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Session No. 129: T61. 38th Annual Undergraduate Research Exhibition Sponsored by Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Session Chairs:
Alexander K Stewart, Richard L. Ford, Lee Potter, Norman S. Levine, Steve J. Baedke, Claire Marshall, Scott R. Beason
Description:
Students are invited to submit geoscience research to this poster session. Projects from any geoscience subdiscipline are welcome. Student members of the geoscience honorary society Sigma Gamma Epsilon are eligible for competitive awards.
Author Availability:
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.Presentations
| Booth No. | Paper No. | Title | Presenting Author | Action | 114 | 129-1 | Trishear Kinematic Modeling of the San Rafael Monocline, Utah: Reconnaissance Investigation of Contractional Fault-propagation Fold Evolution | Samantha Hearn | View | 115 | 129-2 | Strain Accommodation within the San Rafael Monocline, Utah: Reconnaissance Investigation of Deformation within the Jurassic Navajo Sandstone During Contractional Fault-propagation Folding | Daniel Larson | View | 116 | 129-3 | Delineation of a Mylonitized and Metamorphosed Pseudotachylyte System in the Homestake Shear Zone, Colorado | Gabriella Griffith | View | 117 | 129-4 | Petrology of Quartzo-Feldspathic Suspect Pseudotachylyte from East Africa | Maya Madajewicz | View | 118 | 129-5 | Correlation of the Cycladic Blueschist Unit: Comparative Detrital Zircon U-Pb Geochronology from Penteli and Evia, Greece | Preya Nguyen | View | 119 | 129-6 | Cross Comparison Between Raman Spectroscopy of Carbonaceous Material and Quartz Opening Angle Thermometry on the Phyllite-Quartzite Unit in Crete Greece | Grayson Houghton | View | 120 | 129-7 | A Labyrinth of Lines: Exploring Potential Stress Field Sources of Significant Jointing in an Abandoned Limestone Quarry in Southwest Ohio (Oakes Quarry Park) | Gloria Haines | View | 121 | 129-8 | Re-evaluating the Role of Strike-Slip Versus Normal-Slip Faulting Between the Carolina and Falls Lake Terranes in the Eastern Piedmont of North Carolina | Abaigeal Sims-Clark | View | 122 | 129-9 | A Test of the Eclogite Delamination Model for the Uplift of the Wallowa Mountains: Insights from Hornblende Trace Element Crustal Thickness Estimates | Kayla Palucho | View | 123 | 129-10 | Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Icelandic Basaltic Lava Flows | Cecily Shipman | View | 124 | 129-11 | Plutonic Lithic Fragments as Records of Crystal Mush Processes in the Ohakuri Caldera Magma System, Taupō Volcanic Zone, New Zealand | Delilah Acosta | View | 125 | 129-12 | Assessing Lithium Potential from the Fish Canyon Tuff, Mineral County near Creede, Colorado | Craig Smith | View | 126 | 129-13 | Utilizing XRF and Crush-Leach Analysis as Exploration Tools for Gem-Bearing Pegmatite Pockets in the Pikes Peak Granite, Colorado | Nikalina Shkolnik | View | 127 | 129-14 | Geochemistry of Gem Peridot near Badger Creek in Park and Fremont County, Colorado | Alexander Barkley | View | 128 | 129-15 | Colorful Colorado: Photochromic reactions and crystal lattice modifications in Colorado mineral samples | Camryn Guerrero | View | 129 | 129-16 | Oxygen Isotope Provenance Study of Gold-Bearing Banket Conglomerate Quartz Pebbles, Tarkwaian Group, Ghana: Implications for Regional Gold Exploration. | Edwin Obeng | View | 130 | 129-17 | Assessing Critical Mineral Enrichment in Coal Waste Piles in Southeast Kansas | Jax Rosekrans | View | 131 | 129-18 | Characterizing Natural Gas Generation from the Illinois Basin Using Carbon and Hydrogen Stable Isotope Ratio | Chiyori Shiozaki | View | 132 | 129-19 | Constructing a subsurface geophysical log database for reservoir characterization exploration, Sacramento Basin, northern California | Hannah VanBuren | View | 133 | 129-20 | Using Paleomagnetism and Rock Magnetism of Ethiopian Igneous Rocks from the East African Rift System to Understand Subsurface Mantle Evolution | Deborah McCoy | View | 134 | 129-21 | Forensic Geophysics: Field Investigation Using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to Search for a Remote, Unmarked Gravesite | Allison Brown | View | 135 | 129-22 | Boulders