROBICO: A NOMINATION FOR “GLOBAL STONE HERITAGE RESOURCE” 151-8 3:35 PM Haynes, IV, Lewis L.*: ASSESSMENT OF DOWN-HOLE MEMBRANE-DIFFUSED HYDROGEN FOR STIMULATING 152-13 4:30 PM Freire-Lista, Jr., David Martín*; Fort, Sr., Rafael: URANIUM REDUCTION AND IMMOBILIZATION ENHANCEMENT OF HERITAGE BASED ON THE CANDIDACY OF GLOBAL HERITAGE STONE 151-9 3:50 PM Potter, Christopher J.*; Zielinski, Robert A.; Hall, Susan M.; RESOURCE AND PROVINCE NOMINATION ON THE Wales, Patrick M.; Aylor, Jr., Joseph; Beard, James: IBERIAN PENINSULA. CASE STUDY: THE PIEDRA MICROSTRUCTURAL STUDY OF CONTROLS ON BERROQUEÑA PROVINCE URANIUM MINERALIZATION AT COLES HILL, VIRGINIA 152-14 4:45 PM Aloiz, Emily*; Grissom, Carol A.; Livingston, Richard A.: 151-10 4:05 PM Cotter, Z.M.K.*; Haagsma, A.; Conner, A.; Larsen, G.E.; THE RISE AND FALL OF THE SENECA SANDSTONE Burchwell, A.; Jimenez, M.; Grove, B.; Gerst, J.; Gupta, N.: INDUSTRY AN OVERVIEW OF POTENTIAL CAMBRIAN AGED CO2 STORAGE RESERVOIRS IN OHIO 152-15 5:00 PM Sharma, Vinod Kumar*: HERITAGE STONE IN INDIA 151-11 4:20 PM Grimaldi, David A.*; Lopez, Dina L.; Magaña, Maria Ines: 152-16 5:15 PM Hamida, Diab*: ONYX FROM AIN SMARA (NORTH- DISSOLVED GASES IN THERMAL WATERS FROM THE EASTERN ALGERIA): A NATURAL STONE TO BE SAN VICENTE GEOTHERMAL FIELD, EL SALVADOR CONSIDERED AS A GLOBAL HERITAGE STONE
151-12 4:35 PM Quillinan, Scott*; McLaughlin, J. Fred; McLing, Travis L.: SESSION NO. 153 RESERVOIR FLUID CHARACTERIZATION: KEY TO EFFECTIVE CCUS RESERVOIR ASSESSMENT T39. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Organics in the Environment (International Association 151-13 4:50 PM Merrill, Matthew D.*; Hunt, Andrew G.: FARNHAM of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, DOME AND GRASSY TRAILS FIELDS, UTAH - CO 2 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) ACCUMULATION SOURCES AND MIGRATION PATHS 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 151-14 5:05 PM Buursink, Marc L.*: COMPARING AND CONTRASTING NATURAL CARBON DIOXIDE ACCUMULATIONS IN LeeAnn Munk, David T. Long and W. Berry Lyons, Presiding SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 5:20 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS 153-1 1:35 PM Eckstein, Yoram*; Simonton, David S: COAL MINING WASTE AS SOURCE OF HEAVY METALS IN SURFACE- SESSION NO. 152 AND GROUND-WATER T15. Dimension Stone and Heritage Stone: Quarries, Building 153-2 1:50 PM Harkness, Jennifer S.*; Sulkin, Barry; Vengosh, Avner: Stones, Monuments, Sculpture, Utilitarian Stones, and More EVIDENCE FOR LEAKING OF TWO COAL ASH 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 339 STORAGE PONDS TO LOCAL SURFACE WATER AND GROUNDWATER IN TENNESSEE Joseph T. Hannibal, Barry J. Cooper and Björn Schouenborg, Presiding 153-3 2:05 PM Cravotta, III, Charles A.*: BROMIDE, CHLORIDE, AND 152-1 1:30 PM Cooper, Barry John*: INTERNATIONALLY SUPPORTED ASSOCIATED BRINE CONSTITUENTS IN WATERS FROM HERITAGE STONE DESIGNATION: A PROGRESS COAL-BEARING ROCKS IN PENNSYLVANIA REPORT 153-4 2:20 PM Burrows, Jill E.*; Cravotta, III, Charles A.; Peters, Stephen C.: 152-2 1:45 PM Byerly, Don*; Knowles, Susan: TENNESSEE MARBLE ENHANCED AL AND ZN REMOVAL FROM COAL- 152-3 2:00 PM Piero Primavori, P.P.*; Andrea Angheben, A.A.: TRENTINO MINE DRAINAGE DURING RAPID OXIDATION AND PORPHYRY: A NOMINATION FOR “GLOBAL HERITAGE PRECIPITATION OF FE OXIDES AT NEAR-NEUTRAL PH STONE RESOURCE” FROM ITALY 153-5 2:35 PM Seal, II, Robert R.*; Piatak, Nadine M.; Jones, Perry M.; 152-4 2:15 PM Lacombe, Pierre J.*: STONE SLEEPERS OF THE CAMDEN Woodruff, Laurel G.: PRE-MINING OXYGEN, HYDROGEN, AND AMBOY RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY AND SULFUR ISOTOPE CHARACTERISTICS OF 152-5 2:30 PM Walter, Susan M.*: VICTORIAN BLUESTONE: PROPOSAL SURFACE WATERS DRAINING THE MINERALIZED FOR NOMINATION FOR A ‘GLOBAL HERITAGE STONE BASAL ZONE OF THE DULUTH COMPLEX, NORTHERN RESOURCE’ MINNESOTA 152-6 2:45 PM Shaffer, Nelson R.*: INDIANA LIMESTONE--WORLD 153-6 2:50 PM Simonton, David Scott*; Eckstein, Yoram: MININING CLASS STONE RESOURCE IMPACTED GROUNDWATER AS A SOURCE OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE GAS IN HOMES 152-7 3:00 PM Kamanga, Tamara Faith*: GETTING TO KNOW THE DIMENSION STONES OF MALAWI: A HERITAGE 153-7 3:05 PM Knight, Nicole A.*; Milke, Kyle P.; Knight, Dallon C.; Hayes, CONCERN Sarah M.: ENVIRONMENTAL RISK POTENTIAL OF
216 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 154-6 154-5 154-4 154-3 154-2 154-1 Samantha E. HansenandNicholasC. Schmerr, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room340 Presentation (GSAGeophysics Division) Research ResultsandtheAnnual George P. Woollard Award T61. Geophysical SolutionstoGeologicalProblems: Current SESSION NO. 154 153-14 153-13 153-12 153-11 153-10 153-9 153-8 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:20 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM MINING DISTRICTINDELAMAR, NEVADA TELLURIUM-RICH MINE TAILINGS INAHISTORIC PENETRATING RADAR (GPR)AT THE LABORATORY Comas, Xavier: USINGHIGHFREQUENCY GROUND McClellan, Matthew D.*; Shahan, Thomas; Sharp, Nathan; SOILS OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES RATES OFBIOGENICGASPRODUCTION INPEAT HYDROGEOPHYSICAL METHODSFORESTIMATING Wright, William*; Ramirez,Jorge; Comas, Xavier: USING RESISTIVITY IMAGING IN ANORTHERN PEATLAND FROM FIELD-SCALE OF PRESSUREONFREEPHASEGASDYNAMICS Schäfer, Karina V. R.; Yu, Zhongjie: THEINFLUENCE Terry, Neil*; Slater, Lee; Comas, Xavier; Reeve, Andrew S.; CARIBIBOU BOG, MAINE USING HYDRAULIC HEAD TIME SERIES DATA IN MEASURING BIOGENICGASEBULLITION EVENTS Reeve, Andrew S.*; Slater, Lee; Comas, Xavier: FIELD FOR REGIONAL-RESIDUAL SEPARATION OFGRAVITY Jallouli, Chokri*; Gabtni,Hakim: ASUITABLE PROCESS GRAVITY ANDMAGNETIC DATA OF IRAQ FROM APOWER SPECTRUM ANALYSIS OF DEPTH TO BASEMENT IN THE WESTERN DESERT Mousa, AhmedS.*; Mickus, Kevin L.; Al-Rahim,Ali: THE CONCLUDING REMARKS BIODEGRADATION KINETICS TECHNIQUE REVEALSRESPIRATION AND CONTAMINATION: NEWON-SITEGASANALYSIS SOIL MICROBIAL RESPONSE TO BENZENE Jochum, Tobias*; Popp, Juergen; Frosch, Torsten: FILTER WASTEWATER IRRIGATION SITE WATERS SAMPLEDFROM THE PENNSTATE LIVING ESTROGEN HORMONESINSOILSANDGROUND Jack E.; Williams, ClintonF.: QUANTIFICATIONOF THREE Woodward, EmilyE.*; Andrews, DanielleM.; Watson, BRANDYWINE CREEK INSIGHTS FROM THE EASTBRANCHOF THE EXPORT INARURAL TO SUBURBAN WATERSHED: Steven T.: Amanda M.; Walsh, MeghanK.; Smith,Devin F.; Goldsmith, Hanley, KailaM.*; Waligroski, GarrettJ.; Grannas, REMEDIATION ANDURBAN AGRICULTURE AMENDMENTS: IMPLICATIONS ONURBAN SOIL MOBILIZATION BYPHOSPHATE ANDALTERNATIVE Scheckel, G.: Kirk LEADSTABILIZATION ANDARSENIC Cheng, Zhongqi*; Paltseva, Anna; Maddaloni,Mark; CLAMS: ANINDICATION OFSTREAMHEALTH BIOACCUMULATION OFHEAVY METALS INASIAN Steven T.: Levas, StephenJ.*; Radomile, Danielle; Goldsmith, THE NORTHERN PENINSULAOFHAITI STREAM SEDIMENTS, ANDAGRICULTURAL SOILSOF TRACE METALS INSURFACE WATER, GROUNDWATER, Larsen, Kenneth; Cadet,Eddy; Steven Emerman, H.: Allen, Sarah M.*; Jackson, Joshua W.; Abbott, Morgan; CELL TESTS GEOCHEMICAL REACTIONS: INTERPRETINGHUMIDITY Maest, A.S.*; Nordstrom,D. Kirk: ACHROMATOGRAM OF BREAK EVALUATING CONTROLS ON TRICLOSAN THE EFFECTSOFLANDUSEON THE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 154-11 154-10 154-9 154-8 154-7 155-7 155-6 155-5 155-4 155-3 155-2 155-1 John W. GeissmanandJosephG. Presiding Meert, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room338 Tectonics Division; GeologyDivision) GSASedimentary Career (GSAGeophysics Division; GSAStructuralGeologyand of Orogenies andOceans: ACelebrationofRob Van der Voo’s Nondipoles; DiageneticEnigmaticRemagnetizations; Vignettes T64. Rotations, Oroclinal Bending; Variscan-Alleghenian SESSION NO. 155 4:40 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM SURFACE ENVIRONMENT LONG-TERM EVOLUTION OF THE CORE, MANTLE, AND Evans, David A.D.*: PALEOMAGNETIC INSIGHTSON KIRSCHVINK INTRODUCTION OF WOOLLARD SPEAKERBYDR. JOE BREAK WESTERN US WITH SEISMICMETHODS INVESTIGATING CONTINENTAL RIFTINGIN THE Burdick, Scott*; Olugboji, Tolulope; Lekic, Vedran: FROM THE IDORPASSIVE SEISMICPROJECT EASTERN IDAHO AND WESTERN OREGON: RESULTS MANTLE STRUCTURE ANDFABRICS BENEATH Panning, Mark; Foster, David A.: CRUSTAL ANDUPPER Hongsresawat, Sutatcha; Bremner, Paul; Torpey, Megan; Russo, R.M.*; Mocanu, Victor; Stanciu,Christian; EASTERN UINTA MOUNTAINS, NORTHEASTERN UTAH Steven H.: GEOPHYSICALMAPPINGOFDIKESIN THE Huffaker, Bret; Murphy, Chid; Kerswell, Buchanan; Emerman, Natter, DanielH.*; Bushman,Paul; Butterfield,Nicholas J.; GOSSAN IN THE EASTERNUINTA MOUNTAINS, UTAH SURVEY TO ASSESS THE ECONOMICPOTENTIAL OFA Steven A.: GEOPHYSICALANDHYDROLOGICAL Lawrence, Andrew C.; Steven Emerman, H.; Fellows, Sutterfield, David R.; Fletcher, Andrew W.; Arnoff, Michael J.; Sterling*;Roberts, Matheson,Ephram C.; Natter, Daniel H.; BREAK FLORIDA SUBTROPICAL WETLAND ECOSYSTEMSINCENTRAL IN RELEASESOFBIOGENICGASESFROM THREE SPATIALINVESTIGATESCALE TO THE VARIABILITY MOUNTAIN- ANDCONTINENT-MAKING INASIA THE EDIACARAN TO THE EARLIESTCRETACEOUS: Sunal, Gursel: THEEVOLUTION OF THE ALTAIDS FROM Şengör, A.M. Celâl*; Natal’In,Boris; Van der Voo, Rob; BRIEF HISTORY JosephG.*:Meert, DER VOO: PRECAMBRIANVANA AUSTRALIA A MID-PERMIANGLIMPSEFROM THE SYDNEYBASIN, Jourdan, Fred: THEPROBLEM WITH EASTGONDWANA; Belica, MercedesElise*; Tohver, Eric; Pisarevsky, SergeiA.; CENTRAL SIERRAMADREORIENTAL, MEXICO SYNFOLDING REMAGNETIZATION EVENTSIN THE van derPluijm, Ben; Van der Voo, Rob: DATING Nemkin, SamanthaR.*; Fitz-Diaz,Elisa; TEST Van der Voo, Rob: DATING THE PALEOMAGNETIC FOLD van derPluijm, Ben*; Fitz-Diaz,Elisa; Nemkin,Samantha; SOUTHERN NAMIBIA IN THE BARBY FORMATION OF THE SINCLAIRREGION, R.: PALEOMAGNETISM OFMESOPROTEROZOIC LAVAS Linnemann, Ulf; Hofmann,Mandy; Jenna; Hessert, Hanson, Xu, XinXin*; Evans, David A.D.; Panzik, JosephE.; ROTATION OF THE SOUTHEAST TIBETAN PLATEAU EVIDENCE FOROLIGOCENE–MIDDLEMIOCENE FROM THE CENOZOICROCKS OFINDOCHINA: Rixiang: PRELIMINARY PALEOMAGNETIC RESULTS Li, Shihu*; Deng,Chenglong; Sun,Lu; Qin,Huafeng; Zhu, SESSION NO. 155
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155-8 3:25 PM Geissman, John W.*; Cung, Chi; Borgfeldt, Taylor: NEW 156-8 3:35 PM Hughes, III, Richard*: RECRUITING AND DEVELOPING PALEOMAGNETIC DATA FROM UPPER PERMIAN/ GEOSCIENCE MAJORS AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LOWER TRIASSIC VOLCANIC SEQUENCES AND LEVEL THROUGH A ROBUST FIELD CLASS PROGRAM CRETACEOUS RED BEDS FROM NORTHERN 156-9 3:50 PM Kaiser, Jason F.*; Hogan, John; MacLean, John S.; VIETNAM--THEIR BEARING ON THE ACCRETION Hargrave, Jennifer E.: USING STUDENT-LED FIELD TRIPS HISTORY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AND ORTHOGONAL TO CREATE ACTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AND DEMAGNETIZATION DIAGRAMS KNOWN AND LOVED VALIDATE STUDENT INTERPRETATIONS 155-9 3:40 PM Elmore, R. Douglas*; Manning, Earl B; Steullet, Alex; 156-10 4:05 PM Judge, Shelley A.*; Kelley, Daniel F.; Wilson, Terry J.; Roberts, Jennifer Marie: ORIGIN OF CHEMICAL Millan, Cristina; Blocher, William; Hall, Tricia L.; Royce, REMAGNETIZATIONS IN SHALES Karen; Darrah, Thomas H.: PEER COMMUNICATION AND 155-10 3:55 PM Rowley, David B.*; Ingalls, Miquela: DIACHRONOUS INSTRUCTION AS AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL AT THE INDIA-EURASIA COLLISION IN RELATION TO SLAB OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FIELD CAMP BREAK-OFF: KINEMATIC AND RECONSTRUCTION 4:20 PM BREAK CONSTRAINTS ON THE SIZES AND SHAPES OF 4:35 PM Semken, Steven*; Bruce, Geoffrey; Anbar, Ariel D.; GREATER INDIA AND GREATER TIBET 156-11 Buxner, Sanlyn; Karlstrom, Karl; Crossey, Laura J.: 155-11 4:15 PM Yonkee, Adolph*; Weil, Arlo Brandon: PALEO-STRESS AND COMPLEMENTARY (NOT COMPARATIVE) RESEARCH STRAIN AND VERTICAL-AXIS ROTATION PATTERNS ON GEOSCIENCE TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ACROSS THE PAMPEAN FLAT-SLAB REGION VIRTUAL AND IN-SITU FIELD ENVIRONMENTS 155-12 4:30 PM Rowan, Christopher J.*; Roberts, Andrew P.: 156-12 4:55 PM Pyle, Eric J.*; Whitmeyer, Steven J.: PAPER OR CONSTRAINING THE NEOGENE ROTATION HISTORY PLASTIC?: A COMPARISON OF STUDENT MAPPING OF THE HIKURANGI MARGIN, NEW ZEALAND, PERFORMANCE USING TRADITIONAL AND DIGITAL USING COMBINED MAGNETIC FABRIC AND METHODS PALEOMAGNETIC DATA 5:15 PM DISCUSSION 155-13 4:45 PM Cengiz Cinku, Mualla*; Hisarli, Z. Mumtaz; Ustaömer, Timur; Keskin, Mehmet: PALEOMAGNETIC RESULTS OF SESSION NO. 157 NEOGENE VOLCANIC ROCKS IN EASTERN ANATOLIA; EVIDENCE OF BLOCK ROTATIONS ALONG THE EAST T94. Entering Our Third Century in the Footsteps of William AND NORTH ANATOLIAN FAULTS Smith: Status and Future of Geological Mapping (Association of American State Geologists; GSA Quaternary Geology and SESSION NO. 156 Geomorphology Division) T75. Field-Based Educational Research: Insights from Field 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 336 Camps, Field Trips, and Field-Based Courses (GSA Geoscience Richard C. Berg, Holger Kessler, Peter T. Lyttle, Hazen A.J. Russell and Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Harvey Thorleifson, Presiding Teachers) 157-1 1:30 PM Orndorff, Randall C.*; St-Onge, M.R.: SMALL-SCALE 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 MAPS BRING THE WORLD TOGETHER – THE Miriam Barquero-Molina, Angela Van Boening, Heather L. Petcovic and COMMISSION FOR THE GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE Lauren N. Holder, Presiding WORLD (CGMW) 157-2 1:50 PM Harrison, Matt*; Robida, Francois; Komac, Marko; Duffy, T.: 156-1 1:30 PM Smith, Michael Sean*; Goodwin, Charles; Mogk, David W.; ONEGEOLOGY – A SUCCESSFUL GLOBAL OPEN Henry, Darrell J.: CREATING THE SENSORIUM OF ACCESS MODEL FOR UP-TO-DATE GEOSCIENCE DATA A GEOLOGIST: CALIBRATING PROFESSIONAL USING A DISTRIBUTED DATA SYSTEM PERCEPTION THROUGH ENCOUNTERS WITH CONSEQUENTIAL OBJECTS UNDER THE GUIDANCE 157-3 2:10 PM Soller, David R.*; Stamm, Nancy R.: IMPROVING ACCESS OF SKILLED PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD TO GEOSCIENCE INFORMATION -- THE REDESIGNED NATIONAL GEOLOGIC MAP DATABASE 156-2 1:45 PM Shipley, Thomas F.*; Atit, Kinnari R.; Weisberg, Steven M.; Gagnier, Kristin: CHALLENGES TO REASONING AND 157-4 2:30 PM San Juan, Carma A.*; Horton, John D.; Emsbo, Poul; LEARNING ABOUT 3D SPATIAL RELATIONS: BRIDGING Stoeser, Douglas; McLaughlin, Patrick I.: TOWARDS AN THE GAP BETWEEN LAB-RESEARCH AND FIELD- INTEGRATED 1:500,000-SCALE DIGITAL GEOLOGIC BASED EDUCATION MAP OF THE UNITED STATES—ADVANCING THE VISION OF W. SMITH 156-3 2:05 PM Hannula, Kimberly A.*: DEVELOPMENT OF PENETRATIVE THINKING SKILLS IN A SOPHOMORE FIELD COURSE 157-5 2:45 PM Kavage Adams, Rebecca*: BUCKBOARD TO IPAD: A AND STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY TRIBUTE TO SOUTH MOUNTAIN MAPPERS AND THEIR METHODS 156-4 2:20 PM Petcovic, Heather L.*; Pope, Allen; Tinigin, Laura; Ormand, Carol J.; LaDue, Nicole D.: PIXEL: INVESTIGATING 157-6 3:00 PM Baumberger, Roland*; Kissling, Eduard; Herwegh, Marco: STUDENTS’ CONCEPTS OF PIXELS AND SENSE OF DERIVATION AND VERIFICATION OF A STRUCTURAL SCALE IN THE FIELD 3D MODEL OF THE HASLITAL (AAR MASSIF, SWITZERLAND) FROM REMOTE SENSING AND FIELD 156-5 2:35 PM Van Boening, Angela*; Riggs, Eric M.: FIELD HANDS: DATA CONSTRUCTING MEANING FROM STUDENT GESTURES IN THE FIELD 157-7 3:15 PM Dambrink, Roula*; Maljers, Denise; Schokker, Jeroen; Stafleu, Jan:TAILOR-MADE MAPS GENERATED FROM 2:50 PM BREAK 3D GEOLOGICAL VOXEL MODELS 156-6 3:05 PM Atchison, Christopher L.*: CHALLENGING TRADITIONAL 3:30 PM BREAK MODELS OF FIELD-BASED INSTRUCTION IN THE GEOSCIENCES WITH INCLUSIVELY-DESIGNED 157-8 3:45 PM Brush, Jade Ashley*; Pavlis, Terry L.; Hurtado, Jr., José M.; STRATEGIES Knott, Jeffrey R.: EVALUATING METHODS OF FIELD- BASED 3D VISUALIZATION AND THEIR APPLICATION 156-7 3:20 PM Gilley, Brett Hollis*: THE ROLE OF FIELDS TRIPS IN THE TO MAPPING METAMORPHIC TERRANES: AN EXAMPLE DEVELOPMENT OF STRONG LEARNING COMMUNITIES FROM THE PANAMINT MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA ON THE SEA TO SKY HIGHWAY
218 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 158-9 158-8 158-7 158-6 158-5 158-4 158-3 158-2 158-1 Renee M. andJoanneBourgeois, Presiding Clary 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room325/326 of GeologyDivision; SciencesSociety) of Earth History T98. andPhilosophyThe GreatImagesinGeologyI(GSAHistory SESSION NO. 158 157-14 157-13 157-12 157-11 157-10 157-9 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM PM 1:30 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM AND SOLID TRANSFORMATIONS AND METHOD TO DESCRIBECONCEALED MECHANISMS EARTH SCIENCEANDBIOLOGY TELL ABOUTA NICOLAUS STENO’SSEMINALILLUSTRATIONS IN MINNESOTA Harvey*:Thorleifson, THENEWGEOLOGICALMAPOF OF ROTTERDAM (THENETHERLANDS) Ignace: URBAN-SCALE 3DSUBSURFACE MODELING Schokker, Jeroen*; Roula; Dambrink, van Campenhout, SOUTHERN ONTARIO HYDROSTRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK FOR Carter, Terry; E.: Logan,Charles TOWARD A3-D Russell, Hazen A.J.*; Bajc, AndyF.; Frank Brunton, R.; AND VISUALIZATIONSOFTWARE ANALYSIS USINGINEXPENSIVE TERRAIN MODELS REVOLUTION IN THREE DIMENSIONALSTRUCTURAL ANALYSIS HASONEFOOT IN THE GRAVE: THE NEW MAPPING ISDEADANDFLAT MAPGEOLOGIC Pavlis, Terry L.*; Jade; Brush, Cobb, Joshua: PAPER INFORMATIONEVERYONE TO SURVEY: COMMUNICATING COMPLEXGEOSCIENCE 3D MODELLINGAT THE ALBERTA GEOLOGICAL KelseyMacCormack, E.*: INTEGRATED MAPPINGAND EXPLORATION COST-EFFECTIVE TOOLS FORGEOTHERMAL GREAT BASIN REGION, WESTERN USA: CRITICAL GEOLOGIC MAPSOFGEOTHERMAL SYSTEMSIN THE DETAILED CONVENTIONALANDINNOVATIVE 3D Anderson, Ryan B.; Forson, Corina; Sadowski, Andrew J.: F.;Coolbaugh, Mark Gregory; Dering, Edwards, Joel; Faulds, James E.*; Hinz,NicholasH.; Siler, Drew L.; OF-LIFE POSTER SERIES OFAUSTRIAN ARTIST FRITZ Rowland, Stephen M.*; Davidson, Jane P.: THEHISTORY- TRILOBITES RECAST: JACOB GREEN’SMODELSOFAMERICAN Sime, John A.*: THEILLUSTRATION OFNATURE BREAK GRADUALISM SURVEYS (1860S&1870S)ASACHALLENGE TO LANDSCAPES OF THE ABYSSINIANANDINDIAN Leviton, AlanE.*; Michele: Aldrich, GEOLOGIC WEBSTER) AND THOMAS BUCKLAND LEADING PHENOMENAOFGEOLOGY*,” 1836(WILLIAM THE HISTORY OFLIFE: THE “SYNOPTIC VIEW OF THE Bourgeois, Joanne*: MESHINGALLOFGEOLOGY WITH CYCLE DIAGRAM (1838) AND THE ORIGINSOF THE CLASSICROCK Clary, ReneeM.*: LYELL’S ELEMENTSOFGEOLOGY ORIGINS OFLITHOSTRATIGRAPHY SECTION REVISITED: ACLASSICIMAGE FOR THE Vaccari, Ezio*: GIOVANNI ARDUINO’S1758CROSS- THROUGH ENGRAVINGS BY VIVARÈS (1743) VIEWS OFCOLUMNARBASALT MADEFAMOUS OF THE GIANT’SCAUSEWAY, NORTHERN IRELAND: Taylor, KennethDRURY’S L.*: SUSANNA ‘PROSPECTS’ THE ORIGINOFSPRINGS ICONOGRAPHY IN THE EARLY MODERNDEBATE ON SYMBOLISM, FAITH. JESUITSCIENCEAND Luzzini, Francesco*: DESCRIPTION, ANALOGY, Kardel, Troels*: ON DEDUCING THE UNOBSERVABLE: 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 158-12 158-11 158-10 159-13 159-12 159-11 159-10 159-9 159-8 159-7 159-6 159-5 159-4 159-3 159-2 159-1 Ward E. Sanford, HollyA. MichaelandClaire Welty, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room307 Estuaries and Their Watersheds (GSAHydrogeology Division) T104. ofNutrientsandContaminantsby Delivery Groundwater to SESSION NO. 159 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM LOWELL’S MARTIAN CANALS Baker, Victor R.*: PATHOLOGICAL GEOLOGY: PERCIVAL INDUSTRYWORLD CHANGED THE THATOF THE Brice, William R.*: APHOTOGRAPH OF THE BEGINNING TO NORTH AMERICA INTRODUCTION OFMICROSCOPICAL PETROGRAPHY Aalto, K.R.*: FERDINANDZIRKEL(1838–1912)AND THE EXAMPLE OFPALEONTOLOGICAL ICONOGRAPHY ZERRITSCH: AMID-TWENTIETHCENTURY EUROPEAN NEWPORT BAY, ORANGECOUNTY, CALIFORNIA SELENIUM LOADING FROM GROUNDWATER TO Schnaar, Gregory*; Dodge, John; Cullen, StephenJ.: DENITRIFICATION INCOASTAL STREAMBEDS Musial, Cole; Bray, Sam: TIDAL CONTROLS ON Knights, Deon*; Sawyer, Audrey H.; Rebecca; Barnes, ESTUARINE LAKESIN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES HYDROLOGIC ANDNUTRIENTCONDITIONSOF Frankovich, Thomas A.; Fourqurean, James W.: Allen, JoshuaM.*; Price,RenéM.; Whitman, Dean; WATERSHED MODEL (LPM)PARAMETERS IN THE CHESAPEAKEBAY PARAMETER TRANSITTIME LUMPED REGIONALIZING P.:Ball, William Wilusz, DanielC.*; Ciaran J.; Harman, Sanford, Ward E.; OF THE EASTERNUS DISCHARGE TO STREAMSINMOUNTAINOUS REGIONS McCoy, J.*; Kurt Nelms, David L.: GROUNDWATER SEAWATER EXCHANGEFAR FROM SHORE HEAT TRACER EVIDENCEFORGROUNDWATER- Wilson, Alicia*: COASTAL WATERSHEDS ANDBEYOND: BREAK GROUNDWATER OF NITRATE FROM CROPLAND VIA EMERGING Joseph J.: DRAINAGE DITCH WITH A VIEW: DELIVERY Gardner, JohnR.; Gustafson,AnneB.; Knee, Karen; Miklas, Jordan, Thomas E.*; Brenner, DanaC.; Fisher, Thomas R.; TWO MID-ATLANTIC ESTUARIES, USA DISMAL SWAMP, APEAT WETLAND DISCHARGING TO GROUNDWATER GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE GREAT Speiran, Gary*; Wurster, Fred; Eggleston,Jack: THE DISMAL SWAMP TO MID-ATLANTIC ESTUARIES SURFACE WATER DISCHARGEFROM THE GREAT Finkelstein, Jason: MODELINGGROUNDWATER AND Eggleston, Jack*; Speiran, Gary; Wurster, Fred; Misut,Paul; NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, DELAWARE, USA ENVIRONMENTAL THERMOGRAPHY INPRIMEHOOK DISCHARGE LOCATIONS IN TIDAL WETLANDS USING McKenna, Thomas E.*: IDENTIFYINGGROUNDWATER SUBCATCHMENT STREAMS NITRATE BASE-FLOW CONCENTRATIONS IN AGRICULTURAL CATCHMENT WITH CONTRASTING SIMULATING NITRATE REMOVAL MECHANISMSINAN Zell, Wesley O.*; Sanford, W.E.; Culver, T. B.; Goodall,J.L.: BAYCHESAPEAKE WATERSHED INTEGRATED HYDROLOGIC MODELOF THE Seck, Alimatou*; Welty, Claire: ADISTRIBUTED QUALITY RESPONSE TO MANAGEMENT PRACTICES CHESAPEAKE BAY ANDIMPLICATIONS FOR WATER- GROUNDWATER ONNITROGEN DELIVERY TO THE Phillips, Scott W.*; Sanford, Ward: THEINFLUENCEOF A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO SESSION NO. 159
219 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 159
159-14 5:15 PM Geng, Xiaolong*; Boufadel, Michel: BIOREMEDIATION OF SESSION NO. 161 SUBSURFACE OIL IN A TIDALLY-INFLUENCED SAND T115. Cave Exploration, Survey, and Science: Historical to BEACH: IMPACT OF HYDRAULICS AND INTERACTION Modern Perspectives, Methods, and Techniques (GSA Karst WITH PORE WATER CHEMISTRY Division; Cave Research Foundation; National Speleological Society; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) SESSION NO. 160 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 T106. From Green Roofs and Gutters to Urban Streams: Advancing Urban Watershed Hydrology through Innovative Field Jason Polk and Patricia N. Kambesis, Presiding and Modeling Approaches (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA 161-1 1:30 PM Sasowsky, Ira D.*; Kambesis, Patricia N.: SOME Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) THOUGHTS ON THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 342 “SEEING” CAVES Rosemary Fanelli, Rose Smith and Karen L. Prestegaard, Presiding 161-2 1:45 PM Futrell, Mike*: CURRENT ADVANCES AND TRENDS IN CAVE SURVEY METHODOLOGY 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 161-3 2:00 PM Myre, Joseph*; Covington, Matthew D.: 3-DIMENSIONAL 160-1 1:35 PM Jefferson, Anne J.*; Jarden, Kimberly; Grieser, Jenn: RECORDING OF KARST MORPHOLOGIES: THE NEXT RETROFITTING STORMWATER RETENTION ON LEAP FORWARD IN CAVE SURVEY? HEADWATER STREETS: HYDROLOGIC EFFECTS OF CATCHMENT-SCALE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE 161-4 2:15 PM Acosta Colón, Angel A.*; Candelaria Soberal, Jose F.: MODERN 3D DIGITAL CARTOGRAPHY: ZEB1 LIDAR 160-2 1:55 PM Miller, Andrew J.*; Alt, Brian: PAIRED-WATERSHED AND CAVEGEOMAP COMPARISONS TO ASSESS EFFECTIVENESS OF TRADITIONAL STORMWATER MANAGEMENT 161-5 2:30 PM Evans, B. Alexander*; Larson, Erik B.: FURTHER ADVANCES IN CAVE VOLUME CALCULATIONS: 160-3 2:10 PM Fanelli, Rosemary*; Prestegaard, Karen L.; Palmer, CONTINUED REFINEMENT OF THE COMPASS ® Margaret: CAN WATERSHED RESTORATION PRACTICES SOFTWARE REVERSE THE HYDROLOGICAL EFFECTS OF URBANIZATION? 161-6 2:45 PM Kambesis, Patricia N.*; Mylroie, John; Larson, Erik B.: MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF CAVE PATTERNS 160-4 2:25 PM Bell, Colin D.*; McMillan, Sara K.; Jefferson, Anne J.; Clinton, USING FRACTAL INDICES Sandra: HYDROLOGIC RESPONSE TO WATERSHED METRICS DESCRIBING URBAN DEVELOPMENT 161-7 3:00 PM Jenson, Aubri*; Schwartz, Benjamin F.: ESTIMATING CAVE AND MITIGATION WITH STORMWATER CONTROL ENTRANCE DENSITY USING GIS ANALYSIS: QUINTANA MEASURES ROO, MEXICO 160-5 2:40 PM Prestegaard, Karen L.*; Olsen, Christopher D.; Wood, 161-8 3:15 PM Bailey, Kenneth M.*: BIG BAT CAVE LIDAR PROJECT Kelsey Lynn; Biddle, Matthew; Milne, John: ARE GOLF 161-9 3:30 PM Zappitello, Sarah J.*: BIGGER MAY NOT BE BETTER: COURSES INFILTRATION SITES? SEASONAL VOID SIZE OF HABITAT FOR TROGLOBITIC KARST DIFFERENCES IN RUNOFF SOURCES AND RATES IN INVERTEBRATES A SMALL SUBURBAN WATERSHED 161-10 3:45 PM Polk, Jason*; Federico, Ric; Ham, Brian C.; Nedvidek, 160-6 2:55 PM Zarella, Paul J.*; Nyquist, Jonathan E.; Toran, Laura: Daniel; McClanahan, Kegan; North, Leslie; Kambesis, EXPLORING INFILTRATION PATTERNS IN URBAN Patricia N.; Marasa, Michael: THE NATIONAL CORVETTE SOILS USING GEOPHYSICS AND MICROTOPOGRAPHY MUSEUM SINKHOLE: A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY 160-7 3:10 PM Andino-Nolasco, Elvis J.*; Welty, Claire: MODELING INVESTIGATION TO EXPLORE AND REMEDIATE THE INFILTRATION BASIN HYDROLOGY USING PARFLOW. COLLAPSED CAVE CLM 161-11 4:00 PM Auler, Augusto S.*; Parker, Ceth W.; Senko, John; Sasowsky, 3:25 PM BREAK Ira D.; Barton, Hazel A.: IRON ORE CAVES IN BRAZIL: LONG TERM SPELEOGENESIS AND MICROBIALLY 160-8 3:40 PM Noe, Gregory B.*; Hupp, Cliff R.; McMillan, Sara K.: WATER MEDIATED PROCESSES QUALITY FUNCTIONS OF NATURAL AND RESTORED FLOODPLAINS IN URBAN WATERSHEDS 161-12 4:15 PM Alexander, Jr., E. Calvin*: KARST: FORM-PROCESS- FUNCTION – AN EXPANSION OF THE CONCEPT 160-9 4:00 PM Lindner, Garth*; Miller, Andrew: HOW DOES STREAM RESTORATION AFFECT FLOODWAVE PROPAGATION IN 161-13 4:30 PM Malaska, Michael J.*: EXTREME KARST: DISSOLUTION URBAN CHANNELS? GEOLOGY ON OTHER PLANETS 160-10 4:15 PM Lundberg, Dorothea June*; Prestegaard, Karen L.: 161-14 4:45 PM Curtis, Aaron G.*; Kyle, Philip: RAPID DEVELOPMENT SEASONAL VARIATION IN SURFACE-GROUNDWATER OF FUMAROLIC ICE CAVES AND ASSOCIATED EXCHANGES IN AN URBAN FLOODPLAIN WITH ACTIVE SUBSIDENCE TOPOGRAPHY ON EREBUS VOLCANO GRAVEL-BAR FORMATION 161-15 5:00 PM Mitchell, Karl Leon*: ON THE ORIGIN OF TITAN’S ARCTIC 160-11 4:30 PM Smith, Rose M.*; Kaushal, Sujay S.: CARBON CYCLE “COOKIE CUTTER” LAKES OF AN URBAN WATERSHED: EXPORTS, FORMS, AND METABOLISM SESSION NO. 162 160-12 4:45 PM McDowell, Mallori*; Prestegaard, Karen L.: QUANTIFYING T128. Field and Modeling Approaches to Understanding the THE EFFECTS OF STREAM CHANNELIZATION ON Response of Coupled Barrier-Backbarrier Systems to Coastal EVAPOTRANSPIRATION AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT Change (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Coastal CAPACITY IN LARGE (~200 KM2) URBAN WATERSHEDS Education & Research Foundation; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 160-13 5:00 PM Cintron, Nicole M.*; Gellasch, Christopher A.; Fisher, Andmorgan; Lewis, Michael G.; Torres Pagan, Glorimar: 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC Christopher J. Hein and Jorge Lorenzo Trueba, Presiding FACTORS ON SURFACE WATER QUALITY IN THE ROCK 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CREEK WATERSHED 162-1 1:35 PM Anderson, John B.*; Lorenzo-Trueba, Jorge; Wallace, 160-14 5:15 PM Bell, Joseph M.*: BACKSCATTER AS A SURROGATE FOR Davin J.; Odezulu, Christopher: VARIABLE RESPONSES SUSPENDED SEDIMENT, NUTRIENT, AND BACTERIA OF TEXAS COAST TO SEA-LEVEL RISE CONCENTRATIONS IN AN URBAN STREAM WITHIN ROCK CREEK NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON D.C.
220 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 163-2 163-1 Paul D. Taylor andLeeHsiangLiow, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room314 Evolution II(Paleontological Society) T147. BioticInteractionsand Their InfluenceonLong-Term SESSION NO. 163 162-13 162-12 162-11 162-10 162-9 162-8 162-7 162-6 162-5 162-4 162-3 162-2 5:20 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM ON THE ORIGINOF THE SIBOGLINIDAE (ANNELIDA) THE BONE-EATING OSEDAX WORMS AND INSIGHTS Danise, Silvia*; Higgs, NicholasD: MESOZOICORIGINOF CRETACEOUSLATEMISSISSIPPIAN TO THE FROM THE PERSISTENT PARABOLIC PITSINECHINODERMS Donovan, StephenK.*; Hammond,Julian; Tenny, Andrew: CONCLUDING REMARKS FROM A SIMPLEBOX MODELLINGAPPROACH TRANSGRESSIVE BARRIER ISLANDS: INSIGHTS OF ESTUARINE FRINGINGMARSHESAND GEOMORPHIC CHANGEON THE CARBONBUDGETS Justin T.;White-Nockleby, Caroline: Theuerkauf, EthanJ.*; AntonioB.; Rodriguez, Ridge, EASTERN SHOREOF VIRGINIA LOSS, ANDECOGEOMORPHICFEEDBACKS ON THE Matthew L.: BARRIER ISLANDMIGRATION, SALT MARSH D.*;Deaton, Charles J.; Hein,Christopher Kirwan, OUTER BANKS -PAMLICO SOUND COASTAL SYSTEM CHANGE: EXAMPLESFROM THE NORTH CAROLINA RESPONSE TO HOLOCENE CLIMATE ANDSEA-LEVEL BARRIER ISLANDANDESTUARY CO-EVOLUTION IN Mitra, Siddhartha; Mulligan,Ryan; Riggs, Stanley R.: Mallinson, David J.*; Culver, StephenJ.; Eduardo; Leorri, RESPONSE TO CHANGING CLIMATE ENVIRONMENTS INFLUENCEHOLISTICSYSTEM BETWEEN BARRIER ANDBACK-BARRIER ECOMORPHODYNAMIC FEEDBACKS ANDCOUPLINGS Lauzon, Rebecca; Murray, A. Brad; Kirwan, Matthew L.: Moore, Laura J.*; Duran Vinent, Orencio; Walters, David C.; BREAK BEACH PROFILES LATER, MEASUREDUSINGRTK-GPS, DGPSAND STATE BEACH REPLENISHMENTPROJECT: ONE YEAR Goulet, DanR.; Boothroyd, JonC.: THEMISQUAMICUT Oakley, A.*; Bryan Freedman, Janet; J.; Hollis, Robert BARRIER ISLANDSIN THE DELAWARE BAY VANISHING ISLANDS: CHANGINGFETCHLIMITED Jaworski, AnnaS.*; Barber, Nicholas; Lacovara, Kenneth J.: NEAR SPITTAL POND, BERMUDA R.:Struan BOULDER TRANSPORT FROM STORMS Wallace, Davin J.*; van Hengstum,Peter J.; Smith, U.S. ATLANTIC COAST DISTRIBUTIONS OF FOREDUNEHEIGHTALONG THE ISLAND BISTABILITY: ASSESSINGALONGSHORE THE INFLUENCEOFSTORM FREQUENCY ONBARRIER deVries, Elsemarie*; Goldstein,Evan B.; Moore, Laura J.: ISLANDS STORM IMPACTS ALONG THE VIRGINIA BARRIER SHORELINE CHANGEMODELINGANDCOASTAL Stanek, Mathew*; Fenster, MichaelS.: NON-LINEAR CAN WE LEARNFROM THE OUTLIERS? HISTORICALATBEHAVIOR TIMESCALE:WHAT THE Cooper, J. Andrew G.*: BARRIER ANDBARRIER ISLAND INLETS ALONGASSATEAGUE ISLAND, MARYLAND CYCLE MODELSOFFORMER WAVE-DOMINATED TIDAL Seminack, Christopher T.*; McBride,RandolphA.: LIFE- BEACH, SOUTHWESTFLORIDA STARVED LOW-LYING BARRIER BEACH: FT. MYERS MORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OFASEDIMENT- Jose, Felix*; Savarese, Michael; Thompson, Glenn T.: 1–4 November IMPACTS OF •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 163-13 163-12 163-11 163-10 163-9 163-8 163-7 163-6 163-5 163-4 163-3 164-3 164-2 164-1 Stemann, Presiding James S. Klaus, Kenneth G. Johnson,Francesca R. Boselliniand Thomas 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room310 (Society for Geology); Sedimentary Paleontological Society) I: ASessionHonoringtheContributions of AnnF. Budd (SEPM T148. CenozoicEvolution of Tropical BiotaandEnvironments SESSION NO. 164 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNA EXTINCTION RESPONSE OFASMALLGRAZER TO THE TERMINAL Stafford, Seth D.; ElliottSmith,EmmaA.; Lyons, S. Kathleen; Smith, Felisa A.*; Tomé, CatalinaP.; Newsome, NORTH-CENTRAL TEXAS SOUTH ASHPASTURE FLORA, MIDDLEPERMIANOF EVIDENCE FORPLANT–INSECTASSOCIATIONS IN THE Mccracken, S. Augusta*; Labandeira, Conrad C.: MINIMAL NORTH-CENTRAL TEXAS LOWER PERMIANSANZENBACHER FLORAFROM Labandeira, Conrad C.: INSECTHERBIVORY FROM THE Muratore, Isabella*; DosSantos, Barbosa;Thamiris CENTRAL TEXAS PERMIAN WILLIAMSON DRIVEFLORAINNORTH- PLANT–INSECT ASSOCIATONS FROM THE EARLIEST Xu, Qingqing*; Jin,Jianhua; Labandeira, Conrad C.: ECOSYSTEMS OFNORTHEASTERN CHINA AND OTHER ASSOCIATES IN TWO MIDMESOZOIC BIOTIC INTERACTIONS OFINSECTS WITH PLANTS Li, Longfeng; Wang, Mei; Lin,Xiaodan; Ren,Dong: Shih, ChungKun*; Gao, Taiping; Labandeira, Conrad C.; EURYPTERIDS ECOLOGICAL ROLES INGIANTPTERYGOTID AND CLAWS REVEAL THE EVOLUTION OFDIVERGENT Markus; Anderson,RossP.; Briggs, DerekE.G.: EYES McCoy, E.*;Victoria Lamsdell,James C.; Poschmann, BREAK OSTRACODES FROM THE USGULFCOASTAL PLAIN PROXY FORSEXUAL SELECTIONINCRETACEOUS Swaddle, JohnP: SEXUAL DIMORPHISMASA João;Maria M.S.; Hall,Christine Lockwood, Rowan; Hunt, Gene*; Puckett, T. Markham; Fernandes Martins, SEXUAL SELECTIONIN THE FOSSILRECORD (OSTRACODA): IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF BETWEEN SOFTANDHARDPARTS INCYPRIDEIS Colin; Lockwood, Rowan; Swaddle, JohnP: CORRELATION João*; Maria Fernandes Martins, Hunt,Gene; Sweeney, PHOTOSYMBIOSIS INFOSSILCORALS Morgan F.: STABLE ISOTOPE EVIDENCEFOR Tornabene, Chiara*; Rowan Martindale, C.; Schaller, ORDOVICIAN OFCHINA STROMATOPOROID INTERGROWTHS, LATE Dong-Jin: INSIGHTFROM EARLY CORAL- Lee, Mirinae*; J.; Elias, Robert Choh,Suk-Joo; Lee, INTERACTION HYDROID CNIDARIANS: 187MILLION YEARS OFBIOTIC SYMBIOSIS BETWEENSERPULIDPOLYCHAETES AND Lee Hsiang; Waeschenbach, Andrea; Zibrowius, Helmut: Taylor, Paul D.*; Gordon,DennisP.; Jäger, Manfred; Liow, SCLERACTINIAN REEFCORALS IN ACOMBINEDPHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF Cordie, David R.*; Budd,AnnF.: HISTOLOGICAL DATA TO TREES: PROGRESS ANDCHALLENGES Knowlton, Nancy*: FROM COSTAE TO COIANDSPECIES THE SKELETAL THICKENING DEPOSITS CORAL FAMILIES: PHYLOGENETICSIGNIFICANCEOF Stolarski, Jaroslaw*: CHRONICLES OFSCLERACTINIAN INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Jr., Thomas W.: AFTER THE MAMMOTHS: THE AFTER THE SESSION NO. 164
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164-4 2:30 PM Racicot, Rachel*; Budd, Ann F.; Huang, Danwei; Smith, 165-6 3:10 PM Smith, Jon Jay*; Hembree, Daniel I.; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Nathan D.: MORPHOLOGICAL DATA PARTITIONS Platt, Brian F.: NEOICHNOLOGY AND PEDOLOGY POSSESS DIFFERENT LEVELS OF PHYLOGENETIC OF MONTANE SOILS IN THE SANTA CATALINA SIGNAL FOR THE EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS MOUNTAINS, SOUTHERN ARIZONA OF THE REEF CORAL FAMILIES MERULINIDAE, 3:25 PM BREAK MONTASTRAEIDAE, DIPLOASTRAEIDAE, AND MUSSIDAE (CNIDARIA: ANTHOZOA: SCLERACTINIA) 165-7 3:40 PM Stankye, Timothy P.*; Cuomo, Carmela: DETERMINING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF PALEOLIMULIDS FROM 164-5 2:45 PM Tibbits, Matthew*: VARIATION AND PLASTICITY IN PRESERVED TRACKWAYS SCLERACTINIAN MICROMORPHOLOGY 165-8 3:55 PM Curran, H. Allen*; Seike, Koji: NEOICHNOLOGY OF 164-6 3:00 PM Cadena, Edwin*: EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF CALLIANASSID SHRIMP SPECIES IN THE BAHAMAS: CENOZOIC NEOTROPICAL TURTLES AND NEW ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES, BURROW FOSSILS FROM THE EARLY TO MIDDLE MIOCENE, CHARACTERISTICS, AND RELATED TRACE FOSSILS CASTILLETES FORMATION OF COLOMBIA 165-9 4:10 PM Kopcznski, Karen*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Curran, H. Allen; 164-7 3:15 PM Luque, Javier*; Hendy, Austin J.W.; Rosenberg, Michael; Gnivecki, Perry L.; Brake, Marie; Lloyd, Gwen; Rothfus, Portell, Roger W.; Palmer, A. Richard: CENOZOIC INTER- Thomas A.; Seike, Koji: MESOSCALE BIOTURBATION TIDAL, SUPRA-TIDAL, AND FRESHWATER CRABS PATTERNS IN CARBONATE AND SILICICLASTIC FROM TROPICAL AMERICA COASTAL SEQUENCES: INSIGHTS FROM GEORADAR 3:30 PM BREAK IMAGING 164-8 3:45 PM Grass, Andy*: EXAMINING BEHAVIOR AND LEVELS 165-10 4:25 PM Maza, Zach A.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.: X-RAY OF ARBOREALITY IN EXTINCT SLOTHS THROUGH FLUORESCENCE TRENDS ACROSS THE K-PG SCAPULA MORPHOLOGY BOUNDARY, RANCOCAS CREEK, NEW JERSEY: 164-9 4:00 PM Todd, Jonathan A.*: HYPERDIVERSITY IN MOLLUSCS IMPLICATIONS FOR EVENT STRATIGRAPHY AND AND PALAEOBIOTIC ANALYSES: WHAT ARE ‘SPECIES’ ICHNOLOGY AND ARE THEY USEFUL? 165-11 4:40 PM Szajna, Michael J.*; Hartline, Brian W.; Fillmore, David L.; 164-10 4:15 PM Anderson, Brendan Matthew*; Allmon, Warren D.: Simpson, Edward L.; Jasinski, Steven: A REPORT ON FIVE MULTIPLE FORMS OF HETEROCHRONY RESULT IN NEW ICHNOFOSSIL LOCALITIES IN THE LATE TRIASSIC RAPID GROWTH AND VERMIFORM MORPHOLOGY IN NEWARK BASIN, PENNSYLVANIA VERMICULARIA (TURRITELLIDAE) 165-12 4:55 PM Buynevich, Ilya V.*: MEGAVERTEBRATE ACTIVITY 164-11 4:30 PM Hendricks, Jonathan R.*: ANTECEDENTS OF THE ALONG OCEANIC COASTS: SPANNING THE MODERN TROPICAL AMERICAN CONE SNAIL FAUNA: ICHNOLOGICAL-ZOOGEOMORPHIC CONTINUUM PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITY AND BIOGEOGRAPHICAL 165-13 5:10 PM Leyton-Nolan, Gabriela P.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.: PATTERNS HISTORY OF LATE MIOCENE TO PLIO-PLEISTOCENE OF SHOREBIRD PREDATION TRACES ON ATLANTIC CONIDAE IN THE CONTEXT OF MAJOR REGIONAL SURF CLAM VALVES ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE 5:25 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS 164-12 4:45 PM Carlon, David B.*; Budd, Ann F.: IS THE TROPICAL ATLANTIC AN EVOLUTIONARY HOTSPOT FOR CORAL SESSION NO. 166 EVOLUTION? TIMING AND DIVERSIFICATION OF THE T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient CORAL SUBFAMILIES MUSSINAE AND FAVIINAE IN THE Systems I (Paleontological Society) TROPICAL ATLANTIC 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 315 164-13 5:00 PM Budd, Ann F.*; Stemann, Thomas: REVISITING THE GATUNCILLO FORMATION: EOCENE BRAIN CORALS Darrin J. Molinaro, Carolyn M. Furlong, Amelinda E. Webb and Gary J. Motz, AND THE ORIGIN OF THE RECENT CARIBBEAN CLADE Presiding MUSSIDAE 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 166-1 1:40 PM Das, Shiladri S.*; Goswami, Pritha; Bardhan, Subhendu; SESSION NO. 165 Mallick, Sumanta; Paul, Shubhabrata: DRILLING T156. Earth Underfoot: New Frontiers in Ichnology and GASTROPOD PREDATION ON THE LOWER MIOCENE Zoogeomorphology (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GASTROPOD ASSEMBLAGES FROM KUTCH, WESTERN Paleontological Society) INDIA: SPATIOTEMPORAL IMPLICATIONS 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 316 166-2 1:55 PM Johnson, Erynn H.*; Anderson, Brendan Matthew; Allmon, Ilya V. Buynevich, Stephen T. Hasiotis and Brian F. Platt, Presiding Warren D.: CAN WE LEARN ANYTHING FROM ALL THOSE PIECES? OBTAINING DATA ON DRILLING 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PREDATION FROM FRAGMENTED HIGH-SPIRED 165-1 1:40 PM Butler, David R.*: ZOOGEOMORPHOLOGY IN THE GASTROPOD SHELLS ANTHROPOCENE 166-3 2:10 PM Furlong, Carolyn M.*; Gegolick, Aimee; Molinaro, 165-2 2:00 PM Hembree, Daniel I.*; Smith, Jon J.; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Darrin J.; Leighton, Lindsey R.; Zonneveld, John-Paul: Platt, Brian F.: NEOICHNOLOGY OF SEMIARID STEREOTYPICALLY BORING: AN ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTS: SOILS AND BURROWING PREDATORY DRILL HOLE STEREOTYPY IN LITTORINA ORGANISMS OF THE SONORAN DESERT SAXATILIS FROM THE BAY OF FUNDY, NOVA SCOTIA 165-3 2:20 PM Pemberton, S. George*: LOW PERMEABILITY GAS 166-4 2:25 PM Montoya, Leslie Marie*; Forcino, Frank L.; Stafford, Emily S.: CHARGED BIOTURBATED RESERVOIRS TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATION OF DRILLHOLE 165-4 2:40 PM Platt, Brian F.*: COMPARISON OF DIGITIZATION FREQUENCY WITHIN THE MIOCENE ST. MARY’S TECHNIQUES FOR ICHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS FORMATION, MARYLAND 165-5 2:55 PM Hasiotis, Stephen T.*; Parrish, Judith Totman; Chan, 166-5 2:40 PM Dietl, Gregory P.*: EVALUATING THE STRENGTH OF Marjorie A.: HIDDEN DIVERSITY OF A WET DESERT ESCALATION AS A RESEARCH PROGRAM ECOSYSTEM—PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE 166-6 3:00 PM Molinaro, Darrin J.*; Tyler, Carrie L.; Mendonca, Steven E.; ICHNOLOGY OF THE NAVAJO SANDSTONE, Leighton, Lindsey R.: PEELING OUT PREDATION SOUTHEASTERN UTAH INTENSITY: DOES REPAIR SCAR FREQUENCY SHIFT DURING MODERN ECOLOGICAL DISTURBANCE?
222 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 167-5 167-4 167-3 167-2 167-1 Presiding David R.M. Pattison, Matthew J. Kohn, Frank S. Cesare, SpearandBernardo 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room317 Association ofCanada) Division; MineralogicalSocietyofAmerica; Mineralogical (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology T166. MetamorphicPetrology: New Approaches andOutcomes SESSION NO. 167 166-14 166-13 166-12 166-11 166-10 166-9 166-8 166-7 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM AND EXPERIMENTAL CONSTRAINTS METAMORPHISM ANDANATEXIS: NANOSIMS, TEM DEPROTONATION OFSTAUROLITE DURING Amel; Omar;Barich, Poli, Bartoli, Stefano: PROGRESSIVE Viti, Cecilia; Mugnaioli,Enrico; Acosta-Vigil,Antonio; Cesare, Bernardo*; Schmidt,Max W.; Remusat, Laurent; OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE AND CHEMISTRY OFINCIPIENTSERPENTINIZATION OF Andrei: REAL-TIMEMONITORING OFREACTION RATE Schwarzenbach, Esther M; Sublett, D. Matthew; Dolocan, HectorM.*;Lamadrid, Bodnar, R.J.; Rimstidt,J. Donald; OXYGEN ISOTOPE SIMSANALYSIS VEINS, BERGELL, ITALY: PERSPECTIVES BASED ON EXCHANGE INHYDROTHERMAL OLIVINE-CALCITE Begue, Florence: MECHANISMOFSTABLE ISOTOPE Benita; Vennemann,Putlitz, Anne-Sophie; Torsten; Baumgartner, Lukas*; Siron,Guillaume; Bouvier, AUREOLES: APROGRADE ORRETROGRADE SIGNAL? DEL PAINE AND WESTERN ADAMELLO CONTACT CHLORINE CONTENTINBIOTITE OF THE TORRES Siron, Guillaume*; Baumgartner, Lukas; Bodner, Robert: PETROCHRONOLOGY VALLEY (SEZANSKAR): IMPLICATIONS FOR BARROVIAN-TYPE METAPELITES OF THE MIYAR FIELD OFALLANITEANDMONAZITEIN THE Robyr, Martin*; Goswami-Banerjee, Sriparna: STABILITY BRACHIOPOD DECLINE OF SUBSTRATE PREFERENCEINMID-MESOZOIC Manojlovic, Marko*; Clapham,Matthew E.: THEROLE STRATEGIESPALEOZOIC THROUGH THE A COMPARISON OFBRACHIOPOD ATTACHMENT Forcino, Frank L.*; Stafford, EmilyS.; Leighton,Lindsey R.: DEVONIAN CONCAVO-CONVEX BRACHIOPODS THE INFLUENCEOFPREDATION ON TURNOVER IN Leighton, Lindsey R.*: WATERWAYS FORMATION: BRACHIOPOD HOST, ANDENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEENSCLEROBIONT, WATERWAYS FORMATION: EXPLORING THE Amelinda E.; Schneider, L.; Chris Leighton,Lindsey R.: Rocca, Alexandra N.*; Mendonca,Steven E.; Webb, MORPHOLOGY ACROSS DIFFERENTENVIRONMENTS BRACHIOPOD COMMUNITIESANDCHANGING L.;Chris Leighton,Lindsey R.: WATERWAYS FORMATION: Webb, AmelindaE.*; Molinaro, J.; Darrin Schneider, THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE TROPICAL DEVONIAN BRACHIOPOD COMMUNITIES WATERWAYS FORMATION: ANALYZING TRENDS IN Schneider, L.; Chris Forcino, Frank L.; Leighton,Lindsey R.: M.;Kristina Rocca,Alexandra N.; Molinaro, J.; Darrin Mendonca, Steven E.*; Webb, AmelindaE.; Barclay, MINING PROPERTIES ANDITSIMPORTANCE INOILSANDS DEGREE OFBIOTIC INFLUENCEONSEDIMENT Schneider, L.*: Chris WATERWAYSFORMATION: THE BREAK THROUGH ITSLIFE – ACCOMPANYING ACARIBBEANSANDDOLLAR Grun, TobiasCRADLE TO B.*: THETOMB FROM THE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 167-15 167-14 167-13 167-12 167-11 167-10 167-9 167-8 167-7 167-6 168-4 168-3 168-2 168-1 Barbara L. Dutrow, Sarah Penniston-Dorland and Virginia Sisson,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room341 Geochemical Society) Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; (Mineralogical SocietyofAmerica; GSAMineralogy, Elements: ACelebrationofSorenaSorensen’s Career T168. Subduction, Fluids, Minerals, Accessory and Trace SESSION NO. 168 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM GEOCHRONOLOGY GEOCHRONOLOGY ANDINSITUU–PBMONAZITE PHASE EQUILIBRIA MODELLING, LU–HFGARNET TEMPERATURE METAMORPHIC EVENTSUSING Siddoway, S.: Christine DECODINGMULTIPLE HIGH- Yakymchuk, Chris*; Brown, Michael; Korhonen, Fawna J.; COLORADO, USA METAMORPHISM NEARBIG THOMPSON CANYON, AND TEMPORAL CONSTRAINTSONREGIONAL Baird, Graham B.: PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE Rattanasith, Diana; Mahan,Kevin H.; Kelly, NigelM.; Allaz, Julien M.*; Pritekel, Cameron; Condit,Cailey B.; THE “NEVADAPLANO” Williams, Quentin: METAMORPHIC PETROLOGY AND Hoiland, Carl W.*; Miller, ElizabethL.; Coble, Matthew A.; ZONE, IDAHO COLLISIONAL EVENTS: SALMONRIVERSUTURE AND COMPOSITIONALZONINGASRECORDSOF Matthew P.: GARNETGROWTH, RESORPTION, Bollen, ElizabethM.*; Stowell, HaroldH.; McKay, FEASIBILITY, THEORY ANDAPPLICATIONS PRESSURE VARIATIONS:Johannes: GRAIN-SCALE Moulas, Evangelos*; Tajcmanova, Lucie; Vrijmoed, PROFILES YIELD MAXIMUMCOOLINGRATES GEOSPEEDOMETRY – WHY SIMPLEDIFFUSION Ketcham, RichardA.: PUTTING THE BRAKESON Kohn, Matthew J.*; Penniston-Dorland, Sarah; ZONING USING NEWCONSTRAINTSFROM GARNETCHEMICAL NUMERICAL SIMULATION OFCRYSTALLIZATION Kelly, D.*; Eric Ketcham, RichardA.: ENHANCED IT’S AMAD, MAD, MMAD WORLD Spear, Frank S.*; Pattison, David R.M.; Cheney, John T.: BREAK DIAGRAM MODELING, FOCUSINGONMETAPELITES Pattison, David R.M.*: CHALLENGESINPHASE AFFINITY INROCKS WITH PORPHYROBLASTS Foster, Jr., C.T.*: LOCALCONTROL OFREACTION CALIFORNIA: METAMORPHISM, DEFORMATION, AGE IN THE SHALE-MATRIX MELANGEAT SANSIMEON, Cloos, Mark*; Ukar, Estibalitz: BLUESCHISTBLOCKS MIOCENE CORDILLERANCORECOMPLEX FLAT SUBDUCTION, THEN INCORPORATED INTO A SUBUCTED ROCKS ACCRETED DURINGLARAMIDE CEMETERY RIDGE, ARIZONA: A TYPE EXPOSURE OF Grove, J.; Marty Hoyt, JohnJ.: OROCOPIA SCHISTAT Jacobson, E.*; Carl Jeremy; Hourigan, Haxel, Gordon B.; TURKEY GEOCHRONOLOGY: EXAMPLESFROM NORTHERN THIN SECTION)ZIRCONANDBADDELEYITE SUBDUCTION PROCESSES VIA INSITU(IN Catlos, ElizabethJ.*; Shin, Timothy A.: TIMING MINERALS AS RECORDEDBYSORENASORENSEN’SCOOL MEDIATED MASS TRANSFER INSUBDUCTION ZONES Peacock, SimonM.*: METAMORPHISM ANDFLUID- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 168
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168-5 2:45 PM Page, F. Zeb*; Storey, Craig; Lasalle, Stephanie: A FROM EARLY MARS AND EARTH INDICATE CRUSTAL SUBDUCTION FLUID RECORD FROM CORRELATED REFUGIA ON EARLY BOMBARDMENT SURFACES OXYGEN ISOTOPE AND TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 169-6 2:50 PM Richardson, Christopher*; Davatzes, Alexandra K.; Korman, OF RUTILE AND SPHENE FROM GARNET-BEARING Katrina: TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON AND GEOCHEMICAL TECTONIC BLOCKS IN THE FRANCISCAN COMPLEX, ANALYSIS OF A PALEOARCHEAN SPHERULE LAYER CALIFORNIA, USA 169-7 3:05 PM Cavosie, Aaron J.*; Erickson, Timmons M.; Timms, Nick; 168-6 3:00 PM Ayers, John C.*; Peters, Timothy: ZIRCON/FLUID TRACE Reddy, Steven; Talavera, Cristina; Montalvo, Stephanie D.; ELEMENT PARTITION COEFFICIENTS MEASURED BY Pincus, Maya R.; Gibbon, Ryan; Moser, Desmond E.: RECRYSTALLIZATION OF MUD TANK ZIRCON AT 1.5 REVISITING THE IMPACT CHRONOLOGY OF THE GPA AND 800-1000°C MOON: A TERRESTRIAL PERSPECTIVE ON USING 168-7 3:15 PM Dragovic, Besim*; Caddick, Mark J.: A (VERY) BRIEF EX SITU SHOCKED ZIRCONS TO DATE METEORITE HISTORY OF SUBDUCTION: INSIGHTS FROM IMPACTS THERMODYNAMIC AND GEODYNAMIC MODELS 3:20 PM DISCUSSION 168-8 3:30 PM Dutrow, Barbara L.*; Henry, Darrell J.: CHAROITE, 169-8 3:30 PM Figueroa, Maria C.*; Miranda Berrocales, Viridis M.; CHAROITITES AND ASSOCIATED MINERALS: THE Rivera-Banuchi, Victoria B.; Cavosie, Aaron J.; Moser, PRODUCTS OF INTENSE METASOMATIC ACTIVITY Desmond E.: ORIGIN OF VESICULAR RIMS ON 168-9 3:45 PM Harlow, George E.*: SUBDUCTION ZONE FLUID DETRITAL ZIRCONS FROM THE CHELMSFORD CRYSTALLIZATION PRODUCTS—THE PERSPECTIVE FORMATION, SUDBURY IMPACT STRUCTURE, CANADA FROM JADEITITE RESEARCH 169-9 3:45 PM Reddy, Steven*; Johnson, Tim; Rickard, Will; van Riessen, 168-10 4:00 PM Beard, James*; Schwarzenbach, Esther M; Bodnar, R.J.; Arie; Fischer, Sebastian; Taylor, Rich; Prosa, Ty; Reinhard, Caddick, M.J.: VARIATIONS IN BRUCITE COMPOSITION Dave; Rice, Katie; Chen, Yimeng: PRECAMBRIAN REIDITE AND ABUNDANCE IN COMPOSITIONAL DOMAINS IN A UNEARTHED SERPENTINIZED HARZBURGITE 169-10 4:05 PM Harper, Charlie T.*; Eriks, R. Sierd; Gunning, Michael: 168-11 4:15 PM Sisson, Virginia*; Burton, Daniel D.; Brandon, Alan; Nelson, MEGA FALLBACK BRECCIA AND IMPACT MELT Wendy; Harlow, George E.; Brueckner, Hannes K.: OS- BODIES DISCOVERED AT THE DEEPLY ERODED ISOTOPE AND HIGHLY SIDEROPHILE ELEMENT CARSWELL IMPACT STRUCTURE, NORTHWESTERN EVIDENCE FOR THE ORIGIN OF SERPENTINITES FROM SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA THE MOTAGUA (GUATEMALA) SUTURE ZONE 169-11 4:20 PM Miranda Berrocales, Viridis M.*: THE ORIGIN OF DETRITAL 168-12 4:30 PM Martin, Celine*; Flores, Kennet E.; Harlow, George E.: SHOCKED QUARTZ GRAINS FROM THE CENTRAL BORON ISOTOPES DISCRIMINATION FOR UPLIFT OF THE ROCK ELM IMPACT STRUCTURE, SUBDUCTION-RELATED SERPENTINITES: EXAMPLE WISCONSIN, USA OF THE GUATEMALA SUTURE ZONE 169-12 4:35 PM Rivera-Banuchi, Victoria B.*; Cavosie, Aaron J.: ORIGIN 168-13 4:45 PM Henry, Darrell J.*; Daigle, Nicholas M.; Mueller, Paul A.; OF PLANAR MICROSTRUCTURES IN DETRITAL Mogk, David W.: CHLORINE IN HIGH-GRADE IRON MONAZITES FROM HEAVY MINERAL CONCENTRATES FORMATION “HYDROUS” MINERALS – INTERPLAY FROM THE NAMAKWA SANDS MINE, ATLANTIC COAST AMONG TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, CRYSTAL OF SOUTH AFRICA CHEMISTRY AND METAMORPHIC FLUID 169-13 4:50 PM Macris, Catherine A.*; Asimow, Paul D.; Zhang, Youxue; 168-14 5:00 PM Gentes, Zoe*: NEAR-PRIMARY MANTLE MELTS AND Badro, James; Stolper, Edward M.; Eiler, John M.: THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISM OF ESTIMATING THERMAL HISTORIES OF TEKTITES ISLAND ARC BASALT OXIDATION USING LECHATELIERITE INCLUSIONS 168-15 5:15 PM Ernst, W.G.*; Sleep, Norman H.; Tsujimori, Tatsuki: 169-14 5:05 PM Henkes, Gregory A.*; Yancey, Thomas E.; Grossman, PRECAMBRIAN PLATE-TECTONIC EVOLUTION: Ethan L.; Passey, Benjamin H.; Schrag, Daniel P.: BOTTOM-UP AND TOP-DOWN MANTLE CIRCULATION TEMPERATURES OF CHICXULUB CARBONATE ACCRETIONARY LAPILLI FORMATION FROM CLUMPED SESSION NO. 169 ISOTOPES T174. Microscopic Impact Records (GSA Mineralogy, 5:20 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) SESSION NO. 170 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 344 T178. 70 Years of Geoscience at UNESCO: Past, Present, Aaron J. Cavosie, Presiding and Future 169-1 1:30 PM Tretiakova, Lioudmila*: IMPACT-COSMIC-METASOMATIC 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 331/332 ORIGIN OF MICRO-DIAMONDS FROM KUMDYKOL P. Patrick Leahy and John W. Hess, Presiding DEPOSIT, KOKCHETAV MASSIV, N. KAZAKHSTAN 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 169-2 1:45 PM Sikder, Arif M.*; Frančišković-Bilinski, Stanislav; Bilinski, 170-1 1:35 PM Kimball, Suzette M.*; Labson, Victor F.: THE USGS - Halka; Castano, Carlos E.; Clifford, Dustin M.; Turner, UNESCO PARTNERSHIP Joseph B McGee; Garman, Gregory C.: PETROGRAPHIC 170-2 1:55 PM Bailey, K.E.*: U.S. CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNESCO’S ANALYSIS OF THE MAGNETIC SPHERULES FROM THE SCIENCE PROGRAMS SEDIMENTS OF KARSTIC DOBRA RIVER, CROATIA 170-3 2:10 PM Morris, Stephen*: UPDATE ON THE US WORLD HERITAGE 169-3 2:00 PM Chen, Yang*; Liu, Yang: IMPACT MELT POCKETS IN PROGRAM MARTIAN METEORITES AS RECORDERS OF IMPACT PROCESSES ON MARS 170-4 2:30 PM Burkins, Melody Brown*: THE USNC-IUGS: EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL GEOSCIENCE 169-4 2:15 PM Wolf, Terrence Rowan*: CLASSIFICATION OF ORDINARY ENGAGEMENT CHONDRITES 170-5 2:45 PM Casadevall, Thomas*; Hill, Wesley M.; Nowlan, Godfrey S.: 169-5 2:30 PM Moser, Desmond E.*; Reinhard, David A.; Larson, David J.; Prosa, Tyler J.; Olson, David; Rice, Katherine; Chen, GEOLOGIC HERITAGE IN NORTH AMERICA – THE ROLE FOR GEOPARKS Y.M.; Barker, Ivan; Gault, Baptiste; Irving, Anthony: ATOM PROBE TOMOGRAPHY OF ZIRCONIAN MINERALS 170-6 3:00 PM Moores, Eldridge M.*: REFLECTIONS ON IGCP AND THE FUTURE
224 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 171-8 171-7 171-6 171-5 171-4 171-3 171-2 171-1 Cynthia M. Liutkus-Pierce, GailM. Ashley andAndrew S. Cohen,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room324 Geomorphology Division; GSAArchaeological GeologyDivision) GeologyDivision;Sedimentary Geologyand GSAQuaternary for Geology); Sedimentary Division; GSALimnogeology GSA New Methods, New Data, andNew InsightsII(SEPM (Society T195. Paleoenvironmental ReconstructionofHomininSites: SESSION NO. 171 170-11 170-10 170-9 170-8 170-7 3:40 PM 3:40 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM DURING THE QUATERNARYDURING THE PALEOBIOLOGY IN THE CAPEFLORALREGION FOR C4PLANTDISTRIBUTIONS ANDHOMININ ELANDSFONTEIN, SOUTHAFRICA: IMPLICATIONS ECOLOGY OF THE MAMMALCOMMUNITYFROM NEW INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE STABLE ISOTOPE Laura; Pickering, Robyn; Dave; Roberts, Braun, David R.: Levin, NaomiE.; Stynder, Deano; Forrest, Frances; Bishop, Patterson, David*; Lehmann,SophieB.; Matthews, Thalassa; BREAK TANZANIA THROUGH SCIENTIFICCORINGAT OLDUVAI GORGE, PALEOENVIRONMENTS ANDPALEOCLIMATES INVESTIGATIONS ONHOMININPALEOLANDSCAPES, Stollhofen, Harald; Toth, Nick; Schick, Kathy: NEW Njau, Jackson K.*; Stanistreet,IanG.; McHenry, Lindsay J.; TANZANIA MOLLUSCAN BIVALVES, BEDIII, OLDUVAI GORGE, Schick, Kathy; Toth, Nick: PALEOECOLOGY OFFOSSIL Johnson, ClaudiaC.*; Njau,Jackson K; Van Damme, Dirk; EARS AT ~1.3MA FRESHWATER RESOURCEFORHOMININSIN THE RECONSTRUCTION OFALARGE WETLAND, A Garrett, Kevin R.*: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL ACHEULEAN TECHNOLOGICALTRANSITION BASIN, NORTHERN TANZANIA, AT THE OLDOWAN- CORRELATIONS ACROSS THE PLEISTOCENE OLDUVAI Ignacio; Pante, MichaelC.: DETAILED STRATIGRAPHIC McHenry, Lindsay J.*; Njau,Jackson K.; dela Torre, LEVEL, OLDUVAI GORGE, TANZANIA PALEOSOL CATENA, THE ZINJARCHAEOLOGICAL PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OFA Driese, Steven G.*; Ashley, GailM.: ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE, OLDUVAI GORGE, TANZANIA Ashley, GailM.*: THERECORDOFSPRINGSAT DK TANZANIA ASSOCIATED WITH HOMININSAT OLDVUAI GORGE, OF FIREANDGRASSLAND-FOREST TRANSITIONS Schick, Kathy; Toth, Nick: BIOMARKERSIGNATURES Brassell, SimonC.; Njau,Jackson; Stanistreet,IanG.; Freeman, H.*; Katherine Doman,Christine; Colcord,Devon; INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DISCUSSION GEOSCIENCES’ GLOBAL FOOTPRINT CAPACITY BUILDING -UNESCO’SINSPIRATION, Keane, M.*; Christopher Gaines, Sarah M.: HUMAN GENERATIONS Nickless, Edmund*: RESOURCINGFUTURE Bales, Jerad D.*: THEUNESCOIHP WATER ADVENTURE PALEOZOIC WORLD UNDERSTANDING OF THE EARLY TO MIDDLE OF TWO DECADESOFIGCPPROJECTS ONOUR Cramer, Bradley D.*: IGCP591AND THE LEGACY AND PROJECTS 299, 379, 448, 513, AND598 AQUIFER SYSTEMS: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS WITH IGCP UNDERSTAND THE NATURE OFKARSTLANDSCAPE/ Groves, Chris*; Yuan, Daoxian:EFFORTS TO GLOBAL 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 171-12 171-11 171-10 171-9 172-10 172-9 172-8 172-7 172-6 172-5 172-4 172-3 172-2 172-1 SchulzandMeganAndrews, Marjorie Zsuzsanna Balogh-Brunstad, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room343 the Rhizosphere T204. The ReactiveSoil: Processes attheBio-GeoInterfacein SESSION NO. 172 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS AFRICAN HUMIDPERIOD, WEST TURKANA, KENYA BETWEEN ARCHAEOLOGYANDMARSHESFROM THE LIVING INASWAMPY PARADISE: ASSOCIATIONS Beck, C.*; Catherine Feibel, Craig S.; Beyin, Amanuel: HUMID PERIODAT CHOW BAHIR, ETHIOPIA CLIMATE DYNAMICS OF THE TERMINAL AFRICAN STROMATOLITES SUGGEST TIMING, DURATION, AND H.;Catherine HSPDPScience Team, Chow Bahir: Raub, Timothy D.*; Biazen, Mequanent; DeKiewiet, (MOLISE, ITALY) PALEOENVIRONMENT OFISERNIALAPINETA Giuseppe; Peretto, Carlo: PALEOCLIMATE AND Ursula; Berto, Claudio; Sala,Benedetto; Lembo, Zanazzi, Alessandro*; Fletcher, Andrew; Thun Hohenstein, CORE MATERIAL KENYA: BASED ONXRDANALYSIS OFHSPDP-MAG AS PALEOSALINITY INDICATOR FROM LAKEMAGADI, Veronica M; Cohen,Andrew S.: AUTHIGENIC MINERALS Tim K.; Renaut,Robin W.; Owen, R. Muiruri, Bernhart; Rabideaux, Nathan*; Deocampo, DanielM.; Lowenstein, WEATHERING IN THE RHIZOSPHEREOFCONIFERS MINERAL TRANSFORMATIONFUNGAL THROUGH Zsuzsanna*;Balogh-Brunstad, Keller, C. Kent; Shi,Z.: SIDEROPHORES IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS Andrews, Megan*; Owen: Duckworth, DETECTIONOF RELEASE OF WATER BYPLANTROOTS Ammar: ROLE OFMUCILAGE ONUPTAKE AND Ghezzehei, Teamrat*; Bogie, Nathaniel; Albalasmeh, BREAK SERPENTINITE WEATHERING Julie L.; Kimberly: Negrich, BIOLOGICALIMPACTS ON Agnes R.; J.; Olsen,Brian Cardace, Dawn; Baumeister, Olsen, AmandaAlbright*; Hausrath, ElisabethM.; Taylor, BASALT, GRANITE, RHYOLITE, ANDSCHIST ELEMENT MOBILIZATION DURING WEATHERING OF GRASS ANDMICROBIOTA EFFECTONLITHOGENIC Carmen; Maier, RainaM.; Huxman, Travis; Chorover, Jon: Dontsova, Katerina*; Zaharescu,Dragos; Burghelea, ORIGIN SOIL ASPOTENTIAL FINGERPRINTSOFGEOGRAPHIC ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONSOF WINE ANDPROVENANCE Daly, GeorgeEdward*; Widom, Elisabeth: RADIOGENIC MANGANESE CYCLINGINFORESTED WATERSHEDS Elizabeth*:Herndon, IMPORTANCE OF VEGETATION FOR OF THE NORTHERN GREAT LAKESREGION PERCOLATION ANDPEDOGENESISINSANDY SOILS TEMPORAL ANDSPATIAL PATTERNS OFDEEP Schaetzl, Randall*; Rothstein,David; Samonil,Pavel: SOIL CATION EXCHANGE GENERATED BYOSCILLATORY WATER FLOW AND HOTSPOTS ANDHOT MOMENTSIN THE RHIZOSPHERE Zoe G.; Mayer, K. Ulrich; Rastetter, Edward B.: NUTRIENT Neumann, RebeccaB.*; Espeleta,Javier F.; Cardon, PROCESSES DEEP SOIL: SOILPRESERVATION OFRHIZOSPHERE Mnich, Meagan: ROOT ANDMYCORRHIZAIMPACTS ON Schulz, Marjorie*; Lawrence, Corey; Stonestrom,David; INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 172
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172-11 4:35 PM Wrage, Jackie*; Hopkins, David; DeSutter, Thomas: 173-11 4:15 PM Alvarez Naranjo, Angelica*; Hogan, John P.: FAULT MICROMORPHOLOGY OF A SALT AFFECTED SOIL GROWTH DURING NASCENT STAGES OF NEAR FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA CONTINENTAL RIFTING 172-12 4:50 PM Zhi, Wei*: ROOT-PROMOTED MINERAL WEATHERING: A 173-12 4:30 PM Williams, Randolph T.*; Goodwin, Laurel B; Mozley, REACTIVE TRANSPORT MODELING STUDY Peter S.; Sharp, Warren D.: DIAGENETIC CONTROLS ON 5:05 PM DISCUSSION FAULT-ZONE ARCHITECTURE AND PERMEABILITY STRUCTURE IN NORMAL FAULTS: TEMPORAL 5:25 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS CONSTRAINTS ON THE DISTRIBUTION, RECURRENCE, AND DURATION OF FAULT-ZONE FLUID MIGRATION SESSION NO. 173 173-13 4:45 PM Niemeijer, André R.*; Plümper, Oliver: LOW FRICTIONAL T210. Strike Slip Fault Systems Transfer Stress Inboard from STRENGTH OF PHYLLOSILICATE-BEARING MIXTURES: the Subduction Zone Margin Leading to Basin Subsidence and MECHANICAL DATA AND MICROSTRUCTURAL Orogensis, Are Conduits for Magmatism, and Are Responsible OBSERVATIONS for Far-Traveled Terrane Translation (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 173-14 5:00 PM Platt, John D.*; Meade, Brendan J.; Savage, Heather M.; and Volcanology Division) Rowe, Christie D.: RAPID DUCTILE AFTERSLIP FROM COSEISMIC HEATING 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 173-15 5:15 PM Wersan, Louis S.*: REINVESTIGATING THE MISSION Jeff Benowitz, John I. Garver and Michele Cooke, Presiding CREEK FAULT: HOLOCENE SLIP RATES IN THE 173-1 1:30 PM Bemis, Sean P.*; Benowitz, Jeff; Fendick, Anne M.; Terhune, NORTHERN COACHELLA VALLEY AND IMPLICATIONS Patrick; Carlson, J. Kade; Burkett, Corey: ADVECTION AND FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MIGRATION IN THE MOUNT MCKINLEY RESTRAINING ASSESSMENT BEND OF THE DENALI FAULT, DENALI NATIONAL PARK & PRESERVE, ALASKA SESSION NO. 174 173-2 1:45 PM Enkelmann, Eva*; Koons, Peter O.; Pavlis, Terry L.; Hallet, T8. Bridging Two Continents: Supercontinents In Earth’s History: Bernard; Barker, Adam; Elliott, Julie; Garver, John I.; New Perspectives from Precambrian Geology of Asia and North Pavlis, Gary; Ruppert, Natalia: COOPERATION AMONG America TECTONIC AND SURFACE PROCESSES IN THE 3:00 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 ST. ELIAS RANGE; EARTH’S HIGHEST COASTAL MOUNTAINS Mingguo Zhai, J. Brendan Murphy and Joseph G. Meert, Presiding 173-3 2:00 PM Umhoefer, Paul J.*; Skinner, Lisa A.; Miller, Robert B.; 174-1 3:00 PM Wang, Xiaoxia*; Wang, Tao; Castro, Antonio; Hu, Neggao: Eddy, Michael P.; Bowring, Samuel A.: EOCENE RECOGNITION OF PROTEROZOIC RAPAKIVI GRANITES PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF THE WASHINGTON – FROM THE PALEOZOIC NORTH QAIDAM OROGEN, VANCOUVER ISLAND REGION DURING STRIKE-SLIP CENTRAL CHINA AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FAULTING BEFORE AND AFTER A MAJOR 50 MA 174-2 3:15 PM Zhou, Qi*; DU, Yuansheng; Yuan, Liangjun; Yu, Wenchao; TRANSITION LIU, Yu: MANGANESE ORE RIFT BASIN METALLOGENIC 173-4 2:15 PM Leever, Karen Agneta*: STRIKE-SLIP AND OBLIQUE-SLIP SYSTEM AND MASSIVE METALLOGENESIS FAULTING ASSOCIATED WITH OBLIQUE COLLISION: 174-3 3:30 PM Zhang, Shao-Bing*; Zheng, Yong-Fei; Zhao, Zi-Fu: EXPERIMENTAL INSIGHTS ON STRAIN LOCALIZATION EXTREMELY ENRICHED MANTLE BENEATH THE AND SLIP PARTITIONING YANGTZE CRATON IN THE NEOPROTEROZOIC: 173-5 2:30 PM Ingersoll, Raymond V.*; Coffey, Kevin T.: TRANSROTATION CONSTRAINTS FROM THE QICHUN MAFIC- INDUCED BY CRUSTAL BLOCKS MOVING INTO AND ULTRAMAFIC ROCKS OUT OF RESTRAINING BENDS 174-4 3:45 PM Windley, Brian*; Wan, Bo; Xiao, Wenjiao: NEW 173-6 2:45 PM Duvall, Alison*; Tucker, Gregory E.; Harbert, Sarah: CONFIGURATION OF NUNA: A NORTH CHINA CRATON- TRANSIENT LANDSCAPES IN STRIKE-SLIP SETTINGS SIBERIA CONNECTION BASED ON SIMILAR HP GARNET WEBSTERITE COMPLEXES 173-7 3:00 PM Ma, Chong*; Foster, David A.; Mueller, Paul A.; Dutrow, Barbara L.: MAGMA-FACILITATED TRANSPRESSIONAL 174-5 4:00 PM Isozaki, Yukio*; Nakahata, Hiroki; Zakharov, Yuri D.; DEFORMATION WITHIN THE IDAHO BATHOLITH Poppov, Alexander; Sakata, Shuhei; Hirata, Takafumi: (SAWTOOTH METAMORPHIC COMPLEX, IDAHO): A DETRITAL ZIRCON CHRONOLOGY OF MIDDLE-UPPER ZONE ACCOMMODATING CRETACEOUS OROGEN- PALEOZOIC SANDSTONES AROUND THE KHANKA PARALLEL TRANSLATION BLOCK (FAR EAST RUSSIA): A NEW CONSTRAINT TO GREATER SOUTH CHINA 173-8 3:15 PM McClelland, William C.*; Strauss, Justin V.; Ward, William P.; Malone, Shawn J; Colpron, Maurice; Piepjohn, Karsten; 174-6 4:15 PM Chamberlain, Kevin R.*; Kilian, Taylor; Evans, David A.D.; von Gosen, Werner; Macdonald, Francis A.; Gehrels, Bleeker, Wouter: LATE ARCHEAN TO PROTEROZOIC George; Gilotti, Jane A.: EVIDENCE FOR A PALEOZOIC RECONSTRUCTIONS OF WYOMING AND SUPERIOR STRIKE-SLIP OROGEN ON THE NORTH AMERICAN CRATONS ARCTIC MARGIN 174-7 4:30 PM Johnson, Thomas A.*; Ramsey, Molly J.; Vervoort, Jeffrey D.; 3:30 PM BREAK Mulcahy, Sean R.; Southworth, Scott; Aleinikoff, John N.: SLOW COOLING: THE TIMING AND DURATION OF 3:45 PM Jacobi, Robert D.*; Starr, Joel; Eckert, Craig; Schweigel, 173-9 METAMORPHISM IN THE BLUE RIDGE PROVINCE, Tayler; Hrywnak, Anna; Mitchell, Charles E.; O’Hara, VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA Alex: RELAY RAMPS AND RHOMBOCHASMS: EXTENSION, STRIKE SLIP MOTION, AND THE NATURE 174-8 4:45 PM Daniel, Christopher G.*; Jones, III, James V.; Doe, OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SALIENT/OROCLINE IN Michael F.: TECTONIC AND SEDIMENTARY LINKAGES THE MARCELLUS AND UTICA OF THE NORTHERN BETWEEN THE BELT-PURCELL BASIN AND APPALACHIAN BASIN SOUTHWESTERN LAURENTIA AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SUPERCONTINENT CONFIGURATIONS DURING THE 4:00 PM Hughes, Cameron A.*; Jessup, Micah J.; Shaw, Colin A.; 173-10 MESOPROTEROZOIC, CA. 1.60–1.40 GA Newell, Dennis L.: DEFORMATION DURING SYN- CONVERGENT EXTENSION ALONG THE CORDILLERA 174-9 5:00 PM Zhao, Yue*; Hu, Bin; Gao, Jianfei; Luo, Xurong: BLANCA SHEAR ZONE, PERU ATTEMPTS ON CONSTRAINING THE OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES DURING THE
226 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 177
PROTEROZOIC: INSIGHTS FROM LITHIUM ISOTOPES IN THE MICHIGAN AND APPALACHIAN BASINS DURING IN JIXIAN SECTION, NORTH CHINA THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN PERIOD 174-10 5:15 PM Han, Xin*; Liu, Junlai; Chen, Xiaoyu: ZIRCON U-PB AGES 176-12 10:45 AM Heins, Liam E.*; Holder, Mark T.; Lieberman, Bruce S.: AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF QIAN’AN CHARNOCKITES MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD AND TRILOBITES: A NEW IN EASTERN HEBEI, NORTH CHINA CRATON: APPROACH TO PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSES OF IMPLICATIONS FOR PETROGENESIS AND TECTONIC FOSSIL TAXA SETTING 176-13 11:00 AM Vinther, Jakob*; Briggs, Derek E. G.; Van Roy, Peter: A HALKIERIID-LIKE ACULIFERAN MOLLUSC FROM THE SESSION NO. 175 EARLY ORDOVICIAN FEZOUATA BIOTA, ANTI ATLAS GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture REGION, MOROCCO 5:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Ballroom IV 176-14 11:15 AM Andreev, Plamen Stanislavov*; Coates, Michael I.; Sansom, Sr., Ivan J.: SCALE-BASED PHYLOGENY OF PALEOZOIC Madeline E. Schreiber, Presiding CHONDRICHTHYANS 175-1 5:30 PM Helmig, Rainer*: EVALUATING THE COMPETITIVE USE 176-15 11:30 AM Lively, Joshua*: IMPLICATIONS OF THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE SUBSURFACE: THE INFLUENCE OF ENERGY OF THE BONY LABYRINTH FOR THE PALEOECOLOGY STORAGE AND PRODUCTION IN GROUNDWATER AND SYSTEMATICS OF TURTLES 176-16 11:45 AM Chang, Lucy*; Finnegan, Seth; Marshall, Charles R.: MORPHOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF BACKGROUND TUESDAY, 3 NOVEMBER 2015 EXTINCTION RISK FOR AMMONITES THROUGH THE CRETACEOUS
SESSION NO. 177 MORNING ORAL P3. Earth-Life Systems at the Dawn of Animals (Paleontological TECHNICAL SESSIONS Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329
SESSION NO. 176 James D. Schiffbauer, Marc Laflamme and Simon A.F. Darroch, Presiding 177-1 8:00 AM Evans, David A.D.*; Mitchell, Ross N.: EDIACARAN Paleontology: Evolutionary Patterns in the Fossil Record CONTINENTAL MOTIONS: THE CONUNDRUM PERSISTS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 316 177-2 8:15 AM Kaufman, Alan J.*; Kriesfeld, Les; Cui, Huan; Narbonne, AM Sarah Tweedt and Rachel Racicot, Presiding Guy M.; Vickers-Rich, Patricia; Zhou, Chuanming; Xiao, 176-1 8:00 AM Congreve, Curtis R.*; Lamsdell, James C.: IMPLIED Shuhai: AN AUTHIGENIC ORIGIN FOR THE MIDDLE WEIGHTING AND ITS UTILITY IN PHYLOGENETIC EDIACARAN SHURAM EXCURSION: THE VIEW FROM PALEONTOLOGICAL DATASETS: A STUDY USING NAMIBIA AND SOUTH CHINA MODELLED PHYLOGENETIC MATRICES 177-3 8:30 AM Jiang, Ganqing*: EDIACARAN–EARLY CAMBRIAN 176-2 8:15 AM Hopkins, Melanie*: THE INTERACTION OF RATE, CARBON CYCLES AND OCEAN OXYGENATION MAGNITUDE, AND DIRECTION OF CHANGE EVENTS IN DETERMINING LONG-TERM PATTERNS OF 177-4 8:45 AM Sperling, Erik A.*: THE ECOLOGICAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION EARTH’S SECOND OXYGEN REVOLUTION TUESDAY 176-3 8:30 AM Voje, Kjetil Lysne*: MODE DOES NOT CORRELATE WITH 177-5 9:00 AM Wood, Rachel*: DID DYNAMIC REDOX CONDITIONS TEMPO IN EVOLUTION CONTROL LATE EDIACARAN METAZOAN 176-4 8:45 AM Gingerich, Philip D.*: TIME SPAN OF PHYLOGENY’S ECOSYSTEMS? INFLUENCE ON PHENOTYPES 177-6 9:15 AM Love, Gordon D.*; Lee, Carina; Pehr, Kelden; Zumberge, 176-5 9:00 AM Tweedt, Sarah*: PRINCIPLES OF DEVELOPMENT J. Alex: TRACKING THE NEOPROTEROZOIC RISE OF UNDERLIE A MODEL FOR MORPHOLOGY EUKARYOTES AND EMERGENCE OF METAZOA USING LIPID BIOMARKERS 176-6 9:15 AM Wagner, Peter J.*; Warnock, Rachel: PRIOR PROBABILITIES OF STRATIGRAPHIC GAPS IMPLIED 177-7 9:30 AM Pisani, Davide*: MOLECULAR EVIDENCE OF EARLY BY PHYLOGENIES ANIMAL EVOLUTION: ARE WE MAKING ANY PROGRESS? 176-7 9:30 AM Green, Walton A.*: HOW DENSE CAN YOU BE? MEASURES OF VEIN DENSITY IN ANGIOSPERM 177-8 9:45 AM Budd, Graham E.*; Jensen, Sören: ACROSS THE LEAVES SAVANNAH: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON EDIACARAN EVOLUTION 176-8 9:45 AM Larson-Johnson, Kathryn*; Boyce, C. Kevin: A FUNCTIONAL DESIGN SPACE FOR AERODYNAMIC 177-9 10:00 AM Buatois, Luis A.*; Mangano, Maria Gabriela: EDIACARAN DISPERSAL BEHAVIOR BASED ON WING ICHNOLOGY AND THE DAWN OF ANIMALS MORPHOLOGY FOR ALL LIVING AND FOSSIL 177-10 10:15 AM Xiao, Shuhai*; Liu, Yunhuan; Zhang, Huaqiao; Shao, PLANT PROPAGULES Tiequan; Muscente, A. D.: SCALIDOPHORAN ANIMALS AT 176-9 10:00 AM Carlson, Sandra J.*; Bapst, David W.; Schreiber, Holly A.: THE EDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN TRANSITION COMBINED ANALYSIS OF EXTANT RHYNCHONELLIDA 177-11 10:30 AM Peters, Shanan E.*; Husson, Jon; Gaines, Robert R.: (BRACHIOPODA) USING MORPHOLOGICAL AND A GREAT DIVIDE: THE PHYSICAL STRATIGRAPHIC MOLECULAR DATA RECORD OF EARTH SYSTEMS CHANGES AT THE 176-10 10:15 AM Swisher, Robert E.*; Webster, Mark: UNRAVELING DAWN OF ANIMALS EVOLUTIONARY PATTERNS IN THE EARLY 177-12 10:45 AM Knoll, Andrew H.*: CAMBRIAN SKELETAL CAMBRIAN; A PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE BIOMINERALIZATION AND ITS BIOGEOCHEMICAL TRILOBITE FAMILY EDELSTEINASPIDIDAE AND THE CONSEQUENCES PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS 177-13 11:00 AM Caron, Jean-Bernard*; Gaines, Robert R.: SYSTEMATIC 176-11 10:30 AM Witte, Matthew*; Yacobucci, Margaret M.: MORPHOMETRIC PALEONTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE ANALYSIS OF THE TRILOBITE ELDREDGEOPS RANA MARBLE CANYON BURGESS SHALE DEPOSIT AND TO ASSESS GEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF VARIATION
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 227 SESSION NO. 177
