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GSA 2020 ANNUAL MEETING
Scientific Field Trips

Descriptions and leader biographies are online at https://community.geosociety.org/gsa2020/learn/field.

401. Trace the Steps of 19th-Century French Hydro- 408. Kirk Bryan Field Trip: Pre-LGM Stratigraphic
geologists Henry Darcy and Jean-Baptiste Paramelle. Record in the Central St. Lawrence Lowlands—How Much Ice
Wed., 14 Oct.–Wed., 21 Oct. Leader: Patricia Bobeck. in Southern Québec and Adjacent New England during MIS-3?
Sat., 24 Oct. Cosponsor: GSA Quaternary Geology and
402. Transect of a Hot, Long Orogen: The Grenville Province Geomorphology Division. Leaders: Michel Parent; Lamothe.
of Western Québec. Wed.–Sat., 21–24 Oct. Leaders: Christopher
W. Lambert, Stellenbosch University; Félix Gervais; Charles 409. Geoarchaeology of the Middle Saint Lawrence River
Kavanagh-Lepage. Valley of Southern Québec, Canada. Sat., 24 Oct. Cosponsor:
GSA Geoarchaeology Division. Leaders: Laura R. Murphy,
403. From Obduction to Collision: A Transect across Kansas Geological Survey; Brendan Fenerty; L.M. Joyce Seals;
Ordovician to Devonian Sedimentary Basins of the Québec Adrian Burke.
Appalachians. Wed.–Sat., 21–24 Oct. Cosponsor: Université du
Québec à Montréal. Leaders: Stéphane De Souza, Université du 410. The Hydrology, Biogeochemistry, and Mineralogy
Québec à Montréal; Morgann Perrot, Alain Tremblay. of a Montregian Hill: Mont Sainte Hilaire. Sat., 24 Oct. Leaders:
Peter M Douglas, McGill University; Greg Langston.
404. Eldorado Gold Lamaque. Thurs.–Sat.,
22–24 Oct. Cosponsors: GSA Continental Scientific Drilling 411. Geological Field Trip in the Mount Royal Park.
Division; Eldorado Gold Lamaque. Leader: Timothy John Palmer, Thurs., 29 Oct. Leader: Pierre Bédard, Polytechnique Montréal.
Mississippi State University.
412. A Walking Tour of Ottawa’s Building and Monument Stones.
405. Field Trip to the Adirondack Mountains, in New York Sat., 24 Oct. US$20. Leader: Quentin Gall.
State, to Explore the Regional Geology and to Visit Several
Spectacular Exposures of Magnetite-Apatite (MtAP) Deposits 413. Cambrian–Lower Ordovician of SW Québec–
and Their Hydrothermally Altered Host Rocks. Thurs.–Sat., NE New York. Thurs.–Sat., 29–31 Oct. Leaders: Osman Salad
22–24 Oct. Leaders: John M. Hanchar, Memorial University of Hersi, University of Regina; Ed Landing; David G. Lowe; James
Newfoundland; Jeffrey Chiarenzelli; Marian Lupulescu. Hagadorn; David Franzi.

406. Ancient Earthquake Fault Zone Geology in Coastal Maine. 414. Geology and Wine: What Grows Together, Goes
Fri., 23 Oct. Leaders: Mark T. Swanson, University of Southern Together. Sat., 24 Oct. Leader: Kristyn Jessica Rodzinyak,
Maine; Christie D. Rowe. McGill University; Chimira Andres.

407. Ottawa & Gatineau Accessible Geoheritage Tour. 415. Canada’s Role in Space. Thurs., 29 Oct.
Fri.–Sat., 23–24 Oct. Cosponsors: International Association for Cosponsor: Canadian Space Agency. Leader: Kristyn Jessica
Geoscience Diversity (IAGD); Canadian Geoscience Education Rodzinyak, McGill University.
Network (CGEN). Leaders: Anita M.S. Marshall, University of
Florida; Beth McLarty Halfkenny; Jennifer L. Piatek; Jean 416. Geology and Wine: What Grows Together, Goes
Dougherty; Janice Aylsworth; Lesley Hymers. Together. Fri., 30 Oct. Leader: Kristyn Jessica Rodzinyak, McGill
University; Chimira Andres.

INDUSTRY TRACKS GSA’s field trip program offers trips relevant to applied
geoscientists. Look for these icons, which identify trips in the following areas:

Economic Geology Energy Engineering Hydrogeology and
Environmental Geology

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