SGE Poster Session at GSA Meeting

Congratulations goes to Steven P. Loheide II, winner of the Austin A. Sartin Best Paper Award. The title of his poster was A New System for Performing Slug Tests in Formations of Low Hydraulic Conductivity.  Steven worked with  J. M. Healey,  and J. J. Butler Jr., of the Kansas Geological Survey, University of Kansas on this project.
Also, Alfonso M. Munoz was awarded the SGE National Council Best Poster Award.  Alfonso presented a paper entitled  Distribution of Lithologies in the Earth's Continental Mantle.  Alfonso worked with Elizabeth Y. Anthony, Thomas Williams, Jacqueline Arellano, Hairani Blanchard, Miguel Dominquez-Acosta, Gred Dumond, Lizbet Guijarro and Eliza Hollaway at the University of Texas - El Paso.

Sequence Number, Author, Title

• Aaron L. Janssen, with Wayne I. Anderson, Department of Earth Science, University of Northern Iowa, COST-EFFECTIVE METHOD OF FOURIER SHAPE ANALYSIS

 
• Shane V. Smith, with Greg H. Mack, Geological Sciences Department, New Mexico State University,  BASIN AND RANGE EVOLUTION AS RECORDED BY THE CENOZOIC GILA CONGLOMERATE IN THE AREA OF VIRDEN, NEW MEXICO

 
• Matthew D. Fleahman, with James W. Castle, Department of Geological Sciences, Clemson University; Alan P. Byrnes, Kansas Geological Survey, PETROLOGY OF LOWER SILURIAN SANDSTONES, APPALACHIAN BASIN: REGIONAL DEPOSITIONAL CONTROLS ON POROSITY AND PERMEABILITY

 
• Christopher M. Hare, Department of Geosciences, University of Tulsa, WELL LOG ANALYSIS USING SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES

 
• Bernadette D. Acker, with Cynthia G. Fisher, Zona Y. Mahar, Department of Geology and Astronomy, West Chester University, EXAMINATION OF DIGITAL IMAGE ANALYSIS AS A METHOD FOR STUDYING PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAL POROSITY, MID-CRETACEOUS WESTERN INTERIOR GREENHORN SEA

 
• Matthew Badiali, with Jacqueline Gallagher, Department of Geography and Geology, Florida Atlantic University, THE ORIGIN AND SIGNIFICANCE OF SUGAR RIDGE, A LACUSTRINE BEACH RIDGE ON THE OF LAKE OKEECHOBEE, FLORIDA

 
• M. M. Ashworth, with A. L. Rhodes, Geology Dept., Smith College, J. B. Kearsley, MANSHESP, GEOCHEMISTRY OF AN IMPACTED BOG IN GARDNER, MASSACHUSETTS

 
• Songlin Cheng, with Jennine M. St. Clair, Department of Geological Sciences, Wright State University, IRON GEOCHEMISTRY OF A CONSTRUCTED FEN

 
• Cliff Lightfoot, with Michael J. Valentine, Geology Department, University of Puget Sound, PALEOMAGNETIC ANALYSIS OF BASALT FLOWS OF THE CRESCENT FORMATION, OLYMPIC PENINSULA, WASHINGTON

 
• David W. Farris, with John P. Craddock, Macalester College, EXAMINATION OF THE STRESS-STRAIN FIELDS SURROUNDING THE MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE IN ICELAND USING CALCITE TWIN ANALYSIS

 
• Karen E. Dodson, Department of Geology, Occidental College, MIOCENE OROGEN-PARALLEL EXTENSION IN THE COAST MOUNTAINS, BRITISH COLUMBIA

 
• Aubrey Zerkle, with Bruce W. Fouke, Department of Geology, University of Illinois; Wlater Alvarez, Department of Geology and Geophysics, University California, Berkeley; Enrico Tavarnelli, Centro di Geodinamica, Universita' della Basilicata, Potenza, Italy,  CATHODOLUMINESCENCE PETROGRAPHY ACROSS THE HEART MOUNTAIN ALLOCHTHON DETACHMENT SURFACE (WYOMING)

 
• Freddy Corredor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University, THREE-DIMENSIONAL KINEMATIC MODEL OF EVOLUTION OF THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE EASTERN TRUST FRONT OF THE EASTERN CORDILLERA, COLUMBIA: INTERACTION BETWEEN THIN-SKINNED AND BASIN INVERSION

