San Francisco | 12-16 December 2016
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1 = AM 0800–1000
2 = Tuesday
2 = AM 1020–1220
3 = Wednesday
3 = PM 1340–1540
4 = Thursday
4 = PM 1600–1800
5 = Friday
5 = PM 1830–1930
Sessions are being held in the following venues:
Moscone West, Levels 2 and 3
Moscone South, Esplanade Level and
Lower Level (Gateway Ballroom)
Poster Sessions
Posters are on display in
Moscone South, Lower Level, Poster Hall
THURSDAY A.M.
UNION
U41A
Moscone South 102
Thursday 0800h
The PETM: Insights for Cause,
Impacts of Consequence, Interest to
Anthropogenic Carbon Emissions, and
Relevance to Current Global Change
(Virtual Session)
Mark Boslough, Sandia National
Laboratories; Gerald Dickens, Rice
University; Wallace Broecker, Lamont
-Doherty Earth Observatory
0800h U41A-01 Paleoclimatology Supports Physics:
Our Energy Choices Will Have Large and LongLasting Consequences for Climate and Ecosystems:
R B Alley
0920h U41A-09 Linking Volcanism and Gas Release
from the North East Atlantic Volcanic Province to
the PETM: Challenges and Updates: H Svensen,
M T Jones, D A Jerram, S Planke, S Kjoberg, D W
Schmid, K Iyer, C Tegner
0930h U41A-10 Sources of Carbon during the
Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum: A Sluijs, J
Frieling, H Svensen, S Planke, M Cramwinckel, H
Selnes
0940h U41A-11 The Early Eocene Hyperthermal
Events: Magnitude, Characteristics and Orbital
Chronology.: V Lauretano, J C Zachos, L J Lourens
0950h U41A-12 The Relationship Between Eocene
and Modern Climate Sensitivity – is the PETM a
Good Analogue for Future Warming?: D J Lunt, A
Farnsworth
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
A41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Advances in Remote Sensing of Fires,
Aerosols, and Trace Gases for Air
Quality Applications III Posters
Edward Hyer, Naval Research Lab
Monterey, Marine Meteorology; Jun
Wang, University of Nebraska Lincoln;
Xiong Liu, Harvard-Smithsonian Center
for Astrophysics; Gonzalo Gonzalez
Abad, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for
Astrophysics
0800h A41A-0002 POSTER Land Cover and
Seasonality Effects on Biomass Burning Emissions
and Air Quality Impacts Observed from Satellites:
P Zoogman, A Hoffman, G Gonzalez Abad, C E
Miller, C R Nowlan, G Huang, X Liu, K Chance
0800h A41A-0003 POSTER Feasibility study of
aerosol retrieval for GCOM-C/SGLI with simulated
data: S Mukai, I Sano, M Yasumoto, M Nakata, N
Nishi
0800h A41A-0004 POSTER Spatiotemporal
inhomogeneity in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) over
Fukuoka observed by Car MAX-DOAS: H
Takashima, H Yamaguchi, Y Maruyama
0820h U41A-03 Deciphering the Boron Proxy
Records of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal
Maximum: B Hoenisch, L Haynes, D T Harper, D E
Penman, K Holland, Y Rosenthal, J C Zachos
0800h A41A-0007 POSTER Estimation of Biomass
Burning Emissions by Fusing Fire Radiative Power
Observed from Polar-orbiting and Geostationary
Satellites across the Continental United States: F Li,
X Zhang, S Kondragunta
0850h U41A-06 New sedimentary records of
enhanced weathering during the PETM: D E
Penman, S Kirtland Turner, P F Sexton, A Dickson,
A L Keller, A Ridgwell, R E Zeebe, P M Hull, S
D’haenens, J C Zachos, R D Norris
0900h U41A-07 Novel modeling constraints on the
rate of PETM carbon injection: S Kirtland Turner,
P M Hull, L R Kump, A Ridgwell
0910h U41A-08 Distal Impact Ejecta at PaleoceneEocene Boundary sections on the Atlantic Margin:
M F Schaller, M K Fung, J D Wright, M E Katz,
D V Kent
0800h A41A-0015 POSTER Evaluation of Satellite
Retrievals of Total Column Formaldehyde over the
Tropical Western Pacific and Central United States:
D C Anderson, R J Salawitch, R R Dickerson, C Li,
T P Canty
0800h A41A-0017 POSTER Using TES retrievals
of HCN to determine fire influence of Aura-TES
footprints: S Kulawik, V Payne, E V Fischer
0800h A41A-0018 POSTER Sensitivity test of GOCI
dust aerosol index with aerosol absorptivity by
using radiative transfer simulation and comparison
with AERONET aerosol optical properties: M Choi,
J Kim, J Lee, Y J Park
0800h A41A-0019 POSTER The importance of
using dynamical a-priori profiles for infrared O3
retrievals : the case of IASI.: H Peiro, E Emili, E Le
Flochmoen, B Barret, D Cariolle
0800h A41A-0020 POSTER NO2 inter-comparison
between Pandora spectrometer and in-situ
measurements during MAPS campaign in 2015: H
Chong, J Kim, W Kim, H Lee, J H Kim, M Choi, U
Jeong, J H Koo, J R Herman, N Abuhassan, S Lee, R
Park, J Y Ahn, J Park, J Hong, S K Kim
0800h A41A-0021 POSTER Characteristics of aerosol
optical properties and total amount of trace gases
over Korea during the 2015 MAPS-Seoul campaign
using AERONET and Pandora spectrometer: S Lee,
J Kim, M Choi, W Kim, H Lee, J H Kim, H Chong,
J H Koo, B N Holben, T F Eck, J R Herman, N
Abuhassan, J Y Ahn, J Park, J Hong, S K Kim
0800h A41A-0022 POSTER Influence of Open Fires
on Air Quality Over Chitwan, Nepal: M Mehra, A
K Panday, P S Praveen, B Adhikary, K Ram, C P
Pokhrel
0800h A41A-0023 POSTER Improve the retrieval
sensitivity to lower tropospheric ozone and longterm consistency of SAO OMI ozone profile
retrieval: G Huang, X Liu, Z Cai, K Chance, K Sun,
K Yang, S J Park
0800h A41A-0024 POSTER Atmosphere cleaning
by heavy precipitation: quantitative assessment
of aerosol washout and boundary layer recover
evaluated by MPLNET lidar measurements.: S Lolli,
E J Welton, J R Campbell, X Li, G Feingold, B N
Chew, S V Salinas Cortijo, S C Liew, G J Fochesatto
0800h A41A-0025 POSTER OMI Observations of
Bromine Monoxide Emissions from Volcanoes: R
M Suleiman, K Chance, X Liu, G Gonzalez Abad,
T P Kurosu
0800h A41A-0026 POSTER GOME-2 Tropospheric
Ozone Profile Retrievals from Joint UV/Visible
Measurement: X Liu, P Zoogman, K Chance, Z Cai,
C R Nowlan, G Huang, G Gonzalez Abad
Union Agency
Lecturer
0800h A41A-0005 POSTER Evaluating A Priori
Ozone Profile Information Used in TEMPO
Tropospheric Ozone Retrievals: M S Johnson, J T
Sullivan, X Liu, M Newchurch, S Kuang, T J McGee,
A O Langford, C J Senff, T Leblanc, T Berkoff, G
Gronoff, G Chen, K B Strawbridge
0800h A41A-0006 POSTER A Five-Year CMAQ
PM2.5 Model Performance for Wildfires and
Prescribed Fires: J L Wilkins, G Pouliot, K Foley,
A Rappold, T E Pierce
0840h U41A-05 Incorporating Terrestrial Processes
in Models of PETM Carbon Cycle Evolution: G J
Bowen
0800h A41A-0014 POSTER SAO OMPS
Formaldehyde Retrieval: G Gonzalez Abad, C J
Seftor, A P Vasilkov, X Liu, K Chance
0800h A41A-0001 POSTER Monitoring of Siberian
biomass burning smoke from AHI on board
geostationary satellite Himawari-8: I Sano, S Mukai,
A Yoshida, M Nakata, H Minoura, B N Holben
0810h U41A-02 Capturing the global signature of
surface ocean acidification during the PETM: T L
Babila, D E Penman, B Hoenisch, D C Kelly, T J
Bralower, Y Rosenthal, J C Zachos
0830h U41A-04 Atmospheric carbon dioxide
persisted at near modern levels before and after the
PETM: B Schubert, Y Cui
15 DECEMBER
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Session Information
Oral Sessions
THURSDAY
0800h A41A-0008 POSTER Impacts of Central
American Fires on Ozone Air Quality in Texas: S C
Wang, Y Wang, R Lei, R W Talbot
0800h A41A-0009 POSTER Retrieving Aerosol
Optical Depth over Turbid Coastal Water: Y Wang,
J Wang, X Xu, R C Levy
0800h A41A-0010 POSTER Optical properties
of aerosols related to haze events over Seoul
inferred from skyradiometer and satellite-borne
measurements : H Shi, Y C Noh, H J Song, B J Sohn,
S Lee, C Hyoung-Wook
0800h A41A-0011 POSTER Influence of Aerosols
And Surface Reflectance On NO2 Retrieval Over
China From 2005 to 2015: M Liu, J Lin
0800h A41A-0012 POSTER The analysis to
understand temporal variation and long-range
transport of aerosol over Northeast-Asia Using
COMS, MI: M KIM, J Kim
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
Marcia McNutt
Thursday,15 December
12:30–1:30 P.M.
Moscone North—Hall E
2016
1
0800h A41A-0027 POSTER The Spatial and
Temporal Variability of Particulate Aerosols in
the San Joaquin Valley of California from GroundBased Sensors and the MISR Satellite Instrument: M
J Garay, O V Kalashnikova, R J Campbell
0800h A41A-0028 POSTER Evaluation of Different
MODIS AOD Retrieval Algorithms for PM2.5
Estimation in the Western, Midwestern and
Southeastern United States with Implications for
Public Health: M Z Al-Hamdan, W L Crosson, E C
Burrows, S Coffield, B Crane
0800h A41A-0029 POSTER The study of aerosol
optical properties retrieval using Advanced
Himawari Imager onboard a HIMAWARI-8
satellite: H Lim, J Kim, M Choi, P W Chan, H Park,
S Go
A41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Anthropogenic Aerosol Forcing:
Mechanisms of Regional Climate
Variability and Change II Posters
(cosponsored by AMS: American
Meteorological Society) (joint with GC)
Massimo Bollasina, University of
Edinburgh; Yi Ming, Geophysical Fluid
Dynamics Laboratory; Debbie Polson,
University of Edinburgh; Laura Wilcox,
University of Reading
0800h A41B-0030 POSTER Contributions of Asian
pollution and SST forcings on precipitation change
in the North Pacific: S W Yeh, L Jong-Won
0800h A41B-0031 POSTER Do Differences in Future
Sulfate Emission Pathways Matter for Near-term
Climate? A Case Study for the Asian Monsoon: R E
Bartlett, M A Bollasina, B Booth, N J Dunstone, F
Marenco, G Messori, D Bernie
0800h A41B-0032 POSTER Local and remote
impacts of aerosol species on Indian summer
monsoon rainfall in a GCM: A G Turner, L Guo,
E Highwood
0800h A41B-0033 POSTER Possible Impact of Snow
Darkening by Light-absorbing Aerosols on the
Hydrological Cycle over Eurasia: M K Kim, W K M
Lau, K M Kim, J Sang, T J Yasunari
0800h A41B-0034 POSTER Regional Aerosol
Forcing over India: Preliminary Results from the
South West Asian Aerosol-Monsoon Interactions
(SWAAMI) Aircraft Experiment: W Morgan,
J Brooks, C Fox, S Haslett, D Liu, S K Kompalli,
H Pathak, M R Manoj, J D Allan, J M Haywood,
E Highwood, J Langridge, R S Nanjundaiah, K
Krishnamoorthy, S S Babu, S K Satheesh, A G
Turner, H Coe
0800h A41B-0035 POSTER Timing and seasonality
of the United States “warming hole”: N R Mascioli,
A M Fiore, M J Previdi, M Ting
0800h A41B-0036 POSTER The Influence of Aerosol
Absorption on the Extratropical Circulation: Z
Shen, Y Ming
0800h A41B-0037 POSTER Summer Rainfall over
the Southwestern Tibetan Plateau Controlled by
Deep Convection over the Indian Subcontinent: Y
Lin, W Dong, Y Ming, J S Wright
0800h A41B-0038 POSTER Direct and indirect
aerosol effects on the climate of the Arabian
Peninsula: F M Al Zawad, M Almazroui, M
Khodeir, M Alghamdi, S V Henriksson
0800h A41B-0039 POSTER Impacts of Different
Anthropogenic Aerosol Emission Scenarios on
Hydrology in the Mekong Basins and their Effects
on Irrigation and Hydropower: L K Yeo, C Wang
0800h A41B-0040 POSTER Investigating Effects
of Climate Seasonality, Catchment Characteristics
and Socio-economic Factors on the Budyko Curve
Parameter w at Different Spatiotemporal Scales: W
Wang, W Xing, S Zou
0800h A41C-0043 POSTER Effects of Convective
Transport on the Budget of Amazonian Aerosol
under Background Conditions : J Wang, R Krejci,
S E Giangrande, C Kuang, H M Barbosa, J Brito, S
Carbone, X Chi, J M Comstock, F Ditas, J V Lavric,
H E Manninen, F Mei, D Moran, C Pöhlker, M L
Pöhlker, J Saturno, B Schmid, R A F D Souza, S R
Springston, J M Tomlinson, T Toto, D Walter,
D Walter, D Wimmer, J N Smith, L Machado, P
Artaxo, M O Andreae, S T Martin
0800h A41C-0044 POSTER Impact of Tropopause
Structures on Deep Convective Transport Observed
during MACPEX: G L Mullendore, B C Bigelbach,
L E Christensen, E Maddox, K Pinkney, S Wagner
0800h A41C-0045 POSTER Modeling Convection
of Water Vapor into the Mid-latitude Summer
Stratosphere: C Clapp, S S Leroy, J G Anderson
0800h A41C-0047 POSTER Sensitivity of CrossTropopause Convective Transport to Tropopause
Definition: E Maddox, G L Mullendore
0800h A41C-0048 POSTER Vertical Transport
by Coastal Mesoscale Convective Systems: K
Lombardo, T Kading
0800h A41C-0049 POSTER The Role of
Overshooting Convection in Elevated Stratospheric
Water Vapor over the Summertime Continental
United States: R L Herman, E A Ray, K H Rosenlof,
K M Bedka, M J Schwartz, W G Read, R F Troy
0800h A41C-0050 POSTER Tracking LNOx
Downwind to Investigate Driving Production
Physics: J L Lapierre, S Pusede
0800h A41C-0051 POSTER Vertical Distribution
of Black Carbon during DC3 and the Influence
of Thunderstorms on the Transport of Biomass
Burning Layers into the Free Troposphere: K
Heimerl, B Weinzierl, D N Sauer, D Fütterer,
M Lichtenstern, H Schlager, J P Schwarz, M Z
Markovic, A E Perring, J W Hair, C F Butler, M A
Fenn, H Huntrieser
0800h A41C-0052 POSTER A Sea Breeze Induced
Thunderstorm over an Inland Station over Indian
South Peninsula: J N Bhate, A P Kesarkar, A
Karipot, D B Subrahamanyam, V Sathiyamoorthy,
C M Kishtawal
0800h A41C-0053 POSTER Genesis and development
processes of a quasi-stationary carrot-shaped cloud
system around the Sakishima Islands in Japan: T
Kawano, T Matoba, K Ryuishi
0800h A41C-0054 POSTER Geographic variability
in the energetics and top-heaviness of tropical deep
convection: L E Back, K Inoue, Z Hansen
0800h A41C-0055 POSTER Variability of Oceanic
Mesoscale Convective System Vertical Structures
Observed by CloudSat in Indo-Pacific Regions
Associated with the Madden-Julian Oscillation: J
Yuan
0800h A41C-0058 POSTER Convective initiation
and maintenance processes of two back-building
mesoscale convective systems leading to heavy
precipitation events in Southern Italy during
HyMeX IOP 13: K Lee, C Flamant, V Ducrocq, F
Duffourg, N Fourrié, S Davolio
0800h A41C-0059 POSTER Historical Time Series
of Extreme Convective Weather in Finland: T K
Laurila, A Mäkelä, J Rauhala, T Olsson, K Jylhä
0800h A41C-0060 POSTER Aerosol Impacts on MidLatitude MCS Precipitation Intensity and Radiative
Forcing: S M Saleeby, S C van den Heever, P J
Marinescu, S M Kreidenweis, P J DeMott
0800h A41C-0061 POSTER Level of Neutral
Buoyancy, Deep Convective Outflow, and Hot
Tower: New Perspectives Based on the A-Train
Observations : H Takahashi, J Luo, G L Stephens
0800h A41C-0062 POSTER Examining the Roles
of Deep Convective Detrainment in a Warming
Environment: R L Storer, G L Stephens, S van den
Heever
0800h A41B-0041 POSTER The significant reduction
of precipitation in Southern China during the
Chinese Spring Festival: J Zhang, D Gong
0800h A41C-0063 POSTER Study of Convective
Transport of Pollutants into the Upper Troposphere
Using Data From the CONTRAST Experiment and
the CloudSat Satellite Mission: S Chelpon, J Luo, L
Pan
A41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
A41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Atmospheric Convection: Physics,
Dynamics, Chemistry, and Roles in
Weather and Climate III Posters
Zhengzhao Luo, City College of New
York, CUNY; Cameron Homeyer,
University of Oklahoma Norman
Campus; Gretchen Mullendore,
University of North Dakota; Susan van
den Heever, Colorado State University
0800h A41C-0042 POSTER Comparing turbulent
mixing of biogenic VOC across model scale: Y Li, M
C Barth, A L Steiner
Cloud-Aerosol-Precipitation-Climate
Interactions over the Southeastern
Atlantic II Posters
Robert Wood, University of Washington
Seattle Campus; James Haywood, Met
2ɝFH; Jens Redemann, NASA Ames
Research Center; Paquita Zuidema,
University of Miami
0800h A41D-0064 POSTER Response of Marine
Boundary Layer Cloud Properties to Aerosol
Perturbations Associated with Meteorological
Conditions from the 19-month AMF-Azores
Campaign: J Liu, Z Li, C Maureen
0800h A41D-0065 POSTER Intercomparison
of CALIOP Cloud and Aerosol Profiles with in
situ Marine Stratocumulus Observations during
ORACLES: A Heikkila, J D Small Griswold
2
2016
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h A41D-0066 POSTER Marine Stratocumulus
Properties from the FPDR – PDI as a Function of
Aerosol during ORACLES: J D Small Griswold, A
Heikkila
0800h A41D-0067 POSTER Daytime variations of
absorbing aerosols above clouds in the southeast
Atlantic: Y Y Chang, S A Christopher
0800h A41D-0068 POSTER Spatio-temporal
variability in cloud microphysical properties over
the South East Atlantic: S Gupta, G M McFarquhar,
M Poellot, J O’Brien, D J Delene
0800h A41D-0069 POSTER Fast Response Vertical
Wind Measurements Made on the NASA P-3B
During the 2016 ORACLES Field Campaign: K L
Thornhill II, J D W Barrick
0800h A41D-0070 POSTER Entrainment and mixing
of biomass burning aerosol into the Namibian
stratocumulus cloud deck: M S Diamond, R Wood,
S E LeBlanc
0800h A41D-0071 POSTER Aerosol properties above
clouds over the South East Atlantic Ocean during
the fire season: comparison between observations
from POLDER/PARASOL and AeroCom models:
F Peers, N Bellouin, F Waquet, F Ducos, P Goloub,
J Mollard, G Myhre, R B Skeie, T Takemura, D
Tanré, F Thieuleux, K Zhang
0800h A41D-0072 POSTER Using ARM observations
to identify deficiencies in the NCAR Community
Atmosphere Model (CAM) simulations of marine
boundary layer clouds: X Zheng, S A Klein, H Y Ma,
V E Larson, A Gettelman, P Bogenschutz
0800h A41E-0087 POSTER Shifts of regional hydroclimatic regimes in the warmer future: H Kim, S
Morishita
0800h A41E-0088 POSTER Oceanic Warm Rain
Latent Heating and its Role in the Energy and
Water Cycles: E Nelson, T S L’Ecuyer
0800h A41E-0089 POSTER Examination of Satellite
and Model Reanalysis Precipitation with Climate
Oscillations: T F Donato, P R Houser
0800h A41E-0090 POSTER Analyzing mass
balance estimates of global continental discharge
from remote sensing and reanalysis: H A
Chandanpurkar, J T Reager II, J S Famiglietti, R
S Nerem
A41F
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Remote Sensing of CH4 and CO2 from
Space: Moving toward an Observing
System IV Posters (joint with GC)
Annmarie Eldering, NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory; Christopher
O’Dell, Colorado State University;
Anna Michalak, Carnegie Institution
for Science; Charles Miller, NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory
0800h A41F-0091 POSTER An Inversion Analysis
of Recent Variability in CO2 Fluxes Using GOSAT
and In Situ Observations: J S Wang, S R Kawa, D F
Baker, G J Collatz
0800h A41D-0074 POSTER An Intercomparison
of Research Scanning Polarimeter Cloud Droplet
Number Concentrations with Aerosol Properties
over the Atlantic Ocean: K Sinclair, B van
Diedenhoven, B Cairns, M D Alexandrov, L D
Ziemba, R Moore, E Crosbie, C A Hostetler
0800h A41F-0092 POSTER GOSAT CO2 Inversion
Inter-comparison Experiment Phase-II and multiyear global fluxes inferred from the NIES flux
inversion system: H Takagi, S Houweling, T
Yokota, S S Maksyutov
0800h A41D-0075 POSTER Cloud Condensation
Nuclei Measurements During the First Year of
the ORACLES Study: M Kacarab, S G Howell, R
Wood, J Redemann, A Nenes
0800h A41F-0093 POSTER Inferring CO2 Fluxes
from OCO-2 for Assimilation into Land Surface
Models to Calculate Net Ecosystem Exchange: R
Prouty, A Radov, M Halem, G S Nearing
0800h A41D-0076 POSTER Separating Aerosol
and Cloud Radiative Effects: Sampling Techniques
and Preliminary Results from the 2016 ORACLES
Field Campaign: S Cochrane, S Schmidt, H Chen, P
Pilewskie, J Redemann, S E LeBlanc, G Feingold, S
E Platnick, K Meyer, H Iwabuchi, R A Ferrare, J W
Hair, S P Burton, C A Hostetler
0800h A41D-0077 POSTER The transport of
southern Africa smoke aerosols and transient
dynamics of the subtropical circulation: E M
Wilcox, F Hosseinpour
A41E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Energy and Water Cycling: Regional to
Global Variability and Water Security
II Posters
5REHUW6FKL΍HU, Universities Space
Research Association; Jared Entin, NASA
HQ - SMD; Deborah Belvedere, Morgan
State University; Joseph Santanello,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0800h A41E-0078 POSTER Advanced Understanding
of Convection Initiation and Optimizing Cloud
Seeding by Advanced Remote Sensing and Land
Cover Modification over the United Arab Emirates:
V Wulfmeyer, A Behrendt, O Branch, T Schwitalla
0800h A41E-0079 POSTER The Relationship
Between the Structure of Low-Level Jets and
Precipitation Extremes: D Hodges, Z Pu
0800h A41E-0080 POSTER An Analysis of the
Relationship Between Atmospheric Heat Transport
and the Position of the ITCZ in NASA NEWS
products, CMIP5 GCMs, and Multiple Reanalyses:
R Stanfield, X Dong, H Su, B Xi, J H Jiang
0800h A41E-0081 POSTER Constraining the
dynamics of the water budget at high spatial
resolution in the world’s water towers using models
and remote sensing data; Snake River Basin, USA :
K A Watson, M T Masarik, A N Flores
0800h A41E-0082 POSTER Regional Climate Model
Simulations Suggest Global Products Fail to Capture
Mountain Snow: M Wrzesien, M T Durand, T
Pavelsky
0800h A41E-0083 POSTER Achieve a Better
Understanding of Cloud and Precipitation Processes
for the Promotion of Water Security in Arid and
Semi-Arid Regions: S Farrah, O Al Yazidi
0800h A41E-0084 POSTER Plan and Some Results
of “Advanced Study on Precipitation Enhancement
in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions”: M Murakami
0800h A41E-0085 POSTER Analysis, Sensitivity, and
Uncertainty of Sensible Heat Flux, and Variability of
Global Energy Budget Closure Involving Consistent
Remotely-Sensed Satellite Products: A Siemann, G
Coccia, N Chaney, D G Miralles, C Jimenez, M F
McCabe, E F Wood
0800h A41E-0086 POSTER Evaluating Atmospheric
River Moisture Sources using Water Tracer and
Isotope-enabled Climate Models: J M Nusbaumer,
A N LeGrande, R D Field
0800h A41F-0094 POSTER Identifying temporal
and spatial synoptic-scale variability of total column
carbon dioxide measurements: A D Torres, M A
Fendrock, S C Doney, G Keppel-Aleks
0800h A41F-0095 POSTER Applying satellite
retrievals to identify urban emissions of GHG’s over
East Asia: C Shim, D K Henze
0800h A41F-0096 POSTER Extraction and Analysis
of Regional Emission and Absorption Events of
Greenhouse Gases with GOSAT and OCO-2: K
Kasai, K Shiomi, A Konno, T Tadono, M Hori
0800h A41F-0097 POSTER Seasonal Variations of
Atmospheric CO2 over Fire Affected Regions Based
on GOSAT Observations: Y Shi, T Matsunaga
0800h A41F-0098 POSTER Influence of Droughts
on CO2: X Jiang, A Kao, A Corbett, E T Olsen, T S
Pagano, Y L Yung
A41F-0099
POSTER
Assimilating
0800h
Flask Sampling and OCO-2 Carbon Dioxide
Measurements Using a Coupled Land-Atmosphere
Data Assimilation System: G Asrar, N Zeng, Y Liu
0800h A41F-0100 POSTER Upper Tropospheric
Methane Variation over Indian Region: Role of
Meteorology: K M, P R Nair
0800h A41F-0101 POSTER An investigation of
regional tropospheric methane in central interior
Alaska using direct-sun FTIR: N Jacobs, W R
Simpson, K Strong, S A Conway, Y Kasai, M K
Dubey, H A Parker, F Hase, T Blumenstock, Q Tu
0800h A41F-0102 POSTER Assessing Recent
Improvements in the GOSAT TANSO-FTS
Thermal InfraRed Emission Spectrum using
Satellite Inter-Comparison with NASA AIRS,
EUMETSAT IASI, and JPSS CrIS: R Knuteson, G
Burgess, K Shiomi, A Kuze, J Yoshida, F Kataoka,
H Suto
0800h A41F-0103 POSTER IASI-NG: a new
generation of infrared sounders for meteorology
and atmospheric composition: A Deschamps, F
Bermudo, S Rousseau, F Bernard, E Pequignot
0800h A41F-0104 POSTER Comparative Analysis of
the Methane Data Products from the Tropospheric
Emission Spectrometer and the Atmospheric
Infrared Sounder.: T J Pagano, J R Worden
0800h A41F-0105 POSTER Evaluation of bias in
lower and middle tropospheric GOSAT/TANSOFTS TIR V1.0 CO2 data through comparisons
with aircraft and NICAM-TM CO2 data: N Saitoh,
H Hatta, R Imasu, K Shiomi, A Kuze, Y Niwa, T
Machida, Y Sawa, H Matsueda
0800h A41F-0106 POSTER Multi-layer Retrievals of
Greenhouse Gases from a Combined Use of GOSAT
TANSO-FTS SWIR and TIR: N Kikuchi, A Kuze,
F Kataoka, K Shiomi, M Hashimoto, H Suto, R O
Knuteson, L T Iraci, E L Yates, W Gore, T Tanaka,
T Yokota
0800h A41F-0107 POSTER Highlights of the
HITRAN2016 database: I Gordon, L S Rothman, C
Hill, R V Kochanov, Y Tan
0800h A41F-0108 POSTER Impact of line
parameter database, continuum absorption, full
grind configuration, and L1B update on GOSAT
TIR methane retrieval: A Yamada, N Saitoh, R
Nonogaki, R Imasu, K Shiomi, A Kuze
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h A41F-0109 POSTER An intercomparison
of quasi-real time processed GOSAT target
observations based on RemoTeC, ACOS, OCO-2,
and NIES retrievals: H Suto, A Butz, A Kuze
0800h A41F-0110 POSTER GOSAT and OCO-2
Inter-comparison on Measured Spectral Radiance
and Retrieved Carbon Dioxide: F Kataoka, A
Kuze, K Shiomi, H Suto, D Crisp, C J Bruegge, F M
Schwandner
0800h A41F-0111 POSTER GOSAT field experiments
with a new portable mid-IR FTS in the western
US: K Shiomi, N Kikuchi, A Kuze, H Suto, S
Kawakami, M Hashimoto, F Kataoka, K Kasai,
T Arai, J Hedelius, C Viatte, P O Wennberg, C M
Roehl, I Leifer, E L Yates, J E Marrero, L T Iraci, C J
Bruegge, F M Schwandner, D Crisp
0800h A41F-0112 POSTER TCCON Philippines:
Towards Quantifying Atmospheric Carbon in
Southeast Asia: I Morino, V A Velazco, O Uchino,
F M Schwandner, R C Macatangay, T Nakatsuru, N
M Deutscher, D Belikov, S S Maksyutov, Y Oishi, T
Y Nakajima, D W T Griffith
0800h A41F-0113 POSTER Improving the Retrieval
of XCO2 from Total Carbon Column Observing
Network Solar Spectra: J Mendonca, K Strong, D
Wunch, D Long, J Franklin, J T Hodges
0800h A41F-0114 POSTER Using Airborne In-Situ
Profiles to Evaluate TCCON Data from Armstrong
Flight Research Center: L T Iraci, P W Hillyard, J
R Podolske, C M Roehl, D Wunch, P O Wennberg,
R Albertson
0800h A41F-0115 POSTER Lidar observations at
prioritized sites for GOSAT validation: O Uchino,
I Morino, T Sakai, T Izumi, T Nagai, T Shibata, O
Hiroshi, K Arai, B Liley, G Bagtasa
0800h A41F-0116 POSTER Initial Comparison of
Spatial Variability in CO2 Column as seen by OCO-2
and an Airborne CO2 LIDAR within ACT-America:
E Bell, C O’Dell, E V Browell, B Lin, S A Kooi, J T
Dobler, M D Obland, T Lauvaux, S Feng, K J Davis
0800h A41F-0117 POSTER Seven Plus Years of
GOSAT XCO2 from the OCO-2 Algorithm: B
Fisher, C O’Dell
0800h A41F-0118 POSTER Preparation of the
GOSAT-2 FTS-2 SWIR products and its
preliminary sensitivity study: Y Yoshida, A Kamei,
I Morino, M Saito, H Noda, T Matsunaga
0800h A41F-0119 POSTER An Update on Validation
of OCO-2 XCO2 Observations: M R Gunson, G B
Osterman, D Wunch, P O Wennberg, C O’Dell, B
Fisher, C M Roehl, C Viatte, A Eldering, B J Naylor
0800h A41F-0121 POSTER An Investigation of
Geographical and Seasonal Patterns in XCO2 Retrieval
Errors Based on Monte Carlo Experiments: J
Hobbs, A J Braverman, N Cressie, R Granat, M R
Gunson, L Mandrake, J Teixeira
0800h A41F-0122 POSTER Validation of YCAR
algorithm over East Asia TCCON sites: W Kim, J
Kim, Y Jung, H Lee, T Y Goo, C H Cho, S Lee
0800h A41F-0123 POSTER The performance of
Yonsei CArbon Retrieval (YCAR) algorithm with
improved aerosol information using GOSAT
measurements over East Asia: Y Jung, J Kim, W
Kim, H Boesch, Y Yoshida, C Cho, H Lee, T Y Goo
0800h A41F-0124 POSTER Orbiting Carbon
Observatory-2
(OCO-2)
Cloud
Screening
Validation: Analysis of the First Two Years in
Space: T Taylor, H Q Cronk, C O’Dell, A Eldering,
D Crisp
A41F-0125
POSTER
Investigating
0800h
Wavelength-Dependent Aerosol Optical Properties
Using Water Vapor Slant Column Retrievals from
CLARS over the Los Angeles Basin: Z C Zeng, Q
Zhang, J Margolis, R L Shia, S Newman, D Fu, T
Pongetti, C Wong, S P Sander, P Wenneberg, Y L
Yung, V Natraj
0800h A41F-0126 POSTER A Comparison of
Aerosol Measurements from OCO-2 and MODIS:
R R Nelson, C O’Dell
0800h A41F-0127 POSTER Improving XCO2
Retrievals from OCO2 by using CALIOP-derived
Aerosol Priors: A J Merrelli, R Bennartz, C O’Dell
0800h A41F-0128 POSTER Validation of GOSAT
XCO2 and XCH4 derived by PPDF-S method and
consideration of its screening criteria: C Iwasaki,
R Imasu, A Bril, T Yokota, I Morino, Y Yoshida, S
Hayashida, S Oshchepkov
A41G
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Stochastic and Coupled Modeling for
Seamless Earth System Prediction
Capabilities II Posters (joint with NG,
OS)
Falko Judt, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; Jessie Carman,
NOAA Washington DC; David McCarren,
Oceanographer of the Navy; Aneesh
Subramanian, University of Oxford
0800h A41G-0130 POSTER Verification and
Validation of a Navy ESPC Hindcast with Loosely
Coupled Data Assimilation: E J Metzger, N P
Barton, O M Smedstad, B C Ruston, A J Wallcraft, T
R Whitcomb, J A Ridout, D S Franklin, L Zamudio,
P G Posey, C A Reynolds, M Phelps
0800h A41G-0131 POSTER Analog Ensemble
(AnEn): Optimal Predictor Weighting and
Exploitation of Spatial Characteristics in AnEn
Generation: L Clemente-Harding, G Cervone, L
Delle Monache, S E Haupt, S Alessandrini
0800h A41H-0153 POSTER Towards Low-Cost
Permanent Space-Borne Observation of the
Geomagnetic Field and Ionospheric Environment:
G Hulot, J M Leger, P Vigneron, T Jager, F Bertrand,
P Coisson, E Astafyeva, L Tomasini
A41G-0132
POSTER
A
Unified
0800h
Parameterization of Dry/Moist and Shallow/Deep
Convection: S B Park, P Gentine
0800h A41H-0154 POSTER ISINGLASS campaign
multi point sensors and data integration: R Clayton,
K A Lynch, R Michell, D L Hampton, M Samara, M
D Zettergren, D L Hysell, M Lessard
0800h A41G-0133 POSTER Dry Air Intrusion and
Synoptic Variability in the ECMWF Stochastic
Ensemble Forecasts of the MJO Over the Equatorial
Indian Ocean: S S Chen, B W Kerns
0800h A41G-0134 POSTER Coupled Model
Development and Multi-Model Ensemble
Prediction Research and Transition Activities in the
NOAA MAPP Program: A Mariotti, D Barrie, H M
Archambault, J Huang
0800h A41G-0135 POSTER Toward an Improved
Extended Range Forecast Using the NCEP Global
Ensemble Forecast System : W Li, Y Zhu, M Pena,
X Zhou, D Hou, C Melhauser
0800h A41G-0136 POSTER Accurate representation
of organized convection in CFSv2 via a stochastic
lattice model: B B Goswami, B Khouider, R P M M
Krishna, P Mukhopadhyay, A Majda
0800h A41G-0137 POSTER Monitoring the
performance of the next Climate Forecast System
version 3, throughout its development stage at
EMC/NCEP: M Peña, S Saha, X Wu, J Wang, P
Tripp, S Moorthi, P Bhattacharjee
0800h A41G-0138 POSTER Extended-Range
Forecasts at Climate Prediction Center: Current
Status and Future Plans: A Kumar
0800h A41G-0139 POSTER Ocean Ensemble
Forecasting in the Navy Earth System Prediction
Capability: C D Rowley, P J Hogan, S Frolov, M
Wei, P G Thoppil, O M Smedstad, N P Barton, C
H Bishop
0800h A41G-0140 POSTER Effects of non-Gaussian
ocean-intrinsic variability in a stochastic Stommel
two-box ocean model: W J Barham, I Grooms
0800h A41G-0141 POSTER Bias Estimates and
Calibrations from Ocean Analyses and Forecasts
with Different Atmospheric Forcing Products: P J
Hogan, E J Metzger, O M Smedstad, D Franklin, A
J Wallcraft
0800h A41G-0142 POSTER Stochastic ocean
parametrizations: Impacts on model uncertainty
estimates and low frequency variability: S Juricke,
L Zanna, D MacLeod, A Weisheimer, T Palmer
0800h A41G-0143 POSTER Hurricane Patricia in the
US Navy Earth System Prediction Capability Global
Coupled System: L Zamudio, J A Ridout
0800h A41G-0144 POSTER Uncertainty Propagation
in Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Coupled System: A
Stochastic Study on Hurricane Earl (2010): G Li, M
Curcic, M Iskandarani, S S Chen, O M Knio
0800h A41G-0145 POSTER Probabilistic Predictions
of Regional Ocean Dynamics: D N Subramani, P J
Haley Jr, P F J Lermusiaux
A41H
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
The Rise of Small Satellite
Constellations for Earth Observation
II Posters (joint with GC, IN, SA, SH)
William Swartz, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory;
Charles Norton, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Pamela Millar, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center; David
Klumpar, Montana State University
0800h A41H-0146 POSTER Evaluation of the Use of
CubeSats in Atmospheric Profiling: J P Olson, C V
Chandra
A41H-0147
POSTER
Space-based
0800h
observatories providing key data for climate change
applications: J Lecomte, J J Juillet
0800h A41H-0148 POSTER Orbital and Sampling
Strategies for Accurately Determining the
Diurnal Cycle of Upper-Air Temperature Using a
Constellation of Small Satellites: C A Mears, W J
Blackwell, A J Gasiewski, V V Leslie, J R Piepmeier,
P Racette, P W Rosenkranz, B D Santer
0800h A41H-0149 POSTER The SIGMA CubeSat
Mission for Space Research and Technology
Demonstration: S Lee, J K Lee, H Lee, J Shin, S
Jeong, H Jin, U W Nam, H Kim, M Lessard, R Lee
0800h A41H-0150 POSTER The CubeSat Infrared
Atmospheric Sounder (CIRAS): Demonstrating key
technologies for a future constellation to improve
temporal sampling: T S Pagano
0800h A41H-0151 POSTER Attempt to the detection
of small wildfire by the uncooled micro bolometer
camera onboard 50 kg class satellite: T Fukuhara,
T Kouyama, S Kato, R Nakamura
0800h A41H-0152 POSTER Optimizing the Attitude
Control of Small Satellite Constellations for Rapid
Response Imaging: S Nag, A Li
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h A41H-0155 POSTER The Cubesat Radiometer
Radio Frequency Interference Technology
Validation (CubeRRT) Mission: S Misra, J T
Johnson, C Ball, C C Chen, G Smith, C McKelvey, M
Andrews, A O’Brien, J Kocz, R Jarnot, S T Brown,
J R Piepmeier, J Lucey, L R Miles, D Bradley, P
Mohammed
0800h A41H-0156 POSTER ExoDyn: A CubeSatellite Constellation for the In-situ Measurement
of Upper Atmospheric Composition: D Gardner, S
M Nossal, L Waldrop, E J Mierkiewicz, S Jones, N
Paschalidis, J Bellardo, A Nonaka, M P Hickey, R B
Kerr, J Noto
0800h A41H-0157 POSTER Trade-space Analysis
for Constellations: J Le Moigne, P Dabney, O L
de Weck, V Foreman, P Grogan, M P Holland, S P
Hughes, S Nag
0800h A41H-0158 POSTER Distributed Acquisition
for Geomagnetic Research (DAGR) for SmallSats:
E Zesta
0800h A41H-0159 POSTER Enabling High Spectral
Resolution Thermal Imaging from CubeSat
and MicroSatellite Platforms Using Uncooled
Microbolometers and a Fabry-Perot interferometer:
R Wright, P G Lucey, S Crites, H Garbeil, M Wood,
E J Pilger, C Honniball, A Gabrieli
0800h A41H-0160 POSTER Measuring Earth’s
Radiation Imbalance using Cubesat Constellations:
W D Collins, S Courtade, T J Immel, D Feldman, S
R Lorentz, L P Dyrud
0800h A41H-0161 POSTER The SPectral Ocean
Color (SPOC) Small Satellite Mission: From Payload
to Ground Station Development and Everything in
Between: S Bernardes, D L Cotten
0800h A41H-0162 POSTER Remote Sensing
of Precipitation from 6U-Class Small Satellite
Constellations: Temporal Experiment for Storms
and Tropical Systems Technology Demonstration
(TEMPEST-D): S C Reising, T Gaier, C D
Kummerow, C V Chandra, S Padmanabhan, B Lim,
C Heneghan, W K Berg, J P Olson, S T Brown, J
Carvo, M Pallas
0800h A41H-0163 POSTER TEMPEST-D MMWave Radiometer : S Padmanabhan, T Gaier, S C
Reising, B Lim, R A Stachnik, R Jarnot, W K Berg,
C D Kummerow, V Chandrasekar
0800h A41H-0164 POSTER Simulating 3D Spacecraft
Constellations for Low Frequency Radio Imaging:
A M Hegedus, N Amiri, J Lazio, K Belov, J C Kasper
0800h A41H-0165 POSTER Electron Microburst
Observation with Formation Flying Nonosats: J
