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33 T19. Borderless Geoscience: Linking Baja and Southern California

Session Chairs:
Young Ho Aladro Chio | Applied Geophysics, Erik Ramirez-Ramos | Cuerpo Académico de Ciencias de la Tierra del Instituto de Ingeniería

We invite contributions from both geophysical and geological studies that integrate or reference observations from both sides of the U.S.–Mexico border. The purpose is to promote discussion regarding regional processes.

Presentations

Paper No.	Title	Presenting Author	Start Time	End Time	Item Duration (min)	Action
	Introduction		08:00 AM	08:05 AM	5 min
33-1	One Trough, Two Valleys, (at least) Three Faults: Strike-Slip Faulting in the Imperial-Mexicali Valley		08:05 AM	08:25 AM	20 min	View
33-2	Three-dimensional geologic framework of the San Diego–Tijuana area, USA and Mexico	Geoffrey Cromwell	08:25 AM	08:45 AM	20 min	View
33-3	Salton Trough, California and Northern Baja, Mexico Mineral Resource Potential	Todd Ririe	08:45 AM	09:05 AM	20 min	View
33-4	Source Identification of Potential Toxic Elements in Urban Dust and Soils Particles <20 µm in Tijuana Borderland, Baja California (México)	Marisol Juárez Reyes	09:05 AM	09:25 AM	20 min	View
33-5	Modelo Conceptual para una Cuenca Transfronteriza del Noroeste de México.	José Alonso Aguilar Ojeda	09:25 AM	09:45 AM	20 min	View
33-6	Instrumentación del acuífero Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, México	José Alonso Aguilar Ojeda Thomas Kretzschmar	09:45 AM	10:05 AM	20 min	View
33-7	Fósiles Viejos y Nuevos Amigos - A Collaborative Investigation Into Fossil Invertebrates of the Rosario Formation of Baja California	Alejandra Gomez Martinez	10:05 AM	10:25 AM	20 min	View
	Conclusions		10:25 AM	10:30 AM	5 min

Borderless Geoscience: Linking Baja and Southern California

Description

Date and Time: Friday, 24 April - 8:00 AM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: LMH, Meeting Room

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral

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