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2006 Philadelphia Annual Meeting (22–25 October 2006)

Sunday, 22 October 2006

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

5
T1. High Resolution Quaternary Records from Cave Environments
6
T12. Fractured Rock Characterization in Applied Geology
7
T29. The Use of Molecular Techniques to Assess Microbial Community Structure and Function in Aquifer Systems
8
T39. Innovative Watershed Based Approaches for Integrating Research and Education
9
T43. Addressing Present and Future Energy, Mineral, and Water Issues in the Classroom: The Need to Prepare Both Educated Citizens and Geoscientists
10
T48. Geology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management
11
T63. From the Scientific Revolution to the Enlightenment: Emergence of Modern Geology and Evolutionary Thought from the 16th–18th Century I
12
T73. Nonpoint Source Pollution: Sources, Processes, Prediction, and Solutions
13
T76. Detecting and Characterizing Fluxes of Water and Dissolved Constituents Across the Groundwater Surface-water Interface I
14
T82. Reactions at Mineral-Water Interfaces: The Role of Solute Adsorption on Contaminant Co-Adsorption, Mineral Dissolution and Colloid Behavior
15
T100. Whet your Apatite: Advances in Research of Natural and Biological Apatite
16
T101. Petrologic Mineralogy—The Study of Minerals in Context I: In Honor of Charles V. Guidotti
17
T102. Atmosphere–Ice Sheet–Ocean Interactions: Modern Observations and Historical Interpretations
18
T107. The EARTHTIME Project I
19
T128. Sources, Transport, Storage, and Delivery of Sediment in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
20
T139. Changes in Ocean and Atmospheric Redox State and the Evolution of Life I
21
T142. Terrestrial Impact Breccias
26
T17. An Early Involvement of Undergraduates and K7–12 Students in Geological and Environmental Research (Posters)
27
T50. Effective Online Strategies for Teaching Geoscience at a Distance (Posters)
28
T97. Core Analysis of Lake Sediments (Posters)

1:30 PM-5:30 PM

33
T7. Coal Utilization in the 21st Century: Environmental Issues
34
T31. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Montane Tropical Streams
35
T63. From the Scientific Revolution to the Enlightenment: Emergence of Modern Geology and Evolutionary Thought from the 16th–18th Century II
36
T74. Pharmaceuticals and Other Emerging Contaminants in the Environment—Transport, Fate, and Effects
37
T76. Detecting and Characterizing Fluxes of Water and Dissolved Constituents Across the Groundwater Surface-water Interface II
38
T83. Salinization Processes and Problems in Coastal and Inland Aquifers
39
T90. Three-Dimensional Geological Mapping for Groundwater Applications
40
T92. Innovations in Characterizing Physical and Chemical Heterogeneity in Sedimentary Aquifers
41
T101. Petrologic Mineralogy—The Study of Minerals in Context II: In Honor of Charles V. Guidotti
42
T107. The EARTHTIME Project II
43
T118. Biotic Response to Global Environmental Change: Analogs for the Future of Life on Earth
44
T121. Impact Craters: Structures, Drilling, Ages, and Geophysics
45
T123. Geology, Health, and Public Policy
46
T139. Changes in Ocean and Atmospheric Redox State and the Evolution of Life II
47
T140. U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Margin Sequences and Hydrostratigraphy
48
T143. Outcrop Studies: Fundamental to Lithofacies and Reservoir Characterization
49
T145. Unraveling Tectonics: The Power Behind Balanced Cross Sections and Kinematic Reconstructions
55
T4. Marine Geoarchaeology: New Exploration of Sites from Coast to Shelf (Posters)
56
T14. Arsenic, Lead, and Mercury in Urban and Rural Watersheds (Posters)
58
T48. Geology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management (Posters)
59
T68. Gradients at Hydrologic Interfaces as Indicators of Key Earth-Surface ("Critical-Zone") Processes (Posters)
60
T82. Reactions at Mineral-Water Interfaces: The Role of Solute Adsorption on Contaminant Co-Adsorption, Mineral Dissolution and Colloid Behavior (Posters)