Lee, Y S Kwak, J Park, J Hwang, Y Lee, J D Sohn
0800h A41H-0166 POSTER Signals of Opportunity
Earth Reflectometry (SoOp-ER): Enabling new
microwave observations from small satellites: J L
Garrison, J R Piepmeier, R Shah, Y C Lin, C F Du
Toit, M A Vega, J J Knuble
0800h A41H-0167 POSTER Connecting the Sun and
Earth: Field ALigned Connections Constellation: R
Stoneback
0800h A41H-0168 POSTER VHF SoOp (Signal
of Opportunity) Technology Demonstration for
Soil Moisture Measurement Using Microwave
Hydraulic Boom Truck Platform: A T Joseph, M
Deshpande, L Miles, P E O’Neill
0800h A41H-0169 POSTER PRE-LAUNCH
CALIBRATION AND PERFORMANCE STUDY
OF THE POLARCUBE 3U TEMPERATURE
SOUNDING RADIOMETER MISSION: L
Periasamy, A J Gasiewski, B T Sanders, C Rouw, G
Alvarenga, D W Gallaher
A41I
Moscone West 3012
Thursday 0800h
Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity
Constraints: Laboratory
Investigations, Field and Remote
Sensing Observations, and Modeling
Studies II
Yasin Elshorbany, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Thomas Hanisco, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center; Philip
Stevens, Indiana Univ
0800h A41I-01 Building Confidence in the
Understanding of Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity:
W H Brune, A B Thames, A L Brosius, D O Miller,
B C Baier, K E Christian, J Mao, X Ren
0815h A41I-02 Observed OH and HO2
concentrations in the upper troposphere inside
and outside of Asian monsoon influenced air.: D
R Marno, C Künstler, K Hens, C Tatum Ernest,
S Broch, H Fuchs, M Martinez, E Bourtsoukidis, J
Williams, F Holland, A Hofzumahaus, L Tomsche,
H Fischer, T Klausner, H Schlager, L Eirenschmalz,
G Stratmann, P Stock, H Ziereis, A Roiger, B Bohn,
A Zahn, A Wahner, J Lelieveld, H Harder
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0830h A41I-03 Novel Semi-Direct OH Reactivity
(kOH) Measurements by Chemical Ionization
Mass Spectrometry during a Chamber Instrument
Comparison Campaign and Continuous Ambient
Air Sampling at a Central European GAW Station:
J Muller, D Kubistin, T Elste, C Plass-Duelmer, A
Claude, J Englert, R Holla, H Fuchs, A Hofzumahaus,
F Holland, A Novelli, R Tillmann, R Wegener, F
Rohrer, Z Yu, B Bohn, J Williams, E Pfannerstill, A
Edtbauer, T Kluepfel
0845h A41I-04 Modelling total OH reactivity:
atmospheric implications of the missing OH sink: V
Ferracci, A T Archibald, I Heimann, J A Pyle
0900h A41I-05 Connection of Heterogeneous
Chemistry to Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity: W
Nie, A Ding, T Wang, Z Xu, X Huang, X Chi, C
George, V M Kerminen, C Fu
0915h A41I-06 Global Sensitivity Analysis of
GEOS-Chem Modeled OH, HO2, and Ozone During
the INTEX Campaigns (2004, 2006): K E Christian,
W H Brune, J Mao
0930h A41I-07 Measuring Ozone Production Rates
in the Troposphere: Performances and Limitations
of the Mines Douai instrument: S Dusanter, S
Sklaveniti, P S Stevens, N Locoge
0945h A41I-08 Characterization of atmospheric
oxidants during, and after 2014 APEC summit: a
case study of peroxides and ozone: H Shen, Z Chen,
L Huang
A41J
Moscone West 3008
Thursday 0800h
Atmospheric Trace Species:
Observations and Analyses of the
(΍HFWVRI&KDQJLQJ$WPRVSKHULF
Composition on Stratospheric Ozone
and Climate I
Anne Thompson, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Paul Newman, NASA
GSFC; Guus Velders, National Institute
for Public Health and the Environment;
Joris Veefkind, Royal Netherlands
Meteorological Institute
0800h A41J-01 Issues of Trace Gases affecting
Ozone and Climate: D J Wuebbles, N Harris
(HFC)
0820h A41J-02 Hydrofluorocarbon
Scenarios, Climate Effects and the Montreal
Protocol: G J M Velders, D W Fahey, J S Daniel
0835h A41J-03 A Large Radiative Forcing by
Stratospheric Sulfate and Organic Aerosol: D M
Murphy, P Yu, K D Froyd, R S Gao, R W Portmann,
B Toon, K H Rosenlof
0847h A41J-04 Vertical Distribution of 14CO2 in the
Free Troposphere and Stratosphere: L Garofalo, T
P Guilderson, E L Atlas, D R Blake, L Pfister, K A
Boering
0859h A41J-05 The value and limitations of
global air-sampling networks for improving our
understanding trace gas behavior: S A Montzka
0919h A41J-06 Source-Specific Nitrous Oxide
Emissions in Ireland and UK from New Isotopically
Resolved Measurements and Models: M J
McClellan, M L Rigby, A Ganesan, M F Lunt, E
Saikawa, A Manning, S Ono, R G Prinn
0934h A41J-07 Atmospheric Carbon Tetrachloride:
Mysterious Emissions Gap Almost Closed: Q Liang,
P A Newman, S Reimann
0946h A41J-08 Sustained Reduction of Total CO2equivalent Emissions of Chlorofluorocarbons and
Their Substitutes from the US: L Hu, S A Montzka,
D Godwin, A E Andrews, K W Thoning, B R
Miller, C Sweeney, J B Miller, S Lehman, C Siso, D J
Mondeel, B D Hall, J D Nance, P P Tans, J W Elkins
A41K
Moscone West 3010
Thursday 0800h
Climate Sensitivity and Feedbacks:
Advances and New Paradigms II
Brian Kahn, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Mark Richardson, NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Mark
Zelinka, Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory
0800h A41K-01 Evidence for a super ClausiusClapeyron intensification of the tropical
hydrological cycle : G L Stephens
0815h A41K-02 What Can the Internal Variability
of CMIP5 Models Tell Us About Their Climate
Sensitivity?: N Lutsko, I Held
0830h A41K-03 The Influence of Extratropical
Cloud Phase and Amount Feedbacks on Climate
Sensitivity Modified by Ocean Heat Uptake.: W
Frey, J E Kay
0845h A41K-04 Equilibrium and Effective Climate
Sensitivity: M Rugenstein, J Bloch-Johnson
0900h A41K-05 Climate sensitivity increases
as ocean heat uptake declines: a linear systems
perspective: B E J Rose, L Rayborn
0915h A41K-06 Single-forcing simulations and
climate sensitivity: K Marvel
2016
3
0930h A41K-07 Do radiative feedbacks depend on
the structure and type of climate forcing, or only on
the spatial pattern of surface temperature change?:
A Haugstad, D S Battisti, K Armour
0945h A41K-08 Could the Pliocene constrain the
equilibrium climate sensitivity?: J Hargreaves, J
Annan
A41L
Moscone West 3006
Thursday 0800h
Dynamics, Observations, and
Predictability in Light of the Recent
2015–2016 El Niño Event III
Malte Stuecker, University of Hawaii at
Manoa; Matthew Newman, University
of Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/
PSD; Andrew Wittenberg, NOAA/GFDL;
Antonietta Capotondi, NOAA Boulder
0800h A41L-01 Evolution of the 2015-16 El Niño:
A Dynamics Perspective: M J McPhaden, A F Z
Levine
0815h A41L-02 Reviewing Predictions of the 201516 El Nino: M L L’heureux
0830h A41L-03 The NOAA El Niño Rapid
Response Field Campaign: Science Overview: R M
Dole, J R Spackman, R S Webb, C Barnet, R Cifelli,
G P Compo, C W Fairall, L M Hartten, A Hoell, J M
Intrieri, G N Kiladis, P E Johnston, M P Hoerling,
M Newman, C A Smith, G A Wick, D E Wolfe, K
Wolter
0845h A41L-04 The 2015/16 El Niño Event as
Recorded in Central Tropical Pacific Corals:
Temperature, Hydrology, and Ocean Circulation
Influences: G O’Connor, K M Cobb, H R Sayani,
P R Grothe, A R Atwood, S Stevenson, N T Hitt, J
Lynch-Stieglitz
0900h A41L-05 The contrasting role of Westerly
Wind Events in the evolution of El Niño during
2014 and 2015: E Guilyardi, M Puy, J Vialard, M
Lengaigne, A Voldoire, M Balmaseda, C Menkes, G
Madec, M J McPhaden
0915h A41L-06 Predictability of ENSO, the QBO,
and European winter 2015/16: A A Scaife, S Ineson,
C Ruth, N J Dunstone, D Fereday, C K Folland, E
Good, M Gordon, L Hermanson, A Karpechko, J R
Knight, C MacLachlan, A V Maidens, A Peterson, J
Slingo, D Smith, B Walker
0930h A41L-07 How Climate Change Affected US
Impacts of the 2015-16 El Niño: M P Hoerling, X
W Quan
0945h A41L-08 Why did the 2015/16 El Niño Fail
to Bring Excessive Precipitation to California?: B T
Jong, M Ting, R Seager, D E Lee
0930h A41M-06 How Does Aerosol Optical
Properties Change With The Aging of The Manaus’
Pollution Plume?: H M Barbosa, G G Cirino, J
Brito, L V Rizzo, S Carbone, S S de Sá, B B Palm, J L
Jimenez, R A F D Souza, S T Martin, P Artaxo
0800h A41G-0137 POSTER Monitoring the
performance of the next Climate Forecast System
version 3, throughout its development stage at
EMC/NCEP: M Peña, S Saha, X Wu, J Wang, P
Tripp, S Moorthi, P Bhattacharjee
0945h A41M-07 Anthropogenic Influences on the
Physical State of Submicron Particulate Matter
Over a Tropical Forest: S T Martin
0800h A41G-0139 POSTER Ocean Ensemble
Forecasting in the Navy Earth System Prediction
Capability: C D Rowley, P J Hogan, S Frolov, M
Wei, P G Thoppil, O M Smedstad, N P Barton, C
H Bishop
A41N
Moscone West 3002
Thursday 0800h
Observations and Modeling of Dust
Aerosol and Its Societal Impacts in a
Changing Climate II S
Julian Wang, NOAA/Air Resources
Lab; Terrence Nathan, University of
California Davis; Daniel Tong, George
Mason University Fairfax; Shu-Hua
Chen, University of California Davis
0800h A41N-01 Does desert dust cool or warm the
Earth system?: J F Kok, D A Ridley, Q Zhou, C
Zhao, R L Miller, C L Heald, D S Ward, S Albani,
K Haustein
0815h A41N-02 Historical Climatology Of Dust
Events At El Paso, Texas: T E Gill, D J Novlan,
M Hardiman, J D Collins Jr, M Montelongo, M C
Baddock
0830h A41N-03 Exploring Dust Impacts on the
First Weakening Phase of Hurricane Nadine during
HS-3: E P Nowottnick, P R Colarco, S A Braun, D
Barahona, A M da Silva Jr, D L Hlavka, M J McGill
0845h A41N-04 Characterizing dust aerosols in
the atmospheric boundary layer over the deserts in
Northwest China: monitoring network and field
observation : Q He, A Matimin, X Yang
0900h A41N-05 Sensitivity of Sahelian Precipitation
to Desert Dust under ENSO variability: a regional
modeling study: A Jordan, B F Zaitchik, A
Gnanadesikan
0915h A41N-06 The Past, Present and Future of
African Dust: A T Evan
0930h A41N-07 The Climatological Effect of
Perturbations in Atmospheric Burden and Optical
Properties of Saharan Dust: J D Strong, G A Vecchi,
P A Ginoux
0945h A41N-08 Modeling and observations of dust
aerosols during the North American Monsoon: A F
Arellano, A Raman, J Brost, A Sorooshian
A41O
Moscone North 110
Thursday 0800h
A41M
Moscone West 3004
Thursday 0800h
Stochastic and Coupled Modeling for
Seamless Earth System Prediction
Capabilities II Posters (Lightning) (joint
with NG, OS)
Interactions between Biogenic and
Anthropogenic Emissions: Contrasting
the Southeast United States,
Amazonia, and Other Regions of the
Atmosphere I (joint with B)
Falko Judt, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; Jessie Carman,
NOAA Washington DC; David McCarren,
Oceanographer of the Navy; Aneesh
Subramanian, University of Oxford
Joost De Gouw, NOAA Earth System
Research Laboratory; Scot Martin,
Harvard University; Ann Marie Carlton,
Rutgers University New Brunswick;
Paulo Artaxo, University of Sao Paulo
0800h A41M-01 Using Molecular Tracers to
Understand BVOC Interactions with Anthropogenic
Pollutants in the Southeast U.S. and Amazonia: A
H Goldstein, G A Isaacman-VanWertz, L Yee, H
Zhang, P K Misztal, R A Wernis, N M Kreisberg,
S V Hering, R Seco, A B Guenther, L Su, J E Mak,
W Hu, P Campuzano-Jost, B B Palm, D A Day, J
L Jimenez, A Koss, J A De Gouw, M A Upshur, R
J Thomson, F Geiger, M Glasius, M S Bering, J H
Offenberg, M Lewandowski, Y Liu, K A McKinney,
S S de Sá, S T Martin, M L L Alexander, J Brito, P
Artaxo, J Viegas, A O Manzi, M B Oliveira, R A F D
Souza, L Machado, K Longo
0823h A41M-02 Measurements of Potential
Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation from OH,
O3, and NO3 oxidation of Ambient Air: a Contrast
of Different Anthropogenically-Influenced Biogenic
Environments: J L Jimenez
0845h A41M-03 Biogenic Secondary Organic
Aerosol Concentrations Enhanced on SulfateContaining Particles during Multi-Day Stagnation
Events at Look Rock during SOAS: L M Russell, J
Liu, S H Budisulistiorini, J D Surratt, K A McKinney,
A Lee, M S Claflin, P J Ziemann
0900h A41M-04 The Influence of Monoterpene and
Isoprene Nitrates on the Chemistry and Phase State
of Secondary Organic Aerosol in a Low-NOx Mixed
Deciduous/Coniferous Forest: J H Slade Jr, P B
Shepson, S J Desrochers, R M Harvey, W Wallace,
A Bui, R J Griffin, S Kavassalis, Q Shi, J G Murphy,
R Cook, M Connor, A P Ault, K Pratt, H D Alwe, D
B Millet, S B Bertman, P S Stevens, P O Wennberg,
B Boor, G Petrucci
0800h Introductory Remarks:
0800h A41G-0145 POSTER Probabilistic Predictions
of Regional Ocean Dynamics: D N Subramani, P J
Haley Jr, P F J Lermusiaux
0800h A41G-0134 POSTER Coupled Model
Development and Multi-Model Ensemble
Prediction Research and Transition Activities in the
NOAA MAPP Program: A Mariotti, D Barrie, H M
Archambault, J Huang
0800h A41G-0130 POSTER Verification and
Validation of a Navy ESPC Hindcast with Loosely
Coupled Data Assimilation: E J Metzger, N P
Barton, O M Smedstad, B C Ruston, A J Wallcraft, T
R Whitcomb, J A Ridout, D S Franklin, L Zamudio,
P G Posey, C A Reynolds, M Phelps
0800h A41G-0138 POSTER Extended-Range
Forecasts at Climate Prediction Center: Current
Status and Future Plans: A Kumar
0800h A41G-0131 POSTER Analog Ensemble
(AnEn): Optimal Predictor Weighting and
Exploitation of Spatial Characteristics in AnEn
Generation: L Clemente-Harding, G Cervone, L
Delle Monache, S E Haupt, S Alessandrini
A41G-0132
POSTER
A
Unified
0800h
Parameterization of Dry/Moist and Shallow/Deep
Convection: S B Park, P Gentine
0800h A41G-0136 POSTER Accurate representation
of organized convection in CFSv2 via a stochastic
lattice model: B B Goswami, B Khouider, R P M M
Krishna, P Mukhopadhyay, A Majda
0800h A41G-0143 POSTER Hurricane Patricia in the
US Navy Earth System Prediction Capability Global
Coupled System: L Zamudio, J A Ridout
0800h A41G-0140 POSTER Effects of non-Gaussian
ocean-intrinsic variability in a stochastic Stommel
two-box ocean model: W J Barham, I Grooms
0915h A41M-05 Incomplete Sulfate Aerosol
Neutralization Despite Excess Ammonia in the
Eastern US: A Possible Role of Organic Aerosol: R F
Silvern, D Jacob, P S Kim, E A Marais, J R Turner
0800h A41G-0135 POSTER Toward an Improved
Extended Range Forecast Using the NCEP Global
Ensemble Forecast System : W Li, Y Zhu, M Pena,
X Zhou, D Hou, C Melhauser
4
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
0800h A41G-0133 POSTER Dry Air Intrusion and
Synoptic Variability in the ECMWF Stochastic
Ensemble Forecasts of the MJO Over the Equatorial
Indian Ocean: S S Chen, B W Kerns
0800h A41G-0142 POSTER Stochastic ocean
parametrizations: Impacts on model uncertainty
estimates and low frequency variability: S Juricke,
L Zanna, D MacLeod, A Weisheimer, T Palmer
0800h A41G-0144 POSTER Uncertainty Propagation
in Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Coupled System: A
Stochastic Study on Hurricane Earl (2010): G Li, M
Curcic, M Iskandarani, S S Chen, O M Knio
0940h Discussion:
BIOGEOSCIENCES
B41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
(Bio-isotopic) Message in a (Rock
Record) Bottle Revisited: Who Wrote
It, How Did It Get Here, and What
Does It Tell Us? I Posters
Alexandra Turchyn, University of
Cambridge; -H΍+DYLJ, University of
Cincinnati Main Campus; William
Leavitt, Washington University in St
Louis
B41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
20 Years of Eddy Flux Research in
AmeriFlux and EuroFlux: History,
Highlights, and Future Directions I
Posters (joint with A, EP, GC, H)
Dario Papale, University of Tuscia;
Margaret Torn, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory; Dennis Baldocchi,
University of California Berkeley; Bert
Gielen, University of Antwerp
0800h B41B-0398 POSTER AmeriFlux Data System
Looking Forward: D Agarwal, Y W Cheah, H Chu,
T F Keenan, G Pastorello, M S Torn, M Humphrey,
N Beekwilder
0800h B41B-0399 POSTER The CzeCOS Network:
M Acosta, E Darenova, J Dusek, K Havrankova, L
Krupkova, L Macalkova, R McGloin, M Pavelka, L
Sigut, K Taufarova, D Janous, M V Marek
0800h B41B-0400 POSTER Data policy for data sets
from various sources: recent developments in the
Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS): W
L Kutsch, A T Vermeulen, J V Lavric, E Juurola
0800h B41B-0401 POSTER The value of redundant
measurements – highlights from AmeriFlux site
visits using a portable eddy covariance system:
S Chan, D P Billesbach, C V Hanson, S Dengel, P
Polonik, S Biraud
0800h B41B-0402 POSTER From field notes to
data portal – An operational QA/QC framework
for tower networks: C Sturtevant, S Hackley, T
Meehan, J A Roberti, G Holling, S Bonarrigo
0800h B41B-0403 POSTER An Extensible Processing
Framework for Eddy-covariance Data: D Durden,
A M Fox, S Metzger, C Sturtevant, N P Durden, H
Luo
0800h B41A-0385 POSTER The Effect of Molybdate
Inhibition of Sulfate Reduction on the Production
and Stable Isotopic Composition of Methane in
Hypersaline Environments: C A Kelley, B Bebout,
J Chanton, C S Beaudoin, A M Detweiler, A Frisbee,
B E Nicholson, J Poole, A Tazaz
0800h B41A-0386 POSTER The Importance
of Sulfate Adenylyl Transferase in S and O
Fractionation by Sulfate Reducing Bacteria: D
Smith, D T Johnston, A S Bradley
0800h B41A-0387 POSTER The role microbial sulfate
reduction in the direct mediation of sedimentary
authigenic carbonate precipitation: A V Turchyn,
K Walker, X Sun
0800h B41A-0388 POSTER Elucidation of the
Timing and Formation Pathway(s) of Organic
Sulfur Compounds in Two Modern Euxinic Systems
Using Compound Specific Sulfur Isotope Analysis
(CSSIA): M D OBeirne, J P Werne, W Gilhooly III,
F Fouskas, A L Sessions
0800h B41A-0389 POSTER Correlating the Spatial
Distribution, Speciation and Isotopic Composition
of Sulfur Associated with Sedimentary Carbonate
Strata, using X-ray Spectromicroscopy and
Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry: J Richardson,
S Webb, C Jones, D A Fike
0800h B41A-0390 POSTER Sulfur isotope
fractionation derived from reaction-transport
modeling in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific (ODP
Leg 201, Site 1226): M Y Tsang, U Wortmann
0800h B41A-0391 POSTER Iron availability
influences 15N-isotope fractionation during
nitrogen fixation by aerobic chemoheterotroph
Azotobacter vinelandii: X Zhang, S Kopf, A C Lee
0800h B41A-0392 POSTER Chromium isotopic
fractionation in aquatic systems and foraminiferal
calcite: X Wang, W Wu, C T Reinhard, N Planavsky
0800h B41A-0393 POSTER Assessing metabolic
heterogeneity in genetically homogeneous
populations of bacteria using SIMS: H L O
McClelland, D A Fike, C Jones, A S Bradley
0800h B41A-0394 POSTER Dissolved inorganic
carbon isotope signatures in ferruginous lakes: new
insights into ancient carbonate isotope excursions:
C Wittkop, E Swanner, N Lambrecht, J Torgeson,
S Katsev, A Myrbo
0800h B41A-0395 POSTER Unusual very positive
enrichment of 13C in carbonate sediments deposited
in modern hypersaline environment, Lagoa Salgada,
Brazil: Indicator of salinity controlled metabolic
processes: J A McKenzie, C Bovier, A Bahniuk, M
B Andersen, C Vasconcelos
0800h B41A-0396 POSTER Assessing the
biological contribution to microbialite growth
and morphogenesis utilizing lipid biomarkers: S R
Beeler, F J Gomez, A S Bradley
0800h B41A-0397 POSTER Biosynthesis of
3-methylhopanoids
by
purple
non-sulfur
anoxygenic phototrophs: M N Parenteau, L L
Jahnke, M H Mayer, P V Welander, M Madigan, M
L Kempher
0800h B41B-0404 POSTER A modification of the
moving point test method for nighttime eddy flux
filtering on hilly and complex terrain: M Kang, B
Malla Thakuri, J Kim, J H Chun, C Cho
0800h B41B-0405 POSTER AmeriFlux portable
profile reference system for reducing uncertainty in
canopy CO2 storage : C V Hanson, H Kwon, S Chan,
S Dengel, D P Billesbach, S Biraud, B E Law
0800h B41B-0406 POSTER A summary of recovery
strategies for atmospheric fluxes affected by the
Gill-Solent WindMaster-Pro “w-boost” firmware
bug: D P Billesbach, S Chan, S Biraud, D R Cook
0800h B41B-0407 POSTER Field evaluation of open
and closed-path CO2 flux systems over asphalt
surface: I Bogoev, E Santos
0800h B41B-0408 POSTER Comparison of Gas
Analyzers for Eddy Covariance: Effects of Analyzer
Type and Spectral Corrections on Fluxes: P
Polonik, S Chan, S Biraud, D P Billesbach, I Bogoev,
B Conrad, A Nottrott, G G Burba, J Li
0800h B41B-0409 POSTER A gap-filling model
for eddy covariance CO2 flux: Estimating carbon
assimilated by a subtropical evergreen broad-leaved
forest at the Lien-Hua-Chih flux observation site: C
Y Lan, M H Li, Y Y Chen
0800h B41B-0410 POSTER Cross-site evaluation
of methods for the estimation of aerodynamic
roughness parameters from flux-tower data: H Chu,
D D Baldocchi, C Poindexter, M Abraha
0800h B41B-0411 POSTER Assessing the Spatial
Variability of Ecosystem Fluxes of Energy and
Carbon Dioxide Above a Forest: I Mammarella, L
Heiskanen, U Rannik, P Kolari, T Vesala, O Peltola
0800h B41B-0412 POSTER Soil Respiration in Eddy
Covariance Footprints using Forced Diffusion: N
Nickerson, C E Gabriel, C Creelman
0800h B41B-0413 POSTER Development and Field
Testing of the Latest Open-path and EnclosedPath CO2/H2O Flux Measurement and Research
Systems: I G Begashaw, G Fratini, F Griessbaum, J C
Kathilankal, L Xu, D Franz, E Joseph, E Larmanou,
S D Miller, D Papale, S Sabbatini, T Sachs, R Sakai,
D K McDermitt, G G Burba
0800h B41B-0414 POSTER Changing Land Use from
Cotton to Bioenergy Crops in the Southern Great
Plains: Implications on Carbon and Water Vapor
Fluxes: N Rajan, S Sharma
0800h B41B-0415 POSTER Eddy Covariance
PHDVXUHPHQWV RI VWDEOH LVRWRSHV Ƽ' DQG Ƽ18O) in
water vapor: J Braden-Behrens, A Knohl
0800h B41B-0416 POSTER Environmental Controls
on Loblolly Pine Productivity in Central Virginia: T
L O’Halloran, R Q Thomas, B Ahlswede
0800h B41B-0417 POSTER Climate regulation
ecosystem services of biofuels: a new paired flux
tower study comparing loblolly pine and switchgrass
ecosystems: R Q Thomas, T L O’Halloran, B
Ahlswede
0800h B41B-0418 POSTER Water use in a
riparian cottonwood ecosystem: eddy covariance
measurements and scaling along a river corridor: L
B Flanagan, T E Orchard, G S Logie, C A Coburn,
S B Rood
0800h B41B-0419 POSTER Carbon and Water
Vapor Fluxes of Different Ecosystems in Oklahoma:
P Wagle, P H Gowda, B K Northup
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h B41B-0420 POSTER Anomalous CO2
Emissions in Different Ecosystems Around the
World: E P Sanchez-Canete, M R Moya Jiménez, A
S Kowalski, P Serrano-Ortiz, A López-Ballesteros,
C Oyonarte, F Domingo
0800h B41B-0421 POSTER Carbon dioxide and
Water Vapor Fluxes of Winter Wheat and Tallgrass
Prairie Ecosystems: R Bajgain, X Xiao, J B Basara, P
Wagle, Y Zhou, P H Gowda, H R Mahan, J L Steiner
0800h B41B-0422 POSTER GRL-FLUXNET:
Measuring GHG, Water, and Microbial Fluxes in
the Southern Great Plains: P H Gowda, J L Steiner,
P Wagle, B K Northup
0800h B41B-0423 POSTER Depicting CH4 fluxes and
drivers dynamics: S Dengel
0800h B41B-0424 POSTER Divergent Responses
of Ecosystem Water and Carbon Fluxes to
Meteorological Drought are Controlled by Both
Abiotic and Biotic Factors: M Wang, Y Chen
B41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Biogeochemical Cycling in the
Cryosphere I Posters (joint with C, GC, H)
Jon Hawkings, University of Bristol;
Marek Stibal, Charles University;
Robert Spencer, Florida State
University; James McClelland, University
of Texas at Austin
0800h B41C-0425 POSTER Chemical Composition
of Microbe-derived Dissolved Organic Matter in
Cryoconite in Tibetan Plateau Glaciers: Insights
from Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance
Mass Spectrometry Analysis: F Lin, X J Zhong, K
Shichang, L Xiaofei, L Yang, S Quan, J Bin
0800h B41C-0426 POSTER Dissolved organic
carbon sources and pathways in a subarctic, alpine
watershed underlain by discontinuous permafrost,
Yukon, Canada: N J Shatilla, S K Carey
0800h B41C-0427 POSTER Impacts of wildfire and
permafrost thaw on sources and downstream fate of
dissolved organic carbon in subarctic peatland-rich
catchments: K Burd, S Tank, D Olefeldt, C Estop
Aragones
0800h B41C-0428 POSTER Interactions of
Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Organochlorine
Pesticides with Sedimentary Organic Matter of
Retrogressive Thaw Slump-Affected Lakes in the
Tundra Uplands Adjacent to the Mackenzie Delta,
NT, Canada: D Eickmeyer, L Kimpe, S Kokelj, M F
Pisaric, J P Smol, H Sanei, J R Thienpont, J M Blais
0800h B41C-0429 POSTER Mobilization and
degradation of particulate organic carbon from
retrogressive thaw slumps in the western Canadian
Arctic: S Shakil, S E Tank, S Kokelj
0800h B41C-0430 POSTER Modern Microbial
and Old Carbon Coexist on Glacier Surfaces: D
McCrimmon, A Holland, L A Ziolkowski
0800h B41C-0431 POSTER Synthesis of Fluvial
Dissolved Organic Matter and Inorganic Nitrogen
Data Across Space and Scale in the Arctic:
Circumpolar Truths and Regional Distinctions: J
W McClelland, C T Connolly, M S Khosh, G A
Burkart, S E Tank, R M Holmes
0800h B41C-0432 POSTER The Ephemeral
Signature of Permafrost Carbon in an Arctic Fluvial
Network: R G Spencer, T Drake, F Guillemette, J
Chanton, D C Podgorski, N Zimov
0800h B41C-0433 POSTER Air-sea CO2 flux along
a sub-Arctic to Arctic transect with in-situ marine
boundary layer and seawater measurements: E S
Klein, J M Welker
0800h B41C-0434 POSTER Origin of Methane
Entrapped in Calcareous Glacial Sediments of the
Swiss Alps: M H Schroth, B Zhu, R Henneberger,
J A Zeyer
0800h B41C-0436 POSTER Dissolved inorganic
carbon dynamics in a high arctic glacial watershed:
K St Pierre, V L StLouis, S L Schiff, P Aukes, P
Dainard, I Lehnherr
0800h B41C-0437 POSTER Ice sheets as a missing
component of the global silicon cycle: J Hawkings,
J Hatton, K R Hendry, J Wadham, R F Ivanovic, T J
Kohler, M Stibal, A Beaton, G Lamarche-Gagnon, A
Tedstone, J Pike, M Tranter
0800h B41C-0438 POSTER Long-Term Increases
in Yukon River Water Chemistry as Indicators
of Changing Flowpaths, Groundwater, and
Permafrost: R Toohey, N M Herman-Mercer, P F
Schuster, E A Mutter, J C Koch
0800h B41C-0439 POSTER Permafrost Thaw
and Vegetation Cover Change May Alter Silicon
Exports to Arctic Coastal Receiving Waters: R
Spencer, J Carey, J Tang
0800h B41C-0440 POSTER Response of an Alpine
Tundra in the Southern Rocky Mountains to
Climate Change by 2100: Projections of Water,
Carbon, and Nitrogen Cycling under RCP 4.5 and
RCP 8.5 Scenarios: Z Dong, C T Driscoll, K Hayhoe,
A Pourmokhtarian, A M K Stoner
0800h B41C-0441 POSTER The carbon cycle
implications of chemical weathering in retrogressive
thaw slump-impacted streams: S Zolkos, S E Tank,
S V Kokelj
0800h B41C-0442 POSTER The role of melting
alpine glaciers in mercury export and transport: an
intensive sampling campaign in the Qugaqie Basin,
inland Tibetan Plateau: X Sun, Q Zhang
0800h B41C-0443 POSTER Variations in Nutrient
Cycling and Meltwater Composition Between IceLidded and Open System Cryoconites: A Mass
0800h B41C-0444 POSTER Bacterial community
initial development in proglacial soils of Larsemann
hill, East Antarctica: H Ma, W Yan, G Shi, B Sun, Y
Zhang, X Xiao
0800h B41D-0465 POSTER Priming of Native Soil
Organic Matter by Pyrogenic Organic Matter: S
DeCiucies, J Lehmann, D Woolf, T Whitman
0800h B41D-0466 POSTER Changes in Soil Carbon
Turnover after Five Years of Bioenergy Cropping
Systems from a Long-Term Incubation Experiment
and Radiocarbon Measurements.: L M Szymanski,
G R Sanford, K A Heckman, R D Jackson, E MarinSpiotta
0800h B41C-0445 POSTER Microbial Activity in
Melting Snowpack on a Small High Arctic Glacier:
J D Zarsky
0800h B41D-0467 POSTER Digging a Little Deeper:
Microbial Communities, Molecular Composition
and Soil Organic Matter Turnover along Tropical
Forest Soil Depth Profiles: J Pett-Ridge, K J
McFarlane, K A Heckman, S Reed, E A Green, P S
Nico, M M Tfaily, T E Wood, A F Plante
B41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0800h B41D-0468 POSTER A Molecular
Investigation of Soil Organic Carbon Composition,
Variability, and Spatial Distribution Across an
Alpine Catchment: H T Hsu, C R Lawrence, M J
Winnick, J L Druhan, K H Williams, K Maher, G R
Rainaldi, M E McCormick
0800h B41C-0446 POSTER Microbial-mineral
interaction during freezing process: J Jung, Y K
Park, T H Koo, K Kim, K C Yoo, J W Kim
Soil Carbon Dynamics: Diving into Our
Conceptual and Operational View of
Soil Carbon Pools II Posters
Joseph Blankinship, University of
California Santa Barbara; Corey
Lawrence, 86*6&HQWUDO5HJLRQ2ɝFHV
Denver; Katherine Heckman, USDA
Forest Service; Susan Crow, University
of Hawaii at Manoa
0800h B41D-0447 POSTER Spatial Controls on
the Persistence and Vulnerability of Soil Organic
Carbon: A P Smith, B P Bond-Lamberty, M M
Tfaily, A Heredia-Langner, V L Bailey
0800h B41D-0448 POSTER From solid to liquid:
Assessing the release of carbon from soil into
solution in response to forest management: J N
James, C D Gross, D E Butman, R B Harrison
0800h B41D-0450 POSTER Effects of Dissolved
Organic Matter Properties on Formation and
Composition of Mineral-Organic Co-Precipitates at
the Nanometer Scale: A R Possinger, M Zachman,
J Lehmann
0800h B41D-0451 POSTER Microbial Preference
for Soil Organic Carbon Changes Along Redox
Gradients as a Function of the Energetic Cost
of Respiration: H Naughton, M Keiluweit, S E
Fendorf, D N Farrant
0800h B41D-0452 POSTER Dynamic Release and
Transport of Colloids and Colloidal Organic
Carbon in a Seasonally Saturated Wetland: J Yan, R
Manelski, B Vasilas, Y Jin
0800h B41D-0453 POSTER Residence time revisited:
The role of radiocarbon in reactive transport
modeling: C R Lawrence, J L Druhan, M S Schulz
0800h B41D-0454 POSTER An analysis of carbon
and radiocarbon profiles across a range ecosystems
types: K A Heckman, A Gallo, J A Hatten, C
Swanston, B D Strahm, M Sanclements
0800h B41D-0455 POSTER Representation of
diffusion controlled carbon stabilization in reactive
transport models: A Thompson, J L Druhan, M
Keiluweit, R Wagai, A F Plante, C R Lawrence, A A
Berhe, C A Sierra, C Rasmussen, E Marin-Spiotta, J
C Blankinship, J Schimel, K A Heckman, S E Crow,
W R Wieder
0800h B41D-0456 POSTER A thermal analysis
based model to quantify centennially persistent
organic carbon in temperate soils: A F Plante, L
Cecillon, F Baudin, C Chenu, S Houot, T Katterer,
S Lutfalla, A Macdonald, F van Oort, F Savignac, L
Soucemarianadin, P Barré
0800h B41D-0457 POSTER Organomineral
Complexation at the Nanoscale: Iron Speciation and
Soil Carbon Stabilization: E Coward, A Thompson,
A F Plante
0800h B41D-0458 POSTER Influence of iron redox
cycling on organo-mineral associations in arctic
tundra soils: E Herndon, A AlBashaireh, K Duroe,
D M Singer
0800h B41D-0459 POSTER Iron Oxides Sequester
Organic Matter Through Inner-Sphere Covalent
Interactions: A Barber, J A Brandes, Y Gelinas
0800h B41D-0460 POSTER Thermal reactivity
of SOC linked to iron oxide content: PyrolysisAMS study of mineral-associated SOC on Kohala
Volcano, Hawaii: K E Grant, V Galy, L A Derry
0800h B41D-0461 POSTER Components of Complex
Non-crystalline Mineralogy Contribute Differently
to Soil Carbon Storage and Turnover: S E Crow, M
Lazaro, K A Heckman, C R Lawrence, C P Giardina,
C M Litton
B41D-0462
POSTER
Chemical
0800h
Characterization of the Degradation of Necromass
from Four Ascomycota Fungi: Implications for
Soil Organic Carbon Turnover and Storage: V J
Bruner, K M Schreiner, N E Blair, L Egerton
0800h B41D-0463 POSTER Effect of Mineral and
Microbe Interactions on Biomass Yield: S A Pena,
K A Block, A Katz, P Gottlieb
0800h B41D-0464 POSTER Strategizing a
comprehensive laboratory protocol to determine
the decomposability of soil organic matter in
permafrost: C Schaedel, J G Ernakovich, J W
Harden, S Natali, A Richter, E Schuur, C C Treat
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h B41D-0469 POSTER Interactions between
Natural Organic Matter and Native Microbes in the
Oak Ridge FRC Groundwater: X Wu, T Hazen, P
M Fox, P S Nico, Q Li, W Yang, Y Liu, N J Hess, P
Zhang, Y Qin, J Zhou, R Chakraborty
0800h B41D-0471 POSTER Distribution of Soil
Organic Matter Pools among Land Uses across
a Diversity of Tropical Soils: S Mirza, E MarinSpiotta
0800h B41D-0472 POSTER Soil respiration,
microbial biomass and exoenzyme activity in
switchgrass stands under nitrogen fertilization
management and climate warming.: S Jian, J Li, J de
Koff, S Celada, M A Mayes, G Wang, C Guo
B41E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Soil Carbon Dynamics: Interactions
of Plants, Microbes, and Minerals III
Posters
Nancy Hess, 3DFLȴF1RUWKZHVW1DWLRQDO
Laboratory; Jennifer Soong, University
of Antwerp; Benjamin Sulman,
Princeton University
0800h B41E-0473 POSTER How do roots alter
signals of molecular proxies in terrestrial archives?:
G L Wiesenberg, M I Gocke
0800h B41E-0474 POSTER Mycorrhizal strategies
for nitrogen acquisition have divergent effects on
soil carbon: N Wurzburger, J Brookshire
0800h B41E-0475 POSTER Toward a Simple
Framework for Understanding the Influence of
Litter Quality on Vertical and Horizontal Patterns
of Soil Organic Matter Pools: M Craig, R Phillips
0800h B41E-0476 POSTER The Role of Mycorrhizal
Associations in Controlling Biogenic Volatile
Organic Carbon Flux From a Temperate Deciduous
Forest: A A Cook, A Trowbridge, L M Jacobs, P C
Stoy, P S Stevens, R Phillips
0800h B41E-0477 POSTER Do shifts in
ectomycorrhizal fungal communities change the
sources of N and S for Bishop pine trees?: C Willing,
A B Roddy, S I Glassman, T E Dawson
0800h B41E-0478 POSTER MODELLING THE
INFLUENCE
OF
ECTOMYCORRHIZAL
DECOMPOSITION ON PLANT NUTRITION
AND CARBON SEQUESTARTION IN BOREAL
FORST ECOSYSTEM: P Baskaran, R Hyvönen, G
I Agren, K Clemmensen, B Lindahl, S Manzoni
0800h B41E-0479 POSTER Soil Microbial
Communities and Gas Dynamics Contribute to
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Nitrogen Uptake and
Transfer to Plants: R Hestrin, M J Harrison, J
Lehmann
0800h B41E-0480 POSTER Reconciling Mechanistic
Hypotheses About Rhizosphere Priming: W Cheng
0800h B41E-0481 POSTER High Resolution
Measurement of Rhizosphere Priming Effects and
Temporal Variability of CO2 Fluxes under Zea Mays:
T Splettstößer, J Pausch
0800h B41E-0482 POSTER Which fraction of soil
organic matter is more vulnerable to rhizosphere
priming effect?: B Zhu, W Cheng
0800h B41E-0483 POSTER Probing the rhizosphere
to define mineral organic relationships: M S Schulz,
A Dohnalkova, D A Stonestrom
0800h B41E-0484 POSTER In-situ Monitoring of
Plant-microbe Communication to Understand the
Influence of Soil Properties on Symbiotic Biological
Nitrogen Fixation: T Webster, I Del Valle, H Y
Cheng, J J Silberg, C A Masiello, J Lehmann
0800h B41E-0485 POSTER Linking the response of
bacterial populations to plant development through
analysis of rhizosphere-competence traits of soil
bacteria: H J Cho, U Karaoz, K Zhalnina, M K
Firestone, E Brodie
0800h B41E-0486 POSTER Nitric oxide as a signal
for extracellular polysaccharide production by soil
microbes: Y Sher, E Brodie, M Firestone
0800h B41E-0488 POSTER Deciphering the
rhizosphere by liquid extraction surface analysis
mass spectrometry (LESA-MS): R K Chu, M
M Tfaily, P P Handakumbura, / 3DġD7ROLÈ, C
Anderton
0800h B41E-0489 POSTER Tracking the Path of
Carbon from Plants to Rhizobiomes using Protein
Stable Isotope Probing: M S Lipton, C Nicora, J B
