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135 Military Geology in the 21st Century

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Sunday, 5 October 2008: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 342AD

Presiding:
Russell S. Harmon and Christopher Gellasch
8:00 AM
135-1
The Geology and Geography of Forbes Road, Pennsylvania Constructed during the French and Indian War, 1758-1763
Stephen W. Henderson, Oxford College of Emory University
8:15 AM
135-2
No Place to Run, No Place to Hide: Geology, Terrain, and Casualties at Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, and Antietam
Robert C. Whisonant, Radford University; Judy Ehlen, Radford University
8:30 AM
135-3
Evaluation of Groundwater Quality at U.S. and Coalition Forces Bases in Afghanistan
Christopher A. Gellasch, U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine-West
8:45 AM
135-4
Identification of Geologic Variables in Development of An Archeological Predictive Model for Management of Military Lands in Desert Terrains
Thomas F. Bullard, Desert Research Institute; Eric V. McDonald, DRI; Tad Britt, Compass Systems, Inc; Marilyn O. Ruiz, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
9:00 AM
135-5
Quaternary Geologic Studies on the Playas of the Nevada Test and Training Range In Support of the Nellis AFB Training Mission
Robert P. Dickerson, S.M. Stoller Corp; Nicholas Malczyk
9:15 AM
135-6
Using a World-Wide Ecoregional Classification to Identify Similar Environments for Military Operations
Robert G. Bailey, U.S. Forest Service
9:30 AM
135-7
Geoenvironmental Characterization of Tropical Environments for Army Materiel and Human Performance Testing
Russell S. Harmon; Eugene J. Palka, US Military Academy; W. Chris King, US Army Command and General Staff College
9:45 AM
135-8
Integrated Terrain Modeling for Predicting Dust Emission Hazards for Military Operations in Deserts
Eric McDonald, Desert Research Institute; Darko Koracin, Desert Research Institute; Jerrold D. McAlpine, Desert Research Institute; Doug Boyle, Desert Research Institute
10:00 AM
135-9
Near-Surface Characterization for Expeditionary & Homeland Defense
Jason R. McKenna, U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center; Julie R. Kelley, U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center; Thomas E. Berry, U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center; Robert J. Horton, USGS; Lillian D. Wakeley, U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center; Monte L. Pearson, U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center
10:15 AM
135-10
Implications of the Covariation of Soil, Vegetation, and Topography on Soil Moisture Patterns In Two Semiarid Environments
Jeffrey D. Niemann, Colorado State University; Brandon M. Lehman, Colorado State University; Joshua J. Melliger, Colorado State University
10:30 AM
135-11
Mapping of Spatio-Temporally Variable Semi-Arid Soils Using Optical Imagery
Jan Hendrickx, New Mexico Tech; Emily Engle, New Mexico Tech; James Harrison, New Mexico Tech; Brian Borchers, New Mexico Tech; Sung-ho Hong, New Mexico Tech; Kathy Fleming, New Mexico Tech
10:45 AM
135-12
Hydroclimatological Controls on Wind Erosion of Soil Following Wildfire
Joel Sankey, Idaho State University; Matthew J. Germino, Idaho State University; Nancy F. Glenn, Idaho State Univ
11:00 AM
135-13
Weapons Malfunctions and the Reactivity of Iraqi Dust
Eric V. McDonald, Desert Research Institute; Todd Caldwell, Desert Research Institute; Sophie Baker, Desert Research Institute
11:15 AM
135-14
Testing and Evaluation of a Synthetic Polymer for Dust Suppression in Military Applications
Graham K. Dalldorf, Desert Research Institute; Eric V. McDonald, Desert Research Institute; Steven N. Bacon, Desert Research Institute; George Nikolich, Desert Research Institute
11:30 AM
135-15
Spatial Variation of Shoreline Change along An Important Marine Corps Amphibious Training Ground, Onslow Beach, Nc; Part 1: Nearshore Geology and Morphology
Heidi Wadman, USACE-CEERD-HCF; Jesse McNinch, Field Research Facility; Amy C. Foxgrover, Virginia Institute of Marine Science - College of William and Mary; Antonio B. Rodriguez, University of North Carolina
11:45 AM
135-16
Spatial Variation of Shoreline Change along An Important Marine Corps Amphibious Training Ground, Onslow Beach, North Carolina; Part 2: Beach Morphology
Antonio B. Rodriguez, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Stephen R. Fegley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Christopher R. Mattheus, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Emily A. Timmons, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Jesse McNinch, Field Research Facility; Heidi Wadman, Field Research Facility
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