Thad.A. Wasklewicz
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
Activity
2017
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QUANTIFYING SEDIMENT INTENSITY FROM THE NISQUALLY GLACIER AND NONGLACIAL SOURCES TO THE NISQUALLY RIVER, MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
T23 Geologic Research at Mount Rainier and Other Cascade Volcanoes: Ideal Natural Laboratories for Cutting-Edge Research with Implications to Life Safety and Infrastructure Protection in the Pacific Northwest ISunday, 22 October 20178:00 AM - 12:00 PMChelan 4
2016
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TIMING AND RATES OF HOLOCENE NORMAL FAULTING ALONG THE BLACK MOUNTAINS FAULT ZONE, DEATH VALLEY, USA
1 Neotectonics and Magmatism in Death Valley and Southwestern Basin and Range IMonday, 4 April 20168:30 AM - 12:30 PMMeeting Room 200 C
2013
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A NEW ADVANCE IN ASSESSING LANDSLIDE MOTION USING REPEAT LIDAR POINT CLOUDS
T312 Advances in Principles and Practice of Engineering Geology During the Past 50 YearsWednesday, 30 October 20138:00 AM - 12:00 PMRoom 203
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USE OF TERRESTRIAL LIDAR SCANNING DATA TO INFER LANDSLIDE BASAL GEOMETRY
T312 Advances in Principles and Practice of Engineering Geology During the Past 50 YearsWednesday, 30 October 20138:00 AM - 12:00 PMRoom 203
2012
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GEOMORPHIC CHANGE DETECTION AT THE CHALK CLIFFS NATURAL DEBRIS FLOW LABORATORY USING MULTI-TEMPORAL TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING DATA
T195 Insights into Geological Processes and Hazards Acquired through Recent Technological AdvancesTuesday, 6 November 20121:30 PM - 5:30 PM211AB
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A REACH-SCALE CHARACTERIZATION OF A SECOND-ORDER, TROPICAL, MONTANE STREAM: USING TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING TO RELATE CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF STREAM POWER AND SHEAR STRESS
T195 Insights into Geological Processes and Hazards Acquired through Recent Technological AdvancesTuesday, 6 November 20121:30 PM - 5:30 PM211AB
2011
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MONITORING DEBRIS-FLOW INITIATION PROCESSES AT CHALK CLIFFS, COLORADO, USA
T81 Landslides and Debris Flows: Understanding Past, Present, and Future EventsMonday, 10 October 20118:00 AM - 12:00 PMRoom L100FG
2010
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CHALK CREEK VALLEY, COLORADO: A NATURAL DEBRIS FLOW LABORATORY
T156 Debris Flows: From Hazard Mitigation to Landscape EvolutionTuesday, 2 November 20108:00 AM - 12:00 PMMile High Ballroom 4AB
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IN SITU MEASUREMENTS OF SEDIMENT ENTRAINMENT FROM THE HEADWATERS OF A NATURAL DEBRIS-FLOW BASIN
T156 Debris Flows: From Hazard Mitigation to Landscape EvolutionTuesday, 2 November 20108:00 AM - 12:00 PMMile High Ballroom 4AB
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COMPLEX RESPONSE OF CHANNEL MORPHOMETRY TO MULTIPLE DEBRIS FLOWS DURING THE 2009 FIELD SEASON AT CHALK CLIFFS, CO
T71 Terrestrial Laser Scanning: Applications in Geology and GeomorphologySunday, 31 October 20101:30 PM - 5:30 PMRoom 303
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OBSERVATIONS OF SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN A RECENTLY BURNED WATERSHED USING TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING
7 Seeing the True Shape of Earth’s Surface: Applications of Airborne and Terrestrial LiDAR in the GeosciencesSunday, 31 October 20108:00 AM - 12:00 PMRoom 502
2009
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FIELD OBSERVATIONS OF DEBRIS FLOWS AT CHALK CLIFFS, COLORADO: PART 2, CHANGES IN CHANNEL MORPHOMETRY OBTAINED FROM TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING
T240 Debris Flows IWednesday, 21 October 20098:00 AM - 12:00 PME147/148
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FIELD OBSERVATIONS OF DEBRIS FLOWS AT CHALK CLIFFS, COLORADO: PART 1, MONITORING STATION DATA FROM A 2 JUNE 2009 EVENT
T240 Debris Flows IWednesday, 21 October 20098:00 AM - 12:00 PME147/148
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GEOMORPHIC RESPONSE OF A RECENTLY BURNED WATERSHED TO A WINTER RAINSTORM MEASURED USING TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING
T165 Use of High-Resolution LiDAR DEMs for Geologic, Geomorphic, and Geohazards MappingTuesday, 20 October 20098:00 AM - 12:00 PME147/148