6:00 PM-8:00 PM

57
T40. Geohazards—Teachable Moments for Students and the Public: An Illustrated Community Discussion (Posters)
61
T129. Geologic Mapping: Innovations and Interoperability (Posters)

Monday, 23 October 2006

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

66
T5. Archaeological and Geoarchaeological Records of Natural and Human—Induced Disasters
67
T19. Distribution of Arsenic and Related Metalloids in Surface and Ground Waters: Controls and Challenges I
68
T23. Multidisciplinary Approaches to Geochemical Problems
69
T28. An Appetite for Apatite: Conodont-Based Geological Investigations in the 21st Century
70
T32. Linking Sediment Dynamics and Geomorphology in Tidal Marshes and Estuaries I
71
T35. Watershed-based Approaches to River Restoration
72
T55. Successes in Professional Development of Earth Science Teachers: Courses, Workshops, Partnerships, and Professional Development Opportunities that Work I
73
T69. Groundwater Availability and its Sustainability within Regional Aquifer Systems
74
T77. Epikarst to Conduits: Quantitative Methods Applied To Monitoring and Modeling of Karst Aquifers
75
T88. Innovative Sensors, Technologies and Strategies for Performance Monitoring of Waste Disposal Facilities and Remediation Approaches
76
T95. Dating and Environmental Interpretation of Lake, Loess and Marine Sediment Sequences using Paleomagnetism and Rock Magnetism
77
T103. The Terrestrial Eocene–Oligocene Boundary Revisited: A Comparison of Multi-proxy Records of Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimatic Change
78
T108. Stratigraphic Palynology: Applications to Geologic Problems
79
T116. Trilobite Paleobiology and Evolution: In Honor of Brian Chatterton
80
T120. Minerals, Melts, Fluids, and the Evolution of Mountain Belts I: A Tribute to Maria Luisa Crawford
81
T147. NSF Continental Dynamics Field Laboratories I: 20 Years On
82
T149. Modern to Precambrian Subduction Systems: Convergent Margin Behavior and Evolution Over Geologic Time I
88
T18. Collegiate Watershed Research Projects: Opportunities for Student Learning and Community Involvement (Posters)
89
T76. Detecting and Characterizing Fluxes of Water and Dissolved Constituents Across the Groundwater Surface-water Interface (Posters)

1:30 PM-5:30 PM

94
T19. Distribution of Arsenic and Related Metalloids in Surface and Ground Waters: Controls and Challenges II
95
T26. Experimental Investigations into Hydrothermal Systems: Implications for Mass Transfer in the Earth’s Crust
96
T32. Linking Sediment Dynamics and Geomorphology in Tidal Marshes and Estuaries II
97
T33. The Impact of Climate Change on Hydrologic and Geomorphic Processes in the Arctic and Subarctic
98
T41. Using Large Experiments And Programs For Education and Outreach: Examples From EarthScope, the Joint Oceanographic Institutions, and Others
99
T55. Successes in Professional Development of Earth Science Teachers: Courses, Workshops, Partnerships, and Professional Development Opportunities that Work II
100
T59. Geoscience Information: Keys to Discovery
101
T60. Geoscience Advocacy and Communicating with the Public
103
T79. Ground Water Age Dating: Current Issues and Applications
104
T86. Peatland Patterns and Hydrological Processes: From the Subarctic to the Subtropics
105
T96. Neogene and Quaternary Biological Paleolimnology: In Memory of J. Platt Bradbury
106
T106. Devonian–Early Carboniferous Climate Change: Glacial Deposits and Proxy Records
107
T120. Minerals, Melts, Fluids, and the Evolution of Mountain Belts II: A Tribute to Maria Luisa Crawford
108
T125. Keys to Opportunities with the National Park Service
109
T147. NSF Continental Dynamics Field Laboratories II: 20 Years On
110
T149. Modern to Precambrian Subduction Systems: Convergent Margin Behavior and Evolution Over Geologic Time II
112
T34. Erosion: Processes, Rates, and New Measuring Techniques (Posters)
113
T53. Teaching Instrumentation to Geoscience Students: Course Design, Objectives, and Presentations (Posters)
114
T69. Groundwater Availability and its Sustainability within Regional Aquifer Systems (Posters)
115
T77. Epikarst to Conduits: Quantitative Methods Applied To Monitoring and Modeling of Karst Aquifers (Posters)
116
T85. New Approaches to Understanding the Cycling of Water in Urban Landscapes (Posters)
117
T91. GPS and InSAR in Groundwater Investigations (Posters)
118
T101. Petrologic Mineralogy—The Study of Minerals in Context (Posters): In Honor of Charles V. Guidotti
119
T121. Impact Craters: Structures, Drilling, Ages, and Geophysics (Posters)