SURROUNDING AREAS (MIDDLE CAMBRIAN), BRITISH 178-14 11:30 AM Kibria, MD Golam*; Qinhong, Hu; Yuxiang, Zhang; Madden, COLUMBIA Andrew Elwood: FLUID IMBIBITION, CLAY MINERALOGY, 177-14 11:30 AM Erwin, Douglas H.*: BIOLOGICAL DRIVERS AND AND PORE STRUCTURE OF VARIOUS SHALES GEOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON THE EDIACARAN- 178-15 11:45 AM Chopping, Curtis G.*; Jones, Nick; Yin, Peigui: CAMBRIAN DIVERSIFICATION OF ANIMALS QUANTIFICATION OF A CLAY-RICH CRETACEOUS OIL RESERVOIR FOR AN EOR PILOT PROJECT SESSION NO. 178 T13. Geologic Energy Research II (GSA Energy Geology Division; SESSION NO. 179 GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T35. Honoring the Diverse Career of Dr. W. Berry Lyons: 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 321 Geochemistry from Polar Deserts to Tropical Watersheds (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Brett J. Valentine, J. Fred McLaughlin and Marc L. Buursink, Presiding GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; 178-1 8:00 AM Richard, Stephen M.*; Allison, M. Lee: OPEN ACCESS International Association of GeoChemistry; Geochemical Society) TO GEOSCIENCE DATA FOR GEOTHERMAL ENERGY 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 342 EXPLORATION AND ASSESSMENT Sarah K. Fortner, Carolyn B. Dowling, Karen Johannesson, Klaus Neumann and 178-2 8:15 AM Camp, Erin R.*; Jordan, Teresa E.; Hornbach, Matthew J.; Carmen A. Nezat, Presiding Richards, Maria; Whealton, Calvin; Smith, Jared; Frone, Zachary; Stedinger, Jery; Welcker, Kelydra; He, Xiaoning: 179-1 8:00 AM Fortner, Sarah K.*; Dowling, Carolyn B.; Goldsmith, GEOTHERMAL PLAY FAIRWAY ANALYSIS OF THE Steven T.; Johannesson, Karen; Leslie, Deborah; APPALACHIAN BASIN: LESSONS LEARNED IN Neumann, Klaus; Nezat, Carmen A.; Welch, Kathleen A.; RESERVOIR MAPPING AND CHARACTERIZATION Welch, Susan A.: KEY CONTRIBUTIONS OF W. BERRY LYONS TO TRANSDISCIPLINARY GEOCHEMICAL 8:30 AM Sylvester, Paul J.*: 178-3 PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY EXPLORATION OF HEAVY MINERALS IN USA SHALE PLAYS 179-2 8:15 AM Fitzgerald, William F.*; Hammerschmidt, Chad R.; Engstrom, 178-4 8:45 AM Lauer, Nancy E.*; Harkness, Jennifer S.; Vengosh, Avner: Daniel R.; Lamborg, Carl H.; Balcom, Prentiss H.; Reddy, GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BAKKEN Christopher M.: HIGH-RESOLUTION CHRONOLOGY OF OIL AND GAS PRODUCED WATERS AND ASSOCIATED MERCURY AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH POLYCYCLIC SURFACE WATER SPILLS IN NORTH DAKOTA AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) AND LEAD 178-5 9:00 AM Hooks, Christopher H.*; Hills, Denise J.; McIntyre-Redden, ACCUMULATION IN A VARVED ESTUARINE SEDIMENT Marcella R.: REASSESSING THE OIL SANDS OF CORE ALABAMA 179-3 8:35 AM Wall, Diana H.*: THE MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS AND 178-6 9:15 AM Harrington, Jacob*; Muehlenbachs, Karlis; Poreda, CLIMATE CHANGE: INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE Robert J.; Whyte, Colin; Moore, Myles T; Darrah, FORGES NEW UNDERSTANDING Thomas H.: THE NOBLE GAS AND HYDROCARBON 179-4 8:55 AM Castendyk, Devin*; Niebuhr, Spencer; Haby, Paul; Lyons, W. GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE EAGLE FORD SHALE OF Berry: SIMULATED RESPONSE OF A PERENNIALLY ICE- TEXAS, USA COVERED LAKE IN ANTARCTICA TO A LARGE-SCALE 178-7 9:30 AM Valentine, Brett J.*; Hackley, Paul C.; Enomoto, Catherine B.; FLOOD EVENT USING CE-QUAL-W2 Scholl, Owen D.; Lohr, Celeste D.: PRELIMINARY 179-5 9:10 AM Levy, Joseph*; Fountain, Andrew G.: SHALLOW THERMAL MATURITY AND ORGANIC PETROLOGY OF GROUNDWATER AND BRINE PROCESSES IN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS TUSCALOOSA MARINE ANTARCTICA: UNCOVERING THE ROLE OF WATER SHALE, MISSISSIPPI, USA TRACKS IN THE MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS 9:45 AM BREAK 179-6 9:25 AM Tyler, Scott W.*: FLUID DYNAMICS AND GEOCHEMISTRY: 178-8 10:00 AM Hackley, Paul C.*; Burruss, Robert C.: FLUORESCENCE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF COLLABORATION PROVING SPECTROSCOPY OF TASMANITES MICROFOSSILS IN THAT OIL AND WATER CAN MIX! RELATION TO THERMAL MATURITY AND CHEMICAL 179-7 9:40 AM Poreda, Robert*: EVALUATING THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPOSITION: APPLICATION OF CONFOCAL LASER SUB-SURFACE INPUTS OF SOLUTES TO THE COASTAL SCANNING MICROSCOPY OCEAN 10:15 AM Ge, Xiang*; Shen, Chuanbo; Deng, Daifei; Selby, 178-9 179-8 9:55 AM Green, Adrian C.*; Kroeger, K.D.; Ganju, N.K.; Pohlman, J.; David; Ji, Hongguo; Liu, Zhaoqian; Mei, Lianfu: TIMING Brooks, T.W.; Brosnahan, S.; Wang, Z.; Gonneea, M.; CONSTRAINTS OF TECTONIC UPLIFT AND DRY GAS Tang, J.; Moseman-Valtierra, S.: NEW APPROACHES IN GENERATION: INSIGHTS FROM RE-OS PYROBITUMEN QUANTIFYING LATERAL CARBON FLUXES IN SALT AND APATITE FISSION TRACK GEOCHRONOLOGY OF MARSH ENVIRONMENTS THE XUEFENG UPLIFT, SOUTH CHINA 179-9 10:10 AM Orem, William*; Eganhouse, Robert P.; Edwards, Brian; 178-10 10:30 AM Epstein, Samuel*: SUBSIDENCE AND SALT TECTONICS Lerch, Harry; Jarboe, Palma J.; Bates, Anne; Pontolillo, DEAD SEA -IMPLICATIONS TO HYDROCARBON BASIN James; Reinhard, Martin: ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS MODELLING OF DDT DECHLORINATION IN SEDIMENTS OF THE 178-11 10:45 AM Liu, Junjie*; Selby, David; Obermajer, Mark; Mort, PALOS VERDES SHELF, CALIFORNIA Andy: RHENIUM-OSMIUM SYSTEMATICS OF THE 179-10 10:25 AM Goldsmith, Steven T.*; Harmon, Brendan; Harmon, DUVERNAY PETROLEUM SYSTEM, ALBERTA, CANADA: Russell S.; Lyons, W. Berry; Long, David T.; Gardner, IMPLICATIONS FOR RHENIUM-OSMIUM SYSTEMATICS Christopher B.; Welch, Kathleen A.; Welch, Susan A.: OF PETROLEUM SILICATE WEATHERING AND CO2 CONSUMPTION IN A 178-12 11:00 AM Montefusco, Jacob Charles*; Husinec, Antun: MOUNTAINOUS TROPICAL SETTING: INSIGHTS FROM INTEGRATION OF LITHOFACIES AND PETROPHYSICAL THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA PROPERTIES FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE 179-11 10:40 AM Gardner, Christopher B.*; Litt, Guy F.; Lyons, W. Berry; RESERVOIR ARCHITECTURE, RED RIVER B INTERVAL, Ogden, Fred L.: GERMANIUM AND SILICON AS WILLISTON BASIN, NORTH DAKOTA INDICATORS OF PREFERENTIAL HYDROLOGIC 178-13 11:15 AM Lawal, Lateef*: SIMPLE MIXING THEORY FOR KEROGEN FLOWPATH ACTIVATION IN SMALL TROPICAL CHARACTERIZATION IN HYDROCARBON BEARING PANAMANIAN WATERSHEDS SHALE
228 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 181
179-12 10:55 AM Carey, Anne E.*; Dailey, Kelsey R.; Welch, Susan A.; Welch, 180-11 11:15 AM Simon, Nancy S.*; Conko, Kathryn M.; Ingle, Sarah; Fischer, Kathleen A.; Lyons, W. Berry: THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF Kris; Abdul Ali, Ahmad: THE PHOSPHORUS CYCLE IN A SMALL MOUNTAINOUS RIVERS IN SOUTHERN ITALY VOLCANIC BASIN LAKE IS AFFECTED BY ELEVATED 179-13 11:10 AM Meyer, Kevin J.*; You, Chen-Feng; Carey, Anne E.; Chen, SILICA CONCENTRATIONS: UPPER KLAMATH LAKE, Yen-Hsin: TYPHOON IMPACTS ON THE CHEMICAL OREGON WEATHERING REGIME OF A HIGH MOUNTAINOUS 180-12 11:30 AM Tidwell, Chris*; Waters, Matthew; Deocampo, Daniel M.; RIVER, TAIWAN Kabengi, Nadine: A PALEOLIMNOLOGICAL STUDY OF 179-14 11:25 AM Long, David T.*; Voice, Thomas C.; Chen, Ao; Lee, THE STRANGE CASE OF LONG POND (GA, USA): Eungsang; Huiyun, Wu; Xing, Fangli; Oun, Amira; HIGH PHOSPHORUS INPUTS WITH A LACK OF Xagoraraki, Irene: EXPLORING TEMPORAL PATTERNS EUTROPHICATION OF SELECTED SOLUTES DURING HYDROLOGIC 11:45 AM DISCUSSION EVENTS IN AN URBAN SETTING TO UNDERSTAND PATHWAYS SESSION NO. 181 179-15 11:40 AM Benson, Larry V.*: DATING NORTH AMERICA’S OLDEST T59. Advances in Crustal Geophysics and Tectonics I: In Honor PETROGLYPHS of G.R. Keller (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, SESSION NO. 180 and Volcanology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) T49. Mechanistic Insights into the Biogeochemical Processes 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 Controlling Phosphorus Transport and Cycling (GSA Geobiology Kevin L. Mickus, Catherine M. Snelson and Dennis L. Harry, Presiding & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 343 181-1 8:05 AM Andronicos, Christopher L.*; Dummond, Gregory: BULK COMPOSITION OF CONTINENTAL CRUST IN THE RIO Yuanzhi Tang, Nadine Kabengi and Rixiang Huang, Presiding GRANDE RIFT BASED ON RIFT FLANK UPLIFTS AND 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CRUSTAL XENOLITHS 180-1 8:15 AM Benitez-Nelson, Claudia*; McParland, Erin; Taylor, Gordon; 181-2 8:20 AM Grauch, V.J.S.*; Connell, Sean D.: INTEGRATED Thunell, Robert C.: INSIGHTS INTO PHOSPHORUS GEOPHYSICAL MODELING OF THE ALBUQUERQUE CYCLING ACROSS OXIC-ANOXIC BOUNDARIES IN BASIN RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MIOCENE MARINE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT OF THE CENTRAL RIO GRANDE RIFT, 180-2 8:35 AM Blake, Ruth E.*; Surkov, Alex V.; Stout, Lisa M.; Li, Hui; Jaisi, NEW MEXICO Deb P; Chang, Sae Jung: DNA THERMOMETRY AND 181-3 8:35 AM Pulliam, Jay*; Gurrola, Harold; Grand, Stephen P.: AM
O-ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS BROADBAND SEISMIC STUDIES OF SOUTHERN SOURCE MATERIALS: NEW TOOLS IN THE STUDY OF LAURENTIA: LITHOSPHERIC STRUCTURE FROM THE BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING AND TRANSPORT OF P RIO GRANDE RIFT TO TEXAS’ GULF COAST 180-3 8:55 AM Rouff, Ashaki A.*: TRACE ELEMENT ASSOCIATION WITH 181-4 8:50 AM Doser, Diane I.*; Avila, Victor; Dena, Oscar; Budhathoki, STRUVITE DURING RECOVERY OF PHOSPHORUS Pawan; Thapalia, Anita; Moncada, Manuel; Montana, FROM CONTAMINATED WATER Carlos; Kaip, Galen M.: DETERMINING BASIN 180-4 9:15 AM Huang, Rixiang*; Tang, Yuanzhi: SURFACE ADSORPTION STRUCTURE OF THE HUECO AND SOUTHERN AND ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF POLYPHOSPHATES MESILLA BOLSONS, WEST TEXAS, SOUTHERN NEW – IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE MEXICO AND NORTHERN CHIHUAHUA: GEOPHYSICAL TUESDAY BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING POLYPHOSPHATE CHALLENGES IN AN URBAN SETTING 180-5 9:30 AM Sun, Mingjing*; Wu, Jiangqi; Jaisi, Deb P: KINETICS 181-5 9:05 AM Jones, Craig H.*; Levandowski, Will; Bernardino, Melissa; AND PATHWAYS OF PHYTATE DEGRADATION: Roecker, Steven: RESOLVING THE CHARACTER OF THE LINKING ENZYMATIC DEGRADATION TO INCREASED CRYPTIC CRUST OF THE WESTERN SIERRA NEVADA, ORTHOPHOSPHATE IN THE ENVIRONMENT CALIFORNIA 180-6 9:45 AM Keenan, Sarah W.*; Engel, Annette Summers: 181-6 9:20 AM Miller, Kate C.*; Worthington, Lindsay Lowe; Chamberlain, THERMODYNAMIC PREDICTIONS OF BIOAPATITE Kevin R.; Erslev, Eric; Sheehan, Anne; Anderson, Megan; STABILITY IN ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Harder, Steven; Siddoway, Christine S.: BUILDING ON THE LEGACY OF DEEP PROBE AND CD-ROM: CRUSTAL 10:00 AM Li, Jiying*; Reardon, Patrick N; Joshi, Sunendra; Bai, 180-7 STRUCTURE OF THE BIGHORN MOUNTAINS, WYOMING Yuge; Bear, Kristi; Washton, Nancy; Jaisi, Deb P: AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PRECAMBRIAN AND REMINERALIZATION OF ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS AND LARAMIDE TECTONICS PRECIPITATION OF AUTHIGENIC PHOSPHATE IN THE WATER COLUMN IN THE MID-CHESAPEAKE BAY 181-7 9:35 AM Levander, Alan*; Kiser, Eric; Palomeras, Immaculada; Zelt, Colin A.; Schmandt, Brandon; Hansen, Steven; Harder, 10:15 AM BREAK Steven; Creager, Kenneth; Vidale, John E.: IMUSH: MAGMA 180-8 10:30 AM Joshi, Sunendra R.*; Risal, Saswot; Li, Jiying; Li, Wei; RESERVOIRS FROM THE UPPER CRUST TO THE MOHO Jaisi, Deb P.: COUPLED FE-P OR C-P PATHWAYS OF INFERRED FROM HIGH-RESOLUTION VP AND VS P CYCLING IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY SEDIMENTS: TOMOGRAPHY BENEATH MOUNT ST. HELENS COMPARISON OF THREE SITES WITH CONTRASTING 9:50 AM BREAK BOTTOM WATER HYPOXIA 181-8 10:05 AM Drenth, Benjamin J.*; Grauch, V.J.S.; Schenk, Judith: 10:45 AM Zhao, Shiliang*; Tang, Yuanzhi: 180-9 EFFECTS OF ZN AIRBORNE GRAVITY GRADIENT MAPPING OF PRESENCE ON THE STRUCTURE AND REACTIVITY OF CONCEALED RANGE FRONT STRUCTURE, GREAT MN OXIDES TOWARDS PHOSPHATE SORPTION SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK, RIO GRANDE RIFT, 180-10 11:00 AM Druschel, Gregory*; Schroth, Andrew; Giles, Courtney D; COLORADO Isles, Peter; Xu, Yaoyang: IRON-MANGANESE- 181-9 10:20 AM Parker, Don F.*; White, John C.: BASEMENT CONTROL PHOSPHORUS CYCLING IN SHALLOW FRESHWATER OF ALKALIC FLOOD RHYOLITE MAGMATISM OF THE SYSTEMS UNDER ICE: THE CASE FOR PRIMING THE P DAVIS MOUNTAINS VOLCANIC FIELD, TRANS-PECOS PUMP TEXAS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 229 SESSION NO. 181
181-10 10:35 AM Cipar, John J.*; Ebel, John E.; Schuh, John: USING 182-11 11:00 AM Glasbrenner, Jacob C.*; Hatcher, Jr., Robert D.; Li, SEISMIC RECEIVER FUNCTIONS TO STUDY THE Yingkui: COSMOGENIC 26AL-10BE BURIAL DATING DEEP CRUST BENEATH NORTHERN APPALACHIAN OF LITTLE TENNESSEE RIVER TERRACE DEPOSITS: TERRANES AN APPLICATION TO THE EAST TENNESSEE SEISMIC 181-11 10:50 AM Hatcher, Jr., Robert D.*; Horton, Jr., J. Wright; Daniels, ZONE David L.; Snyder, Stephen L.: GRAVITY LOW-HIGH PAIRS 182-12 11:15 AM Olgun, C. Guney*; Barham, Thomas A.; Eddy, Morgan A.; IN OROGENS: THICKENED-THINNED CRUST, SUTURES, Tilashalski, Mark; Chapman, Martin C.; Rodriguez-Marek, OR HYBRID MECHANISMS? Adrian: SEISMIC HAZARD MAPPING OF THE NATIONAL 181-12 11:05 AM Stein, Carol A.*; Stein, Seth; Kley, Jonas; Keller, G.R.; CAPITAL REGION USING RANDOM FIELD MODELS Bollman, Trevor; Wolin, Emily; Zhang, Hao; Frederiksen, 182-13 11:30 AM Free, James C.*; Currie, Brian S.; Brudzinski, Michael; Andrew; Ola, Kunle; Wysession, Michael E.: NORTH Skoumal, Robert: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AMERICA’S MIDCONTINENT RIFT: WHEN RIFT MET LIP PRE-EXITING STRUCTURE, REGIONAL STRESS 181-13 11:20 AM Keller, G. Randy*: REFLECTIONS ON THE COMPLEX ORIENTATION, AND SEISMICITY INDUCED BY STRUCTURE AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE MID- WASTEWATER INJECTION, NORTHERN APPALACHIAN CONTINENT REGION, USA BASIN, USA 182-14 11:45 AM Horowitz, Franklin G.*: IDENTIFYING SEISMIC RISK SESSION NO. 182 IN THE APPALACHIAN BASIN GEOTHERMAL PLAY T63. Intraplate Earthquakes, Seismotectonics, and Geodynamics FAIRWAY ANALYSIS PROJECT USING POTENTIAL in Eastern and Central North America (GSA Structural FIELDS, SEISMICITY, AND THE WORLD STRESS MAP Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA SESSION NO. 183 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; EarthScope; T68. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and U.S. Geological Survey) Outreach Activities and Research and Evaluation Measures of 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 Success (GSA Geoscience Education Division; CLEAN Network; GSA Geology and Society Division; National Association J. Wright Horton Jr., Christine A. Powell and Robert A. Williams, Presiding of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Quaternary Geology and 182-1 8:00 AM Thomas, William A.*: TECTONIC FABRIC OF EASTERN Geomorphology Division) NORTH AMERICA 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 324 182-2 8:20 AM Soto-Cordero, Lillian*; Meltzer, Anne S.; Stachnik, Josh: Tamara Shapiro Ledley, Monica H. Barnes and Bonnie Murray, Presiding CRUSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE MID-ATLANTIC, EASTERN UNITED STATES 183-1 8:00 AM Ledley, Tamara Shapiro*; Gold, Anne; Niepold, Frank; Grogan, Marian; Buhr Sullivan, Susan; Fox, Sean P.; 8:35 AM Chen, Chen*; Gilbert, Hersh; Pavlis, Gary L.; Hamburger, 182-3 Manduca, Cathryn A.: THE CLIMATE LITERACY AND Michael W.; Marshak, Stephen; Larson, Timothy; Yang, ENERGY AWARENESS NETWORK (CLEAN) PROJECT Xiaotao: THE LITHOSPHERIC SIGNATURE OF THE REELFOOT RIFT AS REVEALED IN THE SHEAR 183-2 8:15 AM Bloch, Leonard*: HOW TO HELP TEACHERS TEACH VELOCITY STRUCTURE BENEATH THE CENTRAL ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE UNITED STATES 183-3 8:30 AM Wysession, Michael E.*: THE INTENDED ROLE OF 182-4 8:50 AM DeLucia, Michael S.*; Marshak, Stephen; Guenthner, CLIMATE AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE NEXT William R.; Abert, Curtis; Larson, Timothy; Yang, GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS Xiaotao; Pavlis, Gary L.; Hamburger, Michael W.; Chen, 183-4 8:50 AM Ledley, Tamara*; Ellins, Katherine K.; McNeal, Karen S.; Chen; Gilbert, Hersh: TECTONIC ACTIVITY AT THE Haddad, Nick; Libarkin, Julie C.; Bardar, Erin; Youngman, BOUNDARY BETWEEN BORDERING BASINS AND Betsy; Dunlap, Candace; Lockwood, Jeff; Mote, Alison: THE MIDCONTINENT BLOCK IN THE USA CRATONIC SUPPORTING STUDENTS UNDERSTANDING OF PLATFORM: HINTS FROM ANALYSIS OF THE OZARK CHANGE OVER TIME AND SPACE: THE EARTHLABS DOME - ILLINOIS BASIN BOUNDARY CLIMATE SERIES 182-5 9:05 AM Thomas, William A.*; Powell, Christine A.: DAMAGED 183-5 9:05 AM Kauffman, Chad*; Brey, James A.; Nugnes, Kira A.; CRUST AND MODERN INTRAPLATE SEISMICITY Geer, Ira W.; Weinbeck, Robert S.: LIVING WITH OUR 182-6 9:20 AM Stein, Seth*; Merino, Miguel; Adams, John; Vanneste, Kris; CHANGING CLIMATE: PEDAGOGICAL TECHNIQUES AT Vleminckx, Bart; Camelbeeck, Thierry: HAVE WE SEEN THE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL THE LARGEST EARTHQUAKES IN EASTERN NORTH 183-6 9:20 AM Doner, Lisa A.*; Davis, P. Thompson; McGarry, Mary Ann; AMERICA? Turski, Mark: MIND THE GAP - AN INTERDISCIPLINARY 182-7 9:35 AM Holt, William E.*; Ghosh, Attreyee: A MODEL FOR THE CLIMATE LITERACY MODULE FOR SCIENCE MAJORS INTRAPLATE DYNAMICS OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN 183-7 9:35 AM Millham, Rosemary A.*: INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH NORTH AMERICA TO UNIVERSITY COURSE ON CLIMATE CHANGE, 9:55 AM BREAK POLITICS AND POLICY 182-8 10:10 AM Horton, Jr., J. Wright*; Chapman, Martin C.; Green, 183-8 9:50 AM Bentley, Andrew Phillip Keller*; Cassidy, David P.; Petcovic, Russell A.: THE 2011 MINERAL, VIRGINIA, EARTHQUAKE Heather L.: ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE AS A STIMULUS FOR RESEARCH ON INTRAPLATE DISSENTER INVENTORY: DEMOGRAPHIC BUY-INS SEISMIC HAZARDS IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA 183-9 10:05 AM Atkins, Rachel*; McNeal, Karen S.; Luginbuhl, Sarah: 182-9 10:25 AM Pazzaglia, Frank J.*; Malenda, Helen Fitzgerald: AN EYE-TRACKING STUDY ON EXPERT-NOVICE GEOMORPHIC PALEOGEODESY AND INTRAPLATE DIFFERENCES DURING CLIMATE CHANGE GRAPH DEFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH THE MINERAL, READING TASKS VA EARTHQUAKE AND SURROUNDING CENTRAL 183-10 10:20 AM McNeal, Karen S.*; Sherman-Morris, Kathy; Warkentin, VIRGINIA SEISMIC ZONE (CVSZ) Merrill; Strawderman, Lesley; Menard, Phillip: CLIMATE 182-10 10:45 AM Carter, Mark W.*; Tuttle, Martitia; Dunahue, James: RISK PERCEPTIONS AND BEHAVIORAL INTENT PALEOLIQUEFACTION STUDY OF THE EARTHQUAKE RELATED TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND ECONOMIC COST POTENTIAL OF THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA SEISMIC ZONE (CVSZ)
230 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 185
183-11 10:35 AM Rooney-Varga, Juliette*; Jones, Andrew P.; Johnston, 184-11 10:50 AM Aldred, Jennifer L.*; Soulliere, Katie; Schnackenberg, Liz; Ellie; Haskell, Jennifer; Sterman, John; Rath, Kenneth: AN Frick, Betsy: HYDROLOGIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INVITATION TO THE WORLD CLIMATE PROJECT IN THE MEDICINE BOW-ROUTT NATIONAL FOREST, 183-12 10:55 AM Turrin, Margaret J.*; Porter, David: EXPLORING SEA COLORADO, USA LEVEL RISE: A GUIDED TOUR THROUGH OUR 184-12 11:05 AM Spuller, Kerri E.*: RESTORING THE HEADWATERS OF CHANGING EARTH SYSTEMS THE ARKANSAS RIVER 183-13 11:10 AM Moravchik, Bruce*; Steffen, Peggy; Harrison, Molly; Davis, 11:20 AM DISCUSSION Hilarie; Davey, Bradford: NOAA CLIMATE STEWARDS: AFFECTING CHANGE THROUGH EDUCATION, SESSION NO. 185 COLLABORATION, AND ACTION T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, 183-14 11:25 AM Leidner, Allison*: NASA’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE Mapping, and Resource Management I (GSA Hydrogeology NATIONAL CLIMATE ASSESSMENT AND CLIMATE Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) LITERACY 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 SESSION NO. 184 Bruce A. Heise, F. Edwin Harvey and Jason P. Kenworthy, Presiding T76. Geocorps™ America and Mosaics in Science Programs: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Successful Partnerships Promoting Individual Professional 185-1 8:15 AM Springer, Abraham E.*; Aldridge, Vaden J.; Schindel, Development and Application of Geoscience and Related Fields Graham M.; Tobin, Benjamin W.: INNOVATIVE SPATIAL to Management of America’s Public Lands (GSA Geology and AND TEMPORAL MEASUREMENTS OF RECHARGE Society Division) TO THE DEEP AQUIFERS OF THE GRAND CANYON 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 338 REGION 8:30 AM Childres, Hampton*; Valle, Cynthia M.; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Matthew Dawson and Elizabeth Norby, Presiding 185-2 Hoffman, Claire; Gandee, Michele N.; Schenk, Edward R.: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AN ASSESSMENT ON THE IMPACT OF FLOW AND 184-1 8:05 AM Norby, Elizabeth*: ENGAGING THE NEXT GENERATION THERMAL REGIME CHANGES ON HYDROLOGIC IN SCIENCE INTERNSHIPS IN THE NATIONAL PARK AND AQUATIC RESOURCES USING PHABSIM AND SERVICE TEMPERATURE MODELING - BRIGHT ANGEL CREEK 184-2 8:20 AM Boodhoo, Thea*; Jimenez, Marie; Stirling, Trinity; Smith, AND INDIAN GARDEN CREEK, GRAND CANYON Elliott: BUILDING A DIGITAL QUARRY FOR DINOSAUR NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL MONUMENT 185-3 8:45 AM Price, Jason R.*; Marshall, Wesley; Szymanski, David W.; AM 184-3 8:35 AM Harmon, William Miles*; Henthorne, Aryana Renee; Campbell, Ryan: PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS OF Hobart, Justin L.; Griffeth, Bradley J: COLLECTION AND THE LOCH VALE WATERSHED, ROCKY MOUNTAIN MONITORING OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL WATER NATIONAL PARK, FROM THE LAST GLACIAL QUALITY PARAMETERS IN THERMAL AND COLD MAXIMUM TO PRESENT: GEOCHEMICAL MASS WATER SPRINGS, HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK, BALANCE, POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS, AND ARKANSAS PALEOCLIMATIC INFLUENCES 184-4 8:50 AM Haupt, Ryan J.*; Meyer, Herbert W.; O’Connor, Conni J.; 185-4 9:00 AM Alexander, Jr., E. Calvin*; Kasahara, Sophie M.: Desai, Dipa; Hattori, Kelly E.: DEVELOPING AND COLDWATER SPRING, MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL RIVER DELIVERING DIGITAL CONTENT THROUGH MULTIPLE AND RECREATION AREA: A WINDOW INTO A HUMAN MEDIA AVENUES AND EXHIBITS AT FLORISSANT IMPACTED SHALLOW URBAN AQUIFER TUESDAY FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, COLORADO 185-5 9:15 AM Bruecher, Taylor*: HYDROLOGIC AND GEOCHEMICAL 184-5 9:05 AM Roberti, Gina M.*; Roth, John; Ledford, Audrey Jane: FROM INVESTIGATION OF SPRINGS ON THE DEVILS RIVER, NEOPROTEROZOIC ‘PRE-CURSOR’ CLAMS TO THE VAL VERDE COUNTY, TEXAS, USA KLAMATHS: DOCUMENTING THE PALEOGEOGRAPHIC 185-6 9:30 AM Jastram, John D.*; Rice, Karen C.; Schaberl, James P.; EVOLUTION OF THE EASTERN KLAMATH TERRANES, Wofford, John E.B.: SYNTHESIS OF THIRTY YEARS OF AN EDUCATION OUTREACH MODEL SURFACE-WATER QUALITY AND AQUATIC-BIOTA DATA IN SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK: COLLABORATION 184-6 9:20 AM Connolly, Andrew M.*: MARRIAGE BETWEEN FOSSIL- BETWEEN THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND THE LAGERSTÄTTEN AND ENVIRONMENT: INTERPRETING NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FOSSIL BUTTE NATIONAL MONUMENT TO INQUISITIVE VISITORS 185-7 9:45 AM Lowry, Christopher S.*; Vialpando, Marcelino; Visser, Ate; Esser, Bradley K.; Moran, Jean E.: USING CALIFORNIA’S 9:35 AM BREAK DROUGHT TO QUANTIFY CONTRIBUTIONS TO 184-7 9:50 AM Singler, Caroline*; McDermaid, Stevie; Davis, Larry E.; GROUNDWATER STORAGE IN HIGH ELEVATION Pollock, Gayle L.: INTERPRETATION OF A PALUSTRINE MEADOWS, YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR THE PINK 10:00 AM BREAK MEMBER OF THE CLARON FORMATION: BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK, UTAH 185-8 10:15 AM Senior, Lisa A.*: BASELINE WATER QUALITY IN TRIBUTARIES TO THE UPPER DELAWARE SCENIC AND 184-8 10:05 AM Thomas, Mikayla M.*; Valdez, Andrew D.: COMPARING RECREATIONAL RIVER PRIOR TO POTENTIAL SHALE- DUNE HEIGHT MEASUREMENT METHODOLOGIES GAS DEVELOPMENT TOTAL STATION VERSUS DGPS 185-9 10:30 AM Hausner, Mark B.*; Friese, Richard; Wilson, Kevin P.; 184-9 10:20 AM Collins, Andrew L.*; Rosenberg, Russell H.; Capps, Hoines, Josh; Fuhrmann, K. Kelly N.: THE RESTORATION Denny M.: MASS MOVEMENTS IN THE PARKS: OF TRAVERTINE SPRINGS: AN ONGOING GEOCORPS AND GEOHAZARDS AT THE TOP OF ECOHYDROLOGY LABORATORY IN DEATH VALLEY NORTH AMERICA NATIONAL PARK 184-10 10:35 AM Rowinski, Kyle William*; Sadorski, Joseph Frank; 185-10 10:45 AM Cutillo, Paula A.*; Oki, Delwyn S.: UNEXPECTED PHASE Haessig, Polly; Beyerhelm, Carl: LIDAR GUIDED FIELD ADVANCE IN SALINITY RELATIVE TO WATER LEVELS IN RECONNAISSANCE OF KARST FEATURES ON THE A TIDALLY INFLUENCED COASTAL AQUIFER, HAWAI‘I MOGOLLON RIM, COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTHERN COLORADO PLATEAU
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 231 SESSION NO. 185
185-11 11:00 AM Psuty, Norbert P.*; Schmelz, William J.; Greenberg, Joshua; 186-13 11:25 AM Shuster, Robert D.*; Grandgenett, Nealy; Cutucache, Beal, Irina; Spahn, Andrea: GEOMORPHOLOGICAL MAPS Christine; Tapprich, William; Rodie, Steve: USING AS A TOOL TO TRACK CHANGE: METRICS OF IMPACTS AUTHENTIC RESEARCH EXPERIENCES TO IMPROVE OF HURRICANE SANDY AT FIRE ISLAND NATIONAL STEM EDUCATION IN THE K-12 ENVIRONMENT SEASHORE 185-12 11:20 AM Williams, Christopher P.*; Cichon, James R.; Hartman, SESSION NO. 187 Lee M.; Apolinar, Brianne: GEOMORPHIC AND GEOLOGIC T87. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer: Collaborations, MAPPING IN NATIONAL PARK SERVICE LANDS Partnerships, and Practices for Success (GSA Geoscience OF NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA AND ITS ROLE IN Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; CONTINUED REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE MAPPING IN Geo2YC Division of the National Association of Geoscience FLORIDA Teachers) 185-13 11:35 AM Schmitz, Darrel W.*: UNFINISHED BUSINESS – 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 COMPLETING A MENTOR’S SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC Benjamin A. Wolfe and Eric M.D. Baer, Presiding MAPS 187-1 8:00 AM Wolfe, Benjamin A.*; van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.; SESSION NO. 186 Wilson, Carolyn: SMOOTHING THE ROUGH ROAD: CHALLENGES FACED ON THE 2YC GEOSCIENCE T81. Intentional Integration of Research into the Curriculum: STUDENT TRANSFER PATHWAY AND IMPLICATIONS Undergraduate Research as a Teaching Practice (Council on FOR RECEIVING FOUR-YEAR GEOSCIENCE Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) DEPARTMENTS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 339 187-2 8:15 AM Wilson, Carolyn*; van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.; Wolfe, Patricia Manley, Robert D. Shuster and Elizabeth A. Johnson, Presiding Benjamin A.: DO TWO-YEAR COLLEGE TRANSFERS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS FACE DIFFERENT CHALLENGES WORKING ON THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE THAN STUDENTS WHO ONLY 186-1 8:10 AM Phillips, Preston Lee*: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ATTENDED A FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTION? FOR ALL: INTEGRATION OF RESEARCH INTO THE CURRICULUM 187-3 8:30 AM Stokes, Philip J.*; Flessa, Karl W.; Fay, Noah P.; Schmidt, Nancy: TRANSFER SHOCK, COMMUNITY 186-2 8:25 AM Hayes, Sarah M.*; Guerard, Jennifer: ENGAGING PARTNERSHIPS, AND RETENTION RESOURCES: STUDENTS WITH RESEARCH THROUGHOUT THE PATHWAYS INTO GEOSCIENCES AT THE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM USING A TIERED OF ARIZONA MENTORING MODEL 187-4 8:45 AM Richardson, Randall M.*; Lee, Sylvia M.; Kapp, Jessica L; 186-3 8:40 AM Fortner, Sarah K.*; Ritter, John B.; Burgett, Amber A.; Fay, Noah P.; Waldrip, William Ross; Lezzar, Kiram E.; Ruiz, Finster, David C.; Hoff, Ruth J.; Phillips, Richard S.: Joaquin: REFLECTIONS ON A SHARED INSTRUCTOR INTEGRATE MODULES AND AUTHENTIC COMMUNITY- PROGRAM BETWEEN PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASED RESEARCH AS SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAM AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA OPPORTUNITIES 187-5 9:00 AM Gray, Brian E.*: AN EXAMPLE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE 186-4 8:55 AM Manley, Patricia*; Manley, T. O.: INTEGRATING RESEARCH - UNIVERSITY COOPERATION BY CREATION OF AN PRACTICES INTO THE MARINE GEOSCIENCES ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE - GEOLOGY DEGREE AT THE CURRICULUM 2YC LEVEL 186-5 9:10 AM Dripps, Weston R.*; Ranson, William A.; Andersen, C. 187-6 9:15 AM Colosimo, Amanda*; Barone, Jessica L.: THE STUDENT Brannon; Muthukrishnan, Suresh: TEACHING THROUGH BECOMES THE TEACHER: UTILIZING TEACHING RESEARCH ASSISTANTS IN A 2YC CLASSROOM TO IMPROVE 186-6 9:25 AM Lord, Mark*; Kinner, David; Mountjoy, Bryant; Cato, UNDERSTANDING AND INCREASE RETENTION PRIOR Michael: THE ROLE OF UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH TO TRANSFER FELLOWS TO FACILITATE COURSE-BASED 187-7 9:30 AM Miller, Gretchen L.*; Leinbach, Adrianne A.; Rollins, UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH Stephanie L.: SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIES FOR 186-7 9:40 AM Guertin, Laura A.*: BRINGING THE GOOGLE RECRUITING AND SUPPORTING GEOSCIENCE 80/20 MODEL TO AN INTRODUCTORY-LEVEL MAJORS THROUGH A 2YC-4YC PARTNERSHIP IN ENVIRONMENTAL COURSE: A STUDENT NORTH CAROLINA OPPORTUNITY FOR CREATIVITY, INNOVATION, AND 187-8 9:45 AM Rollins, Stephanie L.*; Leinbach, Adrianne A.; Miller, INVESTIGATION Gretchen L.: SUPPORTING 2YC GEOSCIENCE 186-8 9:55 AM Clements, Nina*; Guertin, Laura A.: LAYING THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY IN THE CLASSROOM FOUNDATION FOR INFORMATION LITERACY IN AND BEYOND INTRODUCTORY-LEVEL EARTH SCIENCE COURSES 10:00 AM BREAK 10:10 AM BREAK 187-9 10:15 AM Cardace, Dawn*; Kortz, Karen M.; Savage, Brian; Rieger, 186-9 10:25 AM MacLean, John S.*: COURSE OBJECTIVE: COMPLETE Duayne: IMPROVING GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION AND PUBLISH RESEARCH PATHWAYS THROUGH ENGAGING SCIENTIFIC AND 186-10 10:40 AM Maclachlan, John C.*; Lee, Rebecca E: CREATING CAREER EXPERIENCES UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COLLABORATIVE 187-10 10:30 AM Gates, Alexander E.*; Lee, Jeffrey; Stein, Jill: COMMUNITY WRITING GROUPS AS A METHOD TO PUBLISH COLLEGE LINK IN THE GEOSCIENCE PATHWAY FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH URBAN YOUTH IN NEWARK, NJ 186-11 10:55 AM Fox, Lydia K.*: PUTTING RESEARCH IN CONTEXT: AN 187-11 10:45 AM Shomo, Susie*: ASSISTING THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY PROJECT IN A WRITING- GEOSCIENCE TRANSFER STUDENT INTENSIVE CAPSTONE COURSE 187-12 11:00 AM Macdonald, R. Heather*; Layou, Karen M.; McDaris, 186-12 11:10 AM Thomas, Christopher W.*; Shoemaker, Sarah; Boltz, Robin: John R.; Baer, Eric M.D.; Blodgett, Robert H.; Hodder, Jan: DESIGN OF A PRE-CURRICULUM AND RESEARCH RESOURCES FOR SUPPORTING THE TRANSFER OF INTEREST EXPLORATION, PRIOR TO THE RESEARCH COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS TO FOUR-YEAR EXPERIENCE, TO BETTER PREPARE STUDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES RESEARCHERS
232 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 189
187-13 11:15 AM Voorhees, David H.*; Phillips, Michael A.; Resnick, Cheryl STRENGTHENING STEWARDSHIP AND PARTNERSHIPS Emerson: A WORKSHOP ON TRANSFERRING FROM 2YC THROUGH COLLABORATION, CONSISTENCY, AND TO 4YC IN ILLINOIS ACCOUNTABILITY 187-14 11:30 AM Walker, Becca*; Nagy-Shadman, Elizabeth A.; Douglass, 188-11 11:00 AM Breithaupt, Brent H.*; Matthews, Neffra A.; Armstrong, David N.: FACULTY AS AGENTS OF CURRICULAR Harley J.; Gensler, Philip A.; Liggett, Gregory; Hunt-Foster, AND TRANSFER ALIGNMENT BETWEEN 2-YEAR ReBecca; Foss, Scott E.: BONES, SHELLS, LEAVES, AND AND 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS: THE ROAD MAPS TO TRACKS: FACILITATING PARTNERSHIPS FOR HOLISTIC COMPLETION WORKSHOP FOR LOS ANGELES AREA PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, GEOSCIENCE FACULTY PRESERVATION, AND INTERPRETATION OF FOSSILS 187-15 11:45 AM Layou, Karen M.*; Berquist, Peter J.; LeMay, Lynsey E.: ON BLM’S PUBLIC LAND OPENING CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION: RESULTS 188-12 11:15 AM Shelton, Sally Y.*; Knauss, Georgia; Scott, Eric; Terry, Jr., FROM THREE YEARS OF SAGE2YC WORKSHOPS Dennis O.: REPOSITORIES, PARTNERSHIPS, AND THE CREATION OF THE PALEONTOLOGY ON PUBLIC SESSION NO. 188 LANDS ASSOCIATION T97. Specimen-Based Research and the Reality of 188-13 11:30 AM Norris, Christopher A.*: THE SOCIETY FOR THE Paleontological Resource, Specimen and Data Management: PRESERVATION OF NATURAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS Strengthening Partnerships among Federal Land Managers, (SPNHC): PROMOTING PARTNERSHIP IN THE Repositories, and Researchers (Society for the Preservation of MANAGEMENT OF FEDERAL COLLECTIONS Natural History Collections; Paleontological Society; STEPPE; 188-14 11:45 AM Tapanila, Leif*: BIG DATA FROM A BIG COUNTRY: HOW Society of Vertebrate Paleontology) FEDERAL OVERSIGHT COULD TRANSFORM THE 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 318 UTILITY OF FOSSIL RESOURCES IN AMERICA Kathy A. Hollis, Brian T. Huber, Hans-Dieter Sues, Julia F. Brunner, Vincent L. Santucci and Scott E. Foss, Presiding SESSION NO. 189 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS T98. The Great Images in Geology II, Additional Contributions in the History and Philosophy of Geology (GSA History and 188-1 8:15 AM Santucci, Vincent L.*: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Philosophy of Geology Division; History of Earth Sciences PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, Society) RESEARCH AND COLLECTIONS: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 188-2 8:30 AM Hopkins, Samantha S.B.*; Weldon, II, Ray J.; Samuels, Renee M. Clary and Joanne Bourgeois, Presiding Joshua X.; Zancanella, John: THE CROOKED RIVER 189-1 8:00 AM Dolphin, Glenn*: IMAGES IN THE DARK: THE CHANGING AM PROJECT: FEDERAL-UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION PERCEPTION OF RADIATION IN THE SOCIAL REALM IN PURSUIT OF AN INTEGRATED UNDERSTANDING OF 189-2 8:15 AM Jordan, Benjamin R.*: THE WORLD WE LIVE IN: LIFE PALEOECOLOGY, TECTONIC HISTORY, AND CRITICAL MAGAZINE’S GEOLOGIC ART JUST BEFORE THE PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES DAWN OF PLATE TECTONICS 188-3 8:45 AM Clites, Erica C.*; Marshall, Charles R.; Goodwin, Mark B.; 189-3 8:30 AM Şengör, A.M. Celâl*: THE EARLIEST SUBDUCTION ZONE Santucci, Vincent L.: DATA PRESERVATION FOR DEPICTED: A TRIUMPH OF COMPARATIVE GEOLOGY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE FOSSIL COLLECTIONS 189-4 8:45 AM Greene, Mott T.*: WEGENER’S MAPS OF CONTINENTAL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF DRIFT
PALEONTOLOGY TUESDAY 189-5 9:00 AM Moores, Eldridge M.*: HARRY HESS’S 1962 SEA FLOOR 188-4 9:00 AM Eaton, Carrie*; Hearst, J.M.: TURNING MOUNTAINS INTO SPREADING IMAGE: INITIATOR OF THE PLATE MOLEHILLS: AN INTERAGENCY PARTNERSHIP IN THE TECTONIC REVOLUTION BACKLOG CATALOGING OF FEDERAL COLLECTIONS 189-6 9:15 AM Frankel, Henry*: DAN MCKENZIE AND ROBERT 188-5 9:15 AM Smith, Dena M.*; Meyer, Herbert W.: A PARKER’S 1968 GREAT FIGURE CONFIRMING PLATE PALEONTOLOGICAL MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN: THE TECTONCS UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AND THE FLORISSANT FOSSIL BEDS 9:30 AM BREAK NATIONAL MONUMENT 189-7 9:45 AM Newcomb, Sally*: SCIENCE IN THE REVOLUTION: 188-6 9:30 AM Little, Holly*; Strotman, Jennifer; Hollis, Kathy: INCREASING BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706-1790) AND FRIENDS THE DISCOVERABILITY OF USGS PALEONTOLOGICAL 189-8 10:00 AM Larsen, Kristine*: POPULAR-LEVEL MINERALOGY COLLECTIONS DATA AT THE THE NATIONAL MUSEUM TEXTS AND THE FAMILIAR FORMAT IN THE EARLY 19TH OF NATURAL HISTORY CENTURY 9:45 AM BREAK 189-9 10:15 AM Rueger, Bruce F.*: GEOLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY 188-7 10:00 AM Liston, Jeff*: PROTECTING AND PRESERVING FOSSILS OF THE SOUTHERN BERKSHIRES: IMPACT AND FROM STATE-OWNED LANDS: GLOBAL SOLUTIONS TO IMPLICATIONS ON THE TRANSPORT OF CANNON UNIVERSAL PROBLEMS FROM FORT TICONDEROGA, NY TO BOSTON, MA, 1775-1776 188-8 10:15 AM Leiggi, Patrick*; Vlamis, Ted J.: THE PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES PRESERVATION ACT: A HISTORICAL 189-10 10:30 AM Schimmrich, Steven H.*: “CORKING THE BOTTLE” AT LOOK, AND A BRIEF EXAMINATION OF PRESENT DAY STARK’S KNOB, SARATOGA COUNTY, NEW YORK ISSUES 189-11 10:45 AM Good, Greg*: JOHN HERSCHEL’S ALPINE GEOLOGY: 188-9 10:30 AM Dattilo, Benjamin*; Brett, Carlton E.; Meyer, David L.; MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPES 20 YEARS BEFORE Freeman, Rebecca L.; Hunda, Brenda R.; Holland, PHOTOGRAPHY Steven M.; Stigall, Alycia L.; Deline, Bradley; 189-12 11:00 AM Donovan, Stephen K.*: “HOW’S THAT FOR Sumrall, Colin D.; Wilson, Mark A.: NON-ACADEMIC HEIDELBERG?” CHARLES DAWSON AND A PILTDOWN PALEONTOLOGISTS ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE MAN CENTENARY SURVIVAL OF PALEONTOLOGY: LESSONS FROM THE 189-13 11:15 AM Sack, Dorothy*: A WOMAN’S PLACE IN TWENTIETH CINCINNATI SCHOOL CENTURY GEOMORPHOLOGY 188-10 10:45 AM Brunner, Julia F.*: THE PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES PRESERVATION ACT OF 2009:
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 233 SESSION NO. 190
SESSION NO. 190 SESSION NO. 191 T110. Satellite Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and T112. Understanding Saline Fluid Flow Systems: From Saltwater Geology (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Intrusion to Geologic-Scale Brine Migration (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) Division; International Association of Hydrogeologists; Society of 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 Economic Geologists) Richard Becker and Adam M. Milewski, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Fabien Magri, Andrew H. Manning and Alicia M. Wilson, Presiding 190-1 8:05 AM Lakshmi, Venkat*: SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING OF THE 191-1 8:00 AM Bense, Victor F.*; Post, Vincent E.A.; Kooi, Henk: TERRESTRIAL WATER CYCLE TRANSIENT DYNAMICS OF SALINISATION IN OFF SHORE AQUIFER SYSTEMS AFTER SEA-LEVEL RISE 190-2 8:25 AM Scanlon, Bridget R.*; Zhang, Zizhan; Save, Himanshu; Reedy, Robert C.; Pool, Don; Long, Di; Nowak, Ken; Wolock, 191-2 8:20 AM Borrok, David M.*; Broussard, III, Whitney P.; Jennings, David: ASSESSING DROUGHT IMPACTS ON THE John E.; Barth, Tiffani Cravens: EVOLUTION OF SALINITY COLORADO RIVER BASIN USING GRACE SATELLITES IN THE COASTAL CHICOT AQUIFER SYSTEM, AND GROUND-BASED DATA LOUISIANA, USA 190-3 8:45 AM Seyoum, Wondwosen M.*; Milewski, Adam M.: USING 191-3 8:35 AM Eissa, Mustafa*; Parker, Beth; Shouakar-Stash, Orfan; SATELLITE EARTH OBSERVATIONS TO UNDERSTAND Mahmoud, Hussein Hosni; El-Shiekh, Abdelfattah: THE FACTORS CONTROLLING THE TERRESTRIAL ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TOMOGRAPHY, WATER CYCLE IN THE NORTHERN HIGH PLAINS, USA GEOCHEMISTRY AND ISOTOPE TRACERS FOR SALT WATER INTRUSION CHARACTERIZATION ALONG THE 9:00 AM Thomas, Brian F.*: 190-4 IDENTIFYING EPISODIC NORTHWESTERN COAST, EGYPT GROUNDWATER RECHARGE IN ARID REGIONS 191-4 8:50 AM Florea, Lee J.*; Rust, Dan L.; Unger, Devyn: TIME LAPSE 9:15 AM Becker, R.H.*; Cline, Michael: 190-5 ASSESING WATER FLUXES ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TOMOGRAPHY OF TIDAL IN REGIONAL WETLANDS WITH MODIS AND GRACE PUMPING OF NEARSHORE GROUNDWATER FROM 190-6 9:30 AM Huffman, George J.*; Bolvin, David T.; Braithwaite, Dan; GRAHAMS HARBOR, SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, Hsu, Kuolin; Joyce, Robert; Kidd, Christopher; Sorooshian, BAHAMAS Soroosh; Xie, Pingping: INTRODUCTION TO THE 191-5 9:05 AM Du, Yao*; Ma, Teng; Chen, Liuzhu; Xiao, Cong; Liu, Cunfu: INTEGRATED MULTI-SATELLITE RETRIEVALS FOR CONTRAST ON CHLORINE STABLE ISOTOPE GPM (IMERG) PRECIPITATION DATASETS GEOCHEMISTRY OF COASTAL AND INLAND 190-7 9:50 AM Milewski, Adam M.*; El Kadiri, Racha; Seyoum, SHALLOW BRINE Wondwosen M.; Durham, Michael C.; Fay, Veronica; 191-6 9:20 AM Sanford, Ward E.*: EVIDENCE FOR HYPERSALINE Lezzaik, Khalil; Rotz, Rachel R.; Fisher, Audrey; Cahalan, NORTH-ATLANTIC SEAWATER TRAPPED IN THE Matthew: AN ANALYSIS OF GPM IMERG AND TRMM US ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN SINCE EARLY TMPA PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES IN VARYING CRETACEOUS TIME ENVIRONMENTS 9:40 AM BREAK 10:05 AM BREAK 191-7 9:55 AM Garven, Grant*; Boles, James R.: LEAKAGE OF MANTLE 10:20 AM Reitz, Meredith D.*; Sanford, Ward E.; Senay, 190-8 HELIUM ALONG THE NEWPORT-INGLEWOOD FAULT, Gabriel; Cazenas, Jeffrey: ANNUAL ESTIMATES OF LOS ANGELES BASIN EVAPOTRANSPIRATION, RUNOFF, AND RECHARGE FROM REMOTE SENSING, CLIMATE, AND 191-8 10:15 AM Engle, Mark A.*; Reyes, Francisco R.: USING BRACKISH STREAMFLOW DATA FOR THE CONTIGUOUS US GROUNDWATERS AS INDICATORS FOR POTENTIAL IMPACTS FROM DEEPER OIL AND GAS ACTIVITIES 190-9 10:35 AM Jacobsen, Robert E.*; Burr, Devon M.: REMOTE ESTIMATES OF BANKFULL DISCHARGE FOR A 191-9 10:30 AM Yager, Richard M.*; McCoy, Kurt J.; Voss, Clifford I.; Sanford, MARTIAN-TERRESTRIAL ANALOG CHANNEL Ward E.: THE PERSISTENCE OF SALINE WATER IN LATE SUGGEST THE NEED FOR NEW METHODS OF PALEOZOIC ROCKS OF THE APPALACHIAN PLATEAUS ESTIMATING PALEODISCHARGE 191-10 10:45 AM Manning, Andrew H.*; Emsbo, Poul: NUMERICAL 190-10 10:50 AM Le, Alyssa*; Pricope, Narcisa: INCREASING THE SPATIAL SIMULATION OF BRINE REFLUX SYSTEMS AND THEIR RESOLUTION AND ACCURACY OF PRECIPITATION POTENTIAL ROLE IN MINERAL DEPOSIT FORMATION DATA WITHIN THE SWAT MODEL THROUGH THE 191-11 11:00 AM Lopez, Teodolina*; Antoine, Raphaël; Kerr, Yann; Darrozes, INCORPORATION OF CHIRPS DATA José; Rabinowicz, Michel; Ramillien, Guillaume; Cazenave, 190-11 11:05 AM Schwindaman, Jeffrey*; Pochatila, Joy; Clemens, Drew; Anny; Genthon, Pierre: LARGE-SCALE CONVECTIVE Dorgan, Tracy; Haskell, Casey: CHARACTERIZING CIRCULATION IN THE LAKE CHAD BASIN BEDROCK FRACTURE ORIENTATION AND DENSITY 191-12 11:15 AM Weyer, K. Udo*; Ellis, James C.: DYNAMICS OF USING FRACTURE TRACE ANALYSIS, OUTCROP FIELD SUBSURFACE FLOW OF SALT WATER AND BRINES MAPPING, AND GEOPHYSICAL BOREHOLE METHODS 11:30 AM DISCUSSION IN FOSTER, RHODE ISLAND 190-12 11:20 AM Shields, Nathaniel*: USING GEOPHYSICAL METHODS SESSION NO. 192 TO IDENTIFY SUBSURFACE WATER STORAGE AND T136. Decadal to Century-Scale Proxy Climate Records in High- DRAINAGE PATTERNS IN KARST TERRAIN Altitude and High-Latitude Landscapes (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 340 Michael O’Neal and Brian Hanson, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 192-1 8:15 AM McGlannan, Austin James*; Bart, Philip; Sjunneskog, Charlotte: WEST ANTARCTIC ICE SHEET GROUNDING EVENTS ON THE MIDDLE SHELF OF THE WHALES DEEP PALEO-ICE-STREAM TROUGH IN EASTERN ROSS SEA, ANTARCTICA
234 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 194
192-2 8:30 AM Curtin, Lorelei*; Moy, Christopher; Nichols, Jonathan; 193-7 9:45 AM Perez, Victor J.*; Pimiento, Catalina; Hendy, Austin J.W.; Hageman, Kimberly; Aebig, Christopher; Wilson, Gary: MacFadden, Bruce J.; Gonzalez-Barba, Gerardo; Hubbell, A 550-YEAR MULTI-PROXY RECORD FROM LAKE Gordon: LATE MIOCENE CHONDRICHTHYANS FROM SEDIMENT CORES REVEALS RECENT SOUTHERN LAGO BAYANO, PANAMA WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR A HEMISPHERE WESTERLY WIND VARIABILITY IN THE MARINE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE CARIBBEAN AUCKLAND ISLANDS (51°S), NEW ZEALAND SUB- AND PACIFIC ANTARCTIC 193-8 10:00 AM Leonard-Pingel, Jill S.*; Todd, Jonathan A.; Stefanic, 192-3 8:45 AM Denton, George*: GSA QUATERNARY GEOLOGY Candice M.: FUNCTIONAL SHIFT IN GASTROPOD AND GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISION DISTINGUISHED ASSEMBLAGES REFLECTS CHANGING HABITATS IN CAREER AWARD: A REMARKABLE CLIMATE CHANGE THE CARIBBEAN NEOGENE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE 193-9 10:15 AM Wallace, Carden C.*: ACROPORA AND ISOPORA: THE 192-4 9:15 AM Wiles, Gregory*; D’Arrigo, Rosanne D.; Wilson, Rob; Barclay, LONG PAST AND UNCERTAIN FUTURE David J.: COASTAL NORTHEAST PACIFIC PROXY 193-10 10:30 AM Pandolfi, John M.*; Gomez Cabrera, Maria del Carmen; RECORDS AND THEIR ROLE IN UNDERSTANDING Young, Jennifer; Roff, George; Cooper, Alan: THE FIGHT REGIONAL CLIMATE FORCING FOR DOMINANCE ON THE GREAT BARRIER REEF: A 192-5 9:35 AM Fountain, Andrew G.*: A CENTURY OF GLACIER CHANGE MARRIAGE OF FOSSILS AND MOLECULES IN THE AMERICAN WEST, USA 193-11 10:45 AM Wanless, Harold R.*: THRIVING ACROPORA IN CAICOS – 192-6 9:55 AM Clark, Douglas H.*; Hidy, Alan J.; Zimmerman, Susan H.; A CLIMATE CHANGE REFUGIA? Finkel, Robert C.; Stock, Greg M.; Schaefer, Joerg M.: WIDE 193-12 11:00 AM Jackson, Jeremy B.C.*: THE FUTURE OF CARIBBEAN SPAN OF EXPOSURE AGES ON HOLOCENE MORAINES CORAL REEFS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA: PROCESS OR CLIMATIC CONTROLS? SESSION NO. 194 192-7 10:10 AM Rupper, Summer*; Schaefer, Joerg M.; Cook, Edward R.; T160. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Maurer, Josh; Putnam, Aaron E.; Krusic, Paul: CLIMATE Systems II (Paleontological Society) CHANGE AND GLACIER RESPONSE IN THE HIMALAYAS - PAST AND PRESENT 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 315 192-8 10:30 AM Baranwal, Soma*; Knies, Jochen Manfred; Grøsfjeld, Kari: Darrin J. Molinaro, Carolyn M. Furlong, Amelinda E. Webb and Gary J. Motz, Presiding REVISITING ARCTIC PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE (�2 MA TO PRESENT) FROM ODP 912A: A NEW RECORD FROM 194-1 8:00 AM Feser, Kelsey M.*; Miller, Arnold I.: THE DIAGNOSIS AND THE ARCTIC-ATLANTIC GATEWAY SIGNIFICANCE OF STRATIGRAPHY IN SUBFOSSIL AM 192-9 10:45 AM Hansen, Melissa*; Passchier, Sandra: VENTILATION OF MOLLUSCAN ASSEMBLAGES PRESERVED IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN DURING THE PLIOCENE SEAGRASS BEDS: ST CROIX, US VIRGIN ISLANDS CLIMATIC OPTIMUM 194-2 8:15 AM Hart, Malcolm Barrie*; Smart, Christopher W.; Jagt, 11:00 AM DISCUSSION John W.M.: CO-EVOLUTION OF FORAMINIFERA AND SEA GRASS COMMUNITIES SINCE THE LATE SESSION NO. 193 CRETACEOUS T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments 194-3 8:30 AM Cronin, Kelly*; Dietl, Gregory P.; Kelley, Patricia H.: II: A Session Honoring the Contributions of Ann F. Budd (SEPM EXAMINING LIFESPAN BIAS IN DEATH ASSEMBLAGES USING TWO BIVALVE SPECIES IN SEAGRASS BEDS IN
(Society for Sedimentary Geology); Paleontological Society) TUESDAY NORTH CAROLINA 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 310 194-4 8:45 AM Clapham, Matthew E.*; Beard, J. Andrew; Ivany, Linda C.; James S. Klaus, Kenneth G. Johnson, Francesca R. Bosellini and Thomas Runnegar, Bruce N.: PALEOPHYSIOLOGY, THERMAL Stemann, Presiding TOLERANCE, AND EXTINCTION OF THE PERMIAN 193-1 8:00 AM Johnson, Kenneth G.*; Santodomingo, Nadiezhda: LATE GLACIAL BIVALVE EURYDESMA CENOZOIC HISTORY OF CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS: 194-5 9:00 AM Casebolt, Sahale N.*; Kowalewski, Michał: PATCHINESS NEW DATA FROM THE CARIBBEAN AND CORAL AND SPATIAL RESOLUTION IN MOLLUSK DEATH TRIANGLE ASSEMBLAGES IN SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS 193-2 8:15 AM Bosellini, Francesca R.*; Budd, Ann F.; Johnson, Kenneth: 194-6 9:15 AM Smith, Jansen A.*; Goodwin, David H.; Dietl, Gregory P.: MEDITERRANEAN VS CARIBBEAN OLIGOCENE REEF COMPLIMENTARY PROCESSES STRUCTURING THE CORALS: A NEW PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC SCENARIO COLORADO RIVER DELTA MOLLUSCAN FAUNA AS UNRAVELED BY PROGRESS IN CORAL SYSTEMATICS REVEALED BY SPECIES ABUNDANCE DISTRIBUTIONS 193-3 8:30 AM Piller, Werner E.*; Reuter, Markus; Wiedl, Thomas: 9:30 AM BREAK PARASCOLYMIA (SCLERACTINIA: LOBOPHYLLIIDAE) 194-7 9:45 AM Lockwood, Rowan*: A PALEONTOLOGICAL IN THE CENTRAL PARATETHYS SEA (AUSTRIA) AND PERSPECTIVE ON THE CONSERVATION OF ITS BIOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS CHESAPEAKE BAY OYSTERS 193-4 8:45 AM Cotton, Laura J.*; Renema, Willem: OUT OF AFRICA: 194-8 10:05 AM Savarese, Michael*; Stingu, Shanna C.; Walker, Karen Jo; COMPLEX EVOLUTION OF RETICULATE NUMMULITES Marquardt, William; Thompson, Victor D.: EMPLOYING 193-5 9:00 AM Allmon, Warren*: “TEMPO AND MODE” OF EVOLUTION PRINCIPLES FROM CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY RECONSIDERED, AGAIN: WHAT IS THE RELATIVE TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTS OF SHELLFISH FREQUENCY OF DIFFERENT MACROEVOLUTIONARY HARVESTING BY ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS OF DYNAMICS IN THE FOSSIL RECORD? SOUTHWEST FLORIDA 193-6 9:15 AM Wood, Aaron R.*; Rincon, Aldo F.; Morgan, Gary S.; Bloch, 194-9 10:20 AM Albano, Paolo G.*; Tomasovych, Adam; Kaufman, Darrell S.; Jonathan I.; MacFadden, Bruce J.: STUCK IN THE NEW Stachowitsch, Michael; Zuschin, Martin: ASSESSING WORLD TROPICS? EARLY MIOCENE BIOGEOGRAPHY THE MAGNITUDE OF RECENT COMPOSITIONAL AND DIVERSITY OF CENTRAL AND NORTH AMERICAN CHANGES IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: APPLYING THE MAMMALS CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY APPROACH TO THE 9:30 AM BREAK PERSIAN GULF
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 235 SESSION NO. 194
194-10 10:35 AM Nawrot, Rafal*; Zuschin, Martin; Chattopadhyay, Devapriya: FLARE-UP IN THE LOWER CRUST OF A CONTINENTAL PLIO-PLEISTOCENE EXTINCTIONS, LESSEPSIAN ARC, FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND INVASION AND THE FUTURE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN 195-9 10:10 AM Miller, Robert B.*; Gordon, Stacia M.; Sauer, Kirsten: FLOW BIVALVE FAUNA AND DEFORMATION IN DEEP-ARC CRUST 194-11 10:50 AM Zuschin, Martin*; Gallmetzer, Ivo; Haselmair, Alexandra; 10:30 AM BREAK Stachowitsch, Michael; Tomasovych, Adam: HISTORICAL 195-10 10:45 AM Webb, Laura E.*; Klepeis, Keith: PUNCTUATED ECOLOGY OF THE NORTHERN ADRIATIC SEA – A MELT-ENHANCED DEFORMATION AND TECTONIC REGIONAL APPROACH USING MOLLUSCAN DEATH REACTIVATION ABOVE A LONG-LIVED SUBDUCTION ASSEMBLAGES FROM SEDIMENT CORES ZONE, COASTAL ANDES, CENTRAL CHILE 194-12 11:05 AM DeVore, Melanie L.*; Freile, Deborah: CAN TAPHONOMY 195-11 11:00 AM Nadin, Elisabeth S.*; Saleeby, Jason B.: PRESERVING AND ICHNOLOGY OF THE PAST BE USED TO MANAGE VARYING DEFORMATION HISTORIES IN ACTIVE ARCS: THE FUTURE? WHY THE DECLINE OF THE WEST A CASE STUDY OF THE SIERRA NEVADA BATHOLITH, INDIAN TOP-SHELL (CITTARIUM PICA) WILL AFFECT CALIFORNIA LAND HERMIT CRAB (COENOBITA CLYPEATUS) POPULATIONS 195-12 11:15 AM Garapic, Gordana*; Faul, Ulrich; Kruckenberg, Seth C.; Wiejaczka, Joshua; Newton, John: OLIVINE- 194-13 11:20 AM Sheward, Rosie M.*; Poulton, Alex; Gibbs, Samantha; RICH TROCTOLITES: GEOCHEMICAL AND Daniels, Chris J: THE LIVING AND THE DEAD: FROM MICROSTRUCTURAL EVIDENCE OF THEIR MANTLE CELLULAR ARCHITECTURE TO GROWTH RATES, ORIGIN ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND ECOLOGY IN MODERN AND FOSSIL COCCOLITHOPHORES 195-13 11:30 AM Lambart, Sarah*: MELT-ROCK INTERACTIONS: INFINITE SOURCE OF NEW MANTLE LITHOLOGIES SESSION NO. 195 11:45 AM DISCUSSION T162. A Lower Crustal Perspective on Magmatic Arc Processes (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology SESSION NO. 196 Division) T165. Zen and Now: Honoring the Legacy of E-an Zen’s 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 331/332 Contributions to Geology (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Harold H. Stowell, Keith Klepeis and Joshua J. Schwartz, Presiding Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 195-1 8:05 AM Williams, Michael L.*; Seaman, Sheila J.; Mahan, Kevin H.; Philip M. Piccoli, Jane M. Hammarstrom, H. Catherine Skinner and Guy L. Hovis, Dumond, Gregory; Koteas, G. Christopher; Regan, Sean P.: Presiding STRUCTURAL AND PETROLOGIC IMPLICATIONS OF MAGMATIC UNDERPLATING IN A CONTINENTAL ARC: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS OBSERVATIONS FROM THE ATHABASCA GRANULITE 196-1 8:05 AM Prestegaard, Karen L.*: ZEN OF SMALL THINGS; HOW TERRANE SMALL OBSERVATIONS LEAD TO BIG IDEAS 195-2 8:25 AM Norton, Rebecca A.*; Stowell, Harold H.; Schwartz, 196-2 8:25 AM Haugerud, Ralph A.*: THE ZEN OF GEOLOGIC MAPPING Joshua J.: USING PSEUDOSECTIONS TO EVALUATE 196-3 8:40 AM Karabinos, Paul*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Crowley, J.L.: CHANGING EFFECTIVE BULK COMPOSITION DURING THE ENDURING IMPACT OF E-AN ZEN ON TACONIC GARNET GROWTH AND PARTIAL MELTING, EXAMPLES GEOLOGY FROM FIORDLAND, NZ 196-4 8:55 AM Hovis, Guy L.*: WELL-CONSTRAINED ENTHALPIES OF 195-3 8:40 AM Ahmad, Ijaz*; Richards, Jeremy P.; Shah, Mohammad Tahir; K-NA MIXING IN AL-SI ORDERED AND DISORDERED Pearson, D. Graham; DuFrane, S. Andrew; Liu, Jingao; ALKALI FELDSPAR SERIES FROM NEW HF SOLUTION Jagoutz, Oliver: PLATINUM GROUP ELEMENT CALORIMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON FORTY-ONE CONCENTRATIONS OF CHILAS COMPLEX GABBROS, SAMPLES KOHISTAN ARC LOWER CRUST, PAKISTAN 196-5 9:10 AM Morse, Stearns A.*; Brady, John B.: THE HOT DRY STORY 195-4 8:55 AM Kruckenberg, Seth C.*; Tikoff, Basil: SPATIAL AND OF THE TERNARY FELDSPARS TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF MELT MIGRATION AND STRAIN LOCALIZATION IN THE TWIN SISTERS 9:25 AM BREAK ULTRAMAFIC MASSIF, WASHINGTON STATE 196-6 9:40 AM Grew, Edward S.*; Cempírek, Jan; Kampf, Anthony R.; 195-5 9:10 AM Yokelson, Intan N.*; Gehrels, George; Cecil, M. Robinson; Ma, Chi; Novák, Milan; Gadas, Petr; Škoda, Radek; Rusmore, Margaret E.: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND HF Vašinová-Galiová, Michaela; Pezzotta, Federico; ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE SOUTHERN COAST Groat, Lee A.: A POTENTIALLY NEW BOROSILICATE
MOUNTAINS BATHOLITH, BRITISH COLUMBIA MINERAL, CA. AL16B4SI4O38, RELATED TO BORALSILITE FROM THE MANJAKA PEGMATITE, SAHATANY VALLEY, 195-6 9:25 AM Samperton, Kyle M.*; Schoene, Blair; Annen, Catherine: MADAGASCAR PORTRAIT OF A PLUTON: AN INTEGRATED OBSERVATIONAL, ANALYTICAL AND MODELING 196-7 9:55 AM Caudle, Dana J.*; Groat, Lee A.; Cempírek, Jan; Millonig, STUDY OF THE MID-CRUSTAL BERGELL INTRUSION, Leo J.: MINERALOGY OF REE-BEARING NYF-TYPE CENTRAL ALPS PEGMATITES FROM THE KIN PROPERTY, NEAR REVELSTOKE, BC, CANADA 195-7 9:40 AM Gebauer, Samantha K.*; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Klepeis, Keith A.; Stowell, Harold H.; Coble, Matthew A.; 196-8 10:10 AM Belkin, Harvey E.*: PERALKALINE GRANITES AND Kylander-Clark, Andrew; Hacker, Bradley R.: SPATIO- VOLCANICS OF THE NEOPROTEROZOIC RIFT-RELATED TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF LOWER ARC COOLING ROBERTSON RIVER IGNEOUS SUITE, NORTHERN AND METAMORPHISM, NORTHERN FIORDLAND, VIRGINIA, USA: ZR, NB, Y, AND REE MINERALOGY NEW ZEALAND 196-9 10:30 AM Kimbrough, David L.*; Mahoney, J. Brian; Mescua, José; 195-8 9:55 AM Decker, Meghann F.I.*; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Stowell, Giambiagi, Laura B.; Buelow, Ellen K.: NEW ZIRCON U-PB Harold H.; Klepeis, Keith; Kitajima, Kouki; Valley, John; AGES DEFINE A STRONGLY EPISODIC HISTORY OF Kylander-Clark, Andrew; Tulloch, Andrew; Kimbrough, MAGMATISM FOR THE PERMO-TRIASSIC CHOIYOI David L.: TRIGGERING MECHANISMS FOR A MAGMATIC SILICIC LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE OF CHILE AND ARGENTINA
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196-10 10:45 AM Piccoli, Philip M.*; Knighton, Steven; Kayser, Sean; Ash, 197-13 11:15 AM Cox, Rónadh*; Watkins, Oona G.: STORM-WAVE Richard; Candela, Philip A.: INDIUM IN MAGMATIC- MOVEMENT OF MEGAGRAVEL IN WESTERN IRELAND: HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS: UNDERSTANDING ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING BOTH STORMS BEHAVIOR TODAY TO MEET TOMORROW’S DEMAND AND TSUNAMI 196-11 11:00 AM Hammarstrom, Jane M.*: PLUTONS, PRESSURE, AND 197-14 11:30 AM Butler, Robert F.*; Pratt-Sitaula, Beth; Lillie, Robert J.; PORPHYRY SYSTEMS—GEOBAROMETRY AS A TOOL Hunter, Nancee C.; Magura, Bonnie; Groom, Roger; FOR ECONOMIC GEOLOGY Hedeen, Chris; Johnson, Jenda; Coe, Michael: 196-12 11:15 AM Skinner, Brian*; Skinner, Catherine: THE LIFE AND TIMES LEVERAGING RESEARCH ON EARTHQUAKES AND OF E-AN ZEN TSUNAMI TO INCREASE PREPAREDNESS EDUCATION IN COASTAL CASCADIA COMMUNITIES SESSION NO. 197 197-15 11:45 AM Tehranirad, Babak*; Kirby, James T; Shi, Fengyan; Grilli, T185. Coastal Hazards from Minutes to Millennia (GSA Stephan T; Grilli, Annette R: IS CONTINENTAL SHELF Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology BATHYMETRY THE MAIN CONTROL FOR TSUNAMI and Society Division) INUNDATION PATTERNS ON THE US EAST COAST? 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 307 SESSION NO. 198 Simon E. Engelhart, Andrew C. Kemp and Benjamin P. Horton, Presiding T190. Paleoecological Patterns, Ecological Processes, Modeled 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Scenarios: Crossing Temporal Scales to Understand an Uncertain 197-1 8:05 AM Hay, Carling C.*; Morrow, Eric; Kopp, Robert E.; Mitrovica, Future (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Jerry X.: A NEW PROBABILISTIC ESTIMATE OF GLOBAL AASP - The Palynological Society; Canadian Association of AND LOCAL SEA LEVELS OVER THE 20TH CENTURY Palynology; GSA Limnogeology Division; Paleoceanography/ Paleoclimatology Discipline; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary 197-2 8:25 AM Gornitz, Vivien*; Horton, Radley; Bader, D.A.; Rosenzweig, Geology); Paleontological Society) Cynthia; Orton, Philip: FACING HIGHER SEA LEVELS AND INCREASED COASTAL FLOODING IN NEW YORK CITY 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 314 197-3 8:40 AM García-Artola, A.*; Horton, B.P.; Engelhart, S.E.; Nikitina, D.; Miriam C. Jones, Simon Goring and Debra A. Willard, Presiding Pilarczyk, J.E.; Khan, N.S.; Walker, J.; Shaw, T.: SEA-LEVEL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS RISE IN THE DELAWARE BAY (U.S. ATLANTIC COAST) 198-1 8:05 AM Booth, Robert K.*: MULTIDECADAL-TO-CENTENNIAL DURING THE COMMON ERA SCALE ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS DURING TIMES OF 197-4 8:55 AM Hearty, Paul J.*; Hansen, James; Tselioudis, George: ABRUPT HOLOCENE VEGETATION CHANGE EEMIAN MIS 5E: A FLASH FROM THE PAST…AND A 198-2 8:25 AM Morris, III, Jesse L*: RECONSTRUCTING THE AM GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE! BIOGEOCHEMICAL OUTCOMES OF LANDSCAPE 197-5 9:10 AM Jonathan, M.P.*; Francisco, Reyes Hernandez; DISTURBANCES USING LAKE SEDIMENT RECORDS Venkata Chari, Shruti; Muthusankar, G.: A VIEW ON 198-3 8:45 AM Stelling, Jonathan M.*; Yu, Zicheng; Beilman, David W.; THE INUNDATION LIMITS IN COASTAL CITIES FROM Loisel, Julie: LATE HOLOCENE ECOLOGICAL AND MEXICO AND SELECTED PACIFIC CITIES: RECENT CLIMATE CHANGE FROM PEAT RECORDS IN THE SEA SWELL IMPACT (2015) WESTERN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA 197-6 9:25 AM Johnson, Christopher S.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, 198-4 9:00 AM Goring, Simon*; Williams, John W.; Salonen, J Sakari; James V.; Kopp, Robert E.; Khan, Nicole S.; Stanford, Luoto, Miska: HOW MUCH OF THE PALEOECOLOGICAL Scott D.: WHY DOES SANDY HOOK HAVE THAT SINKING RECORD HAS NO ANALOGUE AND WHAT DOES THIS TUESDAY FEELING? MEAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION? 197-7 9:40 AM Wallace, Davin J.*; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Woodruff, 198-5 9:15 AM Boyle, James T.*; Sheets, H. David; Goldman, Daniel; Jonathan D.; van Hengstum, Peter J.; Rosenheim, Brad; Mitchell, Charles, E.: A BAYESIAN METHOD FOR Horgan, Meghan C.: PALEOTEMPESTOLOGICAL IDENTIFYING GRAPTOLITE BIOTOPES RECONSTRUCTION OF WESTERN ATLANTIC HOLOCENE HURRICANE IMPACTS FROM MANGROVE 198-6 9:30 AM Yasuhara, Moriaki*; Tittensor, Derek P.; Hillebrand, Helmut; LAKE, BERMUDA Worm, Boris: COMBINING MARINE MACROECOLOGY AND PALEOECOLOGY IN BIODIVERSITY ANALYSES: 197-8 10:00 AM Nikitina, Daria*; Horton, Benjamin P.; Khan, Nicole; Shaw, MICROFOSSILS AS A MODEL Timothy; Enache, Mihaela; Frizzera, Dorina; Procopio, Nick; Potapova, Marina: GEOLOGIC RECORD OF HURRICANE 9:45 AM BREAK IMPACTS ON THE NEW JERSEY COAST 198-7 10:00 AM Ivory, Sarah*; Early, Regan; Sax, Dov; Russell, James M.: 197-9 10:15 AM van Hengstum, Peter J.*; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Reinhardt, THE PAST AND FUTURE OF AFRICAN FORESTS: Eduard G.; Wallace, Davin J.; Horgan, Meghan C.: A LATE INFERENCES FROM MODELS AND LAKE MUDS HOLOCENE LOW-FREQUENCY STORMINESS SIGNAL 198-8 10:20 AM Adojoh, Onema*; Fabienne, Marret; Duller, Robert; Osterloff, FROM AN INLAND SUBMARINE CAVE IN BERMUDA Peter: EVOLUTION OF THE NIGER DELTA MARGIN 197-10 10:30 AM Osterman, Lisa E.*; Smith, Christopher G.; Adams, DURING THE LATE PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE: NEW C. Scott: USING RECENT HURRICANE EVENT LAYERS PALYNOLOGICAL EVIDENCE TO EVALUATE REGIONAL STORM IMPACTS ON 198-9 10:35 AM West, Abagael R.*: ANCIENT DNA FROM ESTUARINE AND WETLAND SYSTEMS ALASKA’S EXTINCT PLEISTOCENE MUSK OXEN: 197-11 10:45 AM Tamura, Toru*; Nicholas, William A; Oliver, Thom SN; PHYLOGENETICS AND POPULATION DYNAMICS Brooke, Brendan: DEPOSITIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF REVEAL A UNIQUE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY COARSE SAND BEACH RIDGES AT COWLEY BEACH, 198-10 10:50 AM Drewicz, Amanda E.*; Kohn, Matthew J.; Fremd, Ted: NORTHEASTERN QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA STABLE ISOTOPES IN LARGE HERBIVORE TOOTH 197-12 11:00 AM Engelhart, Simon E.*; Witter, Robert C.; Briggs, Richard W.; ENAMEL SHOW MID-MIOCENE SOAKING OF CENTRAL Vane, Christopher H.; Dura, Tina; Corbett, D. Reide; Nelson, OREGON Alan R.; Haeussler, Peter J.; Koehler, Rich D.; Gelfenbaum, 198-11 11:05 AM Durham, Stephen R.*; Dietl, Gregory P.: TESTING Guy: REPEATED TSUNAMIS DURING THE LAST 4000 CLIMATE’S EFFECT ON OYSTER LIFE HISTORY USING YEARS AT SANAK ISLAND, ALASKA GEOHISTORICAL RECORDS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 237 SESSION NO. 198
198-12 11:20 AM Wingard, G. Lynn*; Hudley, Joel W.; Stackhouse, Bethany L.; 200-2 8:20 AM Ejembi, John Idoko*; Johnson, Matthew; Potter-McIntyre, Marshall, Frank E.; Pitts, Patrick A.: APPLICATION Sally L.: DETRITAL ZIRCON STUDIES IN RELATION OF HOLOCENE PALEO-SALINITY ESTIMATES TO TO PROVENANCE OF THE JURASSIC WANAKAH EVERGLADES RESTORATION PERFORMANCE FORMATION AND ADJACENT ROCK UNITS IN MEASURES WESTERN COLORADO 200-3 8:35 AM Madhavaraju, Jayagopal*; Ramírez-Montoyo, Erik; SESSION NO. 199 González–León, Carlos M.; Solari, Luigi; Monreal, Rogelio: T192. Lawrence A. Hardie Commemorative Session I (GSA PROVENANCE OF THE CLASTIC ROCKS OF THE Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) MORITA FORMATION, NORTHERN SONORA, MEXICO: EVIDENCES FROM GEOCHEMISTRY AND DETRITAL 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 ZIRCON U-PB AGES Tim K. Lowenstein, Robert V. Demicco and Linda Hinnov, Presiding 200-4 8:50 AM Ibrahim, Diar Mohammed*; McClelland, William C.; Pope, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Michael C.; Witzke, Brian J.; Finzel, Emily S.; Miller, 199-1 8:15 AM Chou, I-Ming*: VAPOR PRESSURE, CHEMICAL Brent V.: U/PB DETRITAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY EQUILIBRIUM, THERMODYNAMICS, AND EARTH AND AND PROVENANCE OF THE MIDDLE-ORDOVICIAN PLANETARY SCIENCES - A TRIBUTE TO LAWRENCE A. ST. PETER SANDSTONE AND STARVED ROCK HARDIE FORMATION, IOWA 199-2 8:30 AM Rosen, Michael R.*: A REVIEW OF AND GEOCHEMICAL 200-5 9:05 AM Wissink, Gregory K.*; Hoke, Gregory D.: NO CENOZOIC EVOLUTION OF THE BRINES IN THE BRISTOL TROUGH, CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN UPPER YANGTZE RIVER CALIFORNIA AND RED RIVER 199-3 8:45 AM Benison, Kathleen C.*; Bowen, Brenda B.; Lowenstein, 200-6 9:20 AM Miaomiao, Meng*: SEDIMENTARY CHARACTERISTICS Tim K.: EXPANSION OF THE HARDIE-EUGSTER BRINE OF CARBONATE INTRA-PLATFORM SHOALS AND EVOLUTION MODEL INTO THE LOW PH REALM THEIR FORMATION IN ORDOVICIAN TARIM BASIN, WEST CHINA 199-4 9:00 AM Lowenstein, Tim K.*; Dolginko, Lauren A.C.; Garcia Veigas, Javier: THE INFLUENCE OF MAGMATIC- 9:35 AM BREAK HYDROTHERMAL ACTIVITY ON BRINE EVOLUTION IN 200-7 9:50 AM Gibling, Martin R.*; DiMichele, William; Tobey, Dawn; CLOSED BASINS: SEARLES LAKE, CALIFORNIA Chaney, Dan S.; Cecil, Blaine: HOW ABUNDANT WAS 199-5 9:15 AM Luczaj, John*: MODERN AQUIFER CHEMISTRY AS A VEGETATION ON THE WESTERN MARGIN OF PANGEA? FUNCTION OF WATER-ROCK INTERACTION: A CASE ABUNDANCE, DIVERSITY AND TAPHONOMY FOR THE EXAMPLE FROM EASTERN WISCONSIN LOWER PERMIAN HALGAITO FORMATION OF THE PARADOX BASIN, UTAH 199-6 9:30 AM Janick, Joseph J.*; Demicco, Robert V.: MODELING CHEMICAL SEDIMENTATION IN CLOSED BASINS 200-8 10:05 AM Tobey, Dawn*; Gibling, Martin R.; DiMichele, William; Chaney, Dan S.: RIVERS, LOESS, AND VEGETATION; 9:45 AM BREAK THE EARLY PERMIAN HALGAITO FORMATION IN THE 199-7 10:00 AM Xu, Huifang*; Shen, Zhizhang: THE ROLES OF VALLEY OF THE GODS, SOUTHEAST UTAH MICROBIAL EXTRACELLULAR POLYMERIC 200-9 10:20 AM Deptuck, Mark E.*; Kendell, Kris L.: UNTANGLING THE SUBSTANCES IN CATALYZING DOLOMITE PRE-, SYN-, AND POST-RIFT DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRYSTALLIZATION AT LOW-TEMPERATURE SCOTIAN MARGIN: NEW RESULTS AND ENDURING 199-8 10:15 AM Spencer, Ron*; Weedmark, Tom: THE HORN RIVER - QUESTIONS DUVERNAY SHALE SYSTEM, WESTERN CANADA: 200-10 10:35 AM Barber, Douglas E.*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Koshnaw, HYDROTHERMAL PETROLEUM RESERVOIRS Renas I.: CENOZOIC PERIPHERAL FORELAND BASIN 199-9 10:30 AM Fang, Yihang*; Xu, Huifang: STUDY ON AN OSCILLATORY DEVELOPMENT IN THE BITLIS-ZARGOS OROGEN, MICRO-LAMINATED DOLOMITE/LIMESTONE ROCK DUHOK, IRAQI KURDISTAN AND ITS IMPLICATION ON SEDIMENTARY DOLOMITE 200-11 10:50 AM Stillings, Lisa L.*; Mack, Thomas J.; Chornack, Michael P.; FORMATION Kalaly, Siddiq S.: LITHIUM BRINE EXPLORATION AT 199-10 10:45 AM Smoot, Joseph P.*: ADVANCES IN THE SEDIMENTOLOGY DASHT-E-NAWAR BASIN, AFGHANISTAN OF DESERT BASIN MUDFLATS 200-12 11:05 AM Wickard, Alyssa K.*; Heij, Gerhard; Elmore, R. Douglas; 199-11 11:00 AM Knapp, Jonathan P.*; Benison, Kathleen C.; Andeskie, Roberts, Jennifer M.: A DIAGENETIC STUDY OF THE Anna Sofia:TESTING IF THIN CARBONATE UNITS ARE LOWER WOLFCAMP SHALE, MIDLAND BASIN, MARINE OR NON-MARINE: APPLYING THE HARDIE TEXAS: WHAT CAN DETAILED PETROGRAPHIC AND APPROACH TO THE TRIASSIC ALCOVA LIMESTONE OF MAGNETIC STUDIES TELL US ABOUT PARAGENESIS IN WYOMING THIS COMPLEX SYSTEM? 199-12 11:15 AM Lugli, Stefano*; Manzi, Vinicio; Roveri, Marco; Schreiber, B. Charlotte: RECOGNIZING THE CLASTIC EVAPORITE SESSION NO. 201 REALM, THE EXAMPLE OF THE MESSINIAN FROM THE T200. Landscape Dynamics: Integrating Soils, Hydrology, MEDITERRANEAN BASIN and Climatic Processes to Understand Weathering, Sediment Transport and Biospheric Processes SESSION NO. 200 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 336 T197. Sedimentary Basins I Eric V. McDonald, J. Bruce J. Harrison, Michael Young and Todd G. Caldwell, 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 349/350 Presiding D. Jeffrey Over and Diane L. Kamola, Presiding 201-1 8:00 AM Cosh, Michael*; Jackson, Thomas; Bindlish, Rajat; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Colliander, Andreas; Chan, Steven; Das, Narendra; Yueh, 200-1 8:05 AM Zelt, Frederick B*; Heizler, Matthew T: EVIDENCE FOR Simon; Bosch, David; Goodrich, David; Prueger, John H.: VERY SLOW ACCUMULATION OF CRETACEOUS METHODS OF VALIDATING THE SOIL MOISTURE (MIDDLE CAMPANIAN) ARDMORE BENTONITES AND ACTIVE PASSIVE(SMAP) MISSION USING USDA-ARS LOWER SHARON SPRINGS FORMATION, PIERRE EXPERIMENTAL WATERSHEDS SHALE, EASTERN WYOMING 201-2 8:15 AM Rodell, Matthew*; Li, Bailing; Beaudoing, Hiroko K.; Getirana, Augusto; Zaitchik, Benjamin F.; Famiglietti, James:
