Program for the Twelfth Conference on
"Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York"

Saturday April 16, 2005

Earth and Space Sciences Building, Stony Brook University

Link to Call for Papers for information on preparing the abstract.

Registration is free except for teachers or professionals
desiring 7.5 contact hours toward in-service credit.

Those wishing to receive in-service credit for attending the Conference
must register at conference site before 9 a.m. and pay a registration fee of $10.

Bring your lunch or buy it at on-campus eateries!
For example, the Student Activities Center Cafeteria near the ESS Building
or the Jasmine Food Court in the Charles B. Wang Center

Directions to Stony Brook University and the Earth and Space Sciences Building

To Long Island Geologists Web Page

Companies, agencies, schools, universities and colleges are encouraged to display promotional or informational material at the conference at no cost.
Inform us by April 12, if you would like to have a display.

Summary of Program

8:30 a.m.	Register and View Posters
9:00 a.m.	Introduction
9:15 a.m.	Oral Presentations
9:45 a.m.	Two minute oral summaries by Poster Presenters and lab tour leaders Questions and Comments from Audience
10:30 a.m.	Coffee and View Posters
11:00 a.m.	Oral Presentations
12:00 Noon	Lunch, View Posters
12:45 p.m.	Visit Labs, Field Trips
1:15 p.m.	Oral presentations
2:15 p.m.	Coffee, View Posters, Visit Labs, Field Trips
2:45 p.m.	Oral Presentations
4:00 p.m.	45 minute Field Trip to Hummocky Terrane South Campus

Field Trips and Lab Tours

	Leaders	Meet	12:45 p.m.	2:15 p.m.	4:00 p.m.
Isotope Lab Tour	Troy Rasbury	317	X
Long Island DEM Field Trip	Bret Bennington	331	X
Boulder Field Trip	Wal Pacholik	001		X
Soil Water	Valerie Slonecki	001		X
South Campus Field Trip	Gil Hanson	001			X

Bring an Umbrella for the Field Trips in Case of Rain!

There is an e-mail link to the author(s). The link on the title goes to the abstract on the web. Abstracts are due March 1.

There is a link to the abstract on the title.

Oral Presentations will be in the the Lecture Hall (ESS 001) Earth and Space Sciences Building

Poster Presentation will be in the First Floor Lobby of the Earth and Space Sciences Building

Time	Title	Authors	Affiliation
8:30 a.m.	Registration, Coffee, View Posters
9:00	Introduction	G.N. Hanson
9:15	Alternative front yard ground cover using native vegetation	J. Potente	The Paumanok Project
9:30	Evaluating nitrate leaching below maintained turfgrass sites, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York	J. Munster G.N. Hanson, H. Bokuniewicz	Stony Brook Univ.
9:45	Summary of Presentations by Poster Presenters Descriptions of Lab Tours and Field Trips by leaders
10:30	Coffee and View Posters
11:00	Loading patterns in varved Pleistocene sediment in the NYC area	C. Moss C. Merguerian	Mueser Rutledge Hofstra Univ.
11:15	Determining the Direction of Ice Advance Forming the Roanoke Point Moraine From a Survey of Hartford Basin Erratics	J.B. Bennington T. Young	Hofstra Univ. Oceanside H.S.
11:30	Further Ground Penetrating Radar Investigations into Hither Hills Glacial Tectonism	K. T. Goetz D.M. Davis M. Cangelosi	Stony Brook Univ.
11:45	Newly discovered ophiolite scrap in the Hartland Formation of midtown Manhattan	C. Merguerian C. Moss	Hofstra Univ. Mueser Rutledge
12:00	Lunch, View Posters
12:45 p.m.	View Posters, Field Trips
1:15	Dating New York - The Last Glacial Maximum of the Laurentide Ice Sheet in the New York area	J.M. Schaefer¹V. Rinterknecht¹, G.N Hanson², S. Hemming¹S.Ivy-Ochs³, P. Kubik³	¹Lamont-Doherty ² Stony Brook Univ. ³ ETH Zuerich
1:30	History of the Great South Bay estuary: Evidence for a catastrophic origin	S. Goodbred, JrP. Locicero V. Bonvento S. Kolbe S. Holsinger	Stony Brook Univ.
1:45	Drainage systems associated with the latest Pleistocene-Holocene paleoshoreline on the New York-New Jersey continental margin	C.A. Hartin¹, C.M.G.McHugh^1&2, H. Gould¹, D. Gurung¹	¹Queens College ²Lamont-Doherty
2:00	Marsh Loss on Long Island: Does Biogeochemistry Trump Climate Change?	A. Kolker, S.L. Goodbred, J.K. Cochran, R. Aller	Stony Brook Univ.
2:15	View Posters, Field Trips, Lab Tours
2:45	Sediment transport patterns on the ebb-tidal delta at Shinnecock Inlet, NY.	L. Huang, R.D. Flood	Stony Brook Univ.
3:00	Groundwater Discharge to Long Island Salt Marshes: Theory, Inferences, and Data.	D. J. Tonjes, E. O'Brien K. Somers	Cashin Associates, P.C.
3:15	Impact of environmental remediation of a superfund site: metal levels in water, sediments and crabs from Foundry Cove, NY	S.M. Natali, A.J. Grabman, S.A. Sanudo-Wilhelmy, J.S.Levinton	Stony Brook Univ.
3:30	Submarine groundwater discharge at Fire Island, NY	K. Collier, H. Bokuniewicz R. Coffey	Stony Brook Univ.
3:45	End of Conference
4:00	Field Trip