Shaw, U Karaoz, E E Nuccio, K Zhalnina, L Paša7ROLÈ, E Brodie, J Pett-Ridge, M Firestone
0800h B41E-0490 POSTER Using Plant Phylogenetic
Relatedness as a Predictor for Plants’ Control on
Soil Microbial Communities and Nitrogen Cycling:
T Potter, W D Bowman
0800h B41E-0491 POSTER Control of Boreal Forest
Soil Microbial Communities and Processes by Plant
Secondary Compounds: M C Leewis, M B Leigh
0800h B41E-0492 POSTER Charcoal disrupts cellcell communication through multiple mechanisms:
X Gao, H Y Cheng, S Liu, C A Masiello, J J Silberg,
I Del Valle
0800h B41E-0493 POSTER How deep does
disturbance go? The legacy of hurricanes on tropical
forest soil biogeochemistry: O Gutiérrez del
Arroyo, W L Silver
0800h B41E-0494 POSTER Using a C4 Invasive
Grass to Isolate the Role of Detrital Carbon versus
Rhizodeposit Carbon in Supplying Soil Carbon
Pools: N Sokol, M Bradford
0800h B41E-0495 POSTER Cover crop root, shoot,
and rhizodeposit contributions to soil carbon in a
no- till corn bioenergy cropping system: E Austin,
S Grandy, K Wickings, M D McDaniel, P Robertson
0800h B41E-0496 POSTER Is there a link between
free-living nitrogen fixation rates and nitrogen
mineralization rates?: D Smercina, L K Tiemann,
M Friesen, S E Evans, W West
0800h B41E-0497 POSTER The role of nitrogen
fixation in neotropical dry forests: insights from
ecosystem modeling and field data: A Trierweiler,
X Xu, M G Gei, J S Powers, D Medvigy
B41F
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Soil Carbon Dynamics: Models and
Experiments Investigating Controls
on Soil Organic Matter Vulnerability
in Dynamic Landscapes III Posters
Caitlin Hicks Pries, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory; Asmeret Berhe,
University of California Merced; Jennifer
Dungait, Rothamsted Research;
Katerina Georgiou, University of
California Berkeley
0800h B41F-0498 POSTER SOC in Different Land
Use Types: does Geomorphic Position Matter?: Y
Hu, Q Sun, R Wang, Z Wang, S Guo
0800h B41F-0499 POSTER Carbon-cycle effects of
differences in soil moisture and soil extracellular
enzyme activity at sites representing different landuse histories in high-elevation Ecuadorian páramo
landscapes: J McKnight, C P Harden, S M Schaeffer
0800h B41F-0500 POSTER Soil Carbon Inputs and
Ecosystem Respiration: a Field Priming Experiment
in Arctic Coastal Tundra: L S Vaughn, B Zhu,
C Bimueller, J B Curtis, O Chafe, M Bill, R Z
Abramoff, M S Torn
0800h B41F-0501 POSTER Arctic Tundra Soils:
A Microbial Feast That Shrubs Will Cease: M
Machmuller, F Calderon, M F Cotrufo, L Lynch, E
A Paul, M D Wallenstein
0800h B41F-0502 POSTER Vegetation Structure
Controls Carbon Sequestration Potential in a
Savannah Ecosystem of Mt. Kilimanjaro Region: J
N Becker, A Gutlein, N Sierra Cornejo, K Ralf, D
Hertel, Y Kuzyakov
0800h B41F-0503 POSTER Drying-induced
decomposition and associated changes in
aggregation and carbon distribution in subalpine
meadow soils: implication of drought: A A Berhe,
C L Arnold, T A Ghezzehei
0800h B41F-0504 POSTER Tropical Soil Carbon
Stocks do not Reflect Aboveground Forest Biomass
Across Geological and Rainfall Gradients: D F
Cusack, L Markesteijn, B L Turner
0800h B41F-0505 POSTER Land Use Changing SOC
pool: A Field Investigation from Six Catchments on
the Loess Plateau in China: S Guo, R Wang, Y Hu
0800h B41F-0506 POSTER Soil Response to
Natural Vegetation Dynamics During the Late
Holocene in Minnesota, USA, and Implications
for SOM Accumulation and Loss: J A Mason, C S
Kasmerchak, H Keita, K E Gruley
0800h B41F-0507 POSTER N fertilization reduces
the losses of old soil organic carbon: H Zang, E
Blagodatskaya, J Wang, Y Kuzyakov, X Xu
0800h B41F-0508 POSTER Changes in Root
Decomposition Rates Across Soil Depths: C Hicks
Pries, R C Porras, C Castanha, M S Torn
0800h B41E-0487 POSTER Do Soil Sugars
Correspond to Plant Phenology?: C K McMillan, M
N Weintraub
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
5
0800h B41F-0509 POSTER The role of leaf cutter
ants on soil organic carbon dynamics in a wet
tropical forest: L Schwendenmann, M MeredythYoung, D Dierick, M F Allen, T C Harmon, S F
Oberbauer, P Rundel, N A Trahan, T J Zelikova
0800h B41G-0531 POSTER Water stress reduces
evaporative cooling in hybrid poplars during hot
drought: genotype influences degree of coupling
between thermal stress and atmosphere: A C Fojtik,
M Barnes, D D Breshears, D Law, D J Moore
0800h B41F-0511 POSTER Stability of Soil Organic
Matter in Alpine Ecosystems: No Relationship with
Vegetation: M Matteodo, D Sebag, P Vittoz, E P
Verrecchia
0800h B41G-0532 POSTER Integration of climatic
water deficit and fine-scale physiography in processbased modeling of forest landscape resilience to
large-scale tree mortality: J Yang, P Weisberg, T
Dilts
0800h B41F-0512 POSTER Transport-Distance
Specific SOC Distribution: Does It Skew Erosion
Induced C Fluxes?: Y Hu, N J Kuhn, A A Berhe, M L
Fogel, G J Heckrath
0800h B41F-0513 POSTER Effects of Warming
on the Fate of Carbon Across a Hawaiian Soil
Mineralogical Gradient: A Neupane
0800h B24D-08 POSTER Quantifying molecular
scale stabilization mechanisms at the organicmineral interface: C Newcomb, J Loring, J W
Grate, N P Qafoku, J J De Yoreo
0800h B41F-0515 POSTER Characterizing the
Influence of Plant Growth on Carbon Association
with Fresh Soil Minerals: R Neurath, I X Jacoby,
T Whitman, P S Nico, J Pett-Ridge, P K Weber, A
Lipton, M K Firestone
0800h B41F-0516 POSTER Microbially-mediated
Destabilization Of Sedimentary Organic Carbon:
Isotopic Tracking of Carbon Movement in
Laboratory Incubations of Glucose-amended
Aquifer Sediment to Determine Priming Effects: L
E Pracht, M Polizzotto, R B Neumann
0800h B41F-0517 POSTER Organic Carbon Release
from Groundwater Sediments under Changing
Geochemical Conditions: R M Tinnacher, A
Bhattacharyya, P M Fox, P S Nico
0800h B41F-0518 POSTER Effect of Agriculture and
Reforestation on Turnover Rates SOM in Ultisol
Profiles, Calhoun CZO: A Cherkinsky, R Ehlinger
0800h B41F-0519 POSTER Impact of sea level rise on
chloroform and methane emissions from a forested
degraded wetland in coastal South Carolina: Y Jiao,
A Ruecker, R C Rhew, A T Chow
0800h B41G-0533 POSTER Impact Assessment of
Pine Wilt Disease Using the Species Distribution
Model and the CLIMEX Model: J U KIM, H Jung
0800h B41G-0534 POSTER “A remote sensing
approach to determining susceptibility of
national park forest areas to forecasted changes in
precipitation and temperature”: T Finley, R Griffin
0800h B41G-0535 POSTER Post-fire Tree Mortality:
Heating Increases Vulnerability to Cavitation in
Longleaf Pine Branches: A Lodge, K Kavanagh, M
B Dickinson
0800h B41G-0536 POSTER Assessment of Vegetation
Responses and Sensitivity to the Millennium
Drought in Australia: T Jiao, C A Williams
0800h B41G-0537 POSTER Desiccation by Foliar
Deposition of Hygroscopic Aerosols may link Air
Pollution to Forest Decline and Tree Mortality
associated with Global-Change-Type Drought: J
Burkhardt, D A Grantz, M Hunsche, S Pariyar, M
A Sutton, D Zinsmeister
0800h B41G-0538 POSTER Metal cycling within
mountain pine beetle impacted watersheds of
Keystone Gulch, Colorado: E M Heil, A NavarreSitchler, R B Wanty
0800h B41G-0540 POSTER Who’s driving?:
Separating Fire, CO2, and Climate Change
Influences on Vegetation and Carbon Dynamics on
MC2 Results for Western Oregon and Washington,
United States: T Sheehan, D M Bachelet, K
Ferschweiler
B41H
Moscone West 2006
Thursday 0800h
B41G
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Urban Areas and Global Change II
(joint with PA)
Tree Mortality: Causes, Patterns, and
Implications II Posters (joint with GC,
H, NH)
Joseph McFadden, University of
California; Galina Churkina, Institute
for Advanced Sustainability Studies;
Patricia Romero-Lankao, National
Center for Atmospheric Research;
Tim Butler, Institute for Advanced
Sustainability Studies
Chuixiang Yi, CUNY Queens College;
George Hendrey, CUNY Queens
College; Shuli Niu, IGSNRR Institute
of Geographic Sciences and Natural
Resources Research, CAS
0800h B41G-0520 POSTER Tipping a SPRUCE
tree over - how extreme heat and desiccation may
push southern boreal species beyond their capacity:
J Warren, J Childs, E J Ward, S Wullschleger, P J
Hanson
0800h B41G-0521 POSTER Climate-related Largescale Variation in Forest Carbon Turnover Rate
- Evaluating Global Vegetation Models Using
Remote Sensing Products of Biomass and NPP: M
Thurner, C Beer, N Carvalhais, P Ciais, M Forkel,
A D Friend, A Ito, A Kleidon, M Lomas, S Quegan,
T T Rademacher, M Santoro, S Schaphoff, C
Schmullius, M Tum, A Wiltshire
0800h B41G-0522 POSTER Observed effects of an
exceptional drought on tree mortality in a tropical
dry forest: D Medvigy, G Vargas, X Xu, C M Smith,
J Becknell, T Brodribb, J S Powers
0800h B41G-0523 POSTER Defining remotely
sensed forest decline in terms of forest structural
and compositional changes: D M Bell, M Reilly, W
B Cohen, A N Gray, T A Spies, Z Yang
0800h B41G-0524 POSTER Drivers of variability in
water use of two co-occurring species in a subalpine
forest in Jiuzhaigou Valley, Southwest of China: C
Yan, W Zhao, Y Wang, Y Wang, Q Zhang, G Y Qiu
0800h B41G-0525 POSTER Species Specific Drought
Stress and Temperature Induced Growth Decline
in Semi-arid Region of Trans-Himalaya in Central
Nepal: A Tiwari, Z Zhe-Kun
B41G-0526
POSTER
Differential
0800h
ecophysiological response of European pine species
under a hotter-drought scenario: J Castro, D Salazar
0800h B41G-0527 POSTER Attribution of
Disturbances Causing Tree Mortality for the
Continental U.S.: M Wang, C Xu, C D Allen, N G
McDowell
0800h B41G-0528 POSTER Towards improved
quantification of post-fire conifer mortality and
recovery: Impacts of fire radiative flux on seedling
and mature tree mortality, physiology, and growth:
A M Sparks, C Kolden, A M Smith
0800h B41G-0529 POSTER Broad Scale Patterns
in Subalpine Fir Mortality Across the U.S. Rocky
Mountains: A Orrego, B J Harvey
0800h B41G-0530 POSTER Increasing atmospheric
humidity and CO2 concentration alleviate forest
hydraulic failure risk: Y Liu, A Parolari, M Kumar,
A M Porporato, G G Katul
6
2016
0800h Welcoming Remarks:
0805h B41H-01 Toward a 30m resolution time
series of historical global urban expansion:
exploring variation in North American cities: M
Stuhlmacher, C Wang, M Georgescu, B Tellman,
R Balling, N E Clinton, L Collins, R Goldblatt, G
Hanson
0820h B41H-02 Space-based monitoring of landuse/land-cover in the Upper Rio Grande Basin: An
opportunity for understanding urbanization trends
in a water-scarce transboundary river basin.: S T
Mubako, W L Hargrove, J M Heyman, C S Reyes
0835h B41H-03 Developing a historical energy and
GHG emission inventory for the New York City
Metro area: P J Marcotullio, A P Sarznski
0855h B41H-04 Exploratory Retrospective
Analysis of Power Plant Emissions in Vulnerable
Communities in the United States: J DecletBarreto, M Pham
0910h B41H-05 Can We Make Green Bonds An
Effective Tool For Urban Carbon Management?: Y
Yamagata, D Murakami
0925h B41H-06 THE WUDAPT PROJECT:
ENGAGING A GLOBAL COMMUNITY TO MAP
AND CHARACTERIZE CITIES WORLDWIDE: J
J Feddema, G Mills, L M See, B Bechtel, J Ching
0945h B41H-07 Future Climate Prediction of Urban
Atmosphere in A Tropical Megacity: Utilization
of RCP/SSP Scenarios with an Urban Growth
Model: N S Darmanto, A C G Varquez, M Kanda,
S Takakuwa
B41I
Moscone West 2008
Thursday 0800h
Vegetation Phenology in Terrestrial
Ecosystems: Advances in
Observations, Mechanisms, Modeling,
and Implications I
Xiaolin Zhu, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University; Jin Wu, Brookhaven National
Laboratory; Xiangtao Xu, Princeton
University; Min Chen, Harvard University
0800h B41I-01 Experimental Whole-Ecosystem
Warming Alters Vegetation Phenology in a Boreal
Spruce Bog: Initial Results from the SPRUCE
Experiment: A D Richardson
0815h B41I-02 Sun and Shade leaves, SIF, and
Photosynthetic Capacity: J A Berry, G M Badgley
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0830h B41I-03 Dendrophenology: Inferring the
response of North American eastern deciduous
forests to an earlier spring from tree rings: A J
Elmore, D M Nelson, J M Craine
0845h B41I-04 Spring Phenology—A Newly
Identified Ecophysiological Role of the Deciduous
Forest Floor.: A G Lapenis, G B Lawrence, A
Buyantuev, S Jiang, T J Sullivan, T C McDonnell,
S W Bailey
0900h B41I-05 Geographic variability in the
underlying drivers of spring green up in aspen
woodlands : J F Brown, G Meier, B Peterson, J E
Vogelmann
0915h B41I-06 Predicting future forests:
Understanding diverse phenological responses
within a community and functional trait framework:
E M Wolkovich, D F B Flynn
0930h B41I-07 Tropical flowering phenologies: S J
Wright
0945h B41I-08 From leaf longevity to canopy
seasonality: a carbon optimality phenology model
for tropical evergreen forests: X Xu, D Medvigy, J
Wu, S J Wright, K Kitajima, S W Pacala
B41J
Moscone West 2004
Thursday 0800h
Vulnerability of Permafrost Carbon to
Climate Change I S (joint with C, GC)
Christina Schaedel, Northern
Arizona University; Claire Treat, USGS
Geological Survey; Edward Schuur,
Northern Arizona University
0800h B41J-01 A Pan-Arctic Synthesis of Cold
Season Carbon Emissions: S Natali, B W Abbott,
G Celis, P Grogan, C T Christiansen, P M Crill, S
P Davydov, E S Euskirchen, T Friborg, H Genet, M
Goeckede, J P Goodrich, E E Jafarov, J D Jastrow,
J E Egan, A A M Kalhori, M J Lara, K S Larsen, M
M Loranty, S Ludwig, M Lupascu, A Malhotra, J W
Mcfarland, A Michelsen, E Cooper, W C Oechel, D
Olefeldt, F Rezanezhad, D A Risk, K M Schaefer,
N M Schmidt, A K Selbmann, C C Treat, M P
Waldrop, D Zona, E Schuur, P R Semenchuk, P F
Sullivan, B Elberling, K A Arndt
0815h B41J-02 Decadal changes in CH4 and CO2
emissions on the Alaskan North Slope: C Sweeney,
R Commane, S Wofsy, E J Dlugokencky, A Karion,
R S Stone, R Chang, P P Tans, S Wolter
0830h B41J-03 Direct climate warming effects
exceed indirect impacts of permafrost thaw on
boreal landscape net CO2 exchange: M Helbig,
L Chasmer, A R Desai, W L Quinton, N Kljun, O
Sonnentag
0845h B41J-04 Increasing fire severity, alternate
successional trajectories, and the carbon balance of
Alaskan boreal forests: M C Mack, H D Alexander,
M Jean, A M Melvin, J F Johnstone
0900h B41J-05 Using Mid Infrared Spectroscopy to
Predict the Decomposability of Soil Organic Matter
Stored in Arctic Tundra Soils: R Matamala, Z Fan,
J D Jastrow, C Liang, F Calderon, G Michaelson, C
L Ping, U Mishra, S M Hofmann
0915h B41J-06 Temperature sensitivity of
methanogenesis in a thermokarst lake sediment
core: J K Heslop, K M Walter Anthony, G Grosse,
P Anthony, A Bondurant
0930h B41J-07 Potential methane production in
thawing permafrost is constrained by methanogenic
population size, carbon density, and substrate: S
Liebner, C Lehr, D Wagner, J Obu, H Lantuit, M
Fritz
0945h B41J-08 Accelerated soil carbon loss by
biological changes under warming in Alaskan
tundra: J Liang, E Schuur, Y Luo, J R Cole, L Jiang,
K Konstantinidis, M Mauritz, S Natali, E Pegoraro,
C R Penton, C Plaza, V G Salmon, Z Shi, J M Tiedje,
L Wu, J Xia, J Zhou
CRYOSPHERE
C41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Arctic Sea Ice Cover in Decline:
Impacts on the Interactions in
the Atmosphere-Snow-Ice-Ocean
Ecosystem II Posters (joint with A, B, GC,
OS)
Mats Granskog, Norwegian Polar
Institute; Von Walden, Washington State
University; Lars Henrik Smedsrud,
Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research;
Marcel Nicolaus, Alfred Wegener
Institute Helmholtz-Center for Polar and
Marine Research Bremerhaven
0800h C41A-0636 POSTER First results from a
new interdisciplinary robotic vehicle for under-ice
research: M Nicolaus, C Katlein, M Schiller
0800h C41A-0637 POSTER Influence of Shelf
Waters on Atlantic Water and Lower Halocline
Water at the Siberian Continental Slope: D Bauch
0800h C41A-0638 POSTER Heat, Salt, and Mass
Transports in the Eastern Eurasian Basin of the
Arctic Ocean: an Insight from Two Years of
Mooring Observations.: A Pnyushkov
0800h C41A-0639 POSTER Upper Ocean Evolution
Across the Beaufort Sea Marginal Ice Zone: C Lee,
L Rainville, J I Gobat, M J Perry, L E Freitag, S
Webster
0800h C41A-0640 POSTER Hydrographic and
Current Observations Collected during the
N-ICE2015 Expedition in the Arctic Ocean north of
Svalbard: A Meyer, A Sundfjord, I Fer, C Provost,
N Villacieros-Robineau, I Onarheim, Z Koenig, P
Duarte, L H Smedsrud, H Kauko, P A Dodd, R M
Graham
0800h C41A-0641 POSTER Winter ocean-ice
interactions under thin sea ice observed by IAOOS
platforms during NICE2015:salty surface mixed
layer and active basal melt: C Provost, Z Koenig, N
Villacieros-Robineau, N Sennechael, A Meyer, J M
Lellouche, G Garric
C41A-0642
POSTER
MERCATOR
0800h
operational ice/ocean model outputs and IAOOS
(Ice - Atmosphere - Arctic Ocean Observing System)
measurements in winter North of Svalbard during
N-ICE2015: model performances and inferences:
C Provost, N Villacieros-Robineau, Z Koenig, N
Sennechael, A Meyer, G Garric, J M Lellouche
0800h C41A-0643 POSTER Snow conditions over
the Arctic Ocean, north of Svalbard, during the
“Norwegian Young Sea ICE Cruise” (N-ICE2015): I
Merkouriadi, J C Gallet, G E Liston, C Polashenski,
S Gerland, A Rösel
0800h C41A-0644 POSTER Modelling of Sea Ice
Thermodynamics and Biogeochemistry during
the N-ICE2015 Expedition in the Arctic Ocean: A
Meyer, P Duarte, L Mork Olsen, H Kauko, P Assmy,
A Rösel, P Itkin, S R Hudson, M A Granskog,
S Gerland, A Sundfjord, H Steen, N Jeffery, E C
Hunke, S Elliott, A K Turner
0800h C41A-0645 POSTER Deepening of nutricline
and response of biological pump in the West Arctic
Ocean in summer since 1999: J Chen
0800h C41A-0646 POSTER Enhanced diapycnal
mixing due to near-inertial internal waves
propagating through an anticyclonic eddy in the
ice-free Chukchi Plateau: Y Kawaguchi, S Nishino,
J Inoue, H Takeda, M Katsuhisa, K Oshima
0800h C41A-0647 POSTER Climatic sensitivity
of the cloud cover and radiation balances over
the North Slope of Alaska due to declining sea ice
coverage: L Cai, V A Alexeev, C D Arp, B M Jones
0800h C41A-0648 POSTER Seasonal Variation
of Cloud Radiative Forcing Over Young Sea Ice
During the N-ICE2015 Experiment: S Y Murphy,
V P Walden, L Cohen, S R Hudson
0800h C41A-0649 POSTER The Surface Energy
Balance over Young Sea Ice during the N-ICE2015
Experiment: V P Walden, S Hudson, L Cohen, S Y
Murphy
0800h C41A-0650 POSTER The atmospheric
boundary layer response to the dynamic new Arctic
Ocean: M Ganeshan, D L Wu
C41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Assessing the Stability of the
Antarctic Ice Sheets and Their
Contribution toward Global Sea Level
III Posters
Kathy Licht, IUPUI; Michael Kaplan,
Lamont-DohertyEarthObservatory;
Sidney Hemming, Columbia University
of New York; Steven Phipps, University
of Tasmania
0800h C41B-0651 POSTER Widespread Ice across
the South Weddell Sea Region prior to the Late
Eocene Transition: A Carter, T R Riley, C D
Hillenbrand, M Rittner
0800h C41B-0652 POSTER Geochemistry of East
Antarctic Margin Sediments Spanning the Eocene
Oligocene Transition.: J J Light, S Passchier
0800h C41B-0653 POSTER Provenance Tracing of
Glacial Sediment from the Foundation, Academy,
and Recovery Ice Streams, Weddell Sea, Antarctica:
A Cirone, S A Brachfeld, I Cortes, C M Verhagen, T
Williams, S R Hemming, K Licht, T van de Flierdt
0800h C41B-0654 POSTER Using U-Pb Detrital
Zircon Geochronology to Study Ice Streams in the
Weddell Sea Embayment, Antarctica: L Agrios, K
Licht, S R Hemming, T Williams
0800h C41B-0655 POSTER Early Pliocene Warming
in DVDP-11 Drillcore, Antarctica: C M Verhagen,
S Passchier
0800h C34B-03 POSTER Dynamic Fluctuations of
an East Antarctic Outlet Glacier Since the Pliocene:
A N Mackintosh, R S Jones, K P Norton, J T
Anderson, P Kubik, C Vockenhuber, H Wittmann,
G S Wilson, N R Golledge, R M Mckay
0800h C41B-0657 POSTER Use of Ramped PyrOx
dating to simultaneously determine the organic
carbon age and carbonate material age of Antarctic
marginal sediments: D Reese, M DeCesare, C Subt,
P J Bart, J S Wellner, B E Rosenheim
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All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h C41B-0658 POSTER Age scatter in cosmogenic
exposure-age chronologies in the McMurdo Dry
Valleys, Antarctica: implications for regional glacial
history and sampling strategies: K M Swanger, J M
Schaefer, G Winckler, J L Lamp, D R Marchant
0800h C41B-0659 POSTER Multiple Ice Advances
Suggested by Rock Glacier Stratigraphy and Surface
Weathering in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, East
Antarctica: K Winsor, K M Swanger, E Babcock, R
D Valletta, J L Dickson
0800h C41B-0660 POSTER The persistence of glacier
moraines in Ong Valley, Antarctica: D J Morgan, S
Sams, G Balco, J Putkonen
0800h C41B-0661 POSTER The development of blue
ice moraines from englacial debris bands as detected
by GPR, Mt Achernar, central Transantarctic
Mountains, Antarctica: C Kassab, K Lindback, R
Pettersson, K Licht, J A Graly, M R Kaplan
0800h C41B-0662 POSTER East Antarctic Ice Sheet
Stability Since the Mid-Pleistocene Recorded in
a High-Elevation Ice-Cored Moraine: K Licht, N
Bader, M R Kaplan, C Kassab, G Winckler
0800h C41B-0663 POSTER Using paleoclimate data
to improve models of the Antarctic Ice Sheet: S J
Phipps, M A King, J L Roberts, D White
Oceanographic
0800h C41B-0664 POSTER
Influences on Ice Shelves and Drainage in the
Amundsen Sea: R T Minzoni, J B Anderson, W
Majewski, Y Yokoyama, R Fernandez, M Jakobsson
0800h C41B-0665 POSTER Changes in ice dynamics
along the northern Antarctic Peninsula: M Braun,
T Seehaus, A Cook, S Marinsek
0800h C41B-0666 POSTER Future sea-level rise
from tidewater and ice-shelf tributary glaciers of the
Antarctic Peninsula: C Schannwell, N E Barrand,
V Radic
0800h C41B-0667 POSTER The usual suspect:
modelling past and future Antarctic sea level
contributions.: J Sutter, G Lohmann, K Grosfeld
0800h C41B-0668 POSTER The Potential For
Positive Feedback Between West Antarctic Ice
Sheet (WAIS) Deglaciation, Decompression-meltinduced Volcanism, And Resultant Sea-level Rise: J
C Behrendt, W E LeMasurier
0800h C41B-0669 POSTER An Ensemble Analysis
of Antarctic Glacial Isostatic Adjustment and Sea
Level: B Lecavalier, L Tarasov
0800h C41B-0670 POSTER Estimating the impact
of internal climate variability on ice sheet model
simulations: C Y Tsai, C E Forest, D Pollard
C41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Glacier Monitoring from In Situ and
Remotely Sensed Observations II
Posters (joint with H, NH)
Bruce Raup, University of Colorado at
Boulder; Richard Armstrong, University
of Colorado at Boulder; Michael Zemp,
University of Zurich; Ben Marzeion,
University of Innsbruck
0800h C41C-0673 POSTER Mapping surface
temperature variability on a debris-covered
glacier with an unmanned aerial vehicle: P D A
Kraaijenbrink, M Litt, J M Shea, D Treichler, I
Koch, W Immerzeel
0800h C41C-0674 POSTER Recent Advances in the
GLIMS Glacier Database: B H Raup, G Cogley, M
Zemp, L Glaus
0800h C41C-0675 POSTER Assessment of essential
climate variables – Observation of glacier changes in
the tropical Andes: T Seehaus, M Braun
0800h C41C-0676 POSTER A Comparison of the
Seasonal Change of Albedo across Glaciers and IceCovered Lakes of the Taylor Valley, Antarctica: M
N Gooseff, A Bergstrom
0800h C41C-0677 POSTER Dramatical reduction
of Cotopaxi Glaciers during the last volcano
awakening 2015-2016: B E Cáceres
0800h C41C-0678 POSTER ENSO impact on
fluctuations of glaciers in the tropical Andean
region: T Liu, T Kinouchi, Y Asaoka, J Mendoza,
Y Iwami
0800h C41C-0679 POSTER An eleven-year record
of mass balance of Brewster Glacier, New Zealand,
determined using a geostatistical approach: N J
Cullen, B Anderson, P J Sirguey, D Stumm, A N
Mackintosh, J P Conway, H J Horgan, R Dadic, S
Fitzsimons, A Lorrey
Using
UAV
0800h C41C-0680 POSTER
photogrammetry to study topographic change:
application to Saskatchewan Glacier, Alberta,
Canada: G Meunier Cardinal, M N Demuth, C
Kinnard
C41C-0682
POSTER
Continuous,
0800h
Autonomous and Low-Cost Surface Mass Balance
Observations from Cosmic Rays: I Howat, S de la
Peña, D Desilets, G Womack
0800h C41C-0683 POSTER Rapid downward
deflation of a tropical-debris covered glacier: an
analysis from Volcán Chimborazo, Ecuador: J La
Frenierre
0800h C41C-0684 POSTER Wet firn processes and
the implications for geodetic mass balances: L Sass,
S O’Neel, C McNeil, D McGrath, A A Arendt, H P
Marshall, G J Wolken, C F Larsen
0800h C41D-0706 POSTER Regional Patterns of
Stress Transfer in the Ablation Zone of the Western
Greenland Ice Sheet: L C Andrews, M J Hoffman,
T Neumann, G A Catania, M P Luethi, R L Hawley
0800h C41C-0685 POSTER A Worldwide Glacier
Information System to go: N Mölg, M Steinmann,
M Zemp
0800h C41D-0707 POSTER Characterizing West
Greenland ice sheet runoff losses from modeled
and measured data: S Moustafa, A K Rennermalm,
M Tedesco, T L Mote, L Koenig, L C Smith, B
Hagedorn, I Overeem, R S Sletten, A B Mikkelsen, B
Hasholt, D van As, D K Hall
0800h C41C-0686 POSTER Glacier melting
contributions to the inland lakes on the Tibetan
Plateau: Q Ye, G Cogley, C Song, L Tian
0800h C41C-0687 POSTER High-Resolution
Tidewater Glacier Monitoring Using Automated
Multi-Temporal Terrestrial LiDAR; Year One
Results, Helheim Glacier, Southeast Greenland:
D C Finnegan, G S Hamilton, A LeWinter, P J
Gadomski, L A Stearns, C M Kershner
0800h C41C-0688 POSTER Evaluating Interannual
Variability of Accumulation Gradients on the
Juneau Icefield: E Koncewicz, K Bollen, A
Burkhart, V Cabrera, T Rovzar, O Truax, C McNeil,
L I Nicholson, S O’Neel
0800h C41C-0689 POSTER Ice Flow Velocities and
Response to Tidal Forcing at Helheim Glacier,
South-East Greenland: S Edwards, T Murray, C B
Spatar, I Martin, M Nettles, N Selmes, T James, T
O’Farrell, R A Aspey, I C Rutt, T Bauge
0800h C41C-0690 POSTER Summer-time Mass
Balance of Wolverine Glacier, Alaska, Derived
from Ground-based Time-lapse Microgravity
Measurements: E V Young, A Muto, E Babcock
0800h C41C-0691 POSTER Helicopter-based
Airborne Laser Scanning for Quantifying
Volumetric Change of a Glacier: Wolverine Glacier,
Alaska: A L LeWinter, D L Hauser, D C Finnegan,
S O’Neel, C L Glennie
C41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Hydrology of Glaciers and Ice Sheets I
Posters
Christine Dow, University of Waterloo;
Jonathan Kingslake, Lamont -Doherty
Earth Observatory; Lauren Andrews,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0800h C41D-0692 POSTER Surface Features
Parameterization and Equivalent Roughness Height
Estimation of a Real Subglacial Conduit in the
Arctic: Y Chen, X Liu, K D Manko ff, J D Gulley
0800h C41D-0693 POSTER Imaging of Subglacial
Meltwater Channels Using 3D Ground-Penetrating
Radar: J Irving, L Baron, S Ruttimann, S N Lane
0800h C41D-0694 POSTER Mathematical Modelling
of Melt Lake Formation On An Ice Shelf: D L
Feltham, S C Buzzard, D Flocco
0800h C41D-0695 POSTER Persistent Surface River
on Nansen Ice Shelf Drains Meltwater Preventing
Collapse for Decades: R E Bell, W Chu, J Kingslake,
I Das, M Tedesco, K J Tinto, C J Zappa, M Frezzotti
0800h C41D-0696 POSTER Hydrological response in
catchments whit debris covered glaciers in the semiarid Andes, Chile: A Caro, J McPhee, S MacDonell,
F Pellicciotti, A Ayala
0800h C41D-0697 POSTER Hydro-Chemical
Characterization of Melt Waters of Ponkar Glacier,
Manang, Nepal: R Shrestha, S Sandeep
0800h C41D-0698 POSTER
Inferring subglacial lake water pressure
from a bending model of surface
displacement observations: C R Meyer, B
Lipovsky, M R Siegfried
0800h C41D-0699 POSTER Trace and Ultra-trace
Elements in the Deepest Part of the Vostok Ice
Core, Antarctica: Geochemical Characterization
of the Sub-glacial Lake Environment: C Turetta,
F Planchon, P Gabrielli, G Cozzi, W Cairns, E
Barbaro, J R Petit, S Bulat, C Boutron, C Barbante
0800h C41D-0700 POSTER Characterizing Glacial
Meltwater Sources in the Athabasca Glacier,
Columbia Icefield, Canada, using Noble Gases as
Tracers: Y Niu, M C Castro, C M Hall, S Aciego,
C A Arendt
0800h C41D-0701 POSTER High frequency
variability in glacier meltwater patterns in the
Rhone Watershed, Switzerland: M K Meadows, S
Rupper, R R Forster, G T Carling, D G Keeler, J M
Schaefer
0800h C41D-0702 POSTER Field Measurements
and Modeling of the Southeast Greenland Firn
Aquifer: O L Miller, D K Solomon, C Miège, C I
Voss, L Koenig, R R Forster, N C Schmerr, L N
Montgomery, A Legchenko, S Ligtenberg
0800h C41D-0703 POSTER Spatial velocity response
of Helheim Glacier to the presence of a firn aquifer:
L Koenig, D J Lampkin, T A Moon, C Miège, R R
Forster
0800h C41D-0704 POSTER Modeling glacier mass
balance and runoff in the Koxkar river basin on
the south slope of the Tianshan Mountains, China,
from 1959 to 2009: M Xu, H Han, S Kang
0800h C41D-0705 POSTER Dynamic Change in
Glacial Dammed Lake Behavior of Suicide Basin,
Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau Alaska: A B Jacobs, T
Moran, E W Hood
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
C41D-0708
POSTER
Near-surface
0800h
Permeability of Northern Hemisphere Glaciers: I
T Stevens, T D Irvine-Fynn, P R Porter, M Smart,
B Moorman, A J Hodson, J Cook, A Edwards, A C
Mitchell
0800h C41D-0709 POSTER Mapping and Modeling
Meltwater Drainage of the Greenland Ice Sheet: L H
Pitcher, L C Smith, C J Gleason, K Yang, V W Chu,
A K Rennermalm, D van As
0800h C41D-0710 POSTER Internally drained
catchments dominate supraglacial hydrology of the
southwest Greenland Ice Sheet: K Yang, L C Smith
0800h C41D-0711 POSTER Controlling Factors
on the Future Distribution of Supraglacial-lakes
on the Greenland Ice Sheet: A Igneczi, A J Sole, S
J Livingstone, A Leeson, X Fettweis, N Selmes, N
Gourmelen, K Briggs
0800h C41D-0712 POSTER The Spatial Variability
of Supraglacial Channel Network Morphology: L
King
C41E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Scratching the Surface: Discoveries
and Challenges in Constraining
Surface Processes over Ice Sheets,
Glaciers, and Sea Ice I Posters
Brooke Medley, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Jan Lenaerts, Utrecht
University; Lora Koenig, National Snow
and Ice Data Center; Indrani Das,
Lamont -Doherty Earth Observatory
0800h C41E-0713 POSTER Evaluation of a 12-km
Satellite-Era Reanalysis of Surface Mass Balance for
the Greenland Ice Sheet: R I Cullather, S Nowicki,
B Zhao, S Max
0800h C41E-0714 POSTER Quantifying ‘missing
melt’ in regional climate model predictions of
Greenland ice sheet change: A Leeson, E Eastoe, X
Fettweis
0800h C41E-0715 POSTER Greenland firn aquifer
investigations from remote sensing, geophysics, and
in situ measurements: R R Forster, C Miège, O L
Miller, D K K Solomon, N C Schmerr, A Legchenko,
L Koenig, N Brautigam, L McNerney, J Miller
0800h C41E-0716 POSTER The Effects of Fog on the
Surface Energy Balance of McCall Glacier, Alaska:
Combining Time-Lapse Photography with Weather
Station Data: H Jiskoot, T A Fox, M Nolan
0800h C41E-0717 POSTER Albedo Spatial Variability
and Causes on the Western Greenland Ice Sheet
Percolation Zone: G Lewis, E C Osterberg, R L
Hawley, B G Koffman, H P Marshall, S D Birkel, J
E Dibb
0800h C41E-0718 POSTER Firn Thickness Changes
(1982-2015) Driven by SMB from MERRA-2,
RACMO2.3, ERA-Int and AVHRR Surface
Temperature and the Impacts to Greenland Ice
Sheet Mass Balance: J Li, B Medley, T Neumann, B
E Smith, S B Luthcke, H J Zwally
0800h C41E-0719 POSTER Surface Melt and Firn
Density Evolution in the Western Greenland
Percolation Zone Over the Past 50 Years: K Graeter,
E C Osterberg, R L Hawley, Z R Thundercloud, H P
Marshall, D G Ferris, G Lewis
Characterizing
0800h C41E-0720 POSTER
Weathering Crust Hydrology in the Southwest
Greenland Ablation Zone: M G Cooper, L C Smith,
A K Rennermalm, L H Pitcher, C Miège, S Z
Leidman, S Cooley, C M Kershner, B T Overstreet,
R Muthyala, J Ryan, K Yang
0800h C41E-0721 POSTER Imprints of firn changes
in the Cryosat-2 radar altimetry record: R Forsberg,
S Simonsen, L Sandberg Sorensen, R Mottram, P P
Langen
0800h C41E-0722 POSTER Mass Balance and
Structure of the Ross Ice Shelf: I Das, L Padman, W
Chu, H A Fricker, M K Becker, R E Bell, K J Tinto,
J D Millstein
0800h C41E-0723 POSTER Abrupt Shift in the
Observed Runoff from the Southwest Greenland Ice
Sheet?: A Ahlstrom, D Petersen, J Box, P P Langen,
M Citterio
0800h C41E-0724 POSTER Modeling Greenland
Ice Sheet Snow and Firn Densities: Role of Dry
Snow Density, Liquid Water, and Model Setup: P
M Alexander, L Koenig, M Tedesco, P Kuipers
Munneke, X Fettweis, S Ligtenberg, B Noel, M R
van den Broeke, C Miège
0800h C41E-0725 POSTER Spatial and temporal
variation in ice sheet surface reflectance
characteristics at the MODIS-pixel scale in the
ablation area of SW Greenland: T D Irvine-Fynn,
A J Hardy, J Cook, T Holt
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h C41E-0726 POSTER Quantifying Local
Ablation Rates for the Greenland Ice Sheet Using
Terrestrial LIDAR: C M Kershner, L H Pitcher, A
LeWinter, D C Finnegan, B T Overstreet, C Miège,
M G Cooper, L C Smith, A K Rennermalm
C41E-0727
POSTER
Continuous
0800h
measurements of surface mass balance, firn
compaction, and meltwater retention in Greenland
for altimetry validation.: S de la Peña, I Howat, A
Behar, S F Price, J Thanga, J M Crowell, S Huseas,
M Tedesco
0800h C41E-0728 POSTER On the Utilization of
Ice Flow Models and Uncertainty Quantification to
Interpret the Impact of Surface Radiation Budget
Errors on Estimates of Greenland Ice Sheet Surface
Mass Balance and Regional Estimates of Mass
Balance: N Schlegel, E Y Larour, A S Gardner, C
Lang, C E Miller, M R van den Broeke
0800h C41E-0729 POSTER FirnCover: Observations
on the evolution of firn compaction, firn
temperatures and porosity in the interior of the
Greenland ice sheet: M J MacFerrin, C Stevens, W
T Colgan, E D Waddington, W Abdalati
C41F
Moscone West 3007
Thursday 0800h
Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere:
Snow II
Mary Brodzik, University of Colorado
at Boulder; David Robinson, Rutgers
University New Brunswick; Allen
Pope, National Snow and Ice Data
Center; Mahsa Moussavi, University of
Colorado at Boulder
0800h C41F-01 50 Years of Satellite Snow Cover
Extent Mapping Over Northern Hemisphere Lands:
D A Robinson, T Estilow
0815h C41F-02 50 Years of NOAA N. Hemisphere
Snow Cover Analysis: Impact on NOAA NWP
Forecasts and Vice Versa: K Mitchell, S Helfrich,
B H Ramsay, T Baldwin, D A Robinson, M B Ek, W
Zheng, J Dong, D Shimomura
0830h C41F-03 The Interactive Multi-sensor Snow
and Ice Mapping System (IMS) over the Last Two
Decades. : S Helfrich, J Key, P Clemente-Colón, D
A Robinson, T Estilow, C Kongoli, D K Hall
0845h C41F-04 Relationship between snow cover
and temperature trends in observational and earthsystem model ensembles: P J Kushner, L Mudryk,
C Derksen, R Brown, C W Thackeray
0900h C41F-05 The Ecology of Snow: A BiomeBased Analysis of Trends in Northern Hemisphere
Snow-covered Area and Duration, 1971-2014: M
Allchin, S Déry
0915h C41F-06 Snow depth and snow persistence
patterns in the Arctic from analysis of the entire
Landsat archive: M J Macander, C S Swingley, C