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MONITORING TERRESTRIAL WATER VARIATIONS FROM 202-3 8:30 AM Robinson, Delores M.*; Weislogel, Amy L.: STRUCTURAL SPACE USING GRACE CONTROLS ON SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATHWAYS IN 201-3 8:30 AM Gary, Marcus*; Hunt, Brian B.; Johnson, Steve: THE JURASSIC EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO HYDROGEOLOGIC RESPONCE TO MAJOR FLOODS 202-4 8:45 AM Gu, Sr., Zhidong*; Yin, Sr., Jifeng; Jiang, Hua; Yuan, Miao: ON THE BLANCO RIVER AND EDWARDS - TRINITY TECTONIC EVOLUTION FROM LATE SINIAN TO EARLY AQUIFERS, CENTRAL TEXAS, U.S.A PALEOZOIC AND NATURAL GAS EXPLORATION IN THE 201-4 8:45 AM Pachepsky, Yakov A.*; Martinez Garcia, Gonzalo; Vereecken, NORTHWESTERN SICHUAN BASIN, SW CHINA Harry: SOIL WATER CONTENTS: VARIABILITY, 202-5 9:00 AM Crooke, Levi A.*; Yezerski, Donald; Çemen, Ibrahim: VARIATION, AND VARIETY KINEMATIC DEFORMATION MODEL OF THE FRONTAL 201-5 9:00 AM Lin, Henry*: SOIL ARCHITECTURE AND PREFERENTIAL OUACHITA/ARKOMA BASIN TRANSITION ZONE IN FLOW ACROSS SCALES WESTERN ARKANSAS 201-6 9:15 AM Young, Michael*; Fenstermaker, Lynn; Belnap, Jayne: 202-6 9:15 AM Liu, Yiduo A.*; Andrea, Ross A.; Murphy, Michael A.: USING COMPARING TECHNOLOGIES FOR POINT-SCALE TOPOLOGY TO CHARACTERIZE FRACTURE NETWORK MEASUREMENT OF NEAR-SURFACE SOIL WATER IN A NORMAL FAULT SPLAY ZONE IN THE RIO GRANDE CONTENT RIFT, NEW MEXICO 201-7 9:30 AM Paltineanu, Ioan Caton*: ON THE IMPORTANCE 9:30 AM BREAK OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDIZATION OF 202-7 9:45 AM Wuyep, Elizabeth Olive*; Oluyemi, Gbenga; Yates, Kyari: METHODOLOGIES AND TECHNIQUES FOR GEOMECHANICAL EFFECTS OF OILFIELD CHEMICALS LABORATORY AND FIELD CALIBRATION OF SOIL ON SAND FAILURE IN RESERVOIR ROCKS WATER MEASUREMENT SENSORS BASED ON 202-8 10:00 AM French, Melodie E.*; Chester, Frederick M.; Chester, CAPACITANCE, IMPEDANCE, AND TDT Judith S.: THE STRESS-DEPENDENT STRUCTURE 9:45 AM BREAK AND PERMEABILITY OF FRACTURED ARKOSIC 201-8 10:00 AM Harrison, Emma Jayne*; Willenbring, Jane K.; Kovalovich, SANDSTONE Aria: DO WORMHOLES PREVENT LANDSLIDES? THE 202-9 10:15 AM Eichelberger, Nathan W.*; Nunns, Alan G.; Groshong, Jr., LINK BETWEEN BIOLOGICAL RESTRUCTURING OF Richard H.; Hughes, Amanda N.: PREDICTING THE SOIL AND HILLSLOPE PROCESSES DIP AND LOCATION OF MASTER FAULTS BENEATH 201-9 10:15 AM Heimsath, Arjun M.*: EVOLVING HILLSLOPES: FORCED FOLDS QUANTIFYING SEDIMENT PRODUCTION AND 202-10 10:30 AM Ace, Ashley*; McQuarrie, Nadine; Sak, Peter B.; Grundy, TRANSPORT ACROSS GRADIENTS Bob; Lavergne, Barrett: EVALUATING THE STRUCTURE 201-10 10:30 AM Harrison, J. Bruce J.*: CONTROLS ON SOIL VARIABILITY ACROSS A TRANSITIONAL DECOLLEMENT: AM ON HILLSLOPES THE ALLEGHENY FRONT, LYCOMING COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 201-11 10:45 AM Enzel, Yehouda*; Boroda, Ronen; Amit, Rivka; Matmon, Ari; Porat, Naomi; Haviv, Itai; Eyal, Yehuda: CLIFF-TALUS 202-11 10:45 AM Eckert, Andreas*; Tindall, Sarah E.: THE ROLE OF CO-EVOLUTION UNDER LONG-TERM NE NEGEV ORIENTATION AND MECHANICAL STIFFNESS HYPERARIDITY CONTRAST IN JOINTING OF CATACLASTIC DEFORMATION BANDS 201-12 11:00 AM Bouch, Kaitlyn Marie*; Schettler, Shelby Lynn; Burkhart, Patrick; Cook, Katherine T; Kennedy, Zachary R; Nenno, SESSION NO. 203 Jessica M; Restelli, Blake J; Sherriff, Elena V: EROSION RATES AND TIMING OF LATE HOLOCENE PEDIMENT T218. Comparative Approaches to Studying Impact Ejecta TUESDAY DISSECTION IN THE WHITE RIVER BADLANDS, SD Deposits and Volcanic Flows (GSA Planetary Geology Division; NASA Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute; GSA 201-13 11:15 AM McDonald, Eric V.*; Harrison, J.B.J; Baldwin, John; Page, Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) William; Rood, Dylan H.; Gray, Brian; Bloszies, Christopher; Givler, Robert W.; Williams, Patrick: USE OF SOIL 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 344 STRATIGRAPHY TO DECIPHER THE 30 KA HISTORY OF Jacob E. Bleacher and Kelsey Young, Presiding HILLSLOPE COLLUVIUM DERVIED FROM WEATHERED 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BASALT IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 203-1 8:10 AM Squyres, Steven W.*: GSA PRESIDENT’S MEDAL 201-14 11:30 AM Baldauf, Paul*; Burkhart, Patrick A.; Hanson, Paul R.: LECTURE: ROBOTIC FIELD GEOLOGY AEOLIAN RESPONSE TO LATE QUATERNARY DROUGHT, WHITE RIVER BADLANDS, SOUTH DAKOTA, 203-2 8:30 AM Osinski, Gordon R.*: HOW CAN WE DISTINGUISH NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS BETWEEN IMPACT EJECTA DEPOSITS AND VOLCANIC FLOWS IN PLANETARY DATASETS AND SAMPLES? SESSION NO. 202 203-3 8:50 AM Hamilton, Christopher W.*; Neish, Catherine D.; Lev, Einat: T211. Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the Petroleum TERRESTRIAL ANALOGS FOR LAVA FLOWS AND Industry (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; IMPACT MELT FLOWS ON THE MOON AND MARS American Association of Petroleum Geologists Petroleum— 203-4 9:10 AM Squyres, Steven W.*; Young, Kelsey E.: DISTINGUISHING Structure and Geomechanics Division; GSA Energy Geology IMPACT AND VOLCANIC DEPOSITS ON MARS WITH Division) DATA FROM SPIRIT AND OPPORTUNITY 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 203-5 9:30 AM DiFrancesco, Nicholas*: FUMAROLES ON MARS: J. Steve Davis and Peter Hennings, Presiding UNDERSTANDING THE POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF MAGMA DEGASSING ON SURROUNDING ROCK AND 202-1 8:00 AM Davis, J. Steve*: THE IMPACT OF STRUCTURAL AND MELT CHEMISTRY STRATIGRAPHIC UNCERTAINTY IN FAULT SEAL 9:45 AM Young, Kelsey*; Bleacher, Jacob E.; Rogers, A. Deanne; ANALYSIS 203-6 Evans, Cynthia A.; McAdam, Amy; Osinski, Gordon R.; 202-2 8:15 AM Kiven, Charles*: INTEGRATED TRAP ANALYSIS OF A Garry, W. Brent; Carter, Lynn M.; Glotch, Timothy: THE GULF OF MEXICO PROSPECT; A METHOD TO REDUCE USE OF FIELD PORTABLE INSTRUMENTATION IN THE UNCERTAINTY EXPLORATION OF VOLCANIC AND IMPACT TERRAINS 203-7 10:00 AM Graettinger, Alison*; Sonder, Ingo; Valentine, Greg: BURIED EXPLOSION EXPERIMENTS PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO
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EJECTA FACIES DISTRIBUTIONS AND MORPHOLOGY 204-10 10 Campbell, Mary K.*; Bower, Jennifer A.; Schmidt, Amanda H.; OF SINGLE AND MULTIPLE EXPLOSION SYSTEMS Neilson, Thomas B.; Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica; Bierman, 203-8 10:15 AM Bleacher, Jacob E.*; Orr, Tim R.: VOLCANIC SHATTER Paul R.: FALLOUT RADIONUCLIDES IN SOIL PROFILES AND RINGS: A TYPE OF RAISED RIM DEPRESSION THAT HISTORY OF LAND USE IN YUNNAN PROVINCE, CHINA FORMS OVER LAVA TUBES 204-11 11 Martin, Joe*; Lawrence, David; Schmidt, Amanda H.; Bierman, 203-9 10:30 AM Barber, Michael E.*; Deardorff, Nick: MAPPING MOKST Paul; Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica; Singleton, Adrian; Qiu, Yue: BUTTE LAVA FLOW IN CENTRAL OREGON USING EXAMINING LAND USE AND EROSION IN SOUTHWEST LIDAR REFLECTION INTENSITY DATA AND FIELD CHINA OBSERVATIONS SESSION NO. 205 203-10 10:45 AM Whelley, Patrick*; Petro, Noah: SURFACE ROUGHNESS PATTERNS IN LUNAR SOUTH POLE-AKIN BASIN T10. Frontiers in Geoarchaeology (Posters) (GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 203-11 11:00 AM Anderson, Robert C.*; Dohm, James M.; Maruyama, Division) Shigenori; Miyamota, Hirdy: GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF THE TERRA CIMMERIA PROVINCE OF MARS: COULD THESE 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall ANCIENT DEPOSITS BE RECORDED IN THE PEACE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM VALLIS FAN DEPOSITS OF GALE CRATER? Booth # 203-12 11:15 AM Dohm, James M.*; Miyamoto, Hirdy; Anderson, Robert C.; 205-1 12 Sivitskis, Alexander J.*; Harrower, Michael J.; Dumitru, Ioana A.: Komatsu, Goro; Baker, Victor R.; Maruyama, Shigenori: SATELLITE IMAGERY DETECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL GEOLOGIC RECORD OF AN ANCIENT MOBILE DEPOSITS: EXPERIMENTS WITH FIELD MEASURED MARTIAN LITHOSPHERE SPECTRAL SIGNATURES OF AGRICULTURAL SEDIMENTS AND ANCIENT COPPER MINING IN OMAN 205-2 13 Abell, Jordan*; Quade, Jay; Stiner, Mary; Mentzer, Susan M.; Ozbasaran, Mihriban: EVIDENCE OF URINE IN A NEOLITHIC POSTER TELL IN RELATION TO ANIMAL DOMESTICATION TECHNICAL SESSIONS 205-3 14 Day, Stephanie S.*; Quintus, Seth; Clark, Jeffery T.; Schwert, Donald P.: USING TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING FOR SESSION NO. 204 MODELING HYDROLOGY: A CASE STUDY ON OFU ISLAND, AMERICAN SAMOA T9. Developing Proxies for Human Impact on Soil and Sediment Mass Transfer throughout the Holocene (Posters) (GSA 205-4 15 Burkhart, Mackenze Sintay*; Key, Marcus M.; Ward, Ingrid; Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Past Global O’Leary, Mick: SOURCING ABORIGINAL LITHIC ARTIFACTS Changes (PAGES)—GLoSS Working Group; GSA Geology and FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA USING EOCENE BRYOZOANS Society Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary 205-5 16 Cajigas, Rachel*: ADVANCES IN SHALLOW GEOPHYSICAL Interest Group; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) PROSPECTION ON A FLOODPLAIN SITE IN SONORA, MEXICO: IDENTIFYING IRRIGATION CANALS USING 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall MAGNETIC GRADIOMETRY Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 205-6 17 Benowitz, Jeff*; Rasic, Jeff; Coffman, Sam; Layer, Paul W.; Wypych, Alicja: GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOCHRONOLOGICAL 204-1 1 Kielhofer, Jennifer R.*: EXPANDING THE RADIOCARBON OBSIDISN AND RHYOLITE SOURCE AND ARTIFACT CHRONOLOGY FOR EARLY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN FINGERPRINTING: CONSTRAINTS ON PREHISTORIC INTERIOR ALASKA ALASKA TRADE ROUTES AND RAW MATERIAL ACCESS 204-2 2 Haussner, Elizabeth*; Huff, Warren D.: EVIDENCE OF 205-7 18 East, Amy E.*; Collins, Brian D.; Sankey, Joel B.; Corbett, Skye C.; SOUTHWESTERN QUATERNARY VOLCANISM AT CHACO Fairley, Helen C.; Caster, Joshua: A LANDSCAPE-SCALE CULTURE NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK, NEW MEXICO ASSESSMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL-SITE CONDITION 204-3 3 Schott, Amy M.*: MODELS OF LANDFORM CLASSIFICATION AND PRESERVATION IN THE COLORADO RIVER CORRIDOR, TO UNDERSTAND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE DISTRIBUTION GRAND CANYON, ARIZONA IN DUNE LANDSCAPES OF NORTHERN ARIZONA 205-8 19 Henderek, Robyn L.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Wood, John R.; 204-4 4 Benthem, Adam*; Schenk, Edward R.; Skalak, Katherine; Hupp, Schenk, Edward R.: USING PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO Cliff R.; Mittelman, Melissa: LARGE WOOD AS A PROXY FOR DOCUMENT AND MONITOR CAVE PALEONTOLOGICAL AND IDENTIFYING CHANGES IN CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL MANAGED, MULTI-DAM RIVERS PARK 204-5 5 Wells, Greta H.*; Beach, Timothy; Aebersold, Luisa; Smyth, 205-9 20 Hill, Christopher L.*: ACCURACY AND PRECISION Michael P.: PRELIMINARY SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT OF RADIOCARBON DATES: GEOCHEMISTRY AND BUDGETS IN THE VALLEY OF LEYVA, BOYACA, COLOMBIA CHRONOLOGIC INTERPRETATION OF MEASUREMENTS 204-6 6 Ulmer, Austin Michael*: TROPICAL FOREST SOIL CATENAS OF ON PLEISTOCENE VERTEBRATES NORTHWESTERN BELIZE 205-10 21 Rouillard, Elliott*: CERAMICS: THE KEY TO UNDERSTANDING 204-7 7 Aebersold, Luisa*; Beach, Timothy P.; Luzzadder-Beach, THE VINCENNES PHASE IN SOUTHERN INDIANA Sheryl; Guderjan, Thomas H.: RETURN TO THE REJOLLADA: 205-11 22 Harrington, Lucy*: CHOOSING A PLACE TO LIVE 10,000 INVESTIGATING BURIED PALEOSOLS AND SOIL EROSION IN YEARS AGO OR MORE: UNDERSTANDING PALEOINDIAN NORTHWESTERN BELIZE SETTLEMENT PATTERNS BASED ON THE MODERN 204-8 8 Krause, Samantha M.*; Beach, Timothy P.; Luzzadder-Beach, DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES Sheryl; Guderjan, Thomas; Cherry, Charlotte: HOLOCENE 205-12 23 Harrington, Lucy*; Farley, Michelle: GEOCHEMICAL SEDIMENTATION ON ALLUVIAL FANS AND WETLAND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CHERTS: PXRF ANALYSIS OF FIELDS AT THE NUENDORF WETLAND FIELDS, BELIZE CHERT FROM DIFFERENT FORMATIONS TO UNDERSTAND 204-9 9 Greene, Emily Sophie*; Bierman, Paul; Perdrial, Nicolas: PREHISTORIC HUMAN MOBILITY COMPARING METEORIC 10BE, IN SITU 10BE AND NATIVE 9BE ACROSS THREE WATERSHEDS
240 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 206-17 206-16 206-15 206-14 206-13 206-12 206-11 206-10 206-9 206-8 206-7 206-6 206-5 206-4 206-3 206-2 206-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Economic Geology(Posters) SESSION NO. 206 Booth # 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 PLAINS, USA REE-PHOSPHATES IN THE ATLANTIC ANDGULFCOASTAL Heather A.: THEDISTRIBUTION ANDCOMPOSITION OF R.*; Carleton Bern, Shah,AnjanaK.; Benzel, William M.; Lowers, 1849 TO 1940 1849 TO DISAPPOINTMENT IN THE NORTH CAROLINA GOLDFIELDS, PAVED WITH GOLD.” SPECULATION, GREED, AND Smith, MichaelS.*; Hines, Elizabeth: “THESTREETSARE GEOCHEMICAL METHODSFORMINERALEXPLORATION Utterback, HannahM.*: INTEGRATING GEOPHYSICALAND INCLUSION ANDSTABLE ISOTOPE EVIDENCE PRIMARY SOURCEOFARCHEANGOLDAT MAGINO; FLUID Haroldson, Erik*; Brown, Philip: MAGMATIC FLUIDSAREA SHEET (1: 50000), ECUADOR GEOCHEMICAL PROSPECTING OFZAMORA TOPOGRAPHIC Carranco L.,Andrés*; RuizM.,Grace: GEOLOGICALAND OXYGEN ISOTOPE ANALYSIS PORPHYRY COPPERSYSTEMS: EVIDENCEFROM SIMS WATER COMPONENT TO OREFORMINGFLUIDSIN Li, Yang*; Li,Xian-Hua; Selby, David; Li,Jianwei: AMETEORIC LEFT? BASIN ANDRANGEOF THE UNITED STATES—IS ANYTHING Solano, Federico; Kress, Thomas: COPPERIN THE SOUTHERN Ludington, Steve; Zurcher, Lukas; Folger, Helen; Gettings, Mark; Hammarstrom, Jane M.*; Mars, JohnC.; Robinson,Jr., GilpinR.; RIVER PLAIN(USA) ROCKS FROM THE NORTHERN GREAT BASIN ANDSNAKE COPPER ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONSOFCENOZOICMAFIC Maynard, AnnastaciaL.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Mathur, Ryan: PROVINCE, SOUTHAFRICA IMPRINT ONMUSINACOPPERDEPOSITS, LIMPOPO SULFUR ISOTOPE EVIDENCEFORAHYDROTHERMAL PETROGRAPHIC, SULFIDEMINERALCHEMISTRY, AND Chaumba, JeffB.*; Mundalamo, Humbulani R.; Ogola, Jason S.: MINERALS FROM ROUND MOUNTAIN, NEVADA MICROSCOPY INVESTIGATION OFGOLDANDASSOCIATED Burke, Michelle*; Krekeler, P.S.: Mark ANELECTRON ZIMBABWE: DIDCHROMITE PLAY ANYROLE? MINE, SHURUGWI SUBCHAMBEROF THE GREAT DYKE, PLATINUM-GROUP ELEMENT-ENRICHED HORIZONSAT UNKI Chaumba, JeffB.*; Musa,Caston T.: FORMATION OF FORMATION MECHANISMS COMPOSITION TO DISTINGUISH NATIVE COPPER Junichiro;Hirata, Takafumi: Ikehata, Kei*; Chida,Kohsuke; Bornhorst, Theodore J.; Ishibashi, BITUMINOUS MARL, CENTRALJORDAN MINERALS OFCOMBUSTED PHOSPHORUS-RICH Khoury, HaniNicola*; IanD.: Clark, UNUSUAL URANIUM AND RESOURCES WORLDWIDE AND PRESERVING THE HERITAGE OFGEMSTONE REGIONS CONSERVATION GEMSTONES? FINDING WAYS OF Cartier, LaurentE.*: HERITAGE GEMSTONES OR THE SOUTHERNHAURAKI GOLDFIELD, NEWZEALAND EPITHERMAL ADULARIA-SERICITEAU-AG DEPOSITSOF P.;Mark Bodnar, J.: Robert MINERALIZING FLUIDSIN THE Mauk, Jeffrey L.*; Palinkas, Strmic Sabina; Simpson, COMPREHENSIVE INVESTIGATION AREAS SELECTIONOFGUIZHOUPROVINCE AND Liao, Sr., LIPing*: THEMINERALRESOURCEREPLACING HERITAGE STONE RESOURCENOMINATION (A CORUÑA-SPAIN), ITSCANDIDACY FORGLOBAL Freire-Lista, Jr., David Martín*;Sr., Fort, Rafael: SANPEDRO USING COPPERISOTOPIC 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 206-22 206-21 206-20 206-19 206-18 207-12 207-11 207-10 207-9 207-8 207-7 207-6 207-5 207-4 207-3 207-2 207-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geology Division) Competition (Posters) (GSAEnvironmental andEngineering T21. Environmental andEngineeringGeologyStudentResearch SESSION NO. 207 Booth # 57 56 55 54 53 45 52 44 51 43 50 42 49 41 48 47 46 CARBONATITE COMPLEXES TRACE ELEMENTREFLECTANCE FEATURES INMELILITITE- Shavers, Ethan*; Ghulam,Abduwasit; John: Encarnacion, PROVINCE VMS DEPOSITS PROVINCE VMS SULFUR ISOTOPE RECONNAISSANCESTUDIESOFSLAVE Taylor, E.*; Bruce Peter, Jan M.; Wing, Boswell A.: MULTI- YERGEN ANDDEDENINYURDU, ÇORUM, TURKEY HOSTED CU-MINERALIZATION: ACASESTUDY FROM Budakoglu, Murat: STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON VOLCANIC- Kumral, Mustafa*; Hanilci,Nurullah; Yalcin, Cihan; Kaya, Mustafa; EGYPT FROM THE ATUD AREA, CENTRALEASTERNDESERT, INTRUSION-RELATED GOLDDEPOSITS: ACASESTUDY HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION ASSOCIATED WITH QUARTZ TEXTURES ANDMINERALOGYOF Abdelnasser, Amr*; Kumral, Mustafa: DEFORMATIONAL HADONG AREA, KOREA OF ILMENITEDEPOSITSINANORTHOSITE COMPLEXIN Choi, Jinbeom*; Kwak, Jiyoung: OCCURRENCESANDGENESIS LANDSLIDES IN THE CENTRAL WASATCH IMPACTS AND TIMING OF TWO LARGE, DRAINAGE-DAMMING Toke, NathanA.: APRELIMINARY LOOKAT GEOMORPHIC Butterfield, Nicholas J.F.*; Bunds, Michael P.; Zanazzi,Alessandro; WATER QUALITY DUE TO DAM RESTORATION Sruthi*;Kakuturu, Sliko, Jennifer L.; Shirley: Clark, EFFECTON MINING-CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE RELEASEOFMETALS FROM Jeffries, II, William*; A.: Nezat,Carmen ENVIRONMENTAL CARBONATION IN WET SUPERCRITICALCO2 SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OFNANOCRYSTALLINE FAYALITE Odeta; Schaef, Herbert T.; Ilton,Eugene: INSITUINFRARED Manley, Josh*; JohnS.; Loring, DeAngelis, Michael T.; Qafoku, FLOODPLAIN POTENTIAL OF WETLANDS AND THE OCMULGEERIVER AND COMPARING THE CARBONSEQUESTRATION Raulerson, Scott*; Mutiti,Samuel; Mutiti,Christine: ESTIMATING MIDDLE EASTANDNORTH AFRICA REGION ASSESSMENT OFGROUNDWATER RESOURCESIN THE Lezzaik, Khalil*; Milewski, Adam: AQUANTITATIVE MODEL FRESHWATER LENSFORMATION USINGAPHYSICAL EFFECTS OFPRECIPITATION DYNAMICS ONINLAND Rotz, RachelR.*; Milewski, AdamM.: INVESTIGATING THE AND RECREATIONAL SITESINPHILADELPHIA, PA SOILS: ACOMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEENRESIDENTIAL Schwarz, Zachary*; Hall,Cynthia: LEADPOLLUTIONINURBAN A WETLAND SYSTEM A WETLAND WATER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INURBAN RUNOFF ALONG Telder, Hope*; Mutiti,Samuel; Mutiti,Christine: TRACKING CONTAMINATED SOIL: AGREENHOUSEEXPERIMENT ENHANCED REMEDIATION OFLEADANDARSENIC Zhongqi; Maddaloni,Mark; Shaw, RichardK.: PHOSPHATE- Garcia Blanco, Zulema*; Flores, Victor; Paltseva, Anna; Cheng, ANALYSIS-BASED SEDIMENTEROSION PREDICTION RESOLUTION ON THE ACCURACY OFDIGITAL TERRAIN Voss, Josh*; Dogwiler, Toby: COMPARING THE EFFECTOFDEM POST-DETONATION NUCLEARFORENSICS Dennett, Abby M.*; Hixon, Amy E.: EXPLORATION OFPRE-AND SESSION NO. 207
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207-13 58 Habel, Shellie L.*; Fletcher, Charles H.; Barbee, Matthew M.; SHAPE BY IMAGE ANALYSIS: APPLICATION TO NATURAL Anderson, Tiffany: PERFORMANCE OF THE 2012 WAIKIKI SEDIMENT SAMPLES IN VARIOUS CLIMATE SYSTEMS BEACH NOURISHMENT, OAHU, HAWAII 208-9 73 Brown, Leroy*; Bhaskaran, Sunil; Dhar, Ratan: AUTOMATED 207-14 59 Panja, Saumik*; Punamiya, Pravin; Das, Padmini; Mendoza, FEATURE EXTRACTION ALGORITHMS FROM Katherin; Tripathii, Uttkarshni; Sarkar, Dibyendu: SHORT-TERM MULTISPECTRAL SPACE BORNE DATASETS AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF HYDRO-RAKING ON THE 208-10 74 Yaqoob, Humza*; Hinnov, Linda A.; Meyer, Michael: CT TROPHIC LEVEL OF LAKE WAPALANNE AND POTENTIAL OF RECONSTRUCTION OF EDIACARAN TRACE FOSSILS VETIVER GRASS FOR PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL 208-11 75 Heralall, Sasha*; Dhar, Ratan: OPTIMIZATION OF A 207-15 60 RoyChowdhury, Abhishek*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Datta, Rupali: SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC METHOD TO DETERMINE A FIELD-SCALE FILTER DEVELOPMENT FOR “GREEN” AMMONIA IN GROUNDWATER TO UNDERSTAND ARSENIC REMEDIATION OF AMD-IMPACTED WATER OCCURRENCE IN SHALLOW AQUIFERS OF CHITTAGONG, 207-16 61 Pourquoi, Allison A.*; Mutiti, Samuel: ASSESSMENT OF A RAPIDLY EXPANDING COASTAL CITY OF BANGLADESH DRINKING WATER PURIFICATION METHODS AND 208-12 76 Dixon, Noah*; Sanchez, Carlos; Fryar, Alan E.; Bandy, Ashley M.: MATERIALS WATER QUALITY IN THE WOLF RUN BASIN, LEXINGTON, 207-17 62 Garcia, Cesar A.*; Kostro, Patricia; Kilibarda, Zoran: KENTUCKY ANTHROPOGENIC MACRODEBRIS AND MICROPLASTICS 208-13 77 Downs, Dana L.*; Whiteaker, Jessica A.; Crosby, Christopher J.; FROM BEACHES OF SOUTHERN LAKE MICHIGAN Okal, Marianne; Williams, Keith: RANGE PRECISION AND 207-18 63 Alsulaimani, Ghassan*: COMPARISON OF CORE CONTROL ACCURACY OF TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNERS AND GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS, SILICA SAND 208-14 78 Clark, William B.*; Clark, M. W.: NEOGENE BIOSTRATIGRAPHY DEPOSITS, DAWMAT AL JANDAL, AL JAWF AT SAUDI AND SEDIMENTATION RATE ANALYSIS OF DEEP OIL WELL ARABIA BY GHASSAN SALEM ALSULAIMANI SAMPLES, BLOCK 555 MISSISSIPPI CANYON, GULF OF 207-19 64 Abegunde, Oluseyi A.*; Siad, A.M.; Wu, Iris; Petrik, Leslie: MEXICO APPLICATION OF GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION, 208-15 79 Davis, Austin*; Heydari, Ezat: SEDIMENTOLOGY AND GEOSTATISTICS AND GEOLOGICAL MODELLING IN PETROGRAPHY OF MARIANNA AND GLENDON ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTION STUDIES ON SELECTED LIMESTONES OF THE VICKSBURG GROUP IN SMITH COAL AND GOLD MINE WASTE IN SOUTH AFRICA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
SESSION NO. 208 208-16 80 Gooden, Precious*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Schleifer, Stanley; Somai, Omadevi; Taveras, Zaynab; Kim, Grace; Diprajsingh, T25. An Early Involvement of Undergraduates and K–12 Shamera; Menjivar, Erik; Chowdhury, Ivan; Hooks, Regina: Students in Geological Research Brings a Strong Sense of A COMPARATIVE SEDIMENTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION Ownership and Achievement for Young Researchers (Posters) INVOLVING BEACH SAND DEPOSITS: FAR ROCKAWAY (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Environmental (QUEENS) AND MONTAUK POINT (LONG ISLAND), and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society NEW YORK Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Council on 208-17 81 Kincaid, Sam*; Archer, Richard; Vigil, Sara; Maher Sobhani, Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; National Earth Barbra: COMPREHENSIVE QUANTIFICATION OF DIAGENETIC Science Teachers Association; GSA Quaternary Geology and ALTERATION, TESTING ROBUSTNESS POTENTIAL OF Geomorphology Division) ROSICKYTE AS POTENTIAL MARS ANALOG AT THE 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall MINERAL-MICROBIAL INTERFACE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 208-18 82 Seyferman, Lev*; Boes, Jeff; Archer, Richard; Vigil, Sara; Booth # Kincaid, Sam; Seyferman, Peer; Maher Sobhani, Barbra: 208-1 65 Khandaker, Nazrul I.*; Schleifer, Stanley; Gooden, Precious; DETERMINATION OF PROKARYOTIC PERCENT Mahabir, Krishna; Persaud, Jay; Barnett, Barbara; Chavez, Miguel; SURVIVABILITY; EXAMINATION OF OXIDATIVE DAMAGE Uro, Chidinma; Rivadeneira, Boris: HOW CAN WE ENGAGE AS MECHANISM FOR VIABILITY OF MICROBIAL MAT K9-16 STUDENTS TO CHOOSE THE GEOSCIENCES AS A TRANSITING MARS ANALOGOUS CONDITIONS CAREER OPTION? 208-19 83 Strong, Thomas*; Bala, Sarah A.; Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; 208-2 66 Tokman, Tamar Leah*; Palaric, Karina D.; Filippone, Romeijn, Eva; Parvaz, Daniel; Roberts, Jason E.: MECHANICAL Nicolette Victoria; Wang, Emily; Sivo, Joseph; Elizabeth Ramirez; AND CHEMICAL DISSOLUTION METHODS VERSUS Marton, Fred: WHAT’S SHAKING? MANUFACTURING & SELECTIVE FRAGMENTATION FOR MINERAL AND FOSSIL ASSEMBLING AN AS-1 EDUCATIONAL SEISMOMETER FOR SEPARATION AND CONCENTRATES FROM SELECT UNDERGRADUATE STEM RESEARCH GEOLOGIC MATERIALS 208-3 67 Palaric, Karina D.*; Filippone, Nicolette Victoria; Tokman, 208-20 84 Basham, Trevor S.*; Van Horn, Stephen R.: LOGISTIC Tamar Leah; Wang, Emily; Elizabeth Ramirez; Marton, Fred; Sivo, REGRESSION MODELING OF LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY Joseph: CONSTRUCTING A SOLAR-POWERED SEISMIC IN A REGION OF MUSKINGUM COUNTY, OHIO, USING GIS STATION FOR EDUCATIONAL SEISMOMETERS AND SPSS 208-4 68 Nunez, Brian E.*; Lukes, Laura A.; Rushing, Madeleine B.: TYPE, FREQUENCY, AND TIMING OF STUDENT STUDY STRATEGIES SESSION NO. 209 WITHIN AN INTRODUCTORY HISTORICAL GEOLOGY T27. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (Posters) COURSE IN AN ACTIVE LEARNING TECHNOLOGY (ALT) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA CLASSROOM Geology and Society Division) 208-5 69 Schleifer, Stanley*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Narine, Keshaw; Haque, 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Ezazul; Dhar, Ratan: A COLLEGE LEVEL GEOLOGY FIELD Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM TRIP IN WESTERN CONNECTICUT AND VICINITY Booth # 208-6 70 Spangle, Chynna Jean*: KARST HYDROGEOLOGY IN 209-1 85 Eriksson, Susan C.*; Braunwart, Eric: ROMANCING THE STONE: TEXAS: AN INTERNSHIP AT THE TEXAS COMMISSION ON IS IT REALLY ALL THAT ROMANTIC? ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 209-2 86 Rhodes, K.*; Knappett, P. S. K.; Dimova, N. T.; Miller, G.; Rowley, T.; 208-7 71 Soreghan, Anastasia M.*; Joo, Young Ji; Elwood Madden, van Plantinga, A.; Shuai, P.: QUANTIFYING WATER EXCHANGE Megan E.; Soreghan, Gerilyn S.: QUANTIFYING PARTICLE BETWEEN THE BRAZOS RIVER AND THE BRAZOS RIVER
242 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 210-9 210-8 210-7 210-6 209-7 210-5 209-6 210-4 209-5 210-3 209-4 210-2 209-3 210-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (Sigma GammaEpsilon) T38. SigmaGammaEpsilon—Undergraduate Research (Posters) SESSION NO. 210 Booth # 100 91 90 89 88 87 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 EARLY CRETACEOUS ADAKITES LATE JURASSIC VOLCANIC ISLANDARC WITH INTRUDING CENTRAL CASCADES, WASHINGTON: REMNANTS OFA GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE HICKSBUTTE COMPLEX, Stingu, ShannaC.*; MacDonald,Jr., James H.; Pecha, Mark: CASCADES, WASHINGTON AMPHIBOLE FROM THE HICKSBUTTE COMPLEX, CENTRAL GEOTHERMOBAROMETRY OFPLAGIOCLASE AND James H.; Stingu,ShannaC.: GEOCHEMISTRY AND Thompson, Glenn T.*; Alex Maruszczak, D.; MacDonald, Jr., REPUBLIC IN THREE CATCHMENTS OF THE SLAVKOV FOREST, CZECH ALTERATION IN THE RHIZOSPHEREOFNORWAY SPRUCE Jan;Curik, Zsuzsanna: Balogh-Brunstad, SILICATE MINERAL KyleSmart, E.*; Smits,M.; Mark Wallander, Håkan; Krám, Pavel; MYLONITES, WEST COAST, NEWZEALAND ON STRAINPARTITIONING IN THE WHITE HORSECREEK Gavel, Michelle*; Beane, Rachel; Gravley, Darren: CONTROLS COLLABORATIVE EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN KARST GROUNDWATER AWARENESS THROUGH A Jonathan; McClanahan,Kegan; Nedvidek,Daniel: IMPROVING Shelley, Adam*; Leslie; North, Polk, Jason; Powell, Matt; Oglesby, COLUMBIA THE SOUTHERNCOAST MOUNTAINS BATHOLITH, BRITISH Woodsworth, GlennJ.: NEWU-PBAGES FROM PLUTONS IN Trautman, Marshall*; Cecil,M. Robinson; Rusmore, MargaretE.; PRESERVING EARTH MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHTCENTER: PIONEERINGSPACE, EXPLORATION ANDUNDERSTANDING OUREARTH AT Rotz, RachelR.*: REVEALINGLINKSBETWEENSPACE AMONG CEDAR GLADESINMIDDLE TENNESSEE AND ITSINFLUENCEONSPECIESRICHNESS WITHIN AND Walck, Jeffrey; Howard, R. Stephen: VARIANCE INSOILDEPTH Goss, Brandi*; Shaw, Darrius; Gresehover, Sarie; LeMay, Joseph; SUSTAINABILITY AND THE GEOSCIENCES OF INTRODUCTORY COURSESINCORPORATING DEVELOPMENT STUDENTS THROUGH THE OF FOCUS: REACHING ABROAD CROSS-SECTION Maher Sobhani,Barbra*: INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE COLORADO, USA FROM THE HOMESTAKE ANDSLIDELAKESHEARZONES, METAMORPHOSED ANDMYLONITICPSEUDOTACHYLYTES Merson, Matthew Q.*; Allen,JosephL.; Shaw, ColinA.: INCUBATION ANDGREENHOUSESTUDIES AN INDUSTRIALBYPRODUCT AND VETIVER GRASS: GREEN REMEDIATION OFAMD-IMPACTED SOILUSING RoyChowdhury, Abhishek*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Datta,Rupali: FORMATIONS GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE UTICA-POINTPLEASANT Susan A.; Olesik,John; Chipera, Steve: TRACE ELEMENT Edgin, Matthew G.*; Cole, David R.; Sheets, Julia M.; Welch, GRASS (CHRYSOPOGON ZIZANIOIDESL.) Rupali: PHYTOTOXICITY OFAMDONHYDROPONIC VETIVER Kiiskila, Jeffrey D.*; Frederick, Sarah L.; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Datta, (1915-2015) SIGMA GAMMAEPSILONCELEBRATES ITSCENTENNIAL Ford, RichardL.*; Walters, James C.: THE VIEW FROM 2015: RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS ALLUVIAL AQUIFER USINGHIGH TEMPORAL ANDSPATIAL 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 210-25 210-24 210-23 210-22 210-21 210-20 210-19 210-18 210-17 210-16 210-15 210-14 210-13 210-12 210-11 210-10 116 115 114 113 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 HEMLOCK WOOLLY ADELGIDONSOIL WATER CHEMISTRY Zsuzsanna:Balogh-Brunstad, THEEFFECTSOF THE Mehr, NicoleK.*; Balnis, JosephM.; Redder, Brian W.; PETROGRAPHY TUFF IGNIMBRITE, SWUSA, USINGGEOCHEMISTRY AND COOK CANYON TUFF, AMAJOR PRE-PEACH SPRING INVESTIGATING THE EXTENTOF THE EARLY MIOCENE Lily L.; Cribb, J. Warner; Varga, J.; Robert Carley, Tamara L.: Scheland, CullenL.*; Perry, Sarah E.; Miller, CalvinF.; Claiborne, BED, BOLEODISTRICT, SANTA ROSALIA, BCS, MEXICO AND INTERPRETATION OF THE CINTA COLORADA MARKER Murowchick, James B.: PETROGRAPHIC CHARACTERIZATION DorelleM.*;Harrison, Henry, Matthew; Niemi, Tina M.; VARISCAN FORELANDFOLD THRUST BELT IRISH NAMURIANBASIN (WINB)DEFORMED WITHIN THE FROM THE CYCLOTHEM SEQUENCES OF THE WESTERN Corsetti, Frank A.: PETROFABRIC ANALYSIS OFSAMPLES Maya F.; Nittrouer, Jeffrey A.; Carter, Matthew J.; Giorgis, Scott D.; Lopez, Alexis R.*; Burmeister, C.; Kurtis Avalos, RenéM.; Stokes, AT BURGDORF HOT SPRINGS, IDAHO TEMPERATURES TO EXAMINE SUBSURFACE FLOWPATHS USING SHALLOW SEISMICREFRACTION ANDGROUND Nickelson, Shane*; Lindsey, R.; Cary Price,Adam; Fairley, P.: Jerry SOUTHERN CHESAPEAKEBAY BASIN IN THE FLUVIALANDLACUSTRINE SEDIMENTSOF THE TEMPORAL ANDSPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF TRACE METALS Coxon, Taylor M.*; Odhiambo, BenK.; Giancarlo, Leanna: THE AQUIA CREEKBASIN, VIRGINIA, USA PHOSPHOROUS ANDSEDIMENTFLUXESANALYSIS IN Somers, Hannah*; Odhiambo, Ben K.; Coxon, Taylor M.: FOR PALAEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS? NORTHWESTERN ADIRONDACKS: SENSITIVEINDICATORS IN THE CLIFF-EDGE HEMLOCKS(TSUGACANADENSIS) Jones, EleanorF.*; Arujo, LuisH.A.; Alexander Stewart, K.: EPHEMERAL STREAMSOF TAYLOR VALLEY, ANTARCTICA AND COMPOSITIONOFSUSPENDEDSEDIMENTSIN THE Hall, Cynthia; Lyons, W. Berry: EVALUATINGQUANTITY THE Sheets, Julia M.; Dowling, CarolynB.; Welch, KathleenA.; Henderson, KateM.*; Goldsmith,Steven T.; Welch, Susan A.; MN-ZN-CO DISTRICT, BCS, MEXICO GEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION OFOREFLUIDS, BOLEOCU- Wells, ArdenA.*; Murowchick, James B.; Reynolds, SamanthaM.: CALIFORNIA, BAJA CALIFORNIASUR, MEXICO TO RIFTINGIN THE SANTA ROSALIA BASIN, GULFOF SUBDUCTION FROM ELEMENTS TO TRACK THETRANSITION Medynski, Sarah; Busby, Cathy: USINGMAJORAND TRACE Rice, JonathanJ.*; Ojeda,Judith; Lodes, Emma; Andrews, Claire; THE MIDLANDBASIN ANALYSIS OFLATE PENNSYLVANIAN BLACK SHALESFROM F.;Eble, Cortland Waite, Lowell: ANORGANICPROVENANCE Chapman, Taylor Wade*; Eliopoulos, Alyssa; McGlue, MichaelM.; SANTA ROSALÍA BASIN, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO DEPOSITION OF THE UPPERMIOCENEBOLEOFORMATION, M.: Niemi, Tina Burrell, Sara A.*; Wahwassuck, David C.; Murowchick, James; CASCADE RANGE, OREGON TRIGGERED BYMAGMA MIXINGAT MOUNTJEFFERSON, Farrell, Thomas*; Johnson,ElizabethA.: ERUPTIONS PALAEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS ADIRONDACKS: ABEGINNING TO REGIONAL DENDROARCHAEOLOGY IN THE NORTHWESTERN Swick, Melanie*; Alexander Stewart, K.: MEXICO IN ARASPBERRY GARNETFROM SIERRADECRUCES, HISTORY RECORDEDINOHAND TRACE ELEMENTZONING Williams, DustinR.; Johnson,ElizabethA.: SKARNFLUID Gates, Christopher*; McTaggert, ElizabethR.; Lyle, Airlie; STRATIGRAPHY, PROVENANCE, AND SESSION NO. 210
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210-26 117 Bartell, Catherine*; Fortner, Sarah K.: SOIL ORGANICE 210-42 133 Funkhouser, Paige*; Rogatz, Eli; Alfano, Alexander P.; CARBON AND NITRATE PROFILES ASSOCIATED WITH LAND Parsons-Hubbard, Karla: DIGITIZING A PALEONTOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT HISTORY: THE ANTIOCH FARM, YELLOW COLLECTION: LEARNING AND LABOR SPRINGS, OHIO 210-43 134 Freeman, MacKenzie R.*; Fortner, Sarah K.: SULFATE 210-27 118 Sotelo, Claire Louise*; Laufer, Mikayla Erin; Riggs, Nancy: CONCENTRATIONS AND DYNAMICS IN THE MAUMEE AND UNDERSTANDING THE ERUPTION HISTORY OF SP CRATER, GREAT MIAMI RIVER NORTHERN ARIZONA, THROUGH TEPHRA MAPPING 210-44 135 Vidal, Briana D.*; Perry, Sarah E.; Scheland, Cullen L.; Lang, N.P.: 210-28 119 Perry, Sarah E.*; Scheland, Cullen L.; Claiborne, Lily L.; MAPPING THE EXTENT OF THE COOK CANYON TUFF IN THE Miller, Calvin F.; McDowell, Susanne M.; Covey, Aaron K.: SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS AND CERBAT MOUNTAINS MINERALOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ARIZONA VIA ADVANCED SPACEBORNE THERMAL OF COOK CANYON TUFF NEAR KINGMAN, AZ WITH EMISSION AND REFLECTION RADIOMETER (ASTER) IMPLICATIONS FOR MAGMATIC PROCESSES IMAGERY 210-29 120 Abbuhl, Brittany*; Peppe, Daniel J.; Flynn, Andrew: LATERAL 210-45 136 Feldstein, Jeremiah J.*; Gebrehiwet, Tsigabu A.: FLORAL VARIABILITY IN THE EARLY PALEOCENE CHARACTERIZATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF THE NACIMIENTO FORMATION, SAN JUAN BASIN, NM INTERACTION BETWEEN HEAVY METALS AND MICRO- 210-30 121 Regula, Andrew J.*; Ferguson, Charles A.; Hess, Zakkary; BEADS IN PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS: POTENTIAL Miller, C.F.; Claiborne, Lily L.; McDowell, Susanne M.; Cribb, IMPACTS OF PLASTIC PRODUCTS AT THE BALTIMORE Warner; Flood, Tim P.; Covey, Aaron K.: TUFF OF BONELLI HARBOR, MD HOUSE, PART 1: PETROLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION IN 210-46 137 Christensen, Peter Daniel*; MacLean, John S.: INTEGRATING TYPE AREA AT KINGMAN, REGIONAL CORRELATION AND TECTONIC PROCESSES WITH STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY, CONSTRAINTS ON EXTENT SEDIMENTOLOGY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY USING 210-31 122 Cosgrove, Martha*; Pacini, Astrid; Auerbach, David; Brandon, A DEFORMATION SANDBOX MODEL Mark T.; Hren, Michael T.: A PALEOELEVATION HISTORY OF 210-47 138 Hess, Zakkary*; Regula, Andrew J.; Miller, Calvin F.; Claiborne, THE PATAGONIAN ANDES FROM HYDRATED VOLCANIC Lily L.; McDowell, Susanne M.; Cribb, Warner; Covey, Aaron K.: GLASS MIOCENE TUFF OF BONELLI HOUSE, NW ARIZONA: 210-32 123 Glaser, Jayde K.*; Fortner, Sarah K.: SODIUM AND CHLORIDE PETROCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON MAGMATIC CONCENTRATIONS AND SEASONAL BEHAVIOR IN THE PROCESSES AND COMPARISON TO UNDERLYING PEACH OHIO RIVER AND ITS SUBWATERSHED, THE GREAT MIAMI SPRING TUFF RIVER 210-48 139 Frias, Miguel*; Hilley, George E.; Johnstone, Sam: ASSESSING 210-33 124 Bandy, Terryl L.*; Cramer, Bradley D.; Devera, Joseph: HOW ROCK TYPE AND RELATIVE EROSION RATE CONTROL PORTABLE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE (PXRF) AS A FIELD THE CONCENTRATION OF BEDROCK-INCISING GULLIES; TOOL FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION GLOBAL BIOGEOCHEMICAL GABILAN MESA, CENTRAL COAST RANGES, CALIFORNIA STUDIES 210-49 140 Roop-Eckart, Kenneth J.*; Barineau, Clinton I.: STRAIN 210-34 125 Sanks, Kelly M.*; Peterson, Eric W.; Taye, Tamru; O’Reilly, ANALYSIS ACROSS THE MARGINS OF THE ELKAHATCHEE Catherine; Kisfalusi, Zachary David; Rothschild, Tyler James; AND COLEY CREEK PLUTONS, ALABAMA EASTERN BLUE Twait, Richard: UNDERSTANDING THE AMOUNT OF NITRATE RIDGE: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ALEXANDER CITY FAULT IN RELATION TO PERCENT OF ORGANIC MATTER IN 210-50 141 Grisi, Kate C.*; Rygel, Michael C.: CARBON AND SULFUR RIPARIAN BUFFER ZONE SOILS AT STREAM T3 IN HUDSON, GEOCHEMISTRY OF POSSIBLE MARINE ZONES WITHIN THE ILLINOIS PENNSYLVANIAN JOGGINS FORMATION, NOVA SCOTIA, 210-35 126 Beard, Emily M.*; Miller, C.F.; Cribb, J. Warner; Lang, CANADA N.P.; McCosby, Joseph Bodie; Ferguson, Charles A.: 210-51 142 Johnson, Jessica M.*; Zolensky, Michael; Chan, Queenie; Kring, SUBAQUEOUS TUFFS IN THE EARLY MIOCENE VOLCANIC David A.: STRIKING GRAPHITE BEARING CLASTS FOUND SEQUENCE, BLACK MOUNTAINS, AZ, AND SACRAMENTO IN TWO ORDINARY CHONDRITE SAMPLES; NWA6169 AND MOUNTAINS, CA NWA8330 210-36 127 Peterson, William A.*; Arndt, Diana S.; McGuire, Molly M.: 210-52 143 Haas, Brett*; Hofmeister, Andrew; Becker, Mona L.; ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY INVESTIGATION OF Scullion, Jason: BIOMASS DETERMINATION OF FOREST HETEROGENEITY IN SMECTITE SWELLING ECOSYSTEMS 210-37 128 Coppola, Sean*; Johnson, Eric L.: SOIL CREEP RATES 210-53 144 Harvey, Kayleigh M.*; Menold, Carrie A.: USING UNDER PORTIONS OF THE HARTWICK COLLEGE CAMPUS: PSEUDOSECTIONS TO HELP CONSTRAIN THE ONEONTA, NEW YORK METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF UHP ECLOGITE IN THE 210-38 129 Murphy, C. Claire*; Grondin, Francis D.; Vincent, Houston A.; NORTH QAIDAM METAMORPHIC BELT, WESTERN CHINA Clark, Stacey C.; Wolak, Jeannette M.; Harrison, 210-54 145 Pritchard, Ashley*; Becker, Mona L.: HOW DOES A FOREST Michael: DISTRIBUTION OF SULFIDE MINERALS IN ECOSYSTEM SOIL COMPARE TO A NO-TILL SOIL? METASEDIMENTARY DEPOSITS OF THE APPLE CREEK 210-55 146 Patrick, Wenonah J.*; Barineau, Clinton I.: HEAVY MINERAL FORMATION, SALMON RIVER MOUNTAINS, IDAHO SEPARATION VIA SPIRAL PANNER: AN INEXPENSIVE, BUT 210-39 130 Parks, Molly Louisa*; Bedaso, Zelalem K.: SEASONAL EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO A TRADITIONAL SHAKE TABLE VARIATIONS OF STABLE ISOTOPE RATIOS OF 210-56 147 Kushner, Baylee*; Schiappa, Tamra A.: SHIFTING SANDS: PRECIPITATION IN DAYTON AREA AND SUSTAINABLE PROVENANCE CHANGES IN THE NORTHERN APPALACHIAN WATER RESOURCES FORELAND BASIN 210-40 131 Nagurney, Alexandra Bobiak*; Treiman, Allan H.; Spudis, Paul D.: 210-57 148 Barry, Erin E.*; Winslow, Heather B.; Miller, Calvin F.; Claiborne, PETROLOGY, BULK COMPOSITION, AND PROVENANCE OF Lily L.; Ferguson, Charles A.; Gómez, Carlos D.; Varga, Robert J.; METEORITE NWA5000 Lackey, Jade Star: MAGMA CHAMBER ZONATION AND 210-41 132 Spivey, Whittney E.*; Robinson, Marci M.: THE RESPONSE OF ERUPTIVE INVERSION IN THE PEACH SPRINGS TUFF: AGGLUTINATED BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA TO DISSOLUTION GEOCHEMICAL AND PALEOMAGNETIC EVIDENCE EVENTS IN THE LATEST PALEOCENE 210-58 149 Wood, Kayla*; Wright, Eric; Shen, Zhixiong: GPR ARCHITECTURE OF PALEO-STRAND PLAIN DEPOSITS IN NORTHEASTERN SOUTH CAROLINA
244 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 210-75 210-74 210-73 210-72 210-71 210-70 210-69 210-68 210-67 210-66 210-65 210-64 210-63 210-62 210-61 210-60 210-59 166 165 164 163 162 161 160 159 158 157 156 155 154 153 152 151 150 STREAMS IN THE PIEDMONT OFNORTH CAROLINA SOIL PERMEABILITYON THE FLASHINESSOFHEADWATER SEASONAL VARIABILITY, IMPERVIOUS SURFACES, AND Preston, AbigailC.*; Johnson,Bradley G.: THEEFFECTSOF COLORADO, USA PIKES PEAKBATHOLITH, COLORADOSPRINGS, FELDSPAR VARIATIONS OFSENTINEL ROCK PEGMATITE, T.*;Kristen West, William T.:Gosnell, SUR, MÉXICO FORMATION, SANTA ROSALÍA BASIN, BAJA CALIFORNIA COLORADA MARKERBEDOF THE COPPER-RICH BOLEO DISTRIBUTION ANDDEPOSITIONALMODELOF THE CINTA Genaro; Murowchick, James B.; Lee, Jejung; Niemi, Tina M.: Henry, Matthew*; DorelleM; Harrison, Martínez-Gutierrez, SEDIMENTS MORPHOTYPES OFTRIBRACHIATUS INLOWER EOCENE TRIBRACHIATUS ORTHOSTYLUS AND TWO NEWSPECIES/ ANALYSIS OF THE CALCAREOUSNANNOFOSSIL Clair L.: BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC ANDMORPHOMETRIC Martin, Victoria*; Self-trail, JeanM.; Seefelt, EllenL.; Shepherd, DIFFERENTIAL TRAVEL TIME RESIDUALSDIFFERENTIAL TRAVEL TIME ULTRA-LOW VELOCITY ZONESUSINGSKSANDSKKS Vazquez, AldwinS.*; Vanacore, Elizabeth: HUNTINGFOR EAST-CENTRALNEW YORK DEVONIAN MARGINAL MARINESTRATA ONOYARON HILL, UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHPROJECTS IDENTIFY Jason: FINDING THE ELUSIVECATSKILL DELTA. THREE Popyack, Katherine*; David Griffing, H.; Kaitlyn; Morvan, Stouffer, WEATHERING INLASIERRADELASMINAS? Miller, Laura A.*; Welch, SusanA.; Carey, AnneE.: WHAT’S GARNET HILL, PAULDING COUNTY, GEORGIA ASSESSMENT OFGARNET-GRADE METAMORPHISM AT Alan Ashworth, W.*; A.; Berg, Christopher Ashley, Aaron Wolfgang: AMENDMENT OFADISTURBEDURBAN SOIL Bodenbender, E.: Brian INVESTIGATION OFBIOCHARFOR Swift Bird,Kenneth R.*; VanEyl-Godin, Kelsey; Fuller, Jennifer L.; CONTAMINATION OFSTREAMSINMCDOWELL COUNTY, WV Shingler, Jeb*; Becker, MonaL.: MODELINGBACTERIA THE LASTINTERGLACIAL AND PRESENT SEASONAL CYCLEAT ROCKY POINT, BELIZEBETWEEN SCLEROCHRONOLOGY REFLECTSCHANGESIN THE Greenstein, BenjaminJ.: HIGHRESOLUTIONISOTOPE Ilian; R.; Karl Curran,Wirth, H. Allen; Leonard-Pingel,Jill; Yates, Hayden R.*; Falls, Emily; Greer, Lisa; DeCorte, TUFF ANDCALDERACOLLAPSE BLOCKS: IMPLICATIONS FORERUPTION OFPEACH SPRING OF INTRACALDERA IGNIMBRITEMATRIX AND TUFF Lily L.; Cribb, J. Warner: PETROGRAPHY ANDGEOCHEMISTRY Winslow, HeatherB.*; Barry, E.; Erin Miller, CalvinF.; Claiborne, BONELLI HOUSE, NWARIZONAANDSECALIFORNIA SENSING ANDPALEOMAGNETISM OF THE TUFF OF Regula, Andrew J.; JoshuaJ.; Schwartz, Hess, Zakkary: REMOTE Lang, Nick P.; Miller, CalvinF.; Barry, E.; Erin D.;Vidal, Briana D.*;Gómez, Carlos Varga, J.; Robert Ferguson, A.; Charles OF METEORIC WATER WITHIN CENTRALOHIO Anne E.; Lyons, W. Berry: STABLE ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION Saelens, ElsaDorothea*; Leslie, Deborah; Liston,Marcus; Carey, NICKEL ANDZINC PRECIPITATION FROM SWINE WASTE IN THE PRESENCEOF Ohen, Colynn*; Rouff, AshakiA.: SIMULATION OFSTRUVITE O’Reilly, E.*: Bryan LUNAREXPLORATION FORHE-3 NW ARIZONA FOR THE PALEOENVIRONMENT IN TIMES GULCH, LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTSBETWEEN THEM: IMPLICATIONS BETWEEN TWO VOLCANIC UNITSAND THE POSSIBLE Calvin F.; Ferguson, A.: Charles STRATIGRAPHIC RELATIONS McCosby, JosephBodie*; Lang,Nick P.; Beard,EmilyM.; Miller, MINERALOGY AND 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 210-93 210-92 210-91 210-90 210-89 210-88 210-87 210-86 210-85 210-84 210-83 210-82 210-81 210-80 210-79 210-78 210-77 210-76 184 183 182 181 180 179 178 177 176 175 174 173 172 171 170 169 168 167 ZIRKEL MESA, BLACK ROCK, NORTH TABLE MOUNTAIN, FROM ANTHILLSIN THE LEUCITEHILLS, WYOMING FROM Phillip, Ryan*: HEAVY INDICATOR MINERALSCOLLECTED OF P: EXTENSION TO ABROAD ARRAY OFSOIL TYPES Kreppel, Elizabeth*; R.: Noll,Mark IN-FIELDRAPIDANALYSIS OF SOUTHERNITALY DETACHMENT FAULT EXPOSEDIN THE LIGURIDECOMPLEX MAPPING OFA TETHYAN OCEAN-CONTINENT TRANSITION Battistella, Claire*; Shimabukuro, David H.: GEOLOGIC NORTH CAROLINA BUCK CREEKMAFIC-ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX, WESTERN FROM THE GLADEGAP EXPOSURESOF THE CHUNKYGAL/ Ryan, Jeffrey: ORIGINSANDEVOLUTION OFAMPHIBOLITES Wood, Daniel*; Ahrendt, Gabriel; Gude, Zachary; Noto, Matthew; IN LAKEGEORGE, COLORADO ELEMENTS INCHEMICALLY ZONEDFLUORITEANDQUARTZ THEIR CHARACTERISTIC DISTRIBUTION OFRAREEARTH OF HYDROTHERMAL VEIN GROWTH SEQUENCES AND Parton, MichaelS.*; Lynch, Samantha N.,: THEEXAMINATION BATHOLITH, COLORADO FROM THE LAKEGEORGEPLUTON OF THE PIKESPEAK OF FLUORITEANDQUARTZ INHYDROTHERMAL VEINS Lynch, SamanthaN.*; Parton,MichaelS.: CHEMICALZONING EVENTS AT ALLENDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL, MICHIGAN SALT IMPACT DURINGSNOW MELTOFF ANDRAINFALL Lynn, JessikaA.*; Riemersma,Peter E.: MONITORING OFROAD ALASKA THE EAGLE A-2QUADRANT, FORTYMILE RIVERDISTRICT, REMOTE SENSING TO DELINEATE AU-PLACER DEPOSITSIN Daniel*;Curtis, DianeM.; Burns, David C.:Viertel, USING ARCTIC TUNDRA SOILS ARCTIC TUNDRA GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OFIRON ANDPHOSPHOROUS IN AlBashaireh, AminehB.*; Singer, David M.; Elizabeth: Herndon, CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO BOLEO FORMATION OFSANTA ROSALIA BASIN, BAJA LIMESTONE FROM THE BASE OF THE UPPERMIOCENE James B.: ANALYSIS OFFOSSILIFEROUS, VOLCANICLASTIC Raul; Niemi, Tina M.; Genaro; Martínez-Gutiérrez, Murowchick, R.*;Aguilar-Cabrera, Bruno Flores, Hector; Miranda-Aviles, EVIDENCE FORCHANGINGCLIMATE STREAM DISCHARGEIN THE NORTHEAST UNITEDSTATES: Barney,IN Grant*; R.: Noll,Mark LONG-TERMTRENDS RIDGE, CALIFORNIACONTINENTAL BORDERLAND MIOCENE BASINS ALONG THE SANTA CRUZ-CATALINA Stoller, AliviaRenae*; R.: Legg,Mark CONFIGURATION OF USA DEVELOPEDUSINGPHOTOGRAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES MODEL OFUPPER TERLINGUA CREEKIN WESTERN TEXAS, Greene, James M.*; Urbanczyk,Kevin M.: ATOPOGRAPHIC ASTEROIDS POROSITY: REVIEWANDNEWDATA FORS-COMPLEX Minnock, I.F.*; Aschoff, J.L.: CONTROLS ONASTEROID SAND SEDIMENTSINGLACIAL ANDFLUVIALDEPOSITS APATITE AGE DISTRIBUTIONS BETWEENGRAVEL AND Csanda, Dakota Scott*; Tranel, LisaM.: EVALUATION OF LAGUNA SECACHAPALA, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO ANALYSES OFLATE QUATERNARY LAKESEDIMENT, YOUNGER DRYAS IMPACT HYPOTHESIS THROUGH James B.; Raab, L. Mark: ANINVESTIGATION OF THE Thomas, Kaylee A.*; Haskin,Jesse; Niemi, Tina M.; Murowchick, LAKE, RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN THE STUDY OF THECAMOEBIAN POPULATIONS IN TODDS Melissa K.: ASSESSMENTOF WATER QUALITY THROUGH VanGoor, Sarah A.*; Lebkuecher, MichelleB.; Lobegeier, U1330 WESTERN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC HOLOCENE-PLEISTOCENE CALCAREOUSOOZE, IODPSITE AND SMEARSLIDEANALYSIS OFCOLORBANDS IN Robinson, Caroline*; McKinley, Kelsea; St. John,Kristen: XRF SESSION NO. 210
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SOUTH TABLETOP MOUNTAIN, STEAMBOAT MOUNTAIN, 211-7 199 Cadol, Daniel*; Galanter, Amy; Nicholls, Phoebe: AND SPRING BUTTE REDISTRIBUTION OF PYROGENIC DEBRIS FOLLOWING 210-94 185 Brown, Elise*; Risso, Branden R.; McClellan, Elizabeth: POST-FIRE MONSOONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON INVESTIGATING THE ORIGIN OF GRANITE CLASTS IN BUDGETS AND CONTAMINANT SEQUESTRATION CONGLOMERATES OF THE MOUNT ROGERS FORMATION, SW VA SESSION NO. 212 210-95 186 Smith, Jeremiah*; Burnley, Pamela; Haber, Daniel; Malchow, T55. Investigating Coastal Environments: A Tribute to Derald G. Russell: EVALUATING VARIATIONS IN URANIUM, THORIUM, Smith (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology AND POTASSIUM CONTENT IN THE PIERRE SHALE USING Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; Marine/Coastal Science NATIONAL URANIUM RESOURCE EVALUATION AERIAL Discipline) GAMMA-RAY SURVEY DATA 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 210-96 187 Simpson, John*; Hollabaugh, Curtis L.: TURBIDITY, TOTAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SUSPENDED SOLIDS, AND E. COLI CORRELATION ON THE Booth # LITTLE TALLAPOOSA RIVER, CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA 212-1 200 DeLong, Nicole C.*; Michalowski, Casey L.; Cooper, Adam T.; 210-97 188 Hernandez Montenegro, Juan David*; Andronicos, Oakley, Adrienne J.; Cornell, Sean; Bochicchio, Christopher: Christopher L.; Aronoff, Ruth; Zuluaga Castrillon, Carlos Augusto: INVESTIGATING OVERWASH AND HISTORIC BARRIER GEOCHEMICAL AND PETROLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION ISLAND INLET FORMATION THROUGH STRATIGRAPHIC OF MIGMATITE AND RESTITE IN THE WET MOUNTAINS, ANALYSIS OF VIBRACORES FROM CHINCOTEAGUE BAY, VA COLORADO 212-2 201 Cooper, Adam T.*; Michalowski, Casey L.; DeLong, Nicole C.; 210-98 189 Cleveland, Ryan*; Haynes, John T.; Herrmann, Achim D.: U-PB Oakley, Adrienne J.; Bochicchio, Christopher; Cornell, Sean: AGES OF DETRITAL ZIRCONS IN QUARTZ ARENITES SEDIMENTOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR FORMATION OF OF THE ORDOVICIAN BLOUNT MOLASSE, SOUTHERN A CHINCOTEAGUE BAY PROMONTORY SALT MARSH IN APPALACHIANS, USA GREENBACKVILLE, VA LINKED TO LOCAL SEA LEVEL 210-99 190 Hairston, Jalen A.*; Badgley, Grayson; Field, Christopher B.: FLUCTUATIONS WITHIN THE LAST 3000 YEARS THE CARBON BALANCE BEHAVIOR OF CALIFORNIA 212-3 202 O’Hara, Beatrice*; Nikitina, Daria; Serzega, Matthew D.: GRASSLANDS AS REPRESENTED BY JASPER RIDGE ASSESSMENT OF BLUE CARBON STOCK IN DELAWARE 210-100 191 Benefield, Jacqueline*; Singleton, John S.; Vomocil, BAY SALT MARSH Terence; Wong, Martin S.: DISTINGUISHING MIOCENE 212-4 203 Browning, Trevor*: LINKING SOURCE AND SINK: WATERSHED MYLONITIZATION FROM LATE CRETACEOUS–EARLY EVALUATION AND MINERALOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF TERTIARY MYLONITIZATION IN THE HARCUVAR MOUNTAINS SEDIMENTS IN EASTERN ST. JOHN, US VIRGIN ISLANDS METAMORPHIC CORE COMPLEX, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA 212-5 204 Nitschke, Jasmine*; Lepper, Kenneth; Johnston, John W.; 210-101 192 Vomocil, Terence*; Singleton, John S.; Reynolds, Stephen J.; Thompson, Todd A.; Loope, Henry M.: OSL DATING OF A Benefield, Jacqueline:BRITTLE FAULTING IN THE SOUTH STRANDPLAIN SEQUENCE IN THE PINE RIVER EMBAYMENT MOUNTAINS METAMORPHIC CORE COMPLEX, PHOENIX, OF LAKE SUPERIOR ALONG THE UPPER PENINSULA OF ARIZONA: EVIDENCE FOR DISTRIBUTED DEXTRAL SHEAR MICHIGAN ASSOCIATED WITH THE PACIFIC – NORTH AMERICAN PLATE 212-6 205 Tamura, Toru*; Saito, Yoshiki; Nguyen, Van Lap; Ta, Thi Kim Oanh: BOUNDARY CONSTANT GROWTH RATE OF MEKONG DELTA SHORELINES REVEALED BY OSL DATING OF MULTIPLE SESSION NO. 211 DELTA PLAINS T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires (Posters) 212-7 206 Bidorn, Butsawan*; Kish, Stephen; Burnett, William; Donoghue, (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Joseph F.: EFFECT OF LARGE DAMS ON SHORELINE Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) RECESSION IN THE UPPER GULF OF THAILAND 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 212-8 207 Jol, Harry M.*; Nobes, David C.; Topper, Nicholas D.; Charlton, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Brittany G.; Jaeger, Nicholas H.: GROUND PENETRATING Booth # RADAR IMAGING OF A TECTONICALLY ACTIVE, WAVE- 211-1 193 Rengers, Francis K.*; McGuire, Luke A.; Kean, Jason W.; Staley, INFLUENCED SHORELINE: HAAST, SOUTH WESTLAND, Dennis M.: MODEL PREDICTIONS OF WATER RUNOFF IN NEW ZEALAND STEEP WATERSHEDS AFTER WILDFIRE 212-9 208 Pile, Jeremy*; Yu, Fengling; Jol, Harry M.; Switzer, Adam D.; 211-2 194 Hyde, Kevin D.*; Jencso, Kelsey G.: PREDICTING GULLY HEAD Zheng, Zhou: THE 12-LAKES OF LU FENG, SOUTHERN LOCATION FOLLOWING POST-FIRE GULLY REJUVENATION CHINA: WHERE ARE THE MISSING LAKES? GROUND- PENETRATING RADAR INVESTIGATION OF A COASTAL 211-3 195 Chin, Anne*; Solverson, Anna P.; Kinoshita, Alicia M.; PLAIN Nourbakhsheidokhti, Samira; Florsheim, Joan L.; O’Dowd, Alison P.: RESPONSE OF STEP-POOL STREAMS THREE SESSION NO. 213 YEARS AFTER THE WALDO CANYON FIRE IN COLORADO T56. Landslide Inventories and Time Series: Data Collection, 211-4 196 Andres, Madison Evans*; MacGregor, Kelly; Leonard, Statistics, Geospatial Analysis, and Relationships to Other Eric M.; Myrbo, Amy: FIRE FREQUENCY DURING THE Geohazards (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering LAST MILLENNIUM IN THE GRINNELL GLACIER AND Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology SWIFTCURRENT VALLEY DRAINAGE BASINS, GLACIER Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) NATIONAL PARK, MONTANA 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 211-5 197 Gibble, Katherine T.*; Pierce, Jennifer L.; Lindquist, Eric; Rotell, Sawyer; Pellant, Mike: MODELS AND MECHANISMS OF POST- Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM FIRE EROSIONAL RESPONSE IN RANGELANDS: A CASE Booth # STUDY FROM THE BOISE FOOTHILLS 213-1 209 Youberg, Ann M.*; Cook, Joseph P.; Bookman, Laura M.; Gootee, 211-6 198 Harris, Gregory*: INVESTIGATING THE USE OF POLYCYCLIC Brian F.; Pearthree, Philip A.; Allison, M. Lee: BUILDING A AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) AS A PROXY FOR STATEWIDE INVENTORY OF LANDSLIDES IN ARIZONA HOLOCENE FOREST FIRES ON THE COLORADO FRONT 213-2 210 Stark, Benjamin M.*; Mirus, Benjamin B.; Baum, R.L.; Smith, RANGE Joel B.; Michel, Abigail: ASSESSING THE LANDSLIDE
246 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 214-10 214-9 214-8 214-7 214-6 214-5 213-6 214-4 213-5 214-3 213-4 214-2 213-3 214-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Interest Group) Division; GSASoilsandSoilProcesses Interdisciplinary (Posters) GeologyandGeomorphology (GSA Quaternary Time Scales: ASessiontoHonorthe Work ofMilanPavich T57. SoiltoSedimentandChannels—From GeologictoModern SESSION NO. 214 Booth # 224 223 222 221 220 219 218 217 216 215 214 213 212 211 CHANNELS DISTRIBUTION OFERODIBILITY INBEDROCK RIVER BETWEEN EROSION RATE AND WEATHERING ON THE E.:Small, Eric EVALUATING THE INFLUENCE OFFEEDBACKS Shobe, M.*; Charles S.; Hancock, Gregory C.; Eppes, Martha SACRAMENTO MOUNTAINS, NM OF KNICKPOINTSINASTREAMCHANNEL WITHIN THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF EROSION ANDEVOLUTION USING ROCK STRENGTH ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE THE Garber, Kacey*; Tranel, LisaM.; Rothschild, Tyler James: RIO GRANDEFLUVIALSYSTEMOVER THE LAST5MA NEOTECTONIC INFLUENCES ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE N.*;Repasch, Marisa E.; Karl Karlstrom, Heizler, Matthew T.: CLASTIC WEDGE APPALACHIAN WATERSHEDS UNDERLAINBY THE ACADIAN BASIN: ABENCHMARKFORCOMPARISON INCENTRAL GRAVELS INHACK AND GOODLETT’SLITTLERIVER Taylor, StephenB.*: GRAIN-SIZEANALYSIS OFCHANNEL SLOPE WATERSHEDS OF FLOODSANDCHANNELCHARACTERISTICS, ATLANTIC HYDROCLIMATIC INFLUENCESON THE SPATIAL SCALING Plank, Carolyn*; Prestegaard,KarenL.: GEOMORPHICAND UNIVERSITY PRACTICE FIELDS ANALYSIS OFSOILMONOLITHSFROM FROSTBURG STATE Kenneth Tyler*:Reinhardt, OCHOTNICA VALLEYS CARPATHIANS. CASESTUDY FROM UPPER VISTULA AND OF LANDSLIDEDEVELOPMENTINPOLISHOUTER Tomaszczyk, Marta*; Sikora, Rafal: STRUCTURAL CONTEXT GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE TUG HILLPLATEAU, NEW YORK GLACIAL DRAINAGE DEVELOPMENTANDFLUVIAL Jungers, Matthew Cross*; Bladen,Andrew: POST- THE ELSUS VERSION 2MAP EUROPEAN LANDSLIDESUSCEPTIBILITYASSESSMENT: Jean-Philippe; Reichenbach,Paola: IMPROVEMENTS INPAN- Javier*;Hervás, Günther, Andreas; Wilde, Martina; Malet, PLATEAU DRAINING THE GRANDSTAIRCASE REGIONOFCOLORADO ARROYO CUT-FILL DYNAMICS INSEMI-ARIDCATCHMENTS Riley, Kerry*; Rittenour, Tammy: EROSION RATES INFLUENCE COLORADO) SLUMGULLION EARTH FLOW (SANJUAN MOUNTAINS, RADAR INTERFEROMETRY MEASUREMENTSOF THE Luecke, Austin*; Gomez,Francisco: GROUND-BASED PENNSYLVANIA RUN BOULDERFIELD, HICKORY RUN STATE PARK, OF ARELICTPERIGLACIAL FEATURE: HICKORY Denn, AlisonR.*; Paul Bierman, R.; Kirby, Eric: INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON FREQUENCY AND EXTENTIN THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS, A COMPARISON OFPRECIPITATION TO LANDSLIDE Opalka, Catherine E.;Opalka, Catherine ShareseL.; Roberts, Wegmann, Karl Smith, StephenG.*; Lane, Robert W.; Metevier, Deanna W.; CAROLINA BAYS INSIGHT INTO THE BONAIR GRAVEL ANDATTENDANT Davias, Michael*: LIDAR ELEVATION DATA PROVIDES NEW WASHINGTON THROUGH HYDROLOGIC MONITORING PROBABILITY ONCOASTAL BLUFFSNEARMUKILTEO, PHYSICAL ANDCHEMICAL 1–4 November W.: •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 214-12 214-11 215-7 215-6 215-5 215-4 215-3 214-15 215-2 214-14 SESSION NO. 215 215-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (Council onUndergraduate Research GeosciencesDivision) Undergraduate Research asa Teaching Practice(Posters) T81. IntentionalIntegrationofResearch intotheCurriculum: 214-13 Booth # 226 225 236 235 234 233 232 229 231 228 230 227 APATITE THERMAL MODELINGOFAPATITE (U-TH)/HEAGES AND EVOLUTION OFAPASSIVE MARGINBYCOMBINING CENOZOIC TOPOGRAPHICLewis A.: CONSTRAININGTHE Fame, MichelleL.*; Spotila,James A.; Shuster, David L.; Owen, FOR UNDERSTANDING SEDIMENTPROVENANCE DIVERSE APPLICATIONS OF TRACE ELEMENTSINQUARTZ Ackerson, MichaelR.*; Tailby, NicholasD.; Watson, E. Bruce: IOWA PALEONTOLOGY REPOSITORY IN COLLECTION-BASED RESEARCHAT THE UNIVERSITYOF HannaD.:Grissel, ENGAGING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Ann F.; Wilkins, AlysonE.; Puglisi,Paul D.; Becker, Haley K.; Adrain, JonathanM.*; Adrain, Tiffany S.; Sims, HallieJ.; Budd, LONG-TERM MULTIDISICPLINARY STREAM RESEARCH MODEL FORENGAGING UNDERGRADUATES INAUTHENTIC Weiss, Tarin Harrar*; David; Christensen, Butler, Samuel J.: A LABORATORY COURSEAT JAMES MADISONUNIVERSITY AN UNDERGRADUATE AQUEOUS GEOCHEMISTRY Baedke, Steve J.*: INTEGRATING RESEARCHINTO INTO ANUNDERGRADUATE GEOCHEMISTRY LABCOURSE ANALYTICAL RESEARCHPROJECT IN WATER CHEMISTRY Carrigan, Charles W.*:Charles Carrigan, OF PROCESS ANDSCIENTIFICINQUIRY LABORATORY METHODS: IMPROVING STUDENTLEARNING Johnson, ElizabethA.*: BLENDEDLEARNINGMODULESFOR SITE SPRING RUN, PENNSYLVANIA, WETLAND RESTORATION AND SOILORGANICCARBONRETENTIONAT THE BIG DERIVED VEGETATION CHANGES, SEDIMENTDEPOSITION, Williams, Keith; Hodge, Brendan: GROUND-BASED LIDAR Larsen, Laurel; Sylvester, Steve; Jim; Gerhart, Okal,Marianna; Xu, Chi*; Merritts,Dorothy J.; Walter, C.; Robert Blair, Aaron; BAY IMPACT STRUCTURE BASEMENT ROCK FROM THE BAYSIDE CORE, CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CRYSTALLINE MINERALOGY AT NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY Jaye, Shelley*: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHIN OXYGEN ANDLIGHT VARYING MOISTURE, TEMPERATURE, ATMOSPHERE IN SOILDURINGSIMULATED DIAGENESIS: IMPACT OF MOLECULAR ALTERATION OFORGANICBIOMARKERS Wang, Chaoran*; Hren,Michael T.: STABLE ISOTOPIC AND RESOURCE OUTCOMES OPERABLE EPMAANALYSES: SCIENTIFICANDHUMAN ON COLLECTEDSAMPLES, FACILITATED BYREMOTELY IGNEOUS ROCKS THROUGH CLASSROOM RESEARCH INVESTIGATION OFSOUTHERNBLUERIDGEMETA- Ryan,LONG-TERM Jeffrey*: SUPPORTING THE PUERTO RICO TROPICAL MOUNTAIN. INSIGHTSFROM THE LUQUILLO CZO, OF KNICKPOINTRETREAT DURING THE GROWTH OFA EFFECT OFRAINFORESTDEVELOPMENTON THE PACE Brocard, Gilles Y.*; JaneWillenbring, K.; Miller, Thomas E.: 4 HE/ 3 HE THERMOCHRONOMETRY, NWSCOTLAND EMBEDDING ASEMESTER-LONG SESSION NO. 215
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SESSION NO. 216 217-5 249 Mylroie, John E.*; Mylroie, Joan R.; Middleton, Gregory J.: T86. Research on Teaching and Student Learning in the K–12 RODRIGUES ISLAND: CARBONATE DEPOSITION AND Earth Science Classroom (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education KARST PROCESSES AS INDICATORS OF PLATFORM Division; National Earth Science Teachers Association; National STABILITY Association of Geoscience Teachers) 217-6 250 Mylroie, John E.*; Mylroie, Joan R.; Humphreys, William; Brooks, Darren; Middleton, Gregory J.: FLANK MARGIN CAVE 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall DEVELOPMENT AND TECTONIC UPLIFT, CAPE RANGE, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM AUSTRALIA Booth # 217-7 251 Mylroie, Joan R.*; Mylroie, John E.; Lace, Michael: THE FLANK 216-1 237 Rutherford, Sandra*; Mattox, Stephen; Sobolak, Christina: MARGIN CAVES OF CAYMAN BRAC IMPACTS OF AND CHALLENGES TO ESTABLISHING A STATE-WIDE CREDIT-BY-EXAM PROGRAM FOR PHYSICAL 217-8 252 Larson, Erik B.*; Mylroie, John E.: BLUE HOLES, CONDUIT GEOLOGY IN MICHIGAN CAVES, AND WHITINGS OF THE BAHAMAS 216-2 238 Dulin, Shannon A.*; Elmore, R. Douglas; Kloesel, Kevin: 217-9 253 Burton, M. Isaac*; Vega, Jordan; Quiroga, Allison; Ramos, NATIVE SCIENCE: AN INTRODUCTORY CLASS COMBINING Mallory; Sumrall, Jonathan B.; Larson, Erik B.: FORMATION OF INDIGENOUS STORIES AND ART WITH WESTERN SCIENCE SURFICIAL KARST FEATURES IN THE HIAWATHA NATIONAL OBSERVATION TO TEACH EARTH SYSTEMS TO ALL MAJORS FOREST, UPPER PENINSULA, MICHIGAN 216-3 239 Burrell, Shondricka*; Lombardi, Doug; Bailey, Janelle; Bickel, 217-10 254 Sumrall, Jonathan B.*; Larson, Erik B.: THE STATUS OF ISLAND Elliot: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MODEL-EVIDENCE LINK KARST PROCESSES ON ISLAND CENOZOIC DOLOSTONES (MEL) DIAGRAM IN HIGH SCHOOL EARTH SCIENCE 217-11 255 Mount, Gregory J.*; Comas, Xavier; Wright, William; McClellan, CLASSROOMS: AN EDUCATIONAL STRATEGY THAT Matthew: CHARACTERIZATION OF POROSITY IN THE PROMOTES CRITICAL EVALUATION AND EVIDENCE-BASED UNSATURATED ZONE OF THE MIAMI LIMESTONE USING REASONING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR, MIAMI, FLORIDA 216-4 240 Holder, Lauren N.*; Herbert, Bruce E.: STUDENT PROBLEM 217-12 256 Maale, Gerhard E.*; van Hengstum, Peter J.; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; SOLVING IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS: HOW DO STUDENTS Onac, Bogdon P.; Sullivan, Richard M.; Winkler, Tyler S.: A 6500- APPLY SELF-CONSTRUCTED MODELS TO REAL WORLD YR PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF NO PROBLEMS? MAN’S LAND SINK, ABACO ISLAND, A LARGE INLAND LAKE 216-5 241 Spellman, Patricia*; Mayer, Alex: A TEACHING UNIT IN THE NORTHERN BAHAMAS ENGINEERED TO BRING WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS INTO THE MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOM SESSION NO. 218 216-6 242 Theuerkauf, Ethan J.*; Ridge, Justin T.; Heenehan, Heather L.; T120. Karst Processes and Speleogenesis: Advances in Larkin, Alyse A.; Paxton, Avery B.: ENHANCING GEOSCIENCE Monitoring, Modeling, and Measurements (Posters) (GSA IN THE K-12 CLASSROOM BY BUILDING A NETWORK THAT Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; Karst Waters CONNECTS EDUCATORS WITH LOCAL, CUTTING-EDGE Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; GSA RESEARCH Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 216-7 243 Sergent, Connie L.*; Ellins, Katherine K.; Bohls-Graham, C. Elaine: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall EARTH SCIENCE EDUCATION INTO THE 21ST CENTURY: ONE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM TEACHER’S EXPERIENCE AS A DIG TEXAS INSTRUCTIONAL Booth # BLUEPRINT EDUCATION INTERN 218-1 257 Novello, Sr., Valdir Felipe*: MICROCLIMATE AND 216-8 244 Ross, Robert M.*; Thanukos, Anastasia; MacDonald, HYDROLOGICAL MONITORING IN KARST SYSTEM FROM Teresa; Heiser, David Mangold: THE TREE ROOM: A NEW MID-WEST BRAZIL ONLINE RESOURCE FOR TEACHING EVOLUTIONARY 218-2 258 Li, Yong*; Zhong, Jianhua; Ni, Liangtian; Mao, Cui; Liu, Shengxin; RELATIONSHIPS Sun, Ningliang; Hao, Bing; Liu, Chuang: PALAEO-TUFA FROM LIUHUANGGOU CAVE 2 IN THE ORDOVIAN CARBONATE, SESSION NO. 217 TARUM BASIN, CHINA: FEATURES AND SIGANIFICANCES T114. Advances in Island and Coastal Karst Investigations 218-3 259 Tagne Kamgue, Gilles Valdez*; Florea, Lee J.: USING (Posters) (GSA Karst Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and GEOCHEMICAL MODELING TO UNDERSTAND THE SOURCES Geomorphology Division) OF DISSOLVED IONS AND FLOW PATTERNS AT MILL SPRING 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall IN SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 218-4 260 Myre, Joseph*; Covington, Matthew D.: PEELING APART THE Booth # CONUNDRUM SURROUNDING THE MORPHOGENESIS OF 217-1 245 Mylroie, Joan R.*; Mylroie, John E.: DEVELOPMENT AND SCALLOPS USING COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS FUTURE FRONTIERS FOR CARBONATE COASTAL AND 218-5 261 Sharpe, Kevin T.*; Hughes V, Adrian: USING DYE TRACER ISLAND KARST STUDIES TO ASSESS MUNITIONS CONSTITUENTS 217-2 246 Martin, Jonathan B.*; Young, Caitlin; Branyon, Jackie; TRANSPORT IN KARST TERRANE Valle-Levinson, Arnoldo; Pain, Andrea J; Marino-Tapia, Ismael; 218-6 262 Zhang, Fei*; Johnson, Verner C.; Kung, Hsiang-te: ACCURATE Rebolledo-Vieyra, Mario: SEA LEVEL RISE IMPACTS ON ANALYSIS OF MULTI-SPECTRAL BANDS OF LANDSAT TM COASTAL KARST AQUIFERS IMAGES IN MAPPING LAND SURFACE WATER INFORMATION 217-3 247 Gulley, Jason*; Brown, Amy L.; Martin, Jonathan B.: RE- IN EBINUR LAKE, XINJIANG, CHINA EXAMINING THE ROLE OF MIXING DISSOLUTION ON 218-7 263 Polk, Jason*; McClanahan, Kegan; Nedvidek, Daniel; Powell, CONDUIT ENLARGEMENT IN COASTAL CARBONATE Matt; Antle, Stacy; North, Leslie; Bolster, Carl H.: ADVANCED AQUIFERS KARST HYDROLOGICAL AND CONTAMINANT MONITORING 217-4 248 Hejazian, Mehrdad*: A TALE OF TWO ISLANDS: INFLUENCE TECHNIQUES FOR REAL-TIME AND HIGH-RESOLUTION OF ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE AND CARBON ON THE APPLICATIONS GEOCHEMISTRY OF ATOLL ISLAND CARBONATE 218-8 264 Mallon, Edward K.*; Beddows, Patricia A.: THE CAVE PEARL AQUIFERS, ROI-NAMUR, REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL PROJECT - LOW COST OPEN-SOURCE HARDWARE FOR ISLANDS ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING NETWORKS
248 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 219-12 219-11 219-10 219-9 219-8 219-7 219-6 219-5 219-4 218-12 219-3 218-11 219-2 218-10 219-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Archaeological GeologyDivision) Discipline; Avalon InstituteofAppliedSciences, Canada; GSA (Paleontological Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology (IGCP610)(Posters)and HumanResponseduringtheQuaternary T138. From theCaspiantoMediterranean: Environmental Change SESSION NO. 219 218-9 Booth # 280 279 278 277 276 275 274 273 272 268 271 267 270 266 269 265 BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE CASPIANNEOPLEISTOCENE Oschepkov, Georgiy V.*; Yanina, Tamara; Svitoch,Alexander: OBSERVATIONS ANDGEOLOGICALEVIDENCE (CENTRAL NEWJERSEY, USA)COASTS: RECENT (BLACK ANDBALTIC SEACOASTS) ANDMICRO-TIDAL ANOMALIES ASSTORM INDICATORS ALONGNONTIDAL Pupienis, Donatas*; Buynevich, Ilya V.: MINERALOGICAL EPOCH LOWER VOLGA RIVERAREADURING THE LASTGLACIAL Yanko-Hombach, Valentina: Oschepkov, Georgiy V.*; Yanina, Tamara; Makshaev, RadikR.; HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL CHANGESIN THE BLACK SEADURING THE FRESHWATER DISCHARGEEVENTSCAUSED RAPID Ronald E.*;Martin, Yanko-Hombach, Valentina: REPEATED MEDITERRANEAN FROM NAR LAKEIN TURKEY HOLOCENE HYDROCLIMATE CHANGE IN THE EASTERN OXYGEN ISOTOPE RECORDOFLATE GLACIAL AND Sahy, Diana; Eastwood, Warren; Neil: Roberts, NEW Noble, StephenR.; Metcalfe, Sarah; Sloane, Hilary; Dean, JonathanR.*; Jones, Matthew; Leng,Melanie; DATA FROM THE EASTERNBASIN OFLAKESAKI(CRIMEA) LATE-HOLOCENE CLIMATIC CHANGESBASED ONPOLLEN Rohozin, Yevhenii*: MARSHES DYNAMICS OFFORAMINIFERAINMANGALSWAMPS AND Costelloe, A.R.*; Wilson, B.; B.P.: Horton, POPULATION GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS AND CARBONATE (THEBAHAMAS) BARRIER LITHOSOMES: ANOMALIES INMIXEDCLASTIC(BLACK SEA, UKRAINE) DIFFERENTIATION OFCHANNEL-SHAPEDGEORADAR Michael; Curran, H. Allen; Park Boush,Lisa: SCALE Jane; Mary Berman, Lloyd, Gwen; Brake, Marie; Savarese, Silva, Valdielly Larisse*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Gnivecki, Perry L.; CHELEKEN PENINSULA Kurbanov, Redzhep*: COASTAL GEOMORPHOLOGYOF AQUIFERS THE GEOCHEMICALEVOLUTION PROCESSES OFKARST CARBON INKARSTENVIRONMENTS TO INVESTIGATE Ballard, Chelsea*; Polk, Jason; McClanahan,Kegan: TRACING CASPIAN SEALEVELCHANGEINHOLOCENE Tkach, Nikolai*; Kurbanov,OF Redzhep: MODERNVIEWS GARWOOD VALLEY, MCMURDODRY VALLEYS, ANTARCTICA DRIVERS OFMELT AND THERMOKARST EROSION IN Watters, Jaclyn*; Levy, Joseph: SPATIAL PATTERNS AND SEA) WESTERN TURKMENISTAN (SOUTHEASTERNCASPIAN Kurbanov, Redzhep*: QUATERNARY STRATIGRAPHY OF FLOW PATHS INACONDUIT-DOMINATED SPRING Laura: STORM HYSTERESISASININDICATOR OFMATRIX Joshua*;Barna, Kellermeyer, William; EllenK.; Herman, Toran, CORRIDOR FORMATION. THE PARATETHYS SEAEVOLUTION THE MECHANISMOF THE CASPIAN-MEDITERRANEAN Esin, Nikolay I.*; Esin,Nikolay V.; Yanko-Hombach, Valentina: SANCTUARIES Pizzorusso, AnnC.*: KARSTCAVERNS ASCULT RECONSTRUCTIONS OF THE MID-AND ON PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF THE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 219-13 220-6 221-6 220-5 221-5 220-4 221-4 220-3 221-3 220-2 221-2 220-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Terrestrial andMarineSystems(Posters) T140. LatePaleocene Eventsin andEarly EoceneHyperthermal SESSION NO. 220 221-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Biogeography, andBiostratigraphy (Posters) Paleontology: The Early andMiddle Paleozoic: Biodiversity, SESSION NO. 221 Booth # Booth # 281 287 286 285 284 283 282 293 292 291 290 289 288 MOUNTAINS THE QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTS OF THE CRIMEAN Liashyk, Tamara I.; Popelyushko, AnnaM.: NEWDATA ON Gerasimenko, NataliaP.*; Ridush,Bogdan T.; Korzun, Yulia L.; COCCOLITHOPHORES BIOMINERALISATION IMPACT OFCLIMATE CHANGEON Young, Jeremy; Poulton,GAP: Alex: TARGETING MINDTHE Gibbs, Samantha*; Bown, Paul; Ridgwell, Andy; O’Dea,Sarah; REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY (LORRAINE GROUP): IMPLICATIONS FOR TRILOBITE TRILOBITE EGGSFROM THE ORDOVICIAN OFNEW YORK Hegna, Thomas*; Markus: PYRITIZEDINSITU Martin, OCEAN ANDNEWJERSEYMARGIN DURING THE PETM: EVIDENCEFROM THE SOUTHERN Rosenthal, Yair;Bralower,Tim: Penman, Donald*; Babila, Tali; Kelly, D. Clay; Zachos, James C.; FINDS FROM SPAIN OF THE HIRNANTIAFAUNA DIVERSITYBASED ONNEW Gutiérrez-Marco, Juan Carlos; Rábano, Isabel: REEVALUATION Zamora, Samuel*; Colmenar, Jorge; Enrique; Bernárdez, FROM THE LIGORIOMARQUEZ FORMATION PATAGONIAN PALEOCLIMATE: ORGANICPROXY DATA Brandon, Mark: RECONSTRUCTING PALEOCENE-EOCENE Breen, Paige*; Lichtin,Samantha; Super, James; Auerbach, David; WESTERN UTAH ORDOVICIAN FILLMOREFORMATION, HOUSERANGE, MICROBIALITE-SPONGE HINTZE’SREEFIN THE LOWER MACRO- ANDMICROFACIES INTERPRETATIONS OF THE Johnson, ClaireM.*; Marenco, N.; Katherine Marenco, Pedro J.: EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM, NORTHERN ARGENTINA PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PALEOCENE Andrews, ElizabethM.*; White, Tim: PALEOSOL-BASED BIOCLAUSTRATIONS ONORDOVICIAN BRYOZOANS PROPOSED SYSTEMFORCATEGORIZING IV,Harrison, George William Mallory*; A.:Wilson, Mark EVIDENCE FROM THE NORTH SEA PALEOCENE-EOCENEMAXIMUM: THERMAL DURING THE UNCOVERING ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGESINNWEUROPE Pedersen, Gunver; Riding,James B.; Wagner, Thomas: Kender, Sev*; Bogus, Kara; Dybkjær, Karen; Leng,Melanie; MARRELLOMORPH ARTHROPOD FROM NORTH AMERICA Wendruff, Andrew J.: THEFIRSTPOST-CAMBRIAN Jones, Wade T.*; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Schweitzer, E.; Carrie MAXIMUM? PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL PRECEDING THE PULSE IN THE PRE-ONSETCARBONISOTOPE EXCURSION Spivey, Whittney E.; Stassen,Peter: ANOCEANACIDIFICATION Robinson, MarciM.*; Self-Trail, JeanM.; Willard, Debra A.; FORMATION INCENTRECOUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER OF THE UPPERCAMBRIANGATESBURG PALEONTOLOGY ANDGEOLOGY OF THE OREHILL Thomas, Jeremiah W.*; Taylor, JohnF.; L.: Hand,Kristen GLOBAL OCEANACIDIFICATION SESSION NO. 221
