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192 T209. Forensic Geology

Monday, 6 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 330B
Presiding:
Cherukupalli E. Nehru
8:00 AM
192-1
The Future of Geoforensics?
Alastair Ruffell, Queen's University, Belfast; Laurance Donnelly, Halcrow Group Ltd; Raymond Murray, University of Montana
8:20 AM
192-2
Forensic Geology in the United Kingdom and the United States
Marianne Stam, California Department of Justice; Raymond C. Murray
8:35 AM
192-3
Specialaizatiion within Foresic Science – the Place of Geology
Cherukupalli E. Nehru, Brooklyn College - CUNY
8:50 AM
192-4
Practical Use of Heavy Minerals in Forensic Studies
Wayne C. Isphording, N/A
9:05 AM
192-5
Cathodoluminescence as a Forensic Tool
Graham F. Peaslee, Hope College; JoAnn Buscaglia, FBI Laboratory; Christopher S. Palenik, Microtrace LLC
9:25 AM
192-6
Exploring the Use of Crystal-Chemistry Based Manipulations of Digital X-Ray Maps as a Method of Discriminating among Soil Samples
Craig S. Schwandt, McCrone Associates, Inc
9:40 AM
192-7
Trace Element Chemistry of Human Teeth - Leaching of Metals from Dental Amalgam
Sonali Gera, Arkansas State University - Arkansas Biosciences Institute; Roger Buchanan, Arkansas State University; Robyn Hannigan, Arkansas State Univ
9:55 AM
192-8
Groundwater Supply and Construction Problems Related to a Bedrock High in Glacial Terrain, West Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Terry R. West, Purdue University; Linda Sylvester, Purdue University
10:10 AM
192-9
Pyrometamorphic Marbles: An Excursion into Forensic Archeology
Thomas J. Williams, University of Idaho; Jill Bassett, Umatilla National Forest
10:25 AM
192-10
The Largest Act of Environmental Warfare in History
Steven I. Dutch, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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