Parr, M Sturm, D Selkowitz, C Larsen
0930h C41F-07 Evaluation and time series analysis
of mountain snow from MODIS and VIIRS
fractional snow cover products: K Bormann, K
Rittger, T H Painter
0945h C41F-08 Snow Microwave Radiative Transfer
(SMRT): A new model framework to simulate
snow-microwave interactions for active and passive
remote sensing applications: H Loewe, G Picard,
M J Sandells, C Mätzler, A Kontu, M Dumont, W
Maslanka, S Morin, R Essery, J Lemmetyinen, A
Wiesmann, N Floury, M Kern
STUDY OF EARTH’S DEEP
INTERIOR
DI41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
An Integrated View of Planetary
Bodies: Insights from Geochemistry,
Petrology, Geophysics, and Modeling
III Posters (joint with EP, MR, V)
Matt Weller, Institute for Geophysics;
Megan Duncan, Geophysical Laboratory
of the Carnegie Institution for Science;
Robert Myhill, University of Bristol;
Mark Panning, Univ of FL-Geological
Sciences
0800h DI41A-2594 POSTER Investigating the
thermal and dynamic state of Mars using seismic
data from the upcoming InSight Mission: R Myhill,
S Hempel, N A Teanby, J M Wookey
0800h DI41A-2595 POSTER Shallow structure of the
InSight 2018 landing site in Elysium Planitia, Mars,
from ambient vibration Rayleigh wave ellipticity:
A modeling study: B Knapmeyer-Endrun, M
Golombek, M M Ohrnberger
0800h DI41A-2596 POSTER Numerical studies
of mantle evolution in planets of various sizes: M
Ogawa, M Kameyama, T Yanagisawa
0800h DI41A-2598 POSTER On the Elastic Shear
Modulus of Jupiter’s Solid Core: M Fang, X Liao,
B H Hager
2016
7
0800h DI41A-2599 POSTER Stagnant-lid convection
in large versus small-core spherical shells:
implications for modeling the Moon and Galilean
satellites: J M Guerrero, J P Lowman, F Deschamps,
P Tackley
0800h DI41A-2600 POSTER Initial Viscosity
Controls on Thermal Evolution and Water Cycling:
K Chotalia, N Cagney, C R Lithgow-Bertelloni, J
P Brodholt
0800h DI41A-2602 POSTER Interior Structure and
Habitability of Ocean Worlds: S Vance, B G Bills, F
Cammarano, M P Panning, S C Stähler
0800h DI41A-2603 POSTER Iron Speciation in
Minerals and Melts at High Pressure: Implications
for the Redox Evolution of the Early Mantle: K
Armstrong, D J Frost, C A McCammon, D C
Rubie, T Boffa Ballaran, N Miyajima
0800h DI41A-2604 POSTER A Test of General
Relativity with MESSENGER Mission Data: A
Genova, E Mazarico, S J Goossens, F G Lemoine,
G A Neumann, J B Nicholas, D D Rowlands, D E
Smith, M T Zuber, S C Solomon
0800h DI41A-2605 POSTER Mercury color
variations observed by MDIS: preliminary analysis
in support to BepiColombo mission: F Zambon,
C Carli, F Capaccioni, V Galluzzi, M Massironi, L
Giacomini, P Palumbo, G Cremonese
0800h DI41A-2607 POSTER Extended HFSE
systematics of Apollo samples – wrenching further
Secrets from the Lunar Mantle: M M Thiemens, P
Sprung, C Munker
0800h DI41A-2608 POSTER Towards Improving
Seismic Constraints on the Deep Lunar Interior: Y
Yuan, E Garnero, P Zhu, P P Lin, R C Weber, N
Zhao
0800h DI41A-2609 POSTER Present-day Mars’
Seismicity Predicted from 3-D Thermal Evolution
Models of Interior Dynamics: M Knapmeyer, A C
Plesa, M Golombek
0800h DI41A-2610 POSTER Mercury’s interior
structure constrained by geodesy and present-day
thermal state: A Rivoldini, M H Deproost, T Van
Hoolst, M Beuthe
0800h DI41A-2611 POSTER Viking Seismometer
PDS Archive Dataset : R D Lorenz
0800h DI41A-2612 POSTER Regional variation in the
shape of Moho uplift beneath lunar impact basins:
M Uchida, Y Ishihara, S Kamata, Y Hiramatsu
0800h DI41A-2613 POSTER Terrestrial Magma
Ocean Crystallisation: Bottom-up or Middle-out?:
A S Wolf, D J Bower, P Sanan
0800h DI41A-2614 POSTER The present-day heat
flow structure of Mars: L M Parro, A Jiménez-Díaz,
F Mansilla, J Ruiz
0800h DI41A-2615 POSTER 3-D Spherical
Convection Modeling Applied to Mercury:
Dislocation Versus Diffusion Rheology: S D
Robertson, S D King
0800h DI41A-2616 POSTER Pressure, Sulphur and
Metal-Silicate Partitioning: Does the Formation
of Metal-Sulphur Species in Silicate Melt Affect
the Parameterisation of Experimental Results?: N
Bennett, Y Fei
0800h DI41A-2617 POSTER Planetary Dynamics
From Laser Altimetry: Spin and Tidal Deformation
of the Moon and Mercury: M K Barker, E Mazarico,
G A Neumann, D E Smith, M T Zuber
0800h DI41A-2618 POSTER Lunar Structure from
Ambient Noise and Coda Wave Interferometry: C
Nunn, H Igel
0800h DI41A-2619 POSTER Comparison of property
between two Viking Seismic tapes: Y Yamamoto,
R Yamada
0800h DI41A-2620 POSTER “Global Classification
of Mercury’s Impact Craters based on Spectral
Reflectance: Implications for Crustal Stratigraphy”:
J Leeburn, B W Denevi, C M Ernst, R L Klima
0800h DI41A-2621 POSTER An Iterative Inversion
Technique to Compute Structural Martian Models
for Refining Event Locations: S Ceylan, A Khan,
M van Driel, J F Clinton, M Boese, F Euchner, D
Giardini, R Garcia, P H Lognonne, M P Panning, W
B Banerdt
0800h DI41A-2622 POSTER Preparing for InSight using the continuous seismic data flow to investigate
the deep interior of Mars : S Hempel, R Garcia, R C
Weber, N C Schmerr, M P Panning, P H Lognonne,
W B Banerdt
0800h DI41A-2623 POSTER Updated Absolute
Age Estimates for the Tolstoj and Caloris Basins,
Mercury: C M Ernst, B W Denevi, L R Ostrach
DI41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Deep and Dynamic: The Lower
Boundary Layer, Mantle Plumes, and
Their Role in Earth’s Mantle Dynamics
I (joint with GP, P, T)
Tobias Rolf, University of Oslo; Keely
O’Farrell, University College London;
Scott King, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University; Robert Moucha,
Syracuse University
8
2016
0800h DI41B-2624 POSTER Compatibility of an
Observed Geoelectric Jerk With Field Variations
Influenced by Highly Electrically Conducting
LLSVP: H Shimizu, H Utada
0800h DI41B-2625 POSTER Compaction and Melt
Redistribution within UltraLow Velocity Zones
(ULVZs): S Hier-Majumder, A Baruah
0800h DI41B-2626 POSTER Melting-induced
chemical differentiation at the base of the Earth’s
Lower Mantle: I Fomin, P Tackley
0800h DI41B-2627 POSTER Restoration of the
evolution of a plume, Numerical assessment of the
compressible adjoint equations in geodynamics: S
Ghelichkhan, H P Bunge
0800h DI41B-2628 POSTER Spin Transition in the
Lower Mantle Minerals: A Single Solution for Two
Enigmatic Problems-Superplumes and Mid-mantle
Slab Stagnation: H Shahnas, R Pysklywec, D A
Yuen
0800h DI41B-2629 POSTER The formation
of LLSVPs by subducted oceanic crust from
supercontinent cycle and iron-spin transition: C
Huang, W Leng, Z Wu
0800h DI41B-2630 POSTER Trade-offs between
obtaining plate-like surface motion and constraining
core heat loss in global mantle convection models: S
M Langemeyer, J P Lowman, P Tackley
0800h DI41B-2631 POSTER Origin and evolution
of the Perm Anomaly: N E Flament, S Williams, D
Müller, M Gurnis, D J Bower
0800h DI41B-2632 POSTER Crustal Footprint of the
Hainan Plume beneath Southeast China: H Liu, F
Chen, W Leng, H Zhang
0800h DI41B-2633 POSTER The Hainan Lone Plume
Prompted By Encircling Subduction Zones around
the South China Sea: N Zhang, Z X Li
0800h DI41B-2634 POSTER Resolving the Mantle
Plume Heat Transfer Discrepancy: M Hoggard, R E
Parnell-Turner, N White
0800h DI41B-2635 POSTER Imaging the mantle
transition zone beneath Hawaii from seismic
Ps receiver functions: M R Agius, C Rychert, N
Harmon, G Laske
0800h DI41B-2636 POSTER Resolving Plume
Tails in the Lower Mantle With Finite Frequency
Tomography: Insight From Synthetic Experiments:
R Maguire, J Ritsema, P E Van Keken, M Bonnin, S
D B Goes, A Fichtner
0800h DI41B-2637 POSTER Testing the seismic
signature of upper-mantle plumelets: application
to the Northern East-African Rift: S D B Goes, C
Civiero, J J Armitage, J O S Hammond
DI41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Structure, Dynamics, and Evolution
of Earth’s Deep Mantle I Posters (joint
with MR, S, V)
Bethany Chidester, University of
Chicago; Maxim Ballmer, ETH Zurich;
James Wookey, University of Bristol;
Jasper Konter, University of Hawaii at
Manoa
0800h DI41C-2638 POSTER Melting temperatures
of MgO under high pressure determined by microtexture observation: T Kimura, H Ohfuji, M Nishi,
T Irifune
0800h DI41C-2639 POSTER Bullen’s parameter as a
seismic observable for spin crossovers in the lower
mantle: J J Valencia-Cardona, P R Da Silveira, Q
Williams, R M Wentzcovitch
0800h DI41C-2640 POSTER Spin and Valence
Dependence of Iron Partitioning in Earth’s Deep
Mantle: J Badro, H Piet, F Nabiei, T Dennenwaldt,
S H D Shim, M Cantoni, C Hébert, P Gillet
0800h DI41C-2641 POSTER Lowermost mantle
anisotropy beneath the southeastern Pacific: J
Deng, M D Long, N Creasy, S L Beck, L S Wagner,
H Tavera
0800h DI41C-2642 POSTER Forward modeling of
seismic anisotropy observations in the lowermost
mantle beneath Australia: Constraints on mantle
deformation: N Creasy, M D Long, H A Ford
0800h DI41C-2643 POSTER The African Large Low
Shear Velocity Province: Boundary Positions and
Anisotropy Measurements: R Smith, S Rost, A
Nowacki
0800h DI41C-2645 POSTER Short scale variation
in presence and structure of complex core-mantle
boundary regions beneath northern Mexico: J J
Jasbinsek
0800h DI41C-2646 POSTER Investigating ULVZ
morphology associated with increased mineralogical
grain-size of thermochemical piles resulting in
higher intrinsic diffusion-creep viscosity: N Marin,
A K McNamara
0800h DI41C-2647 POSTER Influence of grain
size evolution on the self-consistent generation of
LLSVPs from primordial material and subducted
MORB : J Schierjott, A Rozel, P Tackley
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h DI41C-2648 POSTER The influence of water
on mantle convection and plate tectonics: S Brändli,
P Tackley
0800h DI41C-2649 POSTER Open System Models of
Isotopic Evolution in Earth’s Silicate Reservoirs: S
Kumari, D Paul, A Stracke
0800h DI41C-2650 POSTER Ridge interaction
features of the Line Islands: J G Konter, A A P
Koppers, L P Storm
0800h DI41C-2651 POSTER Lower Mantle S-wave
Velocity Model under the Western United States: P
Nelson, S P Grand
DI41D
Moscone South 303
Thursday 0800h
G, LAB, and MLDs: What Are They
Anyway? Lithospheric Boundary
Structures within and beneath the
Oceans and Continents I (joint with S, T)
Meghan Miller, University of Southern
California; Catherine Cooper,
Washington State University; Philip
Skemer, Washington University in St
Louis; Caroline Beghein, University of
California Los Angeles
0800h DI41D-01 The ‘Seismic LAB’: A test for the
grain boundary-sliding model: T M Olugboji, J J
Park, S I Karato
0815h DI41D-02 Anisotropic Lithospheric layering
in the North American craton, revealed by Bayesian
inversion of short and long period data: C Roy, M
Calo, T Bodin, B A Romanowicz
0830h DI41D-03 Observing and modeling
frequency-dependence in Sp receiver functions:
Implications for the continental lithosphere: N J
Mancinelli, K M Fischer
0845h DI41D-04 Building and Modification of
the Continental Lithosphere: the History of the
Contiguous U.S. as told by MLDs and LABs: E
Hopper, K M Fischer
0900h DI41D-05 Experimental Constraints on
Silicic Slab Melt and Depleted Mantle Reaction
in the Presence of CO2-H2O: Implications for the
Origin of Mid Lithospheric Discontinuity: S Saha,
R Dasgupta, K Tsuno
0915h DI41D-06 Constraints on the radially
anisotropic component of seismic discontinuities
at 60-100 km depth: N Harmon, C Rychert, T W
Becker
0800h ED41A-0772 POSTER The Effect of Arrow
Mass and Shape on Penetration into a Target: S
Shyam, A Gurram, S Madireddy
0800h ED41A-0773 POSTER Student-Built
Underwater Video and Data Capturing Device: F
Whitt
0800h
ED41A-0774 POSTER
Hydrodynamic AUV Hulls: J Allen
Engineering
0800h ED41A-0775 POSTER Coastal Erosion
Control Methods: V Greene
0800h ED41A-0776 POSTER Citizen Science: Dune
Restoration with Sea Oats by Junior Friends of
MacArthur Beach State Park: S Allen
0800h ED41A-0777 POSTER An Evaluation of the
Biodiversity of Urban Ecology at ISF Academy: E
Ng
0800h ED41A-0778 POSTER An Assessment of
Stream Health in Urban Creeks with Community
Led Improvement Projects: L Sanchez, M Mercado
0800h ED41A-0779 POSTER Environmental
Assessment of the Bolinas Lagoon: a study utilizing
benthic foraminifera: L Benton, N Espinoza
Madrid, C Grande
0800h ED41A-0780 POSTER Sustainable Seas
Student Monitoring Project: K Soave, M Emunah,
J Hatfield, J Kiyasu, E Packard, L Ching, K Zhao, L
Sanderson, M Turmon
0800h ED41A-0781 POSTER Correlations Between
Emerita analoga and Profilicollis spp. as Influenced
by Environmental Factors at Ocean Beach, San
Francisco CA: J H Ma, C Hackett, F Lucana, A
Esquivel
0800h ED41A-0782 POSTER An evaluation of
marine traffic on the Chinese white dolphins: C Lee
0800h ED41A-0783 POSTER Experimenting with
Different Bulking Agents in an Aerobic Food Waste
Composter: S Chann
0800h ED41A-0784 POSTER The evaluation of
marine traffic noise and its effect on the Chinese
White Dolphins in Sha Chau and Lung Kwu Chau
Marine Park, Hong Kong : T Chan
0800h
ED41A-0785
POSTER
Agricultural
Adaptation to Climate Change: A Tam, M Jain
0800h ED41A-0786 POSTER Beta Vulgaris and
Easter Egg Radish Growth in Varying Mediums and
Locations: P Brittingham, A Figueroa
0800h ED41A-0787 POSTER Growing Mediums in
Different Environments for Sunflower and Cilantro
Microgreens: B Tran, O Gonzalez
0930h DI41D-07 Imaging lithospheric seismic
discontinuities beneath Cascadia using S-to-P
receiver functions: C Rychert, N Harmon, S
Tharimena
0800h ED41A-0788 POSTER The Impact of
Location and Growing Medium on Harvest Yield
and Flavor of Basil and Squash Microgreens: J Leal,
C J Ventura
0945h DI41D-08 Tradeoffs between Temperature
and Melt on the Seismic Expression of the
Lithosphere-Asthenosphere Boundary: B K
Holtzman, C Havlin
0800h ED41A-0789 POSTER Observations of Highfrequency Internal Wave Energy Offshore of Point
Loma, California: K Rhee, S C Crosby, J W Fiedler
EDUCATION
ED41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Bright STaRS: Bright Students Training
as Research Scientists Posters
Jennifer Saltzman, Stanford University;
Janet Warburton, ARCUS; Elizabeth
Eubanks, Teacher Researcher
Experiences; Pranoti Asher, American
Geophysical Union
0800h ED41A-0763 POSTER Earthquakes on Your
Dinner Table: N A Alexeev, C Tape, V A Alexeev
0800h ED41A-0764 POSTER Developing a
Comprehensive Active Region Database for the
IRIS Observatory: A Q A Ho, D J Schmit
0800h ED41A-0765 POSTER Bed structure and
bedload transport: Sediment grain reorientation in
response to high and low flows in an experimental
flume: M Gurer, S Sullivan, C Masteller
0800h ED41A-0766 POSTER Finding Paleoclimates
Using Pedogenic Carbonates: C Garapaty, K Bella
Pratt, K Blisniuk
0800h ED41A-0767 POSTER Oil Shale Identifier: J
Rocha, J Santacruz, S Randall, B McRae Alvarado
0800h ED41A-0768 POSTER Paleoecology of
Kettleman Hills, Coalinga, California: M NeissCortez, D Kelison, A G Mooney
0800h ED41A-0769 POSTER Relationship Between
Metabolic Rate and Sea Depth in Bivalves and
Gastropods: B R Ruiz, B Shih, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0770 POSTER Influence of Feeding
and Body Mass on IUCN Extinction Threat of
Extant Marine and Terrestrial Mammals: G Lam, I
M Wang, N Heim, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0771 POSTER The comparison of
species longevity and size evolution in fossilized
dinosaurs vs. fossilized mammals: E Baeza, A
Srinath, A Hernandez, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0790 POSTER A Numerical
Simulation (Study) of a Strong West Coast
December 2014 Winter Storm: I Smelser, L Xu, C
M Amerault, N L Baker, E Satterfield, B Chua
0800h ED41A-0791 POSTER Comparison of
Observed and Predicted Models of Type 1 AGN:
G Colon, S Laul, T Tianyou Jiao, M Villanueva, H
Wu, J Liyao Zhang, S M Kelly
0800h ED41A-0792 POSTER Deep Learning for
Space Weather Prediction: M Pauly, Y Shah, C M
M Cheung
0800h ED41A-0793 POSTER WebGL-enabled 3D
visualization of a Solar Flare Simulation: A Chen, C
M M Cheung, G Chintzoglou
0800h ED41A-0794 POSTER Silicon Photomultiplier
Performance in High ELectric Field: J Montoya, J
Morad
ED41A-0795
POSTER
Sustainable
0800h
Skyscrapers: Designing the Net Zero Energy
Building of the Future: S Kothari, A Bartsch
0800h ED41A-0796 POSTER The Energy Under Our
Feet: A Study of Solar Radiation: I Weiss
0800h ED41A-0797 POSTER H2O SOS: It Begins
With You: G Ingalls, I Weiss
0800h ED41A-0798 POSTER Environments and
Desalination: A Study of Optional Porcess: C Weiss
0800h ED41A-0799 POSTER Let’s Break it Down: A
Study of Organic Decomposition Rates in Clay Soil:
E Weiss
0800h ED41A-0800 POSTER From Animal Waste
to Energy; A Study of Methane Gas converted to
Energy.: S Weiss
0800h ED41A-0801 POSTER Breathe Plant Breathe:
A Study of CO2 conversion in plants: M Weiss
0800h ED41A-0802 POSTER Human Waste,
Estrogen and Chemicals- Will I be eating this?: S
Farmer, K Jones
0800h ED41A-0803 POSTER Study of Various
Peptidases and Their Effects on Freshwater Bodies:
K Boerrigter, A D Steen, J Rosalsky, N Ferriero
0800h ED41A-0804 POSTER Aerobic Food Waste
Composting: Measurement of Green House Gases
: J Chung
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h ED41A-0805 POSTER What Happens to Biodegradables in the Ocean? Due to the increasing
amount of plastic that ends up in the ocean there is
much alarm about it killing sea life from ingestion
and changing chemical properties of the ocean. But
what really happens t these products in the ocean,
and how do they affect the ocean.: A Lavoie
0800h ED41A-0806 POSTER Experimental
Investigation of Low-Cost Cooling Methods: M
Mazumder
0800h ED41A-0807 POSTER An Investigation of the
Valorization of Durian Biomass: C Ng
0800h ED41A-0808 POSTER Energy Games – A
Grade 5 Competition, The Data Analysis and
Lessons Learned: K Kao
0800h ED41A-0809 POSTER Aftermath of Uranium
Ore Processing on Floodplains: Lasting Effects of
Uranium on Soil and Microbes: H Tang, K Boye, J
Bargar, S E Fendorf
0800h ED41A-0810 POSTER The Effect of Different
Tea Varieties on Iron Chelation: S K Truong, R
Karim
0800h ED41A-0811 POSTER One Shroom to Rule
Them All: Identifying the mechanisms employed
in ectomycorrhizal mutualisms for the generalist
fungus Thelephora terrestris and seven genetically
diverse host tree species: N Francis, B Laura, K Peay
0800h ED41A-0812 POSTER How Bedrock Nitrogen
Influences Carbon Storage: C Rios, S A Mitchell
ED41A-0813
POSTER
Optical
0800h
Characterization and Bioavailability of Dissolved
Organic Matter of Leaf Leachates from Restored
and Forested Delmarva Bay Catchments: E Reed, A
Armstrong
0800h ED41A-0814 POSTER The Influence of
Oxygen Percentage, Carbon Dioxide Percentage,
and Sea Level on the Mean Size and Diversity of
Marine Animals during the Cambrian-Neogene
Transition: C Geronimo, Y Gao, N A Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0815 POSTER The Effects on
Biovolume and Number of Genera for Marine
Fossils in Different Aquatic Environments and
Rock Types: I Tseng, J Le, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0816 POSTER Relation of Body Size
on Ecological Modes: A Ivanov, A Ngo, N Heim,
J Payne
0800h ED41A-0817 POSTER Phosphorous Loading
in Lake Champlain: H Hoffman, B Halliday, T Lane
0800h ED41A-0818 POSTER Rivers to the Ocean:
Making Connections between Scientists and High
School Students: J Biehle
0800h ED41A-0819 POSTER The SMORE Project:
A Model for Transforming Authentic Research into
Classroom Curricula: V Abmayr
0800h
ED41A-0820
&Tridacnids: V Abmayr
POSTER
LABRATS
0800h
ED41A-0821
POSTER
Assessing
Methanesulfonate as a Proxy for Sea Ice
Concentration Using Firn Cores from the Disko
Bay Region of Greenland: E Thadhani, G C
Fernandopulle, C T Rhodes, D Galls, M Bingham
0800h ED41A-0822 POSTER Help! I’m Melting:
An Artistic Representation of The Impact of Polar
Glacial Melt on the Ocean.: M Lodes
0800h ED41A-0823 POSTER Carbon Sinks in a
Changing Climate: Relative Buoyancy and Sinking
Potentials of Various Antarctic Phytoplankton and
Ice Algae: S Nirmel, V Selz
0800h ED41A-0824 POSTER Characterizing
Taxonomic Distribution in Sea Ice Along the
Western Antarctic Peninsula: A Tong, V Selz
ED41A-0825
POSTER
Automated
0800h
Identification of Landsat 8 Scenes for Glacier
Change Mapping in Greenland and Antarctica: E
Fahnestock, T A Moon
0800h ED41A-0826 POSTER Englacial layer mapping
correlation and consistency techniques: an example
from airborne ice penetrating radar profiles in West
Antarctica : V Sudunagunta, S Ballal, R Albach, G
Muldoon, E Quartini, M G Cavitte, D A Young, D
D Blankenship
0800h ED41A-0827 POSTER Slowing Ocean
Acidification: A Bravo
0800h ED41A-0828 POSTER Broken Chains:
The Effect of Ocean Acidification on Bivalve and
Echinoid Development: K Richardson
0800h ED41A-0829 POSTER Understanding
Differences in the Nitrogen Cycle in Low-Oxygen
Zones in the Eastern Tropical North Pacific: C
Wood, N M Travis, M S Forbes, K L Casciotti
0800h ED41A-0830 POSTER Origins of Nematode
Parasitism in the Families Strongyloididae,
Rhabditidae, Plectidae and Diplogasteridae: W
Sachson, K Ngo, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0831 POSTER Post-Extinction
Ecological Recovery of Marine Life Modes: C Park,
N G de la Torre, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0832 POSTER The Effect of Different
Oceanic Abiotic Factors on Prokaryotic Body Sizes:
S Pidathala, M Bellon, N Heim, J Payne
0800h ED41A-0833 POSTER Lead in Paint and Soil
in West Oakland: N Hernandez, J Li, D Sethy, I Yu,
K Fang, W Zhang, K Luong, R Hoang, K N Munui,
R Sot, R Sankar, D Chiu, R Bonzo, V A Rodriguez
0915h ED41C-06 Virtual Reality: Bringing the Awe
of Our Science into The Classroom with VR: R E
Bell, M Turrin, N Frearson, A Boghosian, V L
Ferrini, F Simpson
0800h EP41B-0908 POSTER Morphologic and
Morphometric Studies of Integrated Gully Systems
on Mars: V C Gulick, N H Glines, P M Freeman, P
Morkner, C Narlesky
0800h ED41A-0834 POSTER Lead Concentration
Levels in Water Samples Collected in Alameda
County, CA: R Hoang, D Sethy, I Yu, N Hernandez,
N Hernandez, K Fang, K Fang, W Zhang, J Li, K N
Munui, R Sot, K Luong, R Bonzo, R Sankar, D Chiu,
V A Rodriguez
0930h ED41C-07 Key Ideas for Making and Using
Virtual Fieldwork Experiences: D Duggan-Haas, R
M Ross
0800h EP41B-0909 POSTER Knickpoints and
Hanging Valleys of Licus Vallis, Mars: T A Goudge,
C Fassett
0945h ED41C-08 From Geocaching to Virtual
Reality: Technology tools that can transform
courses into interactive learning expeditions: S M
Moysey, K Lazar, D M Boyer, C Mobley, V Sellers
0800h EP41B-0910 POSTER Slumps and Fog in
Valles Marineris: L Ojha, M Chojnacki, A D Toigo,
G D McDonald, M J Wolff, C W S Leung
0800h ED41A-0835 POSTER Variations in
Particulate Matter (PM 2.5) Concentration Levels
at a Major Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Railway
Station: K Luong, D Sethy, I Yu, N Hernandez, K
Fang, W Zhang, J Li, R Hoang, K N Munui, R Sot, V
A Rodriguez, D Chiu, R Sankar, R Bonzo
0800h ED41A-0836 POSTER An Evaluation of
Traffic Management at ISF Academy on Kong Sin
Wan Road: M Lu
0800h ED41A-0838 POSTER Effects of Withania
somnifera and Ginkgo biloba on Neural Regeneration
using Planarian Model: M Singhal, R Brinker
0800h ED41A-0839 POSTER Effect of Wildfire on
Sequoiadendron giganteum Growth and CO2 Flux: S
Barwegen
0800h ED41A-0840 POSTER Circadian Rhythm of
Pyrocystis fusiformis: B Weishaar
0800h ED41A-0841 POSTER Investigating The
Kinematics of Canids and Felids: D Sur
0800h ED41A-0842 POSTER Syngnathus louisianae
orƛORULGDH: The 12 Month Mystery, and Counting:
K Novak, M Sandoz, B Garrad
0800h ED41A-0843 POSTER Observing the
Behavior of Larval Sea Lamprey in the St Clair
River: M Howard
ED41B
Moscone South 307
Thursday 0800h
Climate Literacy: The Climate is
Changing - Are We?: The Arts as an
Ally in Invoking Change (joint with GC,
NH, OS)
Marda Kirn, EcoArts Connections; Kim
Abeles, Organization Not Listed
0800h ED41B-01 The What and So What? of
Climate Change Communication: M Kirn
0812h ED41B-02 Conveying Environmental Issues
with and through Art: K V Abeles
0824h ED41B-03 Making Climate Change Visceral
Through the Arts: C Bilodeau
0836h ED41B-04 Engagement In Climate Change
Awareness Through Art Exhibitions: D Burko
0848h ED41B-05 Fostering Sustained Climate
Engagement and Collaborative Leadership
through Creativity and Science-Informed Arts: K
Rothballer, M J Sturges
0900h ED41B-06 Using Music to Communicate
Weather and Climate: P D Williams, K L Aplin, S
Brown, K Jenkins, S Mander, C Walsh
0912h ED41B-07 Life Cores: A Sci-Art
Collaboration Between a Snow/Ice Researcher, an
Artist/Educator, Students, and Street Road Artists
Space: J Dooley, Z Courville, E Artinian
0924h ED41B-08 Dancing on Thinning Ice:
Choreography and Science in the Chukchi Sea: J
Sperling
0936h ED41B-09 Enhancing Science Literacy and
Art History Engagement at Princeton Through
Collaboration Between the University Art Museum
and the Council on Science and Technology: C A
Riihimaki, V M White
ED41B-10
“Participatory
Cli-Fi”:
0948h
Crowdsourcing Voicemails from the Future to
Spark Engagement and Discern Perceptions of
Climate Change: G Stovall, K Eklund, K Redsecker,
T Hernandez, S L Pfirman, B S Orlove
ED41C
Moscone South 309
Thursday 0800h
EARTH AND PLANETARY
SURFACE PROCESSES
EP41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Frontiers in EPSP: Landscape
Response to a Changing Climate II
Posters (joint with C, GC, H, NH)
Michele Koppes, University of British
Columbia; Benjamin Crosby, Idaho
State University; Kimberly Hill,
University of Minnesota; Colin Stark,
Columbia University of New York
0800h EP41A-0893 POSTER Recent increase in
debris flow activity in the Tatras Mountains: results
of high-mountain environmental changes?: K
Šilhán
0800h EP41A-0894 POSTER The Effects of Dense
Shelf-Water Cascading in the World Ocean
Seafloor: D Amblas, J A Dowdeswell, M Canals, A
Micallef
0800h EP41A-0895 POSTER Studying onshoreoffshore fault linkages and landslides in Icy Bay
and Taan Fjord to assess geohazards in Southeast
Alaska: N McCall, M A L Walton, S P S Gulick, P J
Haeussler, R Reece, S Saustrup
0800h EP41A-0896 POSTER Snow avalanche
activity in the High Tatras Mountains: new data
achieved by means of dendrogeomorphic methods:
R Tichavsky
0800h EP41A-0897 POSTER The Role of Climatic
Conditions in Controlling Observed Variability
of Timing and Peak Discharge of Glacial Lake
Outburst Floods: Lago Cachet Dos, Chile: J Jacquet,
S W McCoy, D McGrath, D Nimick, B Friesen, M J
Fahey, J Leidich, J Okuinghttons
0800h EP41A-0898 POSTER Characteristics of a
Glacier Surge Event Derived from Landsat Image
Sequences and Its Response to Regional Climate
Change: Kelayayilake Glacier, Western China,
2015: M LV, H Guo, G Liu, Z Ruan, S Yan, Y Ding
0800h EP41A-0899 POSTER FJORD DELTA
MODIFICATION BY A MASSIVE LANDSLIDE
TSUNAMI IN TAAN FJORD, AK: C K Bloom, B T
MacInnes, B M Higman, B M Richmond
EP41A-0900
POSTER
Distinctive
0800h
Sedimentary Record of a Landslide Generated
Mega-tsunami, Taan Fjord, Alaska: B M Higman,
C K Bloom, B T MacInnes, B M Richmond, H Tang
EP41A-0901
POSTER
Monitoring
0800h
thermokarst activity and landscape change in
the Eureka Sound Lowlands, Ellesmere Island,
Nunavut: M K Ward, W H Pollard
0800h EP41A-0902 POSTER Holocene history
of deep-seated landsliding in the North Fork
Stillaguamish River valley (Washington, USA)
in the context of climate change from surface
roughness analysis, radiocarbon dating, and
numerical landscape evolution modeling: A M
Booth, S R LaHusen, A R Duvall, D R Montgomery
0800h EP41A-0903 POSTER Sackung in the highest
mountains of Carpathians: response to retreat of
Quaternary glaciers and regional climate changes?:
T Pánek, P Mentlík, Z Engel, R Braucher, A
Zondervan, A Team
EP41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Education through Exploration:
Research and Practice through Digital
Platforms I (joint with EP, GC, P, SH)
Linking Sediment Transport and
Geophysical Flows to Planetary
Surface Evolution I Posters (joint with
P)
Sanlyn Buxner, Planetary Science
Institute Tucson; Ariel Anbar, Arizona
State University; Steven Semken,
Arizona State University
Marisa Palucis, California Institute
of Technology; Alexander Morgan,
University of Virginia; Orkan Umurhan,
SETI Institute Mountain View
0800h ED41C-01 Understanding Digital Learning
and Its Variable Effects: B Means
0800h EP41B-0904 POSTER Equilibrium Conditions
of Sediment Suspending Flows on Earth, Mars and
Titan: L A Amy, R M Dorrell
0815h ED41C-02 Assessing Complex Learning
Objectives through Analytics: L Horodyskyj, C
Mead, S Buxner, S C Semken, A D Anbar
0830h ED41C-03 Different behavioral patterns
of success for men and women in an online
introductory science course: Addressing the course
grade gender gap: C Mead, L Horodyskyj, S Buxner,
S C Semken, A D Anbar
0900h ED41C-05 The power of videogame-like
experiences for explanatory storytelling in science,
education, and healthcare.: D A Sarno, J Hayes
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h EP41B-0906 POSTER Raked Pattern TARs:
Evolution and Formation of a Unique Pattern in
an Active Sediment Transport Environment: M
Foroutan, J R Zimbelman
0800h EP41B-0911 POSTER The investigation of
Martian dune fields using very high resolution
photogrammetric measurements and time series
analysis: J Kim, M Park, H S Baik, Y Choi
0800h EP41B-0912 POSTER Using Crater Counts to
Constrain Erosion Rates on Mars: Implications for
the Global Dust Cycle, Sedimentary Rock Erosion
and Organic Matter Preservation: D P Mayer, E S
Kite
0800h EP41B-0913 POSTER Mars analogue alluvial
fans along the Hilina Pali fault system, Island of
+DZDLŤLA M Morgan, R A Craddock
0800h EP41B-0914 POSTER Granulometry and
geochemistry of Martian soil from MAHLI
and APXS at Gale Crater, Mars: A D Maue, S
Karunatillake, D A Susko, D R Hood
0800h EP41B-0915 POSTER On different regime
relations between bed load transport and bed
topography: L Zhang, H Ma, X Fu, J G Duan
EP41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Soil State Characteristics: From
Observations to Data Assimilation
and Modeling I Posters S (joint with A,
B, GC, H)
Laura Clemente-Harding, Pennsylvania
State University Main Campus;
Andmorgan Fisher, George Mason
University Fairfax; Michael Lewis,
George Mason University Fairfax
0800h EP41C-0916 POSTER A Biogeotechnical
engineering approach to Combat Desertification: I
Chang, J Im, G C Cho, S J Lee
0800h EP41C-0917 POSTER Clustering of
soil moisture time series pattern for selecting
representative point on mountainous hillslopes in
South Korea: E Lee, C Minji, S Kim
0800h EP41C-0918 POSTER Validation of Soil
Water Content Estimation Method on Agricultural
Regions in South Korea: Y Shin, M Kim
0800h EP41C-0919 POSTER A 30 meter soil
properties map of the contiguous United States for
use in remote sensing and land surface models: N
Chaney, C Morgan, A McBratney, E F Wood, Y
Yimam
0800h EP41C-0920 POSTER Soil Crust Mapping and
Estimation of Soil Hydraulic Properties in the SemiArid Walnut Gulch Catchment based on Remote
Sensing Data : R Becker, M Gebremichael
0800h EP41C-0921 POSTER Downscaling Coarse
Scale Microwave Soil Moisture Product using
Machine Learning: P Abbaszadeh, H Moradkhani,
H Yan
0800h EP41C-0922 POSTER Soil moisture and its
impact on the East Asian summer monsoon: Z Zuo,
R Zhang
0800h EP41C-0923 POSTER Comparison of Three
Methods for Vertical Interpolation of Soil Moisture:
N Zhang, S M Quiring
0800h EP41C-0924 POSTER Estimating soil
moisture exceedance probability from antecedent
rainfall: C Cronkite-Ratcliff, J Kalansky, J D Stock,
B D Collins
0800h EP41C-0925 POSTER Modeling the Impact
of Soil Conditions on Global Water Balance: P L
Wang, J J Feddema
0800h EP41C-0926 POSTER Disaggregation
of remotely sensed soil moisture under all sky
condition using machine learning approach in
Northeast Asia: S Kim, H Kim, M Choi, K Kim
0800h EP41C-0927 POSTER Towards the
Relationship Between Surface Roughness in Active
and Passive Microwave Remote Sensing: Y Gao, J P
Walker, R Panciera, D Ryu
0800h EP41C-0928 POSTER Relate Watershed
Erosion Estimation to Bankfull Channel Dimension:
H Zhou, T J Chang, I Caballero, Y Fang
0800h EP41C-0930 POSTER Comparison of soil
moisture interpolation methods at regional scale
--Case study in Oklahoma: C Zhao, S M Quiring,
S Yuan
0800h EP41C-0931 POSTER $QLVRWRSHVWXG\Ƽ18O
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of China in arid and semiarid climates: H Wan
0800h EP41B-0907 POSTER Thermal Inertia
Variations from Recent Gully and Mass Wasting
Activity in Gasa Crater, Mars: T N Harrison, L L
Tornabene, G R Osinski, S J Conway
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
9
EP41D
Moscone West 2007
Thursday 0800h
Modeling the Terrestrial Landscape
I (cosponsored by Community
Surface Dynamics Modeling System
(CSDMS),SEPM: Society for Sedimentary
Geology) (joint with H)
Gregory Tucker, University of
Colorado at Boulder; Nicole Gasparini,
Tulane University of Louisiana;
Erkan Istanbulluoglu, University of
Washington Seattle Campus
0800h EP41D-01 Assessing the sensitivity of a
water-limited, mixed tree-grass-shrub ecosystem
to climate change and geomorphic controls using
a community modeling framework: L Gelb, S S
Nudurupati, E Yager, N F Glenn, J L Pierce, A N
Flores
0815h EP41D-02 Earthcasting the Evolution of
Riparian Landscapes: M C Perignon, E R Griffin, G
E Tucker, J M Friedman
0830h EP41D-03 Stochastic and Deterministic
Modeling Of Watershed-Scale Suspended Sediment
Delivery Timescales: J E Pizzuto, K Skalak, D L
Karwan
0845h EP41D-04 Modeling the Rock Glacier Cycle:
R S Anderson, L S Anderson
0900h EP41D-05 Using Large, Regional-Scale
Topographic and Soil Thickness Data to Constrain
a Model of Climate-Dependent Hillslope Evolution:
B Bovy, J Braun, A Demoulin
0915h EP41D-06 Structural control on landscape
evolution: Examples from the Colorado Plateau: J
D Pelletier
0930h EP41D-07 Accurate Simulation of Transient
Landscape Evolution by Eliminating Numerical
Diffusion: The TTLEM 1.0 Model: G Govers, B
Campforts, W Schwanghart
0800h EP41F-01 Quantifying the spatial variability
in critical zone architecture through surface
mapping and near-surface geophysics: R DiBiase, J
Del Vecchio, G Mount, J L Hayes, X Comas, L Guo,
H Lin, F Zarif, B Forsythe, S L Brantley
0815h EP41F-02 Integrated geophysical study to
understand the architecture of the deep critical
zone in the Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory
(Puerto Rico: X Comas, W J Wright, S A Hynek,
D Ntarlagiannis, N Terry, F Whiting, M J Job, S L
Brantley, R C Fletcher
0830h EP41F-03 Coring the deep critical zone in the
Jemez River Basin Critical Zone Observatory, Valles
Caldera National Preserve, Northern New Mexico:
B G Moravec, A M White, B Paras, A Sanchez, C
McGuffy, D Fairbanks, J C McIntosh, J D Pelletier,
R E Gallery, C Rasmussen, B Carr, W S Holbrook,
J Chorover
0830h EP41E-03 A New Model to Predict the Total
Suspended Sediment Load from a River to the
Ocean Based on an End Member Example from the
Lowermost Huanghe (Yellow River), China: H Ma,
J A Nittrouer, K Naito, G Parker
0845h EP41E-04 Continuous Signal Propagation
in the Indus Submarine Canyon since the Last