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221-7 294 Hester, Dean A.*; Adrain, Jonathan M.: SYSTEMATICS, CHINLE FORMATION (NEW MEXICO) AND THE TEMPORAL AFFINITY, AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC UTILITY OF THE EARLY RECORD OF SMALL CARBONACEOUS FOSSILS (SCFS) ORDOVICIAN TRILOBITE AMBLYCRANIUM ROSS, FROM THE 222-10 310 Sudarsky, Sergio*; Schweitzer, Carrie E.; Feldmann, Rodney M.: GREAT BASIN, WESTERN USA PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE FOSSIL SHRIMP-LIKE 221-8 295 Busch, Richard M.*; Schagrin, Zachary C.; Pfahler, Benjamin S.: DECAPODS (DENDROBRANCHIATA, STENOPODIDEA AND TRILOBITE BIOFACIES AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE CARIDEA) FROM THE SOLNHOFEN LAGERSTÄTTE ORDOVICIAN MYERSTOWN FORMATION, LEBANON VALLEY, 222-11 311 Thomson, Tracy J.*; Chure, Daniel J.; Good, Thomas R.; PENNSYLVANIA Kirkland, James I.; Milner, Andrew R.C.: LARGE ARACHNID 221-9 296 Taylor, John F.*; Irwin, Savannah J.; Repetski, John E.; Strauss, TRACKS FROM THE EOLIAN TRIASSIC/JURASSIC NUGGET Justin V.: BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC REFINEMENTS IN THE LOWER SANDSTONE, NORTHEASTERN UTAH ORDOVICIAN OF EASTERN ALASKA: EMERGING EVIDENCE 222-12 312 Harris, Kiana T.*; McKenzie, Scott C.: A JURASSIC CUTTLEFISH OF AN EASTERN SUBPROVINCE OF THE LAURENTIAN WITH PRESERVED INK FROM THE SOLNHOFEN FAUNAL PROVINCE? LAGERSTATTE 221-10 297 Frieman, Richard A*; Mitchell, Charles, E.; Jacobi, Robert D.; 222-13 313 Feldman, Howard R.*; Wilson, Mark A.; Belowich, Alexa J.: Crowley, James L.; Macdonald, Francis A.; Jones, TAXONOMY, PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY Kyle W.; Roloson, Melissa; Richley, Erin; Baird, Gordon C.: OF JURASSIC ETHIOPIAN BRACHIOPODS: A PROGRESS TRANSTENSIONAL FOUNDERING OF THE LAURENTIAN REPORT (NEW ENGLAND) MARGIN AT ~453-451 MA 222-14 314 Cuffey, Roger J.*; Taylor, Paul D.: CRETACEOUS BRYOZOANS 221-11 298 Booth, Cody*; Jeffery, David L.: ALGAE AND AND THE OLD WEST MICROPROBLEMATICA OF MUSTOE REEF, SILURIAN 222-15 315 Hasiotis, Stephen T.*; Parrish, Judith Totman; Chan, Marjorie A.: KEYSER FORMATION, MUSTOE, VIRGINIA POTENTIAL RHIZOFACIES CLASSIFICATION FOR EOLIAN 221-12 299 Mann, Arjan*; Rudkin, David M.; Evans, David C.; Laflamme, DEPOSITS—OBSERVATIONS FROM THE LOWER JURASSIC Marc: ONYCHODUS SARCOVENATOR N. SP.: A LARGE NAVAJO SANDSTONE, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH SARCOPTERYGIAN APEX PREDATOR FROM THE MIDDLE 222-16 316 Naujokaityte, Jone*; Garb, Matthew P.; Landman, Neil H.; DEVONIAN OF ONTARIO Larina, Ekaterina; Rovelli, Remy; Myers, Corinne E.; Danilova, 221-13 300 Stack, Jack Reza*; Sallan, Lauren: AN EXAMINATION OF THE Anastasia; Bayon, Richard; Brophy, Shannon K.; Phillips, DEVONIAN FISHES OF THE MICHIGAN BASIN George E.: SIGNIFICANCE OF FOSSIL CONCENTRATIONS IN INTERPRETING PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES SESSION NO. 222 PRECEDING THE END CRETACEOUS MASS EXTINCTION Paleontology: The Mesozoic World (Posters) EVENT ALONG THE GULF COASTAL PLAIN 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 222-17 317 Hodges, Montana S.*; Stanley, Jr., George D.; Gonzalez- Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Leon, Carlos: EARLY JURASSIC CORALS FROM THE EL Booth # ANTIMONIO GROUP OF SONORA, MEXICO, AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR CORAL RECOVERY AFTER THE END- 222-1 301 Jasinski, Steven*; Dodson, Peter: BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY, AND EVOLUTION OF DROMAEOSAURIDS (DINOSAURIA: DROMAEOSAURIDAE) 222-18 318 St.Pierre, Brett Donald*; Arens, Nan Crystal; Boyer, Diana L.: IN NORTH AMERICA TURONIAN TO EARLY CONIACIAN AGE FOR THE CLAYS OF MARTHA’S VINEYARD, MASSACHUSETTS: A REVISION 222-2 302 Marshall, Madeline S.*; Sertich, Joseph J.W.; Miller, Ian M.; Andrianarivo, Miary: STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEONTOLOGY SESSION NO. 223 OF A NEW NEARSHORE DINOSAUR-BEARING SUCCESSION FROM THE LATE CRETACEOUS OF THE MORONDAVA BASIN, T144. 200 Years and Going Strong: The Role of Paleontology WESTERN MADAGASCAR in Geologic Mapping (Posters) (AASP - The Palynological Society; Paleontological Society; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary 222-3 303 Fortner, John David*: A SMALL THEROPOD DINOSAUR FROM Geology)) THE AGUJA FORMATION (UPPER CRETACEOUS) BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK, TEXAS 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 222-4 304 Weeks, Summer Rose*; Chadwick, Arthur V.; Brand, Leonard R.: Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM LARGE DINOSAUR BONEBED DEPOSITED AS DEBRIS Booth # FLOW: LANCE FORMATION NIOBRARA COUNTY, WYOMING 223-1 319 Blackmer, Gale C.*; Ganis, G. Robert: GRAPTOLITES, 222-5 305 Kantrowitz, Conor*; Kudenov, Jerry; Soto, Matías; Perea, Daniel; CONODONTS, STRATIGRAPHY, AND STRUCTURE: MAPPING Moore, Jason R.: UNDERSTANDING THE SILICIFICATION OF THE TACONIC FORELAND IN THE GREAT VALLEY OF DINOSAUR BONES IN THE CRETACEOUS OF URUGUAY PENNSYLVANIA 222-6 306 Siviero, Bethania T.*; McLain, Matthew A.; Chadwick, Arthur V.; 223-2 320 McDowell, Ronald R.*; Hunt, Paula J.; Burns, Mary Sue; McClure, Brand, Leonard R.: TELLING TOOTH TRACES FROM Goldie: USING FOSSILS TO AID IN BEDROCK MAPPING: FORAMEN: A CASE OF TAPHONOMIC DETECTIVE WORK ON EXAMPLES FROM WEST VIRGINIA A JUVENILE CERATOPSID SURANGULAR FROM THE LANCE 223-3 321 Cooper, Roger W.*; Cooper, Dee Ann; Cobban, William A.; FORMATION (MAASTRICHTIAN), WY Walasczyk, Irek: MAPPING LATE CRETACEOUS STAGE 222-7 307 Nicolo, Christopher P.*; Abney, Cooper; McKenzie, Scott C.: BOUNDARIES IN THE BOQUILLAS FORMATION, BIG BEND ALLOSAURUS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF STEGOSAUR NATIONAL PARK (BBNP), TEXAS: CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN PLATES (CE-T); TURONIAN-CONIACIAN (T-CO); AND CONIACIAN- SANTONIAN (CO-S) 222-8 308 McLain, Matthew A.*; Bakker, Robert T.: A PROBABLE NEW SPECIES OF PTEROSAUR FROM THE BREAKFAST BENCH 223-4 322 Cooper, Dee Ann*; Cooper, Roger W.: A THIN GREEN LINE ON INTERVAL OF THE UPPERMOST MORRISON FORMATION THE GEOLOGIC MAP OF BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK AT COMO BLUFF, WYOMING WITH A DISCUSSION OF THE 223-5 323 Powars, David S.*; Edwards, Lucy E.; DeJong, Benjamin D.: BIOCHRONOLOGICAL STAGE OF THIS UNIT GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF MIOCENE TO PLEISTOCENE 222-9 309 Hegna, Thomas*; Harvey, Thomas; Huber, Phillip: POSSIBLE PALEOCHANNELS ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL MINUTE BRANCHIOPOD MANDIBLES (?CLADOCERA) FROM PLAIN REGION: RECORD OF SEA LEVEL, PALEOCLIMATE, LAKE DEPOSITS (CINIZA LAKE) IN THE UPPER TRIASSIC AND STRUCTURAL INFLUENCES
250 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 224-9 224-8 224-7 224-6 224-5 224-4 224-3 224-2 225-2 225-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geochemical Society) & Geomicrobiology Division; Paleontological Society; Fossils, Proxies, andModels(Posters) (GSAGeobiology T152. GeobiologyofCritical Transitions: Integrating SESSION NO. 225 224-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Permian MassExtinction(Posters) (Paleontological Society) T150. Early andMiddle Triassic RestructuringFollowing theEnd- SESSION NO. 224 223-6 Booth # Booth # 333 332 331 330 329 328 327 326 335 334 325 324 PROVINCE, CHINA IN THE LUOPINGBIOTA (MIDDLE TRIASSIC), YUNNAN REMARKABLE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFORGANISMS Jinyuan; Zhang,Qiyue; Wen, Wen; Zhou,Changyong; Xie, Tao: Feldmann, Rodney M.*; Schweitzer, E.; Carrie Hu,Shixue; Huang, FORMATION, HUNAN, CHINA THE TYPE LOCALITYFROM THE MIDDLE TRIASSIC BADONG (ARCHOSAURIA:POPOSAUROIDEA): RE-EXAMINATION OF GEOLOGICAL CONTEXTOFLOTOSAURUS ADENTUS AND ON THETAPHONOMY PERSPECTIVES Sullivan, Corwin; Wang, Yanyin; Xu,Xing: NEW J.*;Hagen, Cedric M.; Eric Roberts, Liu,Jun; RECOVERY INSOUTHCHINA ASTRONOMICAL TIME SCALEFOR TRIASSIC ECOSYSTEM James G.; Zhang, Yang; Chen,ZhongQiang; Zou,Zhuoyan: AN Li, Mingsong*; Huang,Chunju; Hinnov, LindaA.; Ogg, SILICIFIED ASSEMBLAGE FROM THE EARLIEST TRIASSIC Foster, William J.*; Twitchett, RichardJ.: THEFIRSTFULLY MARINE CRISIS SHANGSI CHINA: APOTENTIAL ANALOGFORMODERN Shane D.; Shen,Shuzhong: EARLIEST TRIASSIC REFUGEAT Godbold, AmandaLynn*; M.; Henderson,Charles Schoepfer, EXTINCTION INSOUTHAFRICA THE VERTEBRATE-DEFINED, PERMIAN–TRIASSICMASS GREEN-GRAY ANDRED-GRAY SILTSTONES STRADDLING CLIMATE, ANDMASSEXTINCTION: GEOCHEMISTRY OF Li, Jiawen*; Gastaldo, A.; Robert Neveling, Johann: IRON, BOUNDARY AT BETHULIE, SOUTHAFRICA BIOSTRATIGRAPHY NEAR THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC LATERALAND VARIATIONIN VERTEBRATE Neveling, Johann; Geissman,John W.: LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY Battifarano, K.*; Oriana Churchill,AlysonN; Gastaldo, A.; Robert AFRICA AT OLD WAPADSBERG PASS, KAROO BASIN, SOUTH SANDSTONE ABOVE THE PERMIAN–TRIASSICBOUNDARY KATBERGCHARACTERIZE THE DRONE TECHNOLOGYTO Sasajima, Takuto*; Gastaldo, A.; Robert Neveling, Johann: USING Andrey;Podkovyrov, Victor: Pehr, Kelden*; Love, GordonD.; Kuznetsov, Anton; Bekker, R.Y.: AFTER THE GREAT OXIDATION EVENT: δ Wang, Vicky W.*; Junium, K.; Christopher Lu,Zunli; Préat,Alain SOUTH AFRICA THE PERMIAN-TRIASSICBOUNDARY IN THE KAROO BASIN, CONTEXTUALIZATION OF VOLCANIC ASHDEPOSITEDNEAR Neveling, Johann; Geissman,J.W.: STRATIGRAPHIC Lipshultz, KathleenR.*; Gastaldo,A.; Robert Kamo, Sandra L.; PHANEROZOIC ORGANISMS THROUGH THE VARIATION IN THE DISTRIBUTION OFENCRUSTING Dodge, Joshua*; Brandt, DanitaS.; Smrecak, Trisha A.: SECULAR GABON AND I/CARECORDSFROM THE FRANCEVILLE BASIN, EDIACARAN TO CAMBRIAN EDIACARAN TO 1–4 November 13 C, δ C, 15 N, δ N, 34 • S, S,
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 225-14 225-13 225-12 225-11 225-10 225-9 225-8 225-7 225-6 225-5 225-4 225-3 225-16 225-15 347 346 345 344 343 342 341 340 339 338 337 336 349 348 ON THE MIOCENEBIOGEOGRAPHYOF C VALUES FROM UNGULATE TOOTH ENAMEL SHEDLIGHT Maguire, Kaitlin Clare; DeSantis, R.G.: Larisa STABLE ISOTOPE Feranec, S.*; Robert Pagnac, Darrin; Crowley, Brooke E.; K/PG MASSEXTINCTIONEVENT OF ONE THE LASTAMMONITESPECIES BEFORE THE Jone; Myers, E.: Corinne MORPHOMETRICSHELLANALYSIS Hopkins, Melanie; Ekaterina; Larina, Rovelli, Remy; Naujokaityte, Danilova, Anastasia*; Garb, Matthew P.; Landman,NeilH.; DIAGENESIS ARCHAEOLOGICAL BONEAND TEETH – THE QUESTION OF Philippe: MULTI-DISCIPLINARY STUDY OFFOSSILAND Snoeck, Christophe*; de Winter, NielsJ; Stein,Koen HW; Claeys, ADAPTATION OFHARDGROUND FAUNA TO THE PALEOSEAWATER CHEMISTRY ANDEARLY STAGE 5, SHANDONGPROVINCE, CHINA): IMPLICATIONS PHANEROZOIC CARBONATE HARDGROUND (CAMBRIAN Lee, Jeong-Hyun*; Chen,Jitao; Woo, Jusun: THEEARLIEST SOUTH CHINA (FURONGIAN, SANDU FORMATION) OFGUANGXI PROVINCE, MACROCYSTELLA FROM THE UPPERCAMBRIAN Xianguang: THEFIRSTOBSERVATION OFCOMPLETE Yang, Xianfeng*; Johan,Fredrik Bockelie; Tian, Xinglei; Hou, CANADA MACKENZIE MOUNTAINS, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, AT THE TYPE SECTIONOF THE SHEEPEDFORMATION, OF OXYGENATION IN THE EARLY EDIACARAN OCEANS David T.; A.: Erik Sperling, AGEOCHEMICALINVESTIGATION Miller, Austin J.*; Strauss, Justin V.; Myrow, Paul M.; Johnston, OF THE DANVILLE-DAN RIVERBASIN TRIASSIC LAGERSTÄTTE IN THE COW BRANCHFORMATION SEDIMENTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OFALACUSTRINE Ritzer, SamanthaR.*; Gill,BenjaminC.: GEOCHEMICALAND EVENTS ANOXIA IN THE END-MARJUMANEXTINCTIONANDSPICE LeRoy, Matthew*; Gill,BenjaminC.: ASSESSING THE ROLE OF ARCHAEOCYATH FROM NEWJERSEY: TROPHIC STRATEGY INABIZARRE A.S.*;McMenamin, Mark Hussey, MeghanC.: RETILAMINA CANYON FORMATION, DEATH VALLEY, USA CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE LOWER CAMBRIAN WOOD Paul B.; Pruss,Sara B.: NEWARCHAEOCYATHAN REEFSAND McGann, Tessa*; Smith,EmilyF.; Faggetter, Luke E.; Wignall, GROUP OFMATO GROSSO DOSUL, BRAZIL CORUMBA OF THE EDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN TRANSITION EXCEPTIONALLY PRESERVED ICHNOFAUNA FROM THE Alexander G; Garwood, Russell; McIlroy, Duncan: AN Parry, Luke*; Condon,Daniel; Boggiani,Paulo Cesar; Liu, ALUMINOSILICATES DIRECT PRECIPITATION OFIRON OXIDES ANDIRON-RICH NORTH AMERICAANDITSAPPARENT PRESERVATION BY OF THE EDIACARAN CLOUDINIDFOSSILCONOTUBUS IN Strange, MichaelA.*; Rowland, StephenM.: FIRSTREPORT TRILOBITE BIOMARKERSFROM THE CAMBRIAN Medeiros, Patricia M.: ANTHROPOCENE OVERPRINTS IN John, DouglasL.*; Walker, SallyE.; Babcock-Adams, Lydia C.; EUROPEAN PLATFORM BIOMARKERS INOLIGOTROPHIC BASINS OF THE EAST BONEBED IN THE CRETACEOUS HELLCREEKFORMATION SOFT TISSUES: EVIDENCEFROM ANEDMONTOSAURUS CANCELLOUS BONEISA VIABLE SOURCEOFFOSSIL Ullmann, Paul Victor*; Pandya, Suraj H.; Lacovara, Kenneth J.: UNITED STATES SESSION NO. 225 4 PLANTSIN THE
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SESSION NO. 226 227-4 362 Leflar, Emma*; Noone, Michael; Olsen, Danielle; Srogi, T158. Perspectives on Multi-Element Skeleton Taphonomy: Case LeeAnn; Lutz, Tim; Pollock, Meagen: NEW DATA FOR THE Studies, Approaches, and Advances (Posters) (Paleontological 201-MA JACKSONWALD LAVA FLOW, NEWARK BASIN, Society) PENNSYLVANIA: FLOW CHARACTERISTICS, PETROGRAPHY, AND MINERAL CHEMISTRY 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 227-5 363 Anderson, Samantha J.*; Wenner, Jennifer M.; Teasdale, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Rachel: COMPLEX CRUSTAL PROCESSES RECORDED Booth # IN PLAGIOCLASE PHENOCRYSTS IN A SINGLE FLOW IN 226-1 350 Korn, Alysia Sarah*; Pagnac, Darrin: ANATOMICALLY LINKED THE POISON LAKE CHAIN, LASSEN REGION, SOUTHERN OCCURRENCE OF CONCRETIONARY PRESERVATION OF CASCADES MOSASAURS FROM THE PIERRE SHALE OF SOUTH DAKOTA 227-6 364 Mcleod, Jennifer R.*; Wenner, Jennifer M.; Teasdale, Rachel: 226-2 351 Ulrich, Robert N.*; Mergelsberg, Sebastian T; Dove, Patricia M.: CRUSTAL PROCESSING RECORDED BY PLAGIOCLASE IN MORPHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE OF ELEMENT EVOLVED BASALTS OF BOGARD BUTTES IN THE POISON DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE ORGANIC AND MINERAL LAKE CHAIN, LASSEN REGION, CALIFORNIA FRACTIONS OF THE H. AMERICANUS EXOSKELETON 227-7 365 Salings, Emily E.*; Michelfelder, Gary S.; Sikes, Eric: TRACE 226-3 352 Klompmaker, Adiël A.*; Portell, Roger W.; Hyžný, Matúš; Fussell, ELEMENT VARIATION IN PLAGIOCLASE PHENOCRYSTS Shane S.; Klier, Aaron T.; Tejera, Raymond: EXCEPTIONAL FROM IGNIMBRITES FROM THE MOGOLLON-DATIL THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRESERVATION OF MUSCLES IN A VOLCANIC FIELD, SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO, USA: INSIGHTS FOSSIL GHOST SHRIMP INTO THE PROCESSES AND TIMESCALES OF MAGMATISM 226-4 353 Kolenko, Rachel L.*; Hughes, Nigel C.: UNDERSTANDING THE 227-8 366 Rentz, Shannon P.*; Michelfelder, Gary S.; Salings, Emily E; Sikes, BIOLOGY AND PRESERVATION POTENTIAL OF TRILOBITE; Eric: EXAMINING ASH FALL SEQUENCES IN CALK-ALKALINE AULACOPLEURA KONINCKII BASED ON MODELING ITS SIZE SUBDUCTION RELATED VOLCANISM, SOUTHERN NEW FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION MEXICO 226-5 354 Nebelsick, James H.*; Grun, Tobias B.; Stoll, Nicolas; Schaich, 227-9 367 Magalhaes, Nivea*; Penniston-Dorland, Sarah; Farquhar, James; Carina: STABILIZING INSTABLE SKELETONS: MAPPING Mathez, Edmond A.: STRATIGRAPHIC UNIFORMITY OF PLATE CONNECTIONS AND INTERNAL SUPPORTS OF THE MULTIPLE SULFUR ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF THE CLYPEASTEROID ECHINOIDS AND THEIR IMPLICATION FOR BUSHVELD COMPLEX PRESERVATION POTENTIALS IN THE ROCK RECORD 227-10 368 Draper, Cody*; Renusch, Jefferson; Magalhaes, Nivea; 226-6 355 Gorzelak, Przemyslaw*: DIAGENESIS IN ECHINODERM Penniston-Dorland, Sarah; Bybee, Grant; Feineman, Maureen: SKELETONS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE MULTIPLE SULFUR ISOTOPE STUDY SUGGESTS CRUSTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF PALEOCEAN MG/CA CONTAMINATION IN THE MOLOPO FARMS COMPLEX, 226-7 356 Padgett, Abbey E.*; Zachos, Louis G.; Phillips, George E.: SOUTH AFRICA TAPHONOMY OF BROKEN HEART URCHINS IN THE 227-11 369 Trutner, Sarah*; Horst, Andrew J.: MAGNETIC FABRIC CLAYTON FORMATION (PALEOCENE) OF ALABAMA AND PROPERTY CHARACTERIZATION OF UPPERMOST 226-8 357 Grun, Tobias B.*; Nebelsick, James H.: TAPHONOMY FOLIATED GABBROS FROM THE OMAN OPHIOLITE OF CLYPEASTER ROSACEUS AS MODEL FOR THE 227-12 370 Robertson, Clay Henry*; Kempton, Pamela; Brueseke, PRESERVATION POTENTIALS OF 3-DIMENSIONAL Matthew E.; Allaz, Julien M.; Spencer, Trevor: PETROGRAPHY, MULTI-ELEMENT SKELETONS GEOCHEMISTRY, AND GEOTHERMOMETRY OF XENOLITHS 226-9 358 Christensen, Hilary*; Bartley, Julie K.; Delmont, Dominic; AND XENOCRYSTS FROM THE FANCY CREEK KIMBERLITE, Rosenberg, Brooke C.: A THOUSAND YEARS OF HUMAN- RILEY COUNTY, KANSAS ANIMAL INTERACTIONS: VERTEBRATE TAPHONOMY IN THE 227-13 371 Trim, Charelle*; Perfit, Michael; Mueller, Paul A.:ALEUTIAN DES MOINES RIVER, SOUTHERN MINNESOTA ISLAND ARC MAGMAGENESIS REVISTED: GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE FROM UNALASKA VOLCANIC AND PLUTONIC SESSION NO. 227 ROCKS T163. A Matter of Perspective: Integrating Macro- and Micro- 227-14 372 DiPadova, Emily A.*; Beane, Rachel; Gravley, Darren M.; Scale Evidence in Investigations of Magmatic Origins and Hampton, Samuel J.: LINKING LITHICS TO LAVAS: INSIGHTS Histories (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, FROM PLUTONIC LITHICS AT THE AKAROA VOLCANIC and Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; COMPLEX, BANKS PENINSULA, NZ Geochemical Society; GSA Planetary Geology Division) 227-15 373 Beckham, Emily Christine*; Hampton, Samuel; Gravley, Darren; 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Noblett, Jeff; Deering, Chad D.; Gualda, Guilherme: SHALLOW Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM MAGMATIC RECHARGE IN AN INTRAPLATE VOLCANIC Booth # COMPLEX, AKAROA, BANKS PENINSULA, NEW ZEALAND 227-1 359 Willis, Kyle V.*; Srogi, LeeAnn; Lutz, Tim; Martinson, Peter J.; 227-16 374 Ardill, Katie E.*; Paterson, Scott R.: A CRETACEOUS VOLCANIC Pollock, Meagen: CALIBRATING BACKSCATTERED FEEDER SYSTEM AT TIOGA PASS: INSIGHTS INTO ELECTRON IMAGE GRAYSCALE VALUES WITH MINERAL VOLCANIC-PLUTONIC LINKS IN THE CENTRAL SIERRA COMPOSITIONS TO GENERATE PHASE COMPOSITION MAPS NEVADA AT THE THIN SECTION SCALE 227-17 375 Barth, A.P.*; Wooden, J.L.; Riggs, N.R.; Walker, J.D.; Jacobson, 227-2 360 Srogi, LeeAnn*; Willis, Kyle V.; Lutz, Tim; Martinson, C.E.: MARINE VOLCANICLASTIC RECORD OF SUBDUCTION Peter J.; Pollock, Meagen: GAINING INSIGHT INTO INCEPTION AND EARLY SIERRAN ARC EVOLUTION, RITTER MAGMA CRYSTALLIZATION PROCESSES BY IMAGING RANGE PENDANT, CALIFORNIA SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF MINERALS AND MINERAL 227-18 376 Stearns, Michael A.*; Bowman, John R.; Bartley, John M.; COMPOSITIONS USING COMPOSITION-CALIBRATED, Fernandez, Diego P.: TEN MILLION YEARS OF FLUID FLOW GRAYSCALE-THRESHOLDED BACKSCATTERED ELECTRON THROUGH THE ALTA STOCK DRIVEN BY INCREMENTAL IMAGES OF THIN SECTIONS EMPLACEMENT OF THE LITTLE COTTONWOOD STOCK, 227-3 361 Saalfeld, Megan A.*: MAGMATIC PROCESSES REVEALED WASATCH, UTAH BY CRYSTAL TEXTURES, ELDEN MOUNTAIN LAVA DOME, 227-19 377 Horsman, Eric*; Giorgis, Scott D.; Morgan, Sven S.; NORTHERN ARIZONA de Saint Blanquat, Michel: TESTING GEOCHEMICAL
252 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 227-31 227-30 227-29 227-28 227-27 227-26 227-25 227-24 227-23 227-22 228-3 227-21 228-2 227-20 228-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Sediments, Carbonates(Posters) SESSION NO. 228 Booth # 389 388 387 386 385 384 383 382 381 380 392 379 391 378 390 SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO THE NEEDLEMOUNTAINS PROTEROZOIC COMPLEX, GEOCHRONOLOGY ON THE MAGMATIC HISTORY OF CONSTRAINTS FROM FIELD MAPPINGANDU-PB TIMS Keller, C. Brenhin*; McCulloch,Callum; Schoene, Blair: NEW INSIGHTS FROM INSITUZIRCONANALYSES THOLEIITIC ANDCALC-ALKALINEMAGMAS INICELAND: Matthew A.; Fisher, M.: Christopher GENERATION OFCOEVAL Banik, Tenley J.*; Miller, CalvinF.; Carley, Tamara L.; Coble, IN THE ZIRCONRECORD ICELAND ILLUMINATED BYISOTOPES (U-PB, U-TH, O, HF) Abraham DeJesus: HISTORY OFSILICICMAGMATISM IN Brennan T.; Hanchar, JohnM.; Economos, RitaC.; Padilla, Tenley J.; Fisher, M.; Christopher Schmitt,Axel K.; Jordan, Carley, Tamara L.*; Miller, CalvinF.; Coble, Matthew A.; Banik, CENTRAL TENNESSEE, USA CENTRAL TENNESSEE, ORDOVICIAN MILLBRIG ANDDEICKEK-BENTONITES, ELUCIDATE PALEOTECTONIC SETTINGSOF THE LATE USING ZIRCON TRACE ELEMENTGEOCHEMISTRY TO McDowell, SusanneM.*; Brueckner, Alex C.; Miller, CalvinF.: PLUTONIC COMPLEX, MASSACHUSETTS USA HYBRID MELTS VIA MAGMA MIXINGIN THE CAPEANN Domino, JessicaRose*; L.: Johnson,Eric FORMATION OF CONSTRUCTION OFABATHOLITH Paterson, ScottR.: MAGMATIC RECYCLINGDURING AnaMaria*; Clausen,BenjaminL.;Martinez, Memeti, Vali; PEAK PLUTON, KLAMATH MOUNTAINS, CA MULTI-STAGE EVOLUTION OF THE LATE JURASSICENGLISH CalvinG.*;Barnes, Ernst, W.G.; Berry, Ryan; Tsujimori, Tatsuki: INSIGHTS INTO REGIONALCORDILLERANARCFLARE-UP MAGMATISM INNORTHWESTERN NEVADA: PETROGENETIC Brown, Kenneth*; Hart, William K.: CRETACEOUS GRANITIC CRUSTAL LEVEL DAKOTA: RAPIDASCENTOFMAGMA FROM LOWER NORTHERN BLACK HILLSIGNEOUSPROVINCE, SOUTH BEARING RHYOLITE OF THE WOODVILLE HILLLACCOLITH, Dsgupta, Tathagata*; Hacker, David B.: ALMANDINEGARNET PROVINCE, SOUTHDAKOTA WOODVILLE HILLLACCOLITH, BLACK HILLSIGNEOUS AND GROWTH OFARHYOLITIC INTRUSION: THE Hacker, David B.*; Dasgupta, Tathagata: RAPIDEMPLACEMENT INTERPRETING STABLE ISOTOPIC SECULAR VARIATION: AN COMPLEXITY OFDOLOMITEANDIMPLICATIONS FOR Poe, PiperL.*; E.; Hiatt,Eric Choquette, Philip W.: THE TRACHYTE MESAINTRUSION, HENRY MOUNTAINS, UT CONSTRAINTS ON THE DURATION OFLACCOLITH GROWTH, Rost, Rebecca*; Giorgis, Scott; Horsman,Eric: PALEOMAGNETIC CAMBRIAN NOTCH PEAKFORMATION COALESCENCE: AN EXAMPLEFROM THE UPPER MICROBIALITE ELONGATION BYMEANSOF Coulson, Ken P.*; Brand, LeonardR.; Chadwick, Arthur MOUNTAINS, COPPER RIDGEINTRUSION, MTELLEN, HENRY EMPLACEMENT DURATION INLARGESCALESILLS, PRESERVED SECULAR VARIATION TO CONSTRAIN Braunagel, Michael*; Giorgis, Scott; Horsman,Eric: USING IMPLICATION FORMETAZOAN INVASION INTO CRYPTS SPONGE-BEARING INTRASKELETAL CAVITIES: Park, Jino*; Choh,Suk-Joo; Lee, Dong-Jin: EARLY PALEOZOIC AND LACCOLITHS, HENRY MOUNTAINS, UTAH HOMOGENEITY OFINCREMENTALLY EMPLACED SILLS UT 1–4 November V.: •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 228-14 228-13 228-12 228-11 228-10 228-9 228-8 228-7 228-6 228-5 228-4 229-3 229-2 229-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Sediments, Clastic(Posters) SESSION NO. 229 Booth # 403 402 401 400 399 398 397 396 395 394 393 406 405 404 LOWER LESSERHIMALAYAN STRATIGRAPHY INDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CORRELATION OF THE FORMATIONS INGARHWAL-KUMAUN, NORTHWESTERN ISOTOPIC VARIATION OF THE GANGOLIHAT AND DEOBAN Mandal, Subhadip; Sen, Kallol; Khanal,Subodha: STABLE Das, Oindrila*; Robinson,Delores; Andrus, C. Fred T.; GROUP, SOUTH TEXAS, USA CRETACEOUS BUDA FORMATION ANDAUSTIN CHALK LITHOFACIES ANDCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE UPPER K.*; Christopher Hendrix, Rowe, Harry; Loucks, Bob: ARCHITECTURE OUTCROP LIDAR-XRF-SGR ANALYSIS INTO REEF REEF, NEWMEXICO: NEWINSIGHTFROM INTEGRATED RESOLUTION BASIN MODELINGOF THE PERMIANCAPITAN N.*;Garrett, Kathryn Pigott,JohnD.; Pigott,Kulwadee L.: HIGH CYCLIC CARBONATES SUBAERIAL EXPOSUREANDMETEORICDIAGENESIS OF TIME ISMISSINGAT PARASEQUENCE BOUNDARIES? Dyer, Blake*; Higgins, JohnA.; Maloof, AdamC.: HOW MUCH (DSCE) OF THE EASTFLORIDA LOPHELIAREEF SEDIMENT SUPPLY TO THE DEEPSEACORALECOSYSTEM AND SEDIMENTATION DYNAMICS OF THE PELAGIC Zuccarelli, Claudio*; Oleinik,Anton: THECHARACTERIZATION KEY QUARRY HIGH RESOLUTIONLIDAR XRF ANALYSIS OF WINDLEY FLORIDA KEYS: PALEOTEMPESTITE EVIDENCEFROM A PLEISTOCENE CORALREEFDESTRUCTION IN THE Giddens, EmmaLyn*; Pigott,JohnD; Pigott,Kulwadee: ALKALINE PLAYA LAKE GEOCHEMISTRY ANDGEOBIOLOGYOFADOLOMITIC Higgins, JohnA.; Ku, Tim C.; AnnaM.; Martini, Tor, Jason M.: Jones, David S.*; Plon,HannahL.; Pessoa, CeciliaK.; RESERVE, SICHUAN PROVINCE, SOUTHWESTERNCHINA TRAVERTINE FROM THE JIUZHAIGOUNATIONAL NATURE B. Charlotte; Deng,Guiping: GEOLOGYOF THE FLUVIAL Lugli, Stefano*; Tang, Ya; Reghizzi,Matteo; Qiao, Xue; Schreiber, ADRIATIC CARBONATE PLATFORM, CROATIA TOARCIAN-EARLY AALENIANCARBONATES, SOUTHERN COATED-GRAIN DOMINATED FACIES OFJURASSICUPPER Moynihan, William C.*; Husinec, Antun; Bozo: Prtoljan, (ORDOVICIAN, KATIAN) LIMESTONES CONTENT ANDSEDIMENTMATURITY INCINCINNATIAN SHELL BEDS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEENPHOSPHATE E.;Brett, Carlton Argast,Anne: PHOSPHORITESASUBER Straw, AmandaM.*; Dattilo, Benjamin; Freeman, RebeccaL.; SANDS USINGHYPERSPECTRALINDICES Caiyun: ASSESSMENTOFCARBONATE ABUNDANCE IN Smith, MollyElizabeth*; Selch,DonnaE.; Oleinik,Anton; Zhang, CITY FORMATIONS EXAMPLE FROM THE PERMIANPHOSPHORIAANDPARK OF THE MORRISONFORMATION, EAST-CENTRAL UTAH FROM-MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY: THE SALT WASH DFS USING UNMANNEDAERIAL VEHICLES ANDSTRUCTURE- Chesley, John*; Leier, Andrew: REFININGFLUVIALMODELS MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY WORKFLOW UTILIZINGUAVS ANDSTRUCTURE-FROM- CHARACTERIZING SEDIMENTARY OUTCROPS IN3-D: A Leier, Andrew*; Chesley, John; White, Scott: CAPTURINGAND PITTSBURGH, PA OF MTNEBOPOINTESANDINJECTITECOMPLEX, Anderson, CalvinJ.*; Whitmore, JohnH.: REINTERPRETATION SESSION NO. 229
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229-4 407 Langford, Richard P.*: COVERING A DIAPIR. DEPOSITION OF A ANALYSIS OF A DIAMICTITE IN THE CARBONIFEROUS THIN, PRESERVED SEDIMENTARY COVER ON A DIAPIR: THE ITARARÉ SUBGROUP CONTAINING MULTIPLE-FACIES NEAR MIDDLE JURASSIC SAN RAFAEL GROUP. GYPSUM VALLEY WITMARSUM, PARANÁ STATE, BRAZIL SALT WALL, COLORADO 229-20 423 Haque, Ziaul*; Uddin, Ashraf; Hames, Willis E.; Pashin, Jack C.: 229-5 408 Hu, Ningjie*; Loucks, Robert G.; Frebourg, Gregory: COARSE CLAST PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHRONOLOGY STRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTARY DYNAMICS OF THE OF THE UPPER POTTSVILLE CONGLOMERATE MEASURES, DESMOINESIAN CHEROKEE GROUP, DEEP ANADARKO CAHABA SYNCLINORIUM, SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN BASIN, TEXAS PANHANDLE THRUST BELT, ALABAMA 229-6 409 Brophy, Shannon K.*; Garb, Matthew P.; Naujokaityte, Jone; 229-21 424 Shumway, Jesse Dean Scott*; Britt, Brooks B.: FACIES Rovelli, Remy; Bayon, Richard; Larina, Ekaterina; Landman, ANALYSIS, DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS, AND MICRO Neil H.: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SEDIMENTOLOGICAL SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF SAINTS AND SINNERS CHARACTERISTICS OF CHANNEL DEPOSITS AT K/PG DINOSAUR QUARRY STRATA, NUGGET SANDSTONE, BOUNDARY WITHIN THE GULF COASTAL PLAIN IN WEST- NORTHEASTERN UTAH CENTRAL ALABAMA 229-22 425 Kollar, Albert D.*; Brezinski, David K.: ORIGIN OF THE 229-7 410 Joeckel, R.M.*; Tucker, S.T.; McMullin, J.D.: CARNEGIE QUARRY SANDSTONE, MORRISON FORMATION MORPHOSEDIMENTARY EFFECTS OF EXCEPTIONAL (JURASSIC), AT DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT, UTAH DISCHARGE IN AN ENTRENCHED, LOW-SINUOSITY, SANDY 229-23 426 Kimmerle, Stephanie*; Bhattacharya, Janok P.: FACIES TO GRAVELLY RIVER IN SOUTHEASTERN NEBRASKA, USA ANALYSIS AND PALEODISCHARGE OF RIVERS WITHIN 229-8 411 Bhattacharyya, Proma*; Bhattacharya, Janok P.; Khan, Shuhab D: A COMPOUND INCISED VALLEY, CRETACEOUS FERRON SHALLOW SUBSURFACE ARCHITECTURE STUDY OF SANDSTONE, UTAH CHANNEL BELT DEPOSITS INTEGRATING FIELD DATA 229-24 427 Davis, Adam J.*; Atchley, Stacy; Peppe, Daniel J.; Flynn, WITH GROUND PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) IN THE Andrew; Williamson, Thomas E.: GIVING CONTEXT TO FERRON SANDSTONE, HANKSVILLE, UTAH EARLY PALEOCENE MAMMAL EVOLUTION: CLIMATE 229-9 412 Zaleha, Michael J.*: MIGRATION, ELECTRICAL AND LANDSCAPE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ARROYO RESISTIVITY GROUND IMAGING (ERGI), AND TEXTURAL CHIJUILLITA MEMBER OF THE NACIMIENTO FORMATION, CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAVEL BARS, MAD RIVER, OHIO, SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO USA 229-25 428 Miller, Kaley*; Sherrod, Laura A; Bogner, Emily; Higgins, Ryan; 229-10 413 Dong, Shunli*; Li, Zhong: THE EARLY PALEOZOIC TECTONIC Livingston, Kelsey; Malenda, Margariete; Morgano, Kelly; EVOLUTION OF THE NORTHEASTERN MARGIN OF TARIM Simpson, Edward; Simpson, Wendy S.; Snyder, Emily; Vales, BLOCK, NW CHINA: CONSTRAINTS FROM INTEGRATED David: GEOMETRY OF SMALL-SCALE FLUID/GAS CONDUITS: DEPOSITIONAL AND GEOCHRONOLOGICAL RECORDS LAKE POWELL, HITE UTAH 229-11 414 Trabucho-Alexandre, João P.*; Young, Tom; Gröcke, Darren R.; 229-26 429 Livingston, Kelsey M.*; Bogner, Emily; Simpson, Edward L.; Jarvis, Ian; Negri, Alessandra: UNUSUAL MARGINAL MARINE Malenda, Margariete; Sherrod, Laura A; Betts, Tomas A.; Laub, RECORD OF OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENT 2 Eric: THE PROPOSED EVOLUTION OF SHALLOW-SOURCED 229-12 415 Strange, Bobbi G.*; Anderson Folnagy, Heidi; Rocha-Campos, METHANE MUD VOLCANO GEOMORPHOLOGY: LAKE A.C.; Cotter, James F.P.: GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND POWELL, HITE UTAH GLACIAL DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF TWO UNIQUE 229-27 430 Evans, James E.*: IMPLICATIONS OF MASS TRANSPORT LATE PALEOZOIC UNITS LOCATED IN WITMARSUM, PARANÁ DEPOSITS (MTDS) IN THE DEVONIAN DARTMOUTH GROUP STATE, BRAZIL (SOUTHWESTERN U.K.): A RECORD OF SYNDEPOSITIONAL 229-13 416 Ni, Liangtian*; Zhong, Jianhua; Sun, Ningliang; Li, Yong; Hao, TECTONISM? Bing; Liu, Chuang; Mao, Cui; Shao, Zhufu: LARGE-SCALE DISH 229-28 431 Simpson, Edward*; Hilbert-Wolf, Hannah; Bogner, Emily; Fillmore, STRUCTURES DEVELOPED IN THICK CONGLOMERATES David L.; Szajna, Michael J.; Hartline, Brian W.: SOFT-SEDIMENT FOUND IN K1 STRATUM IN NORTHERN ERDOS BASIN, DEFORMATION STRUCTURES IN THE LATE TRIASSIC INNER MONGULIA, CHINA LOCKATONG FORMATION OF THE NEWARK BASIN IN 229-14 417 Stubbs, Dreadnaught G.*; Nadon, Gregory C.; Thomas, William A.: EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA: EVIDENCE FOR SEISMIC THE CONTINUITY OF THE SHARON CONGLOMERATE, ACTIVITY ON NEWARK BASIN BORDER FAULTS EASTERN OHIO 229-29 432 Bogner, Emily*; Simpson, Edward L.; Fillmore, David L.; Szajna, 229-15 418 Bailey, Richard H.*; Galli, Kenneth G.: REANALYSIS OF Michael J.; Hartline, Brian W.: MICROBIALLY INDUCED DEPOSITIONAL MECHANISMS, MICROFACIES SEQUENCES, SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES IN THE TRIASSIC LOCKATONG AND EVENT STRATIGRAPHY OF SQUANTUM DIAMICTITES FORMATION NEWARK BASIN, PENNSYLVANIA, USA AND ASSOCIATED STRATA IN THE EDIACARAN BOSTON 229-30 433 Souza, Pricilla C.M. de*; Georgiou, Ioannis; Hughes, Zoe J.; BAY GROUP Howes, Nick; Gani, M. Royhan; FitzGerald, Duncan M.: 229-16 419 Williams, Kristal Ann*; Anderson Folnagy, Heidi; Rocha-Campos, ARCHITECTURE AND EVOLUTION OF TIDAL POINT BARS: A.C.; Cotter, James F.P.: COMPARISON OF SEDIMENTARY INFLUENCE OF THE HYDRODYNAMIC PROCESSES ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ITARARÉ SUBGROUP DIAMICTITES, SEDIMENTARY RECORD CARBONIFEROUS AGE, WITMARSUM, PARANÁ STATE, 229-31 434 Maithel, Sarah A.*; Brand, Leonard R.; Whitmore, John H.: BRAZIL MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF “GRAINFLOW” CROSS- 229-17 420 Pease, Emily Camille*; Anderson Folnagy, Heidi; Jennings, STRATA IN THE COCONINO SANDSTONE (PERMIAN), Carrie E.; Rocha-Campos, A.C.; Cotter, James F.P.: ARIZONA DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND PROVENANCE OF A 229-32 435 Miller, Zachary W.*; Finzel, Emily S.; Trop, Jeffrey M.: BOULDER-RICH DIAMICTITE, WITMARSUM, PARANÁ STATE, PROVENANCE OF PENNSYLVANIAN-AGED STRATA FROM BRAZIL THE APPALACHIAN FORELAND BASIN IN EASTERN 229-18 421 LaGarde, Michelle J.*; Anderson Folnagy, Heidi; Bacci, D.C.; PENNSYLVANIA AND WESTERN MARYLAND Rocha-Campos, A.C.; Jennings, Carrie E.; Cotter, James 229-33 436 Kissock, John Kyle*; Finzel, Emily S.: PROVENANCE OF F.P.: DEPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS OF A BOULDER-RICH EARLY-MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN SANDSTONES OF THE DIAMICTITE, WITMARSUM, PARANÁ STATE, BRAZIL MIDCONTINENT: DETRITAL ZIRCON EVIDENCE FOR THE 229-19 422 Spry, Erin Katheryn*; Anderson Folnagy, Heidi; Bacci, D.C.; UNROOFING OF APPALACHIAN OROGENIES IN IOWA Rocha-Campos, A.C.; Jennings, Carrie E.; Cotter, James F.P.:
254 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 230-6 229-39 230-5 229-38 230-4 229-37 230-3 229-36 230-2 229-35 231-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Soils (Posters) SESSION NO. 231 230-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (Paleontological Society; Journal of Palaeogeography) Methods, andApplicationtoResource Exploration(Posters) T194. New Horizons inPaleogeography: Principles, Innovative SESSION NO. 230 229-34 Booth # Booth # 448 447 446 445 444 449 443 442 441 440 439 438 437 NW CHINA QUANZIJIE LOW-ORDER CYCLES, BOGDA MOUNTAINS, AND PALEOCLIMATIC CONDITIONS, MID-PERMIAN SANDSTONES ASINDICATORS OFPALEOGEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OFFLUVIALCONGLOMERATES AND Jonathan*;Obrist-Farner, Yang, Wan: NEW ENGLAND THE ANTHROPOCENE INRIVERSEDIMENTS: SOUTHERN Tran, Jacky*: EXPLORINGGEOCHEMICALMARKERSOF BASIN, NWCHINA GRAINS INPERMIANLACUSTRINE SHALE, SANTANGHU MICROCRYSTALLINE ANDMEGA-QUARTZ AGGREGATE HYDROTHERMAL ANDMICROBIAL ORIGINOF Jiao, Xin*; Liu, Yiqun; Yang, Wan; Zhou,Dingwu: SOURCES INSEDIMENTARY ARCHIVES WESTERN U.S.-- RESOLVING REGIONALANDREMOTE HOLOCENE DUSTDEPOSITIONINALPINELAKESOF THE Pollen, Audrianna F.*; Atreyee; Bhattacharya, Leithold,ElanaL.: DEPOSITS OF THE SOUTHERNCARLIN TREND, NEVADA OF EOCENEUNCONFORMITIESINCARLIN-TYPEGOLD ElizabethR.*;Hollingsworth, Ressel,Michael W.: SIGNIFICANCE EAST ASIAN TECTONICS EAST SEDIMENTS INSOUTHKOREA ANDITSIMPLICATIONS FOR DETRITAL ZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY OFRIVER Choi, Taejin*; Lee, Yong Il; Lim,Hyoun Soo; Orihashi, Yuji: ERDOS BASIN, CHINA: FEATURES ANDSIGNIFICANGCES IN LOWER CRETACOUS AEOLIANSEDIMENTS, NORTHERN Liu, Chuang:CROSS-BEDDINGS LARGE-SCALETABULAR Zhong, Jianhua*; Hao, Bing; Li, Yong; Ni,Liangtian; Sun,Ningliang; GEOCHRONOLOGY SWITZERLAND: INSIGHTSFROM U-PBDETRITAL ZIRCONS VIEUX EMOSSONFORMATION, SOUTHWEST OF THETRIASSIC PROVENANCEMandy: SEDIMENT Ulf; Gärtner, Andreas; Sonntag,Benita-Lisette; Hofmann, Wizevich, MichaelC.*; Meyer, A.; Christian Linnemann, CHINA HUANGHEKOU AREAOFBOHAIBAY BASIN, NORTHERN OF THE NEOGENEDEPRESSIONALLACUSTRINE BASIN IN Liu, Sr., Hao*: PALAEO WATER DEPTH RECONSTRUCTION ALASKAN FOREARCBASIN IN DETRITAL ZIRCONSIGNATURES FROM THE SOUTHERN RESPONSE TO FLAT-SLAB SUBDUCTIONASRECORDED Hedeen, Tyler*; Finzel, EmilyS.; Enkelmann, Eva: PROVENANCE PEDOTRANSFER FUNCTIONFORESTIMATING SOIL Alsaaran, Nasser*: VALIDATION OFROSETTA BASIN, CHINA MIOCENE, BLOCKBZ34, HUANGHEKOU SAG, BOHAIBAY SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY ASAPPLIED TO THE LATE PREDICTION OFSANDSBASED ONHIGH-FREQUENCY Wang, Yuan*: “PENNSYLVANIAN” SINKFILLDEPOSITSINMISSOURI OF PENNSYLVANIAN CHANNELSANDSAND Meehan, DanielN.*: DETRITIALZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY GEOLOGIC-SEISMIC MODELSAND SEDIMENTOLOGICAL 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 231-15 231-14 231-13 231-12 231-11 231-10 231-9 231-8 231-7 231-6 231-5 231-4 231-3 231-2 232-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall through Spaceand Time (Posters) T202. Paleosol CaseStudies: ResurrectingAncientCriticalZones SESSION NO. 232 Booth # 463 462 461 460 459 458 457 456 455 454 453 452 451 450 464 CONCENTRATION INRICE TISSUES: APOT EXPERIMENT INCREASES ARSENICUPTAKE BYRICEANDARSENIC Jenniver; Ellingson,Joseph: ELEVATEDSOIL TEMPERATURE Neumann, RebeccaB.*; Seyfferth, AngeliaL.; Teshera-levye, MANAGED TALLGRASS PRAIRIEUSING31PNMR PHOSPHOROUS CHARACTERIZATION INARESTORED AND Steffen, Alexis J.*; Adelsberger, A.; K.: Katherine Allison,Stuart CRITICAL ZONEOBSERVATORY, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OF ANARGILLITE WEATHERING PROFILE, EELRIVER E.: William Dietrich, Beroff, Sara Estrella*; Rempe, DaniellaM.; Banfield,Jillian F.; ISLANDS OF THE EVERGLADES CARBONATE ACCUMULATION INRECREATED TREE OF PLANTEVAPOTRANSPIRATION ONGROUNDWATER Dreschel, Thomas W.; Sklar, Fred H.; Cline, A.: Eric EFFECTS Estrada, AndresE.*;Prieto Price, RenéM.; Scinto, LeonardJ.; TRANSPORT IN THE SPANISH PEAKSREGION, COLORADO TEMPORAL ASSESSMENTOFROCK GLACIER MASS Savage, Austin*; Luecke, Austin; Gomez,Francisco: MULTI- ROOT RIVERBASIN OFSOUTHEASTERNMINNESOTA DURATION, ANDINTENSITYOFPRECIPITATION IN THE LONG-TERM CHANGESIN THE OBSERVED MAGNITUDE, Lea, Blake Steven*; Dogwiler, Toby: ANASSESSMENTOF PRECIPITATION EVENT IMPACTS OFMARCH24-26, 2015, ATACAMA DESERT Colucci, Steve; Godfrey, Linda; Gironás, Jorge: LANDSURFACE Lorenzo; Centella,Karen; Ramos, Hector; Herrera, Christian; Jordan, Teresa E.*; Riquelme, Rodrigo; González,Gabriel; Tapia, CO, USA UPPER CONEJOSRIVERBASIN, SESANJUAN MOUNTAINS, John A.: POSTGLACIAL LANDSCAPEEVOLUTION IN THE Aldred, Jennifer L.*; Eppes, Missy; Kayser, Brandt; Diemer, SOILS DERIVED FROM JETEROSION TESTS ONROOT-PERMEATED McNichol, Bailey Holland*: ERODIBILITY PARAMETERS GRASSLAND WITH HYDROGEN ANDOXYGEN ISOTOPES IDENTIFYING PLANT WATER SOURCESINANARID A.*;Nezat, Carmen McNeely, Camille; Gebauer, AdamD.: PARTICLES ANDAERATE TROPICAL SOILS LIFE IMPACTS ONLANDSCAPE: WORMS DISPERSE Kovalovich, Aria*; EmmaJayne; Harrison, JaneWillenbring, K.: PENNSYLVANIA EDAPHIC PROPERTIES AT FORESTEDGESIN WESTERN INVASIVE PLANTCOMMUNITYSTRUCTURE AND SOILS ON THE EDGE: EXPLORING THE LINKSBETWEEN Norris, Tyler*; Coughenour, Christopher; Shanley, Rachel: RESTORATION INCENTRALAPPALACHIA? OF ROCK-EATING FUNGIBEUSED TO GUIDEFOREST Knapp, JonathanP.; Thompson, JamesFOSSILS A.: CANTRACE Leonard, James E.*; Nauman, Travis W.; Benison,KathleenC.; LYSIMETER MEASUREMENTSANDSIMULATIONS Michael: EVAPORATION FROM BARE ARIDSOILS: WEIGHING Hausner, B.*; Mark Koonce, Jeremy; Markus; Berli, Young, SAUDI ARABIA MOISTURE RETENTIONCURVE OFARIDSOILSINCENTRAL FORMATION,URUGUAY WESTERN PALEOENVIRONMENT OF THE UPPERMOSTASENCIO Perea, Daniel; Moore, Jason R.: RECONSTRUCTING THE McGuire, Caitlin*; Turner, Alison; Hobbs, Kevin M.; Soto, Matías; MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION SESSION NO. 232
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232-2 465 Catena, Angeline M.*; Saylor, Beverly; Croft, Darin A.: 232-17 480 Martino, Ronald L.*: A SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC RECONSTRUCTING THE MIDDLE MIOCENE MODEL FOR NONMARINE STRATA OF THE MID-LATE PALEOENVIRONMENT OF QUEBRADA HONDA, BOLIVIA, PENNSYLVANIAN CONEMAUGH FORMATION, CENTRAL USING ICHNOLOGY AND PALEOPEDOLOGY APPALACHIAN BASIN 232-3 466 Homsey-Messer, Lara*; Martin, Jennifer: LATE PLIOCENE 232-18 481 DiPietro, Lyndsay*; Driese, Steven G.: INTERPRETING FLUVIAL SEDIMENTATION, SOIL DEVELOPMENT AND CRYOGENIC FEATURES IN SOILS AND PALEOSOLS: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AT THE TIGRE DORADO QUANTITATIVE PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION FROM FOSSIL LOCALITY, SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS LATE PLEISTOCENE TO HOLOCENE FROST-AFFECTED 232-4 467 Hallman, Jason A.*; Möller, Andreas; McLean, Noah; Ludvigson, SOILS AND SEDIMENTS Greg A.; Smith, Jon Jay; Sitek, Brian C.: PALEOSOLS AND 232-19 482 Casselberry, Ashley*; Stinchcomb, Gary: BURIED SOILS AS AN VOLCANIC ASHES AS MARKER BEDS IN THE OGALLALA IMPORTANT CONTROL ON C STORAGE ALONG HUMAN- FORMATION, WESTERN KANSAS IMPACTED LANDSCAPES IN KENTUCKY, USA 232-5 468 Field, Holly L.*; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Möller, Andreas; Joeckel, R.M.; Stotler, Randy L.: CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC INTERPRETATIONS OF CENOZOIC PALEOSOLS IN NEBRASKA USING INTEGRATED U-PB DATING AND AFTERNOON ORAL CARBON ISOTOPE CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY TECHNICAL SESSIONS 232-6 469 Layzell, Anthony L.*; Harlow, R. Hunter; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Mandel, Rolfe D.; Smith, Jon J.: MAJOR ELEMENT AND SESSION NO. 233 ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY FROM LATE QUATERNARY PALEOSOLS IN SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS: ASSESSING Archaeological Geology CLIMATE AND PARENT MATERIAL CHANGE 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 318 232-7 470 Hobbs, Kevin M.*; Fawcett, Peter J.; Weissmann, Gary S.: USING Cynthia M. Fadem and Richard K. Dunn, Presiding PALEOSOLS AS TOOLS FOR UNDERSTANDING CLIMATE, 233-1 1:30 PM Henderson, Stephen W.*: AMERICAN COASTAL DEFENSE STRATIGRAPHY, AND BASIN EVOLUTION IN SYNTECTONIC THIRD SYSTEM FORTS: HOW GEOMORPHOLOGY FLUVIAL SEDIMENTS IN THE SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW DICTATED PLACEMENT AND INFLUENCED HISTORY MEXICO, USA 233-2 1:45 PM Jennings, Trevor W.*; Williams, Kevin K.: USING GROUND 232-8 471 Gallagher, Timothy M.*; Sheldon, Nathan D.: LATE SANTONIAN− PENETRATING RADAR TO ANALYZE BURIED HISTORY CAMPANIAN PALEOSOLS FROM SOUTHWEST UTAH: AT OLD FORT NIAGARA IMPLICATIONS FOR WEATHERING AND PALEOCLIMATE 233-3 2:00 PM Williams, Kevin K.*; Jennings, Trevor W.: REVEALING LOST 232-9 472 Fischer, Sean J.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: ICHNOPEDOLOGIC BURIALS USING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR ASSOCIATIONS IN THE UPPER TRIASSIC CHINLE 233-4 2:15 PM Schneider, Blair Benson*: BACK TO THE BASICS: FORMATION, STEVENS CANYON, SOUTHEASTERN EVALUATING THE APPLICABILITY OF GROUND- UTAH: IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEOHYDROLOGY AND PENETRATING RADAR FOR DETECTING PREHISTORIC PALEOCLIMATE ANIMAL REMAINS 232-10 473 Huth, Tyler E.*; Cerling, Thure; Bowling, David R.; Marchetti, 233-5 2:30 PM Thacker, Paul T.*: DISCERNING PREHISTORIC ACTIVITY David W.; Passey, Benjamin H: SOIL CARBONATE PENDANTS AREAS IN FLOODPLAIN SETTINGS: THE MINERALOGY FROM SOUTHERN UTAH AS A NEW PALEORECORD: BEHIND THE MAGNETICS DEMONSTRATING PENDANT FORMATION DURING SUMMER 233-6 2:45 PM de Winter, Niels J.*; Snoeck, Christophe; Stein, Koen H.W.; 232-11 474 Hendrix, Brittany*; Moeller, Andreas; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Claeys, Philippe: ISOTOPIC AND ELEMENTAL PROFILES Joeckel, R.M.; Kirkland, James I.: A NEW APPROACH TO DATE IN MODERN MAMMAL TEETH AND WHAT WE CAN PALEOSOLS IN TERRESTRIAL STRATA: A CASE STUDY LEARN FROM THEIR PALEO-COUNTERPARTS USING U-PB ZIRCON AGES FOR THE YELLOW CAT MEMBER OF THE CEDAR MOUNTAIN FORMATION OF EASTERN UTAH 233-7 3:00 PM Lowery, Darrin L.*: DELMARVA’S UPLAND LATE PLEISTOCENE GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORD: 232-12 475 Schuurmans, Elysia D.*; Dale, Janis E.; Salad Hersi, Osman: UNDERSTANDING COASTAL PLAIN TERRESTRIAL PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE PALEOSOLS OF CONDITIONS SOUTH OF THE LAURENTIDE ICE SHEET THE MANNVILLE GROUP, LOWER CRETACEOUS, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA 3:15 PM BREAK 232-13 476 Letourmy, Yohan*; Driese, Steven G.: CAN ALLUVIAL 233-8 3:30 PM Smith, Eugene*; Ciravolo, Amber; Ren, Minghua; Johnsen, STRATIGRAPHY BE USED AS A TOOL TO DIFFERENTIATE Racheal; Karkanas, Panagiotis; Marean, Curtis W.; Fisher, CLIMATIC FROM TECTONIC CONTROL ON SOIL DRAINAGE Erich C; Lane, Christine: YOUNGEST TOBA TUFF (~74 KA) FLUCTUATIONS? APPLICATION TO THE PENNSYLVANIAN CRYPTOTEPHRA IDENTIFIED IN AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOGGINS FOSSIL CLIFFS OF NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA SITE AT PINNACLE POINT, SOUTH AFRICA 232-14 477 McCarthy, Paul J.*; Fiorillo, Anthony R.; Tomsich, Carla S.; 233-9 3:45 PM Yanes, Yurena*; Hutterer, Rainer; Linstädter, Jörg: Flaig, Peter P.; Salazar Jaramillo, Susana; Wright, T. Colby; HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CULTURAL Kobayashi, Yoshitsugu; Fowell, Sarah J.; Benowitz, Jeff: TRANSITION IN IFRI OUDADANE, NE MOROCCO, REGIONAL VARIABILITY ACROSS A LATE CRETACEOUS INFERRED FROM OXYGEN STABLE ISOTOPES OF THE (MAASTRICHTIAN) ARCTIC GREENHOUSE CRITICAL ZONE: TOPSHELL PHORCUS TURBINATUS A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE PRINCE CREEK 233-10 4:00 PM Finley, Judson Byrd*; Rowe, Matthew J.: ROCKSHELTER AND LOWER CANTWELL FORMATIONS, ALASKA, USA GEOARCHAEOLOGY, PALEOENVIRONMENTAL 232-15 478 Ringham, Mallory C.*; Hoke, Gregory D.; Huntington, RECONSTRUCTION, AND HUMAN EVOLUTIONARY Katharine W.: TIMING OF PEDOGENIC CARBONATE ECOLOGY: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE BIGHORN BASIN, FORMATION IN ARID SOILS IN RELATION TO CLUMPED WYOMING ISOTOPE TEMPERATURE RECORDS 233-11 4:15 PM Dunn, Richard K.*; Van Tilburg, Jo Anne: RECORD OF 232-16 479 Thornburg, Jesse D.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; McLaughlin, Jr., Peter P.: MULTIPLE AND INTEGRATED LAND USE ACTIVITIES, RECONSTRUCTING LANDSCAPES ACROSS THE EARLY TO AND IMPACT ON THE LANDSCAPE OF EASTER ISLAND LATE CRETACEOUS TRANSITION USING PALEOSOL AND STATUE QUARRY SPHAEROSIDERITE PROXIES
256 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 234-11 234-10 234-9 234-8 234-7 234-6 234-5 234-4 234-3 234-2 234-1 Debra Buczkowski andDevon M. Burr, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room344 Rover-Based Exploration: The G.K. Award Gilbert Session Geology:Planetary Understanding Mars Geologyfrom Orbiterto SESSION NO. 234 233-14 233-13 233-12 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM REMAINS AT ARCHAEOLOGICALSITES FIGURINE COMPLEXAND THE ROLE OFFOSSIL Schenk, Edward R.: GRANDCANYON SPLIT TWIG Henderek, Robyn L.*; Emslie, Steven D.; Tobin, Benjamin DELPHI, DIDYMA, ANDCLAROS AND WATER RITUAL AT THE TEMPLES OFAPOLLOAT Flood, JonathanM.*: GROUNDWATER GEOCHEMISTRY HOLOCENE, ALEUTIANISLANDS, AK ACQUISITION THROUGHOUT THE RESOURCE ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS ANDPREHISTORIC PERSPECTIVES OF TANA VOLCANO, HUMAN- Kale M.; Savinetsky, Arkady: INTERDISCIPLINARY Helen B.; R.; Lanman,Henry Okuno, Mitsuru; Bruner, Virginia L.; Izbekov, Pavel; Persico, Lyman P.; Sheffer, Nicolaysen, KirstenP.*; West, DixieL.; Hatfield, Sumner, Dawn Y.; Mahaffy, Paul R.: CHEMICAL Melissa M.; Beth;Wilhelm, Mary Freissinet, Caroline; Williams, Amy J.*; Eigenbrode, Jennifer L.; Floyd, AT GALECRATER, MARS CURIOSITY’S TRAVERSE ALONG THE COMPOSITIONS OVERVIEW OF3 YEARS OF CHEMCAMCHEMICAL Lasue, Jérémie; Frydenvang, Jens; Payré, Valérie: Olivier; Clegg, SamM.; Forni, Olivier; Anderson,Ryan B.; Cousin, Agnes*; Wiens, R.C.; Maurice,Sylvestre; Gasnault, CRATER, MARS CLAY DEPOSITSINMARATHON VALLEY, ENDEAVOUR Edward A.; Murchie, ScottL.; Powell, E.: Kathryn SMECTITE Fox, Valerie K.*; Raymond Arvidson, E.; Guinness, MARS AT MARATHON VALLEY, ENDEAVOUR CRATER RIM, COMPOSITIONS OFDIVERSENOACHIAN LITHOLOGIES William H.; Raymond Arvidson, E.; Rice, Jr., James W.: Ming, Douglas W.; Van Bommel, Scott; Farrand, Mittlefehldt, David W.*; Ralf; Gellert, Yen, S.; Albert ENDEAVOUR CRATER, MARS PUSH STRUCTURES ANDGEOMORPHOLOGYAT Parker, Timothy*; C.: Anderson,Robert POSSIBLEICE ON THE RIMOFENDEAVOUR CRATER, MARS VALLEY OBSERVED BY THE OPPORTUNITY PANCAM ALTERATION FROM MURRAY RIDGE TO MARATHON DavidMittlefehldt, W.: Farrand, William H.*; Bell,III,James F.; Johnson, Jeffrey R.; MARS DEGRADATIONAL HISTORY OFENDEAVOUR CRATER, Golombek, M.P.; Mittlefehldt, David W.; Jolliff, B.: THE Grant, John*; Parker, Timothy; Crumpler, L.S.; Wilson, S.; EXPLORATION OFENDEAVOUR CRATER, MARS RESULTS FROM THE OPPORTUNITY ROVER’S Bradley L.; Morris,Richard V.: KEYRECENTSCIENTIFIC S.;Larry McLennan,ScottM.; Farrand, William H.; Jolliff, Herkenhoff, Kenneth E.; Mittlefehldt, David W.; Crumpler, RaymondArvidson, E.*; Squyres, Steven W.; Ralf; Gellert, IMPLICATIONS FORSURFACE RESIDENCE TIMES GROUP COBBLESAT MERIDIANIPLANUM, MARS: PHYSICAL WEATHERING FEATURES OFBARBERTON Ashley, James W.*; Golombek,M.P.; Schroeder, Christian: ONGOING EXPLORATION FIVE YEARS AFTERSPIRIT Ruff, Steven W.*: GUSEVCRATER POSTMORTEM: ON MARS Golombek, M.P.*: THESELECTIONOFLANDINGSITES INTRODUCTORY REMARKS MULTISPECTRAL EVIDENCEOF 1–4 November •
W.; Baltimore, Maryland,USA 234-13 234-12 235-6 235-5 235-4 235-3 235-2 235-1 R. LaurenceDavis P. andChristopher Presiding Carlson, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room327/328/329 Division; GSAGeoinformatics Division) State (GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision; GSAEnergy Geology P4. SimilarInformation, Different Results: Fracking from Stateto SESSION NO. 235 236-3 236-2 236-1 Jen O’Keefe, Frederick Rich,AnneRaymond andJohnC. Crelling,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room321 Palynological Society; Paleontological Society) Spackman (GSAEnergy GeologyDivision; AASP- The T12. From Peat toCoke: HonoringtheLegacy of William SESSION NO. 236 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:50 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:40 PM 1:30 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM MARS SELECTION CRITERIAFORAHUMANMISSION TO GEOLOGY-RELATED SCIENCEOBJECTIVESANDSITE Jacob E.; Eppler, DeanB.; Hays, Lindsay; Bass, Deborah S.: Paul B.; Rice, Jr., James W.; Sue; Bell,Mary Bleacher, Beaty, David W.*; Levy, Joseph; Rice, MelissaS.; Niles, PLANITIA, MARS THE INSIGHTLANDINGSITE, WESTERN ELYSIUM DEGRADATION ANDSURFACE EROSION RATES AT C.H.;Schwartz, Deborah J.: Hernandez, CRATER Randolph;Kirk, Fergason, RobinL; Pivarunas, Anthony; Sweeney, Julianne*; Warner, N.H.; Golombek,M.P.; MARS WITH THE CURIOSITYROVER IMPLICATIONS FORBIOSIGNATURE DETECTIONON MOUNTAIN MASSIVESULFIDEDEPOSIT: BIOSIGNATURE PRESERVATION IN THE IRON CONCLUDING REMARKS GENERAL DISCUSSION PANEL DISCUSSION IN THE UNITEDSATES WATER RESOURCESFROM HYDRAULIC FRACTURING Vengosh, Avner*: ANOVERVIEW OF THE RISKS TO DISCUSSION BREAK VOLUME HYDRAULIC FRACTURING Kenney, E.*: Brigid MARYLAND’S APPROACH TO HIGH SHALE GASDEVELOPMENT LEADER INENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND Perry, Scott*: PENNSYLVANIA: ANINTERNATIONAL FRACTURING LEGISLATION SURVEY’S INVOLVEMENT WITH ILLINOIS’SHYDRAULIC Bauer, Robert*: THEILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL KANSAS RESPONSE INDUCED SEISMICITYIN THE MIDCONTINENT: THE Buchanan, Rex C.*: ENERGYPRODUCTION AND AND REGULATIONS IN TEXAS William F.; Young, Michael: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING Nicot, Jean-Philippe*; R.; Scanlon,Bridget Mullican,III, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ZONE INSUBTROPICAL PEAT FROM BARNES SOUND, CHARACTERIZING THETAPHONOMICALLYACTIVE Schultz, Emily*; Raymond, Anne; Chapkin,ElissaR.: MARSHES TO LOCATE PAST POSITIONSOFHIGHLEVELSALT USING ATROTORQUATA LINEATA, AFUNGALPROXY, AND GULFCOASTAL PLAINSOFNORTH AMERICA CHANGES INSEALEVELALONG THE ATLANTIC D.*;Cohen, Arthur Marsh,Pamela E.: TRACKING COAL SCIENCE Rich, Frederick J.*: WILLIAMSPACKMAN -LEADERIN INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 236
257 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 236
KEY LARGO, FLORIDA: IMPLICATIONS FOR USING 237-4 2:15 PM Deyi, Yang*; Hui, Wang; Zhiyong, Cao: GEOLOGICAL AND TAPHONOMIC FACTORS TO IDENTIFY ANCIENT SEISMIC WAVE FIELD CHARACTERS OF COAL-FIELD MANGROVE MIRES COLLAPSE PILLAR 236-4 2:25 PM O’Keefe, Jen*; Brooke, Sharon; Black, Morgan; Mason, 237-5 2:30 PM Bellugi, Dino*; Perron, J. Taylor; O’Gorman, Paul A.; Charles E.: FUNGI IN WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS: Milledge, David G.: SHALLOW LANDSLIDES HAZARDS IN OCCURRENCE ON AND ALTERATION OF LEAVES AND A CHANGING CLIMATE WOOD FROM THE ‘BOUDREAUX BEND’ BED 237-6 2:50 PM Santi, Paul*; Brunkal, Holly: EXPECTED INCREASE 236-5 2:40 PM Argyilan, Erin P.*; Krekeler, Mark P.S.; Avis, Peter G.; Morris, IN POST-WILDFIRE DEBRIS FLOWS WITH CLIMATE Charles C.: INVESTIGATING THE ORIGIN OF HOLES CHANGE APPEARING IN THE MOUNT BALDY DUNE AT THE 237-7 3:05 PM Collins, Brian D.*; Jibson, Randall W.: GROUND-SHAKING INDIANA DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE IN THE STEEPEST TERRAIN ON EARTH: LANDSLIDES 236-6 2:55 PM Mastalerz, Maria*; O’Keefe, Jen; Monaghan, G. William; FROM THE 2015 GORKHA, NEPAL EARTHQUAKE Thompson, Todd A.; Argyilan, Erin P.: TRANSFORMATION SEQUENCE OF MODERN WOOD IN THE DUNE ENVIRONMENT 3:25 PM BREAK 236-7 3:10 PM Hower, James C.*; O’Keefe, Jennifer; Eble, Cortland; Dai, 237-8 3:35 PM Karim, Mir F.*; Kamal, ASM Maksud; Rahman, Md Zillur; Shifeng: COPROLITIC MACRINITE: EXAMPLES FROM Hassan, M. Qumrul; Khadiza, Umme; Serajee, Feroja; THE CRETACEOUS NO. 6 COAL OF THE SHENGLI Siddiqua, Sumi: GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING COALFIELD, INNER MONGOLIA EVALUATION OF LANDSLIDES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN 3:25 PM BREAK BANGLADESH 236-8 3:40 PM Scott, Andrew C.*: THOUGHTS ON THE PROBLEMS OF 237-9 3:50 PM Gunnink, Jan L.*; Stafleu, Jan; de Lange, Ger; Kruiver, COAL PETROGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURE IN RELATION Pauline: SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY FOR THE UPPER 30 M: TO THE INTERPRETATION OF PEAT (COAL) FORMING COMBINING A 3D VOXEL MODEL AND SEISMIC CPTS ENVIRONMENTS FOR THE GRONINGEN GAS FIELD, THE NETHERLANDS 236-9 4:00 PM Davis, Alan*: THE ENDOWMENT OF WILLIAM 237-10 4:05 PM Schulz, William H.*; Wang, Gonghui; Jiang, Yao; Collins, SPACKMAN TO THE FIELD OF COAL PETROLOGY Brian D.; Reid, Mark E.: PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF 236-10 4:15 PM Crelling, John C.*: APPLICATION OF MACERAL POST-FAILURE BEHAVIOR OF GLACIOLACUSTRINE ANALYSIS TO CARBONIZATION SILTY CLAY FROM THE 2014, SR530 (OSO), WASHINGTON LANDSLIDE 236-11 4:30 PM Mitchell, Gareth D.*; Davis, Alan; Gold, David P.; Cassidy, Patrick: COKED COAL MARGINAL TO KIMBERLITE 237-11 4:20 PM Tebo, Daniel*; Everett, Mark E.: GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS INTRUSIONS IN THE TANOMA MINE, INDIANA COUNTY, OF DEBRIS-FLOW-SUSCEPTIBLE AREAS IN BOULDER PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY; IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT 236-12 4:45 PM Greb, Stephen F.*; Eble, Cortland F.: PALYNOLOGY OF 237-12 4:35 PM Bobrowsky, Peter*: PROMOTING AND ADOPTING LOWER AND MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN COAL BEDS IN GUIDELINES OF PRACTICE IN CANADIAN LANDSLIDE THE CENTRAL APPALACHIAN BASIN: PALEOBOTANIC STUDIES AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS 237-13 4:55 PM Gath, Eldon M.*: GSA ENGINEERING GEOLOGY 236-13 5:00 PM Raymond, Anne*; Costanza, Suzanne H.; Guillemette, DIVISION’S RICHARD H. JAHNS DISTINGUISHED Renald N.: EARLY DIAGENETIC HIGH MAGNESIUM LECTURER: THE ENGINEERING GEOLOGICAL CALCITE AND PRIMARY DOLOMITE SUGGEST THAT ASSESSMENT OF A LANDSLIDE EVENT COAL-BALL PLANTS GREW IN MARINE MIRES SESSION NO. 238 236-14 5:15 PM Siewers, Fredrick D.*; Phillips, Tom L.: PETROGRAPHY AND MICROANALYSIS OF PENNSYLVANIAN COAL- T36. Mercury Biogeochemistry: Sizing up Element 80 in the Earth BALL CONCRETIONS (HERRIN COAL, ILLINOIS BASIN, System (Geochemical Society) USA): BEARING ON FOSSIL PLANT PRESERVATION 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 AND COAL-BALL ORIGINS Nathan Yee and John Reinfelder, Presiding SESSION NO. 237 238-1 1:30 PM Gilmour, Cynthia C.*; Santillan, Eugenio F.U.; Elias, Dwayne; Christensen, Geoffrey A; King, Andrew J; Podar, T23. Landslide, Subsidence, and Debris Flow-Hazards: Mircea; Wymore, Ann; Soren, Ally; McBurney, Alyssa: Integrating Engineering Geology Research and Communication METHOD DEVELOPMENT AND EARLY TESTING OF Solutions (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; MOLECULAR PROBES FOR THE MICROBIAL MERCURY GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Quaternary Geology METHYLATION GENE PAIR HGCAB and Geomorphology Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; U.S. Geological Survey, Landslide 238-2 1:50 PM Barkay, Tamar*; Poulain, Alexandre; Yee, Nathan: REDOX Hazards Program; GSA Karst Division) TRANSFORMATIONS OF MERCURY BY COMETABOLIC MICROBIAL PROCESSES 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 339 238-3 2:05 PM Yee, Nathan*; Wang, Yuwei; Wang, Thomas; Schaefer, Matthew M. Crawford, William J. Burns, Lynn M. Highland and Francis K. Jeffra K; Mishra, Bhoopesh: INTRACELLULAR MERCURY Rengers, Presiding OXIDATION AND COMPLEXATION IN ANAEROBIC 237-1 1:30 PM Wang, Fawu*: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON IMPACT BACTERIA FORCES OF SUBMARINE LANDSLIDES ON PIPE LINES 238-4 2:20 PM Schaefer, Jeffra K.*; Janssen, Sarah E.; Gwiszcz, Ewelina; 237-2 1:45 PM Burns, Scott F.*: A MODEL FOR PREDICTING Szczuka, Aleksandra; Morel, Francois M.M.: COMPARISON EMBANKMENT SLOPE FAILURES IN CLAY RICH SOILS: OF HG(II) UPTAKE AND METHYLATION ACROSS A LOUISIANA EXAMPLE DIVERSE ANAEROBIC MICROORGANISMS 237-3 2:00 PM Jennings, Carrie*; Feinberg, Joshua M.; Kurak, Ethan; 238-5 2:35 PM Janssen, Sarah E.*; Schaefer, Jeffra K.; Barkay, Meier, Rachel; Palazzolo, Jessica; Schmidt, Craig C.; Tamar; Reinfelder, John: FRACTIONATION OF Waage, Eric: HISTORICAL LANDSLIDES WITHIN THE MERCURY STABLE ISOTOPES DURING MICROBIAL METROPOLITAN MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL AREA METHYLMERCURY PRODUCTION IN PURE CULTURES 238-6 2:50 PM Hsu-Kim, Heileen*; Johnson, Carol; Deshusses, Marc; Elias, Dwayne: QUANTIFICATION OF MERCURY
258 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 239-6 239-5 239-4 239-3 239-2 239-1 Talia S. andGilNelson,Presiding Karim 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room314 C4P;EarthCube iSamples) Collections;of NaturalHistory GSAGeoinformatics Division; Research I(Paleontological Society; Societyfor thePreservation T46. DatainGeological andPaleontological UsingDigitized SESSION NO. 239 238-15 238-14 238-13 238-12 238-11 238-10 238-9 238-8 238-7 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM CONTAMINATED AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS BIOAVAILABILITY ANDMETHYLATION POTENTIAL IN AGENCIES REPOSITORIES, RESEARCHERS, ANDFEDERAL MUSEUMS: SHARINGINFORMATION BETWEEN FLORISSANT FOSSILSPECIMENS FROM MULTIPLE REDESIGNING THE WEBSITE DATABASE OF Meyer, Herbert W.*; Smith,DenaM.; Karim, Talia S.: USE OFDIGITAL FOSSILDATA Demouthe, JeanF.*: INTERDISCIPLINARY SHARING& RESOURCE FORRESEARCHERSANDINTERPRETERS DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT: ANONLINE Elliott; Chure, DanielJ.: THEDIGITAL QUARRY AT Jimenez, Marie*; Boodhoo, Thea; Stirling, Trinity; Smith, PALEONTOLOGICAL 3DDATA FORK-12EDUCATION Grant, Claudia*; Phillips, Molly: PALEOTEACH: USEOF THE CLASSROOM EDUCATORS’ PERCEPTIONS OFFOSSILREPLICASIN EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL USEOF3DDATA SETS? Clary, ReneeM.*: AREPRINTEDFOSSILREPLICASAN AS DOWNSTREAM USERSOFDIGITIZEDDATA ENGAGING AMATEUR FOSSIL CLUBSANDSOCIETIES MacFadden, J.*: Bruce THE FOSSILPROJECT: SALT LAKE, UTAH RESPONSE TO CAUSEWAY CLOSUREIN THE GREAT P.:Johnson, William Valdes, A.*; Carla Tingey, Christopher; Frederick, Logan; CONTAMINATED SETTINGS ZONE TO UNDERSTAND THE FATE OFMERCURY IN NEW IDRIA–USINGCONCEPTSFROM THE CRITICAL Weinman, Beth*; Rohit: Sharma, SIZINGUPMERCURY IN ORGANIC CARBONEXPORT PEATLAND EXPERIENCINGINCREASEDDISSOLVED Agather, Alison: MERCURY ANDLEADFLUXES FROM A Jeremiason, Jeff*; Sebestyen, StephenD.; Seelen,EmilyA.; MARINE ENVIRONMENTS ADSORBED MERCURY SPECIESINCONTRASTING METHYLATION ANDDEMETHYLATION OFSOLIDAND Nashaat*;Mazrui, Jonsson,Sofi; Mason,Robert P.: MERCURY BIOGEOCHEMISTRY TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE THE PAST ANDPRESENT OF Poulain,MACHINES: Alexandre*: MICROBIAL TIME METHYLMERCURY TO COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS RESUSPENSION ASASOURCEOFPARTICULATE EVALUATING THE IMPORTANCE OFSEDIMENT Seelen, EmilyA.*; P.; Mason,Robert Grace M.: Cartwright, MICROBIOLOGY IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA Krabbenhoft, David P.: GEOTHERMAL MERCURY AND King, Susan; McCleskey, R. Blaine; Roth,David A.; Nordstrom, D. Kirk*; Geesey, Gill; Barkay, Tamar; SEDIMENTS ABIOTIC DEMETHYLATION OFMETHYLMERCURY IN Jonsson, Sofi*; Mason,Robert P.; Nashaat: Mazrui, CARBON ON THEIR BIOAVAILABILITIES OF MERCURY AND THE EFFECTOFACTIVATED OF STABLE-ISOTOPE-LABELED INORGANICFORMS Marc;METHYLATION Hsu-Kim,Heileen: TRACKING THE Johnson, Carol*; Hung,Elaine; Elias, Dwayne; Deshusses, TOTAL- ANDMETHYL-MERCURY 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 239-14 239-13 239-12 239-11 239-10 239-9 239-8 239-7 240-2 240-1 Allen C. C. Gellis, Dorothy andRobert Merritts Walter, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room331/332 Processes Interdisciplinary InterestGroup) Geology andGeomorphologyDivision; GSASoilsandSoil A SessiontoHonorthe Work ofMilanPavich (GSAQuaternary T57. SoiltoSediment—From GeologictoModern Time Scales: SESSION NO. 240 240-6 240-5 240-4 240-3 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM PM 2:15 LIGHT DURING THE QUATERNARY: DARK DATA SEE THE MOLLUSC ASSEMBLAGES INLOSANGELESBASIN Hendy, Austin J.W.*: PALEOECOLOGY OFMARINE MIDCONTINENT BRACHIOPODS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN EXTINCTION SELECTIVITYINPENNSYLVANIAN THE IMPACT OFGEOGRAPHIC RANGESIZEON THE BIOGEOGRAPHYOF ‘SLUGGISH’ EVOLUTION: Casey, MichelleM.*; Saupe, E.; S.: Erin Bruce Lieberman, INVESTIGATIONS OFMACROEVOLUTION OF DIGITIZEDDATA INPALEOBIOGEOGRAPHICAL Myers, Corinne*; Saupe, E.; Erin Stigall,AlyciaL.: THEUSE NEONTOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES DIGITIZED DATA FROM THE PALEONTOLOGICAL AND EPANDDA PROJECT: INCREASINGACCESSIBILITY TO A.;Christopher Sessa,JocelynA.; Uhen,Mark: THE Karim, Talia S.; Landman,NeilH.; Nelson,Gil; Norris, Smith, DenaM.*; Butts, SusanH.; Gall,Lawrence; FOSSILS: THERE’S ANAPPFOR THAT Alycia L.; Farrell, ÚnaC.; Beach,James H.: DIGITAL S.*; Bruce Lieberman, Hendricks, JonathanR.; Stigall, RETRIEVAL FROM THE PUBLISHEDLITERATURE FOR PALEONTOLOGICAL DATA DISCOVERY AND PALEODEEPDIVE: TOWARDS ANAUTOMATED SYSTEM Peters, ShananE.*; Zhang,Ce; Ross, Ian; Livny, Miron: EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE DATA FROM THE PAST TO EXPAND RESEARCHAND Uhen, Mark*: PALEOBIOLOGY DATABASE: USING BREAK DIGITIZED DATA RECONSTRUCTING PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE WITH Lubkin, Sara H.*: BISON, GBIFANDFOSSILINSECTS: Bierman, PaulBierman, R.*: USING MILAN PIEDMONT WITH Brantley,AT SusanL.*:VIRGINIA THE LOOKING INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BREAK FLOODPLAIN REASSESSING THE ROLE OFMILLDAMS INPIEDMONT Donovan, MitchellR.*; Miller, Andrew; Baker, Matthew E: RIVER BASIN, USA ORGANIC SOILSINHEADWATERS OF THE CHRISTINA COMPOSITION OFLEGACY SEDIMENTSANDBURIED LONGITUDINAL VARIATION IN THICKNESS AND Daniels, Melinda*; Marshall,Anna; Chatterjee, Sarmistha: MARYLAND BOTTOMS INUNGLACIATED PENNSYLVANIA AND PERMAFROST-THAW SEDIMENTSALONG VALLEY HOLOCENE WETLANDS DEVELOPEDON Chesapeake andCoastalService: POST-GLACIAL Aaron; Markey, Erin; Feibel, Samuel; DNR, Maryland Candace A.; Rahnis, Michael; Hilgartner, WIlliam B.; Blair, Merritts, Dorothy J.*; Walter, C.; Robert Grand Pre, TRANSITION: EVOLUTION OF THE KLONDIKEPLACER REGOLITH-STRIPPING AT THE PLIO-PLEISTOCENE Gosse, John*; Hidy, Alan J.; Froese, Duane; Bond, Jeffrey D.: GREAT FALLS INCISION HISTORY OF THE POTOMAC RIVERNEAR 10 BE TO DECIPHER THE BE TO SESSION NO. 240
259 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 240
240-7 3:30 PM Reheis, Marith C.*: GSA QUATERNARY GEOLOGY AND 241-9 4:10 PM Atekwana, Eliot*; Atekwana, Estella A.; Abdelsalam, GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISION FAROUK EL-BAZ AWARD Mohamed; Niles, Mary C.: THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF HOT FOR DESERT RESEARCH: MODERN DUST IN THE SPRINGS OF THE LUANGWA RIFT VALLEY, ZAMBIA SOUTHWESTERN U.S.: COMPARISON TO SOILS AND SHOW NO EVIDENCE OF MANTLE PROCESSES DESERT LOESS 241-10 4:25 PM Atekwana, Estella A.*; Njinju, Emmanuel A.; Abdelsalam, 240-8 4:00 PM Dethier, David P.*; Ouimet, William B.; Shea, Neil: FROM Mohamed; Mickus, Kevin L.; Atekwana, Eliot A.; Lao Davila, ROCK TO DUST: DENSITY CHANGES DURING THE Daniel: POSSIBLE CRUSTAL AND SUB-CONTINENTAL TRANSFORMATION OF FRONT RANGE GRANITE TO LITHOSPHERIC MANTLE DECOUPLING BENEATH THE SAPROLITE AND SOIL MALAWI RIFT 240-9 4:15 PM Griffin, Eleanor R.*:DESTABILIZATION OF A SAND/ 241-11 4:40 PM Goussi Ngalamo, J.F.*; Abdelsalam, Mohamed G.; Bisso, D.; SILT-BED CHANNEL BY VEGETATION CONTROL, RIO Atekwana, Estella A.; Ekodeck, G. E.: GEOPHYSICAL PUERCO ARROYO, NEW MEXICO EVIDENCE FOR METACRATONIZATON OF THE 240-10 4:30 PM Kaste, James M.*; Elmore, Andrew J.; Vest, Kimberly R.; NORTHERN EDGE OF THE CONGO CRATON IN Okin, Gregory S.: GROUNDWATER AND VEGETATION CAMEROON CONTROLS ON EPISODIC SOIL EROSION IN A DESERT 241-12 4:55 PM Mickus, Kevin L.*; Yu, Youqiang; Liu, Kelley; Reed, Cory A.; ECOSYSTEM Gao, Stephen; Atekwana, Estella: CRUSTAL STRUCTURE 240-11 4:45 PM Gellis, Allen C.*; Elliott, John G.; Pavich, M.J.: BENEATH THE INCIPIENT OKAVANGO RIFT, GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES RESPONSIBLE FOR BOTSWANA DECADAL SCALE ARROYO CHANGES, RIO PUERCO, NEW MEXICO SESSION NO. 242 240-12 5:00 PM Jacobson, Robert B.*: GEOMORPHIC ADJUSTMENTS TO T86. Research on Teaching and Student Learning in the ALTERED SEDIMENT FLUX AND CONSEQUENCES FOR K–12 Earth Science Classroom (GSA Geoscience Education RIVERINE HABITATS Division; National Earth Science Teachers Association; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) 5:20 PM CLOSING REMARKS: MILAN PAVICH 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 324 SESSION NO. 241 Laura A. Guertin and Tanya Furman, Presiding T59. Advances in Crustal Geophysics and Tectonics II: In Honor 242-1 1:30 PM Ballotti, Dean M.*; Roemmele, Christopher Marc: WHY THE of G.R. Keller (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology WORLD NEEDS EARTH SCIENCE and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 242-2 1:45 PM McGraw, Lauren E.*; Roberts, Jennifer M.; Van Deventer, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division) Sarah C.; Carnine, Christine R.; Khawaja, Sama; Elmore, 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 R. Douglas: STUDENT-LED OUTREACH AT THE Kevin L. Mickus, Catherine M. Snelson and Dennis L. Harry, Presiding UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 242-3 2:00 PM Metlay, Suzanne T.*; Hudon-Miller, Sarah E.; Duncan, Robert; Randle, David: WGU-AMNH PARTNERSHIP PILOT 1:35 PM Schmandt, Brandon*: Donath Medal: MULTI-SCALE PROGRAM: YEAR 1 RESULTS MAPPING OF THE NORTH AMERICA MANTLE AND CRUST WITH SEISMOLOGY 242-4 2:15 PM Kohrs, Russell H.*: THE PEDAGOGICAL DIAGENESIS OF GEOLOGY INSTRUCTION IN THE SECONDARY 1:55 PM Snelson, Catherine M.*; Coblentz, David: 241-1 TECTONIC CLASSROOM: THE EXPERIENCES AND SUCCESSES CONTROLS ON THE STATE OF STRESS FROM THE OF ONE RURAL VIRGINIA EDUCATOR PLATE- TO RESERVOIR-SCALE 242-5 2:30 PM Fleisher, P. Jay*; Tweed, Fiona; Franzi, David A.: DYNAMIC 2:10 PM Geissman, John W.*; Aiken, Carlos L.V.: 241-2 CONTINENTAL ICELAND GEOVENTURE 2015: AN INTERACTIVE FIELD CRUSTAL MAGNETIZATION—FROM THE EXPERIENCE IN SUPPORT OF TEACHER PREPARATION PRESERVATION OF GEOLOGICALLY ANCIENT AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT MAGNETIZATIONS AT FINE CRUSTAL SCALE TO THE RECORDING OF MIDDLE AND DEEP CRUSTAL 242-6 2:45 PM Salter, Rachel L.*; Forcino, Frank L.: THE GREAT PROCESSES THROUGH GRADIENTS IN MAGNETIC DIVIDE: EFFECT OF INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICE ON PROPERTIES EVOLUTION UNDERSTANDING IN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE 241-3 2:25 PM Dumond, Gregory*; Andronicos, Christopher L.; Goncalves, Philippe; Williams, Michael L.: FIELD ANALOG FOR 242-7 3:00 PM Duggan-Haas, Don*; White, Tim; Ross, Robert M.; Derry, THE NORTH AMERICAN 7.XX KM/S LAYER IN THE Louis A.: CRITICAL ZONE OBSERVATORIES, VIRTUAL CANADIAN SHIELD FIELDWORK EXPERIENCES, THE NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS, AND TEACHING IN AND ABOUT 2:40 PM Sutton, Daniel*; Gottardi, Raphael: 241-4 STRUCTURAL AND COMPLEX SYSTEMS GEOPHYSICAL ANALYSIS ON ROATAN ISLAND, HONDURAS, WESTERN CARIBBEAN 242-8 3:15 PM Bean, Jessica R.*; White, Lisa D.: EARTH SYSTEMS AS THE FOUNDATION FOR TEACHING GLOBAL CHANGE 2:55 PM Thybo, Hans*; Artemieva, Irina M.; Cherepanova, Yulia: 241-5 PROCESSES: ILLUSTRATING COMPLEXITY USING CRUSTAL STRUCTURE IN EURASIA INFOGRAPHICS AND CONCEPTUAL MODELS 3:10 PM Krzywiec, Piotr*; Mazur, Stanislaw; Malinowski, Michal; 241-6 3:30 PM BREAK Buffenmyer, Vinton; Kufrasa, Mateusz; Gagala, Lukasz; Lewandowski, Marek: ADVANCEMENTS IN RECOGNITION 242-9 3:45 PM Robeck, Ed*: INDICATORS OF THE STATUS OF OF THE STRUCTURE AND PHANEROZOIC TECTONO- GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION SEDIMENTARY EVOLUTION OF THE EAST EUROPEAN 242-10 4:00 PM Egger, Anne E.*; Awad, Aida; Sullivan, Susan; Orr, CRATON IN POLAND REVEALED BY RECENT Cailin Huyck; Mara, Valentina: BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE REGIONAL SEISMIC DATA FUTURE: THE IMPERATIVE AND OPPORTUNITIES TO 3:25 PM BREAK ENGAGE ALL FUTURE TEACHERS IN EARTH SCIENCE 241-7 3:40 PM Stern, Robert*: NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE AGE OF 242-11 4:15 PM Abolins, Mark*: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN BURIED CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERE OF ARABIA INTENSIVE NINE-WEEK UNDERGRADUATE PRE- SERVICE TEACHER SCIENCE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 3:55 PM Artemieva, Irina M.*; Vinnik, Lev: 241-8 WHAT CAUSES A HIGH AND LESSON PLANS AND CAREER PLANS TOPOGRAPHY OF THE KALAHARI CRATON?
