Program for the Thirteenth Conference on
"Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York"
Saturday
April 22, 2006
Earth and
Space Sciences Building, Stony Brook University
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
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Summary of Program
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8:30 a.m.
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Register and View Posters
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9:00 a.m.
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Introduction
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9:15 a.m.
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Oral Presentations
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9:45 a.m.
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Two minute oral summaries by Poster Presenters and lab
tour leaders
Questions and Comments from Audience
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10:30 a.m.
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Coffee and View Posters
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11:00 a.m.
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Oral Presentations
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12:00 Noon
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Lunch, View Posters
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12:45 p.m.
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Visit Labs, Field Trips
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1:15 p.m.
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Oral presentations
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2:15 p.m.
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Coffee, View Posters, Visit Labs, Field Trips
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2:45 p.m.
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Oral Presentations
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4:00 p.m.
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Field Trip on "Use of Tunnel Valleys as
Recharge Basins"
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Field Trips and Lab Tours
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.
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
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Time
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Title
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Authors
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8:30
a.m.
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Registration,
Coffee, View Posters
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9:00
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Introduction
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G.N. Hanson
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9:05
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Seabed Morphology off Southern Long Island: Studies
of Artificial Reefs and Implications for Wind Farms
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J. Kinney
R. Flood
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9:20
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The
Sedimentary History of a Backbarrier Lagoon and Its Influence on Mollusk
Community Distribution
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P.V. LoCicero,
S.L. Goodbred, Jr.
R. Cerrato1
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9:35
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Rock
Stress Measurement in Manhattan, New York
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C. Snee
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9:50
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Summary of Presentations by Poster Presenters
Descriptions of Lab Tours and Field Trips by leaders
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10:30
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Coffee and View Posters
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A special session on
the Lloyd Aquifer
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H. Bokuniewicz
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11:00
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Summary
of USGS Hydrogeologic Investigations of the Lloyd Aquifer on Long Island, New
York
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A. Chu
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11:15
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Hydrogeology
and Extent of Saltwater Intrusion of the Lloyd Aquifer in Northern Nassau
County, New York
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F. Stumm
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11:30
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Implementation of New York State’s Source
Water Assessment Program in Nassau and Suffolk Counties
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D. O'Rourke
M.A. Taylor
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11:45
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Overview
of Lloyd Aquifer Representation in Nassau and Suffolk County Groundwater
Models
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M.A. Taylor
D. O'Rourke
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12:00
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Lunch, View Posters
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12:45
p.m.
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View Posters, Field Trips
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1:15
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Late
Pleistocene-Holocene Changes in Provenance of NY-NJ Continental Margin
Sediments Reveal Deglaciation History of the Laurentide Ice Sheet
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C.A. Hartin
C.M.G. McHugh
N.G. Hemming
D. Breger
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1:30
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Evidence
for Multiple Glacial Advances and Ice Loading From a Buried Valley in
Southern Manhattan
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C.J. Moss
C. Merguerian
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1:45
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Orchard
Beach Ultramafic Erratics – Where Are They From?
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N.E. Cherukupalli
C. Merguerian
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2:00
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Structural
Implications of Walloomsac and Hartland Rocks Displayed by Borings in
Southern Manhattan
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C. Merguerian
C.J. Moss
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2:15
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View Posters, Field Trips, Lab Tours
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2:45
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The
morphology and evolution of the most downwind of the parabolic "Walking
Dunes" in Napeaque, New York
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M. DiPalmo
D.M. Davis
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3:00
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Understanding Global Environmental Trends in Local
Wetland Settings
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A.S. Kolker
S. L. Goobred
J.K. Cochran
S. Hameed
F. Mushacke
R. C. Aller
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3:15
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Temporal
and Spatial Changes in Copper Speciation in the Long Island Sound: Effect of
Water Temperature and Dissolved Oxygen Levels
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A.J. Beck
S.A. Sanudo-Wilhelmy
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4:00
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Field Trip
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Poster
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Measuring the Retreat Velocity of the
Laurentide Ice Sheet by Cosmogenic Nuclides? 10Be Dating of
Glacial Features in New York's lower Hudson Valley
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M. A. Kelly1
R. Steinberg2
J. M. Schaefer1
R. Schwartz1
V. Rinterknecht1
G. Balco3
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Poster
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Geochemistry of a sewage
plume
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X. Xuan
G.N. Hanson
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Poster
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Evidence
for permafrost in an exposed section on the Stony Brook University Campus
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V. Kundic
G.N. Hanson
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Poster
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A
Study of Erratics on the Ronkonkoma Moraine in Eastport, Long Island
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D. Starbuck-Ribaudo
W. Corbett
A.M. Fishwick
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Poster
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More Evidence of
Till South of the Ronkonkoma Moraine
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K. Schmitt
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Poster
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Application of Advanced Surface and Borehole
Geophysical Methods to Environmental and Engineering Problems on Long Island
and Manhattan
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F. Stumm
A. Chu
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Poster
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Identifying
Sources of Perchlorate in Ground Water, Suffolk County, NY – Project Plans
and Some Preliminary Research
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I Abbene
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Poster
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The third chapter in a story about turfgrass
nitrate leaching
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J. Munster
G.N. Hanson
H. Bokuniewicz
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Poster
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Subglacial
Tectonics and Tunnel Valley at Hither Hills: Evidence from GPR Studies
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M. Cangelosi
D.M. Davis
K.T. Goetz
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Abstract
Only
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Models of ponding in two flooded
recharge basins
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N. Kilb
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For further information e-mail to mailto:gilbert.hanson@sunysb.edu
Tel.: 631 632 8210
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