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24 T12. Lake Sedimentary Records of Past Climate and Environment (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Abigail M Cermak | Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Redmond Stein | Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Tim Cook, Nicholas L. Balascio

This session will focus on lacustrine archives and reconstructions of past environmental changes through the use of geochemical, biological, and sedimentological proxies. Both modern and paleo proxy datasets are welcome.



Author Availability:

9:00-11:00 a.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
29 24-1 Spatial and Sedimentological Analyses of Paleolake Sediments along the Algoma Shoreline in Grand Portage National Monument, Minnesota Susan Kilgore View
30 24-2 Assessing Late-Glacial Varve Presence and Environmental Controls in Western New York Lake Sediments Grace Maxson View
31 24-3 Late-Glacial and Holocene Threshold Behavior in a Western New York Kettle Pond Angela Ciccone View
32 24-4 High-resolution carbonate evidence for abrupt Early Holocene cooling in a western New York kettle pond Elizabeth Molisani View
33 24-5 Metagenomic insights on biogeochemical cycling in Seneca Lake, NY Rachel Faust View
34 24-6 The effects of hydrologic changes on carbon accumulation in Zurich Bog, New York during the Holocene Will Patton View
35 24-7 Tracking Anthropogenic Sediment Deposition in Lake Myotis, New York Isabelle Kuethe View
36 24-8 Controls on Holocene Lake-Fen–Bog Transitions in a Wetland Complex, Western New York Tara Curtin View
37 24-9 A Sediment Record of Environmental Change from the Pleistocene to Present from The Great Marsh in Exton PA Kelly Edmunds View
38 24-10 Late Quaternary Wetland Development and Wildfire Regimes from a Central Appalachian Peat Bog: Bear Meadows, Pennsylvania Maria Fernanda Araoz Pozo View
39 24-11 Reconstructing Carbon Accumulation and Vegetation Development in Pennsylvania Freshwater Fens Frankie Delgado View
40 24-12 Tracking Anthropogenic Influence in Lake Wononscopomuc, Connecticut Mia Sanchez View
41 24-13 Using 15N as a Marker of the Anthropocene in the Northeast US Samantha Dow View
42 24-14 Investigating the Varved Sediments in Lower Mystic Lake, Medford, Massachusetts: a multiproxy analysis to reconstruct the lake’s environmental history of the last ~200 years. Erynn Lau View
43 24-15 Late Pleistocene-Holocene Environmental Change from May Pond Sediment Cores and Upland 10Be Ages Justin Stroup View
44 24-16 A c. 13,000-year Record of Wildfire Activity from Ossipee Lake, New Hampshire Lucy Whitelam View
45 24-17 Application of Charcoal and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons to Reconstruct the Holocene Fire History of North-Central Maine Isabelle Sander View
46 24-18 Interrogating the Nature and Timing of the Clastic-Organic Transition in Lake Sediment Cores as an Indicator of Landscape Stabilization in New England Matia Whiting View
47 24-19 On the Same Wavelength: Integrating Remote Reflection and Sediment Core Data in Little Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire View
48 24-20 Quantifying the Relationship Between Sediment Composition and Water Depth at Norman’s Pond, Newfoundland to Develop a Holocene Record of Water Level Fluctuations Faith Morcombe View
49 24-21 Holocene Climate Variability in Northeast Greenland inferred from Sedimentary Leaf Wax Hydrogen Isotopes Abigail Cermak View
50 24-22 Lake Sediment Reconstruction of Long-Term Changes in an Outlet Glacier of the Northern Margin of the Greenland Ice Sheet. Hadley Blodgett View
51 24-23 New evidence for a Storegga Slide Tsunami deposit in Northeast Greenland Karlee Prince View
52 24-24 ANNUAL SEDIMENTATION PATTERNS IN A PROGLACIAL LAKE IN SVALBARD; IMPLICATIONS FOR A CHANGING ARCTIC CLIMATE AND HYDROLOGIC CYCLE Dahlia Riddington View
Withdrawal of Abstract 13200



Lake Sedimentary Records of Past Climate and Environment (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Monday, 23 March - 8:00 AM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Ballroom C

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 9:00-11:00 a.m.


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