Deglacial: Y Li, P D Clift, P Böning, J Blusztajn, R
W Murray, T J Ireland, K Pahnke, L Giosan
0900h EP41E-05 A model for sediment capacity
of turbidity currents considering sediment-fluid
interactions with application to longitudinal
equilibrium profile of submarine channels: H
Naruse
0915h EP41E-06 Sediment Transport Capacity of
Turbidity Currents: from Microscale to Geological
Scale.: J T Eggenhuisen, M Tilston, M Cartigny, F
Pohl, J de Leeuw, G J van der Grind
0930h EP41E-07 How Connecting Sediment
Transport Between Environments Solves FirstOrder Questions Regarding Construction of the
Land- and Seascape Recorded by the Permian
Brushy Canyon Fm., West Texas, USA : D C
Mohrig, K Ustipak
0945h EP41E-08 The role of bio-physical cohesion
in mediating sediment transport processes: D R
Parsons
EP41F
Moscone West 2003
Thursday 0800h
The Architecture and Workings of
Earth’s Critical Zone I S (joint with B,
H, NS)
Suzanne Anderson, University of
Colorado at Boulder; Susan Brantley,
Earth and Environmental Systems
Institute; William Dietrich, University of
California Berkeley
10
2016
0800h G41A-1011 POSTER APPLICATIONS OF
DIFFERENTIAL OPERATORS IN GEODETIC
COORDINATES: K A T Hallam, V C Oliveira Jr
0800h G41A-1012 POSTER Estimation of network
bias in the shift in Helmert parameters induced by
great earthquakes: U J Zannat, P Tregoning
Richard Gross, Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Veronique Dehant,
Observatoire Royal de Belgique;
Erricos Pavlis, Goddard Earth Sciences
Technology and Research; Michael
Pearlman, Center for Astrophysics
0930h EP41F-07 Ecohydrological Consequences
of Critical Zone Structure in the Franciscan
Formation, Northern California Coast Ranges: W
J Hahm, W E Dietrich, T E Dawson, S Lovill, D
Rempe
The Global Geodetic Observing
System: Ground- and Space-Based
Infrastructure for Earth and
Planetary Rotation I Posters
0800h G41B-1013 POSTER CDDIS: NASA’s Archive
of Space Geodesy Data and Products Supporting
GGOS: C E Noll, B P Michael
0800h G41B-1014 POSTER GGOS2020 Space
Geodesy Network: Variations in System
Deployment Scenarios: E C Pavlis, D Koenig, M
Kuzmicz-Cieslak, D S MacMillan
GEODESY
0800h G41B-1015 POSTER Simulation of DORIS,
GNSS, SLR, and VLBI Observations for GGOS: S
Glaser, D Ampatzidis, R König, H Schuh, T Nilsson,
R Heinkelmann, F Flechtner
Reference Frames: Determination,
Usage, and Application I Posters
0800h G41A-0993 POSTER DTRF2014 products
for station coordinates and EOP : M Blossfeld, D
Angermann, H A Mueller, M Seitz
0800h G41A-0994 POSTER A comparison of
ITRF2014, DTRF2014 and JTRF2014 using SLR:
M Blossfeld, H A Mueller, D Angermann
0800h G41A-0995 POSTER Evaluation of VLBI
terrestrial reference frame solutions in the style
of ITRF2014, JTRF2014, and DTRF2014: B Soja,
T Nilsson, S Glaser, K Balidakis, M Karbon, R
Heinkelmann, R S Gross, H Schuh
0800h G41A-0996 POSTER Evaluation of ITRF2014
Solutions: R Dach, A Susnik, A Maier, A Villiger, D
Arnold, A Jaeggi
0800h G41A-0997 POSTER Combined orbits and
clocks from the IGS 2nd reprocessing: J Griffiths,
J Ray
0800h G41A-0998 POSTER IGS14/igs14.atx: a new
Framework for the IGS Products: P Rebischung, R
Schmid
0800h G41A-0999 POSTER Stability of Precise Point
Positioning with Different Techniques for Applying
the IGb08 and IGS14 Reference Frames: P A Ries,
M B Heflin, N Amiri, C Sakumura, A E Sibois, M
W David
0800h G41A-1000 POSTER Combination of Tide
Gauge Benchmark Monitoring (TIGA) Analysis
Center from repro2 products: K E Abraha, A
Hunegnaw, F N Teferle
0800h G41A-1001 POSTER ITRF2014 GNSS vertical
velocities, geocenter motions and ellipticity time
variations.: L Metivier, H Rouby, P Rebischung, Z
Altamimi
0800h G41A-1002 POSTER A Conventional Mean
Pole: N G Stamatakos, D D McCarthy
0800h G41A-1003 POSTER Ongoing Efforts to
Analyze and Use U.S. Navy provided Angular
Momentum Datasets for Predictions of Earth
Orientation.: N G Stamatakos, D D McCarthy, T
M Eubanks, D Salstein
0800h G41A-1004 POSTER Analysis of Differences
Between VLBI, GNSS and SLR Earth Orientation
Series: D S MacMillan, E C Pavlis, J Griffiths
0800h G41A-1005 POSTER Impact of the low
elevation measurements on the DORIS scale
factor and on the station position estimation : H
Capdeville, J M Lemoine
0800h G41A-1006 POSTER DPOD2014: a new
DORIS extension of ITRF2014 for Precise Orbit
Determination: G Moreaux, P Willis, F G Lemoine,
N P Zelensky
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h G41B-1031 POSTER Diurnal and Semidiurnal
Variations in Earth Rotation: Q Weijing, X Xu, D
Dong, Y Zhou
0800h G41B-1032 POSTER LOD-climate Links: how
the 2015-2016 El Niño Lengthened the Day by 0.8
ms, and Possible Rotational Forcing of Multidecadal
Temperature Changes: S B Lambert, O de Viron,
S Marcus
0800h G41B-1033 POSTER The Effect of the 20152016 ENSO Event on the Earth’s Rotation: R S
Gross
0800h G41B-1034 POSTER Broad-Band Analysis of
Polar Motion Excitations: J Chen
0800h G41B-1035 POSTER Ukiah and Gaithersburg
Latitude Observatories: Preserving NOAA’s Legacy
of International Scientific Cooperation and Polar
Motion Studies: D J Caccamise II, W A Stone
G41C
Moscone West 3009
Thursday 0800h
Geodetic Measurements of the
Earth’s Elastic Response to Surface
Mass Variability II
0945h EP41F-08 Effects of Transient Perturbations
in Physical Erosion Rates on Modeled Chemical
Erosion Rates: K Ferrier, N West
Zuheir Altamimi, IGN Institut National
de l’Information Géographique et
Forestière; Frank Lemoine, NASA
Goddard SFC; -DNH*ULɝWKV, US Naval
Research Laboratory
0815h EP41E-02 Relating water-discharge and
catchment area in modern and ancient catchments:
C H Eide, W Helland-Hansen
0800h G41A-1010 POSTER Regional Studies on the
Effectof Transitioning from ITRF08 to ITRG14: P
J Morgan, A Koulali, A Richardson
0915h EP41F-06 Investigating the mechanisms
of shale porosity development to understand
hydrologic controls on hillslope scale weathering
in a comparison across CZOs: X Gu, D Rempe, S
L Brantley
0900h EP41F-05 A new statistical model to find
bedrock, a prequel to geochemical mass balance : B
Fisher, A K Rendahl, A K Aufdenkampe, K Yoo
EP41E
Moscone West 2005
Thursday 0800h
0800h EP41E-01 Reconstructing Sediment Supply
and Transport Behind the Elwha River Dams: C
Beveridge, E Istanbulluoglu, C Bandaragoda, C A
Curran
0800h G41A-1009 POSTER GRGS numerical
simulations for E-GRASP missions: T Sandri
G41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
G41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Lawrence Amy, University College
Dublin; Robert Dorrell, University of
Leeds; Zane Jobe, Colorado School of
Mines; Nick Howes, Shell
0800h G41A-1008 POSTER Introducing a New
Software for Geodetic Analysis: G A Hjelle, M
Dähnn, I Fausk, A S Kirkvik, E Mysen
0845h EP41F-04 Microclimate Controls on the
Evolution of Critical Zone Architecture in the
Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory:
N West, E Kirby, A Nyblade, S L Brantley
0945h EP41D-08 A mass-balance coupling between
river terrace and long profile evolution: A D
Wickert, T F Schildgen, S Tofelde, S Savi, M R
Strecker, K R Barnhart
Sediment Transport Capacity of
Flows: Controls on Source-to-Sink
Evolution from Upland Catchments to
the Deep Ocean I
0800h G41A-1007 POSTER Adding source positions
to the IVS Combination: S Bachmann, D Thaller
0800h G41B-1016 POSTER Accuracy evaluation of
the next-generation geodetic VLBI systems from
first observations: P Elosegui, C A Ruszczyk, A E
Niell, G Rajagopalan
0800h G41B-1017 POSTER Geodetic VLBI Activities
of National Geographic Information Institute: H J
Oh, Y M Sung, Y C Koh, S O Yi, S C Han, S W Lee
0800h G41B-1018 POSTER Modelling of Lunar Laser
Ranging in the Geocentric Frame and Comparison
with the Common-View Double-Difference Lunar
Laser Ranging Approach: D Svehla, M Rothacher
0800h G41B-1019 POSTER Linking Comparisons
of Absolute Gravimeters: A Proof of Concept for a
new Global Absolute Gravity Reference System.: H
Wziontek, V Palinkas, R Falk, 09DÿNR
0800h G41B-1020 POSTER KNGEOID14: A national
hybrid geoid model in Korea: S Kang, Y M Sung, H
KIM, Y S Kim
0800h G41B-1021 POSTER Experiences from
Ship- and Airborne Gravity Missions within the
FAMOS Project and onboard the HALO Aircraft: C
Foerste, F Barthelmes, S Petrovic, B Lu, G Liebsch,
J Schwabe, J Ågren, M Bilker-Koivula, M Li, H
Koivula, M Scheinert
0800h G41B-1022 POSTER Experiences with GOCE
models in SONMICAT-BCN calibration site.: J J
Martinez-Benjamin, A Termens, F Pros
0800h G41B-1023 POSTER Estimating Geocenter
Motion and Changes in the Earth’s Dynamic
Oblateness from a Statistically Optimal Combination
of GRACE Data and Geophysical Models: Y Sun, P
Ditmar, R Riva
0800h G41B-1024 POSTER A numerical method
for reorientation of rotating tidally deformed
visco-elastic bodies: H Hu, W van der Wal, B L A
Vermeersen
0800h G41B-1025 POSTER Core dynamics and the
nutations of the Earth.: V M A Dehant, R Laguerre,
J Rekier, A Rivoldini, A Trinh, A S Triana, T Van
Hoolst, P Zhu
0800h G41B-1026 POSTER A Study of the Impact of
the Inertial Modes of the Earth’s Liquid Core on its
Rotation. Clarifying their Contribution to the Free
Core Nutation.: J Rekier, S A Triana, R Laguerre,
A Trinh, P Zhu, V M A Dehant
0800h G41B-1027 POSTER Truncation Effects
in Computing Free Wobble/Nutation Modes
Explored Using a Simple Earth Model: B SeyedMahmoud, M G Rochester, C M Rogers
0800h G41B-1028 POSTER Non-Rigid Earth
Contributions to the Precession in Longitude and
Indirect Effects on Nutations: J M Ferrandiz, A
Escapa, T Baenas, J Getino
0800h G41B-1029 POSTER Bayesian Inversion of
Earth’s Core and Inner Core Resonances From
Superconducting Gravimeter and VLBI Nutation
Data: S Rosat, S B Lambert, C Gattano, M Calvo
0800h G41B-1030 POSTER Earth Orientation
Parameters from VLBI and GNSS Combined at the
Observation Level: S B Lambert, J Y Richard, C
Bizouard, D H Gambis, O Becker, C Bizouard
Yuning Fu, Bowling Green State
University Main Campus; Shfaqat
Khan, Technical University of Denmark;
Ingo Sasgen, Alfred-Wegener-Institute
Bremerhaven
0800h G41C-01 Analysis of drought-related
hydrologic loading signals from Plate Boundary
Observatory GPS stations in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains: C M Meertens, C M Puskas, C Molnar,
D A Phillips
0815h G41C-02 From measuring land subsidence
to characterizing aquifer properties with InSAR: E
Chaussard, P Milillo, R Burgmann, E J Fielding, B
Baker, D Perissin
0830h G41C-03 Seasonal water storage modulating
seismicity on California faults: C W Johnson, Y Fu,
R Burgmann
0845h G41C-04 Groundwater withdrawal in the
Central Valley, California: implications for San
Andreas Fault stressing and lithosphere rheology: P
Lundgren, Z Liu, S T Ali, T Farr, C C Faunt
0900h G41C-05 Sustained Changes in Water Storage
in the Western U.S: Toward a Determination
Integrating GPS, GRACE, (and InSAR): D F Argus,
D N Wiese, F W Landerer, T Farr, Y Fu, B Thomas,
M Shirzaei, J T Reager II, J S Famiglietti
0915h G41C-06 Towards a global accurate model for
horizontal and vertical elastic response of the Earth
to seasonal hydrology derived from GRACE: K
Chanard, L Fleitout, E Calais, S Barbot, J P Avouac
0930h G41C-07 Terrestrial water storage anomalies
across the contiguous United States as estimated
using GPS and GRACE observations: S Adusumilli,
A A Borsa, W Neely, E E Small
0945h G41C-08 Rainfall Induced Horizontal
Deformation in the European Eastern Alps
Measured by GPS: A Gualandi, E Serpelloni, F
Pintori, E Scoccimarro, A Cavaliere, M Todesco, M
E Belardinelli
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE
GC41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Advances in GNSS Remote Sensing of
Atmosphere, Land, and Ocean Posters
(joint with H)
Chi Ao, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory;
Panagiotis Vergados, NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory; Jennifer Haase,
UCSD; Scott Gleason, Southwest
Research Institute Boulder
0800h GC41A-1064 POSTER Sequential processing
of GNSS-R delay-Doppler maps (DDM’s) for ocean
wind retrieval: J L Garrison, N Rodriguez-Alvarez,
R Hoffman, B Annane, M Leidner, S Kaitie
0800h GC41A-1065 POSTER A Hyper-Dense GNSS
Receiver Network for Monitoring Time and Spatial
Variations of Precipitable Water Vapor (PWV): T
Tsuda, N Ito, Y Takeda, E Realini, A Shinbori
0800h GC41A-1066 POSTER Progress Report on the
GROWTH (GNSS Reflectometry for Ocean Waves,
Tides, and Height) Research Project: Y Kitazawa,
K Ichikawa, H Akiyama, T Ebinuma, O Isoguchi,
N Kimura, M Konda, N Kouguchi, H Tamura, H
Tomita, Y Yoshikawa, T Waseda
0800h GC41A-1067 POSTER Evaluation of Water
Vapor Radiometer on HY-2A Satellite with the
Ship-borne GNSS Observations over the India
Ocean: Y Liu, Z Wu, G Chen, W Liu
0800h GC41A-1068 POSTER Homogenization of
Time Series of Global Positioning System Water
Vapor Retrievals: Impact of Reference Data
Selection: S Huang, K Wang
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h GC41A-1069 POSTER Recent Advances in
Climate Monitoring with GNSS Radio Occultation:
Capturing Atmospheric Variability and Trends: A
K Steiner
0800h GC41A-1070 POSTER Airborne GPS Radio
Occultation Observations of Moisture Variations in
Atmospheric Rivers: M J Murphy, J S Haase, S H
Chen, B Murphy, X M Chen
0800h GC41A-1071 POSTER GNSS Polarimetric
Radio Occultations: Thermodynamical Structure
of pecipitating clouds: M De La Torre Juarez, R
Padulles, E Cardellach, F J Turk, S Tomás, C O Ao
0800h GC41A-1072 POSTER Observational
Constraints on the Water Vapor Feedback Using
GPS Radio Occultations: P Vergados, A J Mannucci,
C O Ao, E J Fetzer
0800h GC41A-1073 POSTER Constraining Planetary
Boundary Layer Retrievals with Surface Reflections
from GNSS Radio Occultation Measurements: C O
Ao, E B Shume, G A Hajj, T K Meehan
0800h GC41A-1074 POSTER Correcting negativelybiased radio occultation refractivity retrieval under
ducting layer using an optimal estimation method:
K N Wang, M De La Torre Juarez, C O Ao, J Turk,
F Xie
0800h GC41A-1075 POSTER Response of diurnal
cycle to the Madden-Julian Oscillation observed
from the COSMIC radio occultation data: Z Zeng
0800h GC41A-1076 POSTER Characterization of
various data uncertainties involved in comparing
collocated soundings of radiosonde and GPS Radio
Occultation: T K Wee, Y H Kuo
0800h GC41A-1077 POSTER Assimilation of Radio
Occultation Data From the Chinese Fengyun
Meterological Satellite at GRAPES: Y LIU
0800h GC41A-1078 POSTER PRIMA Platform
capability for satellite missions in LEO and MEO
(SAR, Optical, GNSS, TLC, etc.): T Logue, M
L’Abbate
GC41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Climate Variability and the African
Environment, Water Resources, and
Food Security I Posters
Charles Ichoku, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Robinson Mugo, Regional
Centre for Mapping of Resources
for Development; Tsegaye Tadesse,
University of Nebraska Lincoln; Edward
Beighley, Northeastern University
0800h GC41B-1079 POSTER Estimating the Impact
and Spillover Effect of Climate Change on Crop
Yield in Northern Ghana.: E Botchway
0800h GC41B-1080 POSTER New Landsat derived
cropland mask for Tanzania using 2010-2013 time
series and decision tree classifier methods.: C J
Justice
0800h GC41B-1081 POSTER Vegetation dynamics of
the Tanbi Wetland National Park, The Gambia: A
Ceesay
0800h GC41B-1082 POSTER Opportunities for
Hydrologic Research in the Congo Basin: D
E Alsdorf, E Beighley, A Laraque, H Lee, R
Tshimanga, F O’Loughlin, G M Mahe, B J Dinga, G
Moukandi, R Spencer
0800h GC41B-1083 POSTER Characterizing the
Responses of Land Surface Phenology to the Rainy
Season in the Congo Basin: D Yan, X Zhang, Y Yu,
W Guo
0800h GC41B-1084 POSTER Identifying Food
Insecurity in Africa Using Remote Sensing Datasets:
G J Husak, F Davenport, S Shukla, A McNally, W
Turner
0800h GC41B-1085 POSTER Air Quality Impact
from Biomass Burning in Northern Sub-Saharan
Africa (NSSA).: R Damoah, C M Ichoku, L Ellison
0800h GC41B-1086 POSTER Mapping Water
Level Dynamics over Central Congo River Using
PALSAR Images, Envisat Altimetry, and Landsat
NDVI Data: D Kim, H Lee, H C Jung, E Beighley, A
Laraque, R Tshimanga, D E Alsdorf
0800h GC41B-1087 POSTER Vegetation-rainfall
feedbacks across the Sahel: a combined observational
and modeling study: Y Yu, M Notaro, F Wang, J
Mao, X Shi, Y Wei
GC41B-1088 POSTER
Comparative
0800h
Assessment of a New Hydrological Modelling
Approach for Prediction of Runoff in Gauged and
Ungauged Basins, and Climate Change Impacts
Assessment: A Case Study from Benin.: C O U
GABA, E Alamou, A Afouda, B Diekkrüger
0800h GC41B-1089 POSTER Biomass burning and
its relationship with water cycle dynamics of the
Chari-Logone catchment of Lake Chad Basin: F W
Black, J Lee, L Ellison, M Gupta, J D Bolten, C K
Gatebe, C M Ichoku
0800h GC41B-1090 POSTER Modulation of the
ENSO Teleconnection to the Sahel: C Pomposi, A
Giannini, Y Kushnir
0800h GC41B-1091 POSTER Impacts of climate
change on rainfall, seasonal flooding, and
evapotranspiration in the Okavango Delta,
Botswana: B L Konecky, D Noone, E Mosimanyana,
M Gondwe
0800h GC41B-1092 POSTER Spatial Relationships
between Biomass Burning and Land Use / Land
Cover Dynamics in Northern Sub-Saharan Africa:
L Ellison, C M Ichoku
0800h GC41C-1113 POSTER The Quest for Carbon
Sequestration in the Southeastern United States: C
C Knapp, O M Akintunde, J H Knapp, D Brantley,
V Lakshmi
0800h GC41C-1114 POSTER Influence of design
parameters in Water-Alternating-Gas Injection on
enhancement of CO2 trapping in heterogeneous
formations: A numerical study: S Joodaki, Z Yang,
A P Niemi
0800h GC41B-1093 POSTER Sahelian Annual
Vegetation since 1960: Growth and Phenology
from a Modeling Approach: C Pierre, M Grippa, E
Mougin, F Guichard, L Kergoat
0800h GC41C-1115 POSTER Inversion of Multilevel
Pressure Montoring Data at the Illinois Decatur
Carbon Storage Project: D A Cameron, S M
Benson, L J Durlofsky
0800h GC41B-1094 POSTER Barriers to Uptake of
Climate-Smart Agriculture Practices at the Farm
Level: A Case Study of Dano and Ouahigouya
Farmers, Burkina Faso: Y B Thomas
0800h GC41C-1116 POSTER Fundamental Studies of
Clay and Clay-rich Mineral Reactions with H2OCO2 Fluids: Application to Geological Carbon
Dioxide Sequestration: A V Chizmeshya
0800h GC41B-1095 POSTER Advancing a ModelValidated Statistical Method for Decomposing the
Key Oceanic Drivers of Observed Regional Climate
Variability and Evaluating Model Performance:
Focus on North African Rainfall in CESM: F Wang,
M Notaro, Y Yu, J Mao, X Shi, Y Wei
0800h GC41B-1096 POSTER Water Storage Changes
using Floodplain Bathymetry from InSAR and
satellite altimetry in the Congo River Basin: T
Yuan, H Lee, H C Jung, E Beighley, D E Alsdorf
0800h GC41B-1097 POSTER Predicting the Effects
of Man-Made Fishing Canals on Floodplain
Inundation – A Modelling Study: A R Shastry, M T
Durand, J C Neal, A Fernandez, I Hamilton, S Kari, S
Laborde, B G Mark, M Arabi, M Moritz, S C Phang
0800h GC41B-1098 POSTER Development of
Multivariate Regression Model for the Hydrologic
System of Chari-Logone Catchment of the Lake
Chad Basin.: K N Djimadoumngar, J Lee, M D Bila,
D Djoret, C M Ichoku
0800h GC41B-1099 POSTER Potential Water
Availability Index (PWAI): A New Water
Vulnerability Index for Africa Based on GRACE
Data: E Hasan, A Tarhule, Y Hong, B Moore III
0800h GC41B-1100 POSTER Impact of Climate
Change on Food Security in Kenya: J J Yator
0800h GC41B-1101 POSTER Linking land use changes
to surface water quality variability in Lake Victoria:
some insights from remote sensing: R M Mugo, A S
Limaye, J W Nyaga, H Farah, A Wahome, A Flores
GC41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Geological Carbon Sequestration
Optimization via Injection Scenario
Management Posters
Mohammadali Tarrahi, Texas A&M
University College Station; Sardar Afra,
Texas A&M University College Station
0800h GC41C-1102 POSTER Quantifying the Effects
of Spatial Uncertainty in Fracture Permeability on
CO2 Leakage through Columbia River Basalt Flow
Interiors: A Gierzynski, R Pollyea
0800h GC41C-1103 POSTER Multi-Objective
Optimization of Pulse Testing Results Using
Parallel Compositional Simulations for Reservoir
Characterization of a CO2-EOR Field in Mississippi:
B Min, M Wheeler, A Y Sun
0800h GC41C-1104 POSTER Effect of CO2 Solubility
on Dissolution Rates of Minerals in Porous Media
Imbibed with Brine: Actual Efficiency of CO2
Sequestration: M Alizadeh Nomeli, A Riaz
0800h GC41C-1105 POSTER Uncertainty Analysis
using Experimental Design Methods for Assessing
CO2 Sequestration and Coal Bed Methane
Production Potential of Subbituminous Coals of the
Nenana Basin, Interior Alaska: N Dixit, M Ahmadi,
C Hanks, O Awoleke
0800h GC41C-1106 POSTER Robust Pressure
Management Strategies for CO2Sequestration:
R Pawar, D R Harp, J Bielicki, P H Stauffer, R S
Middleton, D Martinez
0800h GC41C-1107 POSTER CO2 Leakage-Induced
Shallow Aquifer Contaminations and Associated
Health Risk Assessment.: C Y Kim, W S Han, E
Park, S Choung, J Piao, G Han, X Tianfu
0800h GC41C-1108 POSTER A parametric analysis
of capillary pressure effects during the carbon
sequestration injection process in a sandstone
reservoir: H Wu, R Pollyea
0800h GC41C-1109 POSTER Sensitivity of CO2
storage performance to varying rates and dynamic
injectivity in the Bunter Sandstone, UK: C Kolster,
N Mac Dowell, S C Krevor, S Agada
0800h GC41C-1110 POSTER Constraining the
effects of permeability uncertainty for geologic CO2
sequestration in a basalt reservoir: R Jayne Jr, R
Pollyea
0800h GC41C-1111 POSTER Assessment of Fractured
Reservoirs as Potential Candidates for Geological
Storage of CO2.: R M Castaneda Neto, F Doster,
S Geiger
0800h GC41C-1112 POSTER Southeast Offshore
Storage Resource Assessment (SOSRA): Evaluation
of CO2 Storage Potential on the Continental Shelf
from North Carolina to Florida: J H Knapp, C C
Knapp, D Brantley, V Lakshmi, S Howard
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
GC41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Multifrequency Interferometric SAR
for Forest Structure and Biomass
Measurement Posters (joint with B)
Robert Treuhaft, NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory; Konstantinos
Papathanassiou, German Aerospace
&HQWHU'/52EHUSID΍HQKRIHQ;
Scott Hensley, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
0800h GC41D-1117 POSTER Information Content,
Synergies and Complementarities of Vertical
Profiles of the SAR Backscattered Power at High
and Low Frequencies for Imaging Forest 3-D
Structure: M Pardini, K Papathanassiou
0800h GC41D-1118 POSTER Estimation of the
Above Ground Biomass of Tropical Forests using
Polarimetric and Tomographic SAR Data Acquired
at P Band and 3-D Imaging Techniques: L FerroFamil, B El Hajj Chehade, D Ho Tong Minh, S
Tebaldini, T LE Toan
0800h GC41D-1119 POSTER Frequency Variation of
the Polarimetric Scattering Mechanisms of Forests
and its Consequences on Biomass Estimation using
InSAR: L Thirion-Lefevre, R Guinvarc’h
0800h GC41D-1120 POSTER Quantification of
Tropical Forest Biomass and its Changes through
Using InSAR Phase Measurements: R Treuhaft, Y
Lei, M Neumann, M M Keller, F G Goncalves, J R
Santos
0800h GC41D-1121 POSTER Canopy Height and
Vertical Structure from Multibaseline Polarimetric
InSAR: First Results of the 2016 NASA/ESA
AfriSAR Campaign: M Lavalle, S Hensley, Y Lou,
S S Saatchi, N Pinto, M Simard, T E Fatoyinbo, L
Duncanson, R Dubayah, M A Hofton, J B Blair, J
Armston
0800h GC41D-1122 POSTER Physical Forest
Sructure and its Change estimated by means of
Multi-Baseline SAR at different Frequencies: M
Pardini, K Papathanassiou
0800h GC41D-1123 POSTER Mapping Tropical
Forest Mosaics with C- and L-band SAR: First
Results from Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica: N Pinto, S
Hensley, N Aguilar-Amuchastegui, E N Broadbent,
R Ahmed
0800h GC41D-1124 POSTER Estimating Tropical
Aboveground Biomass from Fourier Transforms
of Vegetation Profiles from TanDEM-X Phase
Heights: R N Treuhaft, F G Goncalves, Y Lei, J R
Santos, M M Keller
GC41E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Telecoupling Framework as an
Integrated Platform to Capture,
Study, and Manage Complexity in a
Changing World Posters
Falk Huettmann, University of Alaska
Fairbanks; Jianguo Liu, Michigan State
University
0800h GC41E-1125 POSTER Applying Telecoupling
Framework for Urban Water Sustainability
Research and Management: W Yang, D W
Hyndman, J A Winkler, A Viña, J Deines, F Lupi,
L Luo, Y Li, B Basso, C Zheng, D Ma, S Li, X Liu, H
Zheng, G Cao, Q Meng, Z Ouyang, J Liu
0800h GC41E-1126 POSTER Effects of Telecoupling
on Global Vegetation Dynamics: A Viña, J Liu
0800h GC41E-1127 POSTER A model-based
telecoupling analysis for the Patagonian shelf: a
new suggested template on how to study global
seabirds-fisheries interactions for sustainability: F
Huettmann, A Raya Rey
0800h GC41E-1128 POSTER A first telecoupling
analysis of multi-species poaching trade in Nepal:
When outside demands seek and distribute a local
resource in times of globalization: G R Regmi, R P
Lama, G Puri, F Huettmann
0800h GC41E-1129 POSTER Global sand trade is
paving the way for a tragedy of the sand commons:
A Torres, J Brandt, K Lear, J Liu
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h GC41E-1130 POSTER Quantifying multiple
telecouplings using an integrated suite of spatiallyexplicit tools: F Tonini, J Liu
0800h GC41E-1131 POSTER Current frontiers and
future directions of telecoupling research: J Liu
0800h
GC41E-1133
POSTER
Telecoupled
governance of land use change: Sustainable palm
oil conservation benefits limited by preferential
certification: R Heilmayr, K M Carlson, H Gibbs,
P Noojipady, D Burns, D C Morton, N Walker, G
Paoli, C Kremen
GC41F
Moscone West 3001
Thursday 0800h
Advancing Greenhouse Gas Emission
Inventories in the Agriculture,
Forestry, and Other Land Use Sector
for Reporting to the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate
Change I S (joint with B, IN, PA, SI)
Grant Domke, US Forest Service
St. Paul; Stephen Ogle, Colorado
State University; Thomas Wirth,
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington DC
0800h GC41F-01 Advances in Estimating Methane
Emissions from Enteric Fermentation: E Kebreab,
R Appuhamy
0815h GC41F-02 Accouting for Greenhouse Gas
Emissions from Reservoirs: J J Beaulieu, B R
Deemer, J A Harrison, C T Nietch, S Waldo
0830h GC41F-03 An Alternative Default Soil
Organic Carbon Method for National GHG
Inventory Reporting to the UNFCCC: S M Ogle, R
Gurung, A Klepfer, S Spencer, J Breidt
0845h GC41F-04 Advancement of regional-scale
emission mapping of greenhouse gases using
anthropogenic emission inventories and a processbased model: A Ito, M Saito, R Hirata, M Senda
0900h GC41F-05 Reconciling atmospheric topdown and inventory methodologies for MRV
frameworks to support UNFCCC reporting: T
Lauvaux, S M Ogle, K J Davis, C A Williams, J
Breidt, S Feng, M P Butler
0915h GC41F-06 Translating Forest Change to
Carbon Emissions and Removals By Linking
Disturbance Products, Biomass Maps, and Carbon
Cycle Modeling in a Comprehensive Carbon
Monitoring Framework for the Conterminous US
Forests: C A Williams, H Gu
0945h GC41F-08 Quantifying uncertainty in
national forest carbon stocks: challenges and
opportunities for the United States National
Greenhouse Gas Inventory: B Clough, M Russell, G
M Domke, C W Woodall
GC41G
Moscone West 3003
Thursday 0800h
Global and Regional Water-FoodEnergy Security under Changing
Environments I S (joint with B, H, PA, SI)
Yoshihide Wada, Utrecht University;
Michael Puma, Columbia University of
New York; Martina Flörke, University of
Kassel; Michelle van Vliet, Wageningen
UR
0800h GC41G-01 Global hotspots of water scarcity
impacts due to human interventions: T Veldkamp,
Y Wada, J Aerts, P Ward, Y Satoh, Y N Pokhrel, Y
Masaki, P M Doll, S Ostberg, T Oki, S Gosling, J Liu
0815h GC41G-02 Food Production and Freshwater
Use within Planetary Boundaries: D Gerten, J
Jägermeyr, V Heck
0830h GC41G-03 Sub-seasonal predictability of
water scarcity at global and local scale: N Wanders,
Y Wada, E F Wood
0845h GC41G-04 Global Assessment of Exploitable
Surface Reservoir Storage under Climate Change :
L Liu, S Parkinson, M Gidden, E Byers, Y Satoh, K
Riahi
0900h GC41G-05 Climate change, resource use
and food security in midcentury under a range of
plausible scenarios: K Wiebe
0915h GC41G-06 Who is eating up the world’s
aquifers? Unsustainable irrigation embedded in
global food trade.: C Dalin, Y Wada, T Kastner, M
J Puma
0930h GC41G-07 Identifying Electricity Capacity at
Risk to Changes in Climate and Water Resources
in the United States: A Miara, J Macknick, C J
Vorosmarty, F Corsi, B M Fekete, R L Newmark, V
C Tidwell, S M Cohen
0945h GC41G-08 Isolating the effects of climatemediated changes in temperature and water
availability on the capacity expansion and operations
of the U.S. power sector: K Averyt, J Macknick,
B Livneh, A Badger, D C Steinberg, K Eurek, R L
Newmark
2016
11
GC41H
Moscone West 3005
Thursday 0800h
The Arctic Freshwater System: Past,
Present, and Future I S (joint with A, C,
H, OS)
Hotaek PARK, Japan Agency for MarineEarth Science & Technology; Daqing
Yang, National Hydrology Research
Center, Environment Canada; Chris
Spence, National Hydrology Research
Center, Environment Canada
0815h GC41H-02 Deciduous trees are a large and
overlooked sink for snowmelt water in the boreal
forest: J M Young-Robertson, W R Bolton, U S
Bhatt, J Cristobal, R Thoman
0830h GC41H-03 Environmental change and
hydrological responses in the interior of western
Canada: Towards improved understanding,
diagnosis, and prediction by the Changing Cold
Regions Network: C M DeBeer, H S Wheater, S K
Carey, J W Pomeroy, R E Stewart
0845h GC41H-04 The changing freshwater regime
of the Hudson Bay Drainage Basin: from present to
2070: M K MacDonald, T A Stadnyk, S Déry, M
Braun, K A Koenig
0915h GC41H-06 Pan-Arctic River Discharge:
Where Can We Improve Monitoring of Future
Change?: A Bring, A I Shiklomanov, R B Lammers
0930h GC41H-07 Conceptualization and Simulation
of the Alaskan Arctic Tundra Landscape Evolution
Using the Alaska Thermokarst Model: W R Bolton,
M J Lara, H Genet, V E Romanovsky, A D McGuire
0945h GC41H-08 The role of declining summer sea
ice extent in increasing Arctic winter precipitation:
J Hamman, A Roberts, J J Cassano, B Nijssen
GC41I
Moscone West 2020
Thursday 0800h
The Role of Fire in the Earth System:
Understanding Drivers, Feedbacks,
and Interactions with the Land,
Atmosphere, and Society I S (Virtual
Session) (joint with A, B, NH)
Daniel Ward, Princeton University;
Sander Veraverbeke, University of
California Irvine; Guido van der Werf,
Organization Not Listed; Michael Tosca,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
0800h GC41I-01 Coupled climate-fire-ecosystem
dynamics from decades to millennia: P E Higuera
0815h GC41I-02 Impact of fire on global land carbon,
water, and energy budgets and climate during the
20th century through changing ecosystems: F Li, D
M Lawrence, B P Bond-Lamberty, S Levis
0830h GC41I-03 Potential for Extensive Forest Loss
in the Klamath Mountains due to Increased Fire
Activity and Altered Post-Fire Forest Recovery
Dynamics in a Warming Climate: A J Tepley, J R
Thompson, H E Epstein, K J Anderson-Teixeira
0845h GC41I-04 Large Long-term Effects of Fire
on Soil Carbon and Nutrients Across Ecosystems: A
Meta-analysis: A Pellegrini, S E Hobbie, P B Reich,
A Ahlström, S W Pacala, A C Staver, W Anderegg,
R B Jackson
0900h GC41I-05 The impact of a large boreal
wildfire on boundary-layer conditions and carbon
cycling in adjacent unburned areas: case study of the
2011 Utikuma Complex fire, Alberta, Canada: R M
Petrone, D K Thompson, L Chasmer, N Kljun, M
Flannigan, K J Devito, J M Waddington
0915h GC41I-06 Albedo Dynamics after Fire
in Southern Africa; Contributing Factors and
Implications for Regional Climate.: M Saha, P
D’Odorico, T M Scanlon
0930h GC41I-07 A human-driven decline in global
burned area: N Andela, D C Morton, Y Chen, G van
der Werf, L Giglio, P S Kasibhatla, J T Randerson
0945h GC41I-08 Anthropogenic fire and the treeless
landscapes of glacial Europe: J O Kaplan, M Pfeiffer,
B A S Davis, J C A Kolen
GEOMAGNETISM,
PALEOMAGNETISM AND
ELECTROMAGNETISM
GP41A
Moscone South 302
Thursday 0800h
All Things Electromagnetic I
Kerry Key, Institute of Geophysics
and Planetary Physics La Jolla; Ninfa
Bennington, University of Wisconsin;
Romina Gehrmann, University of
Southampton; Danny Feucht, University
of Colorado at Boulder
0800h GP41A-01 The Southern Washington
Cascades magmatic system imaged with
magnetotellurics: E Bowles-martinez, P Bedrosian,
A Schultz, G J Hill, J Peacock
12
2016
0815h GP41A-02 An Efficient Multigrid (MG)
Method For 3D Finite Difference Frequency
Domain Electromagnetic Solutions: R Guo, G D
Egbert, J Liu
0830h GP41A-03 AusLAMP long period
magnetotellurics: progress update and new insights
into Victorian geology and mineral prospectivity: R
G Chopping, J Duan, K Czarnota, T Kemp
0900h GP41A-05 Electromagnetic studies in the
Parnaiba Basin: Structural characterization by
magnetotelluric imaging: F F Solon, S L Fontes, E
F La Terra
0915h GP41A-06 Adapting Better Interpolation
Methods to Model Amphibious MT Data Along
the Cascadian Subduction Zone.: B A Parris, G D
Egbert, K Key, D Livelybrooks
0930h GP41A-07 Electromagnetic signals due
to ocean tides: Multiscale Forward Modelling in
Spherical Coordinates: H Zhang, G D Egbert, A
Kelbert, A D Chave
HYDROLOGY
H41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0800h H41A-1279 POSTER Impact Assessment of
Morphological Features on Watersheds Using
SWAT Model: S Kaya, A Kutukcu
0800h H41A-1280 POSTER Modeling the effect
of abandonment process of cultivated land on
water quantity and quality using SWAT in a hilly
watersheds of western Japan : Y Shimizu, S I
Onodera, K Matsumori
0800h H41A-1281 POSTER A runoff model of
dissolved organic carbon considering soil infiltration
and river runoff processes in a forested watershed:
K Ebata, Y Ichikawa, H Ishidaira, Y Matsumoto, K
Nishida
0800h H41A-1282 POSTER Precipitation-Runoff
Modeling System (PRMS) and Streamflow
Response to Spatially Distributed Precipitation in
Two Large Watersheds in Northern California: A S
Dhakal, S Adera, R G Niswonger, M Gardner
0800h H41A-1283 POSTER Seasonal Phosphorus
Sources and Loads to Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon,
as Determined by a Dynamic SPARROW Model : D
Saleh, J L Domagalski, R A Smith
0800h H41A-1284 POSTER Pairing top-down and
bottom-up approaches to analyze catchment scale
management of water quality and quantity: J P
Lovette, J M Duncan, L E Band
Advancing Hydrology and Water
Quality Models in Watershed
Planning and Management III Posters
(joint with PA)
0800h H41A-1285 POSTER A Scaling-based Robust
Empirical Model of Stream Dissolved Oxygen for
the Eastern United States: M A Z Siddik, O I AbdulAziz, K S Ishtiaq
Megan Burke, RESPEC Engineering;
Terri Hogue, Colorado School of Mines;
Anurag Mishra, RESPEC Consulting and
Services
H41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0800h H41A-1264 POSTER Can We Control
Contaminant Transport In Hydrologic Networks?
