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GSA2016 ANNUAL MEETING & EXPOSITION
417A. An Accessible Journey through Geologic Time in Central
Colorado. For higher education students with disabilities and
geoscience faculty. Must apply to attend; check the meeting
website. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. US$50; limited student/ECP
price: US$25 (R, 1 L). Cosponsors: GSA Geoscience Education
Division; International Association for Geoscience Diversity.
417B. An Accessible Journey through Geologic Time in Central
Colorado. For middle and high school students with disabilities
and science teachers. Must apply to attend; check the meeting
website. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. (R, 1 L). Cosponsors: GSA
Geoscience Education Division; International Association for
Geoscience Diversity.
418. Geology, Hydrology, Water Rights, and History of the
Mineral Waters of Manitou Springs. One day: Sat., 24 Sept.
US$120; limited student/ECP price: US$60 (R, 1 L).
419. Management of Acid Mine Drainage in the Colorado
Mineral Belt. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. US$195; limited student/
ECP price: US$99 (1 L/D). Cosponsor: Hatch Associates
Consultants, Lakewood, Colorado, USA.
420. Pinedale Glacial History of the Upper Arkansas River
Valley: New Moraine Chronologies, Modeling Results, and
Geologic Mapping. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. US$85; limited
student/ECP price: US$45 (R, 1 L). Cosponsor: GSA Quaternary
Geology and Geomorphology.
421. Restoring the Headwaters of the Arkansas River: A Bike and
Underground Tour of the Leadville Mining District and
Modern Reclamation Efforts to Minimize the Effects of Acid
Mine Drainage. One day: Sat., 24 Sept. US$99; limited student/
ECP price: US$50 (R, 1 B). Cosponsor: Colorado Mountain College,
Leadville, Colorado, USA.
422. Roadside Faults, Folds, Fossils, Crystals, and Diamond Pipes Paleozoic Seas. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. US$110; limited
—Sampling the Geologic Diversity of Northern Colorado. One
day: Sat., 24 Sept. US$99; limited student/ECP price: US$50 (R).
423. The Consequences of Living with Geology. One day: Sat.,
24 Sept. US$110; limited student/ECP price: US$55 (R, 1 L).
Cosponsors: American Institute of Professional Geologists;
Association of Engineering and Environmental Geologists.
During the Meeting
424. Kirk Bryan Field Trip: Quaternary Landslides, Fluvial
Terraces, and Recent Geomorphic Events along the Colorado
Front Range. One day: Tues., 27 Sept. US$99; limited student/
ECP price: US$50 (R, 1 L). Cosponsors: GSA Quaternary Geology
and Geomorphology Division; Boulder Creek Critical Zone
Observatory; Colorado Scientific Society.
After the Meeting
425. Late Holocene Landscape Evolution in the White River
Badlands. Four days: Fri.–Sun., 29 Sept.–2 Oct. US$525; limited
student/ECP price: US$275 (R, 4 L, 3 D/ON).
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426. Middle to Late Cenozoic Geology and Geomorphology of GSA TODAY | www.geosociety.org/gsatoday
the Laramie Mountains, Wyoming. Two days: Thurs.–Fri.,
29–30 Sept. US$199; limited student/ECP price: US$99 (R, 2 L,
1 ON). Cosponsor: Colorado Scientific Society.
427. Progressive Development of Basement-Involved Foreland
Thrust Belts: Results from the NSF/EarthScope Bighorn Project
Applied to the Laramide Orogeny in the Colorado Front Range.
One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. US$75; limited student/ECP price:
US$40 (R, 1 L).
428. South Park: Complex Structure and Stratigraphy Create
One of Colorado’s Crown Jewels. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept.
US$99; limited student/ECP price: US$50 (R, 1 L). Cosponsors:
Colorado Geological Survey; Colorado Scientific Society; Coalition
for the Upper South Platte.
429. Large Hydrothermal Systems above the Yellowstone
Magma Chamber. Five days: Thurs.–Mon., 29 Sept.–3 Oct.
US$599; limited student/ECP price: US$300 (R, 5 L, 1 D, 4 ON).
430. New Perspectives on a 140-Year Legacy of Mining and
Abandoned Mine Cleanup in the San Juan Mountains,
Colorado. Four days: Thurs.–Sun., 29 Sept.–2 Oct. US$650;
limited student/ECP price: US$325 (R, 4 L, 3 D/ON). Cosponsors:
U.S. Geological Survey Central Mineral and Environmental
Resources Science Center; Navarro Research and Engineering Inc.
(contractor to the U.S. Dept. of Energy Office of Legacy
Management).
431. Slime, Redbeds, and Evaporites in an Eolianite Sandwich:
The Permian-Triassic of Colorado & Southeastern Wyoming.
One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. US$85; limited student/ECP price:
US$45 (R, 1 L).
432. Conodonts and Early Fish in Colorado’s Shallow, Early
student/ECP price: US$55 (R, 1 L).
433. Sandstones and Utah’s Canyon Country: Deposition,
Diagenesis, Exhumation, and Landscape Evolution. Four days:
Thurs.–Sun., 29 Sept.–2 Oct. US$575; limited student/ECP
price: US$295 (R, 4 L, 3 ON). Cosponsor: SEPM (Society for
Sedimentary Geology). Trip begins and ends in Grand Junction,
Colorado.
434. U.S. Geological Survey Collections: Understanding the
Past to Create a Future—Tour Three Federal Repositories,
Paleontological Collections, Core Research Center, National
Ice Core Laboratory. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. US$10; limited
student/ECP price: US$5. No transportation included. Cosponsor:
U.S. Geological Survey.
435. How to Make the Lights Turn on with a Clap—A Tour of
Colorado’s Energy Grid. One day: Thurs., 29 Sept. US$99;
limited student/ECP price: US$50 (R, 1 L). Cosponsors: Colorado
School of Mines Energy and Minerals Field Institute; Colorado
Geological Survey.
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