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SPRING 2004 Speaker List
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Title (click on the title to view an abstract of the presentation)
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23 January 4-5 pm, SC 234
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Rod Metcalf, UNLV
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"Development and Polarity of Paleozoic Klamath-Northern Sierran Island Arc"
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30 January 3:30 pm
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GIS Speaker, TBA
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TBA
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Spring 2003 Speaker List
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Date, Time, Location
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Title (click on the title to view an abstract of the presentation)
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| 24 January 3:30-4:30 pm, SC 234 | Steve Ellis, Vice President of Corridor & Facilities, Tobin Intl., Ltd. |
TBA
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| 29 January 3:30 pm | Dr. John Suppe, Princeton University | Linking the surface to the subsurface: Active tectonics of the southern Tianshan |
| 21 February 3:30 pm | TBA | GIS in Earth Sciences |
| 28 March 3:30 pm | Sally Abbe, Wade Shoop | City of Lubbock GIS: Past, present and future |
| 25 April | Barry Allison, TCEQ, Austin, TX | GIS programs at Texas Commission on Environmental Quality; Xtreme GIS: Use of GIS in the space shuttle Columbia search and recovery effort |
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Fall 2002 Speaker List
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| 9 September (Mon), 4-5 pm, SC 234 | Dr. Mike Smith, U.S. Mineral Management Service | MMS Role in Applying New Technology for Developing Conventional and Unconventional Energy Resources, Deepwater Gulf of Mexico |
| 27 September (Fri), 3:30-4:30 pm, SC 234 | Dr. Hal. Karlsson, TTU | Oxygen isotopic geochemistry of recent icelandic mafic lavas |
| 4 November (Mon), 3-4 pm, SC 234 | Dr. Elizabeth Wheeler, North Carolina State University | The Cretceous Trees of Big Bend - Really old growth forests |
| 8 November (Fri), 3:30-4:30 pm, SC 234 | Dr. Vance Holliday, University of Arizona | Geology and paleoenvironments of the oldest archaeological sites on the Southern High Plains |
SPRING 2001
Arc-continent collision in Taiwan as illuminated by one large (M7.6) and 37,000 tiny earthquakes
Dr. John Suppe, Princeton University
Depositional/Diagenetic and Production Histories of thge Upper Mississippian (Chester) Ooid Grainstones in the Austin Upper Mississippian Field: Lea County, New Mexico
Dr. George B. Asquith, Geosciences Department, Texas Tech University
The use of models and observations on the meso and global scale
Dr. Steven M. Lazarus, University of Utah
The importance of clay synthesis to petroleum industry
Dr. Necip Guven, Geoscience Department, Texas Tech University
Hurricane Bonnie wind flow characteristics and continued research opportunities
Dr. John L Schroeder, G-Systems, INC., Dallas TX
Jurassic-Cretaceous magmatism in the Blue Mountains province, Pacific Northwest: Implications for terrane amalgamation and accretion
Dr. Ken Johnson, Geosciences Dept. Texas Tech University/Wayland University
FALL 2000
Century-scale variation of seafloor temperatures inferred from offshore borehole geothermal data
Dr. Seiichi Nagihara, Texas Tech University
Outcrop characterization of reservoir quality and interwell-scale cement distribution in a tide-influenced delta, Frontier Formation Wyoming, USA
Dr. Shirley P. Dutton, Texas Bureau of Econ. Geology
The Search for Life on Mars: New Evidence within three Martian Meteorites
Dr. Everett K. Gibson, Jr., NASA Johnson Space Center
Reservoir Geology of the Albian (Middle Cretaceous) Mauddud Formation
Dr. Imelda JohnsonBadley, Ashton Environmental, U.K.
Geochemistry of subsurface reactive barriers for remediation of
contaminated ground water
Dr. Rick Wilkin, EPA, Oklahoma
Trace element and Nd-Sr-Pb isotopic data from mafic intrusive complexes, Trinity terrane, CA: Evidence of Mid-Paleozoic supra-subduction zone magmatism in a proto-arc paleotectonic setting
Dr. Rodney Metcalf, UNLV
Eocene Crustal Extension within the Coast Plutonic Complex, British
Columbia
Dr. Chris Andronicos, UTEP
Dr. Tapani Ramo
Archaeometry using Accelerator-Based Analytical Techniques
Dr. Javier Miranda, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM), Mexico City
Dr. Bradley Hacker, UCSB