260 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 243-9 243-8 243-7 243-6 243-5 243-4 243-3 243-2 243-1 Jill SingerandJeffrey Ryan, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room336 by Supported NSFFundingProgramsOpportunities T90. Undergraduate GeoscienceEducationandResearch SESSION NO. 243 242-14 242-13 242-12 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:10 PM 4:50 PM 4:30 PM EXPERIENCE OF AMULTI-YEAR, COURSE-BASED RESEARCH THE NATURE OFSCIENCE?FRAMEWORK FORSTUDY TO AMORESOPHISTICATED UNDERSTANDING OF ENGAGEMENT INUNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHLEAD Allen, JosephL.*; Kuehn, StephenC.: DOESLONGER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES UNDERGRADUATE GEOSCIENCEEDUCATION AND ACTUALIZING BROADER IMPACTS OFNSFFUNDED RESOURCES FORFACULTY: TOOLS FOR FOR BROADENING PARTICIPATION’S DIVERSITY David;Siegfried, Braxton, LaTanya: THEINSTITUTE Johnson, Ashanti*; Detrick, Liv; Ricciardi,Lois; ENHANCING ACADEMIA IN THE GEOSCIENCES Drostin, MicheleAnn*: INCREASINGDIVERSITYAND BREAK SUCCESS ANDCHALLENGES UPPER-LEVEL GEOSCIENCECURRICULUM: EARLY AND SEMINSTRUMENTATION ININTRODUCTORY AND THROUGH THE USEOF REMOTELY OPERABLEEPMA AND FACILITATING UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH MacDonald, Jr., James H.; A.: Beck, Mary ENABLING Holbik, Sven*; Ryan, Jeffrey; Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary; AND COMMUNITYCOLLEGEAUDIENCE PROCESSES DEVELOPEDFOR THE UNDERGRADUATE Jeffrey: A NEWANIMATION OFSUBDUCTIONZONE Fechter, Todd; Farrar, Eric; McComber, Sean; Windler, Robert*; Lieu, Stern, Warren; Mantey, Asya; Ward, Andrew; PARTICIPANTSSTUDENTS THROUGH THEIR USAGE: CONNECTING WITH NEWFACULTY PRACTICE OFSEMORELECTRON MICROPROBE LOWERING BARRIERS TO PILOTING THE CLASSROOM James H.; A.; Beck, Mary Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary: Ryan, Jeffrey*; Hoblik, Sven; Ricchezza, Vic; MacDonald, Jr., IN INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCECURRICULA GEMSTONES TO IMPROVE ANALYTICAL COMPETENCE Eileen M.: USINGFTIRSPECTROSCOPY OF Dyar, M. Darby*; Watts, Erica; Brady, JohnB.; McGowan, RESEARCH AT AMINORITYSERVING INSTITUTION INSTRUMENTATION INGEOSCIENCECOURSESAND THE CHALLENGESOFIMPLEMENTINGHIGH-END AND PITFALLS OF THE MODERNLABORATORY: Freile, Deborah*; Duzgoren-Aydin, NurdanS.: BENEFITS GRAND CANYON FIELD TRIP MOTIVATIONGEOSCIENCE WITHVIRTUAL LEARN TO WITH SMARTPHONES: INCREASINGUNDERGRADUATE Pederson, Joel: STIMULATING STUDENTINTEREST Bursztyn, Natalie*; Walker, Andrew; Shelton,Brett; INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PLATE TECTONICSGRADES EMPIRICALLEARNING PROGRESSIONS INMIDDLE COMPARISON OFCURRICULARMATERIALS AND Tanya: THECHALLENGEOFASSUMPTIONS: A M.*;Bateman, Kathryn McDonald,Scott; Furman, TECTONICS MULTIPLE CHOICEASSESSMENT: APILOT Helen; M.; Bateman,Kathryn Tanis Ozcelik,Arzu: PLATE Webb, Aubree*; McDonald,Scott; Furman, Tanya; Gall, TECTONICS: ALEARNINGPROGRESSIONS APPROACH UNDERSTANDING STUDENTS’ IDEASABOUTPLATE Arzu; Gall,HelenDeborah; Webb, Aubree; Furman, Tanya: McDonald, Scott*; M.; Bateman,Kathryn Tanis Ozcelik, 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 243-13 243-12 243-11 243-10 244-12 244-11 244-10 244-9 244-8 244-7 244-6 244-5 244-4 244-3 244-2 244-1 Hannah Winkler,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room338 Society) T95. Evolution oftheDataLife Cycle (GeoscienceInformation SESSION NO. 244 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH OF ANEVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TO EVALUATE THROUGH COMMUNITYBUILDING ANDADOPTION Bridget: IMPROVING UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION James; Miller, Jason; Weiler, Daniel; Zimmerman, Singer, Jill*; Ambos, Elizabeth; Fox, SeanP.; Hewlett, MOUNTAINS OFNWARIZONA EXPERIENCE FORUNDERGRADUATES IN THE BLACK INTEGRATED FIELD-ANDLAB-BASED NSFRESEARCH Heerboth, Melissa: SECOND YEAR ASSESSMENTOFAN Lang, NicholasP.*; LilyL.; Claiborne, Miller, CalvinF.; CRYOSPHERETHROUGH THE BETWEEN SCIENTISTSANDSCIENCE TEACHERS EXPERIENCE FOR TEACHERS: BRIDGING THE GAP Antonuccio, Kelly M.S.*; Hyde, Amanda: RESEARCH AND EARLY CAREERFACULTY A MODELFORMENTORING STUDENTRESEARCHERS GEOLOGY CONSORTIUM RESEARCHEXPERIENCES: Frey, HolliM.; Peck, William H.; Wobus, ReinhardA.: KECK R.*; Karl Greer,Wirth, Lisa; Garver, JohnI.; Varga, J.; Robert RESEARCH PROFILE Musser, LindaR.*:SCHOLARLY/ MANAGING YOUR MULTIPLE DATABASE PLATFORMS “EXPERT” SEARCHRESULTS INGEOREFON Zellmer, LindaR.*: WHYIN THE WORLD? COMPARING TRIPS; ENDANGERED? INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICALCONFERENCEFIELD ASSOCIATEDJoseph, Lura E.*: GUIDEBOOKS WITH FUTURE INTO THE AND ITSPREDECESSORS: MAKINGITACCESSIBLE THE ANTARCTIC JOURNALOF THE UNITEDSTATES Tahirkheli, Sharon*: PREVENTING THE EXTINCTIONOF LIFE CYCLE GREENHOUSE GASDATA SETSACROSS THE DATA A.*:Badurek, Christopher ASSESSMENTOF LIFECYCLE FORRESEARCHERSANDREPOSITORIES AND SUSTAINING BESTPRACTICES IN THE DATA Stall, Shelley*: THECHALLENGESOFIMPLEMENTING BREAK LIFECYLE PLANINACTION Bennett, StacieL. Doman*: NASALPDAAC PRODUCT LIBRARY (NTRL): NOT JUSTANOTHER DATABASE Davis, AngelaR.*:REPORTS NATIONAL TECHNICAL DATA PRODUCTS? CarolA.*:Deering, WHOISUSINGOURDATASETS AND LIFECYCLE MODEL OF THE U.S. GEOLOGICALSURVEY SCIENCEDATA THE EVOLUTION, APPROVAL, ANDIMPLEMENTATION Lisa; Hutchison, Viv; Tessler, Steve; Ladino, Cassandra: Heather S.; Elizabeth; Martin, Montgomery, Ellyn; Zolly, Faundeen, John*; Burley, Tom; Govoni, David; Henkel, OF DATA LIBRARIANSAT ONEARLINSTITUTION CASE STUDIESDOCUMENTING THE EVOLVING ROLE Lori*: EVOLUTIONTschirhart, OF THE DATA LIBRARIAN: GEOSCIENCES OF FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCHIN THE REQUIREMENTS FORDATA MANAGEMENT Huffine, Richard*: OVERVIEW OFEMERGING SESSION NO. 244
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SESSION NO. 245 SESSION NO. 246 T117. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (GSA Karst T129. Forecasting the Coastal Response to Sea-Level Rise: Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division) Integrating the Past and Present to Inform the Future (GSA 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 340 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Marine/ Coastal Science Discipline) Douglas Gouzie, Toby Dogwiler and Joseph Myre, Presiding 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 245-1 1:30 PM Smith, Matthew D.*; Gouzie, Douglas R.: BUILDING A TRACE METALS DATABASE OF CAVE SEDIMENTS OF Erika E. Lentz, Benjamin T. Gutierrez and Simon E. Engelhart, Presiding THE MIDCONTINENT U.S.A 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 245-2 1:45 PM Blackstock, Joshua M.*; Turner, Noel L.; Knierim, Katherine; 246-1 1:35 PM Muhs, Daniel R.*; Simmons, Kathleen R.; Groves, Brahana, J. Van; Kresse, Tim M.; Hays, Phillip: USING Lindsey T.; Schumann, R. Randall; Mitrovica, Jerry X.; PUBLIC DATASETS AND GEOSPATIAL ANALYSES Laurel, DeAnna J.: GSA QUATERNARY GEOLOGY AND TO INVESTIGATE TECTONIC CONTROLS ON SPRING GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISION KIRK BRYAN AWARD: DISCHARGE LOCATIONS ALONG THE SOUTHERN QUATERNARY SEA-LEVEL HISTORY ON THE PACIFIC OZARK DOME, NORTHERN ARKANSAS, USA COAST OF NORTH AMERICA: EFFECTS OF LOW 245-3 2:00 PM Valle, Cynthia M.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Schenk, Edward R.: UPLIFT RATE AND GLACIAL ISOSTATIC ADJUSTMENT A GIS STUDY OF SINKHOLE MORPHOLOGY AND PROCESSES ON THE MARINE TERRACE RECORD DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO STRUCTURAL 246-2 2:05 PM Fletcher, Charles H.*; Anderson, Tiffany; Barbee, Matthew; FEATURES OF THE KAIBAB PLATEAU AS A MEANS Habel, Shellie L.: MODELING COASTAL EROSION, OF UNDERSTANDING RECHARGE TO THE REDWALL- GROUNDWATER INUNDATION, PASSIVE INUNDATION, MUAV AQUIFER OF GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, AND WAVE INUNDATION UNDER HIGHER SEA LEVEL IN ARIZONA, USA HAWAII 245-4 2:15 PM Pierskalla, Jr., William P.*; Zhu, Junfeng: INCORPORATING 246-3 2:20 PM Lorenzo Trueba, Jorge*; Jin, Di; Hoagland, Porter; Ashton, HUMAN IMPACTS AND NATURAL PROCESSES TO Andrew D.: THE ROLE OF SHOREFACE DYNAMICS IN ASSESS SINKHOLE RISK BEACH NOURISHMENT DECISIONS: INSIGHTS FROM A 245-5 2:30 PM Peterson, Eric W.*; Schroeder, Kathryn E.; Dogwiler, Toby: SIMPLE MODEL THE USE OF GIS IN EVALUATING LONGITUDINAL 246-4 2:40 PM Lentz, Erika E.*; Thieler, E. Robert; Plant, Nathaniel; Stippa, PROFILES OF KARST STREAMS Saywer; Horton, Radley; Gesch, Dean: ASSESSMENT OF 245-6 2:45 PM Dogwiler, Toby*: CHARACTERIZING KARST HAZARDS COASTAL LANDSCAPE ADAPTABILITY TO SEA LEVEL AND DEPTH-TO-BEDROCK IN DRIFTLESS AREA RISE THROUGH A DECISION SUPPORT LENS AGRICULTURE SETTINGS IN SOUTHEASTERN 246-5 2:55 PM Masterson, John P.*; Walter, Donald A.; Langevin, Christian: MINNESOTA EFFECTS OF SEA-LEVEL RISE ON COASTAL AQUIFER 245-7 3:00 PM Davies, Gareth J.*: HYDROGEOLOGY IN KARST AND SYSTEMS – POTENTIAL ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL FRACTURED ROCKS: AN OLD PROBLEM REQUIRING IMPACTS, EASTERN U.S THE HELP OF DEEP THOUGHT 3:15 PM BREAK 3:15 PM BREAK 3:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 245-8 3:30 PM McClanahan, Kegan*; Polk, Jason; Miller, Benjamin V.; 3:35 PM Mitrovica, Jerry*: Arthur L. Day Medal: SEA LEVEL Schaefer, III, Robert; Bolster, Carl H.: ISOTOPIC CHANGE FROM THE PALEOZOIC TO THE 21ST EVOLUTION OF GROUNDWATER IN A TELOGENETIC CENTURY: A RECORD OF CONTROVERSY KARST AQUIFER: A METHOD TO STUDY RECHARGE 246-6 3:55 PM Davis, R. Laurence*; Gibson, III, Solomon Ashton: USING AND CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT MANGROVE SUCCESSION TO MEASURE CHANGES IN 245-9 3:45 PM Halihan, Todd*; Galvao, Paulo; Hirata, Ricardo: THE KARST THE RATE OF SEA LEVEL RISE ON SAN SALVADOR PERMEABILITY SCALE EFFECT OF SETE LAGOAS, MG, ISLAND, BAHAMAS: 1929-1994 AND 1994-2014 BRAZIL 246-7 4:10 PM Hurst, Martin D.*; Rood, Dylan H.; Anderson, Robert S.; Ellis, 245-10 4:00 PM Marquez, Maria E.*; Sukop, Michael C.: REEXAMINING Michael A.; Dornbusch, Uwe: MILLENNIAL HISTORY OF SLUG TESTS FOR HIGHLY PERMEABLE AQUIFER SEA CLIFF RETREAT DERIVED USING COSMOGENIC CHARACTERIZATION WITH END-MEMBER 10BE REVEALS A RECENT ACCELERATION IN EROSION LABORATORY TESTS AND WELL TESTS 246-8 4:25 PM Tornqvist, Torbjörn E.*; Jankowski, Krista L.: FORECASTING 245-11 4:15 PM Zappitello, Sarah J.*; Schwartz, Benjamin F.; Wierman, THE FATE OF LOUISIANA’S COASTAL WETLANDS Douglas A.; Miller, Meredith: GROUNDWATER – SURFACE USING PAST AND PRESENT MARSH RECORDS WATER INTERACTIONS IN THE PEDERNALES RIVER 246-9 4:45 PM Palinkas, Cindy*; Engelhardt, Katharina: RESPONSE OF BASIN, TEXAS TIDAL FRESHWATER MARSHES IN CHESAPEAKE 245-12 4:30 PM Schwartz, Benjamin F.*; Covington, Matthew D.; Myre, BAY TRIBUTARIES TO SHORT-TERM VARIABILITY Joseph; Kosic, Katarina; Thaler, Evan; Perne, Matija: IN SEA LEVEL AND SUSPENDED SEDIMENT DESIGNING, BUILDING, AND OPERATING A LONG- CONCENTRATIONS TERM INSTRUMENTATION NETWORK IN THE OMEGA 246-10 5:00 PM Doyle, Thomas*: MODELING APPLICATIONS TO CAVE SYSTEM, VA, USA: RESULTS AFTER THE FORECAST SEA-LEVEL RISE AND COASTAL HABITAT FIRST YEAR MIGRATION UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE 245-13 4:45 PM Cresswell, Jacque N.*; van Hengstum, Peter J.; 246-11 5:15 PM Ridge, Justin T.*; Rodriguez, Antonio B.: COUPLING Iliffe, Thomas M.: THE RECOVERY OF BENTHIC OYSTER REEF WITH SALTMARSH ENHANCES CARBON FORAMINIFERA IN A SUBMARINE CAVE FOLLOWING STORAGE IN THE FACE OF SEA-LEVEL RISE AN ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE IN 1941 CE
262 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 247-4 247-3 247-2 247-1 Jean M. Self-Trail andMarciM. Robinson,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room342 Terrestrial andMarineSystems T140. LatePaleocene Eventsin andEarly EoceneHyperthermal SESSION NO. 247 247-14 247-13 247-12 247-11 247-10 247-9 247-8 247-7 247-6 247-5 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM THE RECORDOFCENOZOICATMOSPHERIC CO Conde, GiselleD.*; J.: Retallack, Gregory IMPROVING RAYNOLDSII FROM GINKGOADIANTOIDES ANDPLATANITES HYPERTHERMAL USINGSTOMATAL INDEX VALUES OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2ACROSS THE PETM Barclay, RichardS.*; Wing, ScottL.: ESTIMATES MAXIMUM PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL DURING THE Wing, ScottL.*: TERRESTRIALFLORALCHANGE CARBON INJECTIONACROSS THE PETM EXCURSIONS, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE RATE OF INTERPRETING GEOLOGICALCARBONISOTOPE OF ANOVEL EMPIRICALFRAMEWORK FOR Kirtland Turner, Sandra*; Ridgwell, Andy: DEVELOPMENT NORTH AMERICA STOMATAL INDEXOFFOSSILGINKGOLEAVES FROM OCEAN THERMAL MAXIMUM3AT WALVIS RIDGE, SEATLANTIC Roehl, Ursula: BIOTIC RESPONSE TO EARLY EOCENE Thomas, Ellen*; Balestra, Barbara; Monechi,Simonetta; MAXIMUM PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL FORAMINIFERAL EXTINCTIONDURING THE ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABILITY IN THE BENTHIC THE ROLE OFPOPULATION PATCHINESS AND D’haenens, Simon*; André; Bornemann, Speijer, P.: Robert JORDAN FROM THE PETMINTERVAL OFASHELFSECTIONIN Mutterlose, Jörg: CALCAREOUSNANNOFOSSILS Giraldo Gómez, Victor Manuel*; Christian; Linnert, WESTERN U.S. GULFCOAST PALEOCENE EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUMIN THE RESPONSE TOPeplau, THE ReginaL.*: FLORAL TURBIDITE PACKAGES SEDIMENTALOGICAL ANALYSIS OF100’SSTACKED ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN: EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUMLITHOFACIES Powars, David S.*; Edwards, LucyE.: PALEOCENE- THERMAL MAXIMUM(PETM) CONDITIONS ACROSS THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE COASTAL PLAIN TO RECONSTRUCT ENVIRONMENTAL UTILIZING THE MOLLUSKFAUNA OF THE ATLANTIC Spivey, Whittney E.; Bralower, Timothy J.; Thomas, Ellen: Sessa, JocelynA.*; Self-Trail, JeanM.; Robinson,MarciM.; SECTIONS INMARYLAND ANDNEWJERSEY A STUDY OFEXPANDED RECORDSFROM SHELF THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM: MALFORMATION INNANNOPLANKTON SPECIESFROM Bralower, Timothy J.*; Self-Trail, JeanM.; Kump, LeeR.: BREAK EOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM CONTINENTAL NORTH AMERICADURING THE EARLY Nathan D.: TEMPERATURE SEASONALITYIN Hyland, EthanG.*; Huntington, Katharine W.; Sheldon, ETM2 ANDH2 ZONE OF THE EARLY EOCENEHYPERTHERMALS Chew, Amy E.*: MAMMALBODY SIZECHANGEIN THE STRUCTURE OF THE PAST METHODS FORRECONSTRUCTING FOREST BUILDING AFORESTFROM THE LEAVES: ISOTOPIC Graham, Heather V.*; Wing, ScottL.; Freeman, H.: Katherine 1–4 November 2 WITH •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 247-15 248-13 248-12 248-11 248-10 248-9 248-8 248-7 248-6 248-5 248-4 248-3 248-2 248-1 Adam David Sproson,David Selby andJames R. Presiding Ebert, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room337 Paleontological Society) Geology);Sedimentary GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary T142. The Middle Paleozoic World (SEPM(Societyfor SESSION NO. 248 5:15 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM OPTIMUM IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC (IODPSITEU1408) EVOLUTION AT THE MIDDLEEOCENECLIMATIC NANNOPLANKTON POPULATION DYNAMICS AND Newsam, Cherry*; Bown, Paul: CALCAREOUS KELLWASSER EXTINCTIONRECORDSFROM DEEP Day, Jed*; Witzke, J.; Brian Preslicka, James: AND CHLOROPHYLL DERIVATIVES BIOTIC CRISIS: CLUESFROM NITROGEN ISOTOPES CONDITIONS AMIDST THE FRASNIAN-FAMMENIAN Cohen, Phoebe; Boyer, DianaL.: ENVIRONMENTAL Uveges, Benjamin Iglar*;Thornton Junium, K.; Christopher DEVONIAN TREE, TRANSPORT ANDBIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE LATE Wilson, JonathanP.*; Brigitte: Meyer-Berthaud, WATER DEVONIAN ORDOVICIAN THROUGH FROM THE DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX REEFS: REGIONAL TRENDS INREEFFACIES Tierney, Peter W.*: FROM SIMPLEMOUNDS TO REVOLUTION VERTEBRATES DURING THE DEVONIAN NEKTON DIVERSIFICATION OFAMMONOIDSAND D.*;Whalen, Christopher Briggs, DerekE. G.: OPPORTUNITIES ANDOBSTACLES ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGEIN THE PELAGIC REALM: TIMELINES OFMID-PALEOZOIC BIOTIC AND Sadler, Peter*: INTEGRATED ANDFINELY-RESOLVED HABITAT USE EXHIBITED MODERNFORM-DEPENDENTMODESOF REVOLUTION: PALEOZOIC JAWLESS FISHES Sansom, Sr., Ivan J.: THESILURIANNEKTON Sallan, Lauren*; Friedman, Matt; Sansom,Robert; BIOTICALLY-INDUCED SOILS AS CLUES TO THE DEVELOPMENTOFEARLY MINERAL INTERACTIONS, ANDBIOTIC WEATHERING TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS: STRUCTURE, ORGANIC- COVERS ASMODERNANALOGUES OFEARLY Mitchell, RiaL.*; Kenrick, Paul: CRYPTOGAMIC GROUND ALEXANDER TERRANE ALASKA’S SILURIAN–DEVONIAN EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGYIN THE INFLUENCEOFCALEDONIDEOROGENESIS ON Soja, ConstanceM.*; White, Brian; Antoshkina,AnnaI.: BIOTIC CHANGE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL, OCEANOGRAPHIC, AND (SILURIAN) OFGOTLAND, SWEDEN: IMPLICATIONS STRATIGRAPHY FOR THE LATE LUDFORDIAN PAIRED SULFURANDCARBONISOTOPE Young, SethA.*; MatsE.; Eriksson, Owens, Jeremy D.: BOUNDARY LOWSTAND: EUSTASY AT THE SILURIAN-DEVONIAN James R.*:Ebert, RISING, FALLING, HIGHSTAND OR CLUMPED ISOTOPES DEVONIAN BOUNDARY: INSIGHTSFROM OSMIUMAND EVIDENCE FORGLACIATION ACROSS THE SILURIAN- M.;Cedric Slavik, Ladislav; James R.; Ebert, Zhao, Wenjin: Sproson, AdamDavid*; Selby, David; Hladil,Jindrich; John, BASIN OF CHANGING VOLATILITY FROM THE APPALACHIAN CHANGE RECASTINANEW TIME SCALE: EVIDENCE SILURIAN-DEVONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL ANDBIOTIC Emsbo, Poul; Thomka, James R.; Zambito, James: E.*;Brett, Carlton McLaughlin,Patrick I.; Baird,Gordon C.; ARCHAEOPTERIS (CALLIXYLON) SESSION NO. 248
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CARBONATE RAMP AND SHALLOW PLATFORM 249-12 4:30 PM Hubbard, Dennis*: FACIES ARCHITECTURE AND SETTINGS IN CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN HOLOCENE CORAL 248-14 4:55 PM Roller, Goetz*: 187RE - 187OS NUCLEAR REEFS OF THE WESTERN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC GEOCHRONOMETRY: DATING RADIOACTIVE 249-13 4:45 PM Stanley, Steven M.*: HABITATS, MARINE LIFE, AND DEVONIAN BLACK GAS SHALES (USGS SDO-1) HISTORY OF A TRANSGRESSIVE BARRIER-ISLAND 248-15 5:10 PM Cramer, Bradley D.*: WHAT’S A FEW CM’S BETWEEN (OR SPIT)-LAGOON SYSTEM: PALEOECOLOGY FRIENDS? PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC DIACHRONEITY AND FATE OF THE INCREDIBLY DIVERSE TROPICAL AND THE GSSP CONCEPT AT THE DEVONIAN- BIVALVE FAUNA OF THE PLIOCENE PINECREST CARBONIFEROUS BOUNDARY FORMATION OF FLORIDA 5:00 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS SESSION NO. 249 T148. Cenozoic Evolution of Tropical Biota and Environments SESSION NO. 250 III: A Session Honoring the Contributions of Ann F. Budd (SEPM T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Paleontological Society) Proxies, and Models I (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 310 Division; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) James S. Klaus, Kenneth G. Johnson, Francesca R. Bosellini and Thomas 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 Stemann, Presiding A. D. Muscente, Natalia Bykova, Jesse S. Broce and James D. Schiffbauer, 249-1 1:30 PM Grossman, Ethan L.*; Robbins, John A.; Tao, Kai; Presiding Rachello-Dolmen, Paola G.; Saxena, Divya; O’Dea, 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Aaron: STABLE ISOTOPE EVIDENCE FOR DECLINING 250-1 1:35 PM Liu, Alexander G.*: THE ROLE OF FRAMBOIDAL PYRITE FRESHWATER INPUT TIED TO PLIO-PLEISTOCENE AND SULFUR CYCLING IN EDIACARAN TAPHONOMY FAUNAL OVERTURN IN THE CARIBBEAN 250-2 1:50 PM Cui, Huan*; Kaufman, Alan J.; Xiao, Shuhai; Cao, Hansheng; 249-2 1:45 PM Rachello-Dolmen, Paola G.*; O’Dea, Aaron; Grossman, Peek, Sara; Liu, Xiao-Ming; Min, Xiao; Cai, Yaoping; Ethan L.; Jackson, Jeremy B.C.: TROPICAL AMERICA Peng, Yongbo; Schiffbauer, James D.: ENVIRONMENTAL PALEOBIOLOGY DATABASE: INTEGRATING BIOTIC CONTEXT FOR ANIMAL BIOMINERALIZATION AND AND GEOCHEMICAL DATA TO EXPLORE DRIVERS OF FOSSIL PYRITIZATION IN THE TERMINAL EDIACARAN EVOLUTION AND ECOLOGICAL CHANGE PERIOD 249-3 2:00 PM Khameiss, Belkasim*; Hoyt, William H.; El Ebaidi, Saad K.; 250-3 2:05 PM Muscente, A.D.*; Xiao, Shuhai: A MODEL FOR THE Muftah, Ahmed M.; Klaus, James S.; Budd, Ann F.: PRESERVATION OF SHELLS AS CARBONACEOUS A PRELIMINARY DOCUMENTATION OF THE CORAL FOSSILS BASED ON TAPHONOMIC OBSERVATIONS REEFS FROM LIBYA AND EXPERIMENTS 249-4 2:15 PM Parsons-Hubbard, Karla*; McGuire, Casey; Kay, 250-4 2:20 PM Pruss, Sara B.*; Dwyer, Camille H.; Smith, Emily F.; Cria; Herrmann, Megan: DIFFICULTIES WITH THE Macdonald, Francis A.; Tosca, Nicholas; Faggetter, Luke; DEATH ASSEMBLAGE AS A RECORD OF RECENT Zhang, Ziqiu: PHOSPHATIC AND GLAUCONITIC FOSSIL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN A REEF LAGOON PRESERVATION LINKED TO REDOX OSCILLATIONS IN SYSTEM CAMBRIAN OCEANS 249-5 2:30 PM Locatelli, Emma Rose*; Briggs, Derek; Stemann, Thomas; 250-5 2:35 PM Marroquín, Selva M.*; Martindale, Rowan C.; Fuchs, Dirk; Portell, Roger W.; Means, Harley; Donovan, Stephen K.: Gill, Benjamin C.; Them, II, Theodore R.: EXCEPTIONALLY LEAVES FROM THE SEA: A FLORA FROM THE PRESERVED OCTOBRACHIA COLEOIDS FROM THE PLIOCENE BOWDEN FORMATION OF JAMAICA FIRST EARLY JURASSIC LAGERSTÄTTE IN NORTH 249-6 2:45 PM Santodomingo, Nadiezhda*; Johnson, Kenneth: AMERICA UNDERSTANDING THE MURKY HISTORY OF THE 250-6 2:50 PM Manning-Berg, A.R.*; Kah, L.C.: GEOCHEMICAL CORAL TRIANGLE: MIOCENE CORALS AND REEF CONSTRAINTS ON THE DEPOSITION OF MICROFOSSIL- HABITATS OF INDONESIA BEARING EARLY DIAGENETIC CHERT IN THE 249-7 3:00 PM Nebelsick, James H.*; Mancosu, Andrea: SEA URCHIN PROTEROZOIC ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE MIOCENE OF SARDINIA 250-7 3:05 PM Gannon, Michelle E.*; Aharon, Paul; Pérez-Huerta, Alberto: AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO RECONSTRUCTING MICROSTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN FOSSIL GIANT OCEANOGRAPHIC AND CLIMATE CONDITIONS OF CLAM SHELLS THROUGH 200 KA: INITIAL RESULTS THE MEDITERRANEAN TETHYS 3:20 PM BREAK 3:15 PM BREAK 250-8 3:35 PM Hood, Ashleigh*; Planavsky, Noah; Wallace, Malcolm W.; 249-8 3:30 PM Johns, Griffin Stephen*; Leonard-Pingel, Jill: Gueguen, Bleuenn; Wang, Xiangli: CRYOGENIAN REEF PALEOECOLOGICAL SHIFTS IDENTIFIED THROUGH COMPLEXES AS PROXIES FOR PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC BIVALVE ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE BOWDEN AND CONDITIONS AT THE DAWN OF ANIMAL LIFE PORT MORANT FORMATIONS IN THE PLIOCENE AND PLEISTOCENE 250-9 3:50 PM Bykova, Natalia*; Gill, Benjamin C.; Grazhdankin, Dmitriy; Xiao, Shuhai: USING GEOCHEMICAL TOOLS TO 249-9 3:45 PM Klaus, James S.*; Meeder, John; McNeill, Donald F.; STUDY EDIACARAN MACROORGANISMS FROM THE Woodhead, Jon: MIDDLE PLIOCENE CORAL REEFS OF KHATYSPYT FORMATION, OLENEK UPLIFT, SIBERIA THE FLORIDA PLATFORM 250-10 4:05 PM Webster, Mark*; Caron, Jean-Bernard; Gaines, Robert; 249-10 4:00 PM Stemann, Thomas*: PLIO-PLEISTOCENE TURNOVER ON Mángano, Gabriela: CONTENT, NATURE, AND SILICLASTIC DOMINATED REEFS FROM JAMAICA SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RIFLE RANGE LAGERSTÄTTE 249-11 4:15 PM McNeill, Donald F.*; Diaz, Viviana; Klaus, James S.; Swart, (EAGER FORMATION, EARLY CAMBRIAN), Peter K.; Pourmand, Ali; Woodhead, Jon; da Gama, Rui; CRANBROOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA Medina, Daniel: THE MIDDLE PLEISTOCENE REEF 250-11 4:20 PM Dornbos, Stephen Q.*; Oji, Tatsuo; Kanayama, Akihiro; TRANSITION: CHANGES IN CORALS AND REEF Gonchigdorj, Sersmaa: A NEW BURGESS SHALE-TYPE ARCHITECTURE AS RECORDED IN THE DOMINICAN DEPOSIT FROM THE EDIACARAN OF WESTERN REPUBLIC CORE TRANSECT MONGOLIA
264 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 251-12 251-11 251-10 251-9 251-8 251-7 251-6 251-5 251-4 251-3 251-2 251-1 Jere H. Presiding Hart, LippsandMalcolmBarrie 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room316 Society; Paleontological Research Institute) (CushmanFoundation;and ChemicalChanges Paleontological T154. Phanerozoic Evolution intheOceans: Effects of Warming SESSION NO. 251 250-14 250-13 250-12 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM Bottjer, David J.*: GEOBIOLOGYANDPALEOGENOMICS PALEOZOIC O’Neil, Ellen: SEAWEEDEARLY THROUGH TIME: THE Xiao, Shuhai; Schiffbauer, James D.; LeRoy, Matthew; LoDuca, Steven T.*; Wu, Mengyin; Zhao, Yuanlong; SHALE, AUNIQUE EARLY CAMBRIANLAGERSTÄTTE AND DEPOSITIONALSETTINGOF THE EMUBAY James; Garcia-Bellido, Diego: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL R.*;Gaines, Robert Paterson, John; Jago, Jim; Gehling, DISCUSSION STUDIES PALEOCLIMATIC ANDPALEOCEANOGRAPHIC AND BONES: IMPLICATIONS FORPALEOECOLOGICAL, ISOTOPIC VARIATIONS INMODERNCETACEAN TEETH Wang, Yang*; Ciner, Burcu; Parker, William: OXYGEN (FORAMINIFERA) ON THE EVOLUTION OFGIGANTISM INFUSULINACEA Richardson, SusanL.*: APHYLOGENETICPERSPECTIVE IMPLICATIONS FORGLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN (DARRIWILIAN) OFARGENTINA: RECORDS OFCARBONATE ANDORGANICMATTER, Henderson, MilesA.*; Kah,LindaC.: PAIRED ISOTOPE THE PAST IMPACT ONPHOTOSYMBIOTIC REEFECOSYSTEMSOF Stanley, Jr., GeorgeD.*; Lipps, JereH.: OCEANCHANGE: PALEOCENE-EARLY EOCENEOCEANS WATER OXYGENATION CONDITIONSIN THE LATE BENTHIC FORAMINIFERALI/CARECORDINGBOTTOM Andy; Scher, Howie D.; Rickaby, RosalindE.M.; Lu,Zunli: Zhou, Xiaoli*; Thomas, Ellen; M.E.;Winguth, Arne Ridgwell, (TURONIAN) ULTRATHERMAL PLANKTON DURING THE LATE CRETACEOUS STASIS ANDSPECIES TURNOVER OFCALCAREOUS Huber, Brian T.*; Petrizzo, Rose; Maria Watkins, David K.: BREAK PACIFIC PALEOGENE (K/PG)BOUNDARY IN THE TROPICAL CRETACEOUS/ACIDIFICATIONPRIOR TO THE EXTINCTIONS, DISSOLUTION, ANDOCEAN MacLeod, Kenneth G.; Thomas, Deborah J.: BIOTIC Dameron, Serena*; Leckie, R. Mark; Kendra Clark, R.; PETM FROM BORON PROXY RECORDS QUANTIFYING PALEOCEAN ACIDIFICATION AT THE Eggins, StephenM.; Rosenthal, Yair; Zachos, James C.: Hoenisch, Baerbel*; Haynes, Laura L.; Penman, Donald; AND BIOLOGY PRODUCTION: INSIGHTS FROM CHEMISTRY, CLIMATE CENOZOIC TRENDS INSHALLOW-WATER CARBONATE Hallock, Pamela*; Mateu Vicens, Guillem; Pomar, Luis: ENERGETICS TO OCEAN ACIDIFICATION Finnegan, Seth: THESENSITIVITYOFCALCIFICATION Spalding, Christopher*; Fischer, Woodward W.; RECOGNITION IN THE GEOLOGICALRECORD ON FORAMINIFERAINMODERNSEASANDITS W.:Christopher Matthew; Leighton,Andrew D.; Pettit, Laura; Smart, MalcolmBarrie*; Hall-Spencer,Hart, Jason M.; Hampton, OCEANS: THE FORAMINIFERALRECORD Langer, R.*: Martin PHANEROZOIC CHANGESIN THE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE IMPACT OFOCEANACIDIFICATION 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 252-14 252-13 252-12 252-11 252-10 252-9 252-8 252-7 252-6 252-5 252-4 252-3 252-2 252-1 Presiding J.Darrin Molinaro, CarolynM. AmelindaE. Furlong, Webb J. andGary Motz, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room315 Systems III(Paleontological Society) T160. Topics inPaleoecology: ModernAnaloguesandAncient SESSION NO. 252 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM IN SOUTHERNUTAH SUPPORT ANUPDATED UPPER CRETACEOUS KAIPAROWITS FORMATION Chin, Karen*: DINOSAUR COPROLITES FROM THE MORTALITIES UTAH, USA: IMPLICATIONS FORANCIENTFISHMASS JURASSIC MOENAVE FORMATION OFST. GEORGE, FOSSILIFEROUS CONCRETIONS FROM THE LOWER Milner, Andrew R.C.; Simpson,Edward L.: UNUSUAL, Vitkus, AllisonR.*; Chin,Karen; James Kirkland, I.; FOR FOSSILRODENT PALEOECOLOGY ANALYSES OFMODERNRODENTS ASANALOGUES ECOMORPHOMETRIC, ANDBIOGEOGRAPHIC Jonathan Stanford; McNulty, Kieran P.: USING ISOTOPIC, Fox, David L.*; Haveles, Andrew W.; Keller, MEADE BASIN, GREAT PLAINS, USA FIVE MILLION YEARS OFRODENT PALEODIETS IN THE Haveles, Andrew W.*; Fox, David L.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena: EARLY OLIGOCENE BIODIVERSITY IN THE JOHNDAY BASIN DURING THE AND ANASSESSMENTOFDRIVERSFORCHANGESIN ANALYSES ASPROXIES FORHABITAT OPENNESS Hoffman, Jonathan*; Samuels, JoshuaX.: TOOTH WEAR BREAK CONTROLS ONBIVALVE SKELETAL GROWTH Killam, Daniel*; Clapham,Matthew E.: ENVIRONMENTAL SPONGES, FROM SANSALVADOR, BAHAMAS STUDY OFBIVALVES BIOERODED BYCLIONAIDAE Rasmussen, Bo Wilhelm*; Wall, Alex F.: AQUANTITATIVE SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS POTENTIALS OFSOFT-BODIED ORGANISMSON EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OFPRESERVATION Gibson, Brandt M.*; Darroch,SimonA.F.: AN SALVADOR ISLAND, THE BAHAMAS OF SYNANTHROPIC LIVINGCOMMUNITIESONSAN DEATH ASSEMBLAGES SHOW RAPIDINCORPORATION Wall, Alexander F.*: TAPHONOMIC LAG ONLAND: SNAIL CERVICORNIS AT CORALGARDENS, BELIZE CHRONOLOGICAL PERSISTENCEOFACROPORA Harry; Curran, H. Allen; Lescinsky, HalardL.; Karl: Wirth, Clark, Tara; Busch,James; Biegel,Jenna; LustigIII, Waggoner, Tanner*; Greer, Lisa; Guilderson, Thomas P.; DORUS ASITSASSOCIATED TUBE ENTEROPNEUST (HEMICHORDATA) ANDMARGARETIA OF OESIADISJUNCTA ASACAMBRIAN B.;Christopher Conway Morris, Simon: REDESCRIPTION Nanglu, Karma*; Caron,Jean-Bernard; Cameron, BENTHOS FROM NEWZEALAND PALEOECOLOGICAL TRANSITION INLEVEL-BOTTOM TRIASSIC): NEWOBSERVATIONS OFAMAJOR STRATEGIES IN THE LATE NORIAN(LATE Tackett, Lydia S.*: PROLIFERATION OFAVOIDANCE SHANDONG PROVINCE, CHINA CAMBRIAN (LATE STAGE 5)ZHANGXIAFORMATION, OF THE ARCHAEOCYATH EXTINCTION: MIDDLE METAZOAN FRAMEWORK REEFSIN THE AFTERMATH Dong-Jin; Choh,Suk-Joo: EARLY RECOVERY OF Lee, Jeong-Hyun*; Woo, Jusun; Hong,Jongsun; Lee, DOES IT WORK (AND WHEN DOESITNOT)? MODERN TO RECONSTRUCT PALEOECOLOGY: WHEN USING ANCESTRALSTATE RECONSTRUCTION FROM Simpson, Andrew G.*; Wing, S.L.; Fenster, Charles: SESSION NO. 252
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INTERPRETATION OF HERBIVOROUS DINOSAUR SESSION NO. 254 FEEDING HABITS T187. Geology, Geomorphology, and Biogeography of the Amazon: Integrating Approaches and Disciplines to Understand SESSION NO. 253 the Evolution of a Unique Ecosystem (GSA Quaternary Geology T180. Geoscience in the Public Square: Meeting the Challenges and Geomorphology Division) and Seizing the Opportunities (GSA Geology and Society 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 Division) Carlos Henrique Grohmann and John M. Bates, Presiding 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 307 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Frank Fletcher and Ivor van Heerden, Presiding 254-1 1:45 PM Campbell, Kenneth*: GEOLOGICAL MYSTERIES OF 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AMAZONIA: COINCIDENCE OR CORRELATION 253-1 1:35 PM Boland, Maeve A.*; Seadler, Abigail; Gilley, Meg; 254-2 2:00 PM Bates, John M.*; Capurucho, Joao: EVIDENCE FOR AN Wood, Charlotte: CRAFTING A SHARED MESSAGE: ANCIENT AREA OF ENDEMISM? THE POTENTIAL GEOSCIENCE FOR AMERICA’S CRITICAL NEEDS 2016: INFLUENCE OF LAGO AMAZONAS ON MODERN INVITATION TO A NATIONAL POLICY DIALOGUE AMAZONIAN BIRD DIVERSITY 253-2 1:50 PM Akerlof, Karen L.*: PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF SEA- 254-3 2:15 PM Cracraft, Joel*: USING BIOTIC HISTORY TO INFER LEVEL RISE AND COASTAL ADAPTATION POLICIES ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY IN AMAZONIA 253-3 2:05 PM Rubin, Jeffrey*: THE INTERSECTION OF CLIMATE 254-4 2:35 PM Mori, Scott A.*: BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE BRAZIL NUT CHANGE, GEOSCIENCE, AND EMERGENCY FAMILY MANAGEMENT 254-5 2:50 PM McDonald, Kyle C.*; Campbell, Kenneth; Islam, Rehnuma; 253-4 2:20 PM Stone, George T.*: ON THE RESPONSIBILITY OF Azarderakhsh, Marzi; Cracraft, Joel: EXPLORING THE SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS TO SOCIETY AND PUBLIC GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE AMAZON’S PLANALTO POLICY: THE HAZARDS OF MOUNT ST. HELENS AND WITH NASA UAVSAR DATASETS ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE 254-6 3:05 PM Grohmann, Carlos Henrique*: NEW HIGH-RESOLUTION 253-5 2:35 PM Jones, Glenn*; Warner, Kevin: POPULATION AND DSM/DTM DATA FOR THE AMAZON - PRELIMINARY ENERGY DEMAND GROWTH WILL DRIVE THE 2ºC ANALYSIS WITH SRTM, ASTER GDEM CLIMATE GOAL TOWARDS ADAPTATION 3:20 PM BREAK 253-6 2:50 PM Fletcher, Frank W.*: AN AX TO GRIND: HOW SPECIAL- INTEREST ADVOCATES PROMOTE PSEUDOSCIENCE 254-7 3:35 PM Hoorn, Carina*; Bogota-Angel, Giovanni; AND DECEIVE THE PUBLIC Romero-Baez, Millerlandy; Chemale Junior, Farid; Dino, Rodolfo: MOUNTAIN UPLIFT, CLIMATE, DRAINAGES 253-7 3:05 PM Doss, Paul K.*: GET UP—STAND UP!...PROACTIVE AND BIODIVERSITY IN THE ANDES-AMAZONIAN OUTREACH AS NECESSARY AND INFORMATIVE SYSTEM RESPONSES TO “CRISIS” AND “CHRONIC” GEOLOGICAL EVENTS 254-8 3:55 PM Wong, Corinne I.*; Wortham, Barbara E.; McGee, David; Cruz, Jr., Francisco W.: RECONSTRUCTING LAST 3:20 PM BREAK MILLENNIUM VARIABILITY IN THE SOUTH AMERICAN 253-8 3:35 PM van Heerden, Ivor*: TRANSFORMING AN ACADEMIC MONSOON USING SPELEOTHEM δ18O VALUES FROM CLIMATE FROM POLITICAL CORRECTNESS TO THE AMAZON BASIN TRUTH SEEKING: THE ROCKY ROAD FACED BY 254-9 4:10 PM Novello, Sr., Valdir Felipe*: PALEOCLIMATE WHISTLEBLOWERS RECONSTRUCTION FROM SOUTH AMAZONIA BASED 253-9 3:50 PM Bridger, Kristina*: BRIDGING THE GAP AMONG SPRING ON SPELEOTHEMS BASIN STAKEHOLDERS: HOW TECHNICAL WORKING 254-10 4:25 PM Baker, Paul A.*; Fritz, Sherilyn C.; Dick, Chris W.; GROUPS HELP! Rigsby, Catherine A.: THE GEOLOGICAL EVOLUTION 253-10 4:05 PM Zamzow, Kendra*: TRIBAL VOICES, MINING, AND THE OF THE ANDES AND AMAZON: CONSTRAINING ROLE OF GEOSCIENCE COMMUNICATION PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSES 253-11 4:20 PM Oleniacz, Brittney A.*: WILLY WONKA AND THE NATURAL 254-11 4:45 PM Wheatley, Alexander A.*; Rigsby, Catherine A.; Baker, HISTORY MUSEUM Paul A.: UTILITY OR FUTILITY? ASSESSING THE 253-12 4:35 PM Parizek, Katarin A.*: EDUCATION AND TRANSLATION VALIDITY OF PALEOCURRENT ANALYSIS IN THE THROUGH IMAGES FIELDTRIPS AND REPORTS GUIDE AMAZONIAN ROCK RECORD THE NEED TO INTEGRATE SCIENCE, ENGINEERS AND 254-12 5:00 PM Salenbien, Wout*; Wheatley, Alexander A.; Gonzales, POLICY- AN EGYPTIAN CASE STUDY Lauren; Valdivia, Luis Angel; Ortega, Miguel; Martinez, 253-13 4:50 PM Horner, Timothy*; Thorpe, Whitney; Cardenas, Charles: Jean-Noel; Kay, Richard F.; Rigsby, Catherine A.; GRAVEL RESTORATION ON THE AMERICAN RIVER, Baker, Paul A.: PRELIMINARY SEDIMENTOLOGICAL, CALIFORNIA- SUCCESS AND LONGEVITY OF PALEONTOLOGICAL, AND GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSES ARTIFICIALLY CREATED SALMONID SPAWNING SITES OF THE CENOZOIC SUB-ANDEAN ZONE, MADRE DE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT DECISIONS DIOS, PERU 253-14 5:05 PM Missimer, Thomas M.*; Amy, Gary L.: GREEN STRATEGIES 254-13 5:15 PM Pupim, Fabiano N.*; Sawakuchi, André O.; Mineli, Thays D.; FOR DESALINATION TO MEET FUTURE POTABLE Nogueira, Luciana: LUMINESCENCE AGES OF FLUVIAL WATER SUPPLY NEEDS WHILE MINIMIZING TERRACES IN EASTERN AMAZONIA GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS: COOPERATIVE GEOLOGICAL AND ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS SESSION NO. 255 5:20 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS T192. Lawrence A. Hardie Commemorative Session II (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 Tim K. Lowenstein, Robert V. Demicco and Linda Hinnov, Presiding 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
266 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 256-1 D. Jeffrey Over andDianeL. Kamola,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room343 T197. BasinsII Sedimentary SESSION NO. 256 255-12 255-11 255-10 255-9 255-8 255-7 255-6 255-5 255-4 255-3 255-2 255-1 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:45 PM SILURIAN MEDINA GROUP CHARACTERISTICS OFPENNSYLVANIA’S LOWER Kristin: SEDIMENTOLOGY AND RESERVOIR Anthony, Robin V.*; J.; Dunst,Brian Carter, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS LIME CARBONATE SYSTEMINOKLAHOMA PLAYS: ANEXAMPLEFROM THE GIANTMISSISSIPPIAN PREVAILS INUNCONVENTIONALLY EXPLOITEDOIL Wilson, EdithNewton*: CONVENTIONALWISDOM CARBONATE PLATFORM INNORTH CHINA RECORDED HYDROTHERMAL EVENTONA Yao, Xu*; Zhou, Yaoqi: EARLY PERMIANCHERT COLUMBIA CONTRIBUTIONS FROM NORTHERN BRITISH CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK: A COMPREHENSIVEGLOBAL MID-PROTEROZOIC Galen P.; Spokas, Kasparas; Aseal,Dan: TOWARDS J.*;Bellefroid, Eric Planavsky, NoahJ.; Halverson, GROUP, ZAVKHAN TERRANE, MONGOLIA CRYOGENIANEARLYEDIACARAN TSAGAAN-OLOM TO CO-EXISTING LIMESTONE AND DOLOMITEOF THE Schrag, DanielP: C, CA, ANDMGISOTOPE STUDY OF Bold, Uyanga*; Macdonald,Francis A.; Higgins, JohnA.; PYRENEES, SPAIN BASTURS RUDIST PLATFORM, SOUTH-CENTRAL OF THE UPPERCRETACEOUS COLLADESDE CONTROLS ONFACIES DISTRIBUTION ANDCYCLICITY Drzewiecki, Peter*; Markley, Laura: DEPOSITIONAL LOFER CYCLOTHEM CONTROVERSY JULIAN ALPS(NEITALY): NEWINSIGHTSON THE CYCLES OF THE DACHSTEIN LIMESTONE IN THE Cozzi, Andrea*; Hardie, Lawrence A.: PERITIDAL M-SCALE TRANSITION EVOLUTION ANDANARAGONITE-CALCITE SEA SCALE SEALEVELOSCILLATIONS, STROMATOLITE PERITIDAL CARBONATE RECORD OFMULTIPLE- CYCLOTHEMS OFCHINA: A60+MILLION YEAR LONG PRECAMBRIAN WUMISHAN Zhang, Shihong: THE Hinnov, Linda A.*; Mei,Mingxiang; Wu, Huaichun; STACKED CARBONATE TIDAL FLAT CYCLES CYCLES: IMPLICATIONS FORANALYSIS OFANCIENT Demicco, Robert V.*: ONESEALEVELRISE- TWO BREAK MEMBER, MARS STRUCTURES IN THE <3.7GAGILLESPIELAKE Noffke, Nora*: POSSIBLE(ORNOT) MICROBIAL IMPLICATIONS FORGYPSUMDEPOSITION FOSSIL COLORLESSSULFUR-OXIDIZING BACTERIA? ARE THE MESSINIANSPAGHETTI-LIKE STRUCTURES Giorgio; Gier, Susanne; Lozar, Francesca; Peckmann, Jörn: Simona; Giustetto, Roberto; Birgel,Daniel; Carnevale, Dela Pierre, Francesco*; Natalicchio, Marcello; Ferrando, CULTURE EXPERIMENTS SECULAR VARIATION INSEAWATER MG/CA THROUGH FARMING: CALIBRATING BENTHICFORAMMG/CAFOR Hasiuk, Franciszek*; Jennings, Deserae: FORAM HARDIE LAWRIEA TRIBUTE TO (COCCOLITHOPHORES): (HALIMEDA) ANDCALCITICPLANKTONIC ALGAE CALCIFICATION OFANARAGONITIC BENTHICALGA OF SEAWATER OVER GEOLOGICA TIME ON THE CHANGES IN THE MAGNESIUM/CALCIUM RATIO Stanley, Steven M.*: SIMILAREFFECTSOF 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 256-13 256-12 256-11 256-10 256-9 256-8 256-7 256-6 256-5 256-4 256-3 256-2 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS ONE PEBBLEINASMALLPONDCREATED ALEGACY UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH: HOW RIPPLESFROM Rachel*:O’Brien, THELIBERALARTS AND LATE PALEOGENE PALEOVALLEY DEPOSITS INSIGHTS FROM ZIRCONPROVENANCE ANALYSIS OF ANCESTRY OF THE MISSOURIRIVERHEADWATERS: Theresa M.; Barber, DouglasEdward; Rothfuss, Jennifer L.: Weislogel, Amy K.; L.*; Robert Schwartz, Schwartz, MONTANA LARAMIDE OVERLAP ZONEINSOUTHWESTERN TOPOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE SEVIER- LINKED TOCLIMATIC, THETECTONIC,AND INTERMONTANE VALLEY ANDBASIN DEVELOPMENT Schwartz, K.:Theresa M.*; Robert Schwartz, IN THE SEVIERFORELANDBASIN EFFECTS OFSEALEVELCHANGEONDEPOSITION Kamola, DianeL.*; Myers, Matt; Thompson, Jesse: LOG DATA CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY, AND GEOPHYSICAL WELL- LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY, BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, Δ STAGE) OFMIAMICOUNTY, KANSAS: INTEGRATED SUBGROUP (UPPERPENNSYLVANIAN, MISSOURIAN DEPOSITIONAL BUILD-AND-FILL WITHIN THE ZARAH Robert; Heckel, PhilipH.; Cramer, Bradley D.: Oborny, StephanC.*; Ludvigson,GregA.; Henthorne, SCHWARTZ – ANINSPIRATIONAL TRIBUTE TO ROBERT K. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHCANACCOMPLISH CYCLES, MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY, AND WHAT UPPER DEVONIAN SEDIMENTARY BASINS – TEPHRAS, ASTROCHRONOLOGY ANDDEPOSITONAL RATES IN Kohn, Jennifer; Leskovec, Jenna; Schmitz,Mark: Over, D. Jeffrey*; Tuskes, Katherine; Danielsen,Erika; BREAK LAKES BASIN SEQUENCE DEVELOPMENTIN THE UPPERGREAT M.:Jol, Harry HOLOCENESHORELINEBEHAVIOR AND Thompson, Todd A.*; Johnston,John W.; M.; Loope, Henry CONTINENTAL MARGINARCHITECTURE LEVEL ON THE U.S. ATLANTIC PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE OF MANTLEDYNAMIC TOPOGRAPHY ANDSEA James Miller, Kenneth G.*; Kominz, MichelleA.; Browning, UINTA BASIN, UTAH ANDCOLORADO CRETACEOUS DAKOTA FORMATION, NORTHERN AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE LOWER S.*:Currie, Brian DEPOSITIONALARCHITECTURE NEAR MOAB, UT PALEOTOPOGRAPHY AT THE J-2UNCONFORMITY Stephen T.:Hasiotis, Parrish, Judith Totman*; A.; Chan,Marjorie MOAB, UTAH IN THE JURASSICNAVAJO SANDSTONE EOLIANITE, Stephen T.: A.*;Chan, Marjorie Parrish, Judith Totman; Hasiotis, UTAH ANDCOLORADO, USA FROM UPPERCRETACEOUS FLUVIALDEPOSITSIN SANDINESS OFFLUVIALSTRATIGRAPHY: EXAMPLES CONTROLS ONABRUPT VERTICAL CHANGESIN THE Ellen*;Chamberlin, Hajek,Elizabeth: EVALUATING V.; JamesWright, D.; Kopp, E.: Robert THEROLE DYNAMIC SOFT-SEDIMENT DEFORMATION MESO-SCALE JURASSIC SESSION NO. 256 13
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SESSION NO. 257 MARINE SEDIMENTS AT THE MARSHY HOPE T205. Integration of Microfossils and Sedimentology in BOREHOLE SITE IN SOUTHERN DELAWARE Stratigraphic Analysis (AASP - The Palynological Society; 257-13 4:45 PM Belanger, Christina*; Gurocak-Orhun, Ozlem: BENTHIC SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Cushman Foundation FORAMINIFERAL FAUNAS REVEAL TRANSPORT for Foraminiferal Research; GSA Quaternary Geology and DYNAMICS AND NO-ANALOG ENVIRONMENTS ON A Geomorphology Division) GLACIATED MARGIN (GULF OF ALASKA) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 349/350 257-14 5:00 PM Thomas, Marie Louise*; Warny, Sophie; Bentley, Samuel J.; Jarzen, David M.; Droxler, André W.; Howell, Ashley L.; Peter P. McLaughlin Jr. and David T. Pocknall, Presiding Harper, Brandon B.; Nittrouer, Charles; Xu, Kehui: 257-1 1:30 PM Miller, Kenneth G.*; Mountain, Gregory S.; Browning, CLIMATIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS IN James V.; Katz, Miriam: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY THE GULF OF PAPUA, PAPUA NEW GUINEA, DURING BACK TO BASICS: SEA-LEVEL AND CLIMATE THE BØLLING-ALLERØD, YOUNGER DRYAS, AND INFLUENCES ON SEQUENCE ARCHITECTURE MELTWATER PULSE-1B: A PALYNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 257-2 1:45 PM Browning, James V.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Hodgson, David M.; 257-15 5:15 PM Christie, Margaret*; Martin, Ronald E.; McLaughlin, Jr., Katz, Miriam E.; Mountain, Gregory S.: CONSTRAINING Peter P.; Pizzuto, James: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CLINOTHEMS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: GROUND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CHANGING WATER TRUTHING MODELS WITH SEISMIC, LOGS, AND CORES QUALITY OF THE TIDAL CHRISTINA RIVER, DELAWARE FROM NEW JERSEY EXPEDITION 313 FROM 1600 YBP TO PRESENT 257-3 2:00 PM Gallegos, Gabriel E.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James V.; Iscimen, Turan; Monteverde, Donald H.; SESSION NO. 258 Sugarman, Peter J.: CORRELATION AND IMPLICATIONS Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, OF EARLY MIOCENE ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE Presidential Address, and Annual Business Meeting SEQUENCES, NEW JERSEY COASTAL PLAIN (LEGS 150X AND 174AX) AND SHELF (EXPEDITION 313) 3:00 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 257-4 2:15 PM Altiner, Demir*; Özkan-Altiner, Sevinç; Yilmaz, Rebecca A. Lange, Presiding Ismail Omer; Atakul-Özdemir, Ayse: FORAMINIFERAL 258-1 3:00 PM Ewing, Rodney C.*: MSA ROEBLING MEDAL LECTURE - BIOSTRATIGRAPHY IN THE BASHKIRIAN-MOSCOVIAN THE SCIENCE-POLICY INTERFACE BOUNDARY BEDS (TAURIDES, TURKEY): EVIDENCE 258-2 3:30 PM Tosca, Nicholas*: MSA AWARD LECTURE: MINERALOGY FOR GLACIO-EUSTATIC SEA-LEVEL CHANGE IN THE AS A BRIDGE BETWEEN GEOCHEMISTRY AND EARTH EARLY PENNSYLVANIAN HISTORY 257-5 2:30 PM Lopes, Gilda Maria R.*; Mangerud, Gunn; Clayton, Geoff; 258-3 4:00 PM Shirey, Steven B.*: MSA PRESIDENTIAL Mørk, Atle: NEW INSIGHTS ON EAST FINNMARK ADDRESS: DIAMOND — PREMIER MINERAL FOR PLATFORM PALYNOSTRATIGRAPHY – TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE GEOLOGY OF THE DEEP EARTH A MISSISSIPPIAN (EARLY CARBONIFEROUS) 4:30 PM ANNUAL MSA BUSINESS MEETING PALYNOZONATION OF THE BARENTS SEA AREA 257-6 2:45 PM Pocknall, David T.*; Hohman, John: PALYNOLOGY AND SESSION NO. 259 SEDIMENTOLOGY/STRATIGRAPHY OF THE BAKKEN FORMATION, NORTH DAKOTA T77. Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management II (GSA Hydrogeology 257-7 3:00 PM Munsterman, Dirk K.*; Verreussel, Roel; Houben, Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) Sander; Kerstholt-Boegehold, Susan: THE VALUE OF QUANTITATIVE PALYNOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY 3:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 IN PROVIDING NEW INSIGHTS INTO REGIONAL Bruce A. Heise, F. Edwin Harvey and Jason P. Kenworthy, Presiding TECTONO-STRATIGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT AND 3:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CLIMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE LATE JURASSIC OF THE NETHERLANDS 259-1 3:45 PM Springer, Kathleen B.*; Manker, Craig R.; Scott, Eric; Pigati, Jeffrey S.; Mahan, Shannon A.: THE GEOLOGY, 257-8 3:15 PM McLaughlin, Jr., Peter P.*; Thornburg, Jesse D.; Quinn, PALEOHYDROLOGY AND FOSSILS OF TULE SPRINGS Heather; Miller, Kenneth G.; Brenner, Gilbert J.: SYNTHESIS FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, NEVADA: A OF THE PALYNOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE POTOMAC LATE PLEISTOCENE TREASURE TROVE FORMATION IN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGION OF THE UNITED STATES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR AQUIFER 259-2 4:05 PM Hardy, Fabian*; Bonde, Aubrey: OLD BONES AND NEON CORRELATION SIGNS: A CENTURY OF RESEARCH AT TULE SPRINGS FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT 3:30 PM BREAK 259-3 4:20 PM Davis, Larry E.*; Singler, Caroline; McDermaid, Stevie; 257-9 3:45 PM Sugarman, Peter J.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, Pollock, Gayle L.; Eves, Robert L.: HYMENOPTERA TRACE James V.; McLaughlin, Jr., Peter P.: DECIPHERING FOSSILS FROM THE COPRINISPHAERA ICHNOFACIES COMPLEX DELTAIC AND NEARSHORE FACIES USING IN THE PINK MEMBER OF THE CLARON FORMATION, INTEGRATIVE SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY, MAGOTHY PANSAUGUNT PLATEAU, BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL FORMATION (UPPER TURONIAN-CAMPANIAN), NEW PARK, UTAH JERSEY AND DELAWARE 259-4 4:35 PM Pigati, Jeffrey S.*; Muhs, Daniel R.; McGeehin, John P.: ON 257-10 4:00 PM Ketani, Raphael*: THE SEDIMENTOLOGY AND THE IMPORTANCE OF STRATIGRAPHIC CONTROL FOR STRATIGRAPHY OF THE UPPER CRETACEOUS STRATA VERTEBRATE FOSSIL SITES IN CHANNEL ISLANDS UNDER THE FRESH KILLS AND BROOKFIELD AVENUE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA USA: AN EXAMPLE LANDFILLS STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK FROM A LAST-GLACIAL-AGE MAMMOTH SITE 257-11 4:15 PM Denison, Christopher N.*: RE-EVALUATION OF THE 259-5 4:50 PM Smith, Elliott*; Stirling, Trinity; Boodhoo, Thea; Jimenez, WILCOX AND CLAIBORNE OF CENTRAL TEXAS AS Marie; Chure, Daniel J.: THE IN-SITU EXHIBIT OF A MESOTIDAL COASTAL DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEM: CARNEGIE QUARRY, DINOSAUR NATIONAL SEDIMENTOLOGY, ICHNOLOGY AND PALYNOLOGY MONUMENT: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN IDEA 257-12 4:30 PM Fisher, Keri A.*; McLaughlin, Jr., Peter P.: STRATIGRAPHY 259-6 5:05 PM Molnia, Bruce F.*; Deaton, Laura E.; Angeli, Kim M.: AND PALYNOMORPH ASSEMBLAGES OF MIOCENE DYNAMICS OF BERING AND MALASPINA GLACIERS, WRANGELL ST. ELIAS NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA
268 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 262
SESSION NO. 260 261-11 10:30 AM Johnson, Aaron W.*; Gouzie, Douglas R.; Gutierrez, GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Melida; McAliley, L. Rex: CURRENT STATE OF METAL Lecture TOXICITY AND REMEDIATION IN THE TRI-STATE MINING DISTRICT, USA 4:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Ballroom IV 261-12 10:45 AM Chew, Edward S. Schuyler*; Chief, Karletta; Madeline E. Schreiber, Presiding Serrat-Capdevila, Aleix; Smith, Jr., William; Busch, David; 260-1 4:30 PM Voss, Clifford I.*: HIGHLIGHTS OF 2015 BIRDSALL- Morgan, Kameron: A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH DREISS LECTURES: SIMPLE MODELING OF LARGE TO CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND WATER RESOURCES AQUIFERS, VARIABLE-DENSITY GROUNDWATER- MANAGEMENT FOR THE PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE FLOW, AND PERMAFROST INTERACTION WITH 261-13 11:00 AM Hayes, Emily Blythe*; Nicholson, Kirsten N.; Neumann, GROUNDWATER Klaus; Dowling, Carolyn B.: EXAMINATION AND ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION AND GENERALIZED WATER QUALITY ALONG MT. EVEREST BASE CAMP WEDNESDAY, 4 NOVEMBER 2015 HIGHWAY, SAGARMATHA NATIONAL PARK, NEPAL 261-14 11:15 AM Egendorf, Sara Perl*; Cheng, Zhongqi; Sutton, Norma Lenora: HEALTHY URBAN GARDENING AND SOIL CONTAMINANT MITIGATION: THE NEW YORK CITY MORNING ORAL CLEAN SOIL BANK PROGRAM 261-15 11:30 AM Parizek, Richard R.*; Parizek, Katarin A.; El Gohary, Amr; TECHNICAL SESSIONS Gold, David; Walters, Elizabeth J.; Alexander, Shelton S.: PASSIVE METHODS FOR CONTROLLING RISING WATER LEVELS FOR HIERAKONPOLIS-TEMPLETOWN, SESSION NO. 261 OTHER ANTIQUITIES, HOMES AND FARMLAND Environmental Geoscience 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 339 SESSION NO. 262 Matthew M. Crawford, Presiding Geoscience Education 261-1 8:00 AM Peyraube, Nicolas*; Lastennet, Roland; Denis, Alain; 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 338 Malaurent, Philippe; Villanueva, Jessica, Denila: NATURAL Eric J. Pyle, Carol J. Ormand and Don Duggan-Haas, Presiding VENTILATION OF A CAVE, IMPACTS OF SEASONAL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AND DIURNAL TEMPERATURES VARIATIONS ON AIR EXCHANGES 262-1 8:15 AM Coldsmith, Jordan*; Sliko, Jennifer L.: CAN ONLINE LABS REPLACE TRADITIONAL LABS? 261-2 8:15 AM Fink, Sam P.*; Ali, K. Adem: CLASSIFICATION AND CHANGE DETECTION OF LAND COVER TYPES IN 262-2 8:30 AM Mora, German*: THE PACE AT WHICH STUDENTS ST. THOMAS, U.S VIRGIN ISLANDS USING LANDSAT MASTER SCIENTIFIC ABILITIES IN SCAFFOLDED MSS,TM, ETM+ AND OLI DATA LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS OF AN INTRODUCTORY ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE COURSE 261-3 8:30 AM Fiore, Alex R.*; Reilly, Timothy J.: VERIFICATION OF HYDRAULIC AND GEOPHYSICAL TESTING USING 262-3 8:45 AM Pizzorusso, Ann C.*: A NEW WAY OF TEACHING SEDIMENT CORES TO IDENTIFY HYDROGEOLOGIC GEOLOGY: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH LIMITATIONS OF WASTEWATER INFILTRATION LAND 262-4 9:00 AM Burkhart, Patrick*: FRUSTRATIONS OF A CAREER SPENT APPLICATION FACILITIES PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION: WATCHING THE BASELINES SLIDE LESSONS LEARNED WITHIN THE NEW JERSEY 262-5 9:15 AM Marton, Fred*: REFLECTIONS ON POST-EXAM COASTAL PLAIN REFLECTIONS: USING EXAM WRAPPERS AT A TWO- AM 261-4 8:45 AM McLennan, David A.*; Smith, Erika; Latimer, Jennifer C.; YEAR COLLEGE Stone, Jeffery R.: MONITORING BIOGEOCHEMICAL 262-6 9:30 AM Harder, Vicki M.*: USING ACTIVE KINDNESS TO QUELL CYCLES IN A LAKE IMPACTED BY INCREASING INCIVILITY IN ONLINE CLASSES PHOSPHORUS AND HEAVY METALS 262-7 9:45 AM Smith, D. Duncan*; Maher Sobhani, Barbra: GO WITH 261-5 9:00 AM Gosnold, William D.*: CLIMATE CHANGE: RATE WHAT YOU GOT: FACEBOOK IS FINE FOR SOME; VARIATIONS DURING THE PAST 90 YEARS AND STUDENT LEADERS GET WITH LUMINIS GROUP QUANTIFICATION OF INTERNAL FORCING STUDIO 261-6 9:15 AM Bower, Dorine Reed*: CARBON SEQUESTRATION 10:00 AM BREAK IN A TERRESTRIAL/BIOLOGICAL CONTEXT AND INCREASING CO2 EMISSIONS 262-8 10:15 AM Flansburg, Leah B.A.*: INTEGRATING A CROSS- CURRICULAR APPROACH TO AN EARTH SCIENCE WEDNESDAY 261-7 9:30 AM Corcoran, Patricia L.*; Ballent, Anika; Jazvac, Kelly: CURRICULUM PLASTIC DEBRIS: A GLOBALLY PERSISTENT ANTHROPOGENIC MARKER HORIZON IN THE 262-9 10:30 AM Fichter, Lynn S.*: IT’S THE SYSTEM! YES. BUT, WHAT SEDIMENTARY RECORD KIND OF SYSTEM? 261-8 9:45 AM Hasan, Syed E.*; Gbomina, Jr., Harris: EVALUATION OF 262-10 10:45 AM Deike, Ruth*: THE QUESTION, ‘THE EARTH SYSTEM-- ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH IMPACTS OF LAND DOES IT INCLUDE US?’ ENGAGES BOTH STUDENTS APPLICATION OF BIOSOLIDS AND TEACHERS IN A COMBINED EFFORT TO EXPLORE WHERE HUMANKIND FITS IN THE EARTH SYSTEM 261-9 10:00 AM Zhang, Qian*; Olyphant, Greg; Branam, Tracy; Ghanem, Hind: GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF 262-11 11:00 AM Black, Alice*: WHY THE U.S. BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, COAL-COMBUSTION BYPRODUCTS UTILIZED AS PHYSICS SECONDARY COURSE PROGRESSION (BUT CAPPING MATERIALS IN MINE RECLAMATION AND NOT GEOSCIENCES)? PERCEPTIONS OF TEACHERS, IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-TERM WEATHERING IN THE FUTURE TEACHERS, AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AMBIENT ENVIRONMENT 262-12 11:15 AM Miller, Patricia*: MAGFORMER® MINERAL MATH 261-10 10:15 AM Maj, Sarah K.*; Lopez, Dina L.; Kruse, Natalie A.; Bowman, Jennifer R.: NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS IN STREAMS AFFECTED BY ACID MINE DRAINAGE IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 269 SESSION NO. 263
SESSION NO. 263 SESSION NO. 264 Karst: Visualizing Karst through Multiple Disciplines: Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Geochemistry, Geophysics, Remote Sensing, and More 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 331/332 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 Hamada S. Badr and Peter D. Clift, Presiding Daniel H. Doctor, Ellen K. Herman and Lewis Land, Presiding 264-1 8:00 AM Badr, Hamada S.*; DeLuca, Nicole M.; Levin, Naomi E.; 263-1 8:00 AM Decker, David D.*; Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane: Zaitchik, Benjamin F.: ON THE REGIONALIZATION
SUPERCRITICAL CO2 HYPOGENE SPELEOGENESIS: OF AFRICAN PRECIPITATION FOR PALEOCLIMATE A NEW MODEL STUDIES 263-2 8:15 AM Land, Lewis*: CROSSING BOUNDARIES ON PUBLIC 264-2 8:15 AM Michel, Lauren A.*; Tabor, Neil J.; Myers, Timothy S.; Driese, LANDS: AN UPDATE ON GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS OF A Steven G.; Peppe, Daniel J.: COMPARATIVE STUDY OF POTENTIALLY EXTENSIVE CAVE SYSTEM UNDERLYING PRECIPITATION PROXIES FROM MODERN NORTH BLM AND NATIONAL PARK SERVICE UNITS AMERICAN SOILS AND PALEOSOLS FROM RUSINGA 263-3 8:30 AM Elkhazmi, Abdulbaset Taher*: TECTONIC FRACTURES AND MFANGANO ISLANDS, LAKE VICTORIA, KENYA AND DRAINAGE PATTERNS AND THEIR IMPACTS 264-3 8:30 AM Liu, Chang*; Clift, Peter D.; Murray, Richard W; Blusztajn, IN THE EVOLUTION OF KARST AT (AL JABEL AL Jerzy S: CHEMICAL WEATHERING, EROSION AND AKHDER) NE OF LIBYA CASE STUDY: WADI ZAZA PROVENANCE RECORD OF SOUTHWESTERN OF THE AREA REMOTE SENSING AND GIS INVESTIGATION SOUTH CHINA SEA SINCE MIDDLE MIOCENE 263-4 8:45 AM Tinsley, Margaret A.*: ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF 264-4 8:45 AM Bang, Sunhwa*; Lee, Yong Il: THE OCCURRENCE OF THE MARGARET WHITE SPRING ON THE BUFFALO MIDDLE DARRIWILIAN CARBON ISOTOPE EXCURSION NATIONAL RIVER IN KOREAN LOWER PALEOZOIC SUCCESSION AND ITS 263-5 9:00 AM Green, Ronald T.*; Toll, Nathaniel; Bertetti, F. Paul: RAPID PALEOCEANOGRAPHICS IMPLICATIONS CONVEYANCE OF WATER THROUGH A KARST 264-5 9:00 AM Euker, Brandon C.*: A COMPARISON OF THE CARBONATE AQUIFER IN A SEMI‑ARID ENVIRONMENT EFFECTIVENESS OF CMIP5 MODELS AT SIMULATING 263-6 9:15 AM Morozov, Vitaliy A.*; Carpenter, Philip J.: GEOPHYSICAL LAKE LEVEL CHANGES IN THE WESTERN U.S. DURING CHARACTERIZATION OF KARST FEATURES ABOVE AN THE MID-HOLOCENE UNDERGROUND MINE NEAR QUINCY, ILLINOIS 264-6 9:15 AM Hasegawa, Takashi*; Kobiyama, Yosuke; Yonezawa, 263-7 9:30 AM Ebersole, Sandy*; Ritchey, Sophia: COMPARISON OF Shunsuke; Suzuki, Takaaki; Mori, Takami: NED, SRTM, AND LIDAR DATA IN KARST GIS FOR SYNDEPOSITIONAL FORMATION OF CALCAREOUS NORTHERN ALABAMA NODULES ON CRETACEOUS MUDDY SEA FLOOR: POTENTIAL MUDDY NODULE PALEOTHERMOMETRY 263-8 9:45 AM Potter-McIntyre, Sally L.*; Williams, Jason; Phillips-Lander, Charity; O’Connell, Laura G.: 264-7 9:30 AM Li, Yingkui*; Li, Yanan; Liu, Gengnian; Chen, Yixin; Zhang, IDENTIFICATION AND PRESERVATION OVER Mei: COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE CONSTRAINTS ON THE GEOLOGIC TIME OF BIOSIGNATURES IN COLD TIMING OF LITTLE ICE AGE GLACIAL ADVANCES IN SPRING CARBONATES THE EASTERN TIAN SHAN, CHINA 10:00 AM BREAK 9:45 AM BREAK 263-9 10:15 AM Maynard, Joel*; Waters, Brent: BOREHOLE 264-8 10:00 AM Makarova, Maria*; Wright, James D.; Miller, Kenneth G.: GEOPHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A FAULTED DIFFERENTIAL STABLE ISOTOPIC RESPONSE IN KARST AQUIFER SYSTEM IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERA FROM THE PALEOCENE- VIRGINIA EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM, NEW JERSEY COASTAL PLAIN 263-10 10:30 AM Sumrall, Jeanne Lambert*; Sumrall, Jonathan B.: KARST- BASED LEARNING: USING ISLAND KARST AS A 264-9 10:15 AM Milligan, Joseph N.*; Royer, Dana L.: EXPERIMENTAL PLATFORM FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT-BASED CONSTRAINTS ON A NEW LEAF GAS-EXCHANGE METHOD FOR PALEO-CO RECONSTRUCTION LEARNING 2 263-11 10:45 AM DeVivero, Alison E.*; Stalker, Jeremy C.: ISOTOPIC 264-10 10:30 AM Abotalib, Abotalib Z.*; Sultan, Mohamed; ElKadiri, Racha; ANALYSIS OF SOURCE WATERS CONTRIBUTING TO A Heggy, Essam; Saad, Ahmed M: ORIGIN OF THEATER- SUBMARINE SPRING IN SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS HEADED VALLEYS IN THE SAHARA: IMPLICATION FOR OUTFLOW CHANNELS ON MARS 263-12 11:00 AM Miller, Martha*; Tomascak, Paul B.; Hemming, Sidney R.; LeRoy, Sverre L.; Stine, Scott; Zimmerman, Susan H.: 264-11 10:45 AM Sultan, Mohamed*; Emil, Mustafa; Abotalib, Abotalib Z.; GEOCHEMICAL CLIMATE PROXY DEVELOPMENT IN Abouelmagd, Abdou; Alzaharani, Abdullah; Refai, Alaa; TUFA FROM THE MONO BASIN, CALIFORNIA Alqthamy, Khaled; Alaamri, Mohamed; Bahamil, Alaa: NATURE AND TIMING OF THE QUATERNARY WET 263-13 11:15 AM Kochanov, William E.*: REPORT OF ATYPICAL CLIMATIC PERIODS IN NORTH AFRICA AND ARABIA: KARST IN THE DEVONIAN CATSKILL FORMATION, ISOTOPIC, CHRONOLOGIC, AND REMOTE SENSING NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSTRAINTS 263-14 11:30 AM Houillon, Nicolas*; Lastennet, Roland; Malaurent, Philippe; 264-12 11:00 AM Wang, Lixin*; Brook, George A.; Marais, Eugene: SAND Peyraube, Nicolas; Denis, Alain: THE DYNAMICS OF RAMP EVIDENCE FROM SOUTHERN NAMIBIA OF LATE CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE INFILTRATION AREA OF QUATERNARY EPISODES OF GREATER ARIDITY AND A KARST SYSTEM: APPLICATION TO THE LASCAUX STRONGER WINDS CAVE SITE (FRANCE) 263-15 11:45 AM Chiu, Wing Tung Ruby*; Yasuhara, Moriaki; Iwatani, Hokuto; Kitamura, Akihisa; Fujita, Kazuhiko: THE PALEOECOLOGY OF A SUBMARINE CAVE IN OKINAWA, JAPAN FOR THE PAST 7000 YEARS
270 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 266
SESSION NO. 265 265-15 11:45 AM Heim, Noel A.*; Payne, Jonathan L.; Balk, Meghan; Paleontology: Go Big or Go Home: Fossil Range Sizes and Finnegan, Seth; Kowalewski, Michal; Lyons, S. Kathleen; Body Sizes McShea, Dan; Novack-Gottshall, Philip M.; Smith, Felisa A.; Spaeth, Paula A.: HIERARCHICAL COMPLEXITY AND 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 310 THE LIMITS OF ORGANISM SIZE Alexis Rojas and Arjan Mann, Presiding 265-1 8:00 AM Moss, David K.*; Ivany, Linda C.; Judd, Emily J.; Bearden, SESSION NO. 266 Claire E.; Kim, Woo -J.; Cummings, Patrick W.; Artruc, Sediments, Clastic Emily G.; Driscoll, Jeremy R.: LATITUDINAL PATTERNS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 340 IN LIFESPAN AND GROWTH RATE ACROSS MODERN MARINE BIVALVES Peter P. Flaig and Arif M. Sikder, Presiding 265-2 8:15 AM Ritterbush, Kathleen A.*; Foote, Michael: INITIAL 266-1 8:00 AM Martin, Kylara Margaret*; Wood, Warren T: A NEW MODEL SURVIVAL OF MESOZOIC MARINE GENERA: A ROLE OF MARINE SEDIMENT COMPACTION FOR GEOGRAPHIC RANGE BEYOND TEMPORAL AND 266-2 8:15 AM Flaig, Peter P.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Prather, Timothy; TAXONOMIC HETEROGENEITY Jackson, Adam: A TALE OF TWO DELTAS: COMPARATIVE 265-3 8:30 AM Zaffos, Andrew*; Peters, Shanan E.; McMullen, Sharon K.: ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT, “RIVER-DOMINATED” DELTAIC EMPIRICAL PATTERNS OF GEOGRAPHIC RANGE SYSTEMS FROM OUTCROPS OF THE PERMIAN IN SIZE EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION IN MARINE ANTARCTICA AND THE CRETACEOUS OF COLORADO INVERTEBRATES AND TERRESTRIAL MAMMALS ARE 266-3 8:30 AM Wadia, Adil Minoo*: GEOCHEMICAL & PETROGRAPHIC WELL PREDICTED BY A RANDOM WALK ANALYSES OF VOLCANIC ASH IN THE FORMATION OF 265-4 8:45 AM Wang, Steve C.*; Everson, Philip J.; Zhou, Heather J.; CHERT Park, Dasol; Chudzicki, David J.: ADAPTIVE CREDIBLE 266-4 8:45 AM Reed, Robert M.*; Loucks, Robert G.; Milliken, Kitty: INTERVALS ON STRATIGRAPHIC RANGES WHEN CEMENTATION AND GRAIN REPLACEMENT IN AN RECOVERY POTENTIAL IS UNKNOWN ORGANIC-MATTER-RICH MUDROCK: EXAMPLES FROM 265-5 9:00 AM Villarosa Garcia, Marites*: MORPHOLOGICAL DISPARITY THE MISSISSIPPIAN BARNETT SHALE, FORT WORTH LACKS CLEAR BIOGEOGRAPHIC STRUCTURE: A BASIN, TEXAS CASE STUDY USING MODERN COCCOLITHOPHORES 266-5 9:00 AM Sikder, Arif M.*; Horton, Jr., J. Wright: MICROCHEMISTRY (PRYMNESIOPHYCEAE) OF ALTERATION RINDS ON CLASTS IN GRAVEL OF 265-6 9:15 AM Tomasovych, Adam*; Nawrot, Rafal; Zuschin, Martin; THE CRETACEOUS POTOMAC FORMATION, PRINCE Harzhauser, Mathias; Mandic, Oleg: EFFECTS OF GEORGE, VIRGINIA NUMERICAL AND TAXONOMIC RESOLUTION ON 266-6 9:15 AM Alasadi, Fatimah T.*: STORM DEPOSITS ON A MUDDY, COMPOSITIONAL VARIATION REVEAL THE NATURE OF OUTER SHELF, BRENTWOOD LIMESTONE MEMBER, ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS AND LINEAGE-LEVEL BLOYD FORMATION MORROWAN (PENNSYLVANIAN) ECOLOGICAL CONSERVATISM NORTHWEST ARKANSAS 265-7 9:30 AM Hannisdal, Bjarte*; Liow, Lee Hsiang: THE POSEIDON 266-7 9:30 AM Sanders, Shelby Catherine*; Zonneveld, J.P.; Moslow, ADVENTURE: RICHNESS VERSUS COMMONNESS Thomas F.; Haverslew, Beth: BOTTOM CURRENT 9:45 AM BREAK DERIVED BIOCLASTIC HORIZONS IN THE LOWER TRIASSIC MONTNEY FORMATION OF BRITISH 265-8 10:00 AM Rosbach, Stephanie*; Cuomo, Carmela; Bartholomew, COLUMBIA, CANADA Paul R.: CHARACTERIZATION OF “SQUARE OBJECTS” FROM THE BEAR GULCH LIMESTONE (UPPER 266-8 9:45 AM Chambers, Mariah*; Britt, Brooks B.; Chambers, Eric B.; MISSISSIPPIAN, MONTANA) Warren, Audrey: A COMPARISON OF THE FLUVIAL SYSTEMS OF THE SALT WASH AND BRUSHY BASIN 265-9 10:15 AM Cantalapiedra, Juan L.*; Hernández Fernández, MEMBERS OF THE LATE JURASSIC MORRISON AM Manuel; Azanza, Beatriz; Morales, Jorge: CONGRUENT FORMATION PHYLOGENETIC AND FOSSIL SIGNATURES OF MAMMALIAN DIVERSIFICATION DYNAMICS 266-9 10:00 AM O’Connell, Brennan E.*; Dorsey, Rebecca J.; House, P. Kyle; Gootee, Brian: PROCESS SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE 265-10 10:30 AM Starrfelt, Jostein*; Liow, Lee Hsiang: INFERRING TRUE SOUTHERN BOUSE FORMATION NUMBER OF DINOSAUR SPECIES BY ESTIMATING FOSSIL SAMPLING PROBABILITIES 266-10 10:15 AM Schmidt, David*; Stupiansky, Jillian; Steffen, Brian: DEPOSITIONAL INTERPRETATION OF A FOSSIL- 265-11 10:45 AM Griffin, Christopher T.*; Nesbitt, Sterling:DOES THE BEARING STRATUM USING INTEGRATED MAXIMUM BODY SIZE OF THEROPOD DINOSAURS SEDIMENTOLOGICAL AND PALEONTOLOGICAL DATA INCREASE ACROSS THE TRIASSIC-JURASSIC 10:30 AM BREAK
BOUNDARY? USING ONTOGENY AND PHYLOGENY TO WEDNESDAY UNDERSTAND TRANSITIONS IN EARTH HISTORY 266-11 10:45 AM Moecher, Dave*; Hietpas, Jack; Samson, Scott; Kelly, Evan: 265-12 11:00 AM Lyons, S. Kathleen*; Heim, Noel A.; Smith, Felisa A.; Balk, DETRITAL MONAZITE GEOCHRONOLOGY AND Meghan; Finnegan, Seth; Kowalewski, Michał; McClain, TEXTURES PROVE SEDIMENT RECYCLING IN Craig R.; McShea, Dan; Novack-Gottshall, Philip M.; Payne, APPALACHIAN CLASTIC SYSTEMS Jonathan L.: BODY-SIZE EVOLUTION AND ECOLOGICAL 266-12 11:00 AM Kim, MunGi*; Choi, Taejin; Lee, Yong Il: DETRITAL ZIRCON REPLACEMENT IN TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE LATE PALEOZOIC 265-13 11:15 AM Finnegan, Seth*; O’Dea, Aaron; Rodriguez, Felix; PYEONGAN SUPERGROUP IN SOUTHERN KOREA Delvalle, Yadixa: HOW DO PRODUCTIVITY GRADIENTS AND ITS TECTONIC AND PALEOGEOGRAPHICAL INFLUENCE MOLLUSCAN SIZE-FREQUENCY IMPLICATIONS DISTRIBUTIONS? PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM 266-13 11:15 AM Banjade, Bharat*; Kerr, Dennis R.; Moeller, Andreas: A PILOT STUDY ON THE PACIFIC AND CARIBBEAN CARBONIFEROUS PROVENANCE FOR THE SOUTHERN COASTS OF PANAMA MARGIN OF LAURENTIA USING DETRITAL ZIRCON 265-14 11:30 AM Shoemaker, Lauren G.*; Clauset, Aaron: UNIVERSAL U-PB AGES FROM THE MID-PENNSYLVANIAN ATOKA PROCESSES GOVERN BODY MASS EVOLUTION IN SANDSTONE, OUACHITA MOUNTAINS, OK MARINE AND TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 271 SESSION NO. 266
266-14 11:30 AM Wahl, Preston James*; Yancey, Thomas E; Pope, Michael C.; HISPANIC CORRIDOR WAS FORMED AT THE EARLIER Miller, Brent V.; Ayers, Walter B.: U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCON GULF OF MEXICO GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE LATE PALEOCENE EARLY 267-12 11:00 AM Marple, Ronald*; Altamura, Robert J.: DISCOVERY OF EOCENE WILCOX GROUP, EAST-CENTRAL TEXAS SUBMERGED RING STRUCTURES AND BATHYMETRIC 266-15 11:45 AM Omotoye, S.J.*; Fadiya, S.L.; Adesiyan, T.A.; Akinsanpe, LINEAMENTS IN THE WESTERN GULF OF MAINE: O.T.: SEDIMENTOLOGICAL STUDY AND HEAVY FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE GREAT METEOR MINERAL ANALYSIS OF SEDIMENT SAMPLES FROM HOTSPOT TRACK AND A POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION WELL-S, NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA WITH THE 1755 CAPE ANN, MA, EARTHQUAKE
SESSION NO. 267 SESSION NO. 268 Tectonics: Exhumation, Erosion, Subsidence, and Rotation P5. Appalachian Geomorphology I (GSA Quaternary Geology and 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 347/348 Geomorphology Division) Paul Myrow and Liane M. Stevens, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329 267-1 8:00 AM Myrow, Paul M.*; Hughes, Nigel C.; McKenzie, N. Ryan; Frank J. Pazzaglia, Gregory S. Hancock and Sean F. Gallen, Presiding Thompson, Tracy J.; Haddad, Emily E.; Fanning, C. Mark: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE RECORD OF CAMBRIAN AND ORDOVICIAN 268-1 8:15 AM Moucha, Robert*; Ruetenik, Gregory A.: INTERPLAY OROGENESIS IN NORTHERN INDIA AND BHUTAN BETWEEN DYNAMIC TOPOGRAPHY AND FLEXURE 267-2 8:15 AM Uddin, Ashraf*; Chowdhury, Nur Uddin Md. Khaled; Alam, ALONG THE U.S. ATLANTIC PASSIVE MARGIN: Md.I.; Sitaula, Raju P.; Hames, Willis E.: DETRITAL INSIGHTS FROM LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION MODELING HISTORY OF PERMO-CARBONIFEROUS GONDWANAN 268-2 8:45 AM McKeon, Ryan E.*: LONG-TERM LANDSCAPE SEQUENCES OF EASTERN SOUTH ASIA EVOLUTION IN THE APPALACHIANS REVISITED: 267-3 8:30 AM Schultz, Mary*; Hodges, Kip V.; van Soest, Matthijs; CUTTING THE CORD WITH THE PALEOZOIC OROGEN Wartho, Jo-Anne: EXPLORING THE VARIABILITY OF 268-3 9:15 AM Perron, J. Taylor*; Willett, Sean D.; McCoy, Scott W.; Goren, LATE CENOZOIC EXHUMATION RATES ACROSS THE Liran; Chen, Chia-Yu: THE OLD AND THE RESTLESS: HIMALAYAN RAIN SHADOW ACTIVE RIVER BASINS ON A PASSIVE MARGIN 267-4 8:45 AM Armstrong, Taylor F.*; Feng, Lian; Bartholomew, Mervin J.; 268-4 9:45 AM Prince, Philip S.*: SURFICIAL AND TOPOGRAPHIC Rittenour, Tammy M.; Li, Dewei: THE M 6.9 14 APRIL 2010 W SIGNATURE OF DRAINAGE DIVIDE MIGRATION, YUSHU EARTHQUAKE AND A RECORD OF HOLOCENE- SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS LATE PLEISTOCENE PALEOSEISMICITY AT THE RED 10:15 AM BREAK CLIFF ALONG THE ZUOERLA SEGMENT OF THE YUSHU FAULT, QINGHAI PROVINCE, CHINA 268-5 10:30 AM Miller, Scott R.*; Kirby, Eric; Long, Maureen D.; Benoit, Margaret H.; King, Scott D.; Bierman, Paul R.; Sak, Peter B.: 267-5 9:00 AM Wang, Qi*: SLIP BEHAVIOR OF THE 2015 NEPAL MW7.9 LATE CENOZOIC TOPOGRAPHIC REJUVENATION EARTHQUAKE CONSTRAINED BY TELESEISMIC, IN THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS: GEOMORPHIC STATIC AND HIGH-RATE GPS DATA CONSTRAINTS AND GEOPHYSICAL RELATIONSHIPS 267-6 9:15 AM Gumprecht, Sasha W.*: TECTONO-STRATIGRAPHIC FROM THE MAGIC PROJECT EVOLUTION OF THE CENTAUR 3D SURVEY, EXMOUTH 268-6 11:00 AM Willenbring, Jane K.*; Brocard, Gilles Y.; Gasparini, PLATEAU, NORTH WEST SHELF, AUSTRALIA Nicole M.; Crosby, Benjamin T.: PERSISTENT LANDSCAPE 9:30 AM BREAK TRANSIENCE RECORDED BY IN SITU-PRODUCED 10BE 267-7 9:45 AM Anderson, Thomas H.*; Didenko, Alexei; Johnson, Cari; AND NUMERICAL MODELING Khanchuk, Alexander; MacDonald, Jr., James H.: THE 268-7 11:30 AM Bierman, Paul R.*; Portenga, Eric W.; Kirby, Eric: MAPPING MIDDLE JURASSIC MARGIN OF LAURASIA—A RECORD EROSION OF THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS USING OF FAULTING ACCOMMODATING PLATE ROTATION COSMOGENIC 10-BE 267-8 10:00 AM Stevens, Liane M.*; Bendick, Rebecca; Baldwin, Julia A.: SYNCONVERGENT EXHUMATION OF CONTINENTAL SESSION NO. 269 METAMORPHIC CORE COMPLEXES IN THE NORTHERN T17. Metallic Mineral Deposits in the Midcontinent Region of NORTH AMERICAN CORDILLERA North America: Origin and Exploration (Society of Economic 267-9 10:15 AM Restrepo-Moreno, Sergio A.*; Vinasco, Cesar; Foster, Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and David A; Min, Kyoungwon; Noriega, Santiago; Bernet, Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) Matthias; Marin-Ceron, Maria Isabel; Bermudez, Mauricio; 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 343 Botero, Manuela: CENOZOIC ACCRETION AND MORPHO-TECTONIC RESPONSE IN THE NORTHERN Joyashish Thakurta and Edward M. Ripley, Presiding ANDES (COLOMBIA) THROUGH LOW-TEMPERATURE 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THERMOCHRONOLOGY ANALYSES/MODELING 269-1 8:15 AM Ripley, Edward M*; Dong, Shofei; Li, Chusi; Wasylenki, 267-10 10:30 AM Marin-Ceron, Maria Isabel*; Restrepo-Moreno, Laura E.: CU ISOTOPE VARIATIONS BETWEEN Sergio A.; Bernet, Matthias; Foster, David A.; Min, CONDUIT AND SHEET-STYLE NI-CU-PGE SULFIDE Kyoungwon; Pardo-Trujillo, Andres; Barbosa-Espitia, MINERALIZATION IN THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT Ángel Antonio; Kamenov, George D.: THE AMAGA SYSTEM, NORTH AMERICA FORMATION (EOCENE?-MIOCENE) IN THE CAUCA- 269-2 8:30 AM Rossell, Dean*: TAMARACK MAGMATIC NI-CU-PGE PATIA DEPRESSION: A RECORDER OF MAJOR DEPOSIT, MIDCONTINENT RIFT LARGE IGNEOUS MORPHOTECTONIC AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC PROVINCE, MINNESOTA, USA EVENTS BETWEEN THE WESTERN AND CENTRAL CORDILLERAS 269-3 8:45 AM Williams, William C.*; Bornhorst, Theodore J.; Mauk, Jeffrey L.: THE ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF THE WESTERN 10:45 AM Rueda-Gaxiola, Jaime*; Vite DEL Angel, Alberto Osmar; 267-11 SYNCLINE COPPER DEPOSIT, UPPER PENINSULA, Osorio-NicolÁs, Manuel Ángel; De Anda-Garcia, Miguel MICHIGAN Alejandro: PROVENANCE OF METAMORPHIC QUARTZ FROM THE TLAXIACO ANTICLINORIUM PROVED THE 269-4 9:00 AM Mauk, Jeffrey L.*; Emsbo, Poul; Theodorakos, Peter M.: EROSION OF AN ANCIENT CRATON BEFORE THE EVAPORATED SEAWATER FORMED SEDIMENT-
272 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 271
HOSTED STRATABOUND COPPER ORE IN THE DATA SEARCHING, AND PUBLICATION TRANSFORM MIDCONTINENT RIFT PALEONTOLOGICAL TAXONOMY 269-5 9:15 AM Thakurta, Joyashish*; Haynes, Jonathan M.; Boxleiter, 270-5 9:00 AM Mayer, Paul S.*; McComas, Katie M.; Coorough Burke, Anthony R.: THE STURGEON FALLS GABBROIC Patricia: USING THE SILURIAN REEF ONLINE DATABASE INTRUSION AND ITS RELATION WITH THE TO COMPARE BIODIVERSITY BETWEEN FOSSIL REEF METALLIFEROUS SULFIDE ROCKS OF THE PENOKEAN LOCALITIES IN ILLINOIS VOLCANIC BELT 270-6 9:15 AM Elder, Leanne E.*; Hull, Pincelli M.; Hsiang, Allison Y.; 269-6 9:30 AM Perry, Laura Elizabeth*; Shelton, Kevin L.; Cavender, B. Kahanamoku, Sara: HIGH-THROUGHPUT IMAGING OF Danielle; Gregg, Jay M.: VARIATIONS IN CL RECENT MICROFOSSILS FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN MICROSTRATIGRAPHY AND ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS 270-7 9:30 AM Hsiang, Allison Y.*; Elder, Leanne E.; Hull, Pincelli M.: OF DOLOMITE CEMENTS IN THE WORLD-CLASS AUTOMATIC EXTRACTION OF 2D AND 3D SOUTHEAST MISSOURI MVT PB-ZN-CU DISTRICT: MORPHOLOGICAL DATA FROM HIGH-THROUGHPUT EARLY FAULT-RELATED SYSTEMS VERSUS REGIONAL DARK-FIELD MICROSCOPY IMAGES OF FLUID FLOW FORAMINIFERA AND TEETH 269-7 9:45 AM Garmon, William Travis*; Wulff, Andrew H.; Potra, 270-8 9:45 AM Schreiber, Holly A.*; Lopez-Carranza, Natalia; Carlson, Adriana; Moyers, Austin: SOURCING DIAGENETIC AND Sandra J.: PUTTING 3D MODELS TO THE TEST: MINERALIZING FLUIDS OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY-TYPE QUANTIFYING THE VARIABILITY OF MINERALIZED ORES ALONG THE CINCINNATI ARCH LOPHOPHORE SUPPORT STRUCTURES IN EXTANT 10:00 AM BREAK BRACHIOPODA (NEOARTICULATA) 269-8 10:15 AM Field, Joshua*; Appold, Martin; Coveney, Jr., 10:00 AM BREAK Raymond M.: GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC 270-9 10:15 AM Matthews, Neffra*; Breithaupt, Brent H.; Noble, Tommy; DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TRACE OCCURRENCES Hunt-Foster, ReBecca; Lockley, Martin; McCrea, AND ORE DEPOSITS OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY-TYPE Richard: COMPUTERIZED CARTOGRAPHY CHARTS MINERALIZATION IN THE U.S. MID-CONTINENT CRETACEOUS CREATURES: PHOTOGRAMMETRIC 269-9 10:30 AM Finley, Daniel S.*; Burns, D.M.: FLUID DRIVE ICHNOLOGY AND INTERPRETATION AT TRACKSITES MECHANISMS OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY-TYPE PB- IN THE WESTERN US ZN DEPOSITS, PARTICULARLY THE VIBURNUM 270-10 10:30 AM Breithaupt, Brent H.*; Matthews, Neffra A.; Connely, TREND, MODELED WITH THE AID OF 3-D PRINTING, Melissa V.; Meyers, Vicki L.: PTEROSAUR TRACKS, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI, USA PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ICHNOLOGY, AND MANAGING 269-10 10:45 AM Shelton, Kevin L.*; Schiffbauer, James D.; Cavender, ICHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES ON FEDERAL PUBLIC B. Danielle; Perry, Laura Elizabeth; Fike, David A.: ZN-CU- LANDS NI-CO-RICH ORES AT THE BONNETERRE DOLOMITE- 270-11 10:45 AM Woods, Justin A.*; Turner, Lawrence; Chadwick, Arthur V.: LAMOTTE SANDSTONE CONTACT, VIBURNUM TREND DIGITIZATION OF TAPHONOMIC DATA IN A LARGE MVT DISTRICT, MISSOURI: PRODUCTS OF MULTIPLE ACTIVE UPPER CRETACEOUS DINOSAUR SITE IN SULFUR SOURCES AND METAL-SPECIFIC FLUIDS NORTHEASTERN WYOMING 269-11 11:00 AM Tedesco, Steven*: PETROLEUM PRODUCTIVE 270-12 11:00 AM Smith, Gregory J.*; Graham, Russell W.: TAXONOMIC MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TYPE DEPOSITS, A RARELY IMPLICATIONS OF MAMMOTH MOLAR MORPHOLOGY IDENTIFIED RESERVOIR AS MEASURED VIA COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) 269-12 11:15 AM Woods, Paul E.*; Paterson, Colin J.; Lisenbee, Alvis L.; 270-13 11:15 AM Burk, Daniel A.*: A FOSSIL LOCALITY PREDICTIVE McCormick, Kelli A.; Ray, John T.: CHARACTERIZATION MODEL FOR THE EARLY CRETACEOUS CEDAR AND DISTRIBUTION OF BRECCIA, WHITETAIL RIDGE, MOUNTAIN FORMATION, UTAH, USA BEAR LODGE, WY: IMPLICATIONS FOR EMPLACEMENT 11:30 AM Belvedere, Matteo*; Mallison, Heinrich: AM OF CARBONATITE AND REE MINERALIZATION 270-14 IT IS TIME FOR AN ICHNOLOGICAL DATA BASE: THEORETICAL 269-13 11:30 AM Matt, Peter*; Powell, Wayne; Mathur, Ryan; deLorraine, CONSIDERATIONS, BENEFITS AND TESTING SAMPLE William: ZINC ISOTOPIC CHARACTER OF ORE BODIES WITH EASYDB AT BALMAT, NY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS SESSION NO. 271 T50. Microbial Hydrocarbon Formation and Biodegradation: SESSION NO. 270 Organisms, Pathways, Environmental Limitations, and Isotope T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological Signatures (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Research II (Paleontological Society; Society for the Preservation Division; Geochemical Society) of Natural History Collections; GSA Geoinformatics Division; 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 349/350 WEDNESDAY EarthCube C4P; iSamples) Denise Akob, Tracy M. Quan and David S. Vinson, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 314 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Talia S. Karim and Gil Nelson, Presiding 271-1 8:05 AM Mukhopadhyay, Biswarup*: THIOREDOXIN BASED REDOX 270-1 8:00 AM Selden, Paul A.*: MORPHOLOGICAL IMAGING AND CONTROL OF METABOLISM IN METHANE FORMING INTEGRATION INTO PHYLOGENETIC RESEARCH IN ARCHAEA: EVOLUTIONARY AND METABOLIC FOSSIL SPIDERS IMPLICATIONS 270-2 8:15 AM Walker, Lindsay J.*; Smith, Dena M.; Karim, Talia S.; 271-2 8:25 AM Martini, Anna*: UNTANGLING MICROBIAL Nufio, César R.:USING DIGITIZED SPECIMENS CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATURAL GAS RESERVOIRS TO UNDERSTAND THE DIVERSITY OF FOSSIL 8:40 AM Wang, David T.*; Gruen, Danielle S.; Ono, Shuhei: COLEOPTERA (BEETLES) FROM THE GREEN RIVER 271-3 FORMATION, USA APPLICATION OF METHANE CLUMPED ISOTOPOLOGUE MEASUREMENTS FOR TRACING THE 270-3 8:30 AM Soriano, Carmen*: PALEONTOLOGICAL PROJECTS AT SUBSURFACE HISTORY OF HYDROCARBON GASES THE ADVANCED PHOTON SOURCE (APS) 271-4 8:55 AM Mouser, Paula J.*; Daly, Rebecca A.; Wolfe, 270-4 8:45 AM Adrain, Jonathan M.*; Karim, Talia S.: DIGITIZED Richard; Wrighton, Kelly C.: MICROBES LIVING IN SYSTEMATICS: NEW PARADIGMS IN IMAGING, UNCONVENTIONAL SHALE DURING ENERGY
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 273 SESSION NO. 271
EXTRACTION HAVE DIVERSE HYDROCARBON 272-6 9:15 AM Morris, Aisha R.*; Charlevoix, Donna; Shabram, Patrick L.; DEGRADATION PATHWAY Gross, M. Benjamin: PAVING THE WAY: CAREER 271-5 9:10 AM Gieg, Lisa M.*; Toth, Courtney R.A.; Oberding, Lisa K.; EXPLORATION INTERNSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AT THE Montoya, Oscar: LOSING WEIGHT: UNDERSTANDING NSF GEODETIC FACILITY THE METHANOGENIC METABOLISM OF HEAVY 272-7 9:30 AM Callahan, Caitlin N.*; Libarkin, Julie; McCallum, Carmen; HYDROCARBONS IN FOSSIL ENERGY RESERVOIRS Atchison, Christopher L.: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 271-6 9:30 AM Shelton, Jenna L.*; McIntosh, Jennifer C.; Akob, Denise; TRUST IN MENTOR AND CAREER SATISFACTION IN Warwick, Peter D.; McCray, John E.: LINKING MICROBIAL THE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCES COMMUNITY PRESENCE AND DIVERSITY TO 272-8 9:45 AM McMillan, Margaret E.*; DeAngelis, Michael T.; Ruhl, Laura; FORMATION WATER GEOCHEMISTRY, CRUDE OIL Shroat-Lewis, René A.; Connelly, Jeffrey B.: PREPARING BIODEGRADATION, AND METHANOGENESIS STUDENTS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION 9:45 AM BREAK BETWEEN THE UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE AND THE WORKFORCE 271-7 10:05 AM Dearing, Andrea Michele*; Sumrall, Jeanne Lambert; Sumrall, Jonathan B.; Hyde, Embriette R; Lynne, Aaron; 272-9 10:00 AM Houlton, Heather R.*; Keane, Christopher M.: AGI Machel, Hans G.: GEOCHEMISTRY AND MICROBIAL WORKFORCE PROGRAM: CAREER RESOURCES FOR DIVERSITY COMPARISON OF TWO NATURAL ALL GEOSCIENTISTS HYDROCARBON SEEPS ON THE ISLAND OF 272-10 10:15 AM Beane, Rachel J.*; Hill, Tessa M.; Macdonald, Heather; BARBADOS Tewksbury, Barbara J.; Allen-King, R.M.; Yuretich, Richard F.: 271-8 10:20 AM Vilcaez, Javier*: MICROBIAL METHANOGENESIS IN OIL WORKSHOP FOR EARLY CAREER GEOSCIENCE RESERVOIRS SUBJECTED TO THE INJECTION OF CO2 FACULTY: STRATEGIC PLANNING AND SUPPORT AT THE BEGINNING OF ACADEMIC CAREERS 271-9 10:40 AM Moore, Myles T.*; Vinson, David S.; Whyte, Colin; Darrah, Thomas H.: NOBLE GAS AND HYDROCARBON 272-11 10:30 AM McKay, Larry D.*; Hazen, Terry C.: EVALUATING THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF COAL BED METHANE FIELDS EFFECTIVENESS OF A “FOR-CREDIT” COURSE IN FROM THE ILLINOIS BASIN ACADEMIC CAREER PREPARATION 271-10 10:55 AM Vinson, David S.*; Quan, Tracy M.; McIntyre-Redden, 272-12 10:45 AM Chapman, LeeAnna Young*; McConnell, David: WHAT Marcella R.; Darrah, Thomas H.; Blair, Neal E.; Pashin, EXPERIENCES INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF Jack C.: CONNECTION OF DISSOLVED INORGANIC REFORMED TEACHING BELIEFS AMONG FUTURE CARBON TO BIOGENIC COALBED METHANE: ISOTOPE GEOSCIENCE PROFESSORS? EVIDENCE FROM BLACK WARRIOR BASIN, ALABAMA 272-13 11:00 AM Taylor, Zachary P.*: BALANCING TEACHING AND (USA) RESEARCH AT A LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE 271-11 11:10 AM Barnhart, Elliott P.*; Weeks, Edwin P.; Jones, Elizabeth J.P.; 272-14 11:15 AM Yacobucci, Margaret M.*; Hanasono, Lisa K.; Broido, Ritter, Daniel J.; McIntosh, Jennifer C.; Clark, Arthur C.; Ellen; Peña, Susana; Roberts, Sheila J.; Root, Karen V.: Fields, Matthew W.; Ruppert, Leslie F.; Orem, William: THE SPIRAL PROJECT: SUPPORTING PROGRESS IN CHARACTERIZATION OF HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY AND REBALANCING ACADEMIC LIFE COAL-ASSOCIATED BACTERIAL POPULATIONS FROM 272-15 11:30 AM Moosavi, Sadredin C.*: ACADEMIC SOCIETIES: AN A METHANOGENIC COAL BED: IDENTIFICATION OF OPPORTUNITY TO BROADEN PARTICIPATION IN POTENTIAL BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH DESPITE AN ACADEMIC 271-12 11:25 AM Marquart, Kyle A.*; Wilson, Brien; Zeglin, Lydia H.; CULTURE OF APARTHEID Vinson, David S.; Flynn, Theodore M.; Kirk, Matthew F.: 272-16 11:45 AM Bruno, Barbara C.*; Sherman, Sarah Bean; Harris, PATHWAY OF MICROBIAL METHANOGENESIS VARIES Sara E.: CHANGING THE ACADEMIC CLIMATE AT THE WITH FORMATION WATER SALINITY IN A COALBED UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII’S SCHOOL OF OCEAN AND METHANE RESERVOIR EARTH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (SOEST)
SESSION NO. 272 SESSION NO. 273 T79. Geoscience Career Planning in the Classroom and Beyond T89. Trans-Disciplinary Pedagogical Strategies—Enhancing 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 324 STEM Instruction through Real-Time Problem Solving Facilitated Larry McKay and Heather Macdonald, Presiding by Interdisciplinary, Project-Based Learning (GSA Geoscience Education Division) 272-1 8:00 AM Mosher, Sharon*: PREPARING GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 321 272-2 8:15 AM Maher Sobhani, Barbra*; Cox, Liz: WIDENING AND Adam J. Kuban and Lee J. Florea, Presiding MAINTAINING STEM PATHWAYS FOR COMMUNITY 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS COLLEGE STUDENTS: A MULTI-FACETED APPROACH 273-1 8:15 AM Kuban, Adam J.*; Florea, Lee J.: WATER QUALITY FOR FACULTY AND STUDENT DEVELOPMENT INDIANA (WQI): HOW TO EXPAND A TRANS- 272-3 8:30 AM Ludman, Allan*; Porter-Morgan, Holly; Trujillo, Monica: DISCIPLINARY, PROJECT-BASED INITIATIVE TO OTHER FRESHMAN YEAR TO GEOSCIENCE CAREER: STEM-STRAPPED INSTITUTIONS GEOPATHS STRATEGIES TO NURTURE URBAN 273-2 8:30 AM Fadem, Cynthia M.*: THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL: UNDERGRADUATES FOR GEOSCIENCE CAREERS AND GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION AND GENERATION Z GRADUATE SCHOOL 273-3 8:50 AM Szymanski, David W.*; Oches, Eric A.; Fletcher, 272-4 8:45 AM Bayles, Andrew*; Morris, Aisha R.; Bartel, Beth; Charlevoix, Donna; Sipe, Timothy W.; Nesteruk, Jeffrey; Turner, Donna; MacPherson-Krutsky, Carson: EXPOSING Sheldon P.; Mooney, Christine H.; Iverson, Ellen: UNDERGRADUATES TO MULTIPLE GEOSCIENCE FUSING STEM, LIBERAL ARTS AND BUSINESS CAREER OPTIONS THROUGH SHORT VIDEOS FOR THE IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY UNDERGRADUATE CLASSROOM SUSTAINABILITY CURRICULA 272-5 9:00 AM Peláez, Jess*; Peláez, Carlos: COME AS YOU ARE: THE 273-4 9:10 AM Brooks, Edward M.*; Diggory, Molly; Gomez, Enrique; RALLYING CRY FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF Salaree, Amir; Schmid, Mark; Saloor, Nooshin; Stein, Seth: GEOSCIENTISTS SHOULD FERMI HAVE SECURED HIS WATER HEATER AGAINST EARTHQUAKES?
