Session: Coastal and Aeolian Geomorphology Processes and Landforms (Posters)

177

Contemporary Geomorphology of a Large Parabolic Dune on the East Shore of Lake Michigan, USA
Luke A. Pettinga, Calvin College; Deanna van Dijk, Calvin College

148-2

178

Deposition and Preservation of Estuarine Sediment, Turnagain Arm, Cook Inlet, Alaska
Darron G. deBoer, Kansas State University; Allen W. Archer, Kansas State University

148-3

179

Evidence of Hydrothermal Venting Recorded in Sediment Cores along the Fonualei Rift and Spreading Center in the NE Lau Basin
Kiseong Hyeong, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Jonguk Kim, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Chanmin Yoo, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Kyeong-Yong Lee, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Hyun Sub Kim, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute

148-4

180

Geological Controls on the Distribution of Oyster Reefs and Substrates in Copano Bay, Texas
Erin Weaver, Texas A&M University; Marie Herbort, Texas A&M University; Tim Dellapenna, Texas A&M Univ at Galveston; James Simons, Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife

148-5

181

Morphological Variation of a Swash Zone
Gemma Barrett, Texas A&M University

148-6

182

Multi-Proxy Ostracode Analyses of Paleosalinity in Two Bays, Vieques, Puerto Rico
Satrio A. Wicaksono, Wesleyan University; Suzanne O'Connell, Wesleyan University; Laura R. Robertson, Vanderbilt University; Jennifer A. Bourdeau, Mount Holyoke College; Tim C. Ku, Wesleyan University; Anna M. Martini, Amherst College

148-7

183

NEPTUNE Canada Regional Cabled Observatory: Transforming Ocean Science
M.M.R. Best, University of Victoria; B.D. Bornhold, University of Victoria; C.R. Barnes, University of Victoria

148-8

184

Nutrient Chemistry of Chukchi Sea Sediments
Nicholas Reed, Arkansas State University; Nate Bickford, University of Alaska; Robyn Hannigan

148-9

185

Optical Dating of Paleoshoreline Features in Northeastern Florida, USA
Kevin Burdette, McMaster University; W. Jack Rink, McMaster University; David Mallinson, East Carolina University

148-10

186

Redefining the Model of Barrier Island Formation along a Paraglacial Coast: Plum Island, Massachusetts
Emily A. Carruthers, Boston University; Christopher J. Hein, Boston University; Duncan M. FitzGerald, Boston University; Byron D. Stone, U.S. Geological Survey; Mary S. Ellison, Boston University

148-11

187

Salt Marsh Erosion at Fort Pulaski, Georgia
Tim Brunk, Texas A&M University

148-12

188

Seasonal and Long-Term Variations of Particle Fluxes Induced by Shifting ITCZ Location in the Northeast Pacific
Hyung Jeek Kim, KORDI; Kiseong Hyeong, KORDI; Dongseon Kim, KORDI; Sang-Bum Chi, KORDI; Cheong-Kee Park, KORDI; Ki-Hyune Kim, KORDI; B.K. Khim, Pusan National University

148-13

189

Sedimentology, Stratigraphy and Geophysics of An Inner Shelf Shoal off Choctawhatchee Bay, Florida, USA
Amy L. Spaziani, Louisiana State University; Gregory W. Stone, Louisiana State University; Baozhu Liu, Louisiana State University; Felix Jose, Louisiana State University

148-14

190

Skeletal Growth Rates in Modern Reef-Building Corals (Acropora palmata, Acropora cervicornis, Porites porites var. divaricata, and Montastrea annularis): Belize Barrier Reef
Jason A. Heivilin, Grand Valley State University; Patricia E. Videtich, Grand Valley State University

148-15

191

The Foraminiferal Signature of Hurricanes: Mississippi Delta, Shelf, and Canyon, Northern Gulf of Mexico, USA
David M. VanDeVelde, East Carolina University; Stephen J. Culver, East Carolina University; Reide Corbett, East Carolina University; J.P. Walsh, East Carolina University

148-16

192

Transport of Fine-Grained Estuarine Sediment by Gravity-Driven Movement of the Nepheloid Layer, Long Island Sound
L.J. Poppe, USGS; K.Y. McMullen, USGS; S.J. Williams, USGS; J.M. Crocker, NOAA; E.F. Doran, CT-DEP

148-17

193

Underlying Paleochannels Facilitate Barrier Progradation: Bogue Banks, North Carolina
Emily A. Timmons, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; E. Lynne Harden, University of California Santa Cruz; Christopher Freeman, Geodynamics, LLC; Gregory Rudolph, Carteret County Shore Protection Office; Antonio B. Rodriguez, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

148-18

194

Using a Quality-Controlled Database of Holocene Relative Sea-Level Data from Louisiana to Assess Conflicting Hypotheses of Gulf Coast Sea-Level Change
Ping Hu, Tulane University; Torbj�rn E. T�rnqvist, Tulane University; Shiyong Yu, Tulane University; Juan L. Gonz�lez, Tulane University

148 T2. Coastal and Aeolian Geomorphology Processes and Landforms (Posters)(GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)

148 T2. Coastal and Aeolian Geomorphology Processes and Landforms (Posters)
(GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)