1:30 PM-6:00 PM

102
T66. Emerging and Innovative Approaches to Groundwater Modeling

Tuesday, 24 October 2006

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

126
T3. Reconstructing Landscape Contexts of Human Occupation Surrounding Wetlands
127
T9. “Ice House” / “Hothouse” – An Analysis of Late Paleozoic Floras and Their Response to Global Climate Change
128
T11. Engineering Geology: In Honor of Professor Edward L. Doheny, PG
129
T19. Distribution of Arsenic and Related Metalloids in Surface and Ground Waters: Controls and Challenges III
130
T30. Quaternary Micropaleontology: Quantifying Environmental Change
131
T42. Visualization in the Geosciences
132
T71. Groundwater's Role in the Survival of Threatened and Endangered Ecosystems
133
T72. Heat as a Natural Tracer in Hydrologic Systems: Current Understanding, Innovation and Application
134
T75. Chemical and Hydrological Interactions in the Evolution and Control of Coal and Metal Mine Drainage I
135
T80. Impact of Past Glaciations and Climate on Present-day Subsurface Water Resources: Geochemical, Hydrogeological and Modeling Studies
136
T98. Identifying Our Most Vulnerable Shorelines: Science and Policy
137
T109. Mass Extinctions: New Approaches Analyzing Process Links Between Land and Sea
138
T117. Life on Late Devonian Continents—Organisms and Ecosystems in Transition: In Honor of James Richard "Dick" Beerbower
139
T119. Crustal Melt Flow in Orogenic Belts: Integrated Field, Microstructural, Geochemical and Geochronological Analysis of Migmatites and Associated Granites
140
T150. Understanding Mountain Belts from Basin-fill: Multi-disciplinary Approaches to the Detrital Record of Orogenic Evolution
143
T22. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Student Research (Posters)
144
T45. Service Learning and Community Service in Earth Science Courses: Community Involvement in Earth Science Education (Posters)
145
T51. GK12 (Graduate-K–12) Education: Improving Understanding of Geologic Concepts at All Levels (Posters)
146
T52. Preparing Future K–12 Teachers of Earth Science (Posters)
147
T123. Geology, Health, Forensics and Public Policy (Posters)

1:30 PM-5:30 PM

148
T150. Understanding Mountain Belts from Basin-fill: Multi-disciplinary Approaches to the Detrital Record of Orogenic Evolution (Posters)
159
T6. Geoarchaeology of Prehistoric Earthworks
160
T8. U.S. Energy Resources: Options, Scenarios, and Policy
161
T27. Better Living Through Geochemistry: Fostering an Understanding of Terrestrial Paleoenvironments and Paleoclimates
162
T52. Preparing Future K–12 Teachers of Earth Science
164
T110. Magnetostratigraphy of Critical Intervals in Earth History: Contributions to Geochronology, Geobiology, Paleogeography, and Global Change
165
T111. The Late Cretaceous–Early Tertiary Interval in the Atlantic Coastal Plain
166
T114. The Dynamic Reef and Shelly Communities of the Paleozoic: A Tribute to the Research Career of Paul Copper
167
T122. Asteroids, Meteorites and the Early History of the Solar System—G.K. Gilbert Award Session
168
T124. Forensic Geoscience: In Practice and in Teaching
169
T138. Using Detrital Zircon Geochronology to Answer Geologic Questions We Formerly Could Not Ask
172
T19. Distribution of Arsenic and Related Metalloids in Surface and Ground Waters: Controls and Challenges (Posters)
173
T42. Visualization in the Geosciences (Posters)
174
T46. Teaching Hydrogeology in the 21st Century (Posters)
175
T66. Emerging and Innovative Approaches to Groundwater Modeling (Posters)
176
T75. Chemical and Hydrological Interactions in the Evolution and Control of Coal and Metal Mine Drainage (Posters)
177
T94. The Spatial and Temporal Variability of Ground Water Recharge (Posters)
178
T115. Fossil Behavior (Posters): In Honor of Adolf Seilacher