and Boulder Tracks in Permanently Shadowed Regions of the Lunar South Pole | Gillian Racek | View | 136 | 129-23 | UAV-Based Digital Outcrop Modeling for Stratigraphic Correlation Across the Carboniferous Succession of the Southern Appalachian Basin, Tennessee | Gabriel Babbit | View | 137 | 129-24 | A Stratigraphic Reevaluation of the Mt. Simon Formation at Its Type Locality: Implications for the Elk Mound Group | Reed Ziemer | View | 138 | 129-25 | Sandstones and Paleosols of the Mingus Shale (Desmoinesian, Pennsylvanian), Palo Pinto County, Texas | Aryah Rogers | View | 139 | 129-26 | Paleobotany of the Mingus Shale (Desmoinesian, Pennsylvanian), Palo Pinto County, Texas | Clifton King | View | 140 | 129-27 | Chemostratigraphy of the Uppermost East Mountain Shale, North-Central Texas, and Interpretation of Depositional Topography (Desmoinesian, Pennsylvanian) | Madeline Price | View | 141 | 129-28 | Unfreezing Snowball Earth: The Basal Ediacaran Cap Carbonate Record in Northern Utah and Southeastern Idaho, USA | Bella Byron | View | 142 | 129-29 | Paired Organic and Carbonate Carbon Isotope Chemostratigraphy of the Ireviken Biogeochemical Event from Measley Ridge, Ohio | Emma Skelley | View | 143 | 129-30 | Geochemical Evidence and Conodonts As Stratigraphic Markers for the Permian-Triassic Mass Extinction Event in Northern Utah | Sneha Maharjan | View | 144 | 129-31 | Geochemical and Isotopic Analysis of the Late Cretaceous Coon Creek Formation using Inoceramid Bivalves and Sediment Minerology | Allison Shelton | View | 145 | 129-32 | Determining Cross-Shore Variation in Grain Size Using Image Analysis: A Case Study of Sand from Puerto Rico | Gene Abron | View | 146 | 129-33 | Beyond Wave Exposure: Contrasting Sediment Texture, Composition, and Benthic Habitats across Ambergris Caye, Belize | Ashlyn STROBEL | View | 147 | 129-34 | Sequence-stratigraphic architecture of the Claiborne aquifer, southwest Georgia: aquifer quality, extent, and connectivity | Hailey Bos | View | 148 | 129-35 | Cirques in the Southern Alps of New Zealand: Identification and Measurement of Glacial Features | Ella Powers | View | 149 | 129-36 | A Geomorphic and Stratigraphic Study of Holocene Forest Dynamics in Durango, Colorado | Hannah Cloonan | View | 150 | 129-37 | Landslide Differencing Using Lidar in Floracliff Nature Sanctuary | Jillian Bales | View | 151 | 129-38 | Landform Mapping with Lidar in Floracliff Nature Sanctuary and Elk Creek Falls Watershed, Central Kentucky, USA | Noah Jennings | View | 152 | 129-39 | The “Petrified Waterfall” at Floracliff Nature Sanctuary: New Insights on Tufa Development in Central Kentucky. | Breana Pollard | View | 153 | 129-40 | Who Moved My Soil: Microbial Ecology and Soil Geochemistry Across Landslide and Reference Settings at Floracliff Nature Sanctuary, Kentucky | Mamie | View | 154 | 129-41 | Topographic and Zoogeographic Evidence for River Network Reorganization Within the Southern Appalachian Mountains | Anna Farmer | View | Withdrawal of Abstract 20279 | 156 | 129-43 | Textural Variability of Terra Rossa Soils in Croatia | Annika Vikstrom | View | 157 | 129-44 | The Impacts of Warfare on Landscape Disturbance: Establishing a Baseline from Early Modern Period Strata | Willow Hovland | View | 158 | 129-45 | Effects of Vegetation Colonization on Shoreline Retreat Following a Channel Avulsion in the Caraulun River Delta, Timor-Leste | Ronin Max | View | 159 | 129-46 | Free Flowing: Benefits and Costs of Dam Removal In Idaho | Grace Brighten | View | 160 | 129-47 | Modeling an April 2025 Flooding Event to Understand Central Kentucky Tributary Flooding | Kendall McGarvey | View | 161 | 129-48 | Understanding Eastern Kentucky Flooding Through Hydroclimatological Data and Geospatial Analysis | Asher Jack | View | 162 | 129-49 | Hydroclimate Variability Relative to Flood Horizons Preserved Along the KY River in Fayette County, Kentucky | Marianna Ritchie | View | 163 | 129-50 | Preliminary Joint Survey in the Central New York Appalachian Plateau: Implications for Groundwater Use for Datacenters and the Proposed Constitution Pipeline | Miles Gaston | View | 164 | 129-51 | Lakes, Rain, and Groundwater, Oh My! - Contributing Sources