Poster	Post-Alleghenian deformation of the Shawangunk ridge in NY and NJ	J. Wills, J.N. Bigolski, C. Merguerian,	Hofstra Univ.
Poster	A Study of the New Outcrop of Sediments in Charleston, Staten Island, New York	A.I. Benimoff, B. Aziz I. Bandoo,S. Berman B. Gilmartin, A. Jain E. Krason, A. Jarvis.	Staten Island College
Poster	Is there denitrification in Long Island's groundwater?	Sunny Xu G.N. Hanson	Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	2D and 3D GPR imaging of the complex internal structure of modern migrating parabolic dunes, Napeague, NY	J. D. Girardi, D.M. Davis	Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	Subsurface Object Delineation at the SCWA Dune Road Wellfield, Westhampton, Using GPR.	T. T. Fuller¹ K. T. Goetz² R.G. Bova¹	¹Suffolk Co. Water Auth. ²Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	Boulder Distribution at Wildwood State Park: Implications for Glacial Processes	J.L. McEachern D.M. Davis	MC Environmental Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	"Using the Manicouagan Impact Crater to Calibrate the Cyclostratigraphy of the Newark Basin"	F.D. Winslow III¹E.T. Rasbury¹, S. Hemming²	¹Stony Brook Univ ²Columbia Univ..
Poster	Modeling Cations in a Contaminant Plume in Groundwater	Qi (Linda) Liu Gilbert N. Hanson	Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	Multiple geochemical tracers of submarine groundwater discharge into Jamaica Bay, NY	A. Beck, J. Rapaglia	Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	A Retrospective Study of Salt Marsh Response to Historical Anthropogenic Modifications at Seatuck and Wertheim National Wildlife Refuges	K.M. McLetchie S. Goodbred, Jr.	Stony Brook Univ.
Poster	The Sedimentary History of Great South Bay, N.Y.	P. Locicero S. Goodbred, Jr.	Stony Brook Univ.
Abstract only	Origin of the Port Jefferson tunnel valley	D. DiBartolomeo G.N. Hanson	Stony Brook Univ

For further information e-mail to mailto:gilbert.hanson@sunysb.edu

Tel.: 631 632 8210

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Program for the Twelfth Conference on "Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York"

Bring your lunch or buy it at on-campus eateries! For example, the Student Activities Center Cafeteria near the ESS Building or the Jasmine Food Court in the Charles B. Wang Center

Summary of Program

Bring an Umbrella for the Field Trips in Case of Rain!

Program for the Twelfth Conference on
"Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York"

Bring your lunch or buy it at on-campus eateries!
For example, the Student Activities Center Cafeteria near the ESS Building
or the Jasmine Food Court in the Charles B. Wang Center