4:30 PM-5:30 PM

163
T75. Chemical and Hydrological Interactions in the Evolution and Control of Coal and Metal Mine Drainage II

Wednesday, 25 October 2006

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

186
T2. Alluvial Geoarchaeology of Large River Valleys I
187
T25. Water-Quality Issues in Sole-Source and Principal Aquifers in the U.S.
188
T36. Surficial Processes at the Hyperarid Limit: Current Research in the Atacama Desert, Chile I
189
T54. Translating Earth: Conceptions Research in Earth Science Education
190
T56. Successful Strategies for Recruiting and Retaining Undergraduate Geoscience Majors
191
T70. Groundwater Flow and Contaminant Fate, Transport and Remediation in Fractured Soil, Sediment and Rock
192
T78. Geochemical and Hydrologic Linkages Between Shallow and Deep Groundwaters
193
T87. Stream-hyporheic Interactions: Hydrology, Geochemistry, and Biology
194
T94. The Spatial and Temporal Variability of Ground Water Recharge
195
T105. Paleosols, Proxies, and Paleoenvironments I
196
T112. Extinction, Dwarfing and the Lilliput Effect
197
T115. Fossil Behavior I: In Honor of Adolf Seilacher
198
T137. Epi-continental Seas in the Geological Record: The Limitations of the Uniformitarian Paradigm I
199
T144. Deformation in Sedimentary Rocks I: A Tribute to Richard H. Groshong, Jr.
204
T44. Beyond the Content: Teaching Scientific and Citizenship Skills in the Geosciences (Posters)
205
T57. We Can Do Better: Alternatives to the Same Old Lab-Lecture Format in the College Classroom (Posters)
206
T134. Back to the Future of Sedimentary Geology: Student Research in Sedimentary Geology (Posters)
207
T138. Using Detrital Zircon Geochronology to Answer Geologic Questions We Formerly Could Not Ask (Posters)

1:30 PM-5:30 PM

215
T2. Alluvial Geoarchaeology of Large River Valleys II
216
T36. Surficial Processes at the Hyperarid Limit: Current Research in the Atacama Desert, Chile II
217
T57. We Can Do Better: Alternatives to the Same Old Lab-Lecture Format in the College Classroom
218
T65. Detection of Voids, Tunnels and Collapse Features
219
T81. Physical, Chemical, and Biological Controls on Remediation of Chlorinated Solvents in Fractured Rock
220
T84. Novel Applications of Tracers to Characterize and Distinguish Multiple Transport Phenomena at Various Scales
221
T105. Paleosols, Proxies, and Paleoenvironments II
222
T113. Applied Reef Coral Paleoecology
223
T115. Fossil Behavior II: In Honor of Adolf Seilacher
224
T133. Late Permian–Early Triassic Earth
225
T137. Epi-continental Seas in the Geological Record: The Limitations of the Uniformitarian Paradigm II
226
T144. Deformation in Sedimentary Rocks II: A Tribute to Richard H. Groshong, Jr.
235
T49. Building New and Rebuilding Defunct College and University Geoscience Programs for the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities, Successes and Failures (Posters)
236
T120. Minerals, Melts, Fluids, and the Evolution of Mountain Belts (Posters): A Tribute to Maria Luisa Crawford