to the Hydrogeology of an Interdunal Wetland | Carter Dickey | View | 165 | 129-52 | Summer Rains and Snow Drought Intensity Affect Seasonal Vegetation and Groundwater Connections | Hannah Bloxham | View | 166 | 129-53 | A Survey of Phosphorus Concentrations in Icelandic Glacial Lakes and Rivers | Leah Brinks | View | 167 | 129-54 | Temporal Migration of a Salinity Transition Zone Along a Coastal Salt-Marsh Channel, Carpinteria, California | Jacob Gove | View | 168 | 129-55 | Spatial Variability in Drivers of Light Attenuation Across Massachusetts and New Hampshire Coastal Waters | Krio Moon | View | 169 | 129-56 | Synergistic Effects of the Balcones Escarpment and Urban Heat Island on Convective Storm Intensification Over San Antonio | Christopher Campbell | View | 170 | 129-57 | 250 Years of American Old Growth: Tracing European Settlement and the Black Swamp with Dendrochronology of Ohioan Witness Trees | Adam Wood | View | 171 | 129-58 | Southeast Alaska’s Western redcedar exhibit an enigmatic cold-season climate response | Anika Knowles | View | 172 | 129-59 | Stumped No More- Past Precipitation Changes in Clinton County, KY | Saxton Merriman | View | 173 | 129-60 | Climate Proxy Comparisons between the Gulf of Alaska and the Patagonian Icefields | Cheyenne Wentz | View | 174 | 129-61 | Mayla Site: a Hydrogeologic Paleoperspective from Knox County, Kentucky | Ethan Lung | View | 175 | 129-62 | High-resolution chemical stratigraphy of saline lakes of the Southern High Plains | Ian Strang | View | 176 | 129-63 | Tale of Two Centrics: An Analysis of Diatom Paleoecology in Lake Core Records from Silver Lake and Shadow Lake, Sierra Nevada, CA | Anna Lundquist | View | 177 | 129-64 | Fern Spores From Inland Lake Sediment Core Indicate Floral Change at Poisonwood Blue Hole, New Providence, The Bahamas | Lauryn White | View | 178 | 129-65 | Coaxing Climate Inference from Dicot Leaves: A Test in the Rainforest of Queensland Australia | Nicholas Humphries | View | 179 | 129-66 | Leveraging the Literature: A Paleocene-Eocene Climate Reconstruction of North America through CLAMP Analysis | Bailey Gervais | View | 180 | 129-67 | An Early Eocene Florule from Hatchetigbee Bluff, Southwestern Alabama, USA and Its Paleoclimate Interpretation | Mikyle Polcari | View | 181 | 129-68 | Still Muddy: Palynology Across the K-Pg Boundary in the Jackson Purchase Region of Kentucky | Beau Park | View | 182 | 129-69 | Niche Partitioning Between Small-Bodied Insectivorous Mammals During Early Eocene Climate Fluctuation, Willwood Formation (56-52 Ma), Bighorn Basin, WY | Reagan Kuhn | View | 183 | 129-70 | Morphometric Variation in Neothauma tanganyicense from Lake Tanganyika, East Africa | Evelyn Burdett | View | Abstract 17900 withdrawn | 185 | 129-72 | Additional Cranial Anatomy of the Early-Diverging Aetosaurine Stenomyti huangae Reveals Morphological and Biomechanical Variation: Interpretation for Dietary Specialization | Carolina Pierri | View | 186 | 129-73 | Digital Segmentation and Skeletal Reconstruction of the Basal Aetosaur Stenomyti Using synchrotron computed tomography data | Nestor Garcia-Gonazalez | View | 187 | 129-74 | The endocast of the early-diverging phytosaur Parasuchus bransoni (Archosauriformes) and preliminary incorporation of endocranial characters into phytosaur phylogenetics | Owen Blomberg | View | 188 | 129-75 | Preservation of Dermal Soft Tissue in the Marine Reptile Clidastes propython (Squamata, Mosasaurinae) | Everett Mancke | View | 189 | 129-76 | Shining a new light on modern raptor pellets as taphonomic analogues | Kyle Toon | View | 190 | 129-77 | Ground Penetrating Radar Comparison of Late Pleistocene Rodent Burrows and Modern Burrow Systems of Prairie Dogs | Sierra Smart | View |
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38th Annual Undergraduate Research Exhibition Sponsored by Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Description
Date and Time: Monday, 12 October - 2:00 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))
Room: CCC, Hall F
Session Type: Poster: Topical
Session Format: Poster
Author Availability: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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