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29 T3. Undergraduate Research, Part II (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Wendi JW Williams, Jeffrey C. Strasser, Robert D. Shuster, Jeffrey G. Ryan, Lee Phillips

Session showcases undergraduate research. Topics include geoscience-related fields (e.g., resources, hydrology, oceanography, climate, environmental science, geospatial, informatics, health, policy, & education). Undergraduate student/s must be the lead author/s presenters with faculty mentor/s as co-author/s. This session welcomes both poster and oral presentation submissions. 



Author Availability:

2:00-4:00 p.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
52 29-1 Hydrochemical Signatures of Scarp and Dip-Slope Drainage in the Valley and Ridge Region Quinlan Campbell View
53 29-2 Relative Controls of Spatial Variation of Methane Concentrations within Streams and Rivers in the South Carolina Piedmont Christian Anderson View
54 29-3 Does Increasing Urbanization Lead to a Greater Urban Biogeochemical Signature? A Multidecadal Perspective of the Enoree River Basin, South Carolina Ella Back View
55 29-4 A Geochemical Study of Acid Mine Drainage at the Ravenscroft Mine in White Co., Tennessee Abby Daniel View
56 29-5 The Relation of Groundwater Conditions to Salt-marsh Dieback Recovery near St. Simons Island, GA Gunner Youmans View
57 29-6 Geochemical Indicators of Non-Native Inputs in Surface Waters and Sediments of the Cumberland River Watershed, Tennessee Keegan Barrett View
58 29-7 Spatial Analysis of Toxic Flora as Environmental Risk Factors on Spelman College’s Campus Madisyn Dennis View
59 29-8 Environmental monitoring using geospatial techniques: A case study of Western Lake Erie Ari Mukherjee View
60 29-9 Geophysical Delineation of a Subsurface Trapping Layer for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in the Little Miami River Aquifer, Loveland, Ohio Nishant Pandey View
61 29-10 Microbiological diversity in areas of groundwater seepage and surface water infiltration in Southern Appalachian headwater streams. View
62 29-11 Radon-222 in Groundwater: Implications for Drinking Water Health Risk and Qualitative Assessment of Well Stagnation Naoto Ikado View
63 29-12 An ArcGIS-Powered Spatial Analysis of Enterococci in the Charleston Metropolitan Waterways from Charleston Waterkeeper’s Swim Alert Program Harrison Caspino View
64 29-13 Electrical Hydrogeology Investigation of Kirsch Spring, Arbuckle Simpson Aquifer, OK, USA Kelsey Semple View
65 29-14 Precipitation Prediction Using Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Time Series Models: A Case Study in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Megan Snow View
66 29-15 Assessing Optical Band-Ratio Approaches for Chlorophyll-a Estimation in Vaal Dam, South Africa Sophia Mucci View
67 29-16 Quantifying Heavy Metals in Golf Course Soils 10 Years After Closing Thalia Trebelhorn View
68 29-17 The Story Behind the Produce: Industrial Farming Impacts on Entisol Soil Health in Marietta, South Carolina Giovanna Giglio View
69 29-18 Effects of Commercial Sawdust Biochar Amendments on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties in Bareroot-Grown Loblolly Pine Seedlings Hayden Platzke View
70 29-19 Interactions among redlining, tree biodiversity, and the urban heat island effect in Richmond, VA Abby Wyatt View
71 29-20 Quantifying Radon Entry Points and Efficacy of a Mitigation System in a Single-Family Home, Moline, IL Hannah McKoon View
72 29-21 Human Impacts on Dune Recovery in a Lake Michigan Dune System Jordyn Holtsoi-Henry View
73 29-22 Investigating Blowout Activity in Response to Falling Lake Michigan Levels Victoria Nation View
74 29-23 Determining the Changes in Stream Morphology and Stream Bank Erosion Rates Using LiDAR and Multispectral Imagery Bennett Atienza View
75 29-24 Geoarchaeology of the Fulton Quadrangle and Seeberger Cave, Jackson County Iowa Starr Claussen View
76 29-25 Progressive Strain Modeling using an Excel Spreadsheet: Comparisons to Real-World and Digital Clast Deformation Courtney Lamborn View
77 29-26 Geothermobarometric Insights into the 200-million-year-old Magmatic System Beneath the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province. Ella Hash View
78 29-27 Experimental Determination of Lithium Diffusion Rate in Plagioclase to Aid in Eruption Forecasting View
79 29-28 What Processes Formed Challenger Deep Forearc Segment Pyroclastic Breccias? UTD-QU Undergraduate Student Research. Julia Anderson View
80 29-29 Evolution of Devonian volcanic island arcs in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt: three sites from Mongolia Vanya Dill View
81 29-30 Mineral Chemical Insights into the 200-million-year-old Magmatic System Beneath the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province. Jamie Hamm View
82 29-31 Textural Insights into the 200-million-year-old Magmatic System Beneath the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province. Avery Brack View
83 29-32 Downhole Alteration and Magnetic Property Variabilities of Basaltic Rocks with Different Cooling Rates from the Reykjanes Ridge (IODP Expedition 395C) Emma Robinson View
84 29-33 Using anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility and geochronology from the Bush Lake pluton, Florence County, WI to understand the final stages of the Penokean orogeny Alyssa Hellrung View
85 29-34 Evaluating radiation damage in zircon using electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) Nathan Alexander View
86 29-35 Geologic Hydrogen Potential of the Carolina Bays: A Source Depth Assessment Dannyell Hendrix View
87 29-36 Investigating the Carbon Storage Potential of the Broom Creek and Amsden Formations: Core Analysis and Generating a Stratigraphic and Sedimentological Model Noah Papenfuss View
88 29-37 The relationship between dieback and soil composition in a St. Simons Island, Georgia salt marsh View
89 29-38 Beach Grainsize Dynamics of Folly Beach, SC (USA) Post-Nourishment and One Year Later (2024-2025) Jasmin Mendoza-Mateo View
90 29-39 Refining the Holocene climate record at Gull Lake (CA): securing freshwater resources in the Eastern Sierras Jema Caumanday View



Undergraduate Research, Part II (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Tuesday, 10 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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