 
• Riley Flanagan-Brown, Department of Geological Sciences, University of Maine, MICROGRANULAR MAFIC ENCLAVES AS EVIDENCE FOR MINGLING AND MIXING OF A MAFIC MAGMA WITH THE LUCERNE GRANITE OF CENTRAL MAINE

 
• Amy Hutt, with N. J. McMillan, Department of Geological Science, New Mexico State University; V. T. Mclemore, M. Heizler, New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Min. Res., MID-TERTIARY ALKALINE IGNEOUS ROCKS FROM THE EASTERN FLANK OF THE RIO GRANDE RIFT: EARLY STAGES OF EXENSIONS OR THE END OF SUBDUCTION-RELATED MAGMATISM?

 
• Janice Boller, with N. J. McMillan, Department of Geological Science, New Mexico State University; V. T. Mclemore, New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Min. Res.,THE LOBO HILL ALKALINE COMPLEX: CAMBRIAN SYENITES AND CARBONATITES NEAR MORIARTY, TORRANCE COUNTY, NEW MEXICO

 
• Ahmad Handoklow, with Karen S. Bartels, Earth Science, Northeastern Illinois University, ORIGIN OF ANDESITE-RHYOLITE LAVA OF THE ACATLAN VOLCANIC FIELD, MEXICO: EVIDENCE FROM PETROLOGIC STUDIES

 
• Suzanne Orrell, with Ethan C. Plank, C. Clechenko, Department of Geosciences, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NEW THERMOBAROMETRIC RESULTS FROM GNEISSES OF THE SOUTHEASTERNMOST ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS, NY

 
• Cory Clechenko, with S. E. Orrell, Department of Geosciences, Hobart and William Smith Colleges; Karen Harpp, Department of Geology, Colgate University, TRACE AND RARE EARTH ELEMENT COMPOSITIONS OF K-FELDSPARS FROM LEUCOSOMES, HOST GNEISS, AND PEGMATITES IN METAPELITIC GNEISSES, SOUTHEASTERNMOST ADIRONDACKS, NY

 
• Myo Myint Marlar, with Yoshimichi Kajiwara, Kosei Komuro, Institute of Geocience, University of Tsukuba Japan, UNUSUAL PHASE OF PB-SB-S AND RELATED MINERALS OF THE MARIA TERESA MASSIVE SULPHIDE DEPOSITS AT CENTRAL PERU

 
• Keri B. Drenner, with Kenneth J. De Nault, Department of Earth Science, University of Northern Iowa,  SIZE GRADE AND HEAVY MINERAL ANALYSIS OF PENNSYLVANIAN-AGE SANDS OF IOWA

 
• Kelly M. Knight, with Kenneth J. De Nault, Department of Earth Science, University of Northern Iowa, CONSTRUCTION OF A LEHMAN SEISMOMETER

 
• Ben M. White, with S. L. Seifert, B. W. Hitchcock, C. L. Connor, Environmental Science, University Alaska Southeast, Juneau; S. O'Neel, R. J. Motyka, Geophysical Institute, University Alaska Fairbanks, 1999 RESULTS OF STUDENT FIELD SURVEY AT LECONTE TIDEWATER GLACIER, SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

 
• Christian Stoddard, with Rob Blair, Geology Department, Fort Lewis College,  MOVEMENT OF THE SNOWDON ROCK GLACIER, SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS COLORADO

 
• Douglas J. Anderson, Department of Anthropology, University of Colorado, A GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERIZATION STUDY OF NARBONA PASS CHERT

 
• Christina M. O'Connor, with Eric G. Frost, Department of Geological Sciences, San Diego State University, HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING AND COMPUTER VISUALIZATION OF THE GOLD MINERALIZATION WITHIN THE COLORADO RIVER HIGHLY EXTENDED TERRANE SYSTEM AT OATMAN, ARIZONA

 
• Traci L. McMillin, with Mark J. Abolins, Department of Geography and Geology, Middle Tennessee State University, THE EXPRESSION OF FLOODS ON VISIBLE/INFRARED SATELLITE IMAGES OF THE OBION RIVER, NORTHWESTERN TENNESSEE

 
• Maija E. Schellpeper, with Ron J. Steele, Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Wyoming, DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN HYPERPYCNAL-PRODUCED TURBIDITES AND SLUMP-PRODUCED TURBIDITES USING GRADING, ORGANIC MATTER, BED GEOMETRY AND SEDIMENTARY CHARACTER