Southeastern Section - 73rd Annual Meeting - 2024

April 15 – April 16, 2024 · Asheville, North Carolina · Meeting Code: 2024SE
Sessions (77)
# Title Program Type Papers
1 Spanning an Orogen–From the Scandinavian Caledonides of Norway to the Southernmost Appalachians of Alabama I: In Honor of the Career of James F. Tull Symposia Sessions — 13
2 Magma, Heat, Fluids, and Critical Resources Across Tectonic Settings, Lithospheric Realms, Volcanic Systems, and Geologic Timescales I Theme Sessions — 10
3 Water Quality Issues in the Eastern U.S. I Theme Sessions — 12
4 Paleoclimatology, Paleoecology, and Conservation Paleobiology: Old Tools and New Tricks for Unraveling the Past and Informing the Future Theme Sessions — 12
5 Undergraduate and Graduate Posters (Lightning Talks) Theme Sessions — 3
6 D3. Environmental Geoscience (Posters) Technical Sessions — 4
7 D4. Geomorphology and Quaternary Geology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 2
8 D5. Geoscience Education (Posters) Technical Sessions — 4
9 D7. Marine and Coastal Geoscience (Posters) Technical Sessions — 7
10 Geochemical Proxies for Marine and Continental Paleoenvironments (Posters) Theme Sessions — 2
11 Sedimentology, Geochronology, and Tectonics in the Southeastern United States and Beyond (Posters) Theme Sessions — 7
12 Geoscience Investigations of the Caribbean: Fundamental Science, Socioeconomic and Environmental Issues (Posters) Theme Sessions — 2
13 Applied Geophysical Survey Methods and Mapping in the Southeast (Posters) Theme Sessions — 3
14 Geologic Maps, Geophysical Maps, 3-D Geological Models, Digital Mapping Techniques, Map Derivatives, and Digital Map Preparation (Posters) Theme Sessions — 13
15 Spanning an Orogen–From the Scandinavian Caledonides of Norway to the Southernmost Appalachians of Alabama II: In Honor of the Career of James F. Tull Symposia Sessions — 6
16 Undergraduate Research Oral Session Theme Sessions — 9
17 Magma, Heat, Fluids, and Critical Resources Across Tectonic Settings, Lithospheric Realms, Volcanic Systems, and Geologic Timescales II Theme Sessions — 6
18 Geoscience Investigations of the Caribbean: Fundamental Science, Socioeconomic and Environmental Issues Theme Sessions — 7
19 Water Quality Issues in the Eastern U.S. II Theme Sessions — 5
20 D5. Geoscience Education Technical Sessions — 5
21 Geochemical Proxies for Marine and Continental Paleoenvironments Theme Sessions — 5
22 Applied Geophysical Survey Methods and Mapping in the Southeast Theme Sessions — 6
23 D1. Carbonate Sedimentology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 2
24 D2. Economic and Engineering Geology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 3
25 D6. Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 3
26 D8. Paleontology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 3
27 D9. Soils and Soil Processes (Posters) Technical Sessions — 3
28 D12. Geoarchaeology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 2
29 Piedmont Geology in the Southern Appalachian Orogen: New Insights from Geologic Mapping, Geochemical, and Geochronological Studies (Posters) Theme Sessions — 8
30 Paleoclimatology, Paleoecology, and Conservation Paleobiology: Old Tools and New Tricks for Unraveling the Past and Informing the Future (Posters) Theme Sessions — 4
31 Undergraduate and Graduate Posters with Lightning Talks (Posters) Theme Sessions — 19
32 Interstate Collaboration in the Southeast US–State Geological Surveys Working Towards Stratigraphic and Lithologic Equivalencies to Address Mapping Discrepancies More Effectively I Symposia Sessions — 11
33 Ductile to Brittle Deformation in the Southern Appalachians: Grenville to Present Theme Sessions — 6
34 In the Field or in the Lab: Revealing Hidden Signals from Minerals Theme Sessions — 10
35 Wetlands, Springs, and Streams: Hydrologic Studies at the Groundwater-Surface Water Interface Theme Sessions — 12
36 Progress Towards Geologic CO2 Storage in the Eastern United States Theme Sessions — 10
37 Piedmont Geology in the Southern Appalachian Orogen: New Insights from Geologic Mapping, Geochemical, and Geochronological Studies Theme Sessions — 6
38 Magma, Heat, Fluids, and Critical Resources Across Tectonic Settings, Lithospheric Realms, Volcanic Systems, and Geologic Timescales (Posters) Theme Sessions — 13
39 Current Technological Trends in Landslide Assessment and Susceptibility Studies: Innovative Digital Techniques, Collection Methods, and Modeling (Posters) Theme Sessions — 7
