M.E. Field
U.S. Geol Survey, Santa Cruz, CA
Activity
2004
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SEAFLOOR HABITAT MAPPING AND OCEANOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE KONA COAST NATIONAL PARKS
T45 Geology in the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management IISunday, 7 November 20041:30 PM - 5:30 PM
2003
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EL NIÑO INFLUENCE ON HOLOCENE REEF ACCRETION IN HAWAII
204 Sediments, CarbonatesWednesday, 5 November 20038:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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SOME BEACHES ARE MOVING; OTHERS ARE SIMPLY FADING AWAY
T180 From the Abyss to the Beach: In Honor of Orrin H. PilkeyTuesday, 4 November 20031:30 PM - 5:30 PM
2001
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USSEABED: DEFINING THE SURFICIAL GEOLOGY OF THE CONTINENTAL SHELF THROUGH DATA INTEGRATION AND FUZZY SET THEORY
T41 America's Coastal Crisis—Providing the Geoscience Information Needed to Conserve and Protect Coastal Resources (Posters)Monday, 5 November 20011:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Date Unknown
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TRAPPING OF LAND-DERIVED SEDIMENT BY MACROALGAE ON THE SOUTH MOLOKAI REEF FLAT, HAWAII
T125 Human Versus Natural Influences on Holocene Sedimentation in Estuaries, Harbors, and Marginal Marine Ecosystems (Posters)
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DIGITAL MAPS OF THE SEABED COLOR RENDERED IN TRUE COLOR
T72 Geoinformatics: Extracting Knowledge from the Rock Record Through Construction of Disciplinary Databases and Information Networks (Posters)
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IMPACTS ON SPATIAL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATTERNS ON A FRINGING REEF: MOLOKA'I, HAWAI'I
T125 Human Versus Natural Influences on Holocene Sedimentation in Estuaries, Harbors, and Marginal Marine Ecosystems (Posters)