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GSA2016 ANNUAL MEETING & EXPOSITION
420. Pinedale Glacial History of the Upper Arkansas River 430. New Perspectives on a 140-Year Legacy of Mining and
Valley: New Moraine Chronologies, Modeling Results, and Abandoned Mine Cleanup in the San Juan Mountains,
Geologic Mapping. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. Cosponsor: GSA Colorado. Four days: Thurs.–Sun., 29 Sept.–2 Oct. Cosponsors:
Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology. Leaders: Avriel D. U.S. Geological Survey Central Mineral and Environmental
Schweinsberg; Jason P. Briner; Ralph R. Shroba; Joseph M. Resources Science Center; Navarro Research and Engineering Inc.
Licciardi; Eric M. Leonard; Keith A. Brugger. (contractor to the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Legacy
Management). Leaders: Douglas B. Yager; Raymond H. Johnson;
421. Restoring the Headwaters of the Arkansas River: A Bike and David L. Fey.
Underground Tour of the Leadville Mining District and
Modern Reclamation Efforts to Minimize the Effects of Acid 431. Slime, Redbeds, and Evaporites in an Eolianite Sandwich:
Mine Drainage. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. Cosponsor: Colorado The Permian-Triassic of Colorado & Southeastern Wyoming.
Mountain College, Leadville, Colorado, USA. Leader: Jacob One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. Leaders: James W. Hagadorn; Karen R.
Mohrmann. Whiteley; Bonita L. Lahey; Woods J. Alee.
422. Roadside Faults, Folds, Fossils, Crystals, and Diamond 432. Conodonts and Early Fish in Colorado’s Shallow, Early
Pipes—Sampling the Geologic Diversity of Northern Colorado. Paleozoic Seas. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. Leaders: F. Nicole Peavey;
One day: Sat., 24 Sept. Leaders: Uwe Kackstaetter; Barbara Ivan J. Sansom Sr.
EchoHawk.
433. Sandstones and Utah’s Canyon Country: Deposition,
423. The Consequences of Living with Geology. One day: Sat., Diagenesis, Exhumation, and Landscape Evolution. Four days:
24 Sept. Cosponsors: American Institute of Professional Thurs.–Sun., 29 Sept.–2 Oct. Cosponsor: SEPM (Society for
Geologists; Association of Engineering and Environmental Sedimentary Geology). Leaders: David B. Loope; Richard M.
Geologists. Leaders: David M. Abbott Jr.; David C. Noe. Kettler; Peter W. Reiners; Kendra Murray; Joel L. Pederson.
During the Meeting 434. U.S. Geological Survey Collections: Understanding the Past
to Create a Future—Tour Three Federal Repositories,
424. Kirk Bryan Field Trip: Quaternary Landslides, Fluvial Paleontological Collections, Core Research Center, National Ice
Terraces, and Recent Geomorphic Events along the Colorado Core Laboratory. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. Cosponsor: U.S.
Front Range. One day: Tues., 27 Sept. Cosponsors: GSA Geological Survey. Leaders: Natalie E. Latysh; Kevin C. McKinney.
Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Boulder
Creek Critical Zone Observatory; Colorado Scientific Society. 435. How to Make the Lights Turn on with a Clap—A Tour of
Leaders: Melissa A. Foster; Robert S. Anderson. Colorado’s Energy Grid. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. Cosponsors:
Colorado School of Mines Energy and Minerals Field Institute;
After the Meeting Colorado Geological Survey. Leaders: Barry Martin; Tom Sladek;
Karen A. Berry.
425. Late Holocene Landscape Evolution in the White River
Badlands. Four days: Fri.–Sun., 29 Sept.–2 Oct. Leaders: Patrick 436. Contrasting Structural Setting for 1.4 Ga Granites in the
Burkhart; Paul Baldauf. Southern Sangre De Cristo Mountains, New Mexico: Evidence
for Partitioned Intracratonic Deformation. Three days: Thurs.–
426. Middle to Late Cenozoic Geology and Geomorphology of Sat., 29 Sept.–1 Oct. Leaders: Jennifer Lindline; Howell Bosbyshell.
the Laramie Mountains, Wyoming. Two days: Thurs.–Fri., 29–
30 Sept. Cosponsor: Colorado Scientific Society. Leader: Emmett
Evanoff.
427. Progressive Development of Basement-Involved Foreland Associated Society GSA TODAY | www.geosociety.org/gsatoday
Thrust Belts: Results from the NSF/EarthScope Bighorn Project Field Trip
Applied to the Laramide Orogeny in the Colorado Front Range.
One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. Leaders: Eric A. Erslev; Karen Aydinian; Society of Economic Geologists (SEG)
Laura E. Kennedy.
Pre-meeting: Mineral Deposits and Geology of the Silver
428. South Park: Complex Structure and Stratigraphy Create City Mining District and Owyhee Mountains, Southwestern
One of Colorado’s Crown Jewels. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. Idaho. Three and a half days: arrive Tuesday evening,
Cosponsors: Colorado Geological Survey; Colorado Scientific 20 Sept., in Silver City, Idaho, USA; depart 9 a.m. Saturday,
Society; Coalition for the Upper South Platte. Leaders: Peter 24 Sept. Note: This field trip begins and ends at the Boise,
Barkmann; Marieke Dechesne; Edward J. Sterne; Karen J. Houck. Idaho, USA, airport (BOI). Leaders: Jim Saunders, saundja@
auburn.edu; Matt Brueseke; Virginia Gillerman. Register via
429. Large Hydrothermal Systems above the Yellowstone the SEG website at www.segweb.org/events.
Magma Chamber. Five days: Thurs.–Mon., 29 Sept.–3 Oct.
Leaders: Lisa A. Morgan; W.C. Pat Shanks; Robert A. Sohn.
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