274 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 275
273-5 9:25 AM DiMizio, Jessica J.*; Nagy-Shadman, Elizabeth A.: 274-9 10:20 AM Guo, Huaming*; Zhou, Yinzhou; Zheng, Hao; Zhao, RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR EARLY CAREER Weiguang; Zhang, Di; Norra, Stefan: BIOGEOCHEMICAL GEOSCIENCE TEACHER: CREATING A PLANETARY PROCESSES OF ARSENIC MOBILIZATION IN THE GEOLOGY SEMINAR FOR JPL ENGINEERS WORKING WESTERN HETAO BASIN, CHINA: EVIDENCES FROM ON MARS 2020 MISSION MULTIPLE ISOTOPE APPROACHES 273-6 9:40 AM Villalobos, Joshua*; Perez, Adriana; Doser, Diane I.: A 274-10 10:40 AM Jean, Jiin-Shuh*; Liu, Chia-Chuan; Das, Suvendu; TRANS-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN TEACHING Wang, Pei-Ling; Wang, Chung-Ho; Yang, Huai-Jen: EARTH SCIENCE: INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL HYDROGEOCHEMICAL AND MULTIPLE ISOTOPIC JUSTICE INTO EARTH SCIENCE CURRICULUM INVESTIGATION OF ARSENIC MOBILIZATION UTILIZING AN INTEGRATE TEACHING MODULE RELATED TO OXIDATION OF IRON SULFIDES 9:55 AM BREAK UNDER THE REDUCING ENVIRONMENT IN AS-RICH GROUNDWATER OF BLACKFOOT DISEASE AREA 273-7 10:10 AM Manduca, Cathryn A.*; Bralower, Timothy J.; Egger, Anne E.; McConnell, David A.; Gosselin, David C.; Taber, John; 274-11 10:55 AM Bhattacharya, Prosun*; Mtalo, Felix; Mato, Rubhera RAM; Steer, David: DEVELOPING CAPACITY TO ADDRESS Annaduzzaman, M.: GEOGENIC CONTAMINANTS IN THE SOCIETAL ISSUES: PRINCIPLES AND EXAMPLES GROUNDWATER IN THE RIFT VALLEY OF TANZANIA- FROM INTEGRATE THE CASE OF ARSENIC AND FLUORIDE 273-8 10:30 AM Eyles, Carolyn H.*; Symons, Sarah L.; Harvey, Chad T.: 274-12 11:10 AM Punamiya, Pravin*; Pal, Rusha; Deng, Yang; Sarkar, INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH-BASED LEARNING Dibyendu: FERRATE [FE(VI)]-DRIVEN REMEDIATION OF SCIENCE: THE HONOURS INTEGRATED SCIENCE OF ARSENIC-CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER: A PROGRAM AT MCMASTER UNIVERSITY SCALED-UP REACTOR STUDY WITH CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER AND AQUIFER MATERIALS 273-9 10:45 AM Phillips, Michael A.*; Phillips, Lisa; Darby, Kate: MAPPING THE ENVIRONMENT WITH SENSORY PERCEPTION: 274-13 11:25 AM Herath, Indika*; Vithanage, Meththika; Bhattacharya, AN INTERDISCIPLINARY MODULE FOR EXAMINING Prosun; van Genuchten, C.M.: FIELD-SCALE ARSENIC ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION AND IMPACT REMEDIATION STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE SAFE DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES 11:00 AM DISCUSSION 11:40 AM DISCUSSION SESSION NO. 274 SESSION NO. 275 T101. Arsenic: Source to Sustainability I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; T109. Water and Fluid Migration During Energy Development: Implications for Hydraulic Fracturing, CO Storage, Enhanced Oil GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental 2 and Engineering Geology Division; International Society of Recovery, In Situ Uranium Recovery, and Waste Water Injection Groundwater for Sustainable Development) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 Prosun Bhattacharya, Abhijit Mukherjee, Alan E. Fryar, Saugata Datta and Madalyn S. Blondes, Mark A. Engle, Carleton R. Bern and Tanya J. Gallegos, Mohammad Alauddin, Presiding Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 275-1 8:00 AM Nicot, Jean-Philippe*; Scanlon, Bridget R.: WATER DEMAND OF THE ENERGY INDUSTRY IN TEXAS AND 274-1 8:05 AM Thomas, Andrew*; Root, Robert A.; Chorover, Jon: IMPACT ON AQUIFERS SURFACE-CONTROLLED FERRIHYDRITE DISSOLUTION KINETICS AND ASSOCIATED FE AND AS RELEASE 275-2 8:20 AM Reimus, Paul W.*: TESTING OF DOWNGRADIENT URANIUM MOBILITY AT AN IN-SITU RECOVERY 274-2 8:20 AM Gillispie, Elizabeth*; Duckworth, Owen; Polizzotto, MINING SITE Matthew; Phen, Nuon: QUANTIFYING THE CONTROLS AM OF MANGANESE OXIDES ON GEOGENIC ARSENIC 275-3 8:40 AM Scanlon, Bridget R.*; Reedy, Robert C.; Ikonnikova, RELEASE IN GROUNDWATER Svetlana; Nicot, Jean-Philippe: IS WATER SCARCITY AN ISSUE FOR HYDRAULIC FRACTURING IN SEMIARID 274-3 8:35 AM Kim, Angela*; Weinsteiger, Allison; Costa, Matthew A.; REGIONS? Oyewumi, Oluyinka: EVALUATION OF ARSENIC CONCENTRATION IN SOIL AND ROCK UNITS ACROSS 275-4 8:55 AM Bolton, David W.*: BASELINE DISSOLVED-METHANE LEBANON, CT CONCENTRATIONS IN WATER-SUPPLY WELLS IN THE APPALACHIAN PLATEAU PHYSIOGRAPHIC PROVINCE 274-4 8:50 AM Winston, Richard B.*; Ayotte, Joseph D.: SIMULATIONS OF OF MARYLAND A NOVEL WELL DESIGN FOR REDUCING THE RISK OF ARSENIC CONTAMINATION 275-5 9:10 AM Siegel, Donald I.*; Smith, Bert: THE NATURAL CONTROLS OVER THE NATURAL WATER QUALITY OF POTABLE
274-5 9:05 AM Jebson, Tiffany Eve*; Schreiber, Madeline; Zhang, WEDNESDAY GROUND WATER IN THE APPALACHIAN BASIN Lin: PREDICTING OCCURRENCES OF ARSENIC OVERLYING DEEP MARCELLUS AND UTICA SHALE IN GROUNDWATER IN VIRGINIA AS A TOOL FOR GAS DEVELOPMENT: A REVIEW OF THE CHESAPEAKE EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT ENERGY CORPORATION WATER QUALITY DATASET 274-6 9:20 AM Yu, Xuan*; LeMonte, Joshua J.; Sparks, Donald L.; Cargill, 275-6 9:25 AM Szynkiewicz, Anna*; LeDoux, St. Thomas Majeau; Mayes, John G.; Michael, Holly A.: POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF Melanie; Faiia, Anthony M.; McKinney, Michael L.; Dean, SEA-LEVEL RISE ON CONTAMINANT MOBILITY AND W. Gray: IMPACTS OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING AND GROUNDWATER POLLUTION SURFACE MINING ON CHEMICAL AND ISOTOPE 274-7 9:35 AM Matteson, Audrey*; Polizzotto, Matthew: ARSENIC COMPOSITIONS OF SHALLOW GROUNDWATER IN THE ACCUMULATION FROM HERBICIDES IN POND WATER CENTRAL APPALACHIAN BASIN, EASTERN UNITED AND SEDIMENTS NEAR SOD FARMS AND GOLF STATES COURSES IN NORTH CAROLINA 9:40 AM BREAK 9:50 AM BREAK 275-7 9:55 AM Hammack, Richard W.*: AN EVALUATION OF 274-8 10:05 AM Yelderman, Jr., Joe C.*; Kirby, Joshua; Atchley, Stacy: FRACTURE GROWTH AND GAS/FLUID MIGRATION AS APPLIED FORENSIC INVESTIGATION OF ELEVATED HORIZONTAL MARCELLUS SHALE GAS WELLS ARE ARSENIC LEVELS IN A DEEP CONFINED AQUIFER HYDRAULICALLY FRACTURED IN GREENE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 275 SESSION NO. 275
275-8 10:10 AM Stewart, Brian W.*; Capo, Rosemary C.: THE ORIGIN AND 276-10 10:45 AM Summers, Robert M.*: WATER FOR MARYLAND’S MOBILIZATION OF LATE-STAGE PRODUCED WATERS FUTURE: WHAT WE MUST DO TODAY FROM UNCONVENTIONAL SHALE RESERVOIRS 276-11 11:00 AM Barlow, Roger A.*: APPLICATIONS OF LIDAR DATA FOR 275-9 10:25 AM Blondes, Madalyn S.*; Rowan, Elisabeth L.; Geboy, PLANNING, PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, AND POLICY- Nicholas J.; Doolan, Colin A.; Engle, Mark A.: PRODUCED MAKERS IN MID-ATLANTIC STATES WATER GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE ORDOVICIAN 276-12 11:15 AM Meyers, Erik J.*: PLANNING FOR INCREASED UTICA SHALE AND ADJACENT FORMATIONS IN THE CLIMATE RESILIENCY IN THE GREATER BALTIMORE APPALACHIAN BASIN WILDERNESS 275-10 10:40 AM Ash, Jeanine L.*; Bryndzia, L. Taras: SOURCE AND 276-13 11:30 AM Jones, Daniel K.*; Reilly, Timothy J.; Focazio, Michael J.; COMPOSITION OF POTENTIAL END-MEMBER BRINES Aquino, Kimberly C.; Carbo, Chelsea L.; Kaufhold, Erika E.; ASSOCIATED WITH SHALE GAS PRODUCTION IN THE Zinecker, Elizabeth K.; Benzel, William M.; Fisher, Shawn C.; APPALACHIAN BASIN OF CENTRAL PA Griffin, Dale W.: THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY’S 275-11 11:00 AM Brownlow, Joshua W.*; James, Scott C.; Yelderman, Jr., SEDIMENT-BOUND CONTAMINANT RESILIENCY AND Joe C.: INFLUENCE OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING ON RESPONSE STRATEGY: A TIERED MULTI-METRIC LEAKY ABANDONED WELLS APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND 275-12 11:15 AM Weingarten, Matthew*; Bekins, Barbara A.; Hsieh, Paul A.; HAZARDS IN THE NORTHEASTERN USA Rubinstein, Justin L.; Godt, Jonathan W.; Ge, Shemin: 11:45 AM DISCUSSION FLUID-PRESSURE MODELING OF INJECTION IN THE RATON BASIN, COLORADO-NEW MEXICO: A CASE SESSION NO. 277 STUDY OF INDUCED SEISMICITY T137. Fresh Perspectives on Critical Transitions in Earth History: 275-13 11:30 AM Bekins, Barbara A.*; Weingarten, Matthew; Ge, Shemin; Insights from Novel Tools or New Successions (GSA Geobiology Keranen, Katie; Llenos, Andrea: THE RELATIONSHIP & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; OF WASTEWATER INJECTION TO THE INCREASE IN GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology CENTRAL AND EASTERN U. S. SEISMICITY Division; Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 319/320 SESSION NO. 276 Victoria A. Petryshyn and Aradhna Tripati, Presiding T111. Sustainability and Resilience in Major Urban Areas: The Need for Earth and Environmental Science Information in 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Formulating Plans, Policies, and Programs (GSA Hydrogeology 277-1 8:05 AM Husson, Jon*; Peters, Shanan E.: MACROSTRATIGRAPHIC Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental CONSTRAINTS ON THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE and Engineering Geology Division) 277-2 8:20 AM Li, Su*; Rudnick, Roberta L.; Gaschnig, Richard M.: 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 342 INSIGHTS INTO CHEMICAL WEATHERING OF Robert J. Shedlock and Claire Welty, Presiding THE UPPER CONTINENTAL CRUST FROM THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF ANCIENT GLACIAL DIAMICTITES 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 277-3 8:35 AM Planavsky, Noah J.*; Kalderon-Asael, Boriana; Bellefroid, 276-1 8:05 AM Band, Lawrence E.*: ECOHYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES Eric J.; Asael, Dan: A SEDIMENTARY LI ISOTOPE AT THE WATERSHED SCALE: GREY TO GREEN RECORD THROUGH EARTH’S HISTORY EVOLUTION OF URBAN SYSTEMS 277-4 8:50 AM Ahm, Anne-Sofie C.*; Bjerrum, Christian J.; Hoffman, Paul; 276-2 8:25 AM Kaushal, Sujay S.*; McDowell, Willam H.; Wollheim, Macdonald, Francis A.; Maloof, Adam; Rose, Catherine V.; Wilfred M.; Johnson, Tamara Newcomer; Mayer, Paul M.; Higgins, John A.: CA AND MG ISOTOPE RECORD OF THE Belt, Kenneth T.; Pennino, Michael J.: URBAN EVOLUTION: DESCENT AND ESCAPE OF THE END-CRYOGENIAN THE ROLE OF WATER AND ADAPTATION GLACIATION 276-3 8:40 AM Doheny, Edward J.*; Howells, Clark; Shedlock, Robert J.: 277-5 9:05 AM Chou, Luoth*; van Maldegem, Lennart; Buongiorno, Joy; THE RELEVANCE OF STREAMFLOW INFORMATION TO Zinke, Laura A; Petryshyn, Victoria A.; Shapiro, Russell; URBAN PLANNERS AND POLICY MAKERS Loyd, Sean; Piazza, Olivia; Corsetti, Frank A.; International 276-4 8:55 AM Groffman, Peter*: LONG-TERM WATERSHED STUDIES IN Geobiology Course, 2015: COUPLED STRATIGRAPHY,
THE BALTIMORE METROPOLITAN AREA PETROGRAPHY, AND Δ47 OF ANCIENT WALKER LAKE, 276-5 9:10 AM Luke, Barbara*; Keaton, Jeffrey R.: CIVIL ENGINEERING NEVADA REVEALS UNIQUE ANALOG FOR STUDYING RENAISSANCE: AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PROTEROZOIC STROMATOLITE FORMATION AND CIVIL ENGINEERS’ STRATEGIC INITIATIVE ON CLIMATIC FORCINGS SUSTAINABILITY NEEDS GEOLOGY 277-6 9:20 AM Mitsunaga, Bryce A.*; Castro, Jorge A.; Burford, Sean; 276-6 9:30 AM Hopkins, Kristina G.*; Grimm, Nancy B.; York, Abigail M.: Bellefroid, Eric J.; Tripati, Aradhna; Planavsky, Noah J.; WHAT PLANNING DOCUMENTS INDICATE ABOUT Blake, Ruth E.: A COMPARISON OF PALEOCLIMATE SHIFTING APPROACHES TO WATER MANAGEMENT IN DATA DERIVED FROM PHOSPHATE OXYGEN U.S. CITIES ISOTOPES IN PROTEROZOIC AND PHANEROZOIC IRON FORMATIONS 276-7 9:45 AM Miles, Brian C.*; Band, Lawrence E.: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF RESIDENTIAL STORMWATER 9:35 AM BREAK MANAGEMENT IN REDUCING RUNOFF: AN URBAN 277-7 9:50 AM McKenzie, N. Ryan*; Planavsky, Noah J.; Penman, Donald; VARIABLE SOURCE AREA APPROACH Horton, Brian K.; Stockli, Daniel F.; Mackaman-Lofland, 10:00 AM BREAK Chelsea: THE INFLUENCE OF VOLCANICALLY DRIVEN CLIMATE CHANGE ON PHANEROZOIC BIODIVERSITY 276-8 10:15 AM Dvarskas, Anthony*; Finisdore, John: ENVIRONMENTAL DATA, ECOSYSTEM VALUATION, AND URBAN 277-8 10:05 AM Hren, Michael T.*: CENOZOIC ORGANIC MOLECULAR PLANNING ISOSCAPES: PLANT WAX HYDROGEN ISOTOPE RECORDS OF CHANGING PRECIPITATION ISOTOPES 276-9 10:30 AM Herrmann, Dustin*; Shuster, William D.; Garmestani, Ahjond; AND CLIMATE ACROSS NORTH AMERICA Haefner, Ralph: MANAGEMENT OF URBAN GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES 277-9 10:20 AM Li, Mingsong*; Huang, Chunju; Hinnov, Linda A.: PRODUCTION AND THE IMPERATIVE FOR FIELD DATA INTERMITTENT OBLIQUITY-FORCED CLIMATE DURING SUPPORT THE EARLY TRIASSIC
276 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 279
277-10 10:35 AM Jones, David S.*; Santiago Ramos, Danielle; Beaty, Brian TRIASSIC DINWOODY FORMATION AT BLACKTAIL 34 J.: DIAGENETIC δ SCAS VARIABILITY IN METEORICALLY CREEK, MONTANA ALTERED DOLOSTONES: A CASE STUDY FROM THE 278-11 10:50 AM Fu, Wanlu*; Jiang, Da-yong; Montanez, Isabel; Meyers, UPPER ORDOVICIAN OF THE GREAT BASIN Stephen R.; Motani, Ryosuke: TIMING OF OLENEKIAN 277-11 10:50 AM Lu, Xinze*; Kendall, Brian; Li, Chao; Stein, Holly J.; Hannah, CARBON CYCLE EVENTS AND THE RECOVERY Judith L.; Gordon, Gwyneth W.; Ebbestad, Jan Ove R.: OF OCEANIC ECOSYSTEM FOLLOWING THE END- RECONSTRUCTION OF LOCAL AND GLOBAL MARINE PERMIAN EXTINCTION REDOX CONDITIONS DURING DEPOSITION OF LATE 278-12 11:05 AM Thomson, Tracy J.*: THE “HIDDEN” BIODIVERSITY ORDOVICIAN AND EARLY SILURIAN ORGANIC-RICH AND ECOLOGY OF EARLY TRIASSIC ORGANISMS MUDROCKS IN THE SILJAN RING DISTRICT, CENTRAL REVEALED BY TRACE FOSSILS FROM THE MOENKOPI SWEDEN FORMATION OF CENTRAL UTAH 277-12 11:05 AM Newsam, Cherry*; Bown, Paul; Dunkley Jones, Tom: 278-13 11:20 AM Roopnarine, Peter D.*; Angielczyk, Kenneth D.: CALCAREOUS NANNOPLANKTON RESPONSE ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS AS INDICATORS OF AND POPULATION RESTRUCTURING ACROSS THE RECOVERY FROM THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC MASS EOCENE-OLIGOCENE TRANSITION EXTINCTION 277-13 11:20 AM Fraass, Andrew Jeffrey*; Leckie, Mark: OCEANOGRAPHIC CHANGES ACROSS THE OLIGOCENE/MIOCENE SESSION NO. 279 BOUNDARY (MI1 EVENT): ODP SITE 744, SOUTHERN T151. Foraminiferal Responses and Recovery from KERGUELEN PLATEAU Environmental Stressors (Paleontological Society; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Quaternary Geology and SESSION NO. 278 Geomorphology Division) T150. Early and Middle Triassic Restructuring Following the End- 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 315 Permian Mass Extinction (Paleontological Society) Michael Martínez-Colón, Benjamin J. Ross and Natasha Méndez-Ferrer, 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 316 Presiding Carlie Pietsch and Margaret L. Fraiser, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 278-1 8:00 AM Bercovici, Antoine*; Cui, Ying; Forel, Marie-Béatrice; 279-1 8:10 AM Schwing, Patrick*; Martinez-Colon, Michael; Yu, Jianxin; Vajda, Vivi: A PALEOENVIRONMENTAL Machain-Castillo, Maria Luisa; Romero, Isabel; Brooks, RE-INVESTIGATION OF THE TERRESTRIAL PERMIAN– Gregg R.; Hastings, David W.; Larson, Rebekka; TRIASSIC TRANSITION IN SOUTH CHINA Chanton, Jeffrey P.; O’Malley, Bryan; Hollander, David: 278-2 8:15 AM Korngreen, Dorit*: ATTEMPTS OF CARBONATE DOCUMENTING THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL FACTORY TO RECOVER AS AN INDICATION TO RESPONSE OF BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA FOLLOWING HINTERLAND ARIDIZATION EVENTS IN THE EARLY SUBSURFACE OIL RELEASES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND EARLY MIDDLE TRIASSIC, IN MIXED CARBONATE/ 279-2 8:30 AM Hawkes, Andrea D.*; Peth, Joanna; Lane, Chad; SILICICLASTIC SEDIMENTARY SYSTEM, SOUTHERN Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Pratolongo, Paula; Gomez, Eduardo: MARGINS OF THE TROPICAL TETHYAN SEAWAY INVESTIGATING THE UTILITY OF FORAMINIFERAL 278-3 8:30 AM Saito, Ryosuke*; Kaiho, Kunio; Oba, Masahiro; Takahashi, ISOTOPE PROXIES FOR SEA-LEVEL VARIABILITY IN Satoshi; Chen, Zhong Qiang; Tian, Li; Chen, Jing; Tong, THE BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE, ARGENTINA Jinnan: BIOTIC AND OCEAN-REDOX CHANGES DURING 279-3 8:45 AM Martinez-Colon, Michael*; Hallock, Pamela: THE EARLY-MIDDLE TRIASSIC BIOAVAILABILITY AND BULK HEAVY METAL 278-4 8:45 AM Zhang, Feifei*; Algeo, Thomas J.; Romaniello, Stephen; CONCENTATIONS IN TORRECILLA LAGOON- Herrmann, Achim D.; Richoz, Sylvain; Anbar, A.D.: PUERTO RICO PROTRACTED GLOBAL OCEAN ANOXIA DELAYED 279-4 9:00 AM Emrich, Kristen*; Martinez-Colon, Michael; Alegria, Henry: AM BIOTIC RECOVERY FOLLOWING THE END-PERMIAN UNTREATED SEWAGE AND THE FORAM INDEX: AN MASS EXTINCTION ASSESSMENT 278-5 9:00 AM Tarailo, David A.*; Sahney, Sarda; Benton, Michael: 279-5 9:15 AM Frederick, Daniel L.*; Dreher, Brittany E.; Martin, Ruth A.; WAS THE P-T RECOVERY DELAYED ON LAND? A Nesbitt, Elizabeth A.: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS COMPARISON WITH THE K-PG RECORD OF CHANGES IN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL 278-6 9:15 AM Gastaldo, Robert A.*; Kamo, Sandra L.; Neveling, Johann; ASSEMBLAGES IN SOUTHERN PUGET SOUND, Geissman, John W.; Looy, Cindy V.; Bamford, Marion K.: WASHINGTON STATE, USA IS THE LYSTROSAURUS ASSEMBLAGE ZONE OF THE 9:30 AM BREAK KAROO BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA, THE EXPRESSION OF 279-6 9:45 AM Di Bella, Letizia*; Frezza, Virgilio; Ingrassia, Michela; THE POST PERMIAN EXTINCTION ON LAND? WEDNESDAY Chiocci, Francesco Latino; Martorelli, Eleonora: 9:30 AM BREAK THE RESPONSE OF LIVING FORAMINIFERAL 278-7 9:45 AM Fraiser, Margaret L.*; Gulbranson, Erik L.: GEOCHEMICAL ASSEMBLAGES TO HYDROTHERMAL VENT EVIDENCE DOES NOT SUPPORT PROLONGED INFLUENCE: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE PONTINE MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN EARLIEST ARCHIPELAGO (TYRRHENIAN SEA, ITALY) GRIESBACHIAN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS OF MID- 279-7 10:00 AM Stuhr, Marleen*; Reymond, Claire; Kucera, Michal; LATITUDINAL EASTERN PANTHALASSA Westphal, Hildegard: ACCLIMATIZATION POTENTIAL 278-8 10:00 AM Foster, William J.*; Danise, Silvia; Price, Gregory D.; OF AMPHISTEGINA SPP. AND THEIR SYMBIONTS TO Twitchett, Richard J.: SUBSEQUENT BENTHIC BIOTIC LONG- AND SHORT-TERM THERMAL STRESS CRISES IN THE WAKE OF THE LATE PERMIAN MASS 279-8 10:15 AM Keating-Bitonti, Caitlin R.*; Payne, Jonathan L.: COMPLEX EXTINCTION EVENT MORPHOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF BENTHIC 278-9 10:20 AM Pietsch, Carlie*; Bottjer, David J.: EVOLUTION OF FORAMINIFERAL SPECIES TO A GRADIENT IN ALTERNATIVE ECOLOGICAL STATES IN THE EARLY OXYGEN AVAILABILITY IN THE SANTA MONICA BASIN, TRIASSIC SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 278-10 10:35 AM Petsios, Elizabeth*; Bottjer, David: TRACKING RECOVERY 279-9 10:30 AM Holt, Brittany Ann*; Reid, Catherine M.: TIDAL AND GEOCHEMICAL CORRELATION FROM THE LOWER DISTRIBUTION OF FORAMINIFERA IN BROOKLANDS LAGOON, CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 277 SESSION NO. 279
279-10 10:45 AM Ross, Benjamin J.*; Hallock, Pamela: DORMANCY IN ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AND TROPICAL VEGETATION THE FORAMINIFERA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PAST, DURING EARTH’S LAST ICEHOUSE PRESENT AND FUTURE 280-10 10:30 AM Liu, Xiao-Ming*; Kah, Linda C.; Knoll, Andrew H.; Cui, 279-11 11:00 AM Bernhard, Joan M.*; Wit, Jos C.; McCorkle, Daniel C.: Huan; Kaufman, Alan J.; Shahar, Anat; Hazen, Robert M.:
TRIPLE STRESS: RESULTS OF A LONG-TERM TRACING EARTH’S O2 EVOLUTION USING ZN/FE EXPERIMENT TO ASSESS IMPACT OF OCEAN SYSTEMATICS IN MARINE CARBONATES ACIDIFICATION, DEOXYGENATION, AND WARMING ON 280-11 10:45 AM Osterhout, Jeffrey T.*; Czaja, Andrew D.; Beukes, BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION Nicolas J.: CARBON ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE OF AND GROWTH PHOTOAUTOTROPHY IN AN OPEN MARINE 279-12 11:15 AM Knorr, Paul O.*; Robbins, Lisa L.; Wynn, Jonathan G.; ECOSYSTEM PRECEDING THE GREAT OXYGENATION Hallock, Pamela; Harries, Peter J.: EFFECTS OF OCEAN EVENT ACIDIFICATION ON LARGE BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL 280-12 11:00 AM Zhang, Feifei*; Kendall, Brian; Cui, Huan; Anbar, A.D.; STABLE ISOTOPE COMPOSITION Xiao, Shuhai; Kaufman, Alan J.: AN EPISODE OF 279-13 11:30 AM Yan, Sr., Shiyong*: FUSULINID DIVERSITY PATTERN WIDESPREAD OCEAN ANOXIA DURING THE LATEST AND THE CONTEMPORANEOUS SEA LEVEL CHANGE EDIACARAN PERIOD REVEALED BY LIGHT U ISOTOPE OF THE YUNNAN-GUIZHOU-GUANGXI BASIN DURING COMPOSITIONS IN CARBONATES EARLY AND MIDDLE PERMIAN, SOUTH CHINA 280-13 11:15 AM Bowyer, Fred*; Wood, Rachel A.; Penny, Amelia; Poulton, Simon W.; Hoffmann, Karl-Heinz; Guilbaud, Romain; SESSION NO. 280 Tostevin, Rosalie; Kasemann, Simone A.; Curtis, Andrew: T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, REDOX STABILIZATION IN THE TERMINAL EDIACARAN: Proxies, and Models II (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology THE RECORD OF THE NAMA GROUP, NAMIBIA Division; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) 280-14 11:30 AM Johnston, David T.*; Cowie, Ben; Antler, Gilad; Turchyn, 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 Alexandra; Berelson, William M.: THE TRIPLE OXYGEN ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF MARINE SULFATE: A A. D. Muscente, Natalia Bykova, Jesse S. Broce and James D. Schiffbauer, METRIC FOR ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN Presiding 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 280-1 8:00 AM Kearsey, Timothy*; Bennett, Carys; Millward, David; Davies, Sarah J.; Smithson, Tim; Leng, Melanie; Marshall, John E.A.; Brown, Michael A.E.; Clack, Jennifer A.: SESSION NO. 281 THE TERRESTRIAL LANDSCAPES OF TETRAPOD T167. Metamorphic, Metasomatic, and Igneous Processes in the EVOLUTION IN EARLIEST CARBONIFEROUS Mid- and Deep Continental Crust: Mechanisms and Processes SEASONAL WETLANDS OF THE BALLAGAN That Impact Mass Transport and Rheology (GSA Mineralogy, FORMATION IN S.E. SCOTLAND, UK Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA 280-2 8:15 AM Lozar, Francesca*; Dela Pierre, Francesco; Natalicchio, Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society Marcello; Violanti, Donata; Gennari, Rocco; Turco, Elena: of America) CALCAREOUS NANNOFOSSILS SURVIVORSHIP AT THE 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 ONSET OF THE MESSINIAN SALINITY CRISIS G. Christopher Koteas and Callum J. Hetherington, Presiding 280-3 8:30 AM Plaza-Torres, Stephanie Marie*; Wagner, Peter J.; Darroch, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Simon A.F.: A PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE 281-1 8:15 AM Gibson, Roger L.*; Ogilvie, Paula; Horvath, Peter: BRACHIOPOD GENUS LEPTAENA PUSHING THE LIMITS OF ULTRAMETAMORPHISM 280-4 8:45 AM Choh, Suk-Joo*; Lee, Jeong-Hyun; Lee, Dong-Jin: – IMPACT-INDUCED UHT-LP METAMORPHISM IN “BORED” INTRACLASTS REVISITED: MACROBORINGS EXHUMED LOWER CRUST IN THE VREDEFORT DOME IN THE LATE CAMBRIAN (FURONGIAN) FLAT- (SOUTH AFRICA) PEBBLE CONGLOMERATES REVEAL THEIR 281-2 8:30 AM Gordon, Stacia M.*; DesOrmeau, Joel W.; Little, Tim; PALEOECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS Bowring, Samuel A.; Hacker, Bradley R.; Schoene, Blair; 280-5 9:00 AM Tosti, Fabio*; Riding, Robert: SINUSOIDAL COLUMNAR Samperton, Kyle M.: RAPID EXHUMATION HISTORY OF STROMATOLITES FROM THE MESOPROTEROZOIC OF THE (U)HP PAPUA NEW GUINEA TERRANE: INSIGHT NORTHERN CHINA: ORIGIN AND SIGNIFICANCE FROM ZIRCON AND PSEUDOSECTION ANALYSIS 280-6 9:15 AM Wolfe, Joanna M.*; Fournier, Gregory P.: TUNNELING 281-3 8:45 AM Ague, Jay J.*; Axler, Jennifer A.: ORIENTED RUTILE THROUGH TIME: HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER NEEDLES IN GARNET AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR STRATIGRAPHY DATES THE RADIATION OF EXTREME METAMORPHIC CONDITIONS PROKARYOTE GROUPS, THE ORIGIN OF 281-4 9:00 AM Behr, Whitney M.*; Smith, Douglas: OLIVINE FABRIC METHANOGENESIS, AND THE MICROBIOME TRANSITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH HYDRATION, 280-7 9:30 AM Czaja, Andrew D.*; Osterhout, Jeffrey T.; Beukes, Nicolas J.: DEHYDRATION AND SHEAR ABOVE THE FARALLON EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE NEOARCHEAN SPHEROIDAL FLAT SLAB MICROFOSSILS FROM SOUTH AFRICA: POSSIBLE 281-5 9:20 AM Larsen, R.B.*; Grant, Thomas B.; Sorensen, Bjorn Eske: CONTRIBUTORS TO THE GOE PORTRAIT OF A GIANT MAGMATIC CONDUIT SYSTEM 9:45 AM BREAK AT THE ROOTS OF THE CRUST: THE SEILAND IGNEOUS 280-8 10:00 AM Schiffbauer, James D.*; Shelton, Kevin L.; Huntley, PROVINCE, NORTHERN NORWAY John Warren; Fike, David A.; Gregg, Jay M.: 281-6 9:35 AM Sørensen, Bjørn Eske*; Grant, Thomas B.; Larsen, RECOGNITION OF SPICE AND OTHER CARBON R.B.; Raanes, Morten Peder: COUPLED REACTION ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS IN THE UPPER CAMBRIAN OF DRIVEN DEFORMATION, STRAIN SOFTENING AND SOUTHERN MISSOURI: INTERACTION OF LOCAL AND CO2 METASOMATISM IN PERIDOTITES FROM THE GLOBAL CARBON FACTORIES REINFJORD ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX, NORTHERN 280-9 10:15 AM Montanez, Isabel P*; McElwain, Jennifer C.; Poulsen, NORWAY Christopher J.; White, Joseph D.; Wilson, Jonathan P.; 281-7 9:50 AM Brown, Michael*; Clark, Chris; Korhonen, Fawna J.: DiMichele, William; Griggs, Galen; Hren, Michael T.: THE TECTONICS OF SLOW-COOLED OROGENS DYNAMIC SHIFTS IN GLACIAL-INTERGLACIAL CHARACTERIZED BY COUNTER-CLOCKWISE P–T–T PATHS AND UHT METAMORPHISM
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10:05 AM BREAK 282-8 9:50 AM Buczkowski, Debra L.*; Williams, David A.; Mest, Scott C.; 281-8 10:20 AM Marsh, Jeff*: TEMPORAL RELATIONS AMONG Schenk, Paul M.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Jaumann, Ralf; THICKENING, HEATING, MELTING, AND EXHUMATION Nathues, Andreas; Preusker, Frank; Park, Ryan; Russell, IN A LARGE, HOT OROGEN: INSIGHTS FROM HP MAFIC Christopher T.: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF ROCKS IN THE CANADIAN GRENVILLE PROVINCE LINEAR STRUCTURES ON CERES 281-9 10:40 AM Clark, Chris*; Taylor, Richard; Kylander-Clark, Andrew; 282-9 10:05 AM von der Gathen, Isabel*; Jaumann, Ralf; Krohn, Katrin; Hacker, Brad: DECONVOLVING ULTRAHIGH Williams, David A.; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Raymond, TEMPERATURE METAMORPHISM USING LARGE Carol A.; Russell, Christopher.T.; Preusker, Frank; ZIRCON GEOCHEMICAL DATASETS, AN EXAMPLE Roatsch, Thomas; Schenk, Paul M.: CERES: TECTONIC FROM THE NAPIER COMPLEX, EAST ANTARCTICA FEATURES JUXTAPOSED WITH ANALOGIES ON OTHER PLANETARY BODIES 281-10 10:55 AM Whitney, Donna L.*; Teyssier, Christian; Rey, Patrice F.: MASS AND HEAT TRANSPORT PROCESSES IN 282-10 10:20 AM Ruesch, Ottaviano*; Platz, Thomas; McFadden, Lucy; MIGMATITE DOMES Hiesinger, Harald; Reddy, Vishnu; Schenk, Paul M.; Schmidt, Britney E.; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Sykes, Mark; Thangjam, 11:10 AM Webber, Jeffrey R.*; Brown, Laurie L.; Williams, Michael L.; 281-11 Guneshwar Singh: EXPLORING FORMATION MODELS Jercinovic, Michael J.; Mahan, Kevin H.: METAMORPHIC FOR CERES THOLI AND MONTES AND STRUCTURAL CONTEXT OF MAGNETISM WITHIN THE LOWER CONTINENTAL CRUST, OBSERVATIONS 282-11 10:35 AM Wagner, Roland*; Jaumann, Ralf; Schmedemann, Nico; AND IMPLICATIONS FROM THE CANADIAN SHIELD Kneissl, Thomas; Stephan, Katrin; Williams, David A.; Yingst, R. Aileen; Mest, Scott C.; Raymond, Carol A.; 11:25 AM Regan, Sean P.*; Williams, Michael L.; Jercinovic, Michael J.; 281-12 Russell, Christopher T.: GLOBAL AND REGIONAL Mahan, Kevin H.; Chiarenzelli, Jeffrey R.; Dumond, Gregory; STRATIGRAPHY OF CERES FROM GEOLOGIC Walsh, Greg J.; Geer, Phillip S.; Webber, Jeffrey R.; MAPPING AND CRATER COUNTING IN IMAGING DATA Orlandini, Omero F.: INTERACTION BETWEEN IGNEOUS, OF THE DAWN FC2 FRAMING CAMERA METAMORPHIC, AND STRUCTURAL PROCESSES FROM THE LOWER TO MIDDLE CONTINENTAL CRUST: 282-12 10:50 AM Williams, David A.*; Mest, Scott C.; Buczkowski, Debra L.; INSIGHTS FROM TWO ISOBARIC TERRANES Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Jaumann, Ralf; Russell, Christopher T.; Raymond, Carol A.: THE GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF 11:45 AM Guevara, Victor*; Dragovic, Besim; Caddick, Mark J.: 281-13 P-T CERES USING DAWN SPACECRAFT DATA PATH OF SHORT-LIVED NEOARCHEAN GRANULITE FACIES METAMORPHISM OF THE WYOMING CRATON 282-13 11:05 AM Lunning, Nicole G.*; Beck, Andrew W.; Hahn, Timothy M.; McSween, Harry Y.: QUANTITATIVE MODAL ANALYSES SESSION NO. 282 OF METEORITE BRECCIAS T172. Geology of Dwarf Planets: First Results from NASA’s Dawn 282-14 11:20 AM Beck, Andrew W.*; Peplowski, Patrick N.; Lawrence, Mission to Ceres (GSA Planetary Geology Division) David J.: IMPLICATIONS FOR A COMPLEX GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF ASTEROID 4 VESTA: PRIMARY VESTAN 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 344 LITHOLOGIES MAPPED USING GAMMA RAY AND David A. Williams and Debra L. Buczkowski, Presiding NEUTRON SPECTROSCOPY 282-1 8:00 AM Rivkin, Andrew S.*: CERES: THE ASTRONOMERS’ VIEW SESSION NO. 283 282-2 8:20 AM Jaumann, R.*; Russell, C.T.; Raymond, C.; McSween, H.Y.; Williams, D.; Buczkowski, D. L.; Hiesinger, H.; De Sanctis, T191. Reconstructing Arctic Glaciers and Ice Sheets: Chronology, M.C.; Nathues, A.: GEOMORPHOLOGICAL SURFACE Geomorphology, and Climate Records (GSA Quaternary Geology PROCESSES ON CERES and Geomorphology Division) 282-3 8:35 AM McFadden, Lucy A.*; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 307 Ammannito, E.; Raponi, A.; Ciarniello, M.; Carrozzo, Sarah M. Principato, Jason P. Briner and Nicolás E. Young, Presiding AM Giacomo; Tosi, Federico; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Christopher T.: SURFACE MINERALOGY OF CERES BY VIR ON DAWN: IMPLICATION ON ORIGIN AND 283-1 8:05 AM Schomacker, Anders*; Brynjolfsson, Skafti; Ingólfsson, EVOLUTION Ólafur; Keiding, Jakob K.: LATE WEICHSELIAN-EARLY HOLOCENE GLACIAL HISTORY OF NORTHWEST 282-4 8:50 AM Formisano, Michelangelo*; Federico, Costanzo; De Sanctis, ICELAND, CONSTRAINED BY 36CL COSMOGENIC Maria Cristina; De Angelis, Simone: CERES IN THE EXPOSURE AGES STAGNANT-LID REGIME: GEOPHYSICAL EVOLUTION OF THE CRUST 283-2 8:25 AM Brynjolfsson, Skafti*; Schomacker, Anders; Korsgaard, Niels J.; Ingolfsson, Olafur: DRANGAJOKULL SURGES 9:05 AM Schenk, Paul*; Marchi, Simone; O’Brien, David P.; Ruesch, 282-5 DURING THE LAST 300 YEARS, UNIQUE SURGE Ottaviano; Bland, Michael; Castillo-Rogez, Julie C.;
CHARACTERISTICS IN TERMS OF ICELANDIC SURGE- WEDNESDAY Hiesinger, Harald; Hughson, Kynan H. G.; Le Corre, Lucille; TYPE GLACIERS Li, Jian-Yang: AN ICE-RICH MANTLE ON CERES FROM DAWN MAPPING OF CENTRAL PIT AND PEAK CRATER 283-3 8:40 AM Ingolfsson, Olafur*; Benediktsson, Ivar Orn; Schomacker, MORPHOLOGIES Anders; Kjaer, Kurt H.; Brynjolfsson, Skafti; Jonsson, Sverrir A.; Korsgaard, Niels J.; Johnson, Mark D.: SURGING 9:20 AM Hughson, Kynan H. G.*; Russell, Christopher T.; Schmidt, 282-6 GLACIERS IN ICELAND – RESEARCH STATUS AND Britney Elyce; Chilton, Heather; Scully, Jennifer E. C.; FUTURE CHALLENGES Byrne, Shane; Platz, Thomas; Ammannito, E.; Schenk, Paul M.; Williams, David A.: SCALLOPED AND 283-4 8:55 AM Harning, David*; Geirsdóttir, Áslaug; Miller, Gifford H.; DEGRADED CRATERS AS GEOMORPHOLOGICAL Belart, Joaquín M.C.: AN ABRUPT AND SEA-ICE DRIVEN EVIDENCE FOR PERVASIVE GROUND ICE ON CERES LIA EXPANSION OF DRANGAJÖKULL, VESTFIRÐIR, AS SEEN BY THE DAWN SPACECRAFT ICELAND 282-7 9:35 AM Otto, Katharina A.*; Jaumann, Ralf; Krohn, Katrin; 283-5 9:10 AM Werner, Al*; Retelle, Michael J.; Roof, Steven R.: MAKING Buczkowski, Debra L.; von der Gathen, Isabel; Mest, SENSE OF THE VARVE STRATIGRAPHY OF GLACIER- Scott C.; Schulzeck, Franziska; Scully, Jennifer E. C.; FED LAKE LINNÉ, SVALBARD, NORWAY Williams, David A.: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF 283-6 9:25 AM Carlson, Anders E.*: RESOLVING THE PEAK LAST POLYGONAL CRATERS ON (1) CERES INTERGLACIAL SEA-LEVEL BUDGET 9:45 AM BREAK
1–4 November • Baltimore, Maryland, USA 279 SESSION NO. 283
283-7 10:00 AM Jennings, Anne E.*; Andrews, John T.; Oliver, Brett; Bailey, 284-7 10:00 AM Yu, Qiuwan*; Yang, Wan; Luo, Xiaorong; Lei, Yuhong: Ethan: RETREAT OF THE GREENLAND AND INNUITIAN LACUSTRINE AND FLUVIAL PALEOGEOGRAPHIC ICE SHEETS FROM THE SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL EVOLUTION OF UPPER- ENDS OF NARES STRAIT TRIASSIC ZHANGJIATAN SHALE IN ORDOS FORELAND 283-8 10:15 AM Corbett, Lee B.*; Bierman, Paul R.; Rood, Dylan H.: BASIN, CHINA CONSTRAINING MULTI-STAGE EXPOSURE- 284-8 10:15 AM Sun, Bin*; Yang, Wan; Luo, Xiaorong; Lei, Yuhong: BURIAL SCENARIOS FOR BOULDERS PRESERVED MICRO-STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC BENEATH COLD-BASED ICE IN THULE, NORTHWEST RECONSTRUCTION OF UPPER TRIASSIC LACUSTRINE GREENLAND ZHANGJIATAN SHALE BED, ORDOS BASIN, CENTRAL 283-9 10:35 AM Lifton, Nathaniel A.*; Beel, Casey R.; Briner, Jason P.; CHINA Goehring, Brent M.: COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE INSIGHTS 284-9 10:30 AM Li, Zhixin*; Yang, Wan; Zhang, Liqiang; Luo, Xiaorong; Liu, INTO QUATERNARY LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION AND Shuhui: THICK TRANSGRESSIVE FAN SYSTEMS AT ICE SHEET HISTORY OF CENTRAL-WEST AND STEEP MARGIN, DONGYING DEPRESSION, EASTERN SOUTHWEST GREENLAND CHINA – CONTRADICTION TO THE “NORM” 283-10 10:50 AM Farnsworth, Lauren*; Kelly, Meredith A.; Axford, Yarrow; 284-10 10:45 AM Luo, Xiaorong*; Li, Zhixin; Yang, Wan; Zhang, Liqiang; Bromley, Gordon; Osterberg, Erich C.; Howley, Jennifer A.; Liu, Shuhui: TOPOGRAPHIC CONTROLS ON Zimmerman, Susan H.; Jackson, Margaret S.; Lasher, G. SEDIMENTATION DURING EARLY LAKE EXPANSION Everett; McFarlin, Jamie: LATE GLACIAL AND HOLOCENE AT THE STEEP MARGIN OF DONGYING DEPRESSION, HISTORY OF THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET MARGIN, EASTERN CHINA NUNATARSSUAQ, NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND 284-11 11:00 AM Yang, Wan*; Li, Zhixin; Yu, Qiuwan: THICK COARSE- 283-11 11:05 AM Young, Nicolás E.*; Schweinsberg, Avriel; Briner, Jason; GRAINED TRANSGRESSIVE SILICICLASTIC DEPOSITS Schaefer, Joerg M.: GLACIER MAXIMA IN BAFFIN BAY IN LACUSTRINE SEQUENCES DURING THE MEDIEVAL WARM PERIOD 284-12 11:15 AM Jiao, Xin*; Liu, Yiqun; Yang, Wan; Zhou, Dingwu; Li, Hong: 283-12 11:20 AM Rayburn, John A.*; De Simone, David J.; Staley, Amie E.; EXPLOSITE: A TYPE OF MANTLE-DERIVED MAGMATIC- Mahan, Shannon A.; Stone, Byron D.: AGE OF AN ICE HYDROTHERMAL LACUSTRINE LAMINATED DAMMED LAKE ON THE LEE SIDE OF THE CATSKILL SEDIMENTARY ROCKS MOUNTAINS, NEW YORK, AND ROUGH ESTIMATES FOR 11:30 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS THE RATE OF ICE ADVANCE TO THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM SESSION NO. 285 SESSION NO. 284 T202. Paleosol Case Studies: Resurrecting Ancient Critical Zones through Space and Time T194. New Horizons in Paleogeography: Principles, Innovative Methods, and Application to Resource Exploration 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 345/346 (Paleontological Society; Journal of Palaeogeography) Emily J. Beverly, R. Hunter Harlow and William E. Lukens, Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 336 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Adam D. Woods and Wan Yang, Presiding 285-1 8:05 AM Riber, Lars*; Dypvik, Henning; Sørlie, Ronald; Oberhardt, Nikolas; Tan, Pingchuan; Stangvik, Kristian; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Naqvi, Syed A. A.; Schroeder, Paul A.; Ferrell, Ray E.: 284-1 8:15 AM Banerjee, Santanu*; Mondal, Saikat; Chakraborty, PALAEOWEATHERING PROFILES FROM THE Partha Pratim: DISTINCTIVE GEOCHEMICAL NORWEGIAN NORTH SEA, AND THEIR ONSHORE CHARACTERISTICS AND PALAEOGEOGRAPHIC ANALOGUES IMPLICATIONS OF PRECAMBRIAN GLAUCONY: 285-2 8:20 AM Grimley, David A.*; Nash, Jr., T. Andrew; Conroy, EXAMPLES FROM PURANA BASINS IN INDIA Jessica L.; Wang, Hong; Miao, Xiaodong; Curry, Brandon: 284-2 8:30 AM Woods, Adam D.*; Pilesky, William: THE REVISITING THE JULES GEOSOL AND GASTROPOD PALEOGEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF COLD WATER PALEOECOLOGY IN LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM LOESS, CARBONATES IN LATE ORDOVICIAN SEDIMENTARY WESTERN ILLINOIS ROCKS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES 285-3 8:35 AM Uno, Kevin T.*; Polissar, Pratigya J.; Snell, Kathryn E.; 284-3 8:45 AM Zhan, Xin*; Yang, Wan; Feng, Qiao: BIOMARKER Lukens, William E.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena; Haveles, ANALYSIS IN PALEOENVIRONMENTAL AND Andrew W.; Martin, Robert A.; Fox, David L.: PLANT WAX PALEOGEOGRAPHIC RECONSTRUCTION OF BIOMARKERS IN LATE NEOGENE PALEOSOLS AS LACUSTRINE SHALES, LOWER PERMIAN LUCAOGOU ARCHIVES OF GREAT PLAINS VEGETATION LOW-ORDER CYCLE, SOUTHERN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, 285-4 8:50 AM Stinchcomb, Gary*; Nordt, Lee C.; Driese, Steven G.; NW CHINA Lukens, William E.; Williamson, Forrest C.; Tubbs, Jack D.: 284-4 9:00 AM Jiao, Xin*; Liu, Yiqun; Yang, Wan; Zhou, Dingwu: A DATA-DRIVEN EMPIRICAL MODEL THAT PREDICTS MICROBIAL DOLOSTONES RELATED TO PALEOCLIMATE FOR A DIVERSE RANGE OF HYDROTHERMAL-VOLCANIC ACTIVITIES IN PERMIAN CONDITIONS FOR PALEOSOLS LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENT, SANTANGHU BASIN, NW 285-5 9:05 AM Lukens, William E.*; Stinchcomb, Gary E.; Nordt, Lee C.; CHINA Driese, Steven G.: A NEW PEDOTRANSFER FUNCTION 284-5 9:15 AM Obrist-Farner, Jonathan*; Yang, Wan; Martinez, Edgar: FOR ESTIMATING SOIL PH IN PALEOSOLS SEDIMENTARY CHARACTERISTICS OF LOESSITE IN 285-6 9:20 AM Terry, Jr., Dennis O.*: WHEN AND WHERE IS MY NE PANGEA AND ITS IMPLICATION ON PALEOCLIMATE CRITICAL ZONE, AND WHAT IS THE ROCK RECORD AND PALEOGEOGRAPHY – CAPITANIAN UPPER REALLY RECORDING? QUANZIJIE LOW-ORDER CYCLE, BOGDA MOUNTAINS, NW CHINA 9:40 AM BREAK/DISCUSSION 284-6 9:30 AM Fang, Yuheng*: PERMIAN-TRIASSIC BOUNDARY 285-7 9:55 AM Suarez, Celina*: RECONSTRUCTING ANCIENT MICROBIALITES AT YUDONGZI SECTION, SICHUAN TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS USING ISOTOPIC PROVINCE, SOUTH CHINA: GEOBIOLOGY AND PROXIES FROM PALEOSOL MINERALS, ORGANICS, PALAEOCEANOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS AND FOSSILS 9:45 AM BREAK
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285-8 10:15 AM Burgess, Crystal S*; Snell, Kathryn E.; Budd, David A.; PROPAGATION FOLD SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY FROM Fox, David L.: DETECTION OF DIAGENESIS IN THE STILLWELL ANTICLINE, WEST TEXAS PALEOSOL CARBONATE NODULES USING OPTICAL 286-10 10:45 AM Titus, Sarah*; Newman, Alice C.; Yourd, Amanda R.: FOLD AND CATHODOLUMINESCENCE MICROSCOPY DEVELOPMENT AT KETTLEMAN HILLS, CENTRAL CA: 285-9 10:30 AM Hofmann, Florian*; Farley, Kenneth A.: EVIDENCE FOR IMPLICATIONS FOR OFF-FAULT DEFORMATION IN THE >5 MA PALEO-EXPOSURE OF A PALEOSOL IN THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT SYSTEM BOHNERZ FORMATION, SWITZERLAND 286-11 11:00 AM Seyum, Solomon*; Pollard, David D.: ECHELON VEINS 285-10 10:45 AM Harlow, R. Hunter*; Teasdale, Caleb; Atchley, Stacy: AND PRESSURE SOLUTION SEAMS RELATED TO POSSIBLE CLIMATIC INFLUENCE ON DENSITY OF FOLDING AT RAPLEE RIDGE, UTAH COMPLEX, LARGE-DIAMETER BURROW NETWORKS 286-12 11:15 AM Liu, Xiaolong*; Eckert, Andreas; Connolly, Peter: IN UPPERMOST LATE TRIASSIC CHINLE FORMATION EVOLUTION OF PORE PRESSURE AND FLUID FLOW STRATA FROM WARD’S TERRACE, ARIZONA REGIMES DURING VISCO-ELASTIC SINGLE-LAYER 285-11 11:00 AM Catena, Angeline M.*; Hembree, Daniel I.; Saylor, BUCKLE FOLDING Beverly; Croft, Darin A.: RECONSTRUCTING MIOCENE 286-13 11:30 AM Hudleston, Peter*; McEvoy, Molly E.; Watkins, W. David; NEOTROPICAL PALEOENVIRONMENTS: A CASE Porter, Matthew: RHEOLOGICAL INFORMATION STUDY FROM THE PALEOSOLS AND ICHNOFOSSILS INFERRED FROM SMALL-SCALE FOLDS, NORTHERN OF CERDAS, BOLIVIA SNAKE RANGE, NEVADA 285-12 11:15 AM Ross, Jeffrey B.*; Ludvigson, Greg; Möller, 11:45 AM DISCUSSION Andreas; Walker, J. Douglas: STABLE ISOTOPE PALEOHYDROLOGY OF PEDOGENIC CARBONATES SESSION NO. 287 IN THE WAYAN AND BLACKLEAF FORMATIONS (MID- CRETACEOUS) OF IDAHO AND MONTANA T213. Integrating Perspectives on the Formation, Evolution, and Destruction of Continental Crust: From 0 to 4600 Ma 285-13 11:30 AM Bowen, Gabriel J.*: CRITICAL ZONE MEDIATION (Geochemical Society; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA OF CARBON CYCLE RESPONSE THROUGH THE Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM Mineralogical Society of America; Geological Association of 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Canada; Mineralogical Association of Canada; GSA Planetary Geology Division) SESSION NO. 286 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 T207. Folds and Folding: Earth’s Surface to Depth (GSA Paul A. Mueller, Robert Stern, David Snyder, M.B. Magnani and M.E. Bickford, Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Presiding 8:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 322/323 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Juliet G. Crider and Mary Beth Gray, Presiding 287-1 8:05 AM Condie, Kent C.*: WHEN DID PLATE TECTONICS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BEGIN? TEN YEARS AFTER THE LANDER PENROSE 286-1 8:05 AM Groshong, Jr., Richard H.*: RECOGNITION AND CONFERENCE MECHANICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BUCKLE-FOLD VS. 287-2 8:25 AM Drabon, Nadja*; Lowe, Donald R.: DETRITAL ZIRCON CLASSIC DETACHMENT-FOLD STYLES GEOCHRONOLOGY AND PETROLOGY OF SEDIMENTS 286-2 8:20 AM Boyer, Steven E.*: RETHINKING THRUST PROPAGATION FROM THE BARBERTON GREENSTONE BELT: IN CARBONATE ROCKS IMPLICATIONS FOR PROVENANCE AND TECTONIC RECONSTRUCTIONS 286-3 8:35 AM Davis, George H.*: INTENSIVE FOLD FLATTENING DURING QUASI-FLEXURAL FOLDING OF LIMESTONE 287-3 8:40 AM Zirakparvar, N. Alex*; Choe, Saebyul; Mathez, Edmond A.: PSEUDO-BEDS WEAKENING OF KAAPVAAL SCLM BY PLUME AM RELATED METASOMATISM AT ~2.06 GA: HF ISOTOPE 286-4 8:50 AM VanderLeest, Rebecca*; Oakley, David O.S.; Fisher, EVIDENCE FROM THE BUSHVELD LARGE IGNEOUS Donald M.; Gardner, Thomas W.: INVESTIGATION OF PROVINCE FOLD GROWTH IN NORTH CANTERBURY, SOUTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND 287-4 8:55 AM Frost, Carol D.*; Frost, B. Ronald; McLaughlin, J. Fred; Swapp, Susan M.; Fanning, C. Mark: FORMATION OF 286-5 9:05 AM Oakley, David O.S.*; Gardner, Thomas W.; Fisher, PALEOARCHEAN CONTINENTAL CRUST IN THE Donald M.: UPLIFT RATES OF MARINE TERRACES CENTRAL WYOMING PROVINCE AS CONSTRAINTS ON FAULT-PROPAGATION FOLD KINEMATICS: EXAMPLES FROM TWO ANTICLINES IN 287-5 9:10 AM Debata, Manisha*; Anand, R.: PALEO - MESOARCHEAN NORTH CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND CRUSTAL EVOLUTION IN SOUTHERN INDIA – EVIDENCE FROM TRACE ELEMENT GEOCHEMISTRY WEDNESDAY 286-6 9:20 AM Carrigan, James H.*; Anastasio, David J.; Pares, Josep M.; OF SARGUR ULTRAMAFIC ROCKS Kodama, Kenneth P.: FAULT PROPAGATION FOLD KINEMATICS RECOVERED FROM TERRESTRIAL 287-6 9:25 AM Basu, Asish R.*; Ghosh, Nilotpal; Gregory, Robert T.; GROWTH STRATA WITH 20 KYR TIME RESOLUTION, Richards, Ian; Ghatak, Arundhuti; Georg, R.Bastian; SANT LLORENÇ DE MORUNYS, PYRENEES, SPAIN Ebinger, Cynthia; Quade, Jay; Zou, Haibo: FORMATION OF BASALTIC - SILICIC CRUST ABOVE THE AFAR PLUME 286-7 9:35 AM Fitz-Diaz, Elisa*; van der Pluijm, Ben: ISOTOPIC DATING OF FOLDS FROM THE UPPER CRUST 287-7 9:40 AM Funderburg, Rebecca*; Arevalo, Ricardo; Locmelis, Marek; Piccoli, Philip; Reno, Barry L.; Adachi, Tomoko: METHOD 9:55 AM DISCUSSION DEVELOPMENT FOR LINKING PLATE TECTONICS AND 10:00 AM BREAK MANTLE OXIDATION USING CE AND EU OXIDATION 286-8 10:15 AM Fossen, Haakon*; Zuluaga, Luisa; Rotevatn, Atle: FORCED STATES ZIRCONS FOLDING OF HIGHLY POROUS SANDSTONE: STRAIN, 9:55 AM BREAK FOLD GEOMETRY, DEFORMATION BANDS AND FLUID 287-8 10:10 AM Jagoutz, Oliver*: CONTINENTAL CRUST FORMATION AS FLOW CONSTRAINED BY MODERN ARC PROCESSES 286-9 10:30 AM Surpless, Benjamin*; Dunn, Connor: THE LOCALIZATION 287-9 10:30 AM Holland, Mark Edward*; Karlstrom, Karl E.; Doe, Michael F.; OF SHEAR STRAIN WITHIN A CONTRACTIONAL FAULT- Grambling, Tyler A.; Gehrels, George E.; Pecha, Mark; Griffin, William L.; Belousova, Elena; Begg, Graham C.;
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Mako, Calvin A.: GROWTH OF CONTINENTAL AND SEDIMENT YIELD PATTERNS IN MARCELLUS SHALE LITHOSPHERE BY ACCRETION OF ARC TERRANES DRILLING REGION IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA USING ALONG THE LAURENTIAN MARGIN THROUGHOUT THE SWAT AND TOPOGRAPHIC WETNESS INDEX PROTEROZOIC: EVIDENCE FROM HF ISOTOPES 288-13 13 Walker, Ryan Kyle*: INTERWEAVING OF GEOCHEMICAL AND 287-10 10:45 AM Mueller, Paul A.*; Mogk, D.W.; Henry, D.J.; Foster, David A.; GEOSPATIAL DATA TO LOCATE NONPOINT SOURCE ZINC Dutrow, Barbara L.; Gifford, Jennifer: ONTOGENY AND CONTAMINATION OF UTOY CREEK, ATLANTA, GA OROGENY: HADEAN TO HOLOCENE EVOLUTION IN 288-14 14 Schaefer, III, Robert*; Polk, Jason; McClanahan, Kegan: WESTERN LAURENTIA ANALYZING POSSIBLE INFLUENCES IN KARST 287-11 11:00 AM Aleinikoff, John N.*; Walsh, Gregory J.: A NEW REGIONS CONTRIBUTING TO HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOM INTERPRETATION FOR THE AGES OF ADIRONDACK OCCURENCES IN FRESHWATER LAKES PLUTONISM: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NATURE AND 288-15 15 Bartle, Sarah*; Feeney, Thomas P.; Hurd, Todd M.: AN TIMING OF MESOPROTEROZOIC DEFORMATION AND ASSESSMENT OF USING AQUATIC SUBTERRANEAN METAMORPHISM ORGANISMS AND FLUORESCENT PROTEINS AS BASIC 287-12 11:15 AM El-Shazly, Aley K.*; Khalil, Khalil I.: PROTEROZOIC TRACERS IN THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY KARST REGION OF TO EARLY PALEOZOIC TECTONIC EVOLUTION SOUTH CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA OF THE CENTRAL EASTERN DESERT OF 288-16 16 Fajvan, Mary Ann*; Morin, Randall S; Lister, Tonya: AN EGYPT: STRUCTURAL, PETROLOGICAL, AND ASSESSMENT OF THE ECOHYDROLOGICAL ROLE OF GEOCHRONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS EASTERN HEMLOCK (TSUGA CANADENSIS) AND ITS 11:30 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS PENDING DECLINE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHEDS 288-17 17 Frus, Rebecca Jane*; Crossey, Laura J.; Scuderi, Louis A.: HYDROGEOCHEMICAL AND GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF ARID LAND SPRING WATERS TO DETERMINE CHANGES POSTER TO WATER AVAILABILITY DUE TO DROUGHT AND CLIMATE TECHNICAL SESSIONS CHANGE CONDITIONS; ZUNI MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO 288-18 18 Leung, Tania*; Comas, Xavier; Root, Tara L.: SPATIAL SESSION NO. 288 VARIABILITY IN SOIL PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN BOCA RATON, FL. REVEALED BY GROUND PENETRATING Environmental Geoscience (Posters) RADAR (GPR) 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 288-19 19 Gutierrez, Melida*: VARIABILITY OF METAL CONTENT IN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SEDIMENTS IN AND AROUND AURORA, MISSOURI, A Booth # HISTORICAL MINING TOWN 288-1 1 Brooks, William E.*; Sierra, Julio; Palacios, Francisco: GREEN 288-20 20 Mumford, Adam C.*; Maloney, Kelly; Akob, Denise M.; Cozzarelli, GOLD–DIRTY GOLD, TADO, DEPT. CHOCO, COLOMBIA Isabelle M.: A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF 288-2 2 Stewart, Alexander K.*; Shroder, John F.: RESOURCE THREE HIGH-QUALITY HEADWATER STREAMS IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND THE U.S. ARMY: EFFORTS AT CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED IMPROVING COUNTERINSURGENCY OPERATIONS 288-21 21 Fuentes, Javier A*; Stern, Jennifer C; Rosales-Lagarde, 288-3 3 Cauley, Christina N.*; Jedlovec, Gary J.: GAP ANALYSIS OF Laura; Boston, Penelope J.; Gomez-Cruz, Rodolfo: δ15N OF LAND TOPOGRAPHY DATA DERIVED FROM SATELLITE BIOVERMICULATIONS IN A SULFIDIC CAVE SYSTEM AT IMAGERY FOR PROJECT GOOD EARTH CUEVA DE VILLA LUZ, TABASCO, MEXICO 288-4 4 Landis, Joshua D.*; Renshaw, Carl E.; Kaste, James M.: 288-22 22 Foote, Jeremy K.*: CHANGES IN THE HYDROLOGICAL BERYLLIUM-7 AND LEAD-210 CHRONOMETRY OF MODERN ENVIRONMENT OF CHOCTAW COUNTY MISSISSIPPI SINCE SOIL PROCESSES 1995 288-5 5 Haber, Daniel*; Burnley, Pamela; Adcock, Christopher T.; Malchow, 288-23 23 Hippensteel, Scott P.*; Small, Aiken: RESPONSE OF Russell; Hausrath, Elisabeth M.: PREDICTIVE MODELING OF AGGLUTINATED FORAMINIFERA TO A REVERSE-OSMOSIS TERRESTRIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE FROM GEOLOGIC BRINY DISCHARGE: ALBEMARLE SOUND, NORTH MATERIALS CAROLINA 288-6 6 Purkiss, Christine*: CLIMATE LITERACY: AN INNOVATIVE 288-24 24 Lewis, Jamal J.*; Mason, Henry: EXPLORING EXPOSURE APPROACH TO ELEMENTARY TEACHER PROFESSIONAL PATHWAYS OF CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING IN DEVELOPMENT LANCASTER CITY, PENNSYLVNIA 288-7 7 Geiger, Emily M.*; Bensen, Ryan; Sidhu, Virinder; Sarkar, 288-25 25 Raharimahefa, Tsilavo*: HOW DOES MINERAL EXTRACTION Dibyendu; Datta, Rupali: UTILIZATION OF COPPER SHAPE LANDSCAPE: CASE STUDY IN MADAGASCAR CONTAMINATED MARGINAL LAND: VETIVER PERFORMS 288-26 26 Valeruz, Hannah*; Hersh, Michelle; Friedlander, Issa; Bernstein, PHYTOSTABILIZATION AND CAN BE HARVESTED AS A Cassidy; Kahn, Beryl; Feldman, Howard R.: ENDOPHYTE SECOND-GENERATION BIOETHANOL FEEDSTOCK GROWTH ON TWO SPECIES OF CONIFERS ON THE 288-8 8 Yactayo, Guido Andres*: CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED SHAWANGUNK RIDGE, MID-HUDSON VALLEY, NEW YORK MODEL SENSITIVITY TO OBSERVED CLIMATE CHANGE 288-27 27 Lahiri, Chayan*: A COMBINED REMOTE SENSING/ 288-9 9 Napieralski, Amanda M.*; Barber, Alexa; Noll, Mark R.: MULTIVARIATE MODEL OF BALD CYPRESS HABITAT IN EFFECTS OF SOIL DRYING METHODS ON PHOSPHORUS THE YAZOO BASIN, LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER ALLUVIAL FRACTIONATION IN AN AGRICULTURAL SOIL VALLEY 288-10 10 Jovanelly, Tamie J.*: PIONEERING WATER QUALITY DATA ON 288-28 28 Price, Amy E.*; Giardino, Rick: A QUANTIFICATION OF THE THE LAKE VICTORIA WATERSHED: IMPACTS TO HUMAN EFFECTS OF ELEVATION AND ASPECT ON DEPOSITION HEALTH OF AIRBORNE CONSTITUENTS AND WATER QUALITY IN AN ALPINE CRITICAL ZONE: SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, 288-11 11 Rice, Karen C.*; Jastram, John D.: RISING AIR AND STREAM- COLORADO WATER TEMPERATURES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION, USA 288-29 29 Fricke, James Neil*; Khalequzzaman, Md.; Shaffer, Bethany Renee: ANALYSES OF WATER, SOIL, AND SEDIMENT 288-12 12 Shaffer, Bethany Renee*; Khalequzzaman, Md.; Fricke, SAMPLES IN LITTLE TROUT RUN WATERSHED, CLEARFIELD James Neil: MODELING OF HYDROLOGICAL DRAINAGE
282 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 288-46 288-45 288-44 288-43 288-42 288-41 288-40 288-39 288-38 288-37 288-36 288-35 288-34 288-33 288-32 288-31 288-30 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 BROOK, IRONVILLE, NY SMELTING ONOCTOBER CADDISFLY CASES FROM KNOB Zobel, Alexandra*; J.: Farthing, Dori THEIMPACT OFIRON RIVER WATERSHED, MONTOGMERY CO, PA AND WATER CHEMISTRY IN THE MIDDLESCHUYLKILL Tompkins, Daniel*: ANTHROPROGENIC EFFECTSONSOIL METALS USING DRINKING WATERMETALSUSING TREATMENT WASTE REACTIVE CONCRETE: NOVEL REMOVAL OFHEAVY Holmes, Ryan R.*; MeganL.; Hart, Kevern, John: PERMEABLE WATERSHED INNORTHERN MINNESOTA (U.S.A.) EXAMINE MERCURY CYCLINGINAPEATLAND-UPLAND Sue; Blum,JoelD.: USINGSTABLE MERCURY ISOTOPES TO Woerndle, GlennE.*; Tsui, Martin; Sebestyen, StephenD.; Eggert, COUNTY, PA DRAINAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM, ST. CLAIR, SCHUYLKILL THE EFFECTIVENESSOF THE PINEFORESTACID MINE Mitchell, Audra I.: ASEDIMENTOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTOF Napkora, Frank Z.*; Venn, Cynthia; P.; Hallen,Christopher BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IMPACTS ON WATER QUALITY IN THE MOSELEMCREEK, INFLUENCES OF WATER SOURCE ANDANTHROPOGENIC Sammel, Richard*; Sewall, Jacob O.: THERELATIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN THE VICINITY OFCOASTAL RESIDENCES WITH ONSITE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGEANDNUTRIENTDYNAMICS Beebe, D. Alex*; Leach,DaneJ.; Allison,David T.: SUBMARINE INFERRED FROM BENTHICFORAMINIFERALECOLOGY MARGIN BETWEEN90,000AND290,000 YEARS AGO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGESOFF THE COSTA RICAN Bly, Matthew*; Burkett, Ashley; Anthony: Rathburn, SEAFLOOR CHINA SECOND AND THIRD ORDERSTREAMSNEARDEXINGMINE, CONTAMINANTS INSOLUTION WITH CUISOTOPES INFIRST, Guo, Kunyi; Mathur, Ryan: IDENTIFICATION OF TWO METAL Allin, NicholasC.*; Song,S. M.; Kopera, Kristin; Chen,D.D; BARRIER WASTEWATER SYSTEMUSINGAPERMEABLEREACTIVE GROUNDWATER NITRATE FROM ALARGEONSITE MichaelA.;O’Driscoll, Iverson, GuyJ.: REMEDIATION OF Humphrey, Jr., Charles*; Pradhan, Sushama; Bean,Eban Z.; GROWING INANACID MINEDRAINAGE CHANNEL UPTAKE INBLACKBERRY PLANTS(RUBUS ARGUTUS) Jennifer C.: BIOGEOCHEMICALANALYSIS OFELEMENTAL McDaniel, Kyle*; McDaniel,Caleb; Brake, Sandra; Latimer, PINE FORESTMINEINST. CLAIR, PENNSYLVANIA Frank Z.: ANOXIC LIMESTONE DRAIN-REMEDIATION OF Mitchell, Audra I.*; Venn, Cynthia; P.; Hallen,Christopher Napkora, IMPACTED BYACID MINEDRAINAGE ININDIANA, USA IN SEDIMENTCORESOBTAINED FROM ASTREAM Jennifer C.: GEOCHEMICALANALYSIS OF TRACE ELEMENTS McDaniel, Caleb*; McDaniel,Kyle; Brake, Sandra; Latimer, IN THE CHESAPEAKEBAY STORMWATER CONVEYANCE TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY Pelc, Carey: STREAMRESTORATION BYREGENERATIVE Rolf, Julianne Naomi*; Jordan, Thomas E.; Max; Ruehrmund, DATABASE IN THE DEEPRIVER TRIASSIC BASIN, NC Rosenthal, EmmaF.*: ESTABLISHING APRE-FRACKING SANDS OF TORCH LAKE, MICHIGAN AND DISTRIBUTION OFCOPPERINCONTAMINATED STAMP COMPOST ADDITIONANDPLANTCOVER ON THE FATE Sidhu, Virinder*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Datta,Rupali: EFFECTSOF SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, CO CHARACTERISTICS OFMOUNTIANSTREAMSTEPPOOLS; Price, Amy E.: PHYSICALAND WATER CHEMISTRY Carter, Caitlin*; Fedotova, Anastasia; Giardino, JohnR.; SHALE GAS-WELLDRILLINGON THE ENVIRONMENT COUNTY, PA TO EVALUATE THE IMPACT OFMARCELLUS 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 288-56 288-55 288-54 288-53 288-52 288-51 288-50 288-49 288-48 288-47 289-8 289-7 289-6 289-5 289-4 289-3 289-2 289-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision) Quaternary Geology Division; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision; GSA Reconnaissance (Posters) (GSAEnvironmental andEngineering T31. UnmannedAerial Vehicles and Their UseinGeologic SESSION NO. 289 Booth # 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 64 63 62 49 61 48 60 47 59 58 57 FROM TILE-DRAINED AGRICULTUREFROM TILE-DRAINED FARM AND WATERSHED BY TRACKING NUTRIENTLOSS E*: Heath, Victoria NUTRIENTS FROM POULTRY LITTER INFLUX INTO COASTAL WATERSHEDS BYRECOVERING Shashvatt, Utsav*; Blaney, Lee: PREVENTINGNUTRIENT SEDIMENT PORE WATERSEDIMENT Johnson, Anjelica*: MEASURINGSULFIDEANDIRON IN ESTUARY MARSH DEPTHSFORCARBONSTORAGE, LOWER HUDSON Corbett, J. Elizabeth; Shumer, Melissa: PROBING PIERMONT Ivan; Templo, Avery; Christian Newton, Robert; Vincent, Susan; Haroon, Areej*; Peteet, Dorothy M.; Bedjean,Atsu; Carrasquillo, PARTS OFRACINE ANDKENOSHACOUNTIES, WISCONSIN DEVELOPING AHYDROSTRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK FOR Brown, Justin Conrad*:WATER; MOLYBDENUMIN THE IN THE PIEDMONTOFNORTH CAROLINA SYSTEMS, CENTRALIZEDSEWER, ANDAFORESTEDAREA FROM WATERSHEDS SERVED BYONSITE WASTEWATER Pradhan, Sushama:NUTRIENT TRANSPORT QUANTIFYING Iverson, GuyJ.*; Humphrey, Jr., Charles; MichaelA.; O’Driscoll, PIEDMONT WATERSHEDS PHOSPHATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO WATER RESOURCESIN Serozi, BrentDavis*: ONSITEWASTEWATERSYSTEM MOISTURE STRESS OF POPLARS(POPULUSSP.) UNDER THERMAL AND PRODUCTION ON THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC PERFORMANCE McFarland, Erik; Heard,MaggieM.: EFFECTSOFISOPRENE Parra, ElizabethA.*; Barron-Gafford, Greg; Minor, RebeccaL.; TAILINGS INASEMI-ARIDENVIRONMENT MECHANISMS OFMETAL-BEARING HISTORIC MINE Milke, Kyle*; Knight,NicoleA.; Hayes, Sarah: TRANSPORT A DISTURBEDLANDSCAPEINRURAL KENTUCKY COMPARATIVE STUDY OFMANGANESEOXIDE COATINGS IN Bittner, AngelaKathleen*; Krekeler, P.S.; Mark Barrett,Heather: A DISPLACEMENTS ANDSURFACE CHANGE ALTITUDE PHOTOGRAMMETRY FORMORPHOMETRY, Gomez, Francisco*; Beem, Jordon: APPLICATIONS OFLOW FALLBACK ORFALLOUT? Rice, Thomas L*; Strom,Raymond: UAV REGULATION - SENSING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES FORIMAGERY ANDREMOTE O’Donnell, SeanB.*; Smith,ConnorJ.: THEEFFICACY OF WANT TO 3DPRINT YOUR LANDSCAPEIMAGE? Couser, L*;Victoria McKevitt, DylanJ.; Jackson, EmilyR: SOYOU STREAM MONITORING SITES A VISUAL BASELINE OFFLOW CONDITIONSAT USGS Kendra, BrettM*; Rice, Thomas L: USEOFUAVS TO ESTABLISH VEHICLES TO THE STUDY OF VOLCANIC LANDFORMS Stephen P.: APPLICATIONS OFUNMANNEDAERIAL Hamilton, Christopher W.*; Moersch,Jeffrey E.; Scheidt, BASED STRUCTURE FROM MOTION INCOASTAL SETTINGS Moore, Laura J.; Jass, Theo: LET’SGOFLY AKITE: KITE- Oliver, AmberR.*; Goldstein,Evan B.; deVries, Elsemarie; UAVS SURVEY OF THE LAIEPIER, OAHU, HAWAII, U.S.A. USING Jordan, BenjaminR.*: ANAERIALGEOARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATING HOW TO SUSTAIN BOTH SESSION NO. 289
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289-9 65 Winkler, Tyler S.*; van Hengstum, Peter J.; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; 291-6 79 Reed, John C.*; Giardino, John R.: DENDROGEOMORPHIC Sullivan, Richard M.; Albury, Nancy A.: THE GEOMORPHOLOGIC ASSESSMENT OF THE OURAY, COLORADO AMPHITHEATER VALUE OF DRONE-BASED AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DURING LANDSLIDE RECONNAISSANCE OF REMOTE BAHAMIAN BLUEHOLES 291-7 80 Fiallo, Dominic*; Schmidt, Amanda H.; Simonson, Bruce M.: 289-10 66 Bunds, Michael P.*; Toke, Nathan A.; DuRoss, Christopher B.; USING GRAIN SIZE AND CARBONATE PRECIPITATION IN Gold, Ryan D.; Briggs, Richard W.; Reitman, Nadine; Johnson, LOESS TERRACES TO RECONSTRUCT MASS WASTING Kendra; Lajoie, Lia; Personius, Stephen F.; Fletcher, Andrew: EVENTS AND TRACE GROUNDWATER MOVEMENT HIGH-RESOLUTION TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING FOR 291-8 81 Quigley, Mark*; Bastin, Sarah; Grace, Kieran; Bassett, Kari N.; GEOLOGIC HAZARD STUDIES USING LOW-ALTITUDE van Ballegooy, Sjoerd; Borella, Josh; Bradley, Brendon A.: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS AND STRUCTURE FROM MOTION GEOLOGIC EXPRESSIONS OF CONTEMPORARY AND SOFTWARE: METHODS, ACCURACY, AND EXAMPLES PALEO-LIQUEFACTION: INSIGHTS INTO STRONG GROUND 289-11 67 Huber, Robert*; Karki, Nirjung; Morris, Joshua; Stokes, Derek; MOTION AND SITE CHARACTERISTICS Truman, Ethan; Weidlich, Kent; Zulfiqar, Abdullah; Gammarino, 291-9 82 Kokkalas, Sotirios*; Zampos, Miltiadis: QUANTITATIVE Ian; Philippart, Dylan: 3D GEOLOGIC MAPPING USING ANALYSIS OF THE ARKITSA FAULT ZONE (NORTH UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES AND STRUCTURE-FROM- EVIA GULF, CENTRAL GREECE): IMPLICATIONS FOR MOTION SOFTWARE KINEMATICS, PALEOSEISMIC ACTIVITY AND FLUID FLOW
SESSION NO. 290 291-10 83 Salinas, Christine Marie*; Tranel, Lisa M.: INVESTIGATING RECENTLY ACTIVE FAULTS USING GEOMORPHIC T46. Using Digitized Data in Geological and Paleontological ANALYSES OF EPHEMERAL CHANNELS IN THE GUADALUPE Research (Posters) (Paleontological Society; Society for the MOUNTAINS, WEST TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO Preservation of Natural History Collections; GSA Geoinformatics 291-11 84 El-Shourbagi, Hadi M.*; Mostafa, Mohamed S.; Zaki, Khairy S.; Division; EarthCube C4P; iSamples) Kamel, Omar A.: MORPHOTECTONIC INVESTIGATIONS USING 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall LANDSAT 8 AND ASTER GDEM DATA IN THE GEBEL EL-ZEIT Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM AREA, GULF OF SUEZ, EGYPT Booth # 291-12 85 Schiff, Nicholas*; Persico, Lyman P.: ANALYSIS OF F4 AND F5 290-1 68 Estes-Smargiassi, Kathryn*; Portell, Roger W.; Brown, Warren H.; TORNADO DISTRIBUTION IN THE UNITED STATES FROM Kowalewski, Michał: IMPLEMENTING SPECIFY 6 IN THE 1900-2014 INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY COLLECTION AT THE 291-13 86 Psuty, Norbert P.*; Schmelz, William J.; Greenberg, Joshua; Beal, FLORIDA MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Irina; Spahn, Andrea; Ames, Katherine: GEOMORPHOLOGICAL 290-2 69 Kahanamoku, Sara*; Hull, Pincelli; Lindberg, David R.; MAPS INCORPORATING IMPACTS OF HURRICANE SANDY Finnegan, Seth: HIGH-THROUGHPUT SEMI-3D IMAGING AT FIRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE, GATEWAY OF MACROINVERTEBRATES: A TEST CASE USING NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, AND ASSATEAGUE ISLAND NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC PATELLOGASTROPODS NATIONAL SEASHORE: RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT 290-3 70 Graham, Eileen S.*; Schindel, David E.: A GLOBAL REGISTRY APPLICATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC COLLECTIONS: STRIKING A BALANCE 291-14 87 Sankar, Ravi Darwin*; Donoghue, Joseph; Kish, Stephen: BETWEEN DISCIPLINARY DETAIL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY COASTAL DUNE RECOVERY AND SHORELINE EVOLUTION DISCOVERABILITY IN RESPONSE TO STORMS ALONG EASTERN PERDIDO KEY, 290-4 71 Chang, Lucy*: WEB-BASED TOOLS PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE NW FLORIDA ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL METHODS FOR MAKING 291-15 88 Hough, Micha J.*; Lang, N.P.; Persico, Lyman P.: SPECIMEN MEASUREMENTS DENDROCHRONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON COASTAL 290-5 72 Hollis, Kathy*; Huber, Brian T.: INCREASING ACCESSIBILITY EROSION RATES AT ERIE BLUFFS STATE PARK, NW PA AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF FOSSILS FROM PUBLIC LANDS 291-16 89 Sweeney, Mark R.*; McDonald, Eric V.; Hanson, Paul; Chabela, AT THE SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL Lucas P.: SAND DUNES EXERT CONTROL ON ALLUVIAL HISTORY: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR DATA SHARING BASE LEVEL AND SOIL FORMATION, EASTERN MOJAVE AMONG STAKEHOLDERS IN FOSSIL RESOURCES DESERT, USA 290-6 73 Swartz, Sarah M.*; Njau, Jackson K.: 3D MODELING OFF- 291-17 90 Monaghan, G. William*; Argyilan, Erin P.; Thompson, GRID: PHOTOGRAMMETRY AS A FIELD RESOURCE FOR Todd A.; Russell, Kevin P.: SEDIMENTOLOGICAL AND CREATING POLYGONAL MODELS OF FOSSIL MATERIAL AT GEOMORPHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF VOIDS IN THE OLDUVAI GORGE MT. BALDY DUNE OF THE INDIANA DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE SESSION NO. 291 291-18 91 Neale, Shannon*; Ginter, Benjamin M.; Graham, Jenna; Reis, Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology (Posters) Alex; Lees, Mike E.; Maynard, J. Barry; Huff, Warren: ANALYSIS OF A MILL CREEK VALLEY, OHIO CORE UTILIZING XRF AND 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall XRD TECHNOLOGY Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 291-19 92 Persico, Lyman P.*; Mizia, Francis; Landowski, Jeremy; Platz, Elizabeth; Ruhm, Catherine: ANTHROPOGENIC ALTERATIONS 291-1 74 Nebel, Angela*: THE ANATOMY OF A ROCK SLIDE TO SEDIMENT DYNAMICS AND CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY 291-2 75 Stamp, Laura K.*; Hampton, Samuel; Borella, Josh: ALONG MILL CREEK, ERIE PA DIFFERENTIATION OF ROCKFALL EVENTS: SPATIAL 291-20 93 Ruhm, Catherine*; Persico, Lyman P.: THE EFFECTS OF ANALYSIS OF MODERN AND PALEO ROCKFALL, BANKS URBANIZATION ON RUNOFF AND DISCHARGE IN THE MILL PENINSULA, NEW ZEALAND CREEK WATERSHED, ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA 291-3 76 Seeger, Christina*; Hampton, Samuel J.: INFLUENCES ON 291-21 94 Burns, Diane M.*; Viertel, David C.: IMPACT OF A MEANDERING ROCKFALL RUNOUT, A CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKE CASE RIVER ON PROPERTY SIZE AND OWNERSHIP, LITTLE STUDY WABASH RIVER, SOUTH CENTRAL ILLINOIS, USA 291-4 77 Siegel, Helen*: PARAMETER CALIBRATION OF MINI-LEO HILL 291-22 95 Huffaker, Bret*; Toke, Nathan A.; Bunds, Michael P.; Stallings, SLOPE MODEL Alison; Walther, Suzanne: QUANTIFYING GEOMORPHIC 291-5 78 Hoover, Brittany K.E.*; Larson, Phillip; Mooers, Howard D.: SLOPE CHANGE OVER MULTIPLE TIME SCALES ALONG PLEASANT MORPHOLOGY OF ICELANDIC FUGLAÞÚFUR CREEK, CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK, UTAH
284 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 291-33 291-32 291-31 291-30 291-29 291-28 292-6 291-27 292-5 291-26 292-4 291-25 292-3 291-24 292-2 292-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Presentation (Posters) (GSAGeophysics Division) Research ResultsandtheAnnual George P. Woollard Award T61. Geophysical SolutionstoGeologicalProblems: Current SESSION NO. 292 291-23 Booth # 106 105 104 103 102 101 112 100 111 110 109 108 107 99 98 97 96 PRELIMINARY SCALINGRESULTS CRATER EJECTA EMPLACEMENT IN THE LABORATORY: Runyon, Kirby D.*; OlivierS.: Barnouin, INVESTIGATING FORMATION THE ETHIOPIANRIFT: EXAMPLESFROM THE HSPDPHADAR Campisano, J.: Christopher MINERALOGICALANALYSIS OF Aguiar, Adriano*; Deocampo, DanielM.; Rabideaux,NathanM.; FORMATION, KENYA LANDSCAPE RECONSTRUCTIONS FROM THE KAPTHURIN PRODUCTIVITY, STABLE ISOTOPE PROXIES, AND Leslie, David E.*; McBrearty, Sally; Gideon: Hartman, BIOMASS AKAROA VOLCANO, NEWZEALAND MAY EXERCISECONTROL ONLANDSCAPE EVOLUTION IN STRATIGRAPHIC CHANGESINBULK ROCK CHEMISTRY Barefoot, A.*; Eric Hampton,Samuel J.; Gravely, Darren: EROSION BYPLUCKING Joel P.: FLUMEINVESTIGATION OFCHANNELBEDROCK Wilkinson, Clare*; Helgans, Elliott; Harbor, David J.; Kuehner, THE OREGONCASCADES TO THE 2015DROUGHT THEY GO? THE RESPONSEOFHEADWATER STREAMSIN Laura A.; Jefferson, AnneJ.; Selker, JohnS.:LOW HOW WILL Lewis, Sarah L.*; Grant, GordonE.; Nolin,Anne W.; Hempel, THE GEOMETRY OF THE BIGBENDOF THE SANANDREAS Altintas, AliCan*; Farris, David W.: GRAVITY CONSTRAINTS ON MOUNTAINS, COLORADO: APRELIMINARY STUDY ON STEPPOOLSINALPINESTREAMS THE SANJUAN JohnH.*;Roberts, Giardino, JohnR.: LITHOLOGICALIMPACTS MEXICO NORTHERN RIOGRANDE RIFT, COLORADOANDNEW Paul W.: Drenth, BenjaminJ.*; Grauch, V.J.S.; Thompson, RenA.; Bauer, BEAVER MEADOWS ORGANIC CARBONSTORAGE INACTIVE ANDABANDONED CHARACTERIZING CHANGESIN WATER, SEDIMENTAND Laurel, DeAnnaJ.*; Wohl, Ellen: IN THE ABSENCEOFBEAVER: DESERT, IRAQ STRUCTURAL MAKEUP OFBASINS WITHIN THE WESTERN OF GRAVITY ANDMAGNETIC DATA TO DETERMINE THE Mickus, Kevin L.*; Al-Rahim,AliM.; Mousa,Ahmed: THEUSE FAN SHAPE DISTRIBUTIVE FLUVIAL SYSTEMSASPREDICTORS OF CORRELATING PARAMETERS OFCATCHMENTS AND Smith, PrestonH.*; LouisA.; Scuderi, Weissmann, S.: Gary THE COSOGEOTHERMAL SITE, CALIFORNIA SEISMIC ACTIVITY IMPACTS ONGROUND DEFORMATION AT Brawner, Erik V.*; Aly, MohamedH.: GEOTHERMAL AND AQUATIC HABITATS WATER TEMPERATURE AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INFLUENCEOFIMPOUNDMENTRELEASESONRIVER Galster, JoshuaC.*; Kowalski, JosephK.; Barry, BethStyler: Benton, Nathan William*:Benton, PLAINS TRANSITION FROM THE RIOGRANDERIFT TO THE GREAT MAY 23-24 AND FLOODPLAIN ALTERATION: BLANCORIVERFLOOD Rowley, Taylor*; Giardino, JohnR.: CHANNELDYNAMICS TUNISIA KEF BASIN ANDSURROUNDING REGIONS, NORTHEAST Frifita, Nesrine*; Mickus, Kevin L.: GRAVITY ANALYSIS OF THE 3D GRAVITY MODELINGOF THE SANLUIS BASIN, SEISMIC ANISOTROPY ACROSS THE 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 292-24 292-23 292-22 292-21 292-20 292-19 292-18 292-17 292-16 292-15 292-14 292-13 292-12 292-11 292-10 292-9 292-8 292-7 130 129 128 127 126 125 124 123 122 121 120 119 118 117 116 115 114 113 CHALLENGES IN SAUDI ARABIA Ali Ahmed; Al-Bahrani, MohammadShukri: SHALEGAS Alibrahim, MohammedHussain*; Kaka,SanLinnI.; Al-Mulla, FRACTURE GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OFMICROSEISMIC EVENTSDURING MAPPING THE SOURCEMECHANISMSANDSPECTRAL UNDERSTANDING HYDRAULIC FRACTURE PROPAGATION: Maxwell, AbigailA.*; Lorenzo, Juan; Watkins, Trudy: THE SANMIGUEL VOLCANO EARTHQUAKE TRIGGERING OFLONGPERIODEVENTSIN Soto, David R.*; Velasco, Aaron; Patlan, Ezer: DYNAMIC MOTION SIMULATIONS CONSTRAINTS AND VALIDATION THROUGH GROUND GEOPHYSICAL, GEOTECHNICAL, ANDGEOLOGICAL Alan; Aguirre, Jorge: CENTRALMEXICO VELOCITY MODEL: Ramirez-Guzman, Leonardo*; RabadeGarcia,Santiago; Juarez, METHODS OFSOILENGINEERINGPROBLEMS Karabulut, S.*: INVESTIGATIONSGEOPHYSICAL WITH CRITICAL ZONEOBSERVATORY, COLORADO VELOCITY MODELS WITHIN THE BOULDERCREEK WEATHERING HILLSLOPESUSINGSEISMICANISOTROPY ASSESSING ASPECTCONTROL ONADJACENT Hendricks, StacyR.*; Singha,Kamini; Bandler, Aaron: TO SIMULATED CHANGESINATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE BIOGENIC GASESINPEAT SOILSFROM THE EVERGLADES Collins, MitchellPhilip*:OF TEMPORALVARIABILITY SOILS FROM THE EVERGLADES EMISSIONS DUE TO TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS INPEAT Job, Juan*: Mario VARIABILITY OFBIOGENICGASES CAPACITANCE MOISTUREPROBES CONSERVATION AREA3IN THE EVERGLADESUSING OF BIOGENICGASESINPEAT SOILSFROM WATER Garcia, Alexander D.*; Comas, Xavier: TEMPORALVARIABILITY EVERGLADES GAS DYNAMICS INPEAT SOILSFROM THE FLORIDA CHANGES IN WATER TABLE ELEVATION ONBIOGENIC MOISTURE PROBES TO INVESTIGATE THE EFFECTOF Munzenrieder, CaliN.*; Comas, Xavier: USINGCAPACITANCE Harris, Thomas H. S.*: SUBORBITAL IMPRINTMATCHING CELLULAR NEURALNETWORK APPROACH CENTRAL ANATOLIA-TURKISH LAKES REGIONBYUSING Albora, M.*: MODELLINGOFGEOLOGICALSTRUCTURES IN FUNCTIONS OF THE BUSHVELD COMPLEXUSINGRECEIVER LuisBernardo*: MODELINGCRUSTALMartinetti, STRUCTURE SCANDINAVIAN MOUNTAINS AND THE BALTIC SHIELD FROM OROGENIC BELT TO CRATON : EXAMPLEOF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CRUST IN THE CONTINIUM Max; Fishwick, Stewart; Kohler, Andreas; Ebbing, Jorg: Ben Mansour, Walid*; England,Richard W.; Moorkamp, WESTERN INDIA MODELLING OFARAVALLI-DELHI FOLDBELT, Yadav, Shilpi*; Vijaya Rao, V; Porwal, Alok: 2DGRAVITY MODELING CONSTRAINTS FROM GRAVITY ANALYSIS ANDNUMERICAL THE EASTERANDJUAN FERNANDEZMICROPLATES: GEODYNAMICS ANDLITHOSPHERICPROCESSES AT Georgen, Jennifer*; Ames, Katherine; Dordevic, Mladen: MANTLE TURKEY) TECTONIC EVALUATION OF THE DIKILIDEPRESSION(IZMIR- Mumtaz: GRAVITY MODELLINGDIRECTEDAT STRUCTURAL- Karabulut, S.*; Thomas, Michael; Lamontagne, Maurice; Hisarli, STRUCTURE, SOUTHAFRICA FARMIMPACTKOPJESKRAAL WITHIN THE VREDEFORT Eni, Vanessa*: MOUNTAIN REGION FAULT IN THE SOUTHERNCARRIZOPLAINSANDPINE MAGNETIC ANDGRAVITY IMAGING ON SESSION NO. 292