Application Of Control Theory Concepts To
Watershed Management : L Yeghiazarian, M S
Riasi
0800h H41A-1265 POSTER Quantification of BMPs
Selection and Spatial Placement Impact on Water
Quality Controlling Plans in Lower Bear River
Watershed, Utah: A A Salha, D K Stevens
0800h H41A-1266 POSTER Comparison of Soil
Loss Predictions from RUSLE and WEPP for the
Conterminous U.S. Under Different Cropping
Systems: A Srivastava, D C Flanagan, B Engel, J
Poore, J R Frankenberger
0800h H41A-1267 POSTER Comparing the
Hydrologic and Watershed Processes between a
Full Scale Stochastic Model Versus a Scaled Physical
Model of Bell Canyon: K F Hernandez, S ShahFairbank
0800h H41A-1268 POSTER Impact of Rainfall
Intensity and Groundwater Table and of Slope on
Non-point Source Pollution Reduction Mechanism
of Vegetative Filter Strips: Laboratory Experimental
and VFSMOD Modeling: R Li, Y M Kuo
0800h H41A-1269 POSTER Testing of a reactive
transport processes module for a coupled
(groundwater/surface water) physically based model
on a vegetative buffer strip (Beaujolais, France).: L
Gatel, C Lauvernet, N Carluer, C Paniconi
0800h H41A-1270 POSTER Effect of groundwater
recycle system on nitrate load distribution in an
agricultural island, Japan: J Bai, S I Onodera, G Jin,
M Saito, Y Shimizu, K Matsumori
0800h H41A-1271 POSTER Spatial analysis of health
risk assessment with arsenic intake of drinking
water in the LanYang plain: C F Chen, C P Liang,
C S Jang, J S Chen
0800h H41A-1272 POSTER Modeling the Effect of
Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems on Nitrate
Load Using SWAT in an Urban Watershed of
Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia: N Hoghooghi, D E
Radcliffe, M Habteselassie, J Jeong
0800h H41A-1273 POSTER Modeling and
Management of Increased Urban Stormwater
Runoff Using InfoSWMM Sustain in the Berkeley
Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado: C Panos, T S
Hogue, J E McCray
0800h H41A-1274 POSTER Optimal implementation
of green infrastructure practices to reduce adverse
impacts of urban areas on hydrology and water
quality: Y Liu, P Collingsworth, B C Pijanowski, B
Engel
0800h H41A-1275 POSTER Making Culverts Great
Again: Modeling Road Culvert Vulnerability
to Assist Prioritization of Local Infrastructure
Investment: D Gold, M T Walter, L Watkins, Z
Kaufman, A Meyer, M Mahaney
0800h H41A-1276 POSTER Integrated simulation
and assessment of water quantity and quality of a
large urban lake group under the water network
connection project: W Yang, L Zhang, Y Zhang
0800h H41A-1277 POSTER The risk assessment of
sudden water pollution for river network system
under multi-source random emission: D Li
0800h H41A-1278 POSTER APPLICATION OF
WATER QUALITY MODEL OF JORDAN RIVER
TO EVALUATE CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS
ON EUTROPHICATION: B Van Grouw
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
Transforming Hydrologic Prediction
and Decision Making III Posters (joint
with IN)
Petrus van Oevelen, Universities Space
Research Association Columbia; Richard
Hooper, Consortium of Universities
for the Advancement of Hydrological
Science; Jan Polcher, CNRS/IPSL;
Pablo Mendoza, National Center for
Atmospheric Research
0800h
H41B-1286
POSTER
Agricultural
Groundwater Demands in the Conterminous
United States: M W Ho, V Parthasarathy, E Etienne,
T A Russo, N Devineni, U Lall
0800h H41B-1287 POSTER Urban Soil Hydrology:
bridging the data gap with a nationwide field study :
L A Schifman, W Shuster
0800h H41B-1288 POSTER The Effects Of Urban
Landscape Patterns On Rainfall-Runoff Processes
At Small Scale: L Chen
0800h H41B-1289 POSTER Uncertainty analysis
with reliability techniques of fluvial hydraulic
simulations: K Oubennaceur, K Chokmani, M
Nastev
0800h H41B-1290 POSTER A study on urban storm
structure in Guangzhou metropolitan by Doppler
weather Radar product: P Cuilin
0800h H41B-1291 POSTER An application of a
hydraulic model simulator in flood risk assessment
under changing climatic conditions: J M
Doroszkiewicz, R J Romanowicz
0800h H41B-1292 POSTER Near Real-Time
Monitoring of Hydrologic Conditions as Part of
the Northwest Climate Toolbox: H B Helgason, M
Baptiste, B Nijssen, K Hegewisch, J T Abatzoglou
0800h H41B-1293 POSTER Increased in Variability
in Climatological Means and Extremes in the Great
Plains: J B Basara, P X Flanagan, J Christian, K
Christian
0800h H41B-1294 POSTER Quantitative Assessment
of the Relationships Between Sinkhole Occurrence
and Hydrologic/Hydrogeologic Conditions Using
a Successfully Developed Groundwater Model, the
East-Central Florida Transient (ECFT) Model: H
Xiao, D Wang
0800h H41B-1295 POSTER Climate Change Impact
Study with CMIP5 and Comparison with CMIP3: J
Wang, H Yin, E Reyes, F I Chung
0800h H41B-1296 POSTER The Hydrometeorology
and Hydrology of Extreme Floods in Urban
Watersheds of the Southwestern US: L Yang, J A
Smith, M L Baeck, J Signell, E Morin
0800h H41B-1297 POSTER A Flexible framework
for forward and inverse modeling of stormwater
control measures: S Aflaki, A Massoudieh
0800h H41B-1298 POSTER Streamflow simulation
by a watershed model using stochastically
generated weather in New York City watersheds :
R Mukundan, N Acharya, R Gelda, E M Owens, A
Frei, E M Schneiderman
0800h H41B-1299 POSTER Closing the loop:
integrating human impacts on water resources to
advanced land surface models: B F Zaitchik, W Nie,
M Rodell, S Kumar, B Li
0800h H41B-1300 POSTER Developing, sharing
and using large community datasets to evaluate
regional hydrologic change in Northern Brazil: S E
Thompson, M C Levy
0800h H41B-1301 POSTER Hydraulic Inverse
Modeling Using Total-Variation Regularization
with Relaxed Variable-Splitting: Y Lin, V V
Vesselinov, D O’Malley, B Wohlberg
0800h H41B-1303 POSTER Numerical Demons
in Monte Carlo Estimation of Bayesian Model
Evidence with Application to Soil Respiration
Models: A S Elshall, M Ye, G Y Niu, G BarronGafford
H41B-1304
POSTER
Radar-based
0800h
Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting using
Spatial-scale Decomposition Method for Urban
Flood Management: S Yoon, B Lee, E Nakakita, G
Lee
0800h H41B-1305 POSTER Improvement of a
method for positioning of pithead by considering
motion of the surface water: H Yi, D K Lee
0800h H41B-1306 POSTER Adaptive management
for subsurface pressure and plume control in
application to geological CO2 storage: A GonzalezNicolas, A Cihan, J T Birkholzer, R Petrusak, Q
Zhou, D E Riestenberg, R C Trautz, M Godec
0800h H41B-1307 POSTER Data and Model
Uncertainties associated with Biogeochemical
Groundwater Remediation and their impact on
Decision Analysis: S Pandey, V V Vesselinov, D
O’Malley, S Karra, S K Hansen
0800h H41B-1308 POSTER Building a Cloud-based
Global Snow Observatory: X Li, J M Coll
0800h H41B-1309 POSTER Robust decision making
in data scarce contexts: addressing data and model
limitations for water infrastructure planning
under transient climate change: J E Shortridge, S
Guikema, B F Zaitchik
0800h H41B-1310 POSTER A numerical analyzes
on how climate change affects riverine flooding: A
J Kettner, S Cohen, I Overeem, B M Fekete, G R
Brakenridge, J P Syvitski
0800h H41B-1311 POSTER Integrated modeling of
storm drain and natural channel networks for realtime flash flood forecasting in large urban areas: H
Habibi, A Norouzi, A Habib, D J Seo
0800h H41B-1312 POSTER Topographic soil wetness
index derived from combined Alaska-British
Columbia datasets for the Gulf of Alaska region: D
V D’Amore, F E Biles
0800h H41B-1313 POSTER The Complexities of
Urban Flood Response: Hydrologic Analyses for the
Charlotte, North Carolina Metropolitan Region: Z
Zhou, J A Smith, L Yang, M L Baeck, S Liu, M C
Ten Veldhuis
0800h H41B-1314 POSTER Integrating Robust
Decision Making (RDM) and Dynamic Adaptive
Policy Pathways (DAPP): Towards a Unified
Decision Making Framework under Deep
Uncertainty: A Kumar, S Weijs
0800h H41B-1315 POSTER Developing a Three
Processes Framework to Analyze Hydrologic
Performance of Urban Stormwater Management in
a Watershed Scale: H Lyu, G Ni, T Sun
0800h H41B-1316 POSTER HIS Design: Big Data that
Supports Hydrologic Modeling from Continental
to Hillslope Scales: T C Rasmussen, J B Deemy, S E
Younger, S E Kirk, L E Brockman
0800h H41B-1317 POSTER Design and Applications
of a GeoSemantic Framework for Integration of
Data and Model Resources in Hydrologic Systems:
M Elag, P Kumar
0800h H41B-1318 POSTER iSPUW: integrated
sensing and prediction of urban water for
sustainable cities: S J Noh, B Nazari, H Habibi,
A Norouzi, M Nabatian, D J Seo, M D Bartos, B
Kerkez, L Lakshman, M Zink, J Lee
0800h H41B-1319 POSTER An open source web
interface for linking models to infrastructure
system databases: S Knox, K Mohamed, J J Harou,
D E Rheinheimer, J Medellin-Azuara, P Meier, A
Tilmant, D E Rosenberg
0800h H41B-1320 POSTER Applying ServiceOriented Architecture on The Development of
Groundwater Modeling Support System: C Y Li, Y
WANG, L C Chang, J P Tsai, C T Hsiao
0800h H41B-1321 POSTER A user-friendly software
package to ease the use of VIC hydrologic model for
practitioners: S Wi, P Ray, C Brown
0800h H41B-1322 POSTER Object-Oriented Image
Clustering Method Using UAS Photogrammetric
Imagery: Y Lin, A Larson, E S Schultz-Fellenz, A J
Sussman, E Swanson, R Coppersmith
0800h H41B-1323 POSTER Urban RoGeR: Merging
process-based high-resolution flash flood model
for urban areas with long-term water balance
predictions: M Weiler
0800h H41B-1324 POSTER Unidata and the
Hydrologic Community: W J Weber, R May, Y Ho,
B Domenico
0800h H41B-1325 POSTER Parameter optimization
of a hydrologic model in a snow-dominated basin
using a modular Python framework: J M Volk, M
A Turner, J L Huntington, M Gardner, S Tyler, L
Sheneman
0800h H41B-1327 POSTER Supporting Collaborative
Model and Data Service Development and
Deployment with DevOps: O David
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h H41B-1328 POSTER Understanding the
Impact of Reservoir Operations on Temperature
Hydrodynamics at Shasta Lake through 2D and 3D
Modeling: R Hallnan, D Busby, L Saito, M Daniels,
E Danner, S Tyler
0800h H41B-1329 POSTER Sensitivity Analysis and
Calibration of a Non-linear Integrated Hydrologic
Model in an Agricultural Groundwater Basin with
a Groundwater Dependent Ecosystem: D G Tolley
III, L Foglia, T Harter
0800h H41B-1330 POSTER Mountains, Climate
Change and North American Water Security: J
W Pomeroy, X Fang, P H Whitfield, K Rasouli, P
Harder, E Siemens, D Pradhananga
0800h H41B-1331 POSTER The covariability of North
American land-atmosphere coupling strength and
rainfall characteristics in reanalyses: C R Ferguson,
J K Roundy, W Kim
H41B-1332
POSTER
Bridging
0800h
Hydroinformatics Services Between HydroShare
and SWATShare: V Merwade, L Zhao, C X Song,
D G Tarboton, J L Goodall, M Stealey, A Rajib, M M
Morsy, P K Dash, B Miles, I L Kim
0800h H41B-1333 POSTER Towards Core
Modelling Practices in Integrated Water Resource
Management: An Interdisciplinary View of the
Modelling Process: A J Jakeman, S Elsawah, S A
Pierce, D P Ames
0800h H41B-1334 POSTER Exploiting SynopticScale Climate Processes to Develop Nonstationary,
Probabilistic Flood Hazard Projections: C M Spence,
C Brown, J Doss-Gollin
0800h H41B-1335 POSTER Multiobjective Policy
Analysis to Evaluate Air Quality Impacts of Oil and
Gas Regulations: M Alongi, J R Kasprzyk, J Milford,
J N Ryan, M Estep
0800h H41B-1336 POSTER Dynamic Collaboration
Infrastructure for Hydrologic Science: R Idaszak, C
Castillo, D G Tarboton, H Yi, F Jiang, N Jones, J L
Goodall
0800h H41B-1337 POSTER Integrating urban
recharge uncertainty into standard groundwater
modeling practice: A case study on water main
break predictions for the Barton Springs segment
of the Edwards Aquifer, Austin, Texas: K Sinner,
R L Teasley
0800h H41B-1338 POSTER Implementing IWRM:
Delivering data and models with interactive
dashboards and cyberinfrastructure to facilitate
natural resource conflict resolution and valuation:
S A Pierce, E Figueroa B
0800h H41B-1339 POSTER A New Browser-based,
Ontology-driven Tool for Generating Standardized,
Deep Descriptions of Geoscience Models: S D
Peckham, A Kelbert, S Rudan, M Stoica
0800h H41B-1340 POSTER Measuring Household
Vulnerability: A Fuzzy Approach: G Sethi, S A
Pierce
H41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Dual Impact of Urbanization and
Climate Change on Watershed
Hydrological Responses II Posters
(joint with A, GC, NH, SI)
Yangbo Chen, Sun Yat-Sen University;
Zhenghui Xie, LASG, IAP, Chinese
Academy of Sciences; Huilin Gao, Texas
A&M University College Station
0800h H41C-1341 POSTER Understanding the
Hydrological trend change in catchment area of
Simly Lake Pakistan: M Shahid, Z Cong, D Zhang
0800h H41C-1342 POSTER QUANTIFYING
THE IMPACT OF LAND USE CHANGES AND
CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON REGIONAL
HYDROLOGY OF SAN JACINTO RIVER BASIN,
TEXAS: S Samanta, N Bhatia, R K Srivastav
0800h H41C-1343 POSTER Extending flood
forecasting lead time in large basin by coupling biascorrected WRF QPF with distributed hydrological
model: J LI, Y Chen, H Y Wang
0800h H41C-1344 POSTER Development of
Reasonable Operating Rule for the Storm Water
Pumping Station considering River Water Level: Y
Song, D Jo, J Lee, M Park
0800h H41C-1345 POSTER Parallel computing
method for simulating hydrological processesof
large rivers under climate change: H Wang, Y Chen
0800h H41C-1346 POSTER Study of enhanced bare
land index using Landsat ETM+ image: P Dou, Y
Chen
0800h H41C-1347 POSTER Measuring and
Modelling the Impact of a Severe Drought on
Terrestrial Ecosystem CO2 and Water Fluxes in a
Subtropical Forest: L Wang, Z Xie, B Jia, X Yuan
0800h H41C-1348 POSTER Effects of Human Water
Utilizations on Watershed Hydrological Processes:
S Liu, Z Xie, Y Zeng
0800h H41C-1349 POSTER Pattern of land use/cover
change of Dongguan City based on satellite remote
sensing: T Zhang, Y Chen
0800h H41C-1350 POSTER Detection of Hydrological
changes of Wujiang River: L Dong, Y Chen
0800h H41C-1351 POSTER Study on Catchment
Runoff Variations and Possible Responds to Climate
Change and Human Activities: J Qin, Y Chen
0800h H41C-1352 POSTER Regression Techniques
for Determining the Effective Impervious Area in
Southern California Watersheds: R Sultana, M
Mroczek, S Dallman, A Sengupta, E D Stein
0800h H41C-1353 POSTER Comparative Synthesis
of Current and Future Urban Stormwater Runoff
Scenarios in Tampa Bay Basin under a Changing
Climate: M Khan, O I Abdul-Aziz
0800h H41C-1354 POSTER Geospatial Modeling
of Watershed Quality as an Indicator for
Environmental Health: R Archer
0800h H41C-1355 POSTER Separating natural trends
from direct human influences on flow changes
and flooding of the Rock River in Wisconsin: K C
Fredrick, J A Bader
H41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Models and Data of Soil Systems
across Scales Posters (joint with B, GC)
Teamrat Ghezzehei, University of
California Merced; Harry Vereecken,
Forschungszentrum Julich GmbH;
Jennifer Harden, USGS Geological
Survey
0800h H41D-1356 POSTER The Rangeland
Hydrology and Erosion Model: M A Nearing
0800h H41D-1357 POSTER Soils in Ultramafic
Sediments on a Sequence of Alluvial Surfaces in Baja
California: E B Alexander
0800h H41D-1358 POSTER Evaluating soil mineral
and geochemical variations in Alaska using a
geo-tectonic framework: B Wang, C Hults, L G
Woodruff, W Cannon, L Gough
0800h H41D-1359 POSTER Comparisons with
observational and experimental manipulation data
imply needed conceptual changes to ESM land
models: W J Riley, Q Zhu, J Tang
0800h H41D-1360 POSTER Evaluating an Explicitly
Coupled 3-D Soil Thermal-Hydrology and Carbon
Nitrogen Reactive Transport Land Surface Model
- CLM-PFLOTRAN: F Yuan, S L Painter, P E
Thornton, X Xu, G Tang, J Kumar, G Bisht, G E
Hammond, R T Mills, S D Wullschleger
0800h H41D-1361 POSTER The role of minerals
and mean annual temperature on soil carbon
accumulation: A modeling analysis: R Z Abramoff,
K Georgiou, J Tang, M S Torn, W J Riley
0800h H41D-1362 POSTER Measuring and Modeling
Soil Heterotrophic Respiration in Southern Pine
Plantations: D Markewitz, R Brown
0800h H41D-1363 POSTER Tensile strength of soil
aggregates as a function of matric potential: a model
towards predicting low-severity fire’s effect on soil
structure: M Jian, T A Ghezzehei, M Berli
0800h H41D-1364 POSTER Utilization of data and
modeling at multiple scales to compare varying
formulations of the soil resistance term affecting
evaporative flux from the soil surface.: K M Smits,
L Forsythe, W J Riley, G Bisht
H41E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Non-Newtonian Fluids in Subsurface
Environments: Rheology, Modeling,
and Applications Posters
Yves Meheust, University of Rennes;
Clément Roques, ETH Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich; Vittorio
Di Federico, University of Bologna;
Lirong Zhong, 3DFLȴF1RUWKZHVW
National Laboratory
0800h H41E-1365 POSTER Visualizing Oil Process
Dynamics in Porous Media with Micromodels: S L
Biswal
0800h H41E-1366 POSTER Deciphering physical
properties of preferential flowpaths using nonNewtonian fluids: R D Stewart, M Abou Najm, D
E Rupp
0800h H41E-1367 POSTER Lattice Boltzmann
Modeling of Non-Newtonian Fluid Flow in Porous
Medium Systems: S Hauswirth, A L Dye, P B
Schultz, C Bowers, C T Miller
0800h H41E-1368 POSTER Modeling of nonNewtonian Free-Surface and Confined Flow
in Porous Media: a Review of Theoretical and
Experimental Results for Power-Law Fluids: V Di
Federico, S Longo, V Ciriello, L Chiapponi
0800h H41E-1369 POSTER Fiber-Laden Proppant
Placement in a Deformable Fracture: Influence
of Fracture-Surface Roughness: R Medina, R L
Detwiler, R Prioul, W Xu, J A Ortega
0800h H41E-1370 POSTER Scale Effects in the Flow
of a Shear-Thinning Fluid in Rough Fractures: C
Roques, Y Meheust, T Le Borgne, J S Selker
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h H41E-1371 POSTER Non-Newtonian fluids
for pore structure characterization of sand columns:
M R Abou Najm, S Hauswirth, C T Miller
0800h H41E-1372 POSTER Rheological Properties
of Aqueous Colloidal Silica Suspensions Related to
Amendment Delivery for Subsurface Remediation:
S Yang, L Zhong, G Li
H41F
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Multiscale and Hybrid Methods for
Flow and Transport in Porous Media II
Posters S (joint with A, B)
Alexandre Tartakovsky, 3DFLȴF
Northwest National Laboratory; Diogo
Bolster, University of Notre Dame
0800h H41F-1373 POSTER Efficient Triple-Grid
Multiscale Finite Element Method for Solving
Groundwater Flow Problems in Heterogeneous
Porous Media: Y Xie, J Wu, Y Xue, C Xie
0800h H41F-1374 POSTER Particle Decision Making
Processes in Fractured Media: The Battle Between
Models : N L Sund, R Parashar, H V Pham
0820h H41G-02 The influence of surface coal mining
on streamflow in headwater alpine watersheds, Elk
Valley, BC, Canada.: S J Ketcheson, S K Carey, N
J Shatilla
0840h H41G-03 Old Mountains, New Nutrients:
Mountaintop Mining’s Impact on Watershed
Scale Nitrogen Export: A C Brooks, M R Ross, F
Nippgen, E S Bernhardt, B L McGlynn
0900h H41G-04 Assessing hydrological changes
due to the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid infestation
in New England using field measurements and
ecohydrological modeling: J Kim, T Hwang, C
Schaaf, O David, E Boose, J W Munger
0920h H41G-05 Emerald Ash Borer Threat Reveals
Ecohydrologic Feedbacks in Northern U.S. Black
Ash Wetlands: J Diamond, D L Mclaughlin, R
Slesak
0940h H41G-06 Ecohydrologic Response and
Atmospheric Feedbacks from Beetle-induced
Transpiration Losses in the Colorado Headwaters:
M Forrester
H41H
Moscone West 3020
Thursday 0800h
0800h H41F-1375 POSTER Transport and fate of
Herbaspirillum chlorophenolicum FA1 in saturated
porous media: X Li, H Xu, J Wu
Groundwater-Surface Water
Interactions: Identifying and
Integrating Physical, Biological, and
Chemical Processes across Scales I S
(joint with B)
0800h H41F-1377 POSTER Pseudo Steady State
Numerical Model for Groundwater Pollution
Source Identification: J Chaubey, D Kashyap
Stefan Krause, University of
Birmingham; Susa Stonedahl, St.
Ambrose University; Daniele Tonina,
University of Idaho; Marie Kurz,
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research UFZ Leipzig
0800h H41F-1376 POSTER Dispersion induced by
permeable surfaces: B Ling, A M Tartakovsky, M
Oostrom, I Battiato
0800h H41F-1378 POSTER Modeling Flow in Porous
Media with Double Porosity/Permeability.: S H
Seyed Joodat, K B Nakshatrala, R Ballarini
0800h H41F-1379 POSTER A hybrid multi-scale
computational scheme for advection-diffusionreaction equation: S Karimi, K B Nakshatrala
0800h H41F-1380 POSTER FV-MHMM: A
Discussion on Weighting Schemes.: J Franc, D
Gerald, L Jeannin, P Egermann, R Masson
0800h H41F-1381 POSTER Impacts of density-driven
flow on the heat transport in the saturated porous
medium: B H Park, B H Lee, S Y Lee, M Lee, K K
Lee
0800h H41F-1382 POSTER Intercomparison of
Multiscale Modeling Approaches in Simulating
Subsurface Flow and Transport: X Yang, Y
Mehmani, D A Barajas-Solano, H S Song, M Balhoff,
A M Tartakovsky, T D Scheibe
0800h H41F-1383 POSTER Adaptive Implicit HigherOrder Finite Element Methods for Multicomponent
Transport in Heterogeneous and Fractured Porous
Media: J Moortgat, M A Amooie, M R Soltanian
0800h H41F-1384 POSTER Hybrid Upwinding for
Two-Phase Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media
with Buoyancy and Capillarity: F P Hamon, B
Mallison, H Tchelepi
0800h H41F-1385 POSTER The Soil Foam Drainage
Equation – revisiting a geometrically-explicit
formulation of unsaturated flow : D Or, P Lehmann,
F Hoogland, S Assouline
0800h H41H-01 An inductive model of hyporheic
flowpath geometry and dynamics during baseflow
recession: A S Ward, N Schmadel, S M Wondzell,
M N Gooseff, K Singha
0815h H41H-02 Apples and Oranges of Hyporheic
Transport: How Benthic Biolayers are Distinguished
by In-Stream and Subsurface Tracer Observations.:
J L A Knapp, R Gonzalez-Pinzon, J D Drummond,
L Larsen, O A Cirpka, J W Harvey
0830h H41H-03 Using complementarity framework
to couple subsurface flow and seepage processes:
a physically based basis to integrate hotspots
reactivity at the hillslope scale: J Marçais, J R De
Dreuzy, J Erhel
0845h H41H-04 Quantifying effects of in-stream
structures and channel flow variation on transient
storage: E T Hester, S M Rana, D Scott
0900h H41H-05 Effects of observed variations in
barform morphology on infiltration and hyporheic
exchange in gravel bed rivers: E N Bray, G M
Kondolf
0915h H41H-06 Impact of lateral flow on the
transition from connected to disconnected streamaquifer systems: Y Xian, M Jin, Y Liu, A Si
0930h H41H-07 Comparing solute and particulate
transport in streams using Notre Dame Linked
Experimental Ecosystem Facility (ND-LEEF): A
Shogren, J L Tank, A F Aubeneau, D Bolster
0800h H41F-1386 POSTER A Multiscale, MortarCoupled Advection-Diffusion-Reaction Model for
Biofilm Growth in Porous Media: A J Valocchi, A
Laleian, C J Werth
0945h H41H-08 Unsteady Flows Control Hydrologic
Turnover Rates in Antarctic Hyporheic Zones: A N
Wlostowski, M N Gooseff, D M McKnight, W B
Lyons, E Saelens
0800h H41F-1387 POSTER Modeling the Use of
Mine Waste Rock as a Porous Medium Reservoir
for Compressed Air Energy Storage: R A Donelick,
M B Donelick
H41I
Moscone West 3016
Thursday 0800h
0800h H41F-1388 POSTER Pore-to-Darcy Scale
Hybrid Multiscale Finite Volume Model for
Reactive Flow and Transport: D A Barajas-Solano,
A M Tartakovsky
0800h H41F-1389 POSTER Multiresolution model
for reactive flow and transport in porous media: A
M Tartakovsky, D A Barajas-Solano
0800h H41F-1390 POSTER Multi-fidelity methods
for uncertainty quantification in transport problems:
G Tartakovsky, X Yang, A M Tartakovsky, D A
Barajas-Solano, T D Scheibe, H Dai, X Chen
0800h H41F-1391 POSTER Adaptive Hybrid
Algorithm for Flow and Transport in Porous
Media: M Yousefzadeh, I Battiato
H41G
Moscone West 3022
Thursday 0800h
Disturbance Hydrology: Exploring
Immediate and Long-Term Impacts
of Abrupt Changes on Hydrological
Processes and Earth Systems I S (joint
with B, EP, GC, NH)
Christian Mohr, University of Potsdam;
Kevin Bladon, Oregon State University;
Joseph Wagenbrenner, Michigan
Technological University; Nicolas Zegre,
West Virginia University
0800h H41G-01 Concepts and Challenges in
Disturbance Hydrology: B A Ebel, B B Mirus
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
Large-Scale Climate Variability and
Its Impact on Hydrological Systems,
Water Resources, and Population II S
(joint with A, GC, NH, OS)
Bastien Dieppois, Centre for
Agroecology, Water and Resilience,
Coventry University; Glenn Tootle,
University of Alabama; Nicolas Massei,
University of Rouen, UMR 6143;
Kenneth Lamb, Cal Poly Pomona
0800h H41I-01 Unravelling connections between
river flow and large-scale climate: experiences from
Europe: D M Hannah, D G Kingston, D Lavers, J H
Stagge, L M Tallaksen
0815h H41I-02 Diagnosing and Reconstructing
Real-World Hydroclimatic Dynamics from Time
Sequenced Data: The Case of Saltwater Intrusion
into Coastal Wetlands in Everglades National Park:
R Huffaker, R Munoz-Carpena
0830h H41I-03 Development of an homogeneous
hydrological reconstruction over France on the 20th
century to understand the multidecadal variability
of the French hydrological cycle. : R Bonnet, G
Dayon, J Boe
0845h H41I-04 Streamflow Simulation Conditioned
on Global Scale Sea Surface Temperatures: S T
Erkyihun, P J Block, D Lee
0900h H41I-05 The influence of El Nino and
other climate patterns on global circulation and
precipitation anomalies during 2015-16: M L
L’heureux
2016
13
0915h H41I-06 Low Frequency Time-Space
Evolution of Geopotentials over the Euro-Atlantic
Area and Links with Streamflow in France
from 1968 to 2008 using Spectral Analysis and
Differential Geometry: M Fossa, N Massei, B
Laignel, M Fournier
0930h H41I-07 Identifying the relationship of
global oceanic–atmospheric regions to seasonal
streamflows of Australia: K W Lamb, M S Shams,
A H M F Anwar
0945h H41I-08 Exploring the properties of basin
storages and their effects in the partition of
precipitation under future climate conditions: R
Fernandez, T Sayama
H41J
Moscone West 3014
Thursday 0800h
Large-Scale Watershed Modeling and
Data Uncertainty on Hydrologic and
Water Quality Processes I
Haw Yen, Texas A & M University; Daren
Harmel, USDA-ARS; Michael White,
USDA-ARS; -H΍UH\$UQROG, USDA-ARS
0800h H41J-01 Increasingly, Data Availability
Limits Model Predictive Capacity: the Western
Lake Erie Basin, a Case Study : K D Behrman, M V
V Johnson, J D Atwood, M L Norfleet
0815h H41J-02 Evaluating uncertainty of climate
change projections when bias-corrected with
different input datasets: A Y Sheshukov, J Gao
0830h H41J-03 The Importance of Land
Management Assumptions on Nutrient Hotspots
and Scenario Effectiveness: M M Kalcic, R Logsdon
Muenich, D Scavia, Y C Wang, C Long
0845h H41J-04 Modeling pesticide loadings from
the San Joaquin watershed into the Sacramento-San
Joaquin Delta using SWAT: H Chen, M Zhang
0900h H41J-05 The effect of input data complexity
on the uncertainty of streamflow simulation using
SWAT-HS: L Hoang, E M Schneiderman, T S
Steenhuis, K E Moore, E M Owens
0915h H41J-06 Impacts of Land Use/Cover
Uncertainty on Predictions of Ecologically Relevant
Flow Metrics: L Kalin, F Dosdogru
0930h H41J-07 Improved Calibration Results Using
Uncertainty Analysis: An Application of SWAT
Model in Southern Brazil: T M Brighenti, N B
Bonumá, P L B Chaffe
0945h H41J-08 Systems Reliability Framework for
Surface Water Sustainability and Risk Management:
J R Myers, L Yeghiazarian
H41K
Moscone West 3018
Thursday 0800h
Remote Sensing Applications in
Hydrology: Spatial Patterns and
Vertical Land-Surface and AquiferStorage Change I
Simon Stisen, Geological Survey of
Denmark and Greenland; Robert
Carruth, USGS Arizona Water Science
Center; Brian Conway, Arizona
Department of Water Resources; Luis
Samaniego, Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research UFZ Leipzig
0800h H41K-01 Calibration Of Hydrological Models
Based On Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture And
Evapotranspiration: P Lopez Lopez, S Strohmeier,
E Sutanudjaja, M Haddad, M Karrou, G Sterk, J
Schellekens, M F Bierkens
0815h H41K-02 Retrieval of spatially distributed
hydrological properties from satellite observations
for spatial evaluation of a national water resources
model.: G Mendiguren González, S Stisen, J Koch
0830h H41K-03 Spatial sensitivity analysis of
simulated land-surface patterns in a catchment
model using a set of innovative spatial performance
metrics.: J Koch, G Mendiguren González, G
Mariethoz, S Stisen
0845h H41K-04 Measuring and Modeling
Spatiotemporal Changes in Hydrological Response
after Partial Deforestation: I Wiekenkamp, J Koch,
J A Huisman, H R Bogena, Z Fang, H Lin, A Graf, C
Druee, H Vereecken
0900h H41K-05 Framework for Generating Spatially
Distributed Soil Moisture for Heterogeneous
Landscapes at Operational Scales: N Gaur, B
Mohanty
0915h H41K-06 Inferring Conceptual Models of
Hydrogeological Heterogeneity with Bayesian
Inversion and Multipoint Statistics: H Savoy, P
Renard, J Straubhaar, Y Rubin
0930h H41K-07 CONUS domain application
of Multi-scale Parameter Regionalization for
spatially distributed model parameter estimates: N
Mizukami, M P Clark, A J Newman, A Wood, B
Nijssen
H41L
Moscone West 3024
Thursday 0800h
IN41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
IN41D
Moscone West 2000
Thursday 0800h
Weather and Climate Ensembles for
Hydrologic Forecasting and Scenario
Analysis I (joint with NH)
Bridging the Gap between Earth
Science Open Data Producers and
Consumers: Success Stories and New
Challenges Posters
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and Trustworthy Management of
Research Resources I
Ricardo Mantilla, University of Iowa;
Daniel Wright, University of Wisconsin
Madison; Firas Saleh, Davidson
Laboratory
0800h H41L-01 Development of Gridded Ensemble
Precipitation and Temperature Datasets for the
Contiguous United States Plus Hawai’i and Alaska:
A J Newman, M P Clark, B Nijssen, A Wood,
E D Gutmann, N Mizukami, R J Longman, T W
Giambelluca, J Cherry, K Nowak, J R Arnold, A F
Prein
0820h H41L-02 Rainstorm-pattern analysis and its
utilization in a high resolution “weather generator”
to investigate flash flood conditions and climatic
change hydrological impacts: E Morin, N Peleg, F
Marra, I Belachsen
0850h H41L-04 An Integrated Ensemble-Based
Operational Framework to Predict Urban Flooding:
A Case Study of Hurricane Sandy in the Passaic and
Hackensack River Basins: F Saleh, V Ramaswamy,
N Georgas, A F Blumberg, Y Wang
0905h H41L-05 Towards the development of a
multimodel hydrological ensemble prediction
system for La Mojana, Colombia: D Brochero, J
Peña, F Anctil, M A Boucher, J Nogales, N Reyes
0920h H41L-06 Evaluating Potential Hydrological
Impacts from Rainfall Spatiotemporal Uncertainties
Based on a Dynamic Moving Storm (DMS)
Generator: N Z Fang, S Gao
0935h H41L-07 Assessing the viability of ‘over-theloop’ real-time short-to-medium range ensemble
streamflow forecasts: A W Wood, E Clark, P A
Mendoza, B Nijssen, A J Newman, M P Clark, J R
Arnold, K C Nowak
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
INFORMATICS
IN41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
BIG Value of Small Data: Realizing the
Huge Potential of the Diverse “Long
Tail” Communities to Contribute to
the Advancement of Science I Posters
Kerstin Lehnert, Columbia University;
Lesley Wyborn, Australian National
University
0800h IN41A-1648 POSTER Exploiting mineral
data: applications to the diversity, distribution, and
social networks of copper mineral: S M Morrison,
R T Downs, J J Golden, A Pires, P A Fox, X Ma, S
Zednik, A Eleish, A Prabhu, D R Hummer, C Liu, M
Meyer, J Ralph, G Hystad, R M Hazen
0800h IN41A-1649 POSTER Reconstructing the
evolution of first-row transition metal minerals by
GeoDeepDive: C Liu, S E Peters, I Ross, J J Golden,
R T Downs, R M Hazen
0800h IN41A-1650 POSTER DEEP TIME DATA
INFRASTRUCTURE: INTEGRATING OUR
CURRENT GEOLOGIC AND BIOLOGIC
DATABASES: S M Kolankowski, P A Fox, X Ma,
A Prabhu
0800h IN41A-1651 POSTER Data integration of Soil
Survey Geographic Database data with layers of
The National Map and data from archived geologic
maps.: T Shoberg
0800h IN41A-1652 POSTER Energize New Mexico
- Integration of Diverse Energy-Related Research
Data into an Interoperable Geospatial Infrastructure
and National Data Repositories: W B Hudspeth, H
Barrett, S Diller, G Valentin
0800h IN41A-1653 POSTER “Small” data in a big data
world: archiving terrestrial ecology data at ORNL
DAAC: S K Santhana Vannan, T Beaty, A Boyer,
D Deb, L Hook, R Shrestha, M Thornton, M Virdi,
Y Wei, D Wright
0800h IN41A-1654 POSTER Toolsets for Airborne
Data (TAD): Enhanced Airborne Data Merging
Functionality through Spatial and Temporal
Subsetting: A B Early, G Chen, A L Beach III, E A
Northup
0800h IN41A-1655 POSTER Data Management
Challenges in a National Scientific Program of 55
Diverse Research Projects: T De Bruin
0800h IN41A-1656 POSTER Distilling Design
Patterns From Agile Curation Case Studies: K K
Benedict, W C Lenhardt, J W Young
0800h IN41A-1657 POSTER The Development of
Web-GIS to support Resort Based Management
for Conservation and Biodiversity in Indonesia: A
Vatresia, R Regen
0945h H41K-08 Characterization of SWAT
hydrologic parameter sensitivity and behavior
across spatial and temporal gradient: Y Kim, T
Hwang, J M Vose, K L Martin, L E Band
0800h IN41A-1658 POSTER Web-based Data
Exploration, Exploitation and Visualization Tools
for Satellite Sensor VIS/IR Calibration Applications:
A Gopalan, D R Doelling, B R Scarino, T Chee, C
Haney, R Bhatt
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Eric Stephan, 3DFLȴF1RUWKZHVW1DWLRQDO
Laboratory; Chitra Sivaraman, 3DFLȴF
Northwest National Lab; 0DWW0DFGX΍,
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Bernadette Losico, UFPE Federal
University of Pernambuco
0800h IN41B-1659 POSTER Bridging the Gap
Between Earth Science Open Data Producers and
Consumers Using a Standards based approach: E
Stephan, C Sivaraman
0800h IN41B-1660 POSTER An Innovative Open
Data-driven Approach for Improved Interpretation
of Coverage Data at NASA JPL’s PO.DAA: L J
McGibbney, E M Armstrong
0800h IN41B-1661 POSTER Defining Data Access
Pathways for Atmosphere to Electrons Wind
Energy Data: M Macduff, C Sivaraman
0800h IN41B-1662 POSTER Earthdata Search Client
Usability Study: Improving Client Usability to
Increase Data Discoverability and Accessibility: J
Siarto, M Reese, S W Berrick, K Baynes, D Shum,
P Plofchan
0800h IN41B-1663 POSTER Introducing a Web API
for Dataset Submission into a NASA Earth Science
Data Center: D F Moroni, N Quach, W FrancisCurley
0800h IN41B-1664 POSTER Making our data
impactful: Working with researchers to meet
diverse data needs in a rapidly shifting technological
world.: C M Laney
0800h IN41B-1665 POSTER Creating Access
Points to Instrument-Based Atmospheric Data:
Perspectives from the ARM Metadata Manager: D
Troyan
IN41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Managing Earth Science Data Quality
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Posters (joint with A, B, C, GC)
Hampapuram Ramapriyan, Science
Systems and Applications, Inc.; David
Moroni, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory;
Ge Peng, Organization Not Listed;
Steven Worley, National Center for
Atmospheric Research
0800h IN41C-1666 POSTER The State of Building
a Consistent Framework for Curation and
Presentation of Earth Science Data Quality: H
Ramapriyan, G Peng, D F Moroni
0800h IN41C-1667 POSTER Evolutions in Metadata
Quality: J Gilman
0800h
IN41C-1668
POSTER
Developing
Cyberinfrastructure Tools and Services for
Metadata Quality Evaluation: B Mecum, S Gordon,
T Habermann, M B Jones, B Leinfelder, L A Powers,
P Slaughter
0800h IN41C-1669 POSTER Providing Data
Management Support to NASA Airborne Field
Studies through Streamlined Usability Design: A L
Beach III, E A Northup, A B Early, G Chen
0800h IN41C-1670 POSTER Assessment of
Airborne Instrument Uncertainty via Measurement
Comparisons Conducted During the DC3 and
SEAC4RS Field Campaigns: M L Silverman, G
Chen, M Shook
0800h IN41C-1671 POSTER Assessing the sensitivity
of MODIS Atmosphere Algorithm and Products to
Sensor Geometry.: V S Manoharan, S E Platnick, R
C Levy, K Meyer, B Ridgway, S Devadiga, E Mauoka
0800h IN41C-1672 POSTER Curating SMAP Product
Quality Information at NSIDC DAAC: A Leon, S R
Leslie, S J S Khalsa, K LeFevre
0800h IN41C-1673 POSTER Getting Data Should
be Easy! Working with NASA to Improve Earth
Science Data Accessibility with Metadata: J le Roux
0800h IN41C-1674 POSTER Understanding and
Analyzing Latency of Near Real-time Satellite Data:
W Han, M Jochum, J Brust
0800h IN41C-1675 POSTER Data Quality Parameters
and Web Services Facilitate User Access to
Research-Ready Seismic Data: C M Trabant, M
E Templeton, M Van Fossen, B Weertman, T K
Ahern, R E Casey, L Keyson, G Sharer
0800h IN41C-1676 POSTER A Data System in
Support of Citizen Science and Education – GLOBE:
T J Andersen, D M Butler, N Memarsadeghi, D
Overoye, C Lewis
0800h IN41C-1678 POSTER A New Look at Data
Usage by Using Metadata Attributes as Indicators of
Data Quality: Y I Won, L Wanchoo, J Behnke
Sandy Harrison, University of Reading;
Jens Klump, CSIRO Mineral Resources;
Fiona Murphy, University of Reading;
Ingrid Dillo, Data Archiving and
Networked Service (DANS)
0800h IN41D-01 Trustworthy Digital Repositories:
Building Trust the Old Fashion Way, EARNING
IT.: D Kinkade, C L Chandler, A Shepherd, S
Rauch, R C Groman, P H Wiebe, D M Glover, M D
Allison, N J Copley, H Ake, A York
IN41D-02
DSA–WDS
Common
0815h
Requirements: Developing a New Core Data
Repository Certification: J B H Minster, R
Edmunds, H L’Hours, M Mokrane, L Rickards
0830h IN41D-03 Repository Services and the
Challenge of Trustworthiness 131836: R Duerr
0845h IN41D-04 New Features of the re3data
Registry of Research Data Repositories: K Elger, H
Pampel, P Vierkant, M Witt
0900h IN41D-05 The IceBridge Portal - Automated
Metadata Generation for Enhanced Data Access:
S Tanner, M Schwab, K Beam, J S Deems, A
Fitzgerrell
0915h IN41D-06 Using PIDs to Support the Full
Research Data Publishing Lifecycle: A D Waard
0930h IN41D-07 Persistent Identifiers: a
Prerequisite to Establish the Framework for
Scholarly Link Exchange—Scholix: M Stocker, M
Mokrane, A Burton, H Koers
0945h IN41D-08 Use cases for identifiers beyond
data citation — separating concerns for location,
credit, identity, fame, and fortune.: P A Fox, M A
Parsons
MINERAL AND ROCK PHYSICS
MR41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Physical Properties of Earth Materials
(PPEM): Rock Deformation over
Various Time and Spatial Scales II
Posters (joint with DI, S, T, V)
Thomas Mitchell, University College
London; Wenlu Zhu, University
of Maryland College Park; Jessica
Warren, University of Delaware;
Margaret Boettcher, University of New
Hampshire Main Campus
0800h MR41A-2669 POSTER
Comparison
of Olivine Grain Growth during Dynamic
Recrystallization, Post-deformational Annealing,
and Static Annealing: P A Speciale, W M Behr, G
Hirth, L Tokle
0800h MR41A-2670 POSTER The Influence of Data
Uncertainty on Estimating the Rheology of Olivine
Polycrystalline Aggregates: C Jain, J Korenaga, S I
Karato
0800h MR41A-2671 POSTER Low Temperature
Rheology of Nano-Forsterite Aggregates: J Gasc, S
A Demouchy, F Barou, S Koizumi
0800h MR41A-2672 POSTER Experimental
Investigation on the Topotaxy of Sulfide and Silicate
Melts in Peridotite: Implications for the Origin of
PGE-depleted Cu-Ni Sulfide Deposit: Z Wang, J
Zhang, Z Jin
0800h MR41A-2673 POSTER Enhancement of
Polycrystal Anelasticity Just Before Partial Melting:
Experimental Details and Parameterization: H
Yamauchi, Y Takei
0800h MR41A-2674 POSTER Numerical Study of
Shear Stress Development in Two-phase Rocks
with Large Rheological Contrast: J Xu
0800h MR41A-2675 POSTER Control of Induced
and Residual Crystal-Scale Strains on Tensile Failure
in Pure Quartzite and Marble: A Voigtlaender, K
Leith, B Mueller, C Scheffzuek, F R Schilling, M
Krautblatter
0800h MR41A-2676 POSTER Quantifying the
strain due to grain boundary sliding of forsterite
using atomic force microscopy: A M Dillman, D L
Kohlstedt
0800h MR41A-2677 POSTER Sub-micron Raman
Mapping of Ultramafic Fault Rock Textures: M S
Tarling, J S Rooney, S A F Smith, K C Gordon
