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9 T4. Advances in Geologic Mapping, Databases, and Dissemination: Student Posters


Session Chairs:
Andrew L. Wunderlich | Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Mineral and Geologic Resources, William Thomas Jackson, David R. Soller

This session will showcase student projects associated with new geologic maps, mapping techniques, and advances in data management, web accessibility, and applications. We welcome submissions with relevance to hazards, natural resource evaluations, and water-land management.



Author Availability:

2:00-4:00 p.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
42 9-1 Assessing the Relationship Between Subsurface Geology and Surficial Geomorphology: Remotely Predicting Geologic Features and Geohazards Using an Elevation-Trained Machine Learning Algorithm in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Allison Wing View
43 9-2 Creation of Groundwater Monitoring Dashboard for the City of Charleston Matthew Swanson View
44 9-3 Testing the Role of Strike-Slip Versus Normal-Slip Faulting Along a Major Terrane Boundary in the North Carolina Eastern Piedmont Abaigeal Sims-Clark View
45 9-4 Field-scale Riedel Shears in Southern Ava District of Mark Twain National Forest: Kinematic indicators of left-lateral strike-slip movement in the southern Missouri Ozarks Warren Meservey View
46 9-5 An Update on the Geologic Mapping of Five USGS Quadrangles Northwest of Mt. McLoughlin, Oregon Lucia Rainbow View
47 9-6 Structural Interpretation and Geologic Map of the Mexican Hill Quadrangle, Northwestern Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming, USA Jessica Johns View
48 9-7 Developing a new series of 1:24,000-scale geologic maps of Cretaceous and Paleogene strata along a rapidly developing highway corridor in northern Mississippi, USA Jacob Klakamp View
49 9-8 Marsh Shoreline Change Analysis to Inform Nature-Based Erosion and Marsh Loss Mitigation in Beaufort County, SC. Avery West View
50 9-9 Finding Faults in the Midcontinent? Pairing Legacy Data with Modern Topographic Analysis to Locate and Describe the Eureka-House Springs and Cap au Gres Structures Claire Strobl View
51 9-10 Recent 1:24,000-scale Geologic Mapping of Upper Cretaceous Strata in West Tennessee, Part II: Regional Correlations and Implications to Mapping Conventions Katherine Parsons View
52 9-11 Recent 1:24,000-scale Geologic Mapping of Upper Cretaceous Strata in West Tennessee, Part I: Field Observations and Lithostratigraphy James Barnes View
53 9-12 Evaluating High-Resolution Flood Models for the Edisto Island Region, South Carolina Kaitlyn Dietz View
54 9-13 The Development and Deployment of a National Septic Soil Mapping Tool John Dickert View
55 9-14 Geologic Mapping of Cretaceous and Tertiary Hypabyssal and Volcanic Rocks at Highland Lakes, California, May Reveal Ancient Volcanic Center Joseph Dixon View
56 9-15 Exploring Depth to Bedrock Estimation June Lennex-Stone View
57 9-16 Preliminary geologic map of Blue Mountain and Ripley Mississippi Miles McIntosh View



Advances in Geologic Mapping, Databases, and Dissemination: Student Posters

Description


Date and Time: Monday, 9 March - 9:00 AM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: RCC, Lower Level Hall

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 2:00-4:00 p.m.


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