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GSA CONNECTS 2021
                                      Scientific Field Trips


                                               Descriptions and leader bios are online.



         401. Warren Hamilton Field Trip: Dikes, Vents, and Magma   410. Tectonics and Paleogeography of a Post-Accretionary
         Transport in the Columbia River Flood Basalt Province.   Forearc Basin, Coos Bay Basin, SW Oregon. Fri.–Sun., 8–10 Oct.
         Tues.–Sat., 5–9 Oct. Leaders: Joseph Biasi, California Institute of   Endorser: GSA Sedimentary Geology Division. Leader: John
         Technology; Rachel Lynn Hampton; Leif Karlstrom; Kendra Murray;   Armentrout, Cascade Stratigraphics.
         John A. Wolff.
                                                               411. Terroir of Wine of the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
         402. Deep-Water Deposits of the Eocene Tyee Formation.   Fri., 8 Oct. Leader: Scott Burns, Portland State University.
         Thurs.–Sat., 7–9 Oct. Leaders: Michael Sweet, University of Texas
         at Austin Institute for Geophysics; Gwladys Gaillot; Manasij Santra.   412. Geology of the Columbia Gorge and the Effects of Wildfire
                                                               There. Sat., 9 Oct. Leader: Scott Burns, Portland State University.
         403. From the Ocean to the Mountains: How Pacific Coast
         Geology Shapes Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystems. Thurs.–Sat.,   413. Developing Landslide Chronologies Using Landslide-
         7–9 Oct. Endorsers: NOAA Teacher at Sea; Climate Literacy and   Dammed Lakes of the Oregon Coast Range. Sat., 9 Oct.
         Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN); Edmunds Central School   Endorsers: GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology
         District. Leaders: Spencer Cody, Edmunds Central School District;   Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division.
         John McAlpin; Tom Savage.                             Leaders: Logan Wetherell; William Struble; Sean LaHusen.

         404. River versus Arc: The Geology of the Columbia River   414. Living with Volcanoes in the Pacific Northwest.
         Gorge. Thurs.–Sat., 7–9 Oct. Endorsers: GSA Quaternary   Sat., 9 Oct. Leader: Gina Roberti, Mount St. Helens Institute.
         Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology
         and Tectonics Division. Leaders: Jim E. O’Connor, U.S.   415. John Day Basin of Oregon and the Evolution of Landscapes
         Geological Survey; Ray E. Wells; Scott Bennett; Charles M.   and Ecosystems through the Cenozoic. Thurs.–Fri., 14–15 Oct.
         Cannon; Lydia Staisch; Gabriel Gordon; Anthony Pivarunas.   Endorser: John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. Leaders:
                                                               Nicholas A. Famoso, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument;
         405. A Volcanic Tour of Central Oregon: Newberry Volcano   Samantha S.B. Hopkins; Joshua X. Samuels.
         Geothermal Scientific Drilling and Fort Rock Geoarchaeological
         Sites. Thurs.–Sat., 7–9 Oct. Endorsers: GSA Continental Scientific   416. Exploring an Eccentric Era of Explosivity and Extension
         Drilling Division; GSA Geoarchaeology Division; GSA   in the Central Oregon Cascades Arc: The Deschutes Formation
         Limnogeology Division; Oregon State University College of Earth,   Ignimbrite Flare-up. Thurs.–Sat., 14–16 Oct. Leaders: Bradley W.
         Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences. Leaders: Adam Schulz, Oregon   Pitcher, Vanderbilt University; Anita L. Grunder; Adam J.R. Kent.
         State University; Alain Bonneville; Johan C. Varekamp;
         Andrew Meigs; Tom Connolly; Jayde Hirniak; Marie Jackson.   417. Flood Basalts, Rhyolites, and Subsequent Volcanism of
                                                               the Columbia River Magmatic Province in Eastern Oregon.
         406. Silicic Lava Domes of the Cascades of Oregon and   Thurs.–Sun., 14–17 Oct. Leaders: Emily Cahoon, Washington
         Northern California. Thurs.–Sun., 7–10 Oct. Leaders: Jonathan   State University; Martin J. Streck; Mark L. Ferns.
         Fink; Steven W. Anderson.
                                                               418. Mount St. Helens—Four Decades of Geologic, Geomorphic,
         407. A Slice into Time: Stories Written in the Walls of the   Ecologic, and Engineering Insights and Challenges Since its
         Columbia River Gorge. Fri., 8 Oct. Leader: Gina Roberti,    1980 Eruption. Thurs., 14 Oct. Endorser: GSA Quaternary
         Mount St. Helens Institute.                           Geology and Geomorphology Division (Kirk Bryan Field Trip).
                                                               Leaders: Jon Major, U.S. Geological Survey Cascades Volcano
         408. Paleofloods and Earthquakes: Hydrologic and Seismic   Observatory; Scott Burns; Patrick Pringle.
         Loadings for USACE Dams in Central Oregon. Fri.–Sat., 8–9 Oct.
         Endorser: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Leaders: Keith Kelson,    419. Stream Corridor Enhancement: Techniques for Bringing
         U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Dam Safety Production Center;    Greater Stream Function into the City. Thurs., 14 Oct.
         Erica Medley.                                         Endorser: Clean Water Services. Leaders: Anne MacDonald;
                                                               Matthew Brennan; Dennis O’Connor.
         409. Pleistocene Landscapes and Geoarchaeology of the Oregon
         Coast. Fri.–Sat., 8–9 Oct. Endorsers: Oregon State University,   420. The Mount Hood Fault Zone—Active Tectonics at the
         Department of Anthropology; Pacific Slope Archaeological   Crest of the Dynamic Cascade Range. Thurs.–Fri., 14–15 Oct.
         Laboratory. Leaders: Loren Davis, Oregon State University;    Leaders: Ian Madin; Scott Bennett; Ashley R. Streig.
         Steve Jenevein; Michele Punke.



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