0800h MR41A-2678 POSTER Physical Properties
of Oceanic Lower Crustal and Uppermost Mantle
Rocks from Atlantis Massif, Mid-Atlantic Ridge:
G Bayrakci, I Falcon-Suarez, T A Minshull, L J
North, A I Best
0800h MR41A-2679 POSTER The effect of carbonrich fluid alteration on the mechanical and physical
properties of ultramafic rocks from Linnejavrre,
Norway: H P Lisabeth, W Zhu
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h MR41A-2680 POSTER Experiments on the
Effects of Confining Pressure During ReactionDriven Cracking: R M Skarbek, H M Savage, P B
Kelemen, S Lambart, B Robinson
0800h MR41A-2681 POSTER Analysis of cracks
induced by elevated temperature in rock using
micro-focus X-ray CT: D S Cheon, E S Park
0800h MR41A-2682 POSTER 3-D Printing as a
Tool to Investigate the Effects of Changes in Rock
Microstructures on Permeability: D A Head, T
Vanorio
0800h MR41A-2684 POSTER Visualizing structural
dynamics of aluminum and iron under laser shock
compression with time-resolved X-ray diffraction
method: S Takagi, K Ichiyanagi, R Fukaya, N
Syunsuke, N Kawai, N Kazutaka, A Kyono, F
Nobumasa, S I Adachi
0800h MR41A-2685 POSTER Riding the Right
Wavelet: Detecting Fracture and Fault Orientation
Scale Transitions Using Morlet Wavelets: R E
Rizzo, D Healy, N J Farrell, M Smith
0800h MR41A-2686 POSTER Multi-scale Fracture
Damage Associated with Underground Chemical
Explosions: A J Sussman, E Swanson, J Wilson, M
Townsend, L Prothro
0800h MR41A-2687 POSTER Improvement in
In-Situ Rheological Stress Measurements with
Acoustic Wave Data: C Zhang, Z Peng, X Liu, Q Liu
0800h MR41A-2688 POSTER Elastic wave velocity
of granite during triaxial compression under
controlled pore pressure: K Zaima, I Katayama
0800h MR41A-2689 POSTER The Role of
Anisotropy in Fault Mechanics: Experimental
Insights from Deformation Experiments in Triaxial
Saw-cut Configuration: C Giorgetti, M M Scuderi,
C Collettini
0800h MR41A-2690 POSTER Constitutive relations
for antigorite-rich fault gouge under conditions of
high pore fluid pressure: B Belzer, M E French, W
Zhu
0800h MR41A-2691 POSTER Friction of DFDP2 Ccuttings at Hhydrothermal Conditions: D E
Moore, D A Lockner, V Toy, R Sutherland, J
Townend
0800h MR41A-2692 POSTER Nonlinear Elasticity
in Consolidated and Unconsolidated Granular
Materials: Characterization of Slow Dynamics with
Dynamic Acousto-Elastic Testing: P Shokouhi, J
Riviere, R A Guyer, P A Johnson
0800h MR41A-2693 POSTER The effect of the porefluid factor on strength and failure mechanism
of Wilkeson sandstone: A K Kätker, M Rempe, J
Renner
0800h MR41A-2694 POSTER On the ScaleDependence of Asperity Strength: Insights from
Studies of Fault Roughness and Nanoindentation
Hardness: C Thom, E E Brodsky, D L Goldsby
0800h MR41A-2695 POSTER The Influence of
the Rock Properties on the Pulse Compression
Performance of Coded Signals: H Wu, W Zhu
MR41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Precursory Deformation before
Dynamic Failure II Posters (joint with
NH, S, T, V)
Sergio Vinciguerra, University of Turin;
Francois Renard, University of Oslo;
Wenlu Zhu, University of Maryland
College Park; Roland Burgmann,
University of California Berkeley
0800h MR41B-2697 POSTER Seismogenic Potential
of Anhydrite-Carbonate Fault Gouge Sensitive
to Pore Fluid Composition.: L B Hunfeld, A R
Niemeijer, C J Spiers
MR41B-2698 POSTER
Coda-Wave
0800h
Interferometry in the Precursory Detection
of Inelastic Deformation: R Zotz-wilson, T
Boerrigter, A Barnhoorn
0800h MR41B-2699 POSTER Precursory Signatures
to Frictional Failure of Rock Joints in Geophysical
Waveforms: R Hedayat
0800h MR41B-2700 POSTER Evidence for initiation
of frictional partial slip as the mechanism behind
nonlinear stress-strain hysteresis in rock fractures
under seismic-frequency torsion: S Saltiel, B P
Bonner, B G Delbridge, J B Ajo Franklin
0800h MR41B-2701 POSTER Localized Strain Bands
Before Stress Drop -- An Experimental Study: Y Ji,
Y Q Zhuo, L Liu, J Ma
0800h MR41B-2702 POSTER Foreshock search
over a long duration using a method of setting
appropriate criteria: Y Toyomoto, H Kawakata, S
Hirano, I Doi
0800h MR41B-2703 POSTER Understanding the
Earthquake Cycle along the North Anatolian Fault
integrating seismological and geodetic observations:
F Bulut, H Ozener, B Aktug, A Dogru
0800h MR41B-2704 POSTER Real-time noble gas
release signaling rock deformation: S J Bauer, W P
Gardner, H Lee
0800h MR41B-2705 POSTER Destabilization
a Clay-Rich Slope by Rainfall : Monitoring
Precursons on an Hectometric Sliding Surface:
L Doan, G Bièvre, D Jongmans, A Helmstetter,
Radiguet
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of
M
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0800h MR41B-2706 POSTER Multiscale seismic
characterization and monitoring of a potentially
unstable rock mass: the Madonna del Sasso (NW
Italy) rockfall: S Vinciguerra, C Colombero, C
Comina, D Jongmans, L Baillet
MR41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
MR41E
Moscone South 301
Thursday 0800h
Experimental Measurements and
Theoretical Constraints on Transport
Properties of Geomaterials I S (joint
with DI, T, V)
Ralf Dohmen, Ruhr University
Bochum; David Kohlstedt, University
of Minnesota Twin Cities; E Watson,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
0800h MR41E-01 Modeling plasticity of MgO at
the mesoscale using 2.5D Dislocation Dynamics.: R
Reali, F Boioli, K Gouriet, P Carrez, P Cordier
Salt as Geologic Storage Media:
Applications in Subsurface
Engineering I Posters (joint with PA)
0815h MR41E-02 The habit of crystals in aggregates:
five parameter grain boundary characterization of
olivine: K Marquardt, G S Rohrer, L F G Morales,
M De Graef, R J Farla
Steven Sobolik, Sandia National
Laboratories; Edward Matteo, Sandia
National Laboratories
0830h MR41E-03 Investigation of olivine and
orthopyroxene grain boundaries by atom probe
tomography: M Krawczynski, P A Skemer, M
Bachhav, Y Dong, E A Marquis
0800h MR41C-2707 POSTER Hexahedral Finite
Element Mesh Capturing Realistic Geometries of
Bayou Choctaw Strategic Petroleum Reserve: B Y
Park, B L Roberts, S R Sobolik
0845h MR41E-04 Unraveling static olivine grain
growth properties in the Earth’s upper mantle:
L Hashim, E Gardés, D Sifre, L F G Morales, J
Precigout, F Gaillard
0800h MR41C-2708 POSTER Mechanical Behavior
and Microcrack Development in Nominally Dry
Synthetic Salt-rock During Cyclic Loading: J Ding,
F M Chester, J S Chester, C Zhu, X Shen, C F Arson
0800h MR41C-2709 POSTER Numerical Modeling
of ROM Panel Closures at WIPP: C G Herrick
0800h MR41C-2710 POSTER Coupled Multiphysical Simulations for the Assessment of Nuclear
Waste Repository Concepts: Modeling, Software
Development and Simulation: J Maßmann, T
Nagel, L Bilke, N Böttcher, S Heusermann, T
Fischer, V Kumar, A Schäfers, H Shao, P Vogel, W
Wang, N Watanabe, G Ziefle, O Kolditz
MR41C-2711 POSTER
Performance
0800h
Assessment of a Generic Repository in Bedded
Salt for DOE-Managed Nuclear Waste: E R Stein,
S D Sevougian, G E Hammond, J M Frederick, P E
Mariner
0800h MR41C-2712 POSTER Numerical Modeling
of Thermal-Hydrology in the Near Field of a
Generic High-Level Waste Repository: E N Matteo,
T Hadgu, H Park
0800h MR41C-2713 POSTER Integration of
PFLOTRAN into Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
Performance Assessment and Human Borehole
Intrusion Cases: H Park
0800h MR41C-2714 POSTER
Permeability
Development at Layer Interfaces in Bedded
Rocksalt: N Muhammad, C J Spiers, C J Peach, J H
P De Bresser, W Liu
MR41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
The Mechanics of Slow Earthquakes
as Illuminated by Observational,
Theoretical, and Laboratory Studies II
Posters (joint with G, S, T)
Chris Marone, Pennsylvania State
University Main Campus; Donald
Fisher, Pennsylvania State University
Main Campus; Zhigang Peng, Georgia
Institute of Technology Main Campus
0800h MR41D-2715 POSTER Frictional Properties
of Main Fault Gouge of Mont Terri, Switzerland :
K Aoki, K Seshimo, Y Guglielmi, C Nussbaum, T
Shimamoto, S Ma, L Yao, M Kametaka, T Sakai
0800h MR41D-2716 POSTER Stick-slip failure in a
sheared granular layer: effect of confining stres: C
Lieou, E G Daub, R A Guyer, R E Ecke, C Marone,
P A Johnson
0800h MR41D-2717 POSTER Frictional Properties
of Shionohira Fault Gouge (Part 2) -A Comparison
with Kuruma Fault Gouge at the Southern
Extension of Shionohira Fault-: K Seshimo, A
Kazuhiro, T Yukumo, N Masakazu, T Shimamoto,
S Ma, L Yao, M Kametaka
0800h MR41D-2718 POSTER Modeling of Episodic
Tremor and Slip Events in Gisborne, New Zealand:
A Dynamical Systems Perspective: A Agarwal, T
Poulet, M Veveakis, K Regenauer-Lieb, D A Yuen
0800h MR41D-2719 POSTER Physical and chemical
properties of the creeping fault ruptured in the 2008
Mw 7.9 Wenchuan earthquake from the WFSD-3P
cores, eastern Tibet: X He, H Li, H Wang, L Zhang
Jr, M L Chevalier
0800h MR41D-2720 POSTER Observations of fault
zone heterogeneity effects on stress alteration
and slip nucleation during a fault reactivation
experiment in the Mont Terri rock laboratory,
Switzerland : C Nussbaum, Y Guglielmi
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0900h MR41E-05 Precise measurements of grain
boundary transport properties of polycrystalline
forsterite + enstatite by grain growth and creep
experiments : T Hiraga, T Nakakoji, H Nagao, M
Kano, S I Ito
0915h MR41E-06 Role of Water Activity on
Intergranular Transport at High Pressure: J Gasc,
F Brunet, N Brantut, J Corvisier, N Findling, A
Verlaguet, C Lathe
0930h MR41E-07 Electrical conductivity of
hydrated olivine and its polymorphs: S I Karato, P
SUN, B B Karki
0945h MR41E-08 Enhancement of the ionic
conductivity of olivine by the water incorporation
based on the Mg diffusivity: T Katsura, H Fei, S
Koizumi, N Sakamoto, H Yurimoto
NONLINEAR GEOPHYSICS
NG41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Earth System Dynamics, Complexity,
and Predictability: Physical and
Analytical Approaches Bridging the
Geosciences II Posters (joint with A, GC,
H, NH)
Rui Perdigão, Vienna University of
Technology (TU Wien); Julia Hall, Vienna
University of Technology (TU Wien)
0800h NG41A-1710 POSTER Global Surface
Temperature Response Explained by Multibox
Energy Balance Models: H B Fredriksen, M Rypdal
0800h NG41A-1711 POSTER Early-warning signals
for the small ice cap instability.: E B Myklebust, M
Rypdal, K Rypdal
0800h NG41A-1712 POSTER Stochastic dynamics of
carbon and nitrogen cycling: analysis of the closure
problem and sensitivity to climate forcing: K Mo, A
Parolari, Y Mau, A M Porporato, Z Cong
0800h NG41A-1713 POSTER Time-based network
analysis before and after the Mw 8.3 Illapel
earthquake 2015 Chile: V Munoz, D Pasten, F
Torres, B Toledo, J Rogan, J A Valdivia
NG41A-1714
POSTER
Geothermal
0800h
characteristics of deep wells using geophysical logs
in Pohang area, Korea: W Lim, S Y Hamm, C Lee,
Y Song, H Kim
0800h NG41A-1715 POSTER Environmental triggers
of Past Ebola Outbreaks in Africa, 1981 - 2014: S
Dartevelle, A L NguyRobertson
0800h NG41A-1716 POSTER Analysis of mechanical
system of extreme rainfall events using backward
tracking on information from the atmosphere
circulation pattern for the 2000-2015 precipitation
record in South Korea: B J So, H H Kwon
0800h NG41A-1717 POSTER Increased Stream
Temperature in Response to Extreme Precipitation
Events: C E Wilson, M N Gooseff
0800h NG41A-1718 POSTER Unveiling Seasonal
Structures in Pan-European Floods: J Hall, R A P
Perdigão, G Bloeschl
0800h NG41A-1719 POSTER Beyond Classical
Information Theory: Advancing the Fundamentals
for Improved Geophysical Prediction: R A P
Perdigão, C L Pires, J Hall, G Bloeschl
0800h NG41A-1720 POSTER Non-linear Interactions
between Niño region 3 and the Southern Amazon:
A M D T Ramos, L A Builes-Jaramillo, G Poveda, B
Goswami, E E N Macau, J Kurths, N Marwan
0800h NG41A-1721 POSTER A comparison of the
stochastic and machine learning approaches in
hydrologic time series forecasting : T Kim, K Joo,
J Seo, J H Heo
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h NG41A-1722 POSTER Analytical solutions
with different boundary conditions for assessment
of drawdown curve and pumping rate in a fluvial
island: I W Park, D K Park, B H Park, K K Lee
0800h NG41A-1723 POSTER Non-stationary
Annual Maximum Flood Frequency Analysis using
a Conceptual Hydrologic Model with Time-varying
Parameters: L Zeng, L Xiong
0800h NG41A-1724 POSTER Use of Numerical
Groundwater Model and Analytical Empirical
Orthogonal Function for Calibrating Spatiotemporal
pattern of Pumpage, Recharge and Parameter: C L
Huang, N S Hsu, F C Hsu, H J Liu
0800h NG41A-1725 POSTER Spatial Correlation Of
Streamflows: An Analytical Approach: A Betterle,
M Schirmer, G Botter
0800h NG41A-1726 POSTER A deterministic
approach to simulate and downscale hydrological
records: M Maskey, C E Puente, B Sivakumar
0800h NG41A-1727 POSTER Identifying Changes
of Complex Flood Dynamics with Recurrence
Analysis: D Wendi, B Merz, N Marwan
NG41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Evaluating Reanalysis: Learning about
Past Weather and Climate II Posters
(joint with A, GC, OS)
Jan Keller, Deutscher Wetterdienst
Nieder; Masatomo Fujiwara, Hokkaido
University; Sean Davis, NOAA Boulder
0800h NG41B-1728 POSTER Impacts of Frontal
SST Gradients on the Atmosphere as Revealed in
New Products of the Japanese Reanalysis for the
Global Atmosphere: H Nakamura, R Masunaga, H
Kamahori, C Kobayashi, S Okajima
0800h NG41B-1729 POSTER The high-resolution
regional reanalysis COSMO-REA6: C Ohlwein
0800h NG41B-1730 POSTER Stratospheric water
vapor and ozone evaluation in reanalyses as part
of the SPARC Reanalysis Intercomparison Project
(S-RIP): S M Davis
0800h
NG41B-1731
POSTER
Quantifying
Uncertainty in the Twentieth Century Reanalysis
Version 2c, and Improvements in Version 3:
L Slivinski, G P Compo, J S Whitaker, P D
Sardeshmukh
0800h NG41B-1732 POSTER Consistent surface
fluxes from atmospheric and oceanic reanalyses: J
Carton, G A Chepurin, L Chen
0800h NG41B-1733 POSTER Creating an EightMember Ocean Reanalysis Ensemble for use by
the Climate Modeling Community.: J Hertz, G L
Potter, G Britzolakis, T Lee, L Carriere, J Li, Y Shen,
J L Schnase
0800h NG41B-1734 POSTER Added value of
convection-permitting reanalyses: S Wahl, J D
Keller, C Ohlwein, A Hense, P Friederichs, S Crewell
0800h NG41B-1735 POSTER A Regional Reanalysis
with a Coupled Soil-Vegetation-AtmosphereTransfer Model on the Convective Scale: C Figura,
J D Keller, C Ohlwein, S Wahl, C Simmer, I ThieleEich
0800h NG41B-1736 POSTER The Atmospheric
Moisture Budget over the Great Lakes: Comparing
Reanalysis and CMIP5 Present-day Simulations: A
L Steiner, O Gates, D J Posselt
0800h NG41B-1737 POSTER Four-dimensional
variational Ocean ReAnalysis for the Western
North Pacific over 30 years (FORA-WNP30): N
Hirose, Y Takatsuki, N Usui, T Wakamatsu, Y
Tanaka, T Toyoda, S Nishikawa, Y Fujii, H Igarashi,
H Nishikawa, Y Ishikawa, T Kuragano, M Kamachi
0800h NG41B-1738 POSTER Development of
the NHM-LETKF regional reanalysis system
assimilating conventional observations only: S
Fukui, T Iwasaki, K K Saito, H Seko, M Kunii
NATURAL HAZARDS
NH41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Interdisciplinary Tsunami Science III
Posters
Robert Weiss, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University; Bruce
-D΍H, 86*63DFLȴF&RDVWDODQG0DULQH
Science Center Santa Cruz; Vasily Titov,
NOAA Seattle; Rick Wilson, California
Geological Survey Sacramento
0800h NH41A-1739 POSTER 2006 - 2016: Ten Years
Of Tsunami In French Polynesia: D Reymond, A
Jamelot, O Hyvernaud
0800h NH41A-1740 POSTER Tsunami Disaster Risk
Assessment and Prevention in West Java, Indonesia:
H Deng, R A Harris, D M Horns, E Yulianto, M P
Bunds, C Prasetyadi, C Emmett, S Hall
2016
15
0800h NH41A-1741 POSTER Calculation of Tsunami
Damage and preparation of Inundation Maps by
2D and 3D numerical modeling in Göcek, Turkey:
C Ozer Sozdinler, T Arikawa, O Necmioglu, N M
Ozel
0800h NH41A-1742 POSTER Tsunami Focusing and
Leading Amplitude: U Kanoglu
0800h NH41A-1743 POSTER The occurrence of
extreme events a tsunami and storm deposit in
Chilcatay formation, Ica, Peru.: O A Poma Porras,
R Cayo Jr, N Casas, F Figueroa
0800h NH41A-1744 POSTER A combined model
for Sediment TRansport In Coastal Hazard Events
(GeoClaw-STRICHE): Theoretical formulation and
validation: H Tang, R Weiss
0800h NH41A-1745 POSTER Probability Based
Dislodgement Equation for Boulders By Storms: R
Weiss, A Sheremet
0800h NH41A-1747 POSTER Changes in Tsunami
Risk Perception in Northern Chile After the April
1 2014 Tsunami: L Carvalho, M Lagos
0800h NH41A-1748 POSTER Advancing our
understanding of the onshore propagation of
tsunami bores over rough surfaces through
numerical modeling : S Marras, J Suckale, B
Eguzkitza, G Houzeaux, M Vázquez, A C Lesage
0800h NH41A-1749 POSTER THE RUN-UP OF
SUBDUCTION ZONES: S Riquelme, F J Bravo, M
Fuentes, M Matias, M Medina
0800h NH41A-1750 POSTER Implementation of the
TsunamiReady Supporter Program in Puerto Rico:
V E Flores Hots, E A Vanacore, W Gonzalez Ruiz,
G Gomez
0800h NH41A-1751 POSTER Incorporating
geolocical constraints into stochastic scenarios
for tsunami inundation modeling: Application to
northern Chile: P A Catalan, M Ortega, G Gonzalez,
J F González-Carrasco, R Cienfuegos
0800h NH41A-1752 POSTER Streamlining Tsunami
Messages (e.g., Warnings) of the US National
Tsunami Warning Center, Palmer, Alaska: C E
Gregg, J H Sorensen, B Vogt Sorensen, P Whitmore,
D M Johnston
0800h NH41A-1753 POSTER Defining Tsunami
Magnitude as Measure of Potential Impact: V V
Titov, L Tang
0800h NH41A-1754 POSTER Tsunami Modeling and
Prediction Using a Data Assimilation Technique
with Kalman Filters: G Barnier, E M Dunham
0800h NH41A-1755 POSTER Numerical tool for
tsunami risk assessment in the southern coast
of Dominican Republic: J Macias Sanchez, M
Llorente Isidro, S Ortega, J M Gonzalez Vida Sr, M
J Castro
0800h NH41A-1756 POSTER The 2004 Sumatra
tsunami in the southeastern Pacific: Coastal and
offshore measurements and numerical modeling: C
W Moore, M C Eble, A Rabinovich, V V Titov
0800h NH41A-1757 POSTER Uncertainty in the
Modeling of Tsunami Sediment Transport: B E
Jaffe, D Sugawara, K Goto, G R Gelfenbaum, S La
Selle
0800h NH41A-1758 POSTER M9.1 Cascadia
Subduction Zone Earthquake Tsunami Inundation
Modeling of Sequim Bay and Lopez Island,
Washington: C J Lee, R Cakir, T J Walsh, R J
LeVeque, L M Adams, L M Adams, F I Gonzalez
0800h NH41A-1759 POSTER Tsunami Preparedness,
Response, Mitigation, and Recovery Planning in
California: K Miller, R I Wilson, L A Johnson, T P
Mccrink, E Schaffer, D Bower, M Davis
0800h NH41A-1760 POSTER Frequency-dependent
tsunami-amplification factor derived from tsunami
numerical simulations: H Tsushima
0800h NH41A-1761 POSTER Measurement and
Discrepancies of Tsunami Flow Directions Using
Anisotropy of Magnetic Susceptibility (AMS)
and Dip Orientations of Heavy Mineral Layers in
Tsunami Deposits: S Kon, B E Jaffe, R S Coe, N
Nakamura, D R Finn, G R Gelfenbaum, S La Selle,
D Sugawara
0800h NH41A-1762 POSTER Field Survey of the
2015 Ilapel Tsunami in North Central Chile: M
Lagos, H M Fritz
0800h NH41A-1763 POSTER TOWARDS GLOBAL
OCTREE-BASED
EARTHQUAKE-TSUNAMI
SIMULATIONS WITH FULLY FLUID-SOLID
INTERACTION IN THE PACIFIC USING AN
ELASTO-ACOUSTIC APPROACH: E F Salazar
Monroy, L Ramirez-Guzmán
0800h NH41A-1764 POSTER Tsunami hazard in the
Western United States: H K Thio, W Li, P J Lynett
0800h NH41A-1766 POSTER Three-dimensional
time-domain simulations of tsunami-generated
magnetic fields: Application to the 2011 Tohoku
earthquake tsunami event: T Minami
0800h NH41A-1768 POSTER Development of High
Precision Tsunami Runup Calculation Method
Coupled with Structure Analysis: T Arikawa
0800h NH41A-1769 POSTER Activity history of
giant earthquakes bring crustal movements and
huge tsunamis -A case of the 2011 off the Pacific
coast of Tohoku Earthquake (M 9)-: T Haraguchi, S
Shimoyma, T Yamanaka, Y Yoshinaga, T Takahashi
0800h NH41A-1770 POSTER Our fingerprint in
tsunami deposits – anthropogenic markers as a
new tsunami identification tool: P Bellanova,
J Schwarzbauer, K R Reicherter, B E Jaffe, W
Szczucinski
0800h NH41A-1771 POSTER Statistical Features of
Deep-ocean Tsunamis Based on 30 Years of Bottom
Pressure Observations in the Northeast Pacific: I
Fine, R Thomson, W W Chadwick Jr, E E Davis,
C G Fox
0800h NH41A-1772 POSTER New Zealand’s
Most Easterly Palaeotsunami Deposit Provides
Supporting Evidence for Major Regionwide Event:
J R Goff, K Goto, C Chague-Goff, M Watanabe, P
Gadd
0800h NH41A-1773 POSTER Coupling Virtual
Quake and Tsunami Squares: Rapid Tsunami
Scenario Calculation for GNSS Tsunami Early
Warning: J M Wilson, K Schultz, J B Rundle, D L
Turcotte
NH41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Landslide Hazard, Runout Dynamics,
Vulnerability, and Risk Analysis III
Posters
Dalia Kirschbaum, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center; Paola
Reichenbach, CNR-IRPI; Hiroshi
Fukuoka, Niigata University
0800h NH41B-1774 POSTER Active Surface
Deformation and Mass Movements in the Southern
Kyrgyz Tien Shan Revealed by InSAR, Structural
and Geomorphic analysis: K Teshebaeva, H
Echtler, B Bookhagen, M R Strecker
0800h NH41B-1775 POSTER Assessing slope
stability by ground based and remote techniques - a
case study of 2015 Tbilisi disaster: G Akhalaia, Z
Cakir, L Tsiskarishvili, M Otinashvili, L Sukhishvili,
G Merebashvili, M Tserodze, D Akubardia, M
Managadze
0800h NH41B-1776 POSTER Impact of a refined
airborne LiDAR stochastic model for natural hazard
applications: C L Glennie, D Bolkas, G Fotopoulos
0800h NH41B-1777 POSTER Delineating Landslide
Creeping with GPS and TLS Integrated Field
Survey at the Slumgullion Landslide Site.: X Zhu, G
Wang, H Lee, J Wang
0800h NH41B-1778 POSTER A Comparison of
Several of the Latest High-Resolution Spaceborne,
Airborne, and in situ Landslide Kinematic
Measurement Techniques Utilizing the Slumgullion
Earthflow Natural Laboratory in Southwest
Colorado: A Madson, E J Fielding, K C Cavanaugh
0800h NH41B-1779 POSTER Modeling of Submarine
Landslides with the Multi-material Level Set
Method and Non-Newtonian Fluid Models: C H
Jeon, B R Hodges
0800h NH41B-1780 POSTER The Influence of
Upward Groundwater between Joints on the
Stability and the Behavior of Dip Slope Failures: C
H Weng, M L Lin, P C Hsieh
0800h NH41B-1781 POSTER Seismic Signals reveal
Precursors, Force History and Runout Dynamics of
the Tsunami-creating Askja Caldera Landslide, July
21, 2014: A Schöpa, W A Chao, A Burtin, N Hovius
0800h NH41B-1782 POSTER Examining the impact
of landslide disturbances on hydrologic response
dynamics using a paired hillslope approach:
Implications for landslide hazard persistence: B B
Mirus, J B Smith, R L Baum
0800h NH41B-1783 POSTER A new attractiondisseverance model for explaining landsliding in
clay-rich tephras: M O Kluger, V Moon, S Kreiter,
D Lowe, J Churchman, D A Hepp, D Seibel, E Jorat,
T Mörz
0800h NH41B-1784 POSTER Alluvium-Buttressed
Landslides: Conceptual Model and Examples from
California: P L Johnson, W R Cotton Sr, P O Shires
0800h NH41B-1785 POSTER Research on the
evolution model and deformation mechanisms of
Baishuihe landslide based on analyzing geologic
process of slope: S Zhang, H Tang, Y Cai, Q Tan
0800h NH41B-1786 POSTER Assessment of
submarine landslides hazard through geotechnical
and rheological analysis of sediments on the French
Atlantic continental slope: S Toucanne, S Howlett,
S Garziglia, R Silva Jacinto, S Courgeon, M Sabine,
V Riboulot, B Marsset
0800h NH41B-1787 POSTER Seismic fragility
analysis for geostructures using ANN-based
response surface: N S Park, S E Cho
0800h NH41B-1796 POSTER Classification of
Earthquake-triggered Landslide Events – Review
of Classical and Particular Cases: A Braun, H B
Havenith, R Schlögel
0800h NH41B-1797 POSTER Relation between
crustal deformation direction and aspect of slope
failures triggered by 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake:
H P Sato, H UNE
0800h NH41B-1798 POSTER Seismological Aspects
of the August 7th Zhouqu Debris Flows: Y Dan, X
Huang
NEAR SURFACE GEOPHYSICS
NS41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Frontiers of Uncertainty Estimation in
Geophysical Inversion II Posters
Anandaroop Ray, Chevron Corporation
Houston; Niklas Linde, University of
Lausanne; Jan Dettmer, Australian
National University; Kerry Key, Institute
of Geophysics and Planetary Physics La
Jolla
0800h NS41A-1892 POSTER Constraining Mass
Anomalies Using Trans-dimensional Gravity
Inversions: K Izquierdo, L Montesi, V Lekic
0800h NS41A-1893 POSTER Global Nonlinear
Optimization for the Interpretation of Magnetic
Anomalies Over Idealized Geological Bodies for
Ore Exploration – An Insight about Uncertainty: A
Biswas
0800h NS41A-1894 POSTER Joint two dimensional
inversion of gravity and magnetotelluric data
using correspondence maps: J Carrillo Lopez, L A
Gallardo
0800h NS41A-1895 POSTER 2D Unstructured Grid
Based Constrained Inversion of Magnetic Data
Using Fuzzy C Means Clustering and Lithology
Classification: V Kumar, A Singh, S P Sharma
0800h NS41A-1896 POSTER Non-linear Inversion
of Probability Density Functions of Surface Wave
Dispersion: E Beucler, M Drilleau, I Gaudot, A
Mocquet, T Bodin, P H Lognonne
0800h NS41A-1897 POSTER A new Bayesian
formulation to locate earthquakes from body-wave
direction of arrival: E Gaucher, A Gesret, M Noble
0800h NS41A-1898 POSTER Joint Bayesian inference
for near-surface explosion yield: V Bulaevskaya, S
R Ford, A L Ramirez, A J Rodgers
0800h NS41A-1899 POSTER Analysis of
Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar Phase
Data at Brady Hot Springs, Nevada, USA Using
Prior Information: E C Reinisch, S T Ali, M A
Cardiff, C Morency, C Kreemer, K L Feigl, P Team
0800h NS41A-1900 POSTER Improved Cluster
Method Applied to the InSAR data of the 2007
Piton de la Fournaise eruption: V Cayol, A Augier, J
L Froger, S Menassian
0800h NS41A-1901 POSTER Sloppy inversion and
optimal experiment design for last glacial maximum
Barents Sea Ice Sheet configuration: S B Kachuck,
L M Cathles
0800h NS41A-1902 POSTER Rapid uncertainty
estimation in finite fault inversion: Case study for
the 2015, Mw 8.3 Illapel earthquake: P R Cummins,
R F Benavente, J Dettmer, A Williamson
NS41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0800h NH41B-1789 POSTER Swellable clay minerals
in weathering products of volcanic sediments related
to landslides by 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake: H
Isobe, M Torii
Rosemary Knight, Stanford University;
John Lane, 86*62ɝFHRI*URXQGZDWHU
0800h NH41B-1792 POSTER Probabilistic stability
evaluation of the levee using the transient analysis:
C W Lee, S E Cho, J M Hwang
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h NH41B-1795 POSTER Dynamics of the
Wulong Landslide Revealed by Broadband Seismic
Records: X Huang, Y Dan
Geophysical Methods for
Groundwater Evaluation and
Management II Posters (joint with H, PA)
0800h NH41B-1791 POSTER Delineation of
Landslide Prone Areas based on Geotechnical and
Mineralogical Evaluation of Rocks and Soil to
Understand the Failure Zones in a part of Alaknanda
Valley, Garhwal Himalaya, India: H Asthana, N
Singh, R Sen, C A Vishwakarma, P Singh, V Rena,
S Mukherjee
2016
0800h NH41B-1794 POSTER Numerical modeling
of landslides and generated seismic waves: The
Bingham Canyon Mine landslides: H Miallot, A
Mangeney, Y Capdeville, C Hibert
0800h NH41B-1788 POSTER February 2011 sensitive
clay landslides in eastern Turkey: N Akçar, V
Yavuz, S Ivy-Ochs, O Fredin, F Schlunegger
0800h NH41B-1790 POSTER Evaluation of loess
landslide risk based on joint strength theory and
numerical parameter estimation: J Liu
16
0800h NH41B-1793 POSTER Microseismic Events
Detection on Xishancun Landslide, Sichuan
Province, China: M Sheng, R Chu, Z Wei
0800h NS41B-1903 POSTER Hydrogeological
mapping of the island of Gotland, Sweden, using
SkyTEM: P Dahlqvist, M Bastani, L Persson, C A
Triumf, M Erlström, T Bach
0800h NS41B-1904 POSTER 4D ERT Monitoring of
Subsurface Water Pipe Leakage During a Controlled
Field Experiment: C Inauen, J E Chambers, P B
Wilkinson, P Meldrum, R T Swift, S Uhlemann, D
Gunn, B Dashwood, J Taxil, G Curioni
0800h NS41B-1905 POSTER A study of building the
hydrogeological apparent model with geoelectrical
measurements for the Chia-Nan Coastal Plain of
SW Taiwan: P Y Chang, J P Tsai, J P Tsai, L C
Chang
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h NS41B-1906 POSTER Application of MRFbased Stochastic Joint Inversion of Transient
Hydraulic Head and Electrical Resistivity
Measurements to Identify 2-D Fracture Zone
Connectivity: G Zhang, E K Oware
0800h NS41B-1907 POSTER Using FOSM-Based
Data Worth Analyses to Design Geophysical
Surveys to Reduce Uncertainty in a Regional
Groundwater Model Update: B D Smith, J White,
W H Kress, B R Clark, J Barlow
0800h NS41B-1908 POSTER Seismic refraction
and electrical resistivity tests for fracture induced
hydraulic anisotropy in a mountain watershed.: A L
Mendieta, J Bradford, L M Liberty, J P McNamara
0800h NS41B-1909 POSTER Electromagnetic
analysis of groundwater on the Arizona-Utah
border: T Vander Vis, R C Porter, J P Macy
0800h NS41B-1910 POSTER Augmenting a LargeScale Hydrology Model to Reproduce Groundwater
Variability: D Stampoulis, J T Reager II, K
Andreadis, J S Famiglietti
0800h NS41B-1911 POSTER Evaluation of
Cementation of the Loma Blanca Fault Zone
Utilizing Electrical Resistivity: H Barnes, G A
Spinelli, P Mozley, J R Hinojosa
0800h NS41B-1912 POSTER Continuous gravimetric
monitoring as an integrative tool for exploring
hydrological processes in the Lomme Karst System
(Belgium): A Watlet, M J Van Camp, A Poulain, V
Hallet, G Rochez, Y Quinif, P Meus, O Kaufmann,
O Francis
0800h NS41B-1913 POSTER Integrating NonCollocated Well and Geophysical Data to Capture
Lithological Heterogeneity at a Managed Aquifer
Recharge and Recovery Site: I Gottschalk, T
Hermans, J Caers, D A Cameron, R J Knight, J
Regnery, J E McCray
0800h NS41B-1914 POSTER Monitoring percolation
of a conductive tracer, as a proxy for nitrate
transport, through glacial till and fractured
sandstone in the vadose zone underlying a potato
field, using 3D cross-hole electrical resistivity
imaging: S Wang, K E Butler, D Serban, B Petersen,
M Grimmett
0800h NS41B-1915 POSTER A Comparison of
Sedimentary Environments in an Alpine Meadow
and the Influence on Groundwater Availability,
Applying Near Surface Geophysical Methods.: M
Ayers, J L Galvin, T M Blacic, S M Yarnell, M S
Craig
0800h NS41B-1916 POSTER Development of an SP
simulation package for understanding fundamentals
of self-potential responses at an earth dam: S Kang,
S K Lim, D Oldenburg
0800h NS41B-1917 POSTER Geoelectrical Methods
and Monitoring for Dam Safety Assessment,
Republic of Korea: S K Lim, D Oldenburg, S Kang,
S H Song
0800h NS41B-1918 POSTER Estimating Hyrdologic
Properties of Groundwater Wells Using Tracer
Pulse Dynamic Flow Profiling: K A Miles, N Heller
NS41B-1919
POSTER
Geophysical
0800h
Characterization of in situ Serpentinization
Processes at the Coast Range Ophiolite Microbial
Observatory (CROMO): E Ortiz, M Tominaga, D
Cardace, M O Schrenk, T M Hoehler, M D Kubo
OCEAN SCIENCES
OS41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Ocean Gas Plume Science:
Hydrocarbon Transport in the Geo-,
Hydro-, Atmo-spheres II Posters
Alex Barnard, University of Houston;
Hiroshi Fukuoka, Niigata University
0800h OS41A-1939 POSTER Numerous Bubble
Plumes Mapped and New Seeps Characterized on
the Cascadia Margin: R W Embley, S G Merle,
N Raineault, T Baumberger, S A Seabrook, H P
Johnson, A M Trehu, J E Lupton, A R Thurber, M
E Torres, S R Hammond, E A Solomon, M Salmi
0800h OS41A-1940 POSTER Water Column
Methane Bubble Stream Data Analysis and
Visualization from a Survey of the U.S. Cascadia
Continental Margin: S G Merle, R W Embley, N
Raineault, H P Johnson, E Sampaga, T Baumberger,
T K A Lau
0800h OS41A-1941 POSTER Passive acoustic
records of two vigorous bubble-plume methane
seeps on the Oregon continental margin: R P
Dziak, H Matsumoto, S G Merle, R W Embley, T
Baumberger, S R Hammond
0800h OS41A-1942 POSTER Bubble composition
of natural gas seeps discovered along the Cascadia
Continental Margin: T Baumberger, S G Merle, R
W Embley, S A Seabrook, N Raineault, M D Lilley,
L J Evans, S L Walker, J E Lupton
0800h OS41A-1943 POSTER E/V Nautilus Mapping
and ROV Dives Reveal Hundreds of Vents along
the West Coast of the United States: R Kane, N
Raineault, R W Embley, S G Merle, P R Girguis, O
Irish, M Lubetkin, C R German, L A Levin, M H
Cormier, C Caldow, R Freedman, L Gee
0800h OS41A-1944 POSTER Reconnaissance of
gas plumes offshore Sado Island: H Fukuoka, C
Aoyama, H Watanabe, H Komatsu, H Tajima
0800h OS41A-1945 POSTER Geological timing
and duration of methane seepage in different
sedimentary and tectonic settings in the Lower
Congo Basin: S Wenau, V Spiess
OS41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
5HFHQW6FLHQWLȴF'LVFRYHULHVDQG
Innovative Technology and Method
Developments that Advance
Characterization of the Deep Ocean II
Posters
Allison Miller, Schmidt Ocean
Institute; Chris Beaverson, NOAA
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Research; Joseph Resing, 3DFLȴF0DULQH
Environmental Laboratory; Brian
Midson, National Science Foundation
0800h OS41B-1946 POSTER NOAA Deepwater
Exploration of the Marianas 2016: Volcanic arc
and Backarc Basin: R J Stern, M N Brounce, B
Chadwick, P B Fryer, D Glickson, S G Merle
Hydrothermal
0800h OS41B-1947 POSTER
exploration of the Mariana Back Arc Basin: Chemical
Characterization: J A Resing, B Chadwick, E T
Baker, D A Butterfield, T Baumberger, N J Buck, S L
Walker, S G Merle, S Michael
0800h OS41B-1948 POSTER NOAA Deepwater
Exploration of the Marianas 2016: Pacific Plate,
Mariana Trench, and Mariana Forearc: P B Fryer,
D Glickson, C Kelley, J Drazen, R J Stern
0800h OS41B-1949 POSTER High resolution
mapping of hydrothermal plumes in the Mariana
back-arc relate seafloor sources to above-bottom
plumes: S L Walker, E T Baker, J A Resing, W W
Chadwick Jr, S G Merle, C L Kaiser
0800h OS41B-1950 POSTER Chemical Fluxes from
a Recently Erupted Submarine Volcano on the
Mariana Arc: N J Buck, J A Resing, J E Lupton, B I
Larson, S L Walker, E T Baker
0800h OS41B-1951 POSTER Exploring Pacific
Seamounts through Telepresence Mapping on the
NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer: E Lobecker, L M
Gray, M Malik, D Sowers, B R Kennedy
0800h OS41C-1964 POSTER The Keelung Submarine
volcanoes and gas plumes in the nearshore of
northern Taiwan: J C Huang, C H Tsia, S K Hsu,
S S Lin
0800h OS41C-1974 POSTER Dating of barite and
anhydrite in sea-floor hydrothermal deposits in the
Okinawa Trough: F Taisei, S Toyoda, A Uchida, J I
Ishibashi, S Totsuka, K Shimada, S Nakai
0800h OS41C-1965 POSTER The characteristics of
hydrothermal plumes observed at the Zouyu-1 and
Zouyu-2 hydrothermal fields in the Southern MidAtlantic Ridges: S Chen, C Tao, E T Baker, H Li
0800h OS41C-1975 POSTER Structural features
related to the volcanic gases in Southern Okinawa
Trough: H F Wang, S K Hsu, C H Tsia, S C Chen,
M F Wu
0800h OS41C-1967 POSTER Analysis of the signals
recorded by a single OBS/H near the active Longqi
hydrothermal vent at the ultraslow spreading
Southwest Indian Ridge (49°39´E): Y Liu, C Tao, L
Cai, L Qiu
0800h OS41C-1977 POSTER First results from the
in-situ temperature measurements by the newly
developed downhole tool during the drilling cruise
in the hydrothermal fields of the mid-Okinawa
Trough: K Kitada, H Y Wu, J Miyazaki, K Akiyama,
T Nozaki, J I Ishibashi, H Kumagai, L Maeda
0800h OS41C-1966 POSTER Hydrothermal activities
around Dragon Horn Area (49.7°E) on ultra-slow
spreading Southwest Indian Ridge (SWIR): C Tao, J
Liang, H Zhang, H Li, I V Egorov, S Liao
0800h OS41C-1968 POSTER Acoustic Seafloor
Classification near the Duanqiao hydrothermal field
at the Southwest Indian Ridge from Multibeam
Backscatter Data: A Wang, C Tao, Y Xu, G Zhang,
S Liao
0800h OS41C-1969 POSTER Research of seafloor
topographic analyses for a staged mineral
exploration: M Ikeda, K Kadoshima, Y Koizumi, T
Yamakawa, E Asakawa, T Sumi, M Kose
0800h OS41C-1970 POSTER Using the OOI Cabled
Array HD Camera to Explore Geophysical and
Oceanographic Problems at Axial Seamount: T J
Crone, F Knuth, A Marburg
0800h OS41C-1971 POSTER Characterizing Volcanic
Processes using Near-bottom, High Resolution
Magnetic Mapping of the Caldera and Inner Crater
of the Kick’em Jenny Submarine Volcano: T L
Ruchala, M Chen, M Tominaga, S Carey
0800h OS41C-1972 POSTER Results of Physical
Property Measurements Obtained during the
CHIKYU Cruise CK16-01 to Hydrothermal Fields
of the Middle Okinawa Trough: W Tanikawa, Y
Masaki, S Komori, J Torimoto, M Makio, Y Ohta,
T Nozaki, J I Ishibashi, H Kumagai, L Maeda, Y
Hamada
0800h OS41C-1973 POSTER Drilling constraints on
bimodal volcanism and subsequent formation of
contrasted uppermost crustal compositions at the
middle Okinawa Trough: T Yamasaki, Y Takaya,
N Mukae, T Nagase, T Tindell, S Totsuka, Y Uno,
K Yonezu, T Nozaki, J I Ishibashi, H Kumagai, L
Maeda, C Shipboard Scientist
0800h OS41B-1952 POSTER Mooring Measurements
of the Abyssal Circulations in the Western Pacific
Ocean: J Wang, F Wang
0800h OS41C-1976 POSTER Sedimentation of iron
deposits in Nagahama Bay, Satsuma Iwo-jima
Island:Precipitation behavior of colloidal particle: T
Harada, S Kiyokawa, M Ikehara
0800h OS41C-1978 POSTER Comprehensive
Understanding of the Shinkai Seep Field in the
Southern Mariana Forearc Based On HighResolution Bathymetry Data: Y Ohara, T Okumura,
R J Stern, M Fujii, T Kasaya, F Martinez, K
Michibayashi
0800h OS41C-1979 POSTER The TectonicMagmatic Evolution of Galápagos Lineaments from
Radiometric Dating and Bathymetry Along the
Pinta-Marchena Ridge: C Sinton, E L Mittelstaedt,
K S Harpp, D J Fornari, D Geist, S A Soule
0800h OS41C-1980 POSTER Impact of Neotectonic
activities on coral reef Red Sea Egypt; Case study
Jubal Island: A Hamouda
0800h OS41C-1981 POSTER Development of Proxies
for Vent Fluid Trace Metal Concentrations and
pH through Study of Sulfide Chimney Linings:
G N Evans, M K Tivey, J Seewald, O J Rouxel, B
Monteleone
0800h OS41C-1982 POSTER Similarities and
Differences in the Distributions of Hydrothermal
Venting and the Formation of Seafloor Massive
Sulfide Deposits at the Tui Malila and Mariner Vent
Fields, Valu Fa Ridge: M K Tivey, G N Evans, V L
Ferrini, H Spierer
0800h OS41C-1983 POSTER Young Volcanism on 20
Million Year Old Seafloor: The DISCOL Area, Nazca
Plate.: C W Devey, A Boetius, T Kwasnitschka, N
Augustin, I A Yeo, J Greinert
0800h OS41C-1984 POSTER From Submarine
Volcanoes to Modern Atolls: New Insights from the
Mozambique Channel (SW Indian Ocean): S Jorry,
S Courgeon, G Camoin, M BouDagher-Fadel, G
Jouet, E Poli
0800h OS41B-1953 POSTER Circulation in the
Ecologically Protected Lau Basin: E Simons, K G
Speer, W Weijer
0800h OS41B-1954 POSTER Observing Crustal
Magnetic Anomalies in Remote Ocean Regions:
Filling in the Gaps: B Claus, J C Kinsey, M
Tominaga, M Tivey
0800h OS41B-1955 POSTER Observation of water
mass characteristics in the southwestern Mariana
Trench: H Xu, Q Xie, B Hong
0800h OS41B-1956 POSTER Estimation of marine
mineral resources abundance using back-scattering
intensity of Deep-tow Side Scan Sonar: C M Yoo, J
Joo, K Hyeong, S B Chi
0800h OS41B-1958 POSTER Improved Detection
and Mapping of Deepwater Hydrocarbon Seeps:
Optimizing Acquisition and Processing Parameters
for Marine Seep Hunting : G A Mitchell, D Orange,
J J Gharib, E J Saade, S B Joye
0800h OS41B-1959 POSTER Reduction of Magnetic
Noise Associated with Ocean Waves by Sage-Husa
Adaptive Kalman Filter in Towed Overhauser
Marine Magnetic Sensor: J GE, H Dong, H Liu, W
Luo
0800h OS41B-1960 POSTER Potential Use of Deepocean Bottom Temperatures Measured by NOAA’s
Operational DART Systems in Identifying Longterm Climate Trends: M C Eble, G Mungov
0800h OS41B-1961 POSTER Interpretation of the
Relationship between Benthic Fauna, Geologic
Distributions, and Methane Seeps at Southern
Hydrate Ridge, Oregon Continental Margin: K
Bigham, D S Kelley, J R Delaney
OS41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
6FLHQWLȴFDQG7HFKQLFDO$GYDQFHV
in Mapping and Characterizing
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Processes I Posters
Timothy Crone, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory; Delwayne Bohnenstiehl,
North Carolina State Univ.