40 Vertebrate Paleontology Research in North America (Posters) Theme Sessions — 4
41 Undergraduate Research Poster Session I (Posters) Theme Sessions — 25
42 Interstate Collaboration in the Southeast US–State Geological Surveys Working Towards Stratigraphic and Lithologic Equivalencies to Address Mapping Discrepancies More Effectively II Symposia Sessions — 3
43 Current Technological Trends in Landslide Assessment and Susceptibility Studies: Innovative Digital Techniques, Collection Methods, and Modeling Theme Sessions — 9
44 Vertebrate Paleontology Research in North America Theme Sessions — 13
45 Past, Present, and Future Sea-level and Landscape Change on the U.S. Coast and Continental Shelf Theme Sessions — 6
46 D10. Stratigraphy (Posters) Technical Sessions — 1
47 D11. Structural Geology (Posters) Technical Sessions — 3
48 In the Field or in the Lab: Revealing Hidden Signals from Minerals (Posters) Theme Sessions — 2
49 Water Quality Issues in the Eastern U.S. (Posters) Theme Sessions — 9
50 Progress Towards Geologic CO2 Storage in the Eastern United States (Posters) Theme Sessions — 1
51 Undergraduate Research Poster Session II (Posters) Theme Sessions — 34
52 Interstate Collaboration in the Southeast US–State Geological Surveys Working Towards Stratigraphic and Lithologic Equivalencies to Address Mapping Discrepancies More Effectively (Posters) Symposia Sessions — 2
53 Cores and Rocks from the Southeast Atlantic Continental Margin to Facilitate Interstate Correlation of Along-Strike Units: A Hands-On Poster Session to Support Symposium 2 (Posters) Theme Sessions — 7
401 Down the Escarpment and Across the Zone: A Transect from the Eastern Blue Ridge to the Western Piedmont; A Billion Years of Geology Field Trips Field Trip 0
402 Big Slow-movers, Debris Slides and Flows, and Mega-boulders of the Blue Ridge Escarpment, Western North Carolina Field Trips Field Trip 0
403 Gray Fossil Site and Museum Field Trips Field Trip 0
404 Ophiolites of Buck Creek/Chunky Gal Mountain Area Field Trips — 0
405 (This trip departs Tues., 16 Apr. and returns Thurs., 18 Apr.) Paleozoic Tectonics, Pleistocene Landforms, and Holocene Seismicity in the Blue Ridge: Results from Integrated Studies into the 9 August, 2020, Mw 5.1 Earthquake Area near Sparta, North Carolina Field Trips — 0
501 Classrooms, Careers, & Communities: Maximizing Your TA Experience Short Courses Short Course 0
502 Fluorescent Dye Tracing: Putting Principles into Practice Short Courses Short Course 0
— Geology Club Meetup Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— Geoscience Career Program Workshop Part 1: Career Planning and Informational Interviewing Events Workshop 0
— Geoscience Career Program Workshop Part 2: Geoscience Career Exploration Events Workshop 0
— GSA Southeastern Section Management Board Meeting Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— NAGT Southeastern Section Business Meeting Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— Roy J. Shlemon Mentors Program in Applied Geoscience Events Workshop 0
— Geoscience Career Program Workshop Part 3: Cover Letters, Résumés, and CVs Events Workshop 0
— GSA Campus Representative Breakfast Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— GSA Southeastern Section Keynote Address: Jennifer B. Bauer, Applied Geoscience Through the Landslide Lens - Finding the 'Why' Behind the Work Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— John Mann Mentors Program in Applied Hydrogeology Events Workshop 0
— Joint Eastern Section SEPM and GSA Sedimentary Geology Division Reception and Keynote Address: Dr. Kathleen Farrell, Integrating Sequence Stratigraphy, Geomorphology (LiDAR), and 3D Subsurface Mapping to Define the Pliocene and Quaternary Section for the Updip Sector of the Atlantic Coastal Plain - Everyone Welcome! Events Ticketed Event 0
— LGBTQ Geoscientists Social Hour Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— NC State University Minerals Research Laboratory (MRL) Open House. 180 Coxe Avenue.  Transportation is not provided; it is a 20 minute walk or 5 minute drive. Please meet in lobby for ride-sharing. Tours are 45-60 minutes Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— Session Chair Orientation Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— Session Chair Orientation Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— University Department Chairs Luncheon Events Non-ticketed Event 0
— Welcoming Reception and Map and Art Blast Events Non-ticketed Event 0