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292-25 131 Tezel, Okan*: APPLICATION OF GEOELECTRICAL METHODS SESSION NO. 294 IN THE CENTRAL BLACK SEA REGION FOR MINING T91. Using Place-Based and/or Data Driven Approaches in EXPLORATION Geoscience Undergraduate Teaching and Research (Posters) 292-26 132 Wabo, Herve*; Mare, Leonie; Beukes, Nicolas J.; Humbert, Fabien; (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) de Kock, Michiel O.: TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT MAGNETIC 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall PROPERTIES OF MAGNETITE-RICH BANDS OF THE 3.25 GA FIG TREE GROUP FROM BARB4 DRILL CORE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 292-27 133 Lom, Nalan*; Ülgen, Semih Can; Isseven, Turgay; Şengör, A.M. Celãl: PRELIMINARY PALEOMAGNETIC RESULTS FROM THE 294-1 144 Walker, Becca*; Stearns, Leigh A.; Pratt-Sitaula, Beth: USE OF ISTANBUL ZONE: EASTERN EXTENT OF THE HERCYNIAN GEODETIC DATA IN THE INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE OROGENIC BELT? CLASSROOM: DESIGN AND ASSESSMENT RESULTS FROM THE GETSI PROJECT’S ICE MASS AND SEA LEVEL 292-28 134 Ma, Hongbo*; Naito, Kensuke; Nittrouer, Jeffrey A.; Zhang, CHANGES MODULE Yuanfeng; Fu, Xudong; Parker, Gary: SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN THE LOWER HUANGHE (YELLOW RIVER), CHINA: 294-2 145 Musser, Linda R.*: RECOGNIZING OTHER WAYS OF ASSESSING THE PHYSICAL CONDITIONS THAT PRODUCE KNOWING − THE INTERINSTITUTIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR HYPERPYCNAL FLOW EVENTS INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE 294-3 146 Dalbotten, Diana*; Geosling, Emily: PLACE-BASED, DATA- SESSION NO. 293 DRIVEN EDUCATION ABOUT WATER T63. Intraplate Earthquakes, Seismotectonics, and Geodynamics 294-4 147 Londono, S. Carolina*; Semken, Steven; Brandt, Elizabeth; in Eastern and Central North America (Posters) (GSA Structural Garzon, Cristina: ETHNOGEOLOGY IN THE RAIN FOREST: Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; COMBINING MAINSTREAM HYDROLOGY AND UITOTO GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE TO COMPREHEND THE WATER Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; EarthScope; OF THE COLOMBIAN AMAZONIA U.S. Geological Survey) 294-5 148 Cessna, Gretchen A.*; Byer, Lillian I.J; Good, Kerinna J.: 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall STORMWATER STEWARDSHIP: A PLACE-BASED HIGH Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SCHOOL PROJECT DEVELOPING GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS Booth # AND SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS 293-1 135 Parent, Michel*; Nastev, Miroslav; Ross, Martin A.; Howlett, 294-6 149 Latendresse, Paige A.*; Johnson, Michael R.; Smeins, Melissa: Danielle; Benoit, Nicolas; Carrier, Marc-André: USING A 3D GEOLOGY OF THE GOLD BELT BYWAY: EDUCATIONAL SURFICIAL GEOLOGY MODEL TO MAP SHEAR-WAVE OUTREACH TO YOUNG SCIENTISTS IN SOUTHERN VELOCITY AND FUNDAMENTAL SITE PERIOD FOR SEISMIC COLORADO SITE RESPONSE IN THE OTTAWA AND ST. LAWRENCE 294-7 150 Farley, Martin B.*: STUDENT INVESTIGATION OF THE HISTORY VALLEYS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO “DEAD ZONE” 293-2 136 Marple, Ronald*; Altamura, Robert J.: MASSACHUSETTS BAY 294-8 151 Rueger, Bruce F.*; Furth, Mary R.; George, Sara E.; Li, Jiawen; LINEAMENT: A SUBMERGED, 100-KM-LONG, NORTHWEST- Shailer, Mandy: USING NATURE RESERVES ON BERMUDA TRENDING BRITTLE FAULT ZONE EAST OF BOSTON, MA? AS A PLACE-BASED, FIELD ORIENTED LABORATORY FOR 293-3 137 Aubin, Parker W.*; Ebel, John E.; Thomas, Margaret A.: UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION OF GEOLOGY MAJORS GEOPHYSICAL DATA PROCESSING OF THE 2015 294-9 152 Castendyk, Devin*; Bader, Nicholas E.; Soule, Dax C.; MICROEARTHQUAKE SWARM AT PLAINFIELD, Meixner, Thomas; Richardson, David; Carey, Cayelan C.; CONNECTICUT Gougis, Rebekka; Gibson, Catherine; Klug, Jennifer; O’Reilly, 293-4 138 Pratt, Thomas*; Horton, Jr., J. Wright; Hough, Susan; Munoz, Catherine: ENVIRONMENTAL DATA-DRIVEN INQUIRY AND Jessica; Chapman, Martin C.; Olgun, C. Guney; Beale, Jacob N.: EXPLORATION (PROJECT EDDIE): MODULES THAT ENGAGE DC SHAKE: LOCAL SITE EFFECTS AND VARIATIONS IN STUDENTS IN QUANTITATIVE REASONING AND SCIENTIFIC EARTHQUAKE GROUND MOTIONS IN WASHINGTON, DC DISCOURSE USING LARGE, HIGH-FREQUENCY AND SENSOR-BASED DATASETS 293-5 139 Witt, Anne C.*; Kelly, Wendy; Heller, Matthew J.: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF FAULT COMPILATION MAPPING IN THE SESSION NO. 295 SEISMICALLY ACTIVE AREAS OF VIRGINIA Geoscience Information/Communication: Past Events Can Guide 293-6 140 Rivera-Banuchi, Victoria B.*; Hughes, K. Stephen: STREAM Communication and Public Policy (Posters) PROFILES OF SOUTH ANNA RIVER TRIBUTARIES TO INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE LONG-LIVED SEISMICALLY 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall INDUCED UPLIFT IN THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA SEISMIC ZONE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 293-7 141 Carter, Mark W.*: OUTCROP-SCALE BRITTLE FAULTING IN Booth # THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA SEISMIC ZONE: PALEOZOIC 295-1 153 Hippensteel, Scott P.*: INFLUENCE OF CARBONATE ROCKS TO MESOZOIC RELICTS, OR EVIDENCE FOR CENOZOIC ON THE SUCCESS OR FAILURE OF CRITICAL DEFENSIVE NEOTECTONISM? POSITIONS DURING THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 293-8 142 Powell, Christine A.*; Langston, Charles A.; Thomas, William A.: 295-2 154 Leder, Ronny M.*: CLOSING THE GAP – BUILDING A STRONG A SEISMOTECTONIC MODEL FOR THE EASTERN AND PRODUCTIVE NETWORK BETWEEN AMATEURES AND TENNESSEE SEISMIC ZONE AND CLUSTER ANALYSIS PROFESSIONALS IN PALEONTOLOGY. HOW THE MYFOSSIL OF RELOCATED HYPOCENTERS PROJECT CREATES A STRONG PALEO-COMMUNITY 293-9 143 Levandowski, Will*; Boyd, Oliver S.; Ramirez-Guzman, Leonardo: AND FRANKING PRIVATE FOSSIL RESOURCES INTO BODY FORCES ROTATE AND AUGMENT DIFFERENTIAL PROFESSIONAL DATABASES WITH BOTH SIDES BEING STRESS IN THE NEW MADRID SEISMIC ZONE BENEFICIARY 295-3 155 Tavis, Anthony*; Ebersole, Sandy; Graves, Sara; Keiser, Ken; McEniry, Michael: THE EVENT-DRIVEN DATA DELIVERY (ED3) PROJECT: AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR DISASTER- RELATED DATA SHARING 295-4 156 Randall, Ian*; Abel, Sue M.; Campbell, Kathleen A.: ALL THE PALAEONTOLOGY THAT’S FIT TO PRINT
286 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 296-8 296-7 296-14 296-6 296-13 296-5 296-12 296-4 296-11 296-3 296-10 296-2 295-6 296-9 296-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Recent Advances inHydrogeology (Posters) SESSION NO. 296 295-5 Booth # 166 165 172 164 171 163 170 162 169 161 168 160 158 167 159 157 Stotler, RandyL.: QUANTIFYING CO Norwood, Brock S.*; Macpherson,G.L.; Rawitch, MichaelJess; ALLUVIAL AQUIFER INFLORIDA AND IMMOBILIZATION OFARSENICINASHALLOW Saunders, James A.; Uddin,Ashraf: REACTIVE TRANSPORT Saffari Shahrzad*; Ghandehari, Peter; Starnes, Lee, Ming-Kuo; GROUNDWATER RECHARGE TO BURIED VALLEY AQUIFERS Alyssa*;Simpkins, WilliamW.:Witt, AT THE NAKDONGRIVERBASIN, KOREA ANALYSIS ANDGEOCHEMICALMODELLING: ACASESTUDY EVALUATION INDICES, MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL METALS INGROUNDWATER USINGCONTAMINATION Venkatramanan; Khakimov, Elyorbek: ASSESSMENTOFHEAVY Chung, Sang Yong*; Rajendran, Rajesh; Senapathi, RECHARGE PROCESSES IN THE TRINITY AQUIFER SEPARATION TO UNDERSTAND INFILTRATION AND Nowlin, Weston: Markowski, Michael*; BenjaminF.; Schwartz, Timmins, Gabrielle; GANGES DELTA ARSENIC DISTRIBUTION AT COASTAL AQUIFERS OF THE FRESHWATER ANDSALTWATER MIXINGMECHANISMSAND Ahmed, Nur*; Uddin,Ashraf; Lee, Ming-Kuo; Saunders, James A.: SOUTH CENTRAL, WISCONSIN SOUTH MARGINAL SEDIMENTSAT ACONTAMINATED SITEIN CHARACTERIZATION OFCOMPLEXQUATERNARY ICE Jessica R.; Steelman,Colby M.: HYDROGEOLOGICAL Harvey, Tara*; Emmanuelle; Arnaud, Parker, BethL.; Meyer, PRECIPITATION DATASETS Huffman, GeorgeJ.*: SORTING OUT THE VARIETY OF STREAM GEOCHEMISTRY, JUDITHMOUNTAINS, MT ANALYSIS OFANTHROPOGENIC FERRICRETESAND Edinberg, Sara C.*; Gammons, H.: Christopher GEOCHEMICAL STUDIES FORMATION: ANAPPROACH BASED ONSTABLE ISOTOPE Brubaker, Thomas*; Krishnamurthy, R.V.: MYSTERY OFICICLE THE KNOWLEDGE CONTAMINANT FATE AND TRANSPORT IN THE STATE OF IN COASTAL SOUTHCAROLINA, USA: INTEGRATING STORMWATER PONDMANAGEMENT COLLABORATIVE Beckingham, Barbara A.*; Vulava, Vijay M.; Callahan, Timothy J.: QENA BASIN, EASTERNDESERT, EGYPT IDENTIFICATION OFPOTENTIAL AQUIFER ZONESIN WADI STABLE ISOTOPES, FIELDANDHYDROCHEMISTRY) FOR INTEGRATED APPROACH (REMOTE SENSING, GEOPHYSICS, Abotalib, Z.A.; Abdelmohsen,H.; Morsy, S.M.; Rabie, M.: AN Hussien, H.M.*; Kehew, AlanE.; Aggour, T.A.; Korany, EzzatA.; SHORE OFSTATEN ISLAND, NY STUDIES OFHURRICANE VULNERABILITY ON THE SOUTH Benimoff, AlanI.*; Fritz, William J.; Kress, Michael: FURTHER COUNTY, CA AQUIFERS IN THE EASTNEWPORT MESAAREA, ORANGE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SHALLOW ANDDEEP Neel, BrendanR.*; BenjaminK.; Hagedorn, Sovich, Timothy J.: REVEALED ASAFEN DISTURBED TAMARACK “BOG” INNORTHERN OHIO Senko, John; Quick, Thomas J.; Rizzo, Jeffrey; Loucek,Joseph: Mezentseva, Karyna*; Sasowsky, Ira D.; Mitchell,RandallJ.; STANCES ONCLIMATE CHANGE(1980-2012) MEDIA: ANALYSIS OFCLIMATE SCIENTISTS’ EVOLVING Lassa, MitchellJ.*; ScottK.: Clark, EXPERT OPINIONSIN THE STREAM USING AFLOATING CHAMBER INAGAININGHEADWATER USING STORMFLOW-HYDROGRAPH INVESTIGATING 2 DEGASSINGANDΔ 1–4 November 13 • C
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 296-22 296-21 296-20 296-19 296-18 296-17 296-16 296-15 297-7 297-6 297-5 297-4 297-3 297-2 297-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (Posters)Limnogeology SESSION NO. 297 Booth # 180 179 178 177 176 175 174 173 187 186 185 184 183 182 181 HYDROGEOLOGY ANDURBAN WATER MANAGEMENT WATER USINGSTABLE ISOTOPES: CONNECTIONBETWEEN INVESTIGATION THE SOURCEOFBOTTLED DRINKING Mohammed, Abdelmawgoud*; Krishnamurthy, R.V.: CASE STUDY SOILS ON SANCRISTOBAL ISLAND, GALAPAGOS ASA MOISTURE REFLECTMORE THAN SLOPEPOSITION: Riveros-Iregui, Diego; Mirus,BenjaminB.: TRENDSINSOIL Percy, MadelynS.*; Singha,Kamini; Benninger, Larry; ANALYSIS AND WATER-LEVEL DATA USINGPRINCIPLECOMPONENT AQUIFER-SYSTEM PROPERTIES FROM EXTENSOMETER VanHaitsma, Amanda*; Burbey, Thomas J.: EVALUATING TO WETLAND EXPANSIONATHYBLA VALLEY,TO WETLAND VIRGINIA LEADS TO UNDERSTANDING OFHYDROLOGIC RESPONSE ESTIMATES OFACTUAL EVAPOTRANSPIRATION RATES Stone, StephenF.*; Whittecar, G. Richard: VARIATION IN DELAWARE RIVER GRAVEL AQUIFER (TRENTON GRAVEL) NEAR THE VALUES USINGPNEUMATIC SLUG TESTING INACOARSE IN-SITU FIELDMEASUREMENTOFHIGHHYDRAULIC K Daekyoo; Morgan,ScottA.; Butler, (Paul) Brandt: INNOVATIVE West, A.*; Kathryn GordonS.; Clark, Forbes, Micah; Hwang, STREAMS TRANSPORT THROUGH LOW-GRADIENT AGRICULTURAL Pryor, Paula Jane*: STREAMENERGYIMPACTING SEDIMENT OF THE GULFPORT FORMATION, HARRISONCOUNTY, MS H.*:Thibault, Charles STORM SURGEANDGROUNDWATER MUNICIPAL WELL FIELDINZANESVILLE, OHIO SURFACE-GROUNDWATER INTERACTIONS NEARA Holmes, Stuart*; Lee, EungSeok: INVESTIGATION OF COMPOSITION IN DEEP TIME INTO THE CONTROL OFLANDSCAPE ONLAKE WATER AND CASCADES, CENTRALOREGON: MODERNINSIGHTS TOPOGRAPHIC TRANSECT ACROSS THE COAST RANGE Finkelstein, David B.*; Curtin, Tara M.: ACHEMO- AQUITARDS IN MINNESOTA USINGPORE WATER GEOCHEMISTRY IN TILL EXAMINATION OFHORSTANDPLATFORM ENVIRONMENTS RECORDS FROM LAKE TANGANYIKA: APRELIMINARY McGlue, Michael M.; Yeager, Kevin M.: DETRITAL PALEO- Peterman, Cara L.*; Baldwin,Patrick W.; Lucas, JosephS.; IDENTIFICATION CLAYS USEDASPROXIES FORPALEOENVIRONMENTAL Nathan M.; Ashley, GailM.; Cuadros, Javier: AUTHIGENIC Simpson, Alexandra, M.*; Deocampo, Daniel; Rabideaux, ISLAND LAKE, WYOMINGISLAND STRATIFICATION ANDFIREHISTORY RECONSTRUCTION OF Brown, R.*; Sabrina Stone, JefferyR.; Speer, James H.: DIATOM PANTANAL WETLANDS IN NHECOLÂNDIAPONDSTRATIGRAPHY, BRAZILIAN LATE HOLOCENEHYDROCHEMICAL CHANGESRECORDED McGlue, Michael*; Guerreiro, RenatoLada; Assine, L.: Mario SEDIMENT CORE: CLEARLAKE, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA THE ENVIRONMENTAL MAGNETIC RECORDOFA~150M Noren, Anders; Verosub, Kenneth L.: CHARACTERISTICS OF Levin, Emily*; Roger; Byrne, Looy, Cindy V.; Wahl, David; AND SLUICEPONDS UNITED STATES –PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM WALDEN ORGANIC-RICH LAKESEDIMENTSIN THE NORTHEASTERN J. Bradford: EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED DEFORMATION OF Monecke, Katrin*; Janigian, GretaA.; Ebel,JohnE.; Hubeny, SESSION NO. 297
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297-8 188 Conti, Alexander A.*; Gierlowski-Kordesch, Elizabeth: LAKES SEDIMENT AND ASH FROM LAGO PALLARCOCHA, NEVADO OF THE JURASSIC EAST BERLIN FORMATION, HARTFORD COROPUNA, PERU BASIN, NEWARK SUPERGROUP: RE-EVALUATING THE 298-13 201 Karaman, Muhittin*; Budakoglu, Murat; Tasdelen, Suat: SEDIMENTOLOGY, STRATIGRAPHY, AND HYDROCARBON SPECIFIC GRAVITY (RELATIVE DENSITY) EVALUATION POTENTIAL OF HYPERSALINE LAKES BY IN SITU HYPERSPECTRAL MEASUREMENTS SESSION NO. 298 298-14 202 Budakoglu, Murat*; Karaman, Muhittin: TEMPORARY T125. Lakes of the World (Posters) (GSA Limnogeology Division; HYDROGEOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION ON A HYPERSALINE GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) LAKE: LAKE ACIGÖL, DENIZLI, TURKEY 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 298-15 203 Rico, Kathryn*; Sheldon, Nathan D.: CARBON BURIAL AND Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM METAL ACCUMULATION IN A LOW-OXYGEN GREAT LAKES Booth # ENVIRONMENT 298-1 189 Soja, Constance M.*; White, Brian: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS 298-16 204 Williams, Tina M.*; Latimer, Jennifer C.; Hixson, Jase; Stone, OF MID-PALEOZOIC LAKE SYSTEMS IN SCOTLAND AND Jeffery R.: ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCES ON NUTRIENT ALASKA’S ALEXANDER TERRANE FLUXES IN MODERN RECREATIONAL LAKE SYSTEMS: 298-2 190 Izzo, Carrolyn*; Coron, Cynthia R.: JURASSIC LAKE EXAMPLE FROM CHAIN O’ LAKES STATE PARK, INDIANA EVOLUTION MODEL INFERRED FROM THE COE LIMESTONE, 298-17 205 Caldwell, Samuel*; Capece, Lena R.; Chung, Angela; LOWER SHUTTLE MEADOW FORMATION, HARTFORD Hanschell, Rebecca; Horne, Julia; Upin, Heather E.; Thomas, BASIN, CONNECTICUT Ellen; Varekamp, Johan C.: THE TWIN CRATER LAKES OF 298-3 191 Kuehn, Stephen C.*; Deino, Alan L.; Hostetler, Addison Jacob; NEWBERRY VOLCANO, OR Ballengee, Savannah JoAnne: POTENTIAL FOR A THREE- 298-18 206 Tripati, Aradhna*: CLUMPED ISOTOPE SYSTEMATICS IN MILLION-YEAR RECORD OF LAKE LEVEL, CLIMATE, AND LACUSTRINE AND FLUVIAL CARBONATES: A TOOL FOR VOLCANISM FROM SUMMER LAKE, OREGON, USA PALEOHYDROLOGY, PALEOCLIMATE, PALEOENVIRONMENT, 298-4 192 Jordan, Leslie Margaret*; Wan, Elmira; De Masi, Conni; Knott, AND PALEOALTIMETRY Jeffrey R.; Starratt, Scott W.; Walkup, Laura C.: INITIAL 298-19 207 Halfman, John D.*: THE CHLORIDE HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY GEOCHRONOLOGIC FRAMEWORK, STRATIGRAPHIC OF SENECA LAKE, NY, USA CORRELATIONS, AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL 298-20 208 Higley, Melinda C.*; Conroy, J.L.: A GEOCHEMICAL ARCHIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE WAUCOBA LAKE BEDS, INYO OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY IN KIRITIMATI ISLAND LAKE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA – A MULTIDISCIPLINARY SPOT SEDIMENT CHECK USING TEPHROCHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY, 40AR/39AR DATING AND MICROPALEONTOLOGY SESSION NO. 299 298-5 193 Kowler, Andrew L.*; Lora, Juan M.; Mitchell, Jonathan L.; Risi, Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Camille; Lee, Hung-I; Tripati, Aradhna: USING CLUMPED ISOTOPES TO INVESTIGATE THE CAUSES OF PLUVIAL 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN BASIN AND RANGE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM DURING THE LAST DEGLACIATION Booth # 298-6 194 Getch, Seth J.*; Hansen, Kyle G.; Griffiths, Michael L.; Brachfeld, 299-1 209 Cousins, Jeremiah*; Sholtis, Michael J.; Michelfelder, Gary S.; Stefanie A.; Greendyke, Tim; DaSilva, Michael; Sebetich, Hoover, Donald B.: THE EFFECTS OF MICRO-INCLUSIONS ON Michael; Pardi, Richard: RECONSTRUCTING PAST CLIMATE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF ZONED GARNET: AN EXAMPLE VARIABILITY AFTER THE LAURENTIDE ICE SHEET RETREAT FROM THE TOCANTINS RHODOLITE GARNETS, TOCANTINS IN NORTHERN NEW JERSEY USING A LAKE SEDIMENT STATE, BRAZIL CORE 299-2 210 Oxman, Matthew J*; Heaney, Peter J.: A TIME-RESOLVED 298-7 195 Ofstun, Adam*; Abbott, Mark B.; Larsen, Darren J.; Finkenbinder, SYNCHROTRON X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDY OF THE IN Matthew S.; Pompeani, David P.: A RECONSTRUCTION SITU, HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF GOETHITE FROM OF FOREST FIRES FROM JENNY LAKE, GRAND TETON 2-LINE FERRIHYDRITE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING 299-3 211 Tansman, Gil F.*; Kindstedt, Paul S.; Hughes, John M.: MINERALS 298-8 196 Finkenbinder, Matthew S.*; Abbott, Mark B.; Steinman, Byron A.: IN FOOD: IDENTIFICATION OF CRYSTAL PHASES ON THE NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE CONTROLS SURFACE OF WASHED RIND CHEESE ON HOLOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE IN NEWFOUNDLAND 299-4 212 Farthing, Dori J.*; Pivarunas, Anthony: INSIGHTS FROM RECONSTRUCTED USING MULTI-PROXY ANALYSES OF ZIRCON CRYSTALS FOUND IN HISTORICAL TIN SLAGS OF LAKE SEDIMENT CORES DEVON, UK 298-9 197 Hasbargen, Leslie*; Geiss, Christoph; Wells, Britney: NEEDLES 299-5 213 Li, Yujng*: APPLICATION OF WEIGHTED CHARACTERISTIC IN THE HAYSTACK: PARTICLE CHARACTERIZATION AND THE ANALYSIS IN TARGET PROSPECTING IN THE WEILASITUO HUNT FOR DIATOMS IN HOLOCENE LAKE SEDIMENT FROM POLYMETALLIC DEPOSIT, INNER MONGOLIA, CHINA UPSTATE NEW YORK 299-6 214 Jin, Shiyun*; Fredrickson, Rie; Xu, Huifang: SINGLE CRYSTAL 298-10 198 Johnson, Benjamin*; Ulmer, Miranda; DeVries-Zimmerman, XRD ANALYSES OF INCOMMENSURATELY MODULATED Suzanne J.; Fisher, Timothy G.; Hansen, Edward C.: WHAT STRUCTURE OF LABRADORITE MAKES LAKE MICHIGAN’S COASTAL DUNES MIGRATE? 299-7 215 Yudintsev, S.V.*; Livshits, T.S.; Li, W.; Ewing, Rodney C.: INVESTIGATING THE TRIGGERS OF DUNE MOBILITY IN LAKE MATRICES FOR ACTINIDE WASTE IMMOBILIZATION IN THE MICHIGAN’S DUNES USING A MULTI-PROXY STUDY OF A CHEMICAL SYSTEM LN O –ZRO –TIO COASTAL DUNE LAKE 2 3 2 2 299-8 216 McGrath, Monica*; Long, Li; Sanchez, Matthew S.; Van Orden, 298-11 199 Curtin, Tara M.*; Crocker, Megan; Wheatley, Gwendolyn: Drew R.; Lee, Richard J.: CHARACTERIZATION OF MAGNETIC FABRICS PRESERVED BY HOLOCENE SEDIMENT STRUCTURALLY COHERENT MINERAL INTERGROWTHS IN IN TWO NEW YORK FINGER LAKES REVEALED EVIDENCE COSMETIC TALC FOR DEFORMATION DURING PISTON CORING AND CHANGES IN PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 299-9 217 Boukdad, Sara*; Lobeck, Haylie; Burns, Peter C.: SOLUBILITY OF URANYL PHOSPHATES IN NANOCLUSTER FORMING 298-12 200 Plascencia, Elizabeth Ann*; Kochtitzky, William; Strock, Kristin E.; ENVIRONMENTS Edwards, Ben; Mariño, Jersy; Manrique, Nelida: ANALYSIS OF
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Baltimore, Maryland,USA 300-12 300-11 300-10 300-9 300-8 301-8 300-7 301-7 300-6 301-6 300-5 301-5 300-4 301-4 300-3 301-3 300-2 301-2 301-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T161. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Diversity, Form, andPhylogeny SESSION NO. 301 Booth # 244 243 242 241 240 252 239 251 238 250 237 249 236 248 235 247 234 246 245 [SI-V] Rzhevskii, Alexander: DISCOVERY ANDDISTRIBUTION OF THE Johnson, Paul*; Moe, Kyaw Soe; D’Haenens-Johansson,Ulrika; DESTRUCTIVE MID-INFRAREDEMISSIONSPECTROSCOPY Darby: ASTUDY OFSYNTHETICPYROXENES USINGNON- Lane, MelissaD.*; Klima,RachelL.; Glotch, Timothy D.; Dyar, M. TREATMENT ONNATURAL TYPE IADIAMONDS Ardon, Troy*; Eaton-Magana,Sally: EFFECTOFLPHT NORTHEASTERN CHINA Liu, Yimiao*; Lu,Ren: RUBY ANDSAPPHIREFROM MULING, RHODOLITE GARNETS, TOCANTINS STATE, BRAZIL AND MN-RICHZONEDGARNETFROM THE TOCANTINS Hoover, DonaldB.: STRUCTURE AND TWINNING INMG- Sholtis, MichaelJ.*; Cousins, Jeremiah; Michelfelder, S.; Gary GROUP CRINOIDEA(ECHINODERMATA): TESTING ADAPTIVE DavidWright, F.*: DIVERSIFICATION DYNAMICS OFCROWN AND ITSIMPLICATION INGEMDIAMONDIDENTIFICATION Wang, Wuyi*: ONTARIO FORMATIONS (UPPERORDOVICIAN) NEARBRECHIN, CRINOIDS FROM THE BOBCAYGEON AND VERULAM Joseph M.: TAXONOMIC RE-EVALUATION OFFOSSIL Cole, Selina R.*; DavidWright, F.; Ausich, William I.; Koniecki, TANZANITE Yu, Jinding*; Lu,Ren: COLORSHIFTANDPLEOCHROISM IN MOUNTAINS, SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA (SANDBIAN) BROMIDE FORMATION, ARBUCKLE CAMERATE CRINOIDFROM THE LATE ORDOVICIAN Sprinkle, James*; Theisen, Leon; McKinzie,G.: Mark NEW PERIDOTITE Wang, Wuyi: Moe, Kyaw Soe*; Yang, Jing-Sui; Johnson,Paul; Xu,Xiangzhen; AFFINITY INCARBONIFEROUS ECHINOIDS PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGANDSUBSTRATE Thompson, Jeffrey R.*; Bottjer, David J.: WITH MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OFLIBSSPECTRA DETERMINATION OFDIAMONDPROVENANCE ISPOSSIBLE McManus, E.*; Catherine Dowe, James; McMillan,NancyJ.: STYLOPHORAN (PHYLUMECHINODERMATA) MOTION ElizabethG*:Clark, BIOMECHANICALANALYSIS OF SILICATES: CORDIERITEANDBERYL INVESTIGATION OFCHANNELCARBONDIOXIDE INRING Peck, William H.*; Dawson, Taylor L.: CARBONISOTOPE FOSSIL CRYPTIC ECHINODERMFAUNA DIKES FROM SOUTHERNPOLAND-INSIGHTSINTO THE Krzysztof R.; A.: Salamon,Mariusz MESOZOICNEPTUNIAN Lesko, Katarzyna*; Brachaniec, Tomasz; Szopa, Krzysztof; Brom, PROVIDING ACCESS INADIGITAL WORLD Dona Mary: THEGIALIBRARY’S DIGITIZATION PROJECT: Ostrye, Sarah*; Jonathan,Cathleen; Tozer, Rose; Dirlam, KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPIAN (VISEAN)FORT PAYNE FORMATION OF REVIEW OF THE ACTINOCRINITIDAE FROM THE Rhenberg, ElizabethC.*; Ausich, William I.; Meyer, David L.: NEGRA/SALITRE SUPERVOLCANO BRAZIL) AND THEIR POSSIBLEORIGINFROM THE SERRA OF COROMANDEL DIAMONDS(MINASGERAISSTATE, BETWEEN TWO SPECIESOFBLASTOID ECHINODERMS Morgan, Ryan*: FEEDINGNICHEDIFFERENTIATION - DEFECT INHPHT-GROWN GEM-QUALITY DIAMONDS MICRO-DIAMONDS INCHROMITITE AND PREFERENCE INFORMATION OFH3OVER H4 SESSION NO. 301
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RADIATION IN COMATULIDS USING BAYESIAN ANALYSIS OF SESSION NO. 303 MACROEVOLUTIONARY MIXTURES Petrology, Metamorphic (Posters) 301-9 253 Segessenman, Daniel C*; Kammer, Thomas: TESTING FOR 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall DEPRESSED RATES OF ORIGINATION AND EXTINCTION AMONG CRINOIDS DURING THE LATE PALEOZOIC ICE AGE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 301-10 254 Salamon, Mariusz A.*; Gorzelak, Przemyslaw; Hanken, Nils-Martin; Riise, Henrik Erevik; Ferre, Bruno: UNEXPECTEDLY 303-1 266 Gao, Xiao-Ying*; Zheng, Yong-Fei; Chen, Yi-Xiang: ZIRCON DIVERSE CRINOID FAUNA FROM SVALBARD IN THE GEOCHEMISTRY RECORDS THE ACTION OF METAMORPHIC AFTERMATH OF THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION FLUID IN ULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE JADEITE QUARTZITE FROM THE DABIE OROGEN 301-11 255 Whitaker, Anna F.*; Christie, Max; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: PALEOECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF FURNACE GAP, A 303-2 267 Luther, Brandon D.*; Swenson, Christina; Solar, Gary S.; NEW UPPER ORDOVICIAN OPHIUROID LOCALITY IN Tomascak, Paul B.: MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURAL AND PENNSYLVANIA PETROGRAPHIC VARIATIONS IN A 3-D MEGA-EXPOSURE IN THE MIGMATITE GRANITE COMPLEX, SOUTHERN MAINE 301-12 256 Harris, Ann W.*; Ettensohn, Frank R.: A COMPARISON OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS ON LATE MISSISSIPPIAN 303-3 268 Rodriguez, Luis G.*; Harms, Tekla A.; Baldwin, Julia A.; (CHESTERIAN) ECHINODERM FAUNULES FROM EAST- Cavosie, Aaron J.: PETROGRAPHY AND MINERALOGY OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY, U.S.A ULTRAMAFIC PODS IN THE RUBY RANGE WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO IDENTIFYING ACCESSORY MINERAL 301-13 257 Shroat-Lewis, René A.*: EDRIOASTEROID ENCRUSTATION PHASES, INCLUDING ZIRCON PATTERNS: IS THERE A CORRELATION BETWEEN THECA SIZE AND SETTLEMENT LOCATION ON BRACHIOPOD 303-4 269 Lafay, Romain*; Baumgartner, Lukas; Schwartz, Stephane; SHELLS? Montes Hernandez, German; Vennemann, Torsten: PETROLOGY AND STABLE ISOTOPE STUDY OF THE OPHICALCITES OF 301-14 258 Gahn, Forest J.*; Jolley, Chelsea A.; Crandall, Bradly S.: THE CHENAILLET COMPLEX, WESTERN ALPS, FRANCE EVOLUTIONARY PALEOECOLOGY OF ORDOVICIAN THROUGH DEVONIAN CRINOIDS 303-5 270 Cubley, Joel F.*; Israel, Steve A.; LeBlond, Philippe G.: PETROGENESIS AND METAMORPHISM OF THE BEAR SESSION NO. 302 CREEK ASSEMBLAGE, COAST MOUNTAINS, YUKON, CANADA T162. A Lower Crustal Perspective on Magmatic Arc Processes 303-6 271 Nieblas, Andrew*; Leech, Mary: P-T-T-D HISTORY OF THE (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and LAHUL VALLEY, NW INDIAN HIMALAYA Volcanology Division) 303-7 272 Marger, Katharina*; Baumgartner, Lukas: METAMORPHISM OF 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall METAPELITES IN THE LITTLE COTTONWOOD CONTACT Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM AUREOLE, UTAH, USA Booth # 303-8 273 Mulligan, Suzanne R.*; Kane, Patrick; Stoesz, Erin; Wintsch, 302-1 259 Sauer, Kirsten*; Gordon, Stacia M.; Miller, Robert B.; Vervoort, R.P.: THREE STAGES OF ANDALUSITE GROWTH IN THE RYE Jeffery D.: HF CHARACTERIZATION OF DETRITAL ZIRCONS COMPLEX, NEW HAMPSHIRE FROM THE METASEDIMENTARY ROCKS OF THE NORTH CASCADES CRYSTALLINE CORE, WA: IMPLICATIONS FOR 303-9 274 Miura, Yasunori*: PALEOZOIC LIMESTONE BRECCIAS SEDIMENT INCORPORATION INTO ARC SYSTEMS FORMED BY QUENCHED MICRO-GRAINS OF JAPAN AND USA SAMPLES 302-2 260 Joseph, III, Jeffery*; Miranda, Elena A.; Klepeis, Keith A.; Schwartz, Joshua J.: FABRIC TRANSPOSITION IN THE LOWER SESSION NO. 304 CRUST DURING EXTENSIONAL COLLAPSE IN WESTERN FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND T166. Metamorphic Petrology: New Approaches and Outcomes (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 302-3 261 Davis, Peter*; Lindmark, Matthew: EVIDENCE FOR LOWER Volcanology Division; Mineralogical Society of America; CRUSTAL SYNTECTONIC FORE-ARC EMPLACEMENT OF Mineralogical Association of Canada) THE HICKS BUTTE PLUTON BREAKING THE CORRELATION OF HP-LT ROCKS ACROSS THE CASCADES OF 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall WASHINGTON STATE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 302-4 262 Chapman, Thomas E*; Coleman, Drew S.: TRACE ELEMENT Booth # VARIABILITY IN MIGMATITES 304-1 275 Mojtahedzadeh, Amirhossein*: THE STUDY OF 302-5 263 Said, Meena*; Birner, Suzanne; Cottrell, Elizabeth: OXYGEN MICRODIAMONDS AS AN INDEX MINERAL IN PETROLOGY FUGACITY OF ABYSSAL PERIDOTITES ALONG THE GAKKEL OF IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS RIDGE 304-2 276 Holsing, Nicholas A.*; Jenkins, David M.: SI INCORPORATION IN 302-6 264 Raub, Timothy D.*; Reekie, Callum D.J.; Spencer, Christopher J.: DIAMOND OVERGROWTHS IN THE PRESENCE OF PYROPE: ASSESSING ALTERATION AND RHEOLOGY OF THE A POSSIBLE GEOTHERMOMETER OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE IN THE FIELD: MAGNETIC 304-3 277 Orlandini, Omero F.*; Mahan, Kevin H.; Allaz, Julien M.; Brenner, SUSCEPTIBILITY AND SERPENTINIZATION OF CRITICAL Kelly A.; Regan, Sean P.; Williams, Michael L.: INVESTIGATION MANTLE-CRUSTAL SECTIONS INTO THE P/T CONDITIONS OF MULTIPLE FRICTIONAL 302-7 265 Blatchford, Hannah J.*; Gilbert, John B.; Klepeis, Keith; Schwartz, MELT VEIN GENERATIONS HOSTED BY A DEEP-CRUSTAL Joshua J.; Turnbull, Rose E.; Jongens, Richard; Stowell, SHEAR ZONE Harold H.: OBLIQUE INTRA-ARC CONVERGENCE AND 304-4 278 Galster, Federico*; Müntener, Othmar: THE EFFECT OF TRANSPRESSION ACCOMPANYING HIGH-FLUX MAGMATISM TRAPPED CRYSTALLIZING MELTS ON RUTILE AND IN THE MID-LOWER CRUST OF A MESOZOIC CONTINENTAL CONSEQUENCES FOR ZR-IN-RUTILE THERMOMETRY ARC IN FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND 304-5 279 Smith, Eleanor W.*; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Henry, Darrell J.: PHASE EQUILIBRIUM MODELING OF PERALUMINOUS GNEISSES FROM THE SAWTOOTH METAMORPHIC COMPLEX, ID: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE-LOWER CRUST
290 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 304-16 304-15 304-14 304-13 304-12 304-11 304-10 304-9 305-3 304-8 305-2 304-7 305-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Society ofAmerica) GSA StructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; That ImpactMass Transport andRheology(Posters) (GSA Mid- andDeepContinentalCrust: Mechanisms andProcesses T167. Metamorphic, Metasomatic, andIgneousProcesses inthe SESSION NO. 305 304-6 Booth # 290 289 288 287 286 285 284 283 282 281 280 293 292 291 CL-RICH SCAPOLITEMARIALITE Almeida, Kaleo*; Jenkins, David M.: STABILITY FIELDOF THE METAMORPHIC “HOT SPOTS”, NEWHAMPSHIRE, USA GARNET GROWTH-DIFFUSION-RESORPTION PROFILES IN OF CRUSTAL-SCALE HEAT TRANSFER BYMODELING C.Chamberlain, Page: TESTINGFORRAPIDPULSES Chu, Xu*; Ague, Jay J.; Tian, Meng; Rumble, III,Douglas; UTAH CONTACT AUREOLE CATHODOLUMINESCENCE INFORSTERITEFROM THE ALTA, ISOTOPE ZONATION AND TRACE ELEMENTACTIVATORS OF Beno, Carl*; Bowman, J. R.; Valley, J.W.; Kitajima,Kouki: OXYGEN IGNEOUS COMPLEX ROCKS IN THE THERMAL AUREOLE OF THE BALLACHULISH SIGNATURES INCARBONATES FROM CALC-SILICATE Washburn, Alex M.*; CallumJ.: Hetherington, TRACE ELEMENT BALLACHULISH IGNEOUSCOMPLEX, SCOTLAND IN METAPELITES FROM THE THERMAL AUREOLE OF THE ANALYSIS ANDEPMAGEOCHRONOLOGY OFMONAZITE Backus, EthanL.*; CallumJ.: Hetherington, TEXTURAL NORTHEASTERN YEONGNAM MASSIF, KOREA OF PRECAMBRIANMETAMORPHIC ROCKS FROM U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY ANDHFISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY Im, Chang-Bock*; Cheong,Chang-sik; Kim,Namhoon: ZIRCON (QUIG) STUDY INCLUDINGQUARTZ-IN-GARNET BAROMETRY METAPELITES FROM SVALBARD (HIGHARCTIC): P-T-T METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE PINKIEUNIT Kosminska, Karolina*; Spear, Frank S.; Majka,Jaroslaw: VERMONT CONNECTICUT VALLEY SYNCLINORIUM, CENTRAL ON TECTONIC BURIAL FROM QUIG BAROMETRY, Wolfe, Oliver M.*; Spear, Frank S.: CONSTRAINTS HUMBOLDT RANGEMETAMORPHIC CORECOMPLEX COLUMN BENEATH THE RUBY MOUNTAINS-EAST THE ROLE OFFLUIDS INMOBILIZING THE CRUSTAL CallumJ.*;Hetherington, Backus, Ethan L.; Calvin G.: Barnes, METAMORPHISM FROM THE TYPE LOCALITY, SCOTLAND CONVENTIONAL APPROACHES: BARROVIAN Plumhoff, Alexandra M.*; Spear, Frank S.: NEWAND CRATON METAMORPHISM: ANEXAMPLE FROM THE WYOMING GARNET GEOCHRONOLOGY OFHIGH-TEMPERATURE Baxter, EthanF.: LIMITATIONS ANDUTILITYOFSM-ND Dragovic, Besim*; Guevara, Victor; Caddick, J.; Mark APPLICATIONS AND COMPOSITION: CALIBRATION ANDPRELIMINARY RAMAN PEAKSHIFTASAFUNCTIONOFPRESSURE Castro, E.*; Adrian Spear, Frank S.; Guerette, Michael: EPIDOTE GEOCHRONOLOGY? FROM LOOKINGAT THE PUBLISHED RECORDSOFGARNET OLDEST KNOWN GARNETAND WHAT CAN WE LEARN Maneiro, A.*; Kathryn Baxter, EthanF.: HOW OLDIS THE FOR PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE PATHS INMETAPELITES PLAGIOCLASE HALOSAROUND GARNETS: IMPLICATIONS Hoffmann, AnnaA.*; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Foster, Jr., C.T.: 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 306-11 306-10 306-9 306-8 305-8 306-7 305-7 306-6 305-6 306-5 305-5 306-4 305-4 306-3 306-2 306-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geochemical Society) Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; (Posters) (Mineralogical SocietyofAmerica; GSAMineralogy, Elements: ACelebrationofSorenaSorensen’s Career T168. Subduction, Fluids, Minerals, Accessory and Trace SESSION NO. 306 Booth # 309 308 307 306 298 305 297 304 296 303 295 302 294 301 300 299 BLUESCHIST TRANSITION INFRANCISCANMETABASITE Mulcahy, SeanR.*;ECLOGITE TO Beaudoin,Grace M.: THE OF ACCESSORY PHASES CIGNANA, ITALY: COUPLEDSUBSTITUTIONSAND THE ROLE IN UHPMETASEDIMENTARY GARNETS FROM LAGO DI Kunihiro, Tak; Carlson, William D.; Nakamura, Eizo: LITHIUM Bebout, Gray E.*; Tsujimori, Tatsuki; Ota, Tsutomu; Shimaki, Yuri; TOURMALINE, PETALITE, ANDBERYL BYLA-MC-ICP-MS MEASUREMENTS INSPODUMENE, LITHIOPHILITE, Emmanuel; Penniston-Dorland, Sarah: LITHIUMISOTOPE Celine*;Martin, Wygel, Candace; Harlow, GeorgeE.; Ponzevera, FLUIDS INREACTION ZONESOF THE CATALINA SCHIST Sorensen, SorenaS.: LITHIUMISOTOPES ASA TRACER OF Penniston-Dorland, Sarah*; Roble, LeighAnne; Bebout,Gray E.; TERRANE, CONNECTICUT, USA TEMPERATURE (UHT)REGIONOF THE CENTRALMAINE U-PB ZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE ULTRAHIGH- Axler, Jennifer A.*; Ague, Jay J.: TOO HOT FORZIRCONS? CONTINENTAL UHPMETAMORPHISM EXAMPLE OFHIGHLY MOBILEAQUEOUS FLUIDDURING Grove, A.; Marty*; Menold,Carrie Seivers, NatalieE.: AN TEST FORDEVIATIONS FROM LITHOSTATIC PRESSURE PRESSURE METAMORPHISM: APOTENTIAL PETROLOGIC Chu, Xu*; Ague, Jay J.; Tian, Meng: ULTRA-FAST HIGH- UHP METAMORPHISM FOR SUBDUCTIONZONEFLUIDMETASOMATISM DURING A.*;Menold, Carrie Grove, Marty: OXYGEN ISOTOPE EVIDENCE GEOCHEMISTRY OFQUARTZ IN THE SKAGIT MIGMATITES Olsen, EllenK.*; Rusk,Brian: TRACE ELEMENT MECHANISMS DURINGSODIC-CALCICALTERATION William D.; Woodard, H.: Henry FELDSPAR REPLACEMENT Rougvie, James R.*; Erickson, SamanthaD.; Thompson, LOCALIZATION, CENTRAL VERMONT APPALACHIANS PLUTONS: A TOOL FORUNDERSTANDING STRAIN MICROTEXTURES INMID-CRUSTAL, LATE SYNTECTONIC Koteas, G. Christopher*; DeFelice, J.: Christopher MAGMATIC IN THE MONTEROSA NAPPE, WESTERN ALPS Torsten; Schmalholz,Stefan M.: THEORIGINOF WHITESCHIST Luisier, Cindy*; Baumgartner, Lukas; Putlitz,Benita; Vennemann, NEW GUINEA OIATABU DOME, D’ENTRECASTEAUX ISLANDS, PAPUA CALCULATIONS OFKYANITE-BEARING ECLOGITESFROM Davies, HughLucius; Chatterjee, Nilanjan: PHASEDIAGRAM Joel DesOrmeau, W.*; Gordon,StaciaM.; Little, Timothy A.; SPRINGS FAULT, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA SERPENTINITE INACREEPING TRACE OF THE BARTLETT Moore, DianeE.*; J.; McLaughlin,Robert Lienkaemper, James J.: INTO THE DEEPARCCRUST RUTILE-BEARING SIERRANPYROXENITES ASA WINDOW OF TRACE ELEMENTANOMALIES INARCMAGMAS USING Eldridge, JohnGraham*; Yu, Xun; Lee, Cin-Ty A.: THEORIGIN CENTRAL GEORGIA SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN INNERPIEDMONT, WEST- THE METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION OFAMPHIBOLITEGNEISS, ACCESSORY-PHASE, ANDMODELLINGCONSTRAINTSON A.*;Berg, Christopher Ashley, Aaron Wolfgang: TEXTURAL, SESSION NO. 306
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306-12 310 Gorce, Jennifer S.*; Caddick, M.J.; Baxter, Ethan F.; Ashley, 307-13 327 Shover, Katherine*; Wood, Lesli; Moscardelli, Lorena G.: Kyle T.; Kendall, Jamie A.; Dragovic, Besim; Brooks, Hanna L.; COMPILING THE EVIDENCE FOR AN ANCIENT MARTIAN Ramos, Evan J.: P-T PATHS FROM SYROS, GREECE, AND OCEAN: THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF TERRESTRIAL CONSTRAINTS ON SUBDUCTION ZONE FLUID GENERATION DEEP-WATER ANALOGS ON MARS 306-13 311 Ramos, Evan J.*; Baxter, Ethan F.; Caddick, Mark J.; 307-14 328 Wagner, Neil*; Warner, N.H.; Gupta, Sanjeev: FLOOD Kendall, Jamie A.; Gorce, Jennifer S.; Brooks, Hanna L.: GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE EASTERN VALLES MARINERIS THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF BLUESCHIST LINKS REGION OF MARS GARNET GROWTH TO PROGRESSIVE SUBDUCTION ZONE 307-15 329 Lehnigk, Karin E.*: THE FORMATION OF FLUVIAL CHANNELS DEHYDRATION IN THE CYCLADIC BLUESCHIST UNIT OF ON ALBA MONS, MARS SYROS, GREECE 307-16 330 O’Shea, Michael J.*; Warner, N.H.; Gupta, Sanjeev; Eckes, 306-14 312 Hamelin, Clémentine*; Brady, John B.; Cheney, John T.; Samantha W.; Werynski, Alyssa; Smith, Jessica: USING THE Schumacher, John C.: PSEUDOMORPHS AFTER LAWSONITE MORPHOLOGY OF IMPACT CRATERS AS A RELATIVE AGE IN BLUESCHISTS FROM SYROS, GREECE REVEAL INDICATOR FOR FLUVIAL ACTIVITY AT XANTHE TERRA, RELATIVE ELEMENT MOBILITY MARS 306-15 313 Brooks, Hanna L.*; Lamadrid, Hector M.; Caddick, Mark J.; 307-17 331 Eckes, Samantha W.*; Warner, N.H.; Gupta, Sanjeev; Smith, Dragovic, Besim; Bodnar, Robert J.; Baxter, Ethan F.: INSIGHTS Jessica; Werynski, Alyssa: TIMING OF FLUVIAL ACTIVITY IN INTO SUBDUCTION ZONE FLUID CHEMISTRIES FROM FLUID THE XANTHE TERRA REGION OF MARS: IMPLICATIONS FOR INCLUSIONS IN BLUESCHIST FROM SIFNOS, GREECE THE HYPANIS DELTA AND OTHER POTENTIAL LANDING 306-16 314 Kendall, Jamie A.*; Baxter, Ethan F.; Caddick, Mark J.; Gorce, SITES FOR MARS2020 AND EXOMARS Jennifer S.; Ramos, Evan Joseph; Brooks, Hanna: SAMARIUM/ 307-18 332 Johnson, Jeffrey R.*; Bell, III, James F.; Guinness, Edward A.; NEODYMIUM GARNET GEOCHRONOLOGY OF ECLOGITES Deen, Robert G.: THE MARS EXPLORATION ROVERS FROM SYROS, GREECE PLANETARY DATA SYSTEM ARCHIVE OF PANCAM PHOTOMETRY QUBS SESSION NO. 307 307-19 333 Lewis, Evan*; Williams, Rebecca M.E.; Dewet, Andrew: Planetary Geology (Posters) MORPHOLOGICAL ATTRIBUTES OF MARTIAN STEPPED 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall FANS Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 307-20 334 Heydenreich, J.A.*; Mickol, R.L.; Dixon, J.C.; Chevrier, V. F.; Booth # Kral, T.A.: RECURRING SLOPE LINEAE FORMATION ON 307-1 315 Malcuit, Robert J.*: THE LATE HEAVY BOMBARDMENT: WHAT CHANGING SLOPES IS THE SOURCE OF THE IMPACTORS? 307-21 335 Levy, Joseph*; Fassett, Caleb I.; Head, James W.: MARTIAN 307-2 316 Malcuit, Robert J.*: A GRAVITATIONAL CAPTURE MODEL EROSION RATES DURING AMAZONIAN GLACIATION FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE EARTH-MOON SYSTEM: IS IT SUGGEST COLD-BASED FLOW AND ARID CLIMATE COMPATIBLE WITH THE COOL EARLY EARTH MODEL? DENUDATION RATES 307-3 317 Goosmann, Erik A.*; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Ernst, Carolyn M.; 307-22 336 Phillips-Lander, Charity*; Jawin, Erica; Kintner, Paul; Kipp, Denevi, Brett W.; Kinczyk, Mallory J.: GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE Michael; Külaviir, Marian; LePostollec, Aurelie; Pickersgill, CALORIS BASIN, MERCURY Annemarie; Taubner, Ruth-Sophie; Woolman, Peter; Geppert, Wolf D.: INVESTIGATING MICROBIAL COLONIZATION OF 307-4 318 Nypaver, C.*; Lang, N.P.; Thomson, Bradley James; Baker, E.: VOLCANIC TEPHRA DEPOSITED ON GLACIAL SURFACES RECONNAISSANCE 1:5M SCALE GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF USING ATP AS A UNIVERSAL BIOMARKER: IMPLICATIONS THE MAHUEA THOLUS (V-49) QUADRANGLE, VENUS FOR MARS SAMPLE RETURN 307-5 319 Baker, E.*; Nypaver, C.; Lang, N.P.: TESTING CHANNEL ORIGIN 307-23 337 Funderburg, Rebecca*; Elwood Madden, Megan E.; Joo, Young Ji; HYPOTHESES IN THE MAHUEA THOLUS QUADRANGLE Marra, Kristen R.; Soreghan, G.S.: ASSESSING THE REACTIVE (V-49), VENUS SURFACE AREA OF SEDIMENTS FROM END-MEMBER 307-6 320 Boden, Elizabeth Aylesford Carey*; Dawers, Nancye H.: CLIMATES: IMPLICATIONS FOR EARTH & MARS STRUCTURAL MAPPING OF GRABEN SYSTEM EMANATING SW FROM ARSIA MONS, THARSIS, MARS SESSION NO. 308 307-7 321 Golder, Keenan B.*; Burr, Devon M.: NEW AGE ESTIMATES T172. Geology of Dwarf Planets: First Results from NASA’s Dawn FOR THE CERBERUS CHANNEL FLOOD LAVAS, MARS: Mission to Ceres (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division) IMPLICATIONS FOR MAGMA MIGRATION 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall 307-8 322 LaFranca, Katlyn C.*; Rogers, A. Deanne: PHYSIOCHEMICAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LATE NOACHIAN AND EARLY Booth # HESPERIAN VOLCANIC TERRAINS IN THE MARTIAN HIGHLANDS: POSSIBLE CAUSES AND IMPLICATIONS 308-1 338 Ruesch, Ottaviano*; McFadden, Lucy A.; Hiesinger, Harald; Scully, Jennifer E. C.; Kneissl, Thomas; Hughson, Kynan H. G.; Williams, 323 McBeck, Jessica A.*; Seelos, Kimberly D.; Seelos, Frank P.; 307-9 David A.; Roatsch, Thomas; Preusker, Frank: PRELIMINARY Ackiss, Sheridan E.: USING CRISM AND THEMIS DATA TO GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE AC-H-1 ASARI QUADRANGLE CHARACTERIZE MAFIC MINERALOGY IN TYRRHENA TERRA, OF CERES: AN INTEGRATED MAPPING STUDY USING DAWN MARS SPACECRAFT DATA 324 Seelos, Kimberly D.*; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Seelos, Frank P.; 307-10 308-2 339 Hiesinger, Harald*; Pasckert, Jan Hendrik; Williams, David A.; Viviano-Beck, Christina E.: PRELIMINARY MAPPING OF Buczkowski, Debra L.; Crown, David A.; Schenk, Paul M.; LATERALLY EXTENSIVE PHYLLOSILICATES IN THE WEST Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Jaumann, Ralf; Roatsch, Thomas; MARGARITIFER PLATEAU REGION OF MARS Raymond, Carol A.: INITIAL GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF THE 307-11 325 Senarath Dassanayake, Hiruni C.*; Williams, Kevin K.: AC-H-2 CONIRAYA QUADRANGLE OF CERES USING DAWN GEOMORPHIC MAPPING OF CRATER FLOOR DEPOSITS IN SPACECRAFT DATA SOUTHERN MARGARITIFER TERRA, MARS 308-3 340 Kneissl, Thomas*; Schmedemann, Nico; Neesemann, Adrian; 307-12 326 Cull-Hearth, Selby*; van Venrooy, Alexis; Clark, M. Caroline; Williams, David A.; Crown, David A.; Mest, Scott C.; Buczkowski, Cvitkovic, Adriana: RIO TINTO ACID-SULFATE MIXTURES: Debra L.; Scully, Jennifer E. C.; Frigeri, Alessandro; Ruesch, SPECTRAL MASKING RELATIONSHIPS AND IMPLICATIONS Ottaviano: INITIAL GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF THE AC- FOR MARS
292 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 308-15 308-14 308-13 308-12 308-11 308-10 308-9 308-8 308-7 308-6 308-5 308-4 352 351 350 349 348 347 346 345 344 343 342 341 ATLAS DERIVEDFROM DAWN FCIMAGES T.:Christopher Russell, Frank; Scholten,Frank; Jaumann, Ralf; Raymond, CarolA.; Roatsch, Thomas*; Kersten, Elke; Matz,Klaus-Dieter; Preusker, QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN SPACECRAFT DATA INITIAL GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-14 YALODE Schaefer, Michael; Russell,Christopher T.; Raymond, CarolA.: Ralf; Roatsch, Thomas; Preusker, Frank; Nathues, Andreas; Yingst, R. Aileen*; Crown, David A.; Mest,ScottC.; Jaumann, QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN INITIAL GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-13 URVARA Buczkowski, Debra L.; Schenk,Paul M.; Scully, Jennifer E. C.: David P.; Mest,ScottC.; Crown, David A.; Yingst, R. Aileen; Sizemore, HannaG.*; Williams, David A.; Platz, Thomas; O’Brien, QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN SPACECRAFT DATA INITIAL GEOLOGICALMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-12 TOHARU Nathues, Andreas; Russell,Christopher T.; Raymond, CarolA.: R. Aileen; Schenk,Paul M.; Jaumann, Ralf; Roatsch, Thomas; Mest, ScottC.*; Williams, David A.; Crown, David A.; Yingst, QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN INITIAL GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-11 SINTANA Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Preusker, Frank; Roatsch, Thomas: Williams, David A.; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Mest,ScottC.; Schulzeck, Franziska*; Jaumann, Ralf; Krohn,Katrin; SPACECRAFT DATA AC-H-15 ZADENIQUADRANGLES OFCERESUSINGDAWN INITIAL GEOLOGICALMAPSOF THE AC-H-10 RONGO AND Sizemore, HannaG.; Ruesch,Ottaviano; Preusker, Frank: Scott C.; Williams, David A.; Hoffmann,Martin; Schaefer, Michael; Platz, Thomas*; Nathues, Andreas; Crown, David A.; Mest, QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN INITIAL GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-9 OCCATOR Ralf; Roatsch, Thomas; Preusker, Frank; Platz, Thomas: Mest, ScottC.; Schenk,Paul M.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Jaumann, Buczkowski, Debra L.*; Yingst, R. Aileen; Williams, David A.; SPACECRAFT DATA H-8 NAWISH QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN Jennifer E.C.: INITIALGEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC- Preusker, Frank; Jaumann, Ralf; Roatsch, Thomas; Scully, Giacomo; Williams, David A.; Mest,S.; Buczkowski, Debra; Frigeri, Alessandro*; DeSanctis, Cristina; Maria Carrozzo, QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN SPACECRAFT DATA INITIAL GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-7 KERWAN Ralf; Roatsch, Thomas; Preusker, Frank; Platz, Thomas: Debra L.; Schenk,Paul M.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Jaumann, Williams, David A.*; Crown, David A.; Mest,ScottC.; Buczkowski, SPACECRAFT DATA QUADRANGLE OFDWARF PLANETCERESUSINGDAWN INITIAL GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H-6 HAULANI Otto, A.; Katharina Schulzeck, Franziska; von derGathen,Isabel: Debra L.; Mest,ScottC.; Scully, Jennifer E. C.; Nass, Andrea; Krohn, Katrin*; Williams, David A.; Jaumann, Ralf; Buczkowski, SPACECRAFT DATA 5 FEJOKOO QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN Carol A.: INITIALGEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE AC-H- Hiesinger, Harald; Platz, Thomas; Ruesch,Ottaviano; Raymond, Buczkowski, Debra L.; Mest,ScottC.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Hughson, Kynan H.G.*; Russell,C.T.; Williams, David A.; SPACECRAFT DATA AC-H-4 EZINUQUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN Frigeri, Alessandro: INITIALGEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE Russell, Christopher T.; Kneissl, Thomas; Ruesch,Ottaviano; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Mest,ScottC.; Hughson,Kynan H.G.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.*; Raymond, CarolA.; Williams, David A.; SPACECRAFT DATA H-3 DANTU QUADRANGLE OFCERESUSINGDAWN HIGH-RESOLUTION CERESSURVEY 1–4 November SPACECRAFT DATA SPACECRAFT DATA SPACECRAFT DATA
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Baltimore, Maryland,USA 309-12 309-11 309-10 308-16 309-9 309-8 309-7 309-6 309-5 309-4 309-3 309-2 309-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Precambrian Geology(Posters) SESSION NO. 309 Booth # 365 364 363 353 362 361 360 359 358 357 356 355 354 GREENLAND FROM THE >3.7GAISUA GREENSTONE BELT, SW OBSERVED INHYDROTHERMAL QUARTZ PRECIPITATES J.:Martin MICRO-SCALE SILICONISOTOPE HETEROGENEITY Brengman, LatishaAshley*; Fedo, M.; Christopher Whitehouse, MATERIAL CYCLE Soichi*:Omori, WEATHERING INHADEANANDITSROLE IN U/PB ANDHFISOTOPIC ANALYSIS FROM WHOLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY, ZIRCONLA-ICPMS BLOCK (SOUTHERNALBERTA, NORTHERN MONTANA) INSIGHTS INTO THE CHARACTER OF THE MEDICINEHAT Gifford, Jennifer*; Malone, Shawn J; Davis, William J.: NEW LIMITS OFDETECTIONFROM DAWN’S FRAMINGCAMERA Nargess: SEARCHFORSATELLITES AT CERES: UPPER Stefanus; Hellmich,Stephan; Li,Jian-Yang; Memarsadeghi, McFadden, LucyA.*; Skillman,David R.; Carsenty, Uri; Schroeder, AND 1380MA MESOPROTEROZOIC METAMORPHIC EVENTSAT 1420MA U-PB MONAZITEAGES SUGGEST TWO POSSIBLE POLYMETAMORPHISM ACROSS NORTHERN NEWMEXICO: R.M.:Christopher TESTINGMODELSOF Stotter, Sara V.*; G.; Daniel,Christopher McFarlane, METACONGLOMERATE, PICURISMTNS, NEWMEXICO CONSTRAINTS FOR THE SYNOROGENIC MARQUENAS FM. G.:Christopher STRUCTURAL CONTEXTANDAGE Gray, M.B.*; Toft, M.E.; McFarlane, R.M.; Christopher Daniel, NEW MEXICO METAPELITES OF THE RINCONRANGE, NORTH–CENTRAL HISTORY DURING THE PICURISOROGENY RECORDEDBY SUGGEST ACOMPLEXMESOPROTEROZOIC METAMORPHIC R.M.;Christopher Stotter, Sara V.: U–PBMONAZITEAGES Hallett, Benjamin W.*; G.; Daniel,Christopher McFarlane, PENOKEAN AND YAVAPAI OROGENIC SEDIMENTATION UPPER GREAT LAKESREGION, REINTEREPRETEDASBOTH LATE PALEOPROTEROZOIC ANIMIKEBASIN DEPOSITS, Holm, DanielK.*; Scheiner, Scott W.; Boerboom, Terrence J.: GROUP ON THE RAECRATON QUARTZITE IN THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC MURMAC BAY Tsuyoshi: ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OFDETRITAL ZIRCONFROM Sawada, Hikaru*; Isozaki, Yukio; Tsutsumi, Yukiyasu; Iizuka, FUEL INFINLAND OLKILUOTO - THE DISPOSALSITEFORSPENTNUCLEAR Paananen, Markku; Paulamäki, Seppo: GEOLOGYOF Seppo A.; Aulis Kärki, J.; Kosunen, Paula J.; Mattila,Jussi A.; Aaltonen, IsmoS.*; Engström,JonO.; Front, KaiA.; Gehör, SYSTEM OFPRE-CAMBRIANINNORTHERN CHINA MIXED SYSTEMINMARINEROCKS OFCHANGCHENG WU, Yinye*; Yue,Ting: QUEBEC ALBANEL BLACK SHALEONLAKEMISTASSINI, CENTRAL (APHEBIAN) PLAN-VIEWALGALMATS IN THE LOWER Michael, DanielC.*; Cuffey, RogerJ.: EARLY PROTEROZOIC INTRUSION COMPLEX INSOUTHAFRICA: CLUES TO THE TIMING OF PALEOMAGNETIC CONSTRAINTSFOR THE UITKOMST Fabien; Ulf: Soderlund, NEWU-PBBADDELEYITE AGE AND Wabo, Herve*; Olsson,Johan; deKock, MichielO.; Humbert, THE DEPOSITIONALFEATURE OF SESSION NO. 309
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SESSION NO. 310 310-18 383 Byers, Logan C.*; Stearns, Leigh A.; van der Veen, C.J.: Quaternary Geology: Pleistocene to Holocene Deposits, POLYGONAL SURFACE PATTERNS IN THE EAST ANTARCTIC Landforms and Processes (Posters) PLATEAU: MORPHOLOGY, GENESIS, STRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS, AND RELATION TO LARGER-SCALE 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall SURFACE STRUCTURES Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 310-19 384 Schmidt, Logan*; Levy, Joseph: HYDRAULIC AND THERMAL Booth # PROPERTIES OF MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS SOILS: WHAT 310-1 366 Whitney, John W.*; Memesh, Abdulla M.; Gamdi, Ali .S.; ANTARCTIC LANDSCAPES ARE AT RISK? Dini, Saleh M.; Zahrani, Ali N.; Nasser, Abdulaziz H.; Kalaly, 310-20 385 Klages, Johann P.*: EVIDENCE FOR THE MAXIMUM Siddiq S.: NEOGENE DIBDIBBA GRAVELS AND AN EARLY EXTENT OF THE WEST ANTARCTIC ICE SHEET IN THE PLEISTOCENE AGE FOR THE ORIGIN OF WADI AL BATIN IN EASTERNMOST AMUNDSEN SEA EMBAYMENT (WEST NORTHERN SAUDI ARABIA ANTARCTICA) DURING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM 310-2 367 Ivester, Andrew H.*; Ferguson, Terry A.: FLUVIAL 310-21 386 Prothro, Lindsay O.*; Simkins, Lauren; Anderson, John B.; STRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTATION DURING THE Halberstadt, Anna Ruth; Yokoyama, Yusuke; Majewski, Wojciech; HOLOCENE AND LATE PLEISTOCENE AT THE FOXWOOD Minzoni, Rebecca: REFINING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF FARM ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE (38PN35) ALONG THE SEDIMENT RETREAT FACIES AND GEOMORPHOLOGY FOR OOLENOY RIVER, SOUTH CAROLINA AN ACCURATE DEGLACIAL HISTORY OF THE ROSS SEA 310-3 368 Taormina, R.*; Stafford, C. Russell: IMPROVED INTERPRETATION OF HOLOCENE LANDSCAPE AND SESSION NO. 311 CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE BROUILLETTS CREEK VALLEY T188. Inside or Out? Investigations into Driving Forces in WITH CARBON DATING Fluvial Systems (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and 310-4 369 Muus, Jennifer K.*; Meyer, Grant A.; McFadden, Leslie D.; Huckell, Geomorphology Division) Bruce; Merriman, Christopher; Rowe, Timothy: GEOMORPHIC 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall PROCESSES PROMOTING MAMMOTH BURIAL AND SKELETAL PRESERVATION IN NORTH CENTRAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM NEW MEXICO Booth # 310-5 370 Stone, Noah N.*; Munroe, Jeffrey S.: SEDIMENTOLOGY 311-1 387 Meghani, Nooreen A.*; Kirby, Eric: SHORTENING RATES AND AGE OF THE SNOW WATER LAKE DUNE FIELD, ALONG THE NEPALESE HIMALAYA INFERRED FROM NORTHEASTERN NEVADA GEOMORPHIC ANALYSIS 310-6 371 Ebel, Riley E.*; Munroe, Jeffrey S.: ORIGIN AND SIGNIFICANCE 311-2 388 Val, Pedro F.A.*; Hoke, Gregory D.: SURFACE UPLIFT OF OF COLLOIDAL SEDIMENT IN SOILS AND LAKES OF THE THE FRONTAL CORDILLERA AT 30.5°-31°S CONSTRAINED UINTA RANGE, UTAH THROUGH RIVER PROFILE ANALYSIS OF THE CASTAÑO AND CALINGASTA CATCHMENTS, SOUTH-CENTRAL 310-7 372 Gamache, Kevin*; Giardino, John R.; Allen, Hunter; Rowley, ARGENTINA T.: GLACIAL AND PERIGLACIAL GEOLOGY OF YANKEE BOY BASIN, CO: A MAPPING PILOT PROJECT USING AN 311-3 389 Moodie, Andrew J.*; Ma, Hongbo; Nittrouer, Jeffrey A.; Carlson, UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE Brandee N.; Kineke, Gail C.: SPATIOTEMPORAL CHANNEL- BED EVOLUTION PATTERNS OBSERVED FOR THE HUANGHE 310-8 373 Brugger, Keith A.*: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE LAST (YELLOW RIVER), CHINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR EVALUATING GLACIAL MAXIMUM IN THE MOSQUITO RANGE, COLORADO SYSTEM RESPONSE AND COMPLEXITY TO EXTERNAL 310-9 374 Colandrea, Harrison*: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS PERTURBATIONS OF LATE PLEISTOCENE GLACIATION IN THE LEMHI RANGE, 311-4 390 Schanz, Sarah A.*; Montgomery, David R.; Collins, Brian D.; Duvall, EAST-CENTRAL IDAHO Alison: RIVER INCISION AND STRATH TERRACE FORMATION 310-10 375 Grube, Rachael E.*; Principato, Sarah M.: A QUANTITATIVE AS A RESULT OF SHIFTS IN SEDIMENT RETENTION ANALYSIS OF CIRQUES ON TROLLASKAGI, NORTHERN 311-5 391 Zaki, Abdallah S.*: MORPHOLOGY OF INVERTED WADIS IN ICELAND EASTERN SAUDI ARABIA 310-11 376 Ipsen, Heather A.*; Principato, Sarah M.: A MORPHOMETRIC 311-6 392 Bailey, Tim L.*: MORPHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF ANALYSIS OF CIRQUES ON EAST ICELAND USING GIS ANTHROPOCENE SEDIMENT PULSES ON THE SOUTH FORK 310-12 377 Starr, Kaitlin*; Happ, Madeline; Wiles, Gregory; Weisenberg, EEL RIVER OF NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Nick: RECONSTRUCTING ICE DYNAMICS FROM FORESTS 311-7 393 Koné, Salif*; Mahé, Gil; Bamba, Fatogoma; Soumaré, Oumar; PRESERVED IN THE WAKE OF THE CATASTROPHIC Diallo, Mahamadou; Diarra, Adama Tiémoko; Traoré, Amadou RETREATING COLUMBIA GLACIER, ALASKA Zanga: USING GEOSTATISTICS FOR HYDROLOGIC MODELS 310-13 378 Hopkins, Nathan R.*; Evenson, Edward B.; Stachnik, Josh; PARAMETERS ESTIMATION, ON NIGER RIVER WATERSHEDS Berti, Claudio; Lawson, Daniel E.; Larson, Grahame; Kodama, IN WEST AFRICA Kenneth P.: MAGNETIC FABRIC OF STRATIFIED BASAL ICE: 311-8 394 Stachowiak, Robert*; Blumentritt, Dylan: RIVER TERRACES MATANUSKA GLACIER, ALASKA INDICATE PALEO GLACIAL LAKE LEVEL CHANGES, 310-14 379 Larson, Phillip*; Mooers, Howard D.; Berthold, Angela J: COLTON, NY SEDIMENT TRANSPORT CYCLES OF THE LAURENTIDE ICE SHEE SESSION NO. 312 310-15 380 Rickels, Ellyn*; Malone, David H.; Stumpf, Andrew J.; Thomason, T189. New Applications of Geochronologic Techniques to Jason: ARCHEAN PROVENANCE OF GRANITE COBBLES IN Quaternary and Archaeological Settings (Posters) (GSA WOODFORDIAN TILLS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA 310-16 381 Brohn, Amber L.*: FORMATION OF THE BIG STONE MORAINE, Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Karst Division) MINNESOTA: CHANNEL GEOMETRY ANALYSIS AND PALEO- 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall TERRACES OF THE ICE MARGINAL, GLACIAL MUSTINKA Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM RIVER Booth # 310-17 382 Tobacco, Joni*; Wooldridge, Sayge C.; Cotter, James F.P.: 312-1 395 Persaud, Yasmeen A.*; Blackwell, Bonnie A.B.; Chaity, Iffath I.C.; MAPPING LOESS DEPOSITS AND SOIL TYPES ON THE MihailoviĆ, Dusan; Roksandic, Mirjana; DimitrijeviĆ, Vesna; BIG STONE MORAINE IN MINNESOTA TO DETERMINE A Florentin, Jonathan A.; Yang, George Q.; Blickstein, Joel I.B.; POSSIBLE CORRELATION
294 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 312-12 312-11 312-10 312-9 312-8 312-7 312-6 312-5 312-4 312-3 312-2 313-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Geology); Paleontological Society) Paleoclimatology Discipline; SEPM(Societyfor Sedimentary of Palynology; Division; GSALimnogeology Paleoceanography/ Division; AASP- The Palynological Society; CanadianAssociation Future (Posters) GeologyandGeomorphology (GSAQuaternary Scenarios: Crossing Temporal ScalestoUnderstand anUncertain T190. Paleoecological Patterns, EcologicalProcesses, Modeled SESSION NO. 313 Booth # 406 405 404 403 402 401 400 399 398 397 396 407 STIMULATED LUMINESCENCEDATING FILLS IN THE PLATTE RIVER VALLEY USINGOPTICALLY THICKNESSES OFLATE PLEISTOCENE ANDHOLOCENE Bruihler, Jacob C.*; Hanson,Paul: DETERMINING FAN AT FENNERGAP, CADIZ, CA GROUND WATER DISCHARGEDEPOSITSONANALLUVIAL PROVIDE MINIMUMAGES ONALLUVIUMASSOCIATED WITH Erickson, Ben*:MICROLAMINATIONSVARNISH USING TO THE HOLOCENE FLUCTUATIONS AT THE MILLENNIAL TIMESCALE DURING CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OFHIMALAYAN GLACIAL Saha, Sourav*; Owen, Lewis A.; Dietsch,Craig: FAN SAMPLE FRACTIONS: ADETAILED ANALYSIS OFANANTARCTIC EQUIVALENT DOSEDISTRIBUTIONS ACROSS GRAINSIZE Ternes, Sean*; Lepper, Kenneth: OPTICALDATING SOUTHWEST KANSAS, USA BOWL” DROUGHT, HAMILTON ANDKEARNEYCOUNTIES, SURFACE PROCESSES AT THE HEART OF THE “DUST Bolles, Kasey*; Forman, Steven L.: RECONSTRUCTING LAND- STONE MORAINE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE AGE ANDORIGINOF THE BIG OF LOESSDEPOSITSIN WEST CENTRALMINNESOTA: Cotter, James F.P.: DISTRIBUTION, THICKNESS, ANDAGE Wooldridge, Sayge C.*; Tobacco, Joni; Rittenour, Tammy M.; EXPOSURE DATING EVIDENCE FROM SOILS, OSLDATED LOESSANDHE-3 IN THE SANFRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD, ARIZONA?NEW THE SPANDSTRAWBERRY VOLCANIC VENTS ANDFLOWS Licciardi, Joseph; Riggs, Nancy; MichaelH.: Ort, HOW OLDARE Kristiana; Houts, AmandaN.; Landis, Heidi; C.; Anderson,Kirk Rittenour, Tammy*; Karlov, RachelE.; Broadman,Ellie; Lapo, BASIN, TURKEY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS BETWEEN TRABZON ANDRIZE, EASTERNBLACK SEA AND QUATERNARY STRATIGRAPHY OFMARINE TERRACES Turan, Mehmet: OPTICALLY STIMULATED LUMINESCENCE Spencer, JoelQ.G.*; Softa,Mustafa; Emre, Tahir; Sözbilir, Hasan; RADIOCARBON DATING OFPAST RIVERSYSTEMS INCREASE THE ACCURACY AND THE PRECISIONOF EFFECT OFGASTROPODS FROM CENTRAL TEXAS TO ASSESSING THE RADIOCARBONLANDSCAPERESERVOIR Ramsey, Ashley B.*; Forman, Steven L.; Wang, Hong: TECHNIQUE AND WATER CONTENTMATTERS DETERMINATION: WHY SAMPLESELECTION, COLLECTION AND ESTIMATING WATER CONTENTFORDOSE-RATE FOR COLLECTIONOFLUMINESCENCESAMPLES Nelson, MichelleSumma*; Rittenour, Tammy: BESTPRACTICES PHOSPHORESCENCE: IMPLICATION FORDATING OF SHALLOW TL PEAKSCONTRIBUTING TO THE INFRARED Huot, Sebastien*; Frouin, Marine; Lamothe, Michel: EVIDENCE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TO ESTIMATE NATURAL HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONSFOR PALEOECOLOGY ANDLINEARREGRESSIONMODELS Wingard, G. Lynn*; Marshall,Frank E.; Pitts, Patrick A.: LINKING THE MOUSTERIANLAYERS AT PEŠTURINA, SERBIA Skinner, AnneR.: RECONNINGREWORKED TEETH FOUNDIN 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 314-7 314-6 314-5 314-4 314-3 313-5 313-3 314-2 315-2 313-4 313-2 314-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Coastal ScienceDiscipline) (Posters) (SEPM(Societyfor Geology); Sedimentary Marine/ the GeologicEvolution AmericanPassive ofNorth Margin Basins T196. Revisiting theAtlanticContinentalMargin: New Insightson SESSION NO. 314 315-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall T197. Basins(Posters) Sedimentary SESSION NO. 315 Booth # Booth # 418 417 416 415 414 411 409 413 420 410 408 412 419 BASEMENT ON THE FLORIDA SHELF EXXON 564-1 WELL: CONTINENTAL CRYSTALLINE Knapp, James H.*; Boote, Susannah; Holliday, Justin: THE REFLECTION DATA INSIGHTS FROM WELL PENETRATIONS AND2DSEISMIC SOUTHEASTERN UNITEDSTATES RE-EVALUATED: NEW Boote, Susannah*; Knapp, James H.: OFFSHORE THERMAL MAXIMUM MID-ATLANTIC SHELFDURING THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE ENVIRONMENTS ANDSEDIMENTARY PROCESSES OF THE Trampush, Sheila*; Hajek,Elizabeth: DEPOSITIONAL OFFSHORE: IMPLICATIONS FORCARBON SEQUESTRATION MID-CRETACEOUS SEQUENCES OF THE NEWJERSEY S.;Gregory Monteverde, DonaldH.; McLaughlin,Jr., Peter P.: J.*;Lombardi, Christopher Miller, Kenneth G.; Mountain, PLAIN CONTINENTAL MARGINFROM THE SHELF TO THE ABYSSAL SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES ALONG THE U.S. ATLANTIC Brothers, D.S.; Miller, Nathaniel; Andrews, Brian: QUATERNARY Chaytor, Jason D.*; Hutchinson,Deborah; S.; Uri tenBrink, MISSOURI FROM PALYNOLOGY OFCYPRESSPOND, SOUTHCENTRAL Eric: PRELIMINARY HOLOCENEPALEOCLIMATIC DATA Haselwander, Robert*; Oboh-Ikuenobe, Francisca E.; Grimm, ISOTOPE (δ TO CALCITE: IMPACTS OFRECRYSTALLIZATION ONSTABLE Torsten; Mackensen, Andreas; Brey, Thomas: FROM ARAGONITE Lars*;Beierlein, Nehrke, Gernot; R.; Schöne, Bernd Bickert, SOUTH CAROLINA ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN, CHESTERFIELDCOUNTY, STRATIGRAPHY IN THE UPDIPPORTION OF THE U.S. Christopher; Whittecar, G. Richard: CRETACEOUS Swezey, S.*; Christopher Fitzwater, Bradley A.; Bernhardt, MINERALOGICAL ANDLITHOLOGICALPROPERTIES QUALITY OF THE MARCELLUSSHALEPLAY: DETERMINING Opsitnick, Alexandra M.*; S.: Currie, Brian RESERVOIR TAPHONOMY OF SLUICEPOND, MAUSINGDINOFLAGELLATE CYST Riddick, NicholasJ.: REFINING THE LAKELEVELHISTORY McCarthy, Francine M.G.*; Matea; Drljepan, Hubeny, J. Bradford; HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS PROVIDE ARECORDOFLATE PLEISTOCENE THROUGH SEDIMENTS FROM ASOUTHERNAPPALACHIAN WETLAND Tanner, BenjaminR.*; Keever, Michael: ORGANIC-RICH MODEL SUBSIDENCE-ACCOMMODATION-TIME- SERIES(SATS) Fichter, Lynn S.*; Diecchio, RichardJ.: ARIFT-TO-DRIFT DESOTO CANYON, GULFOFMEXICO FLOW ANDCONSEQUENT SLOPEREADJUSTMENT IN DISTRIBUTION OF THE POSTKPGCARBONATEDEBRIS Umbarger, Keelan F.*; Snedden,John: ORIGINAND ARCHIVE ARCTICAISLANDICA 18 O &δ 13 C) COMPOSITIONOF THE BIVALVE BIO- SESSION NO. 315
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315-3 421 Johnson, Matthew*; Potter-McIntyre, Sally L.; Ejembi, John Idoko: 316-5 434 Agrawal, Vikas*; Sharma, Shikha; Warrier, Ajaya; Soeder, A POROSITY AND PERMEABILITY COMPARISON OF THE Daniel J.; Akondi, Rawlings: USE OF BIOMARKER AND MANCOS SHALE AND WANAKAH FORMATION OF WESTERN PYROLYSIS PROXIES TO ASSESS ORGANIC MATTER COLORADO SOURCES, THERMAL MATURITY, AND PALEOREDOX 315-4 422 Zelt, Frederick B.*: TROPIC SHALE AND TUNUNK MEMBER CONDITIONS DURING DEPOSITION OF MARCELLUS SHALE OF MANCOS SHALE, SOUTHERN UTAH, USA: A NATURAL 316-6 435 Mason, John*; Jordan, Teresa: HIGH-RESOLUTION FACIES LABORATORY FOR SHALE SEDIMENTOLOGY AND VARIABILITY IN THE UNION SPRINGS FORMATION OF THE STRATIGRAPHY NORTHERN APPALACHIAN BASIN 315-5 423 Lesko, Anna K.*; Chamberlin, Ellen; Hajek, Elizabeth; Schwartz, 316-7 436 Shorten, Chilisa M.*; Fitzgerald, Paul G.: POST-OROGENIC Theresa M.: PROVENANCE AND FACIES CHANGES ACROSS THERMAL HISTORY AND EXHUMATION OF THE NORTHERN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS BLACKHAWK-CASTLEGATE APPALACHIAN BASIN CONSTRAINED THROUGH LOW- SEQUENCE BOUNDARY (SOUTHERN WASATCH PLATEAU, TEMPERATURE THERMOCHRONOLOGY SALINA CANYON, UTAH, USA) 316-8 437 Hayman, Nicholas W.*; Milliken, Kitty; Kelly, Eric D.; Daigle, 315-6 424 Quinn, Garrett M.*; van Drecht, Reid; Hubbard, Stephen M.; Hugh: MUDROCK MICROSTRUCTURE: INSIGHTS INTO Matthews, William A.: DRAINAGE EVOLUTION IN AN SEDIMENTARY HISTORY AND MECHANICS INCIPIENT FORELAND BASIN FROM U/PB DETRITAL ZIRCON 316-9 438 Kreuzer, Rebecca*; Darrah, Thomas H.; Vengosh, Avner; Mitra, GEOCHRONOLOGY, JURASSIC-CRETACEOUS WESTERN Gautam; Poreda, Robert: A STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK INTERIOR BASIN FOR INTERPRETING THE SPATIAL DISTRIUBTION AND 315-7 425 Leung, Matthew H.C.*; Bhattacharya, Janok P.; Li, Zhiyang; GEOCHEMICAL VARIATION OF NATURAL GAS-AND SALT- Schieber, Juergen: THIN-BEDDED FACIES ANALYSIS OF FINE- RICH GROUNDWATER IN SHALLOW AQUIFERS OF SOUTH- GRAINED PARASEQUENCES: CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN CENTRAL NY TUNUNK SHALE MEMBER, HENRY MOUNTAIN REGION, UTAH SESSION NO. 317 315-8 426 Mastache Roman, Edgar Agustin*; Gonzalez Escobar, Mario; Stratigraphy (Posters) Salazar Cardenas, Rosa Margarita; Pacheco Romero, 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall Martin Francisco; Gallardo Mata, Clemente German; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Arregui Ojeda, Sergio Manuel: STRUCTURAL AND Booth # SEISMOSTRATIGRAPHIC EVIDENCE IN THE NORTH OF THE MAGDALENA SHELF, WESTERN MARGIN OF BAJA 317-1 439 Bartholomew, Alex*: UPPERMOST SILURIAN STRATIGRAPHY CALIFORNIA BASED ON SEISMIC REFLECTION IN THE TYPE HELDERBERG REGION: NEW INSIGHTS FROM SURFACE OUTCROP AND SUBSURFACE CAVE EXPOSURES 315-9 427 Cook, Robert D.*: THE TACONIC FORELAND BASIN OF EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA: GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS 317-2 440 Sandritter, Morgan J.*; McLaurin, Brett T.; James, Robert N.; ON PROVENANCE FROM MARTINSBURG FORMATION Rodemer, Franklin E.; White, Joshua J.: DEVONIAN TO SLATES MISSISSIPPIAN LITHOFACIES AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS FROM DRILL CORE LYCO081_0341, 315-10 428 Laker, Rachel M.*; Currie, Brian S.: ICHNOLOGY OF THE UPPER LYCOMING COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA JURASSIC CURTIS AND STUMP FORMATIONS, CENTRAL AND NORTHEASTERN UTAH: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN 317-3 441 Rodemer, Franklin E.*; Sandritter, Morgan J.; McLaurin, Brett T.; PALEOENVIRONMENTAL SETTING AND SEQUENCE James, Robert N.; White, Joshua J.: XRF ANALYSIS OF STRATIGRAPHIC POSITION DEVONIAN TO MISSISSIPPIAN LITHOFACIES FROM DRILL CORE LYCO081_0341, LYCOMING COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 315-11 429 Leslie, Caitlin E.*; Atchley, Stacy; Peppe, Daniel J.; Nordt, Lee C.; Williamson, Thomas E.; Secord, Ross: SEDIMENTOLOGIC 317-4 442 Ruehlman, James*; Bertog, Janet L.: HIGH RESOLUTION AND STRATIGRAPHIC INDICATORS OF REGIONAL ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITIONAL VARIATION WITHIN THE PALEOGEOGRAPHY WITHIN THE LOWER PALEOCENE UPPER KOPE FORMATION (CINCINNATIAN, ORDOVICIAN) OF NACIMIENTO FORMATION, SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO, NORTHERN KENTUCKY USING FOSSILS AND RARE EARTH USA ELEMENT COMPOSITION 317-5 443 Turner, Bryan W.*; Slatt, Roger M.; Treanton, Jessica A.: THE SESSION NO. 316 USE OF CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY TO REFINE AMBIGUOUS T198. Shale Gas Basins: Their Stratigraphy, Sedimentary SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATIONS IN MARINE Environments, Tectonics, and Structural Evolution (Posters) MUDROCKS. AN EXAMPLE FROM THE DEVONIAN (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology WOODFORD SHALE, OKLAHOMA and Tectonics Division; GSA Energy Geology Division) 317-6 444 Kehoe, Kenneth W.*; Davis, Colter R.; Newell, Dennis L.; Liddell, 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall W. David: HIGH-RESOLUTION CARBON AND OXYGEN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM STABLE ISOTOPE SAMPLING OF THE LOWER ORDOVICIAN Booth # POGONIP GROUP: IMPLICATIONS FOR CHEMO- STRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATION 316-1 430 Wang, Fengqin*; Jiao, Zunsheng: NEW INSIGHTS INTO FAR 445 Turner, Elijah*; Smith, Jon Jay; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Layzell, EASTERN SHALE PLAYS; THE SHALE GAS ACCUMULATION 317-7 Anthony L.; Möller, Andreas: OF THE TRIASSIC YANCHANG FORMATION IN THE ORDOS MAXIMUM DEPOSITIONAL BASIN, CHINA AGE CONSTRAINTS FROM U-PB DATING OF ZIRCONS IN CENOZOIC DEPOSITS OF THE HIGH PLAINS AQUIFER, 316-2 431 Kharajiany, Soran*; Lanjawai, Harem: HEATED SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS HYDROCARBONS AND RELATED TECTONICS OF THE 446 Bellido, Susana E.*; Maurrasse, Florentin J-M.R.: UPPER CRETACEOUS-LOWER TERTIARY SEQUENCE, 317-8 CARBON ISOTOPE (δ13C ) CHARACTERIZATION OF LES CANEUVES SHARBAZHER AREA, KURDISTAN REGION OF IRAQ CARB SECTION, SE FRANCE, AND CORRELATION WITH OAE 1A 316-3 432 Bates, Landis*; Law, Eric; Rataiczak, Ray: TESTS OF IN THE ALPINE TETHYS LABORATORY RETORTING ON DEVONIAN BLACK SHALES 317-9 447 Keller, Allison L.*; Sadler, P.M.: PRELIMINARY HIGH- 316-4 433 Obasi, Christian C.*; Keating, Kristina; Pashin, Jack C.: EFFECT RESOLUTION BIOLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL OF MAGNETIC MINERALS ON NMR RELAXATION IN SHALE TIMELINES THROUGH THE CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN (LATE CRETACEOUS) OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENT (OAE2)
296 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 317-24 317-23 317-22 317-21 317-20 317-19 317-18 317-17 317-16 317-15 317-14 317-13 317-12 317-11 317-10 462 461 460 459 458 457 456 455 454 453 452 451 450 449 448 PALEOVALLEYS MISSOURI, WITH SPECIALEMPHASISONBURIED BEDROCK QUADRANGLE, JACKSON, RAY ANDCLAY COUNTIES, GEOLOGIC MAPOF THE BUCKNER, MO7.5-MINUTE Daniels, Robyn L.*; Gentile, RichardJ.; Bauer, Julie M.: FORMATION,SW WYOMING GEOLOGICAL MAPPINGOF THE EOCENEBRIDGER Brand, LeonardR.*; Stanton,Caleb W.; Murphey, Paul C.: DETRITAL ZIRCONS GRASSLAND, KANSAS: U-PBAGE CONSTRAINTSFROM REDBEDS AT POINTOFROCKS, CIMARRON NATIONAL CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC ASSESSMENTOFENIGMATIC S.;Robert Marshall,Craig P.; Marshall,AlisonOlcott: Smith, JonJay*; F.; Platt,Brian Ludvigson,GregA.; Sawin, DESERT, COLOMBIA PALEOGEOOGRAPHY AT LA VENTA FORMATION, TATACOA REVISITING STRATIGRAPHY, GEOCHONOLOGYAND Kamenov, George D.; Barbosa-Espitia,ÁngelAntonio: Parra, LuisN.*; Restrepo-Moreno, SergioA.; Foster, David A; NEW YORK STATENEW YORK COMPOSITE TYPE SECTION, IN THE TYPE AREA, CENTRAL Ver A.: Straeten, Charles THEMARCELLUSSUBGROUP M.*;Danielsen, Erika Over, D. Jeffrey; Baird,GordonC.; PARK, SOUTHDAKOTA GEOLOGIC PARK, NEBRASKA ANDBADLANDS NATIONAL GROUP INLUSK, WYOMING TO SECTIONSIN TOADSTOOL COMPARING THE SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE WHITE RIVER Munn, Sarah F.*; Weissmann, S.; Gary Moore, Jason R.: SOUTH CENTRALANDES OROGENIC EXHUMATION ANDBASIN INVERSIONIN THE OF THE NEOGENECACHEUTA BASIN: ARECORDOF David L.; Giambiagi,Laura B.; Mescua,JoséF.: EVOLUTION Buelow, Ellen*; Suriano, Julieta; Mahoney, J. Brian; Kimbrough, SEQUENCE OFNORTHERN VIRGINIA APPLICATION TOWITH MODEL THETACONIC(SATS) SERIES FORELAND BASIN SUBSIDENCE-ACCOMMODATION-TIME- Diecchio, RichardJ.*; Fichter, Lynn S.: ATHEORETICAL CORRELATION ACCOMMODATION PLOTS FOROUTCROP-TO-SUBSURFACE Bloom, Jennifer M.*; Wynn, Thomas C.: USING AMAZONIA: MESO-CENOZOIC LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION SEISMOSTRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTUREOFCENTRAL Baker, Paul A.; Arantes, A.; Rodrigo Salenbien, Wout: Wagner, III,J. Sage*; Rigsby, A.; Catherine Silva, Cleverson G.; SHELF, SEASIA ON ALOW GRADIENTCOASTAL FLUVIALPLAIN, SUNDA RST (REGRESSIVESYSTEM TRACT) FLUVIALDEPOSITION CHARACTERIZATION OFDOWNSTEPPING PLEISTOCENE Zhai, Rui*; Pigott,JohnD.; Pigott,Kulwadee: 3DSEISMIC SEBASTIAN, PUERTO RICO MONTEBELLO MEMBEROF THE CIBAO FORMATION, SAN SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY ANDFACIES ANALYSIS OF THE Torres Eileen*; Rosa,Christie SantosMercado, Hernán: THE DELAWARE RIVER STRATIGRAPHY FROM NEWJERSEY’SEASTERNSHOREOF AND REFINEMENT TO UNCONSOLIDATED SEDIMENT E;Kathryn Chen,Philip; Lutz,Ed: HIGHRESOLUTIONCORES West, A*; Kathryn Morgan,ScottA.; Norcross, Scott; Davis, ANTARCTIC CRYOSPHERE DYNAMICS ANALYSES REVEALARECORDOFHIGHERRESOLUTION Brazell, SethJ.*; III,LouisR.: Bartek, SEISMICATTRIBUTE TRANSPORT COMPLEXES, OFFSHORESURINAME MARGIN SLOPEPROGRADATION DOMINATED BYMASS Ono, Kenya*; Piret: Plink-Bjorklund, NEOGENECONTINENTAL- 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 318-11 318-10 318-9 318-8 318-4 318-7 318-3 318-6 318-2 318-5 318-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Geology and Tectonics Division; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, for Far-Traveled Terrane Translation (Posters) (GSAStructural Orogensis, AreConduitsfor Magmatism, andAreResponsible the SubductionZoneMargin LeadingtoBasinSubsidenceand T210. StrikeSlipFault Systems Transfer StressInboard from SESSION NO. 318 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,BaltimoreConvention Center, ExhibitHall and VolcanologyDivision) Structural Geology; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Geology and Tectonics Division; EGUDivisionon Tectonics and Appalachian Orogenies through Time (Posters) (GSAStructural T214. Mountainsacross theOceans: Caledonian, Variscan, and SESSION NO. 319 Booth # 473 472 471 470 466 469 465 468 464 467 463 IN THE MIDDLECRUST DETACHMENT FAULT: IMPLICATIONS FORSEISMOGENESIS PSEUDOTACHYLITES IN THE FOOTWALL OF THE WHIPPLE Behr, Whitney M.*; Gentry, Emilie; Wafforn, Stephanie: DIVERSE THE ROLE OFSHEARSTRESSINFAULT HEALING GOUGE PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION TO UNDERSTAND FRICTIONAL AGING: USINGMICROSTRUCTURES AND Ryan, Kerry L.*; Marone, Chris: STRESSEDANDUNSTRESSED PSEUDOTACHYLYTE INJECTION VEIN FORMATION ZONE MECHANICSUSINGMULTIPHYSICS MODELINGOF Sawyer, William J*; Resor, PhillipG.: CONSTRAININGFAULT CHARACTERIZED BYSTRUCTURE FROM MOTION RE-ROUGHENING PROCESSES INASINGLEFAULT ZONE A.H.*;Shervais, Katherine James Kirkpatrick, D.: WEARAND Kouki; Valley,W.:John Brown, James E.*; Grimes, Craig B.; John,Barbara E.; Kitajima, CONTRACTION CONDITIONS FORSLIPPARTITIONING UNDEROBLIQUE Toeneboehn, Kevin*; Cooke, Michele: EXPLORINGTHRESHOLD MOTION IN THE SOUTHERNANDES PARTITIONING, STRIKE-SLIPFAULTING ANDSLIVER ARISING FROM OBLIQUE SUBDUCTION: STRAIN St Julien, Rene: NATURE OFCRUSTAL DEFORMATION Stanton-Yonge, Ashley*; Cembrano, José; Griffith, W. Ashley; RESOLUTION AIRPHOTOS EARTHQUAKES USINGCROSS-CORRELATION OFHIGH- BETWEEN THE 1992LANDERSAND1999HECTOR MINE DIRECT COMPARISON OFDISTRIBUTED DEFORMATION NEAR-FIELD COSEISMICDEFORMATION PATTERNS: A Leprince, Sebastien; Ayoub, Francois: FACTORS CONTROLLING Milliner, Christopher W.D.*; Dolan,James F.; James; Hollingsworth, MARGIN: ACASESTUDY FROM THE SOUTHERNANDES BOUNDARY CONDITIONSINANOBLIQUELY-CONVERGENT Cembrano, José: COMPARING FORWARD MODEL TECTONIC St. Julien, Rene*; Stanton-Yonge, Ashley; Griffith, W. Ashley; APPROACH THE SANPABLO BAY STEPOVER: A WORK OPTIMIZATION LINKING THE HAYWARD ANDRODGERS CREEKFAULTS IN McBeck, JessicaA.*; Cooke, Michele; Madden,ElizabethH.: PENINSULA JURASSIC TO MIOCENESTRATA ON THE WESTERN ALASKA Finzel, EmilyS.*; Ridgway, Kenneth D.: PROVENANCE OF CHEMEHUEVI MOUNTAINS, SECA DURING EARLY SLIP ONALOW-ANGLE NORMALFAULT, ON FLUIDMOBILITYAND THERMAL STRUCTURE ION MICROPROBE δ SESSION NO. 319 18 O-CONSTRAINTS
