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255 T35. Broad Applications of Thermochronology to Understanding Geologic Rates and Processes Through the Sedimentary Record


Session Chairs:
Barra Peak, Haley Thoresen, Julie Fosdick | Department of Earth Sciences

This session showcases the many ways mid-to-low temperature thermochronometers can be used in isolation or with additional chronometers to understand geologic processes preserved in the sedimentary record such as sediment provenance, source exhumation, burial and/or erosion history.



Presentations

Paper No. Title Presenting Author Start Time End Time Item Duration (min) Action
255-1 Integrated Multi-System Thermochronology Resolves the Deep-Time Evolution of the Great Unconformity Surface in the Upper Midwest, USA William Guenthner 08:00 AM 08:15 AM 15 min View
255-2 Low-Temperature Thermochronology Using Detrital And Basement Apatite Reveals Possible Mechanism For Initiation of Cratonic Basin Subsidence, Michigan Basin, Michigan, USA Olivia Thurston 08:15 AM 08:35 AM 20 min View
255-3 Thermochronological insight and review on the Meso-Cenozoic morphotectonic evolution of the Western North China Craton Guangyuan Xing 08:35 AM 08:50 AM 15 min View
255-4 Exhumation history in the Central Andes Using Detrital Zircon Double Dating: Implications of Slab Geometry vs Orogenic Wedge Evolution Paola Alvarez 08:50 AM 09:05 AM 15 min View
255-5 Assessing Fold-Thrust Belt Unroofing Using Detrital Zircon Double Dating in the Alberta Foreland Basin Brigid Bernier 09:05 AM 09:20 AM 15 min View
255-6 Thermal Characterization and Exhumation of Northwest San Juan Basin Area, NM Kevin Martin 09:20 AM 09:35 AM 15 min View
09:35 AM 09:55 AM 20 min
255-7 Basement and detrital thermochronology, western San Gabriel Mountains, southern California: evidence for the missing crustal section Karissa Vermillion 09:55 AM 10:10 AM 15 min View
255-8 Tracer thermochronology in the Southern Alps of Aotearoa New Zealand Karl Lang 10:10 AM 10:30 AM 20 min View
255-9 One Billion Years of Sediment Recycling: Zircon Alpha Dose and Double Dates Reveal Multiple Sediment Transport Pathways for Cretaceous Foreland Strata in the Book Cliffs, USA Barra Peak 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 15 min View
255-10 Provenance and deformation of southern San Andreas fault gouge: insights from illite K-Ar thermochronometry and stable isotope (δ2H) geochemistry Alexandra DiMonte 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 15 min View
255-11 Efficient Sensitivity Analysis in Thermal-Kinematic Modeling Using the Taguchi Method Stephanie Sparks 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 15 min View



Broad Applications of Thermochronology to Understanding Geologic Rates and Processes Through the Sedimentary Record

Description


Date and Time: Wednesday, 22 Oct - 8:00 AM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: HBGCC, 304C

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral


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