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203 Environmental Geoscience I - Natural Hazard Assessment, 3D Modeling, and Site Characterization

Oral Session
General Discipline Sessions
Monday, 6 October 2008: 1:30 PM-5:30 PM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 310BE

Presiding:
Stanley Church and Jennifer M. Smith-Engle
1:30 PM
203-1
South Texas Gulf Beach Maintenance as a Geological Process
Jennifer M. Smith-Engle, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
1:45 PM
203-2
Interregional Comparison of Karst Disturbance: West-Central Florida and Southeast Italy
Leslie North, University of South Florida; Philip van beynen, University of South Florida; Mario Parise, National Research Council of Italy - CERST
2:00 PM
203-3
Investigation of Pre-Settlement Floodplain Conditions In Preparation for River Restoration In Southwest Wisconsin
Julia K. Ferguson, University of Wisconsin-Madison
2:15 PM
203-4
A Plant-Based Approach to Remediating a Nitrate-Contaminated Soil/aquifer System IN a Desert Environment
Fiona Jordan; Jody Waugh, S. M. Stoller Corporation; Edward P. Glenn, University of Arizona; Mark Brusseau, University of Arizona; K.C. Carroll, University of Arizona
2:30 PM
203-6
ANALYSIS of Environmental Tracer Data to Help Determine Sources of High Nitrate Ground WATER IN Sanpete and Central Sevier Valleys, Central Utah
Janae Wallace
2:45 PM
Break
3:00 PM
203-7
Wetlands in Coastal Settings: Water Contaminant Treatment and Restoration as a Function of Elevation and Hydroperiod
Timothy T. Eaton, Queens College CUNY; Chuixiang Yi, Queens College CUNY; Rebecca Boger, Brooklyn College
3:15 PM
203-8
Catastrophic Release of Sediment from Orland Reservoir into the Fawn River, Northwestern Indiana, USA: Assessment of Flow, Sediment Dynamics, and Deposits
Michael J. Zaleha, Wittenberg University
3:30 PM
203-9
Determination of Premining Geochemical Background and Delineation of Extent of Sediment Contamination In Blue Creek Downstream from Midnite Mine, Stevens County, Washington
Stanley E. Church, U.S. Geological Survey; Frederick E. Kirschner
3:45 PM
203-10
The Role of Soil Components Such as Charge Characteristics on the Mobility of Contaminants Leached down Gradient of the Ordot Landfill Area In Central Guam
Mohammad Golabi, College of Natural and Applied Sciences; Gary R.W. Denton, College of Natural and Applied Sciences
4:00 PM
203-11
Stimulated Release of Natural Arsenic from Organic Matter Decomposition in Unlined Landfills
Benjamin C. Bostick, Dartmouth College; Carl Renshaw, Dartmouth College; Jamie L. deLemos, Dartmouth College
4:15 PM
203-12
Soil Properties In the Urban Core of New York City
Richard K. Shaw, NRCS; Nick Azzolina, ENSR Corporation; Yelena Skorobogatov, Consolidated Edison Company of New York; Thomas Nelhls, Technical University of Berlin; Lindsay Reinhardt, NRCS
4:30 PM
203-13
Non-indigenous minerals as evidence of anthropogenic contamination in an urban environment
Wayne Isphording, N/A
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