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Booth # 319-16 489 Stein, Carol A.*; Kley, Jonas; Stein, Seth; Craddock, John P.; 319-1 474 Klonowska, Iwona*; Majka, Jaroslaw; Johansson, Sara; Malone, David H.: AGE OF THE JACOBSVILLE SANDSTONE Andersson, Barbro: TIMING OF THE HP METAMORPHISM AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF THE RECORDED BY ZIRCON AND MONAZITE IN THE TJELIKEN MIDCONTINENT RIFT AND HELAGS GNEISSES, SEVE NAPPE COMPLEX, SCANDINAVIAN CALEDONIDES SESSION NO. 320 319-2 475 Kinney, Sean T.*; Olsen, Paul E.; Schoene, Blair; VanTongeren, Volcanology (Posters) Jill; Setera, Jacob; Hemming, Sidney R.: RE-EVALUATING 9:00 AM, Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Hall THE WHITE MOUNTAIN MAGMA SERIES THROUGH HIGH- Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM PRECISION ZIRCON U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND TRACE Booth # ELEMENT GEOCHEMISTRY: A PRELIMINARY REPORT 320-1 490 Baxstrom, Kelli*; Williams, Michael; Judge, Shelley; Pollock, 319-3 476 Perrot, Morgann Gwenva*; Tremblay, Alain; David, Jean: Meagen; Franceschi, Julia O’Rorke; Wallace, Chloe; Schantz, STRUCTURAL AND METAMORPHIC CHARACTERIZATION Krysden; Misinay, II, Daniel: TRANSPORT AND EMPLACEMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY-GASPÉ TROUGH IN OF A MONOGENETIC LAVA FLOW AT ICE SPRINGS THE SOUTHERN QUÉBEC-NORTHERN VERMONT VOLCANIC FIELD, BLACK ROCK DESERT, UTAH APPALACHIANS, CANADA AND USA 320-2 491 Deardorff, Nick*; Soule, Adam: LAVA BLOCK SIZE 319-4 477 Bowman, Samuel*; Weislogel, Amy L.: PROVENANCE OF MEASUREMENTS USING 3D POINT CLOUDS DERIVED NEWARK SUPERGROUP DEPOSITS IN THE DEEP RIVER FROM 2D PHOTOS AND STRUCTURE-FROM-MOTION SUB-BASIN FROM DETRITAL ZIRCON ANALYSIS 320-3 492 Kroner, Ryan K.*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Gravley, Darren M.: 319-5 478 Keller, Duncan S.*; Peck, William H.: GARNET EXSOLUTION COMPOSITION AND RHEOLOGY OF OVER-THICKENED LAVA IN MEGACRYSTIC CLINOPYROXENE: EVIDENCE OF FLOW UNITS ON BANKS PENINSULA, NZ ULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE METAMORPHISM IN THE 320-4 493 George, Alex*; Moore, Dan K.; Embree, Glenn; Champion, MARYLAND PIEDMONT? Duane E.; Kuntz, Mel A.; Leishman, Blair M.: ORIGIN OF LAVA 319-6 479 Kulp, Robert R.*: MYLONITIZATION OF PRE-CAMBRIAN BENCHES AND UPPER AND LOWER MESA FALLS IN THE GNEISS AND IRON ORE AT THE RITTENHOUSE GAP MINES, HENRYS FORK AND WARM RIVER CANYONS, ISLAND PARK, LONGSWAMP TOWNSHIP, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA IDAHO 319-7 480 Catlos, Elizabeth J.*; Miller, Nathan R.: ION MICROPROBE 320-5 494 Roverato, Matteo*: TEXTURAL FEATURES AS INDICATORS OF 232TH/208PB AGES FROM THE HIGH COMMON PB AMELIA DEBRIS AVALANCHE TRANSPORT AND EMPLACEMENT PEGMATITE MONAZITE, VIRGINIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR 320-6 495 Toews, Chelsea E.*; Hanson, Richard E.; Boro, Joseph R.; ALLEGHENIAN TECTONICS Eschberger, Amy M.: CAMBRIAN BASALTIC VENT CONDUITS 319-8 481 Miranda Berrocales, Viridis M.*; Hughes, K. Stephen; Pollock, IN THE WEST TIMBERED HILLS, ARBUCKLE MOUNTAINS, Jeffrey C.; Hibbard, James P.: ORIGIN OF SMALL GRANITOID SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA: EVIDENCE FOR EXPLOSIVE BODIES IN THE WESTERN PIEDMONT OF CENTRAL PHREATOMAGMATIC ERUPTIONS DURING RIFT-RELATED VIRGINIA VOLCANISM 319-9 482 Hughes, K. Stephen*; Pollock, Jeffrey C.; Hibbard, James P.: 320-7 496 Bucholz, John F.*; Hanson, Richard E.; Miggins, HAFNIUM ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF THE CHOPAWAMSIC ARC, Daniel P.: ERUPTIVE STYLES IN EOCENE BASALTIC APPALACHIAN PIEDMONT OF VIRGINIA PHREATOMAGMATIC FISSURE VENTS, BIG BEND NATIONAL 319-10 483 Bosbyshell, Howell*; Blackmer, Gale C.; Srogi, LeeAnn; Schenck, PARK, WEST TEXAS William S.; Mathur, Ryan; Lutz, Tim; Valencia, Victor: THE 320-8 497 Boro, Joseph R.*; Toews, Chelsea E.; Hanson, Richard E.: CHESTER PARK GNEISS - A PERI-GONDWANAN TERRANE: CAMBRIAN BIMODAL VOLCANIC AND HYPABYSSAL NEW DETRITAL ZIRCON RESULTS FROM THE CENTRAL INTRUSIVE LITHOFACIES DEVELOPED ALONG A MAJOR APPALACHIAN PIEDMONT RIFT-BOUNDING FAULT IN THE SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA 319-11 484 Green, Carlin*; Singleton, John S.; Rahl, Jeffrey M.; Doctor, AULACOGEN: RESULTS OF NEW MAPPING IN THE WEST Daniel H.: 3-D STRAIN ANALYSIS AND STRUCTURAL TIMBERED HILLS, ARBUCKLE MOUNTAINS DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILHOWEE GROUP IN THE 320-9 498 Seaman, Sheila J.*; Whitman, Megan L.: TIMING AND TECTONIC WESTERN BLUE RIDGE PROVINCE NEAR FRONT ROYAL, SETTING OF LARGE-SCALE EXPLOSIVE SILICIC VOLCANIC VIRGINIA ERUPTIONS IN COASTAL AND CENTRAL MAINE, USA 319-12 485 Abolins, Mark*; Young, Shaunna; Camacho, Joe; Trexler, Mark; 320-10 499 Su, Yanqing*; Huber, Christian: H2O-CO2 DEGASSING IN Ward, Alex C.; Han, Amber; Flores, Jonathan; Cooley, Matthew: RHYOLITIC ERUPTIONS AND IMPLICATION OF MAGMA INFERRED PALEOZOIC REACTIVATION OF PRECAMBRIAN ASCENT HISTORY BASEMENT FAULTS WITHIN A CRATONIC FLEXURAL BULGE, 320-11 500 Andrews, Claire*; Lodes, Emma; Ojeda, Judith; Rice, NASHVILLE DOME, CENTRAL TENNESSEE Jonathan J; Medynski, Sarah; Busby, Cathy: GEOLOGIC AND 319-13 486 Craig, Taylor D.*; Levine, Jamie S.F.; Casale, Gabriele; Rahl, PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF ARC-RIFT TRANSITION Jeffrey M.; Stewart, Craig: MICROSTRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF VOLCANIC ROCKS OF THE SANTA ROSALIA BASIN, GULF THE TALLULAH FALLS DOME: DEFORMATION CONDITIONS OF CALIFORNIA RIFT, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO AND KINEMATICS ASSOCIATED WITH ALLEGHANIAN DOME 320-12 501 McKay, Matthew P.*; Coble, Matthew A.; Hessler, Angela; FORMATION Weislogel, Amy L.; Fildani, Andrea: PETROGENESIS AND 319-14 487 Stewart, Craig*; Casale, Gabriele; Levine, Jamie S.F.; Craig, PROVENANCE OF DISTAL VOLCANIC TUFFS IN THE Taylor D.: FIELD BASED STRUCTURAL OBSERVATION OF PERMIAN-TRIASSIC KAROO BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA: A DOME GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS, TALLULAH FALLS WINDOW INTO A DISSECTED, MAGMATIC PROVINCE DOME, GEORGIA 320-13 502 Roverato, Matteo*; Juliani, Caetano; Martins da Rocha Junior, 319-15 488 Kinney, Sean T.*; Olsen, Paul E.; Blackburn, Terrance J.; Jeovaci; Dias Fernbandes, Carlos Marcelo: WHAT WE CAN Hemming, Sidney R.; Rasbury, Troy; Jaret, Steven J.: INFER FROM ANCIENT VOLCANIC AND VOLCANICLASTIC SUBSURFACE IGNEOUS ROCKS OF FLORIDA AND ROCKS: THE ~ 2.00-1.85 GA AMAZONIAN VOLCANISM GEORGIA: TIMING AND RELATIONSHIP TO THE CENTRAL 320-14 503 Anderson, Peter*; Snow, Jonathan E.: DOOR POINT: VOLCANO ATLANTIC MAGMATIC PROVINCE (CAMP) IN THE GULF
298 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 320-16 321-8 321-7 321-6 322-1 Jeffrey L. MaukandNora Foley, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room331/332 Economic Geology SESSION NO. 322 321-5 321-4 321-3 321-2 321-1 QuigleyMark and Timothy Stahl,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room336 Geomorphology Division) from Geologyand Earthquakes GeologicData(GSAQuaternary T186. Estimatingthe Timing andCharacteristicsofContinental SESSION NO. 321 320-15 505 504 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 1:30 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM TECHNICAL SESSIONS GUATEMALA ANALYSIS OFSURFACE DEFORMATION AT PACAYA, Wnuk, Kendall*; Wauthier,SERIES Christelle: INSARTIME PALEOMEGNETICS, ANDGROUND MAGNETOMETERY ANISOTROPY OFMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY, REVEALED VIA FIELDRELATIONS, PETROGRAPHIC, MIOCENE MĚRUNICE DIATREMES, CZECHREPUBLIC PROCESSES OF THE OLIGOCENEZÁKUPYAND THE Jan; Prokupek,Christopher: MAGMA EMPLACEMENT Shields, Sarah*; Petronis, Michael; Rapprich, Vladislav; Valenta, AFTERNOON ORAL HISTORIC REPORTS PROXIES FORSTRONG GROUND MOTIONS CONTEMPORARY ANDPALEO-ROCKFALLS AS Reza; Bradley, BrendonA.; Murray, Andrew; Vick, Louise: Quigley, Mark*; Borella,Josh; Mackey, Ben; Sohbati, EARTHQUAKE ZONES FOR LANDSCAPEEVOLUTION INCONTINENTAL PROVIDES INSIGHTINTO FORCINGMECHANISMS GEOMORPHOLOGY OFBANK’S PENINSULA Barefoot, A.*; Eric Quigley, Mark: QUANTITATIVE MAGNITUDES SOUTH ISLAND, NEWZEALAND: MAXIMUMMOMENT OF ANIMBRICATE REVERSEFAULT SYSTEM, Stahl, Timothy*; Quigley, Mark: PALEOSEISMOLOGY LIKE FOOTWALL LEACHING MODEL AND TRANSPORTING COPPER VIA AROLL FRONT- HOSTED STRATIFORM COPPERDEPOSITS: SOURCING Brown, Alex C.*: EARLY DIAGENETIC SEDIMENT- ESTIMATES WITH MOUNTAINS, SANANDREASFAULT: REFININGAGE RUPTURING EARTHQUAKES IN THE SANTA CRUZ Guilderson, Tom:Daniel; Streig, Ashley*; Dawson, Timothy; Weldon, II,Ray J.; Gavin, NON-LITHIFIED CLASTICDEPOSITS COSEISMIC ORIGINOF TRANSGRAVEL FRACTURES Friedrich, Anke M.*; Kübler, Simon; Strecker, ManfredR.: FAULTING INSOUTHWESTERNDENMARK AND GEOMORPHOLOGICALIMPACT OFPOSTGLACIAL Sandersen, Peter B.E.*; Jørgensen, Flemming: TIMING DATA PALEOEARTHQUAKES FROM PALEOLIQUEFACTION ESTIMATING TIMING ANDCHARACTERISTICS OF Dyer-Williams, Kathleen; Lafferty, Robert: Wolf, Lorraine W.*; Tuttle, Martitia; Mayne, Paul; CANADIAN LAKES EARTHQUAKE-RELATED DEFORMATION INCENTRAL LAKE SEDIMENTSASNATURAL SEISMOGRAPHS: Eyles, CarolynH.; Daurio, Louise; Boyce, JosephI.: Wallace, E.*; Katherine Eyles, Nick; Doughty, Michael; 14 C WIGGLE-MATCHING ANDEARLY THREE HISTORIC GROUND 1–4 November
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Baltimore, Maryland,USA 322-15 322-14 322-13 322-12 322-11 322-10 322-9 322-8 322-7 322-6 322-5 322-4 322-3 322-2 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM BAMBUI-TYPE, MG, BRAZIL ZN, PB, F MINERALIZATIONS OF THE PROTEROZOIC DISTRIBUTION ANDGENETICCONTRASTSOF THE Pires, Fernando R.M.*; Miano, Sandra Cecilia: USA THE HOMESTAKE MINEAREA, LEAD, SOUTHDAKOTA IRON FORMATION-HOSTED GOLDMINERALIZATION IN STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ONPALEOPROTEROZOIC Terry, Michael*; Bachman,Richard; Aberle,Gerald: BROKEN HILL-TYPEPB-ZN-AG DEPOSITS DISCRIMINANT FORGRANITICPEGMATITES AND COMPOSITION OFGAHNITEASACHEMICAL Dwight;Leyh, Wolf: Spry, Paul G.; JoshuaJ.; O’Brien, Soares, Rodrigues Heimann, Adriana*; Yonts, Jason A.; Wise, MichaelA.; MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS BREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY (LIBS)AND EXPLORATION: ANALYSIS BY LASER-INDUCED TOURMALINE ASANINDICATOR MINERALFOR Henry, DarrellJ.: NEW TECHNIQUES FORUSING McMillan, NancyJ.*; Curry, JohnC.; Dutrow, Barbara L.; PHOSPHATE-RICH STRATA EVIDENCE FROM ASSOCIATED PHOSPHORITESAND SEDIMENT-HOSTED STRATIFORM ZN-PBDEPOSITS: OUTER SHELFANDSLOPESETTINGSFOR Slack, JohnF.*; Falck, Hendrik; Dumoulin,Julie A.: MINERALIZATION NUNAVUT,CANADA:HANGING WALL VECTOR TO IZOK AG-ZN-CU VMS DEPOSIT, SLAVE PROVINCE, Benoit: OXYGEN ISOTOPE ZONATION ABOUT THE Taylor, E.*; Bruce Peter, Jan M.; Laakso, Kati; Rivard, THE OCEANANDATMOSPHERE REFERENCE TO THE HISTORY OFFREEOXYGEN IN TRANSVAAL SUPERGROUP INSOUTHAFRICA WITH IRON ANDMANGANESEOREDEPOSITOF THE GENESIS OF THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC ROOINEKKE Beukes, NicolasJ.*; Gutzmer, Jens; Kruger, Stephanus J: LINKED CU-AU DEPOSIT MICROPORPHYRY DEPOSITS: ANEWCLASSOF Richards, Jeremy P.*; Sholeh,Ali: PETITHERMALAND VOLCANICS, SOUTH-CENTRALUTAH ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF THE MOUNTBELKNAP GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY FORASSESSING THE Howell, Brock*; Steven Emerman, H.; Norm: Christensen, NEW MEXICO, USA CARBONATITES INSOUTHERNANDCENTRAL CAMBRIAN-ORDOVICIAN EPISYENITESAND O.Rämö, Tapani: McLemore, Virginia T.*; Dunbar, Nelia; Heizler, Matthew; COASTAL PLAIN ELEMENT RESOURCESIN THE SOUTHEASTERNU.S. APPROACHES TO EVALUATING PLACER RARE-EARTH Richard Bart: GEOPHYSICALANDGEOCHEMICAL William F.; Daniels, David L.; Karst,Adam; Davis, Van Gosen, Bradley S.; Budahn,James R.; Benzel, Shah, AnjanaK.*; R.; Carleton J.; Bern, Ellefsen,Karl HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION PLUTON, SOUTHCAROLINA, APOSSIBLELINK TO OF ION-ADSORBEDREESON THE LIBERTY HILL R.*; Carleton Bern, Foley, Nora: HIGHPROPORTIONS CLAYS: ADOMESTICRESOURCEFOR THE FUTURE? Foley, N.*; Ayuso, R.: RAREEARTH ELEMENTSIN ENVIRONMENTS INHOT, ARIDANDDESERT REGIONS CARNOTITE PRECIPITATION INSURFICIAL TRANSPORTATION ANDCALCRETE-HOSTED HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY OFURANIUMLEACHING, Chudasama, Bijal*; Porwal, Alok; Kreuzer, Oliver: ORIGIN OF THE REE-BEARING THE MAJOR-AND TRACE-ELEMENT SESSION NO. 322
299 PM WEDNESDAY SESSION NO. 322
322-16 5:15 PM Hart, Alistair J.*: IDENTIFIYING, RECORDING AND SESSION NO. 324 PRESERVING CULTURALLY SIGNIFICANT SITES USING Geoinformatics YOUR TABLET: THE DISRUPTION OF FIELD BASED GEOLOGICAL DATA COLLECTION 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 349/350 M. Lee Allison and Kerstin Lehnert, Presiding SESSION NO. 323 324-1 1:30 PM Ramdeen, Sarah*: FOCUSING ON THE INDIVIDUAL: Geochemistry: Frontiers in Geochemistry CHANGING EVERYDAY PRACTICES IN RESPONSE TO 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 317 LARGE-SCALE CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE Katherine L French and William E. Holt, Presiding 324-2 1:45 PM Cooperdock, Emily*; Carter, Megan; Lehnert, Kerstin A.: THE INTERNET OF SAMPLES IN THE EARTH 323-1 1:30 PM Sun, Hongbing*; Panuccio, Elaine; Sarwar, SCIENCES: GRADUATE STUDENTS INVESTED IN THE Muhammad; Husch, Jonathan; Dell’Oro, Ambria: NACL FUTURE OF PHYSICAL SAMPLES CONTRIBUTIONS FROM WINTER DEICING SALT AND SODIUM RETENTION IN A SALTED WATERSHED 324-3 2:00 PM Hills, Denise J.*: STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS’ ROLE IN DATA MANAGEMENT, PRESERVATION, AND RESCUE 323-2 1:45 PM Ajayi, Seyi*: TESTING THE VIABILITY OF 324-4 2:15 PM Allison, M. Lee*: SEEKING COMMUNITY GUIDANCE ON SUPERCRITICAL CO2 AS A FRACKING FLUID BY COMPUTING ITS CHEMICAL INTERACTION WITH GEOSCIENCE CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE VARIOUS MINERALS 324-5 2:30 PM Wyborn, Lesley A.I.*; Evans, Benjamin J.K.: BUILDING 323-3 2:00 PM Ajidahun, Emmanuel Jeminiyi*; Imeokparia, Gabriel; AN AUSTRALIAN PETASCALE DATA REPOSITORY TO Rammlmair, Dieter: ELEMENTAL CHARATERIZATION OF SUPPORT GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH AND BEYOND: IS HARDPAN TOPPING SELECTED SECTIONS IN AJALI CENTRALIZATION THE WAY FORWARD? SAND, ANAMBRA BASIN, NIGERIA 324-6 2:45 PM Lehnert, Kerstin A.*; Zaslavsky, Ilya; Carbotte, Suzanne M.; 323-4 2:15 PM Meng, Sr., Fanwei*; Zhang, Yongsheng; Galamay, Sr., Cutcher-Gershenfeld, Joel; Dera, Przemyslaw; Ferrini, A.R.; Bukowski, Krzysztof; Ni, Sr., Pei; Xing, Sr., Enyuan: Vicki; Frearson, Nicholas; Hsu, Leslie; Soule, Adam; Spear, ORDOVICIAN SEAWATER COMPOSITION: EVIDENCE Frank S.: INTERDISCIPLINARY EARTH DATA ALLIANCE FROM FLUID INCLUSIONS IN HALITE (IEDA): A MODEL FOR A COLLABORATIVE DATA FACILITY THAT ENHANCES COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DATA 323-5 2:30 PM Zaky, Amir H.*; Brand, Uwe; Azmy, Karem: A NEW SERVICES IN THE SOLID EARTH SCIENCES SAMPLE PROCESSING PROTOCOL FOR PROCURING SEAWATER REE SIGNATURES IN BIOGENIC AND 324-7 3:00 PM Walker, J. Douglas*; Tikoff, Basil; Newman, Julie; Good, ABIOGENIC CARBONATES Jessica; Ash, Jason; Michels, Z.D.; Andrew, Joseph E.; Williams, Randolph T.; Möller, Andreas; Richard, Stephen M.: 323-6 2:45 PM Roy, Rupsa*: ISOTOPIC SYSTEMATICS OF MODERN CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE FOR STRUCTURAL FRESHWATER SNAIL SHELLS: IMPLICATION GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS FOR PALEOCLIMATE AND PALEOELEVATION RECONSTRUCTION 324-8 3:15 PM Trabant, Chad*; Ahern, Tim; Weekly, Robert; Suleiman, Yazan; Stults, Mike; Van Fossen, Mick; Weertman, Bruce: 323-7 3:00 PM French, Katherine L.*; Hallmann, Christian; Schoon, THE WEB SERVICE BASED APPROACH FOR DATA Petra L.; Zumberge, J. Alex; Hoshino, Yosuke; George, DISTRIBUTION AT THE IRIS DMC Simon C.; Love, G.D.; Brocks, Jochen J.; Buick, Roger; Summons, Roger E.: REAPPRAISAL OF HYDROCARBON 324-9 3:30 PM Campbell, Jeffrey D.*; Parr, Cynthia: DESIGN OF BIOMARKERS IN ARCHEAN ROCKS THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY’S DATA REPOSITORY AND DATA MANAGEMENT SERVICES 3:20 PM BREAK 324-10 3:45 PM Pierce, Suzanne A.*; Tikoff, Basil; Gil, Yolanda: COMBINING 323-8 3:35 PM Hwang, Bohyun*; Sheets, Julia M.; Swift, Alexander M.; KNOWLEDGE IN INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS WITH Welch, Susan A.; Buchwalter, Edwin R.; Cole, David R.: GEOSCIENCES TO EXPLORE AN EMERGING SET OF WATER-ROCK INTERACTION IN THE COSO RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM 324-11 4:00 PM Gurney, Robert*; Allison, M. Lee: E-INFRASTRUCTURE 323-9 3:50 PM Holt, William E.*; Rasbury, Troy; Wang, Xinguo; Piccione, AND DATA MANAGEMENT IN SUPPORT OF GLOBAL Gavin G.: A MEASURED CORRELATION BETWEEN CHANGE RESEARCH FLUORINE CONCENTRATIONS IN GEOTHERMAL SPRINGS AND GREAT BASIN CRUSTAL STRAIN RATES: 324-12 4:15 PM Sun, Fu-Shing*; Weng, Yi-Hua: MOBILE AND WEB- A NEW GEOCHEMICAL TRACER FOR MANTLE FLUID BASED APPLICATIONS FOR GEOSCIENCE FIELD DATA INPUT MANAGEMENT 323-10 4:05 PM Zhou, Shuda*; Polat, Ali; Longstaffe, Fred J.: FORMATION 324-13 4:30 PM Loeffler, Shane*; Myrbo, Amy:INTERDISCIPLINARY OF THE NEOARCHEAN BAD VERMILION LAKE GEOSCIENCE DATA IN FIELD CONTEXT USING ANORTHOSITE COMPLEX AT A CONVERGENT PLATE FLYOVER COUNTRY, A MOBILE APP MARGIN, SUPERIOR PROVINCE, WESTERN ONTARIO, CANADA SESSION NO. 325 323-11 4:20 PM Wise, Michael A.*; Hark, Richard R.; Defnet, Peter A.; Geomorphology: Channels and Channel Change at Short to Long Harmon, Russell S.: CLASSIFICATION AND Time Scales GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF GARNETS USING LASER- 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 342 INDUCED BREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY (LIBS) Douglas M. Thompson and Joshua C. Galster, Presiding 323-12 4:35 PM Whattam, Jessica*; Fayek, Mostafa; Quirt, Dave; Kyser, 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Kurt: MASS BIAS CORRECTIONS FOR OXYGEN AND HYDROGEN ISOTOPIC ANALYSES OF TOURMALINES 325-1 1:35 PM Stanford, Scott D.*: GROUNDWATER SEEPAGE, BY SECONDARY ION MASS SPECTROMETRY LANDFORMS, AND LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION IN THE NEW JERSEY PINE BARRENS 323-13 4:50 PM Aja, Stephen*: A TERNARY SOLID SOLUTION MODEL OF NATURAL CHLORITES 325-2 1:50 PM Thompson, Douglas M.*; Puklin, Leah S.; Marshall, Anna E.: THE ROLE OF CHANNEL ARMORING WITH GABIONS 323-14 5:05 PM Camper, Nicholas*: GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS ON CHANNEL ADJUSTMENTS ON THE ZEALAND OF CENOZOIC TOPAZ RHYOLITE BEARING RED RIVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE BERYL FROM THE THOMAS RANGE AND WAH WAH MOUNTAINS IN WESTERN UTAH
300 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 326-4 326-3 326-2 326-1 Nicholas C. OscarLarson,Presiding SchmerrandMark 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room322/323 Geophysics/Geodynamics SESSION NO. 326 325-14 325-13 325-12 325-11 325-10 325-9 325-8 325-7 325-6 325-5 325-4 325-3 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM THROUGH SEISMICFOCUSING VIA IMPACT EVENT ANTIPODAL FEATURE GEOPHYSICSONMARS Nikoley, Timothy L.*; Roth,Michael; Wilkinson, Steven: DATA EVIDENCES FROM GEOLOGYANDGEOPHYSICAL AS IMPLICATION FROM NEW(RE)ACTIVE FAULT: INDONESIA MW6.2DESTRUCTIVE EARTHQUAKE DISCRIMINATION OF THE BENERMERIAH, ACEH, Retno Agung Prasetyo; Daryono, Daryono: Sianipar, DimasSalomoJanuarianto*; Kambali, GEOPHYSICAL METHODS KUCUKCEKMECE LAKES WITH USINGDIFFERENT IN THE AREABETWEENBUYUKCEKMECE AND AND DETERMINATION OF WEST BLACK SEAFAULT Karabulut, Savas*: MODELLINGOFBASIN STRUCTURES SEQUENCE ALONG THE NORTH AEGEAN TROUGH 24 MAY 2014MW7.0AEGEANSEAEARTHQUAKE OF THE Gorgun, Ethem*; Gorgun,Burcak: SEISMICITY RIVER, USA BEND MIGRATION OFREGULATED STREAM, KANSAS Patch, Nickolas*: VARIABLES AFFECTINGMEANDER WESTERN KANSAS TRANSFORMATION OF THE ARKANSASRIVER, Halfen, AlanF.: ADYING RIVER—HISTORICAL Johnson, William C.*; Andrzejewski, Kolbe David; AFTER 2002FLOOD SEDIMENT TRANSPORT INCANYON LAKEGORGE, TX Gunawan, AtinnaParamita*: CHANNELCHANGESAND TEXAS, USA IN THE RIOGRANDE, BIGBENDNATIONAL PARK, CHANGE RELATED TO CHANGING FLOW CONDITIONS Urbanczyk, Kevin*; Bennett,Jeffery: TOPOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS ANDCLASSIFICATION Foroutan, Marzieh*: RIPPLE-LIKEFEATURES ONMARS, MEXICO STRATIGRAPHY OF THE MIXTECAALTA, OAXACA, PLEISTOCENE ANDHOLOCENEARROYO Holdridge, Genevieve A.*; Leigh,David S.: LATE THE LASTDEGLACIATION FOR REGIONALATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION DURING (32°N), SOUTHEASTERNARIZONA, ANDIMPLICATIONS PLEISTOCENE PALEOHYDROLOGY OF WILLCOX BASIN Kowler, Andrew L.*; Jordon; Bright, Quade, Jay: LATEST BREAK PRECIPITATION PATTERNS Piret*:Plink-Bjorklund, RIVERSASARCHIVESOFPALEO- PLATEAUOF THETIBET MARGIN SEDIMENTS AT THE ANNING-DADU DIVIDE, EAST Pei; Qiao, Lingling: LANDSLIDEDAMMED FLUVIAL Zhao, Zhijun*; Wu, Qinglong; Kong, Xinggong; Rong, MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL VALLEY, USA VALLEY, THROUGH CROWLEY’S RIDGE, NORTHERN OF MARIANNAGAP, A TRANSVERSE STREAM Guccione, MargaretJ.*; Rains, DanielS.: ORIGIN NATIONAL PARK PLATEAU RHYOLITE FLOWS IN YELLOWSTONE DEVELOPMENT ANDINCISIONPATTERNS ON THE FOR-TIME ASSESSMENTOFSTREAMNETWORK BenjaminN.*;Burnett, Meyer, Grant A.: ASPACE- INCISION? SEDIMENT SIZEHETEROGENEITY INHIBITRIVER Shobe, M.*; Charles Tucker, E.: Gregory HOW MIGHT 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 326-12 326-11 326-10 326-9 326-8 326-7 326-6 326-5 327-8 327-7 327-6 327-5 327-4 327-3 327-2 327-1 McCoyVictoria andEmmaLocatelli,Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room315 Paleoecological Controls onFossilization Paleontology: BuildingtheFossilRecord: Taphonomic and SESSION NO. 327 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM FORCES JamesBerkland, O.*:AND TIDAL EARTHQUAKES GEOPHYSICAL SOLUTION GHATS, INDIA- THOLEIITIC ORALKALINE?A MESOPROTEROZOIC FERROSYENITES OFEASTERN S.K.G.*;Krishnamacharyulu, Vijaya Kumar, K.: DURING SERPENTINIZATION REACTIONS FRACTURE PERMEABILITYOFULTRAMAFIC ROCKS Robert: ANEXPERIMENTAL STUDY ONEVOLUTION OF Farough, Aida*; Moore, DianeE.; Lockner, David A.; Lowell, NORTHERN CACHE VALLEY, IDAHO STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ONGEOTHERMAL FLUIDS, USING GRAVITY ANDMAGNETICS TO DELINEATE Cannon, Cody; Neupane, Ghanashyam; Michael S:Thorne, McLing, Travis L.; Dobson,Patrick F.; Ritzinger, Brent; Worthing, Wade*; Wood, Thomas R.; Glen,Jonathan; COLORADO PROPERTIES OFPIERRESHALE, WATTENBURG FIELD, RESISTIVITY ANDANISOTROPIC ELASTIC Tamimi, Naser*: CORRELATION BETWEENELECTRICAL NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, COLORADO, USA OF SANDCREEKAT THE SANDCREEKMASSACRE GEOPHYSICAL CONSTRAINTSON THE EVOLUTION Sparks, Bradley*; Harry, DennisL.; Wohl, Ellen: BREAK AQUIFERS INHYPER-ARIDENVIRONMENTS SOUNDING RADAR TO PROBE SHALLOW FOSSIL Jean-Philippe; Al-Maktoumi,Ali:FOR VHF POTENTIAL Al-Maktoumi, Ali; Rouchdi,Mohamed; Avouac, Heggy, Essam*; Scabbia, Giovanni; Jonathan; Normand, (SANS EC)INEARTH ANDSPACE COMBINING MT(TIPPER)ANDDIELECTRICSENSORS Mound, MichaelC.*; Dudley, Kenneth I.: COREANALYSIS BARSTOW FORMATION, MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA CONTROL ONFOSSIL PRESERVATION IN THE Loughney, M.*; Katharine Badgley, Catherine: FACIES RETENTION WITH UNUSUAL PRESERVATION, INCLUDINGCOLOR NORTH CAROLINA, YIELDS OLIGOCENEFAUNA SAND RESTORATION PROJECT ON TOPSAIL ISLAND, McCall, LindaJ.*; Molineux, Ann; Sprinkle, James: BEACH CENTRAL NEVADA COPROLITES FROM THE LUNINGFORMATION, Hussey, MeghanC.*; A.S.: McMenamin,Mark TRIASSIC JELLIES AND TUNICATES ? MISSISSIPPIAN BEARGULCHLIMESTONE –A TALE OF Paul R.:INVERTEBRATES OF THE UPPER Cuomo, Carmela*; Rosbach,Stephanie; Bartholomew, AND SALT LAKES Downen, Matthew R.*; Selden,Paul A.: ANCIENTSPIDERS PRESERVED MYOANATOMY IDENTIFIED FROM THREE DIMENSIONALLY FIREWORMS FROM THE CRETACEOUS OFLEBANON Sykes, Dan; Wilson, Paul: EXCEPTIONALLY PRESERVED Parry, Luke*; Vinther, Jakob; D.; Edgecombe, Gregory KONSERVAT-LAGERSTÄTTE OFMOROCCO SOFT PARTS FROM THE ORDOVICIAN FEZOUATA Mus, Mónica*:Martí AHYOLITH WITH PRESERVED FOSSILIZATION OFSOFT-BODIED ORGANISMS Anderson, Evan P.*: ACOMPREHENSIVEMODELOF THE SESSION NO. 327
301 PM WEDNESDAY SESSION NO. 327
327-9 3:30 PM Barord, Gregory J.*; Ward, Peter D.; Rollog, Mark Rollog; 328-7 3:30 PM Haines, Forest*: LITTLE BIGHORN (TOURNASIAN) TO Landman, Neil H.: LONG TERM HABITAT CHANGE IN KEOKUK (VISEAN) SEDIMENTATION PATTERNS OF THE POST JURASSIC NAUTILIDS - FROM WARM SHALLOWS MCELHINNY MODEL (1961) OF NORTH AND SOUTH TO DEEP, COOL, FORE REEF SLOPES AMERICA 327-10 3:45 PM Kurihara, Kenji*; Yabumoto, Juna: P/B RATIOS IN THE 328-8 3:45 PM Gianniny, Gary L.*: A SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC DEEP SEA SEDIMENTS OF THE OCEAN—A PROPOSAL MODEL FOR THE REDWALL LIMESTONE IN THE FOR COUNTING ERRORS OF THE DEEP SEA BENTHIC GRAND CANYON, ARIZONA FORAMINIFERA 328-9 4:00 PM Chen, Jitao*; Montañez, Isabel P.; Qi, Yuping; Wang, 327-11 4:00 PM Johnson, Michael R.*; Geary, Dana H.: TERRESTRIAL Xiangdong; Wang, Qiulai; Lin, Wei: COUPLED HABITATS IN THE LATE MIOCENE PANNONIAN BASIN SEDIMENTARY AND δ13C RECORDS OF LATE SYSTEM FROM STABLE ISOTOPES IN THE HORSE MISSISSIPPIAN PLATFORM-TO-SLOPE SUCCESSIONS 13 HIPPOTHERIUM FROM SOUTH CHINA: INSIGHT INTO δ C CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY 327-12 4:15 PM Elliott Smith, Emma A.*; Newsome, Seth D.; Tinker, M. Tim; Hylkema, Mark G.; Whistler, Emily L.: THE ABSENT NICHE: 328-10 4:15 PM Marshall, Madeline S.*; DeCorte, Ilian: HIATAL SURFACES SEA OTTER ECOLOGY IN CALIFORNIA THROUGH THE WITHIN THE PHOSPHORITE, ORGANIC-RICH, AND HOLOCENE CHERT FACIES OF THE PERMIAN PHOSPHORIA FORMATION, SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO 327-13 4:30 PM Kelley, Neil P.*; dePolo, Paige; Noble, Paula J.; Pyenson, Nicholas; Angster, Stephen; Little, Holly; Blundell, Jon: 328-11 4:30 PM McMullen, Sharon K.*: MACROSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE HUNTING THE DIGITAL KRAKEN: A MULTI-PLATFORM JURASSIC WESTERN UNITED STATES APPROACH TO DIGITIZING AN IN-SITU GIANT 328-12 4:45 PM Husinec, Antun*; Read, J.F.: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC ICHTHYOSAUR DEATH ASSEMBLAGE FRAMEWORK, OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENTS, AND 327-14 4:45 PM Hawkins, Andrew D.*; Xiao, Shuhai: MODELLING THE STABLE CARBON ISOTOPE SIGNAL OF ALBIAN LITHIFICATION BIAS: UNDERSTANDING ITS CAUSES ADRIATIC PLATFORM, CROATIA AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 328-13 5:00 PM Ameen, Fadhil*: MAASTRICHTIAN GREEN HOUSE 327-15 5:00 PM Conwell, Christopher T.*; Grandstaff, David E.; Terry, Jr., IMPACT ON THE RUDIST RICH RESERVOIR WITHIN Dennis O.: DIAGENETIC HISTORY OF TERRESTRIAL MIXED CARBONATES-SILICICLASTIC SUCCESSION, FOSSIL BONE FROM THE PALEOGENE WHITE RIVER FROM KURDISTAN FORELAND AND PLATFORM, GROUP, BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK, SOUTH DAKOTA NE-IRAQ 327-16 5:15 PM Davis, Matt*; Glass, Jessica R.; Walsh, Timothy J.; Sargis, 328-14 5:15 PM Ferrusquía-Villafranca, Ismael*; Ruiz-González, José E.; Eric J.; Caccone, Adalgisa: WAS FROZEN MAMMOTH OR Torres-Hernández, José Ramón; Martínez-Hernández, GIANT GROUND SLOTH SERVED FOR DINNER AT THE Enrique; Urrutia-Fucugauchi, Jaime: CONTRIBUTION TO EXPLORERS CLUB? THE CENOZOIC GEOLOGY OF THE YOLOMÉCATL- TLAXIACO AREA, CENTRAL SIERRA MADRE DEL SESSION NO. 328 SUR, SOUTHEASTERN MEXICO, AND ITS REGIONAL SIGNIFICANCE Stratigraphy and Sediments, Carbonates 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 340 SESSION NO. 329 Gary L. Gianniny and Antun Husinec, Presiding P5. Appalachian Geomorphology II (GSA Quaternary Geology 328-1 1:30 PM Finney, Stanley C.*: THE ‘ANTHROPOCENE’ EPOCH: ITS and Geomorphology Division) CONSIDERATION BY ICS SHOULD BE A DISCUSSION 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 327/328/329 AND NOT A DEBATE Frank J. Pazzaglia, Gregory S. Hancock and Sean F. Gallen, Presiding 1:45 PM DISCUSSION 329-1 1:30 PM Merritts, Dorothy J.*; Walter, Robert C.; Blair, Aaron; 328-2 2:00 PM Koirala, Dibya*; Ettensohn, Frank R.; Clepper, Demitroff, Mark; Potter, Jr., Noel; Alter, Samuel; Markey, Marta L.: SEQUENCE AND EVENT STRATIGRAPHY Erin; Guillorn, Sally; Gigliotti, Sophia; Studnicky, Caroline: ON A LATE ORDOVICIAN CARBONATE LIDAR, ORTHOIMAGERY, AND FIELD ANALYSIS OF BUILDUP:PARASEQUENCES AND SEISMITES IN PERIGLACIAL LANDFORMS AND THEIR COLD CLIMATE THE UPPER PART OF THE LEXINGTON LIMESTONE SIGNATURE, UNGLACIATED PENNSYLVANIA AND (EDENIAN), CENTRAL KENTUCKY, U.S.A MARYLAND 328-3 2:15 PM BlackEagle, Cory W.*; Zourarakis, Demetrio; Greb, 329-2 2:00 PM Eppes, Martha Cary*; Keanini, Russell: NEW INSIGHTS Stephen F.; Dinger, James S.: THE INTERPRETATION INTO THE MECHANICAL WEATHERING OF ROCK IN DILEMMA - COMPLEX LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIES IN THE HUMID-TEMPERATE CLIMATES ERA OF GIS: THE CASE OF THE INNER BLUEGRASS 329-3 2:30 PM West, Nicole*; Kirby, Eric: TOPOGRAPHIC FINGERPRINTS REGION OF KENTUCKY OF MICRO-CLIMATE AND LITHOLOGY IN THE CENTRAL 328-4 2:30 PM Jeffery, David L.*; Booth, Cody: STRATIGRAPHY OF A APPALACHIANS MISSING, BACK-STEPPING, TRANSGRESSIVE REEF 3:00 PM BREAK IN THE SILURIAN KEYSER FORMATION, MUSTOE, VIRGINIA 329-4 3:15 PM Ma, Lin*; Chabaux, Francois; West, Nicole; Kirby, Eric; Jin, Lixin; Brantley, Susan L.: REGOLITH PRODUCTION AND 328-5 2:45 PM McAdams, Neo E.B.*; Cramer, Bradley D.; Bancroft, TRANSPORT IN THE SUSQUEHANNA SHALE HILLS Alyssa Marie; Witzke, Brian J.: RECOGNITION OF THE CRITICAL ZONE OBSERVATORY: INSIGHTS FROM LATE AERONIAN, VALGU, AND IREVIKEN CARBON U-SERIES ISOTOPES ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS IN THE ILLINOIS BASIN, MIDCONTINENT UNITED STATES 329-5 3:45 PM DiBiase, Roman A.*; Del Vecchio, Joanmarie; Granke, Sarah B.: TOPOGRAPHIC AND COLLUVIAL 328-6 3:00 PM Egenhoff, Sven*: THE LOST DEVONIAN SEQUENCE - SIGNATURES OF LITHOLOGY, BASE LEVEL, AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE MIDDLE BAKKEN CLIMATE IN THE SHAVERS CREEK WATERSHED, MEMBER, AND THE IMPORTANCE OF CLASTIC DYKES PENNSYLVANIA IN THE LOWER BAKKEN SHALE, NORTH DAKOTA, USA 329-6 4:15 PM Kochel, R. Craig*: GEOMORPHIC RESPONSE TO 3:15 PM BREAK EXTREME FLOODS IN THE APPALACHIANS 4:45 PM DISCUSSION
302 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 330-14 330-13 330-12 330-11 330-10 330-9 330-8 330-7 330-6 330-5 330-4 330-3 330-2 330-1 Presiding andLeslieNorth, Brinkmann Robert 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room339 and SocietyDivision) Environmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision; GSAGeology T27. Intersections ofSustainabilityandGeosciences(GSA SESSION NO. 330 5:20 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:05 PM LIFESTYLE PROJECT Turski, P.*; Mark Doner, LisaA.: REVISITINGTHE A MORESUSTAINABLE FUTURE TOPICS ASAPPLICABLEFORDECISION-MAKING LITERACY PRINCIPLES?STUDENTSIDENTIFYCERTAIN WITH THE HUMAN-EARTH RELATED EARTH SCIENCE OF GEOSCIENCEANDSOCIETYHAVE INCOMMON UNDERGRADUATES’ PERCEPTIONOF THE RELEVANCE Smith, Hayley Joyell*; McConnell,David: WHAT DO OUR CHANGINGCLIMATE Abigail E.: EDUCATING TO LIVEMORESUSTAINABLY IN Elizabeth W.; Nugnes, Kira A.; Asokan,Anupa; Stimach, Brey, James A.*; Kauffman,Chad; Geer, Ira W.; Mills, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK POLICY RESPONSEINLOCALGOVERNMENTS IN Keshanti: WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND THE Hunter, Margaret; D’Orsa,Lauren; Vogel, Thomas; Nandlall, Garren, Sandra*; Robert; Bisceglia,Kevin; Brinkmann, BREAK GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY David J.: INVENTORYING SPRINGSINSUPPORT OF Swanson, Susan*; Bradbury, Kenneth; Graham, Grace; Hart, KARST WATERSHED, CHIAPAS, MEXICO FOR SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT PLANNINGINA Kovarik, JohannaL.*: AMULTIDISCIPLINARY PROJECT OF CAMEROON AGRICULTURAL REGIONS OF THE WESTERN REGION TO SAFEDRINKING WATER INRURAL, URBAN, AND Biegel, Jenna*; NdamNjoya, Amirah; Low, P.C.: ACCESS ENVIRONMENT INCENTRAL WISCONSIN DECISION MAKINGFORAGRICULTURE AND THE AND GROUNDWATER FLOW MODELS TO SUPPORT Maribeth; Krause, Jacob J.: USINGWATER-BALANCE Bradbury, Kenneth R.*; Fienen,MichaelN.; Kniffin, PLAINS AQUIFER AND SOCIOECONOMICIMPLICATIONS ON THE HIGH WATER MANAGEMENT: PHYSICAL, AGRICULTURAL, David W.: KA;Cotterman, Li,H; Liu,X; Kendall, Anthony D.; Hyndman, Smidt, Samuel J.*; Haacker, EK; Deines, JM; Pei, L; LONG ISLAND: IMPLICATIONS FOR WATER QUALITY VARIATIONS OFSTREETSWEEPINGPRACTICES ON Hunter, Margaret; D’Orsa,Lauren; Nandlall,Keshanti: Robert*; Garren,Sandra;Brinkmann, Bisceglia,Kevin; HUMANITY Boss, StephenK.*: TOWARD AMASSBALANCE FOR INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CONCLUDING REMARKS LEARNING THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY, CROSS-CULTURAL ENHANCE CLIMATE ANDSUSTAINABILITY LITERACY PARTNERING INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES TO TRANSFORMING THE STUDY ABROAD MODEL: Leslie*;North, Polk, Jason; Strenecky, Bernie: SCIENCE EDUCATION NEW CURRICULUMFORUNDERGRADUATE EARTH INTEGRATING SUSTAINABILITY ANDGEOLOGYINA E. Christa; Garren,Sandra; Marsellos, AntoniosE.: Bennington, J. Bret*; Robert; Farmer, Brinkmann, RESEARCH VIA PREDEVELOPMENTSURVEYS Greenberg, Jeffrey K.*: UNDERGRADUATE SERVICE- MODERN CHALLENGES TO AGRICULTURAL 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 331-11 331-10 331-9 331-8 331-7 331-6 331-5 331-4 331-3 331-2 331-1 Daniel CadolandFrancis K. Rengers, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room307 Environmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision) GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision;Quaternary GSA T54. GeomorphologyandHydrology of Wildland Fires(GSA SESSION NO. 331 Justin M. K. Samuel, Christa Stratton andSusanna W. Blair, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room343 Education Division) Committee onGeologyandPublic Policy; GSAGeoscience Geosciences (GSAGeologyand SocietyDivision; GSA T92. ClearAsMud? Advancing Communication inthe SESSION NO. 332 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 1:30 PM SOUTHWESTERN USA HYDROLOGIC EFFECTSOFLARGE WILDFIRES IN THE Wine, MichaelLouis*; Cadol,Daniel: WATERSHED-SCALE - SHINUMOCREEK, GRANDCANYON FLOOD ONENDANGERED HUMPBACK CHUBHABITAT IMPACTS OFARECENT WILDFIRE ANDMAJORFLASH Tobin, Benjamin W.; Valle, CynthiaM.; MacKinnon, Peter D.: Schenk, Edward R.*; Healy, D.; Brian Smith,EmilyO.; HIGH PARK FIRE SOUTH FORKCACHE LAPOUDREFOLLOWING THE SUSPENDED SEDIMENTCONCENTRATIONS IN THE Ryan, Sandra E.*; Sara Rathburn, L.; Dixon,Mark: AND FIELDSTUDIES EFFECTS OFCATASTROPHIC EVENTSUSINGLIDAR COLORADO —ANALYZING THE GEOMORPHIC James M.: FIREANDFLOODINFOURMILECANYON, Wicherski, Will*; Dethier, David P.; Ouimet, William B.; Kaste, FRONT RANGE AN EXTREMERAINFALL EVENTIN THE COLORADO HILLSLOPE SURFACE RUNOFF GENERATION DURING A.*:Ebel, Brian WILDLANDFIREIMPACTS ON BREAK VEGETATION USA: ACOMPLEXINTERPLAY OFCLIMATE AND ALLUVIAL RECORDSOF WILDFIRE IN THE WESTERN Riley, Kerry; Fitch,Erin; Frechette, Jed: ASYNTHESISOF Nathan; Poulos, Michael; Jenkins, Sara; Weppner, Kerrie N.; Pierce, Jennifer L.*; Meyer, Grant A.; Bigio, Erica; Nelson, MONTANA, USA RESPONSE INEASTERNGLACIER NATIONAL PARK, Louisa: HOLOCENEFIREHISTORY ANDGEOMORPHIC A.;Catherine Myrbo, Amy; Locatelli,Emma; Bradtmiller, MacGregor, Kelly*; Jacqueline; Kutvirt, Riihimaki, SURFACES COSMOGENIC RADIONUCLIDEDATING OFBEDROCK BY CHAPARRAL WILDFIRE; IMPLICATIONS FOR C.:Robert GRANITICBOULDEREROSION CAUSED Kendrick, J.*; Katherine Partin,CamilleA.; Graham, WESTERN UNITEDSTATES GENERATION OFPOST-FIRE DEBRISFLOWS IN THE FOR THE INTENSITY-DURATION THRESHOLDS SPATIALLY-EXPLICIT PREDICTIONOFRAINFALL Staley, DennisM.*; Jacquelyn; Negri, Kean, Jason W.: WATERSHEDS OF THE WESTERN USA POST-FIRE EROSION ANDSEDIMENTATION FOR Jason; Vaillant, Nicole; Lowe, Scott: PREDICTINGFUTURE, Sankey, JoelB.*; Kreitler, Jason; Hawbaker, Todd J.; McVay, FROM EMPIRICALSTUDIES AND EROSION RESPONSES: NUGGETSANDGAPS Wagenbrenner, Joe*: POST-FIRE HILLSLOPERUNOFF INTRODUCTORY REMARKS INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 332
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332-1 1:35 PM Diecchio, Richard J.*: TELL IT LIKE IT IS 333-8 3:25 PM Cardiff, Michael*: PHASE-DOMAIN MODELING IN 332-2 1:50 PM Gibson, Hazel*; Stewart, Iain; Stokes, Alison; Pahl, HYDROGEOLOGY: AN UNDER-USED AND UNDER- Sabine: COMMUNICATING THE INVISIBLE: PUBLIC APPRECIATED TOOL PERCEPTIONS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SUBSURFACE 3:40 PM BREAK 332-3 2:05 PM Cook, Terri L.*: SCIENCE AS STORY: COMMUNICATING 333-9 3:55 PM Umari, Amjad*; Fridrich, Christopher J.; Nelson, Philip H.: GEOSCIENCE IN UNEXPECTED (AND EFFECTIVE) PRELIMINARY MODFLOW SIMULATIONS OF WAYS UNDERPRESSURE IN GEOHYDROLOGIC UNITS IN 332-4 2:20 PM Kirk, Karin B.*; Gold, Anne U.; Sullivan, Susan: THE GREAT PLAINS DURING LARAMIDE, AND LATE DISSECTING THE TACTICS OF CLIMATE DENIAL: CENOZOIC EPEIROGENIC, UPLIFT AND TILTING - LESSONS FOR COMMUNICATORS PART1: THE SINGLE AQUIFER SCENARIO 332-5 2:35 PM Duggan-Haas, Don*: THE OBSTACLES ARE LARGELY 333-10 4:10 PM Cheng, Chu-Lin*: HYDRAULIC PARAMETER THE SAME: ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND SCHOOL UPSCALING AND SENSITIVITY IN GEOLOGIC CARBON REFORM SEQUESTRATION SIMULATIONS 332-6 2:50 PM Dixon, Jennifer L.*; McConnell, David; Bedward, John: 333-11 4:25 PM Lee, Sungho*; Park, Jai-Yong; Kim, Jun-Mo; Kihm, COMMUNICATING GEOSCIENCE CONCEPTS BEYOND Jung-Hwi: PROBABILISTIC EVALUATION MODELING THE CLASSROOM: WHO IS WATCHING GEOSCIENCE OF GEOLOGIC CARBON DIOXIDE STORAGE VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE? CAPACITIES OF TARGET GEOLOGIC FORMATIONS AT A PROSPECTIVE STORAGE SITE IN THE JANGGI 3:05 PM Bartel, Beth*; Charlevoix, Donna: 332-7 PRODUCING A BASIN, KOREA SINGLE OUTREACH PRODUCT TO REACH MULTIPLE AUDIENCES 333-12 4:40 PM Glose, Thomas J.*; Malzone, Jonathan M.; Lowry, Christopher S.: USING NUMERICAL MODELING TO 3:20 PM BREAK QUANTIFY THE ERROR ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLATING 332-8 3:35 PM Rubin, Jeffrey*: SCIENCE, POLICY, AND THREE COMMON ASSUMPTIONS OF USING HEAT AS COMMUNICATION: ALL OR NOTHING A TRACER 332-9 3:50 PM Szymanski, David W.*; Boland, Maeve A.; Gonzales, 333-13 4:55 PM Vilcaez, Javier*: PORE-SCALE SIMULATION OF Leila M.; Wood, Charlotte: TEACHING NON-MAJORS TO TRANSPORT PROPERTIES OF CARBONATE ROCKS COMMUNICATE THE IMPORTANCE OF GEOSCIENCE USING NANOSCALE FIB-SEM 3D IMAGES FOR POLICYMAKING THROUGH SERVICE-LEARNING AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT SESSION NO. 334 332-10 4:05 PM Gotkowitz, Madeline B.*: TO TREAT OR NOT TO TREAT: T101. Arsenic: Source to Sustainability II (GSA Hydrogeology COMMUNICATING THE HEALTH RISK POSED BY Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; DRINKING UNTREATED GROUNDWATER GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental 332-12 4:35 PM Walser, Maggie L.*: FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FROM and Engineering Geology Division; International Society of THE GULF RESEARCH PROGRAM Groundwater for Sustainable Development) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 337 SESSION NO. 333 Prosun Bhattacharya, Abhijit Mukherjee, Alan E. Fryar, Saugata Datta and T100. Advances in Groundwater Modeling (GSA Hydrogeology Mohammad Alauddin, Presiding Division; GSA Karst Division) 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 341 334-1 1:35 PM Verma, Swati*; Mukherjee, Abhijit; Mahanta, Javier Vilcaez and Todd Halihan, Presiding Chandan: OCCURRENCE OF ARSENIC-ENRICHED 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS GROUNDWATER BY SEDIMENT-WATER INTERACTIONS IN ALLUVIAL AUIFERS OF BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER 333-1 1:35 PM Li, Li*: PREDICTIVE UNDERSTANDING OF BASIN, INDIA BIOGEOCHEMICAL REACTIONS IN HETEROGENEOUS POROUS MEDIA 334-2 1:50 PM Saha, Dipankar*; Sahu, Sudarshan: GEOLOGY AS A PREDICTIVE TOOL IN DELINEATING GROUNDWATER 333-2 1:55 PM Pappas, Lena K.*; Lemke, Lawrence D.: INFLUENCE ARSENIC CONTAMINATED AREAS- AN APPROACH OF DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC HYDRAULIC FROM MIDDLE GANGA PLAIN, INDIA CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTIONS ON PREFERENTIAL FLOW PATHWAYS IN A GLACIAL AQUIFER SYSTEM 334-3 2:10 PM Chatterjee, Debashis*: GROUNDWATER ARSENIC IN THE FLUVIAL BENGAL PLAINS: GEOCHEMISTRY AND 333-3 2:10 PM Wen, Hang*; Li, Li: THE DEPENDENCE OF CHEMICAL MITIGATION WEATHERING RATES ON PHYSICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL HETEROGENEITIES 334-4 2:25 PM Neumann, Rebecca B.*; Pracht, Lara E.; Ardissono, Robert J.; Polizzotto, Matthew; Badruzzaman, A. Borhan M.; 333-4 2:25 PM Malzone, Jonathan M.*; Lowry, Christopher S.; Ward, Tfaily, Malak M.: BIODEGRADABLE ORGANIC CARBON Adam S.: HYPORHEIC DYNAMICS DURING STORMS IN AQUIFER SEDIMENT FROM BANGLADESH: ARE PRIMARILY GOVERNED BY PRE-STORM IMPLICATIONS FOR GROUNDWATER ARSENIC GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS: INSIGHTS FROM A CONTAMINATION FULLY COUPLED NUMERICAL MODEL UTILIZING THE BRINKMAN-DARCY EQUATION 334-5 2:40 PM Khan, Mahfuzur R.*; Nath, Bibhash; Huhmann, Brittany L; Choudhury, Imtiaz; Chakraborty, M; Mukherjee, Abhijit; 333-5 2:40 PM Schlaudt, Elisabeth A.*; Wade, Kenneth S.: DEVELOPING Ahmed, Kazi Matin; Harvey, Charles F.; van Geen, A GROUNDWATER FLOW MODEL FOR SLOUGH Alexander; Michael, Holly A.: ORIGIN OF ARSENIC RICH, MANAGEMENT IN SAUK COUNTY, WI YOUNG GROUNDWATER IN DEEP TUBEWELLS IN THE 333-6 2:55 PM Maharjan, Madan*; Donovan, Joseph J.: GROUNDWATER CENTRAL SOUTHWESTERN BENGAL BASIN RESPONSE TO STREAM STAGE FLUCTUATIONS IN A 334-6 2:55 PM Nath, Bibhash*; Khan, Mahfuzur R.; Huhmann, Brittany L.; REGULATED STREAM AT GLEN DALE, WEST VIRGINIA Chakraborty, Madhumita; Mukherjee, Abhijit; Ahmed, 333-7 3:10 PM Xu, Zexuan*; Hu, Bill: SIMULATING SEAWATER Kazi Matin; Michael, Holly A.; Bostick, Benjamin C.; INTRUSION USING NUMERICAL VARIABLE-DENSITY Mailloux, Brian J.; van Geen, Alexander: GROUNDWATER SEAWAT MODEL IN COASTAL KARST AQUIFER WITH CHEMISTRY OF DEEP (>300 FEET) HIGH-AS AQUIFERS WELL-DEVELOPED CONDUITS ACROSS THE INDIA-BANGLADESH BORDER
304 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 335-4 335-3 335-2 335-1 GrovesChris andJonathanB. Presiding Martin, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room345/346 Hydrogeology Division) Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA and GeomorphologyDivision; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Cave andKarst Research Institute; Geology GSAQuaternary Under theAuspices ofUNESCO; Karst Waters Institute; National (GSA Karst Division; InternationalResearch CenteronKarst T119. GeologicalInteractionswithintheGlobalCarbonCycle SESSION NO. 335 334-14 334-13 334-12 334-11 334-10 334-9 334-8 334-7 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM Yang, Hui; Zhang, Chunlai: THECARBONCYCLE Cao, Sr., Jianhua*; Hu,Bill; Groves, Chris; Huang,Fen; DISSOLUTION RATES WITHIN KARSTCONDUITS AMONG CAVE AIRFLOW, CARBONDIOXIDE, AND Myre, Joseph; J.: Katherine Knierim, INTERACTIONS Covington, Matthew D.*; Vaughn, Kiefer A.; Young, Holly A.; LIMESTONE WATER TABLES INKARSTIFICATION OF EOGENETIC ORGANIC CARBONOXIDATION IN VADOSE ZONESAND BENEATH THE SOIL: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF Spellman, Patricia; Brown, Amy L.; Ezell, John: DIGGING Gulley, Jason*; JonathanB.; Martin, Moore, Paul J.; MINERALS AND THE GLOBAL CARBONCYCLE Jonathan B.*;Martin, Groves, Chris: CARBONATE GRAINS: APROMISING APPROACH IRRIGATION TO REDUCEARSENIC CONTENTINRICE Sutapa: INTRODUCTION OFINTERMITTENTSYSTEM Shrivastava, Anamika*; Anil; Barla, Singh,Surjit; Bose, MONSOON RICEGRAINS INTENSIFICATION OFARSENICCONCENTRATION IN Bose, Sutapa: GROUNDWATER IRRIGATION AND Anil*;Barla, Shrivastava, Anamika; Singh,Surjit; YIELDS INBANGLADESH ARSENIC-CONTAMINATED SOILFORIMPROVED RICE van Geen,A.; Harvey, F.: Charles REPLACEMENT OF Duxbury, John; Bostick, BenjaminC.; Ahmed,KaziMatin; Huhmann, Brittany L.*; Uddin,Anjal; Choudhury, Imtiaz; WATER ARSENIC CONCENTRATIONS INFLOWING IRRIGATION OF HYDRAULICS ANDCHANNELAMENDMENTSON A.Badruzzaman, BorhanM.; Ali,M. Ashraf: IMPACTS Polizzotto, Matthew*; Birgand,Francois; Hesterberg,Dean; BANGLADESH INDUCEDBYIRRIGATION PUMPING CONCENTRATIONS INASHALLOW AQUIFER OF Martin; van Geen,Alexander: TRANSIENTARSENIC Chen, Therese; Ellis, Tyler; Harvey, F.; Charles Stute, Benjamin C.; Ahmed,ErshadBin; Ahmed,KaziMatin; Mozumder, M. RajibHassan*; Mailloux,Brian; Bostick, GRADIENTS DIFFERENTIAL GAGING, RADONANDHYDRAULIC DISCHARGE TO THE MEGHNARIVERUSING Ahmed, KaziMatin: QUANTIFYING GROUNDWATER Abrar; Lipsi,MehtazM.; Nichols, ZoeG.; Datta,Saugata; Knappett, Peter S.K.*; Dimova, N.T.; Rhodes, K.; Hossain, BREAK RAPIDLY EXPANDING COASTAL CITYINBANGLADESH MANGANESE INAQUIFERS OFCHITTAGONG, A UNDERSTAND MOBILIZATION OFARSENICAND Palit,STUDY Swapan: TO HYDROGEOCHEMICAL Dhar, Ratan*; Dhar, Avik; Robel,Md.; Alam,MD. Mahabub; TUBEWELLS AND THEIR SUSTAINABILITY INSTALLATION OFARSENIC-SAFEDRINKING WATER IN MATLAB, BANGLADESH –IMPLICATIONS FOR THE OF SHALLOW, INTERMEDIATE ANDDEEPAQUIFERS Gunnar: HYDROGEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION M. Hossain, Mohammed*; Prosun; Bhattacharya, Hasan, Aziz; Ahmed,KaziMatin; von Brömssen,Mattias; Jacks, 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 335-5 336-4 336-3 336-2 336-1 Scott W. Starratt andJohanC. Varekamp, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room347/348 GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision) Quaternary T125. Lakesofthe World Division; (GSA Limnogeology GSA SESSION NO. 336 335-13 335-12 335-11 335-10 335-9 335-8 335-7 335-6 2:40 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM TO MEASURE THE ATMOSPHERIC CO Salley, Devon C*; Groves, Chris: ADVANCING METHODS SYSTEMS AND CARBONINTERACTIONS INKARSTDYNAMIC NEVADA TO HEINRICHEVENT1, NORTHERN GREAT BASIN, MOUNTAIN GLACIER AND PALEOLAKE RESPONSE William H.; Munroe, Jeffrey S.: EVALUATING SIGNALSOF Reed, MichaelP.*; Laabs, BenjaminJ.C.; Amidon, OF CENTRALNEWMEXICO HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY IN THE ESTANCIA BASIN Asmerom, Yemane: Menking, KirstenM.*; Anderson,Roger Y.; Polyak, Victor J.; BALDWIN LAKE, SANBERNARDINOMOUNTAINS MARINE ISOTOPE STAGE 5C(C. 96KA)FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAPALEOCLIMATE SINCE Scott; Silveira, Emily; Whitaker, Alexis: INSIGHTINTO Matthew E.; Rhodes, Edward J.; Stevens, Lora; Lydon, Glover, C.*; Katherine MacDonald,GlenM.; Kirby, CLIMATE SYNTHESIS WORKING GROUP APPROACH FROM THE NORTH AMERICANHOLOCENE A NOVEL MULTI-PROXY CLIMATE SYNTHESIS Rodysill, JessicaR.*: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF ACROSS DISSOLUTION RATES INSURFACE STREAMS CONTROLS ON THE VARIABILITY INCALCITE Chelsea; Holcomb, Ginny; Covington, Matthew D.: Cooper, MaxP.*; Thaler, Evan; Turner, NoelL.; Whetstine, ALPINE GLACIER WEATHERING PROCESSES: SEASONALSHIFTSAT AN RADIOGENIC SRASANINDICATOR OFSUBGLACIAL A.*;Arendt, Carli Aciego, S.M.; Stevenson, EmilyI.: CARBON CYCLEDURING THE MID-CARBONIFEROUS GLACIOEUSTASY, METEORICDIAGENESIS, AND THE Dyer, Blake*; Maloof, AdamC.; Higgins, JohnA.: AQUIFER MINERAL DISSOLUTIONINACOASTAL CARBONATE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGEANDIMPLICATIONS FOR Amy L.: ORGANICCARBONQUALITY INSUBMARINE Pain, AndreaJ*; JonathanB.; Martin, Young, Caitlin; Brown, BREAK GLOBAL WARMING ANDLANDUSE/COVER CHANGES AQUATIC PHOTOSYNTHESIS: REGULATION BY INTERACTION OFCARBONATE WEATHERING AND OF THE CARBONSINKPRODUCED BYCOUPLED Liu, Zaihua*; Dreybrodt, Wolfgang: SIGNIFICANCE KARSTIC WATERSHED ORGANIC ANDINORGANICCARBONDEPOSITIONINA SEDIMENTATION ANDHYDROLOGIC CONTROLS ON Khadka, Mitra B.*; JonathanB.; Martin, Pu,Junbing: RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE? AN APPALACHIAN TUFA DEPOSIT: HYDROLOGIC Vesper, Dorothy J.: DEPOSITIONANDEROSION OF Doctor, DanielH.*; McGeehin,JohnP.; Bravo-Ruiz, Habib; COAL MINEDRAINAGE STREAM BEHAVIOR OFDISSOLVED INORGANICCARBONINA JonathanB.:Martin, SEASONAL VARIATIONS INDIEL Riddell, JillL.*; Vesper, Dorothy J.; M.; Harry Edenborn, BREAK CARBONATEROCK WEATHERING THE CONTIGUOUSUNITEDSTATES A 65,000-YEARRECORDOF SESSION NO. 336 2 SINKFROM
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336-5 2:30 PM Starratt, Scott W.*: HOLOCENE PRECIPITATION MISSISSIPPIAN, SERPUKHOVIAN) MUDSTONES IN THE VARIATIONS IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES UK PENNINE BASIN 336-6 2:45 PM Zimmerman, Susan Herrgesell*; Brown, Tom; Hemming, 337-5 2:30 PM Carmichael, Sarah K.*; Waters, Johnny A.; Suttner, Sidney: POTENTIAL FOR HIGH-PRECISION AGE Thomas J.; Kido, Erika; Batchelor, Cameron J.; Coleman, MODELS FOR TERRESTRIAL CLIMATE ARCHIVES Drew S.: OVERTURNING IDEAS ABOUT OCEANIC USING RADIOCARBON AGES OF POLLEN SEPARATED OVERTURNING IN THE LATE DEVONIAN: INSIGHTS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY FROM THE CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT 336-7 3:00 PM Chraibi, Victoria L. Shaw*; Fritz, Sherilyn C.; Lu, Yanbin; 2:45 PM BREAK Stone, Jeffery R.: CENTRIC DIATOM SIZE SHIFTS IN 337-6 3:00 PM Herrle, Jens O.*; Schröder-Adams, Claudia: MID- RESPONSE TO EARLY HOLOCENE CLIMATIC CHANGE CRETACEOUS STRATIGRAPHY, CLIMATE AND 336-8 3:15 PM Delusina, Irina*; Verosub, Kenneth L.; Starratt, Scott W.: OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENTS: EXAMPLES FROM HIGH- SEDIMENTATION AND PEAT FORMATION IN SMALL AND LOW-LATITUDE SEDIMENTARY RECORDS POOLS OF THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 337-7 3:15 PM Kukla, Tyler J.*; Sageman, Bradley B.; Hurtgen, Matthew T.; (CALIFORNIA, USA) IN THE HOLOCENE: SIGNIFICANT Kristall, Brian; Jarvis, Ian: COMPARATIVE SULFUR RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM TO MILD CLIMATIC CHANGE ISOTOPE STUDY OF THE MID CENOMANIAN EVENT 336-9 3:30 PM Goman, Michelle F.*; Lund, S.P.; Pearson, Charlotte; Guerra, AND THE CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN OAE2 William J.; Joyce, Arthur: THE POTENTIAL FOR HIGH 337-8 3:30 PM Trabucho-Alexandre, João P.*; Gröcke, Darren R.: BLACK RESOLUTION PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS AT TURBIDITES: EXPORTING OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENTS LAGUNA MINUCUA, OAXACA, MEXICO TO DEEP WATER 336-10 3:45 PM Stine, Scott*: THE USE OF LAKES, MARSHES, AND 337-9 3:45 PM Lindström, Sofie*; Pedersen, Gunver; Sanei, Hamed; RIVERS IN DEFINING AND DATING THE MEDIEVAL Dybkjær, Karen; Hansen, Katrine Hovedskov; Bjerrum, CLIMATIC ANOMALY Christian J.; Nielsen, Lars Henrik: ORGANIC RICH 336-11 4:00 PM Faiia, Anthony M.*; Szynkiewicz, Anna; Zhang, MUDSTONES BEFORE AND AFTER THE END-TRIASSIC Zhaohui: SULFUR AND CARBON CYCLING IN THE EVENT IN THE DANISH BASIN MONIMOLIMNION OF MEROMICTIC GREEN LAKE, NY 337-10 4:00 PM Tuite, Jr., Michael*: DURING THE MIDDLE AND LATE 336-12 4:15 PM Varekamp, Johan C.*; Capece, Lena R.; Thomas, Ellen: DEVONIAN HOTHOUSE, NITROGEN LIMITATION MADE CARBON CYCLING IN TWO VOLCANIC LAKES FED JUICY ROCKS BY GEOTHERMAL FLUIDS: PHOTOSYNTHETIC 337-11 4:15 PM Williams, Jeremy C.*; Darrah, Thomas H.; Poreda, SEQUESTRATION AND DIFFUSIVE CO ESCAPE 2 Stephanie; Whyte, Colin; Stebbins, Alan G; Hannigan, 336-13 4:30 PM Patterson, R. Timothy*; Swindles, Graeme T.: “ICE OUT”: Robyn: ARE UNION SPRINGS AND OATKA CREEK THE CONTRIBUTION OF CITIZEN SCIENTISTS TO OUR MEMBERS OF THE MARCELLUS FORMATION FORMED UNDERSTANDING OF CLIMATE CHANGE UNDER DIFFERENT DEPOSITIONAL CONDITIONS? 336-14 4:45 PM Dietz, Robert D.*: EVALUATING THE IMPORTANCE OF LAKE CARBON BURIAL AS A COMPONENT SESSION NO. 338 OF LANDSCAPE-WIDE CARBON ACCUMULATION T152. Geobiology of Critical Transitions: Integrating Fossils, (MINNESOTA, USA) Proxies, and Models III (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology 336-15 5:00 PM Yang, Hong*; Liu, Weiguo; Leng, Qin: SOURCE OF LONG Division; Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society) CHAIN N-ALKANES AND THEIR STABLE ISOTOPE 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 325/326 SIGNATURES IN LAKE SEDIMENTS: IMPLICATIONS TO A. D. Muscente, Natalia Bykova, Jesse S. Broce and James D. Schiffbauer, PALEOENVIRONMENT RECONSTRUCTION Presiding 336-16 5:15 PM Lyons, W. Berry*; Welch, Kathleen A.; Priscu, John C.; 338-1 1:30 PM Darroch, Simon A.F.*; Rahman, Imran A.; Wagner, Peter J.; Dowling, Carolyn B.; Neumann, Klaus; Snyder, Glen: THE Racicot, Rachel; Laflamme, Marc:HOW ‘COMPLEX’ WERE LIMNOLOGY OF LAKE JOYCE, PEARSE VALLEY, EDIACARAN ECOSYSTEMS? ANTARCTICA 338-2 1:45 PM Boag, Thomas H.*; Darroch, Simon A.F.; Laflamme, Marc: SESSION NO. 337 EDIACARAN DISTRIBUTIONS IN SPACE AND TIME: TESTING ASSEMBLAGE CONCEPTS OF THE EARLIEST T143. What Makes a Juicy Rock? Global Climate Events and MACROSCOPIC BODY-FOSSILS Deposition of Organic Rich Shales through Time (Geochemical Society; GSA Energy Geology Division; AASP - The Palynological 338-3 2:00 PM Mitchell, Emily G.*: IMPACT OF SPATIAL Society) HETEROGENEITIES ON EDIACARAN COMMUNITIES FROM MISTAKEN POINT, NEWFOUNDLAND 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 309 338-4 2:15 PM Högström, Anette E.S.*; Taylor, Wendy L.; Jensen, Sören; Stephen E. Grasby and Jennifer Galloway, Presiding Ebbestad, Jan Ove R.; Høyberget, Magne; Meinhold, Guido; 337-1 1:30 PM Wignall, Paul B.*: EARLY TRIASSIC MARINE ANOXIA Palacios, Teodoro; Novis, Linn; Ou, Zhiji: EXPLORING THE 337-2 1:45 PM Ma, Yiquan*; Fan, Majie; Lu, Yongchao: GEOCHEMISTRY EDIACARAN BIOTA OF THE DIGERMULEN PENINSULA, AND SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE LOWER SILURIAN NORTHERN NORWAY LONGMAXI SHALE IN SOUTHWESTERN CHINA: 338-5 2:30 PM Penny, Amelia*; Wood, Rachel; Zhuravlev, Andrey Yu.; Curtis, IMPLICATIONS FOR DEPOSITIONAL CONTROLS ON Andrew; Bowyer, Fred; Tostevin, Rosalie: ECOLOGICAL ORGANIC MATTER ACCUMULATION COMPLEXITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PREFERENCES 337-3 2:00 PM Bond, David P.G.*; Sun, Yadong; Wignall, Paul B.; IN EDIACARAN SKELETAL METAZOANS Joachimski, Michael M.; Grasby, Stephen E.; Lai, Xulong; 338-6 2:45 PM O’Neil, Gretchen R.*; Huntley, John Warren; Schiffbauer, Wang, Lina; Zhang, Zaitian; Sun, Si: CLIMATE WARMING, James D.: EVOLUTIONARY AND ECOLOGICAL EUXINIA AND CARBON ISOTOPE PERTURBATIONS IMPLICATIONS OF BODY SIZE DYNAMICS OF DURING THE CARNIAN (TRIASSIC) CRISIS EDIACARA ORGANISMS 337-4 2:15 PM Hennissen, Jan A.I.*; Hough, Edward; Vane, Christopher H.; 338-7 3:00 PM Laflamme, Marc*; Darroch, Simon A.F.; Schiffbauer, Stephenson, Michael H.: CHARACTERIZATION OF James D.: STUDIES IN EDIACARAN PRESERVATION THE KEROGEN FRACTION OF ARNSBERGIAN (LATE 3:15 PM BREAK
306 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 339-9 339-8 339-7 339-6 339-5 339-4 339-3 339-2 339-1 David F. SelinaR.Wright, ColeandJeffrey R. Thompson, Presiding 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room316 (Paleontological Society) T161. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Diversity, Form, andPhylogeny SESSION NO. 339 338-9 338-8 338-10 338-14 338-13 338-12 338-11 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 5:20 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM (CLYPEASTEROIDA:SCUTELLINA) DIPLOPORITANS: NEWDATA FROM MISSOURI, USA THE DIVERSITYANDBIOGEOGRAPHY OFSILURIAN Sheffield, Sarah L.*; Sumrall, Colin D.: UNCOVERING ECHINODERM BODY PLANS Deline, Bradley*: THEESTABLISHMENT OF PHYLOGENETIC INFERENCE FOSSILIZED BIRTH-DEATH PROCESS ANDBAYESIAN CRINOIDS: ASTATISTICAL APPROACH USING THE STRUCTURE OFPALEOZOIC PAN-CLADID DavidWright, F.*: TESTINGTHETAXONOMIC INNOVATIONS: ANEXAMPLEUSINGECHINOIDS TIMING OFKEYGENEREGULATORY NETWORK USING FOSSILSANDPHYLOGENIES TO DATE THE Thompson, Jeffrey R.*; Petsios, Elizabeth; Bottjer, David J.: ECHINOID “PRIMITIVE”OF THE Zachos, LouisG.*: MORPHOLOGICCHARACTERIZATION (ECHINODERMATA) PHYLOGENETIC HYPOTHESIS OFBLASTOIDEA Bauer, Jennifer E.*; Sumrall, ColinD.: REVISED CRINOIDS SUPRAGENERIC CLASSIFICATION OFDIPLOBATHRID OF THE PHYLOGENETIC TEST Cole, SelinaR.*: A GROUPS? SETS THEM APART FROM MOSTMODERNCROWN PLEISIOMORPHIC CHARACTERS AND WHAT Parsley,ECHINODERMS: RonaldL.*: THEIR BASAL ECHINODERMS SUBSTRATES IN THE EARLY DIVERSIFICATION OF Zamora, Samuel*; Rahman,Imran A.: THEROLE OF FOSSIL EDIACARAN TRACE 3D! MICRO-CT RECONSTRUCTIONS OF THE LATE Meyer, Michael*; Polys, Nick: TRACE FOSSILSIN MT. TRANSITION IN THE DEEPSPRINGFORMATION AT Macdonald, Francis A.: THEEDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN Smith, EmilyF.*; Nelson,Lyle L.; Eyster, AthenaE.; FROM THE YANGTZE GORGESAREA, SOUTHCHINA ‘FERRUGINIZATION’ (SOUTH AUSTRALIA): ASSESSING THE TIMING OF EDIACARA MEMBER, RAWNSLEY QUARTZITE PRESERVATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF THE L.;Mary Gehling,James G.: DEPOSITIONALAND Tarhan, Lidya G.*; Planavsky, NoahJ.; Droser, CONCLUDING REMARKS MICROBIAL TEXTURES INSILICICLASTICSEDIMENTS Giulio:Mariotti, FORMATION ANDPRESERVATION OF Bosak, Tanja*; Newman, Sharon; Pruss,Sara B.; SILICICLASTIC ENVIRONMENTS RECIPE FORCYANOBACTERIAL FOSSILIZATION IN Newman, Sharon*; Giulio; Mariotti, Bosak, Tanja: A ENGLAND FROM THE EDIACARAN ROCKS OF THE LONGMYND, A CAUTIONARY TALE ANDANEW VARIETY OFMISS DISCOIDAL FORMSASEVIDENCEOFCOMPLEXLIFE: Menon, LathaR.*; McIlroy, Duncan; Brasier, D.: Martin AUSTRALIA COSTATA FROM NILPENA, FLINDERSRANGES, SOUTH ‘EM UP: BODY SIZEDISTRIBUTIONS OFDICKINSONIA Evans, ScottD.*; Droser, L.; Mary Gehling,James: SIZE DUNFEE, NV, USA LAMONTE TREVALLIS, 1–4 November FIBULARIA TEXANA •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 339-15 339-14 339-13 339-12 339-11 339-10 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Geomorphology Division; GSAGeophysics Division; GSA and Tectonics Division; Geologyand GSAQuaternary GeologyDivision;(GSA Planetary GSAStructuralGeology T175. Oceans, Fire, andIceoftheOuterSolarSystem SESSION NO. 340 340-10 340-9 340-8 340-7 340-6 340-5 340-4 340-3 340-2 340-1 D. Alex Patthoff andEmilyS. Presiding Martin, 1:30 PM,BaltimoreConvention Center, Room344 5:10 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM EXAMPLES POSITIVE FEEDBACK FROM MODERNANDANCIENT EXPERIMENTAL TAPHONOMY OFCRINOIDS: A Oji, Tatsuo*; Matsumoto, Mahiro; Casey: Burns, DISPARID CRINOIDS Ausich, William I.*; Donovan, StephenK.: PHYLOGENYOF BARRANDIAN AREA, CZECHREPUBLIC OF THE ORDOVICIAN EDRIOASTEROIDS OF THE Sumrall, ColinD.*: TAXONOMY, ANDPALEOECOLOGY SYSTEMS INBLASTOIDS (ECHINODERMATA) Colin D.: HYDRODYNAMIC MODELINGOFRESPIRATORY White, Lyndsie Elizabeth*; Waters, Johnny A.; Sumrall, (ECHINODERMATA) BRACHIOLAR FILTRATION SYSTEMSINBLASTOIDS Colin D.: HYDRODYNAMIC MODELINGOF Nguyen, BonnieK.*; Waters, Johnny A.; Sumrall, EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS DEMOCRINUS: FUNCTIONAL, ECOLOGICAL, AND IN THE STALK OF THE BOURGUETICRINIDCRINOID, Tomasz K.: CONTRACTILE CONNECTIVE TISSUE (CCT) Veitch, MargaretA.*; G.; Messing,Charles Baumiller, EUROPA CRYOVOLCANIC EMPLACEMENT OFDOMESON Quick, Lynnae C.*; Glaze, S.; Lori Baloga,StephenM.: OF THE MID-SIZEDICYSATELLITES OFSATURN RELAXATION OFCRATERS AND THERMAL HISTORIES James H.*;Roberts, Phillips, CynthiaB.: VISCOELASTIC WISPY TERRAINS DIONE’S DETAILED MAPPINGANDCHARACTERIZATION OF EmilyS.*;Martin, McDaniel,Jessica; Watters, Thomas R.: BREAK GEOMORPHIC UNITSON TITAN Solomonidou, Anezina; Radebaugh,Jani; Williams, David: Ashley; Birch,Samuel P.D.; Hayes, Alexander G.; Lopes, RosalyM.C.*; Malaska,MichaelJ.; Schoenfeld, ENCELADUS’S LEADINGHEMISPHERE TERRAIN MAPPING ANDANALYSIS OF TECTONIC FEATURES ON Maue, Anthony D.*; Patthoff, D. Alex; Pappalardo, Robert T.: ENCELADUS Bland, Michael: GLOBAL GEOLOGIC MAPPINGOF Robert T.; Becker, Tammy L.; Edmundson, Kenneth L.; Patterson, Gerald Wesley*; Collins, Geoffrey C.; Pappalardo, FLEXURE ENCELADUS: INITIALMODELS OFFORMATION AND Dombard, Andrew J.; Rhoden,Alyssa: RIDGESON Craft, KathleenL.*; Patthoff, D. Alex; EmilyS.; Martin, WORLDS RIDGES OFENCELADUS, EUROPA, ANDOTHER ICY Chilton, Heather; Craft, KathleenL.; EmilyS.: Martin, Patthoff, D. Alex*; Pappalardo, Robert T.; Maue, Anthony D.; IAPETUS EXOGENIC ORIGINFOR THE EQUATORIAL RIDGEON Stickle, AngelaM.*; James H.: Roberts, MODELINGAN TRITON EVOLUTION FROM ORBITAL DECAY ONPHOBOSAND Simon;Kattenhorn, Walker, Matthew: SURFACE Douglas; Rhoden,Alyssa; Henning, Wade; Bills, Bruce; Hurford, Terry*; Asphaug,Erik; Spitale, Joseph; Hemingway, SESSION NO. 340
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340-11 4:30 PM Manga, Michael*; Michaut, Chloe; Culha, Cansu: 341-9 3:55 PM Creveling, Jessica R.*; Bergmann, Kristin D.; Grotzinger, CRYOMAGMATISM ON EUROPA John P.: CAP CARBONATE PLATFORM FACIES MODEL, 340-12 4:45 PM Walker, Catherine C.*: ENDLESS (FROZEN) SUMMER: NEOPROTEROZOIC NOONDAY FORMATION, SE IN SEARCH OF THE PERFECT WAVE CALIFORNIA 340-13 5:00 PM Bradburne, Christopher*; Craft, Kathleen L.: AUTOMATED 341-10 4:10 PM Hageman, Steven J.*; Miller, III, William: SAMPLE PREPARATION AND IN SITU SEQUENCING CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE LATE EDIACARAN OF A DNA BIOSIGNATURE FOR ASTROBIOLOGICAL - EARLY CAMBRIAN CHILHOWEE CLASTIC ANALOGUE SAMPLES SUCCESSION OF SOUTHERN LAURENTIA: REDUX WITH REFINEMENT 340-14 5:15 PM Williams, Jason*; Potter-McIntyre, Sally L.; Phillips-Lander, Charity; O’Connell, Laura: A JURASSIC SPRING-FED 341-11 4:25 PM Jones, III, James V.*; Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; LAKE SYSTEM IN THE BRUSHY BASIN MEMBER OF O’Sullivan, Paul B.: USING DETRITAL ZIRCON TO THE MORRISON FORMATION, TEN MILE GRABEN, CORRELATE AND RECONSTRUCT NEOPROTEROZOIC UTAH, USA; BIOSIGNATURE PRESERVATION AND AND EARLY PALEOZOIC COMPONENTS OF PERI- ASTROBIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS LAURENTIAN TERRANES IN THE NORTHERN CORDILLERA AND ALASKA SESSION NO. 341 341-12 4:40 PM Farmer, G. Lang*; Fedo, Christopher M.: DECOUPLING T212. Deconstructing Rodinia: Neoproterozoic-Cambrian OF WHOLE-ROCK ND AND ZIRCON U-PB AND HF Geologic Evolution of Laurentia’s Margins (GSA Structural ISOTOPE SEDIMENT PROVENANCE DETERMINATIONS: Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA EXAMPLES FROM NEOPROTEROZOIC-CAMBRIAN Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, SEDIMENTARY ROCKS ALONG THE WESTERN MARGIN Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Precambrian Geology; SEPM OF LAURENTIA (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Geochemical Society; Society 341-13 4:55 PM Muhlbauer, Jason*; Fedo, Christopher M.; Farmer, G. Lang: of Economic Geologists; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology TESTING FOR THE EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT SORTING Discipline; Paleontological Society) ON DETRITAL-ZIRCON AGE SPECTRA: CASE STUDIES FROM THE WOOD CANYON FORMATION (CAMBRIAN) 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 314 AND STIRLING QUARTZITE (NEOPROTEROZOIC), Chris Holm-Denoma and Arthur J. Merschat, Presiding SOUTHEASTERN CA 341-1 1:30 PM Evans, David A.D.*; Wen, Bin; Li, Yongxiang: 341-14 5:10 PM Hantsche, Aaron L.*; Farmer, G. Lang; Siddoway, Christine; PROTEROZOIC PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF TARIM BLOCK: Fedo, Christopher M.: HAFNIUM ISOTOPE EVIDENCE ON AN EXTENDED OR ALTERNATIVE “MISSING-LINK” THE SOURCES OF GRENVILLE-AGE DETRITAL ZIRCON MODEL FOR RODINIA? DEPOSITED AT THE GREAT UNCONFORMITY 341-2 1:50 PM Southworth, Scott*; Aleinikoff, J.N.; Holm-Denoma, Chris; Merschat, Arthur J.; Satkoski, Aaron M.: SPATIAL SESSION NO. 342 AND TEMPORAL COMPLEXITIES OF THE EASTERN T214. Mountains across the Oceans: Caledonian, Variscan, and LAURENTIAN MARGIN: NEW INSIGHT FROM OLD Appalachian Orogenies through Time (GSA Structural Geology ROCKS OF THE APPALACHIAN BLUE RIDGE AND and Tectonics Division; EGU Division on Tectonics and Structural WESTERN PIEDMONT Geology; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 341-3 2:05 PM Yonkee, Adolph*; Dehler, Carol M.; Link, Paul K.; Balgord, Volcanology Division) Elizabeth; Keeley, Joshua A.; Wells, Michael L.; Fanning, 1:30 PM, Baltimore Convention Center, Room 308 C. Mark; Johnston, Scott M.: TECTONO-STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK OF NEOPROTEROZOIC TO EARLY Jeffrey Marsh, Loic Labrousse, Nicolas Pinet and Stacia M. Gordon, Presiding PALEOZOIC STRATA, WESTERN US: PROTRACTED 342-1 1:30 PM Ague, Jay J.*; Axler, Jennifer A.; Chu, Xu: ULTRAHIGH- RIFTING AND EVOLUTION OF THE WESTERN TEMPERATURE METAMORPHISM IN THE CALEDONIAN, LAURENTIA MARGIN VARISCAN, AND APPALACHIAN OROGENS: RARE, 341-4 2:25 PM Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.*; Southworth, C.S.; Merschat, UNEXPOSED, OR JUST UNRECOGNIZED? Arthur J.; McClellan, Elizabeth: THE DETRITAL RECORD 342-2 1:45 PM Waldron, John W.F.*; Schofield, David I.; Reusch, OF NEOPROTEROZOIC TO CAMBRIAN ROCKS Douglas N.: ARC-MICROCONTINENT INTERACTION IN FROM THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN BLUE RIDGE: THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE IAPETUS OCEAN PROTRACTED RIFTING, RAPID UNROOFING, AND 342-3 2:00 PM Tremblay, Alain*; Pinet, Nicolas: TECTONIC EVOLUTION STABILIZATION OF THE MARGIN OF THE QUÉBEC APPALACHIANS – A LAURENTIAN 341-5 2:40 PM Eyster, Athena E.*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Ferri, Filippo; PERSPECTIVE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE Schmitz, Mark D.: ONE NEOPROTEROZOIC GLACIATION, TACONIAN-GRAMPIAN OROGENY TWO EPISODES OF EXTENSION, AND ONE RIFT 342-4 2:15 PM Massey, Matthew A.*; Moecher, David P.: PENNSYLVANIAN RECORDED AT GATAGA MOUNTAIN IN NORTHERN TO PERMIAN LATERAL ESCAPE OF THE BRONSON BRITISH COLUMBIA HILL ARC AND CENTRAL MAINE BASIN IN SOUTHERN 341-6 2:55 PM McClellan, Elizabeth*; Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; Gazel, NEW ENGLAND: SIGNIFICANCE OF SINISTRAL Esteban; Risso, Branden R.; Brown, Elise: BREAKING KINEMATICS ALONG THE WESTERN BRONSON HILL UP RODINIA: MAGMATIC AND SEDIMENTOLOGICAL SHEAR SYSTEM EVIDENCE FOR A MANTLE PLUME TRIGGER 342-5 2:30 PM McCulla, James*; Massey, Matthew; Moecher, David; 341-7 3:10 PM Hodgin, Eben Blake*; Carlotto, Victor; Crowley, James; Young, Jared; Draper, Kyle: DATING DEFORMATION IN Macdonald, Francis A.: WAS THE AREQUIPA MASSIF THE PALMER ZONE OF TRANSPRESSION, CENTRAL THE CONJUGATE RIFTED MARGIN OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS: TEMPORAL CONSTRAINTS ON LAURENTIA? MODELS FOR PROGRESSIVE DEFORMATION IN THE 341-8 3:25 PM Mahoney, J. Brian*; Link, Paul K.; Pearson, David M.: MIDDLE CRUST SEGMENTATION OF THE WESTERN LAURENTIAN 342-6 2:45 PM Buchanan, II, John Wesley*; Kuiper, Yvette D.; Buchwaldt, CONTINENTAL MARGIN: EVIDENCE FOR ACTIVE Robert: NEW ADVANCES ON THE DEFORMATION AND TECTONISM IN THE NEOPROTEROZOIC-CAMBRIAN ANATECTIC HISTORY OF THE NASHOBA TERRANE, ‘MIOGEOCLINE’ NEW ENGLAND APPALACHIANS 3:40 PM BREAK
308 2015 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 342-10 342-9 342-8 342-7 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM DEFORMATION OF THE BLUERIDGE THRUST SHEET APPALACHIANS; IMPLICATIONS FORINTERNAL CONDITIONS OFDOMEFORMATION IN THE SOUTHERN Craig;Stewart, Rahl,Jeffrey M.: TIMINGAND Casale, Gabriele*; Levine, Jamie S.F.; Craig, Taylor D.; OROGENY IN THE SOUTHERNAPPALACHIANS CAROLINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ALLEGHANIAN THE FRIESANDGOSSAN-LEADFAULTS, NORTH CONDITIONS, KINEMATICS, ANDCHARACTER OF Casale, Gabriele;Arthur; Rohl,Paige: DEFORMATION Levine, Jamie S.F.*; Quillan,Kevin, R.; Merschat, CONSTRAINTS FROM NEWPOTENTIAL FIELDDATA AND COCORPSEISMICREFLECTIONDATA WITH OROGENIC BELT -REINTERPRETATION OFADCOH TECTONICS OF THE SOUTHERNAPPALACHIAN Duff, Patrick D.*; Kellogg, James: COLLISIONAL BREAK TERRANE INSOUTHEASTERNNEWENGLAND FORMATION OF THE APPALACHIAN HOPE VALLEY ROCKS INRHODEISLANDASCONSTRAINTSON THE Buchwaldt, Robert*: REFINEDAGES OFPALEOZOIC 1–4 November •
Baltimore, Maryland,USA 342-14 342-13 342-12 342-11 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM CRUST OF THE CANADA BASIN, ARCTICOCEAN Li, Qingmou; Saltus, Richard W.; Mosher, David: OCEANIC Shimeld, John; Oakey, Gordon; Lebedeva-Ivanova, Nina; Hutchinson, Deborah*; Jackson, H. Ruth; Chian,Deping; CONJUGATE MARGINS TRANSITION ALONG THE NEWFOUNDLAND-IBERIA OF MAGMATISM DURING THE RIFT TO DRIFT Eddy, MichaelP.*; Jagoutz, Oliver: TEMPORALRECORD TACONIC ARCIN THE SOUTHERNAPPALACHIANS GEORGIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE “MISSING” COMPLEX OFEASTERNALABAMA AND WESTERN Benjamin L.; Thomas, Richard: THEDADEVILLE Farris, David W.*; Tull, James F.; Mueller, Paul A.; Davis, OROGEN AND INNERPIEDMONT, SOUTHERNAPPALACHIAN VOLCANIC SEQUENCES IN THE EASTERNBLUERIDGE IMPLICATIONS OFORDOVICIAN-SILURIAN MAGMATIC- Douglas A.; S.: Holm-Denoma,Christopher TECTONIC ClintonI.*;Barineau, Tull, James F.; Mueller, Paul A.; Sagul, SESSION NO. 342
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