| Time | Title
| Authors | Affiliation
|
| 8:45 | Pick up registration materials, View posters
| | |
| 9:30 | Introductory remarks
| Gilbert N. Hanson |
SUNY Stony Brook |
| 9:40 | Provenance of Neoproterozoic to Early Paleozoic sedimentary rocks of southwestern New England
| Barbara Bock
S.M. McLennan
G.N. Hanson
| SUNY Stony Brook |
| 10:20 | NE-, not SE-, directed paleoflow of the Palisades magma north of Staten Island, New York - new evidence from xenoliths and contact relationships
| Charles Merguerian,
John E. Sanders
| Hofstra University |
| 10:40 | Late
syn-intrusive clastic dikes at the base of the Palisades intrusive sheet, Fort Lee, NJ, imply a shallow (about 3 to 4 km) depth of intrusion
| Charles Merguerian
John E. Sanders
| Hofstra University |
| 10:40 | Break, View posters
| | |
| 11:00 |
Recumbent fold in displaced slab of Upper
Cretaceous sediments, Princes Bay, Staten Island, New York: Further evidence
that ice flowing southeastward deposited the Harbor Hill Moraine
|
John E. Sanders,
Charles Merguerian, |
Hofstra University |
| Steven C. Okulewicz |
College of Staten Island
|
| 11:20 |
Evaluation of superimposed drift sheets,
Port Jefferson, NY - Stratigraphic and ground-water flow implications |
Kurtis W. Stokes |
Law Environmental, Inc. |
| Les Sirkin |
Adelphi University |
| 11:40 | REE chemistry of Pleistocene silt and sand, Setauket, Long Island
| Steven M Lev | SUNY Stony Brook
|
| 12:00 | Lunch, View posters
| | |
| 1:00 | Evidence for
pre-Woodfordian ages of Long Island's terminal moraines
| John E. Sanders,
Charles Merguerian
| Hofstra University |
| 1:20 |
The computer morphology
and geomorphology of the natural opening and artificial closing of Little Pike's Inlet
at Westhampton Beach, Long Island |
Fred Mushacke |
New York State DEC |
| Fred Wolff |
Hofstra University |
| 1:40 | Seismic stratigraphy in southern Long Island Sound: the role of lateral tranport in clinoform development
| Roger D. Flood | SUNY Stony Brook
|
| 2:00 |
Deglaciation of Eastern Long Island: The terminal moraine, recessional moraines, outwash, proglacial lakes and meltwater channels
| Les Sirkin | Adelphi University
|
| 2:20 |
Evaluation of background metal concentrations
| Richard J. Baldwin |
H2M Group |
| 2:40 | Break, View posters
| | |
| 3:00 | Applications of ground-water modeling in Kings and Queens Counties, New York
| Paul E. Misut
E. R. McNew Cartwright
Christopher E. Schubert
Jack Monti Jr.
Anthony Chu
| USGS Coram |
| 3:20 |
Delineation of the saltwater-freshwater interface at selected locations in Kings and Queens Counties, Long Island, New York, through use of borehole geophysical techniques
| Anthony Chu,
Frederick Stumm
| USGS Coram |
| 3:40 | Bromide
in Long Island groundwaters and surface waters
| Martin A. A. Schoonen,
Vikki Devoe
Craig J. Brown
| SUNY Stony Brook |
| 4:00 | Effects of road salting on stormwater and ground-water quality at the East Meadow Brook headwaters area, Nassau County, Long Island, NY
| Craig J. Brown
Michael P. Scorca
| USGS Coram |
| 4:20 | View posters
| | |
| 5:00 | End of conference
| | |
| Poster | Utilizing analog groundwater flow models to illustrate and experiment with principles of groundwater
| Andrew Leonard | West Islip School District
|
| Poster |
Long Island: A learning laboratory for earth and environmental sciences
| Glenn Richard | SUNY Stony Brook
|
| Poster |
A particle tracking study of the Peconic
River watershed, Long Island, NY |
Pawel Dziedzic |
SUNY Stony Brook |
| Stanislaw Stasko |
Wroclaw University |
| Martin Schoonen |
SUNY Stony Brook |
