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Second Announcement REGISTRATION

CORDILLERAN SECTION Early registration deadline: 29 February
Cancellation deadline: 7 March
112th Annual Meeting of the Cordilleran
Section, GSA REGISTRATION FEES (all fees are in U.S. dollars)
Ontario, California, USA Early Standard
4–6 April 2016
www.geosociety.org/sections/cord/2016mtg/ Full 1 Day Full 1 Day

Photo courtesy of Jade Star Lackey. Professional member $195 $175 $230 $190

LOCATION Professional member 70+ $115 $100 $130 $120
Ontario is ~60 km from the U.S. Pacific coast in the “Inland
Professional nonmember $250 $225 $300 $240
Empire” of the greater Los Angeles Basin. The city is surrounded
by the San Gabriel, San Bernardino, and Santa Ana Mountains, Student member $75 $60 $90 $70
with the San Andreas fault 25 km to the northeast and other
iconic geologic sites such as the Mojave Desert, Joshua Tree Student nonmember $85 $75 $95 $85
National Park, the Peninsular Ranges, and Salton Trough one to
three hours away. K–12 teacher $40 $30 $50 $40
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Guest/spouse $30 n/a $30 n/a

Field Trip/Short Course only $20 n/a $40 n/a

ACCOMMODATIONS

Reservation deadline: 14 March
The meeting will be held in the Ontario Convention Center,

which is a two-minute walk from the headquarters hotel, the
DoubleTree by Hilton, at 222 N. Vineyard Ave., Ontario,
California 91764, USA. GSA has secured a meeting rate of US$129
per night plus tax for single and double occupancy. Reservations
can be made via the meeting website, or you can call the
DoubleTree at +1-909-418-4873 (local) or toll-free at +1-800-222-
8733; reference the group code “Geological Society of America.”

GSA TODAY | JANUARY 2016 TECHNICAL PROGRAM

Abstract deadline: 5 January
Submit your abstract online at www.geosociety.org/Sections/
cord/2016mtg/techprog.htm. Fee: US$15 for students; US$20 for
all others. If you cannot submit an abstract online, please contact
Heather Clark, hclark@geosociety.org, +1-303-357-1018.
T1. Neotectonics and Magmatism in Death Valley and

Southwestern Basin and Range: Jim Calzia, J.R. Knott.
T2. Magma Sources to Volcanoes—Exploring Processes,

Volumes, Storage, and Interconnectivity in Continental
Arcs: Vali Memeti, Robinson Cecil, Adam Ianno, Ana María
Martínez Ardila.
T3. Causes and Consequences of Magmatic and Tectonic
Tempos in Continental and Oceanic Arcs: Scott Paterson,
Barbara Ratschbacher, Joshua Schwartz, Ben Clausen.
T4. Linking Mesozoic Arcs, Tectonics, and Mineral Deposits:
Jason Price, Claire Bucholz, John Dilles.
T5. Insights into the Late Cenozoic Evolution of Crustal
Blocks in Southern California from New Geologic,
Geophysical, and Geomorphic Data: Victoria Langenheim,
Robert Powell, Jonathan Matti, Gary Fuis.
T6. Integrated Volcanic Systems: Coupling and Feedbacks
between Volcanic, Sedimentary, Geomorphic, Climatic,
and Environmental Processes: Benjamin S. Murphy, Nicole
E. Moore.
T7. Hydrogeology of Complex Geologic Settings: Matt Becker,
Thomas M. Seckington.
T8. Hydrogeological Impacts of Urbanization: Barry Hibbs,
W. Richard Laton.