0800h OS41C-1962 POSTER High-resolution
Topography of PACMANUS and DESMOS
Hydrothermal Fields in the Manus Basin through
ROV “FAXIAN”: Z Luan, X Ma, J Yan, X Zhang,
C Zheng, D Sun
0800h OS41C-1963 POSTER The hydrothermal
exploration system on the ’Qianlong2’ AUV: W Tao,
C Tao, Z Jinhui, L Cai, Z Guoyin
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THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
17
0800h OS41C-1985 POSTER Signs of Recent
Volcanism and Hydrothermal Activity Along
the Eastern Segment of the Galapagos Spreading
Center: N Raineault, C Smart, L A Mayer, R D
Ballard, C R Fisher, L Marsh, T M Shank
0800h OS41C-1986 POSTER Advances in detection
of diffuse seafloor venting using structured light
imaging.: C Smart, C Roman, S Carey
0800h OS41C-1987 POSTER Combination of
ORP and pH sensors in tow-yo studies to map
redox and acid-base anomalies in seawater due
to hydrothermal activity in shallow areas: J M
Santana-Casiano, M González-Dávila, E FraileNuez, C Santana-González, E T Baker, J A Resing,
S L Walker
0800h OS41C-1988 POSTER Monitoring and
Modelling the Evolution of the Hunga Tonga Hunga
Ha’apai (Kingdom of Tonga) Volcanic Island by
means of Satellite Remote Sensing: D A Slayback, J
B Garvin, G Asrar, V L Ferrini, C Giguere
0800h OS41C-1989 POSTER Self-organization
of hydrothermal outflow and recharge in young
oceanic crust: Constraints from open-top porous
convection analog experiments: E L Mittelstaedt, J
A L Olive, T Barreyre
0800h OS41C-1990 POSTER High-resolution AUV
mapping of the 2015 flows at Axial Seamount, Juan
de Fuca Ridge: J B Paduan, W W Chadwick Jr, D
A Clague, M Le Saout, D W Caress, H J Thomas,
D Yoerger
0800h OS41C-1991 POSTER Vertical deformation of
the Axial Seamount summit from repeated 1-m scale
bathymetry surveys using AUVs: D W Caress, D A
Clague, J B Paduan, H J Thomas, W W Chadwick Jr,
S L Nooner, D Yoerger
0800h OS41C-1992 POSTER Seismic and Tectonic
Monitoring of the Endeavour Ridge Segment—
Recent and Future Expansion of Ocean Networks
Canada’s NEPTUNE Observatory on the Juan
de Fuca Ridge: M Heesemann, E E Davis, M
Scherwath, H Kao, L A Coogan, G C Rogers, W S
D Wilcock
0800h OS41C-1993 POSTER Waveform Template
Matching and Analysis of Hydroacoustic Events
from the April-May 2015 Eruption of Axial
Volcano: M E Mann, D R Bohnenstiehl, J Weis
0800h OS41C-1994 POSTER Reconstructing recent
volcanic histories from high-resolution AUV
sidescan sonar imagery: I A Yeo
OS41D
Moscone West 3011
Thursday 0800h
Recent Advances in Ocean
Biogeochemical Observations and
Modeling I S (joint with A, B)
Britton Stephens, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; John Dunne,
NOAA / Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory; Nicole Lovenduski,
University of Colorado
0800h OS41D-01 Inconsistent strategies to spin
up models in CMIP5: implications for ocean
biogeochemical model performance assessment: R
Seferian, M Gehlen, L Bopp, L Resplandy, J C Orr,
O Marti
0815h OS41D-02 Global carbon export at 0.1
degrees: the effects of resolving mesoscale
circulation on the biological pump: C S Harrison,
M C Long, N S Lovenduski
0830h OS41D-03 Reduced-Order Biogeochemical
Flux Model for High-Resolution Multi-Scale
Biophysical Simulations: K Smith, P Hamlington, N
Pinardi, M Zavatarelli, R F Milliff
0845h OS41D-04 Space and Time Variability of
the Southern Ocean Carbon Budget: I Rosso, M R
Mazloff, A Verdy, L D Talley
0900h OS41D-05 Recent Ship, Satellite and
Autonomous Observations of Southern Ocean
Eddies: P G Strutton, S Moreau, J Llort, H E Phillips,
R Patel, A Della Penna, C Langlais, A Lenton, R
Matear, H Dawson, P W Boyd
0915h OS41D-06 Impact of Antarctic Polar Front
Variability on Southern Ocean Biogeochemistry: N
M Freeman, N S Lovenduski, P R Gent
0930h OS41D-07 Estimates of Phytoplankton
Community Composition in the Productive Coastal
Waters of Antarctica and Potential Impacts on
Carbon Cycling: K L Randolph, H M Dierssen, O
Schofield, D R Munro
0945h OS41D-08 Exploring Estimates of Net
Community Production and Export Along the
Western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP), 1993-2014.:
H W Ducklow, M R Stukel, J S Bowman, H Kim, N
Cassar, R Eveleth, Z Li, S C Doney, S F Sailley, T D
Jickells, A R Baker, R Chance
PLANETARY SCIENCES
P41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Characterizing Subsurface Water and
Ice on Small Bodies, Planets, and Icy
Ocean Worlds I Posters (joint with C, NS)
0800h P41B-2077 POSTER The Potential for Plate
Tectonics about Sun-like Stars in the Galaxy
as Controlled by Composition: S D Hull, C T
Unterborn, L P Stixrude, W R Panero
6WHSKHQ&OL΍RUG, Lunar and Planetary
Institute; Essam Heggy, University of
Southern California; Valerie Ciarletti,
LATMOS Laboratoire Atmosphères,
Milieux, Observations Spatiales
0800h P41B-2078 POSTER Coupled Tectonic and
Climatic Shifts in Planetary Evolution: M B Weller,
A Lenardic, M Jellinek
0800h P41A-2058 POSTER Theoretical models
for ice mixtures in outer solar system bodies: R M
Escribano, P C Gómez, G Molpeceres, V Timón, M
A Moreno, B Maté
0800h P41A-2059 POSTER Constraints on a
Water Layer in Jupiter’s moon Ganymede from
Tidal Deformation and Forced Librations: B L A
Vermeersen, H M Jara Orue
0800h P41A-2060 POSTER Neutral pH ocean on
Ceres: Implications for formation temperature
of Ceres in the protoplanetary disk: Y Sekine, T
Shibuya, Y Aikawa
0800h P41A-2061 POSTER Spectral Monitoring
of Volatiles During Drilling into Frozen Lunar
Simulant: T L Roush, A Cook, A Colaprete, R
Bielawski, E Fritzler, J Benton, B White, J Forgione,
J Kleinhenz, J Smith, G Paulsen, K Zacny, R
McMurray
0800h P41A-2062 POSTER Modelling Internal
Heterogeneities in Debris-Covered Glaciers: The
Potential to Link Morphology and Climate: C M
Stuurman, J Holt, J Levy
0800h P41A-2063 POSTER Development of a
TRL6 1 m class drill for acquisition and transfer of
volatile rich samples on the Moon, Mars, and Ocean
Worlds: K Zacny, G Paulsen
0800h P41A-2064 POSTER Identifying Icy Chaos
and Chaotic Regions on Europa in Low-resolution
Images Using a Statistical Approach: J Noviello, A
Rhoden, E J Leonard
0800h P41A-2065 POSTER Thermo-chemical Ice
Penetrator for Icy Moons: J W Arenberg, G Lee,
G Harpole, J Zamel, B Sen, F Ross, K D Retherford
P41C
Moscone West 2009
Thursday 0800h
The Exploration of Ceres and Vesta by
Dawn and Earth-Based Analyses I S
(joint with C, EP, T, V)
Jennifer Scully, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Scott King, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State
University; Francesca Zambon, IAPSINAF; Ernesto Palomba, IAPS-INAF
0800h P41C-01 Exploration of an Ancient Ocean
World: Dawn at Ceres: C A Raymond
0815h P41C-02 Elemental composition of Ceres:
T H Prettyman, N Yamashita, M J Toplis, H
Y McSween Jr, N Schorghofer, S Marchi, W C
Feldman, J C Castillo, O Forni, D J Lawrence, E
Ammannito, B L Ehlmann, H G Sizemore, S P Joy, C
A Polanskey, M Rayman, C A Raymond, C T Russell
0830h P41C-03 Impact crater morphology and the
Central Pit/Dome of Occator: Ceres as an Ice-rich
Body: P Schenk, S Marchi, D P O’Brien, T Platz, M
T Bland, D Buczkowski, J E C Scully, E Ammannito,
C A Raymond, C T Russell
0845h P41C-04 Crater-related flow features on Ceres
- Implications for cryovolcanism: R Jaumann, K
Krohn, K Stephan, K A Otto, N Schmedemann, R
J Wagner, K D Matz, F Tosi, F Zambon, I von der
Gathen, F Schulzeck, D Buczkowski, H Hiesinger, H
Y McSween Jr, C M Pieters, F Preusker, T Roatsch,
C A Raymond, C T Russell, D A Williams
P41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0930h P41C-07 Possible Faster Paleo-spin of Ceres
as an Explanation of its Present-day Shape and
Gravity: X Mao, W B McKinnon, K N Singer
Surface-Interior Coupling on Earth,
Venus, and Rocky Exoplanets:
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Habitability I Posters
Bradford Foley, Pennsylvania State
University Main Campus; Robert
Grimm, Southwest Research Institute
Boulder; Laurent Montesi, University
of Maryland College Park; Colin
Jackson, Carnegie Institution for Science
Washington
0800h P41B-2068 POSTER Remote Geochemical and
Mineralogical Analyses under Venus Atmospheric
Conditions by Raman – Laser Induced Breakdown
Spectroscopy (LIBS): S M Clegg, R C Wiens, R T
Newell, D S DeCroix, S K Sharma, A K Misra, M
D Dyar, R B Anderson, S M Angel, R Martinez, R
McInroy
0800h P41B-2069 POSTER The Venera-D Mission
Concept: Evaluation by a Joint Science Definition
Team of a Means for the Comprehensive Scientific
Exploration of Venus: D Senske, L V Zasova,
T Economou, N Eismont, L W Esposito, M
Gerasimov, N I Ignatiev, M Ivanov, K L Jessup,
O Korablev, K Tibor, S S Limaye, A Martynov, A
Ocampo
0800h P41B-2070 POSTER Unlocking the secrets of
Venus surface mineralogy from orbit: J Helbert,
A Maturilli, S Ferrari, M D Dyar, N T Mueller, S E
Smrekar, J Koulen
0800h P41B-2071 POSTER Identification of
Elemental Composition of the Venus Surface using
Active 14-MeV Neutron Source and Gamma Ray
Spectrometer: L M Martinez Sierra, I Jun, M L
Litvak, A B Sanin
0800h P41B-2072 POSTER FirefOx Design
Reference fO2 Sensor for Hot, Deep Atmospheres: N
Izenberg, S Papadakis, D Deglau, A S Francomacaro
0800h P41B-2073 POSTER Sublimating Paradigms
on Venus: Volatiles, Episodic Tectonics, and
Subduction: S E Smrekar, A Davaille
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h PA41B-2137 POSTER Mercury in Fish of the
American and Bear River Watershed Reservoirs:
Tissue Analysis and Strategies for Minimizing
Exposure at Lake Clementine and Rollins Reservoir,
California: A K Keeble-Toll, C Monohan, D L
Brown, G Pearson
0800h PA41B-2138 POSTER Leaching characteristics,
ecotoxicity, and risk assessment based management
of mine wastes: J Kim, W J Ju, E H Jho, K Nam, J
K Hong
0800h PA41B-2139 POSTER Sediment Source
Analysis at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park,
California: A J Ward IV, C Monohan, S J Matiasek,
C N Alpers, J Curtis, K M Campbell, D A Roth, J
Howle
0800h PA41B-2140 POSTER Due Diligence
Processes for Public Acquisition of MiningImpacted Landscapes: E Martin, C Monohan, A K
Keeble-Toll
0800h PA41B-2141 POSTER Mechanical Mercury
Extraction Process® Test Results at Combie
Reservoir: C Monohan, C N Alpers, M C MarvinDiPasquale
PA41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0915h P41C-06 Ceres’ darkest secret and its putative
exosphere: N Schorghofer, E Mazarico, T Platz,
S Schroeder, S Byrne, U Carsenty, J P Combe,
A Ermakov, L A McFadden, T H Prettyman, F
Preusker, C A Raymond, C T Russell
0800h P41B-2075 POSTER Lithospheric Subduction
on Earth and Venus?: D T Sandwell, E Garcia, D R
Stegman, G Schubert
2016
0800h P41B-2079 POSTER Climatic Evolution and
Habitability of Terrestrial Planets: Perspectives
from Coupled Atmosphere-Mantle Systems: D
Basu Sarkar, W B Moore
0800h P41A-2067 POSTER Molecular Diffusion of
Volatiles in Lunar Regolith during the Resource
Prospector Mission Sample Acquisition: L A
Teodoro, A Colaprete, T L Roush, R C Elphic, A
Cook, J Kleinhenz, E Fritzler, J T Smith, K Zacny
0800h P41B-2074 POSTER Plume-induced roll
back subduction around Venus large coronae: A
Davaille, S E Smrekar, S M Tomlinson
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0800h P41B-2076 POSTER Fully Determined
Scaling Laws for Volumetrically Heated Convective
Systems, a Tool for Assessing Habitability of
Exoplanets.: K Vilella, E C Kaminski
0945h P41C-08 ALMA observation of Ceres’ Surface
Temperature.: T N Titus, J Y Li, M V Sykes, W H
Ip, I Lai, A Moullet
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PA41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
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Events I Posters (joint with IN, SA, SM)
Seth Jonas, Science and Technology
Policy Institute; Pete Riley, Predictive
Science Inc.; Thomas Immel, University
of California Berkeley; Bill Murtagh,
NOAA
0800h PA41A-2132 POSTER GOES-R – Preparing
for an Extreme Space Weather Event: W F Denig,
S J Goodman, R J Redmon, J V Rodriguez, D B
Seaton, W F Rowland, J Darnel, P T M Loto’aniu, B
T Kress, J L Machol, A Boudouridis, D C Wilkinson,
M Tilton
0800h PA41A-2133 POSTER Influence of Extreme
Magnetic Storms on the Upper Atmosphere: Y
Deng, C Sheng, B Tsurutani, A J Mannucci
0800h PA41A-2135 POSTER The Worldwide
Interplanetary Scintillation (IPS) Stations (WIPSS)
Network in support of Space-Weather Science
and Forecasting: M M Bisi, A Gonzalez-Esparza,
B V Jackson, E Aguilar-Rodriguez, M Tokumaru,
I V Chashei, S A Tyul’bashev, P K Manoharan, R
A Fallows, O Chang, J C Mejia-Ambriz, H S Yu, K
Fujiki, V Shishov
0800h PA41A-2136 POSTER Towards a SelfConsistent Simulation Capability of Catastrophic
Solar Energetic Particle Events: I Sokolov, T I
Gombosi, V Bindi, D Borovikov, J Kota, J Giacalone
PA41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Developing Comprehensive
Assessment Strategies for MiningImpacted Landscapes to Inform Land
and Water Management Decisions I
Posters
Carrie Monohan, The Sierra Fund;
Elizabeth Martin, The Sierra Fund;
Alexandria Keeble-Toll, The Sierra Fund
General Contributions to Public
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Linda Rowan, UNAVCO, Inc. Boulder;
Elizabeth Landau, American
Geophysical Union
0800h PA41C-2142 POSTER The Evolving
Evaluation Process for NSF Broader Impacts : J A
Straub, J E Lawrence
0800h PA41C-2143 POSTER Climate change and
Development of a methodological approach for the
implementation of a strategy of resilience in the face
of floods (Tangier North of Morocco): N Satour, N
Kassou, I Kacimi, M BEN-Daoud, M Maatouk
0800h PA41C-2144 POSTER Navigating the
“Research-to-Operations” Bridge of Death:
Collaborative Transition of Remotely-Sensed
Snow Data from Research into Operational Water
Resources Forecasting: W P Miller, S Bender, T H
Painter, B Bernard
0800h PA41C-2145 POSTER Climate Change
Adaptation Activities at the NASA John F. Kennedy
Space Center, Fl., USA: C R Hall, L V Phillips, T
Foster, E Stolen, B Duncan, D Hunt, R Schaub
0800h PA41C-2146 POSTER Monitoring Building
Energy Systems at NASA Centers Using NASA
Earth Science data, CMIP5 climate data products
and RETScreen Expert Clean Energy Tool: P W
Stackhouse Jr, R E Ganoe, D J Westberg, G J Leng,
E Teets, J M Hughes, R De Young, M Carroll, L
C Liou, L T Iraci, J R Podolske, W L Stefanov, W
Chandler
0800h PA41C-2147 POSTER Building Climate
Resilience at NASA Ames Research Center: L T
Iraci, C Mueller, J R Podolske, C Milesi
0800h PA41C-2148 POSTER The effect of Urban
Park Sunset Program on land value in Korea: H R
Kim, H Yoon
0800h PA41C-2149 POSTER Empirical Analysis of
Climate Technology Cooperation to Meet INDC
Targets: W Park, Y W Chung, H J Kim
PA41C-2150 POSTER
Vulnerability
0800h
assessment of chemical industry facilities in South
Korea based on the chemical accident history: S
Heo, W K Lee, S Jong-Ryeul, M I Kim
0800h PA41C-2151 POSTER From on High: Utilizing
Multi-Temporal Atmospheric and Synthetic
Aperture Radar Satellites for Land Management
Decisions: M Hall
0800h PA41C-2152 POSTER Implementation of the
Australian Water Observations from Space (WOfS)
Algorithm in Africa and South America using the
CEOS Data Cube: M B J Purss, N R Mueller, B
Killough, S A Oliver
0800h PA41C-2153 POSTER “GIS, Biostatistics,
meteo, m-health and e-health approaches for
tailored informed evidence-based agricultural,
environment and health interventions in Rwanda”:
P Karame Sr, V Dushimiyimana
0800h PA41C-2155 POSTER U.S. Tuna Fisheries: a
trifecta of sustainable practices at odds with climate
change mitigation: B McKuin, J E Campbell
0800h PA41C-2156 POSTER Breaking down the
plastic age: Road to MICRO 2018: J Baztan, A
Carrasco, O Chouinard, M Cordier, B Jorgensen, A
Miguelez, J P Vanderlinden
PA41D
Moscone South 304
Thursday 0800h
Making an Impact: Stories, Tips, and
Lessons Learned from Collaborating
with Communities II
Rajul Pandya, American Geophysical
Union; Laurie Leshin, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute; Kevin Noone,
Stockholm University; Andrew
Rosenberg, Union of Concerned
Scientists Washington DC
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h PA41D-01 Projects for People: An
International Exchange Focused on Drinking
Water Quality in Rural Peru: T S Weathers, F
Tarazona Vasquez, E Bailey, V Duong, R Gonzales
Vera, D LaPorte, B Rojas Cala, S Torres Atencia, J
Vasquez Auqui
0815h PA41D-02 Data for global solutions: How
new technologies can help people to re-imagine
the future of cities and more : J Tewksbury, O
Gaffney, D Young
0830h PA41D-03 Successful Teaching, Learning,
and Use of Digital Mapping Technology in
Mazvihwa, Rural Zimbabwe: M V Eitzel Solera, S
Madzoro, J Solera, E Mhike Hove, A Changarara, D
Ndlovu, A Chirindira, A Ndlovu, S Gwatipedza, M
Mhizha, M Ndlovu
0845h PA41D-04 Urban-Climate Adaptation Tool:
Optimizing Green Infrastructure: J D Fellows, B L
Bhaduri
0900h PA41D-05 Analysis and Lessons Learned
from an Online, Consultative Dialogue between
Community Leaders and Climate Experts: E SylakGlassman, C Clavin
0915h PA41D-06 Charting a path forward: building
AGU’s capacity to help foster scientist-decision
maker engagement: J A Vano, D H Behar, P Mote,
D B Ferguson, R Pandya
0930h Panel Discussion:
PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AND
PALEOCLIMATOLOGY
PP41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Aerosols, Clouds, and Paleoclimate II
Posters (joint with A, GC)
Nav Sagoo, Yale University; Natalie
Burls, George Mason University Fairfax;
Gisela Winckler, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory; Trude Storelvmo, Yale
University
0800h PP41A-2228 POSTER Factors Affecting
Aerosol Radiative Forcing: J Wang, J Lin, R Ni
0800h PP41A-2229 POSTER Key Features of New
Particle Formation Events at Background Sites in
China: X Shen, J Sun, X Zhang, Y Zhang
PP41A-2230
POSTER
One–year
0800h
Characterization of PM2.5 Chemical Composition
Influenced by Transboundary Haze in Malaysia: M
Asano, Y Fujii, S Tohno, N Sakai, N A Sulong, M I
A Wahab, M T Latif
0800h PP41A-2231 POSTER Establishing the Impact
of Model Surfactants on Cloud Condensation Nuclei
Activation of Sea Spray Aerosols: S Forestieri, C D
Cappa, C R Ruehl
0800h PP41A-2232 POSTER A Continuous Flow
Diffusion Chamber Study of Sea Salt Particles Acting
as Cloud Seeds: Deliquescence, Ice Nucleation and
Sublimation: X Kong, M J Wolf, S Garimella, M
Roesch, D J Cziczo
0800h PP41A-2233 POSTER Comparison of two
derivatization methods for the analysis of short
chain fatty acids in the ambient aerosol using GCMS: G Kim, S Jeon
0800h PP41A-2234 POSTER Flow Reactor for
studying Physicochemical and aging properties of
SOA: Z B Babar
0800h PP41A-2235 POSTER A note on the effects
of inorganic seed aerosol on the oxidation state of
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D Huang, X Zhang, N F Dalleska, H Lignell, M
Coggon, C M Chan, R C Flagan, J Seinfeld, C K
Chan
0800h PP41A-2236 POSTER Cloud Cover Trend
Analysis for the Arabian Peninsula Region: L A
Yousef
0800h PP41A-2237 POSTER Measurements of
aerosol and cloud layers using a multi-wavelength
Elastic-Raman lidar: A Arapi
0800h PP41A-2238 POSTER Global distribution
of Cloud Droplet Effective Radius from POLDER
Measurement: H Shang, L Husi, L Chen, S Li
PP41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Astronomical Forcing of Past Climate
II Posters
Molly Patterson, University of
Massachusetts Amherst; Rocio
Caballero-Gill, Brown University;
Rajashi Roychowdhury, University
of Massachusetts Amherst; Edward
Gasson, University of Massachusetts
Amherst
0800h PP41B-2239 POSTER The Mediterranean
circulation during extreme precessional climate
change: a high resolution transient simulation: D
Simon, R P Topper, P T Meijer
0800h PP41B-2240 POSTER Astronomically Forced
Hydrology of the Late Cretaceous Sub-Tropical
Potosí Basin: A Tasistro-Hart, A C Maloof, B
Schoene
0800h PP41B-2241 POSTER Evolution of Weathering
and Erosion in the South Atlantic During the Late
Cretaceous: A T Gourlan, L Marlot, N Freslon, E
Pucéat, P Pellenard, G Bayon, M Guiraud, É Chenot,
C Bougeault
0800h PP41B-2242 POSTER Orbitally paced climatic
variations of the North Atlantic during the Mid
Eocene: Implications from a ~2 Myr benthic isotope
record in the North Atlantic (IODP Exp. 342): M
Vahlenkamp, D De Vleeschouwer, M Feldtmann,
F Wu, J C Zachos, H Palike
0800h PP41B-2243 POSTER Deep Water
Circulation during the Past 180 Thousand Years in
the Northwestern Pacific: K Y Wei
0800h PP41B-2244 POSTER Late Miocene onset
of dominant 100,000 year East Asian summer
monsoon cycles: C N Garzione, J Nie, Q Liu, D
Heslop, C Necula
0800h PP41B-2245 POSTER Obliquity (41kyr)
Paced SE Asian Monsoon Variability Following
the Miocene Climate Transition: E O Heitmann, D
Breecker, S Ji, J Nie
0800h PP41B-2246 POSTER Cyclo-stratigraphy
of the Pliocene-Miocene interval in the Japan Sea
sediments (Exp.346 Site U1425 and U1430): S
Kurokawa, R Tada, T Irino, A Seki, T Itaki, S I
Kamikuri, K M R Matsuzaki, R W Murray, C A
Alvarez Zarikian, E Scientists
0800h PP41B-2247 POSTER Time and Crosssectional Area Integration of Insolation as the
Interaction Model for the Correlation of 42 Periodic
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Stack with 14 (out of 55) Individual Components of
The Astronomical Drivers: G W Bickel
0800h PP41B-2248 POSTER Importance of Orbital
Forcing for Pliocene ENSO: E C Brady, B L OttoBliesner, R Feng, S Stevenson, N A Rosenbloom
0800h PP41B-2249 POSTER Glacial Inception
in Northeast Canada: The Role of Insolation,
Meteorology, and Topography: L Birch, T Cronin,
E Tziperman
0800h PP41B-2250 POSTER How did the Earth
enter the Last Glacial Period? Using surface ocean
reconstructions to understand ocean carbon uptake
during Glacial Inception: K E Kohfeld, Z Chase
0800h PP41B-2251 POSTER Unexpected climatic
impacts of orbital forcing out of the Quaternary:
G Ramstein, Z Zhang, G Le Hir, C Contoux, Y
Donnadieu, C Dumas, M Schuster, C Li
0800h PP41B-2252 POSTER cyclostratigraphy,
sequence stratigraphy and organic matter
accumulation mechanism: F Cong, J Li
PP41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Climate of the Common Era I Posters
(joint with A, GC)
Jason Smerdon, LDEO of Columbia
University; Kevin Anchukaitis, Woods
Hole Oceanographic Institution; Kim
Cobb, Georgia Institute of Technology
Main Campus; Edward Cook, Lamont
-Doherty Earth Observatory
0800h PP41C-2253 POSTER Simulated Impact of
Climate Change on Fremont Native American
Maize Farming in Utah at the MCA-LIA Transition,
ca. 12-14th c. CE: M J Thomson, G M MacDonald
0800h PP41C-2254 POSTER Diatom Evidence for
Climatic Changes Associated With the Slowdown
of the Meridional Overturning Circulation in the
Last 50 Years in the Mexican Tropical Pacific.: M L
Machain-Castillo, L Almaraz-Ruiz, M A EsparzaAlvarez, A C Ruiz-Fernandez, J A Sanchez-Cabeza,
D U Hernandez-Becerril
PP41C-2255 POSTER
Coral
SrU
0800h
Thermometry: T M DeCarlo, G A Gaetani, A L
Cohen, G L Foster, A Alpert, J Stewart
0800h PP41C-2256 POSTER Alkenone temperature
of 84 core tops and Holocene sediments in the
southeastern Yellow Sea : S W Bae, K E Lee, T S
Chang
0800h PP41C-2257 POSTER Climate variability
and forcings over 2000 years from the Aurora
Basin North (ABN) ice core, East Antarctica and
comparisons to PAGES Antarctica2k.: M Curran
0800h PP41C-2261 POSTER The relationship
between humans and climate across the North
Atlantic: what can lacustrine biomarkers tell us?:
G de Wet, I S Castañeda, R S Bradley, G Small, T
Barrasso
0800h PP41C-2262 POSTER European and
Mediterranean hydroclimate response to tropical
volcanic forcing over the past millennium : M P
Rao, B Cook, E R Cook, R D’Arrigo, P Krusic, K J
Anchukaitis, A N LeGrande, B Buckley, N K Davi,
C Leland
0800h PP41C-2263 POSTER Shifting Climate Modes
and a Warm Little Ice Age: Paleo Productivity and
Temperature Determinations from the Southern
California Current Over the Last Millennium: C S
Kelly, T Herbert, N A O’Mara, J L Abella-Gutiérrez,
J C Herguera
0800h PP41C-2264 POSTER Constructing Simple
Predictive Models from Paleoclimate Records: D E
Amrhein, G J Hakim, L Thompson
0800h PP41C-2265 POSTER Annual Variation
of Carbon Stable Isotope Ratio in Tree Rings of
Riparian Cottonwood Over the Last 225 Years. : J
M Friedman, C A Stricker, A Z Csank, H Zhou
0800h PP41C-2266 POSTER Assessing Atmospheric
and Oceanographic Influences on ITCZ Position
and Intensity over the Last Millennium from the
Proxy Record: K A Horlick, D Noone, J EmileGeay, M P Erb, D M Anderson, G J Hakim, W A
Perkins, E J Steig, R Tardif
0800h PP41C-2267 POSTER North Pacific
Meridional Mode over the Common Era: S C
Sanchez, C D Charles, D J Amaya, A J Miller
0800h PP41C-2268 POSTER Reconstructing the
spatio-temporal variability of the southwestern
Pacific salinity front from coral d18O records: A E A
Hasson, E P Dassie, M Khodri, B K Linsley
Multi-decadal
0800h PP41C-2269 POSTER
to centennial scale variations in sea surface
temperature off southeast Korea over the last 2000
yr : K E Lee, W Park, S W Bae, S I Nam
Century-scale
0800h PP41C-2270 POSTER
hydroclimate trends and spatial patterns in North
America during the Common Era from a proxydiverse paleoclimate synthesis: J R Rodysill
0800h PP41C-2271 POSTER Tales from Two Cores:
Bayesian Re-Analyses of the Summit Lake and Blue
Lakes Pollen Cores: M Hall
0800h PP41C-2273 POSTER A point-by-point multiscale surface temperature reconstruction method
and tests by pseudo proxy experiments: X Chen
0800h PP41C-2274 POSTER Climate variability
UHIOHFWHG E\ WUHHULQJ ZLGWK DQG Ƽ18O in a heavily
glaciated area of the Patagonian Andes since the
Little Ice Age: W J H Meier, J Wernicke Jr, M
Braun, J C Aravena, R Gana, J Griessinger
0800h PP41C-2275 POSTER Bayesian Models for
Streamflow and River Network Reconstruction
using Tree Rings: A Ravindranath, N Devineni
0800h PP41C-2276 POSTER Insights into
accumulation variability over the last 2000 years at
James Ross Island, Antarctic Peninsula: A Massam,
R Mulvaney, J McConnell, N Abram, M M Arienzo,
P L Whitehouse
0800h PP41C-2277 POSTER Reconstructing
Common Era Climate Fields Using Data
Assimilation, Proxies, and a Linear Climate Model:
W A Perkins, G J Hakim
0800h PP41C-2278 POSTER Mixing it up in the
6RXWKHUQ 0DNDVVDU 6WUDLW 6HDVRQDO &RUDO Ɲ14C
Reveals Monsoon-Driven Variability in Surface
Water Circulation in the Indonesian Seas: S A
Murty, N Goodkin, H Halide, D H Natawidjaja, B
W Suwargadi, I Suprinhanto, D Prayudi, E R M
Druffel, S Griffin
0800h PP41C-2279 POSTER Identifying Threshold
Temperatures Associated with Bristlecone Pine
Growth Signals in the Great Basin, USA: S B Weiss,
A G Bunn, T J Tran, J M Bruening, M W Salzer, M
K Hughes
0800h PP41C-2280 POSTER Implications of Lieblig’s
Law of the Minimum for Climate Reconstruction
from Tree Rings.: A Stine, P J Huybers
0800h PP41C-2281 POSTER Arctic hydroclimate of
the common era: H W Linderholm
0800h PP41C-2282 POSTER Paleolandscape
Modeling of Climatic vs Anthropogenic Fires
Regimes in the southern Sierra Nevada, California
using LANDIS-II: A Klimaszewski-Patterson, S A
Mensing, P Weisberg, R M Scheller
0800h PP41C-2258 POSTER The dependence of
model resolution on spatial co-variance patterns
– Implications for pseudo proxy experiments: S
Wagner, E Zorita
0800h PP41C-2284 POSTER A proxy, instrumental,
and model analysis of spring and summer moisture
over the Great Plains: I Howard, D W Stahle, S
Feng
0800h PP41C-2260 POSTER The Role of Arctic Sea
Ice in Last Millennium Climate Variability: ModelProxy Comparisons Using Ensemble Members and
Novel Model Experiments.: C G Gertler, E Monier,
R G Prinn
0800h PP41C-2286 POSTER Climatic variability
in sclerochronological records from the northern
North Sea : T Trofimova, C Andersson Dahl, F G
W Bonitz
PP41C-2259
POSTER
Pseudoproxy
0800h
Experiments Using the BARCAST Reconstruction
Technique: Effects on Spatiotemporal Persistence
Properties: T Nilsen, D Divine, M Rypdal, J
Werner, K Rypdal
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
PP41C-2285
POSTER
Molluscan
0800h
sclerochronology on the Faroese Shelf and its
potential to obtain closer insights into the climate
variability of North Atlantic water masses: F G W
Bonitz, C Andersson Dahl, T Trofimova
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h PP41C-2287 POSTER Climate Drivers of
Blue Intensity from Two Eastern North American
Conifers: S A Rayback, J Kilbride, J Pontius, E Tait,
J Little
0800h PP41C-2288 POSTER The history of
paleoenvironmental change and its cyclic change
during the Common Era in the Lake Hiruga,
Fukui Prefecture, central Japan: K Seto, S Irisawa, J
Kitagawa, K Katsuki, K Yamada
0800h PP41C-2289 POSTER Paleoclimate Signals
and Temperature Reconstructions for the
Northeastern United States using Atlantic White
Cedar Tree-Rings: J K Pearl, K J Anchukaitis, N
Pederson, J P Donnelly
PP41D
Moscone West 2010
Thursday 0800h
Limnogeology and Paleolimnology II
(joint with EP, GC, GP, H)
Torsten Haberzettl, Friedrich Schiller
University of Jena; Guillaume St-Onge,
University of Quebec at Rimouski UQAR;
Thomas Kasper, Friedrich-SchillerUniversity
0800h PP41D-01 Discovery of a novel alkenoneproducing haptophyte in freshwater and
oligosaline lakes marks a new era for quantitative
paleotemperature reconstruction: Y Huang, W M
Longo, J T Dillon, W J D’Andrea, S Theroux, Y
Zheng, N Richter, L A Amaral-Zettler
0815h PP41D-02 Source-to-Sink Methods by
Hyperspectral Imaging: a Case Study of the
Laminated Sediments of Lake Linné (Svalbard).: A
Van Exem, M Debret, Y Copard, C Verpoorter, P
Sorrel, G de Wet, A Werner, S Roof, B Laignel, M
Retelle
0830h PP41D-03 Holocene Erosion Patterns in
European Alps Viewed from Lake Sediment: F
Arnaud, J Poulenard, C Giguet-Covex, B Wilhelm,
S Revillon, J P Jenny, M Revel, D Enters, M Bajard,
L Fouinat, E Doyen, A Simonneau, E Chapron, B
Vannière, P Sabatier
0845h PP41D-04 Biogeochemistry of Lakes in
Western Papua, Indonesia – First Results of a Pilot
Study.: J Kallmeyer, S Nomosatryo, C Henny, H
Kopalit
0900h PP41D-05 The new Nam Co Multichannel
Seismic Campaign in June/July 2016 - Fresh
Results and Perspectives for a Future ICDP Drilling
Campaign: G Daut, V Spiess, T Haberzettl, T
Schwenk, N Schulze, J Haberkern, F Bergmann, F
Gernhardt, J Wang, J Ju, L Huang, L Zhu
0915h PP41D-06 Pan-Hemispheric bi-partition of
the Younger Dryas Stadial inferred from a multiproxy study of the Lake Suigetsu sediments, Japan:
G Schlolaut, A Brauer, T Nakagawa, H F Lamb, J J
Tyler, R Staff, M H Marshall, C Bronk Ramsey, C
Bryant, P E Tarasov
0930h PP41D-07 Geophysical and Geochemical
Constraints on the Age and Paleoclimate
Implications of Holocene Lacustrine Cores from the
Central Chilean Andes: R Tiner, R M Negrini, J L
Antinao, A Maldonado
0945h PP41D-08 Lake Yoa (Northern Chad): A
Seasonal Footprint of 10,500 Years of Climate
Change in the Sahara: S Kroepelin, C Cocquyt, F
Darius, M Dinies, P Francus, J Just, J Karls, J Kuper,
A M Lézine, B Mallaye, M Melles, F Sylvestre, F A
Viehberg, V Wennrich
PP41E
Moscone West 2012
Thursday 0800h
Paleoclimate Variability in the Indo3DFLȴF5HJLRQΖ(joint with B, EP, GC, OS)
Briony Mamo, University of Hong
Kong; Isla Castañeda, University of
Massachusetts Amherst; David De
Vleeschouwer, MARUM - University of
Bremen; Peter Clift, Louisiana State
University
0800h PP41E-01 Indonesian Throughflow drove
Australian climate from humid Pliocene to arid
Pleistocene: B A Christensen, W Renema, J
Henderiks, D De Vleeschouwer, J Groeneveld, I S
Castañeda, L Reuning, K Bogus, G Auer, T Ishiwa,
C McHugh, S J Gallagher, C Fulthorpe, I Expedition
356 Scientists
0815h PP41E-02 The Abrupt Onset of yhe Modern
South Asian Monsoon Winds (IODP EXP. 359):
C Betzler, G P Eberli, D Kroon, J D Wright, P K
Swart, B N Nath, J Reijmer, C A Alvarez Zarikian
0830h PP41E-03 Emergence and evolution of
millennial-scale variability in the East Asian
summer monsoon over the last 3 Ma recorded in
hemipelagic sediments of the Japan Sea recovered
by IODP Expedition 346: R Tada, T Irino, M Ikeda,
K Ikehara, A Karasuda, S Lu, A Seki, S Sugisaki, T
Itaki, T Sagawa, Y Kubota, C Xuan, R W Murray, C
A Alvarez Zarikian, E Scientists
2016
19
0845h PP41E-04 The oldest Quaternary ooids
and young reefs in the eastern Indian Ocean,
evidence from the Northwest Shelf of Australia,
IODP Expedition 356.: S J Gallagher, L Reuning,
T Himmler, J Henderiks, D De Vleeschouwer, J
Groeneveld, C Fulthorpe, K Bogus, I Expedition
356 Scientists
0900h PP41E-05 Benthic Biotic Response to Climate
Changes over the Last 700,000 Years, the Sea of
Japan: Ostracode Assemblages from Site U1427,
IODP Expedition 346: H H M Huang, M Yasuhara,
H Iwatani, C A Alvarez Zarikian, M A Bassetti, T
Sagawa
0915h PP41E-06 Holocene Summer Monsoon
Variability- Evidence from Marine Sediment
of western Continental Shelf of Sri Lanka: P
N Ranasinghage, K M Ratnayake, D M K K
Dassanayake, M Mohtadi, T Hewawasam, S U P
Jinadasa, S Jayawardena, S Siriwardana
0930h PP41E-07 Climatic variability during the last
deglaciation: A stalagmite-based multi-proxy record
from Mawmluh cave, India: C Huguet, K Munnuru
Singamshetty, J Routh, S Fietz, A Mangini, P Ghosh,
M A Lone, R Rangarajan, J Eliasson
0945h PP41E-08 A Fifty-Year Coral Sr/Ca Time
Series from Guam, Mariana Islands: In situ
Monitoring and Comparison to Observed Pacific
Climate: M Lander
PP41F
Moscone West 2022/2024
Thursday 0800h
Unraveling Phanerozoic pCO2 and
Global Temperature I S
Kelsey Dyez, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory; Baerbel Hoenisch,
Columbia University of New York; Dana
Royer, Wesleyan University; Gabriel
Bowen, University of Utah
0800h PP41F-01 Phanerozoic pCO2 recorded by
the plants that used it: refinement, independent
validation and multi-proxy comparison of a
physiological model.: P Franks, D L Royer, J
Kowalczyk, J Milligan
0815h PP41F-02 Is the Climatic Impact of Solar
Luminosity Change Fortuitously Balanced by
Paleogeographic Change over the last 300 million
years?: D J Lunt, A Farnsworth, F Bragg
0830h PP41F-03 A missing element of the deep
carbon cycle: CO2 degassing estimates from rift
length analysis during Pangea fragmentation: S
Brune, S Williams, D Müller
0845h PP41F-04 How strange was the Strangelove
Ocean? New insights from Boron Isotopes.: M
J Henehan, A Ridgwell, E Thomas, S Zhang, N
Planavsky, L Alegret, D N Schmidt, J W B Rae, G L
Foster, B T Huber, P M Hull
0900h PP41F-05 Eocene Temperature Evolution
of the Tropical Atlantic Ocean: M Cramwinckel,
I Kocken, C Agnini, M Huber, R van der Ploeg, J
Frieling, P Bijl, F Peterse, U Roehl, S M Bohaty, S
Schouten, A Sluijs
0915h PP41F-06 Multi-proxy Paleoclimate and CO2
Reconstruction from the Latest Middle Eocene
Sedimentary Fill of a Subarctic Kimberlitic Maar
Crater: A V Reyes, A P Wolfe, D L Royer, D R
Greenwood, J E Tierney, G Doria, M H Gagen, P
Siver, J Westgate
0930h PP41F-07 Global warming and ocean
acidification through halted weathering feedback
during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum: R
van der Ploeg, D S Selby, M Cramwinckel, S M
Bohaty, A Sluijs, J J Middelburg
0945h PP41F-08 Polar Ice Sheets Drive
Paleohydroclimate Affecting Terrestrial Plant
Distribution and CO2 Exchange Potential during
the Upper Carboniferous: J D White, C J Poulsen,
I P Montanez, J McElwain, J P Wilson, M T Hren
SEISMOLOGY
S41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Imaging the Earth II: From Data to
Processes on Regional to Global
Scales VII Posters (joint with DI, NS, T)
Andreas Fichtner, ETH Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich;
Monica Maceira, Los Alamos National
Laboratory; Carene Larmat, Los Alamos
National Laboratory; Nori Nakata,
Stanford University
0800h S41A-2721 POSTER ISC-EHB: Reinventing
the EHB Earthquake Database: E R Engdahl, J M
Weston, J Harris, D Di Giacomo, D A Storchak
0800h S41A-2722 POSTER Shallow active-source
imaging of an andesite dike in southern New
Mexico: comparing Reftek Texan and Fairfield
Z-Land recordings: M S Karplus, G Kaip, S H
Harder, K Johnson
0800h S41A-2723 POSTER Performance Test of
First Body-Wave Arrival Times for Constraining a
Slow Mantle Wedge in a Subduction Zone : K Kuge
20
2016
0800h S41A-2724 POSTER Seismic Imaging of
Receiver Functions at Virtual Receivers in Ryukyu
Arc, Japan: T Murakoshi, H Takenaka, M Komatsu,
N Yamada
0800h S41A-2725 POSTER Application Of Receiver
Based Techniques To Image Crustal Structures
Of Scandinavia: A Makushkina, M Youssof, H
Tkalcic, L P Vinnik, H Thybo
0800h S41A-2726 POSTER Slowness based CCP
stacking technique in suppressing crustal multiples:
Z Guan, F Niu
0800h S41A-2727 POSTER Seismic receiver
function interpretation: Ps splitting or anisotropic
underplating?: Z Liu, J J Park
0800h S41A-2737 POSTER Anisotropic shear velocity
models of the North American upper mantle based
on waveform inversion and numerical wavefield
computations.: C Pierre, B A Romanowicz
0800h S41A-2738 POSTER Resolvability of regional
density structure: A Plonka, A Fichtner
0800h S41A-2739 POSTER Validation of 3D Velocity
and Attenuation Models in the North Island of
New Zealand with Full-Wavefield Simulations: Y
Kaneko, A Loubet, C Tape
0800h S41A-2740 POSTER Resolution, Uncertainty
and Data Predictability of Tomographic Lg Q
Models - Application to Eastern Eurasia: Y Chen,
J Xie
0800h S41A-2728 POSTER Study of the surface wave
off-great-circle propagation based on dense seismic
array: a case study in Northeast China: H Chen, J
Chong
0800h S41A-2741 POSTER Why Can Noise Crosscorrelations Replace Seismograms in Extracting
Dispersion Relations and Travel Times?: T Liu, H
Zhang
0800h S41A-2729 POSTER Surface wave propagation
direction across the USArray observed with ambient
noise: A newish observable: L Feng, I Kurz, Y Tian,
W Shen, M H Ritzwoller
0800h S41A-2742 POSTER Investigating Deep
Earth Structure with Earthquake Interferometry: P
Koelemeijer, A Fichtner, W Kimman
0800h S41A-2730 POSTER Surface wave tomography
with compressive sensing: Z Zhan, Q Li, J Huang
0800h S41A-2731 POSTER Nonlinear Joint Inversion
of Surface Wave Dispersions and Receiver function
Ps Delay Times and Its Application to the Wabash
Valley Seismic Zone: Y Liu, A Aziz Zanjani, L Zhu
0800h S41A-2732 POSTER Efficient realization of
3D joint inversion of seismic and magnetotelluric
data with cross gradient structure constraint: H
Luo, H Zhang, J Gao
0800h S41A-2733 POSTER Intelligent earthquake
data processing for global adjoint tomography: Y
Chen, J Hill, T Li, W Lei, Y Ruan, M P Lefebvre,
J Tromp
0800h S41A-2734 POSTER Automation of Global
Adjoint Tomography Based on ASDF and
Workflow Management Tools: W Lei, Y Ruan,
E Bozdag, J A Smith, R T Modrak, L Krischer, Y
Chen, M P Lefebvre, J Tromp
0800h S41A-2735 POSTER Towards seismic
waveform inversion of long-offset Ocean-Bottom
Seismic data for deep crustal imaging offshore
Western Australia: S Monnier, D E Lumley, R
Kamei, A Goncharov, J C Shragge
0800h S41A-2736 POSTER Towards Full-Waveform
Ambient Noise Inversion: K Sager, L A Ermert, C
Boehm, A Fichtner
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THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h S41A-2743 POSTER Physical Accuracy of Q
Models of Seismic Attenuation: I B Morozov
0800h S41A-2744 POSTER Finite-Frequency
Tomography of the 410-km and 660-km
Discontinuities Using SS Precursors: Z Guo, Y Zhou
0800h S41A-2745 POSTER Towards New Models of
Deep Upper Mantle Anisotropy From Higher Mode
Rayleigh Waves: H Xu, C Beghein
0800h S41A-2746 POSTER Seismic Anisotropy
beneath the Global Mid-Ocean Ridge System from
Source-Side Shear Wave Splitting: C M Eakin, N
Harmon, C Rychert
0800h S41A-2747 POSTER Radially and Azimuthally
Anisotropic Global Waveform Inversion: F
Lavoué, N L Celli, A J Schaeffer, S Lebedev
0800h S41A-2748 POSTER High-resolution Seismic
Modeling of the Core-mantle Boundary Region
Based on Hybrid Methods: Preliminary Results: C
Lin, P Tong, Q Liu
0800h S41A-2749 POSTER Three-dimensional shear
wave velocity structure of the Atlantic upper mantle
from analysis of a regional dataset of fundamentalmode Rayleigh waves: E James, C A Dalton
0800h S41A-2750 POSTER Rayleigh Wave Phase
Velocity in the Upper Mantle Beneath the Indian
Ocean: K E Godfrey, C A Dalton, J Ritsema
0800h S41A-2751 POSTER 3-D Surface-Wave
Tomography of the European Alpine Lithosphere
from Ambient-Noise and Earthquake Two-Station
Measurements: E Kästle, C Rosenberg, L Boschi, N
Bellahsen, R A Soomro, A El-Sharkawy, T M Meier
0800h S41A-2752 POSTER Research on ambient
noise tomography in Fenwei Fault array: H Xu, Y
Luo, Y Luo, X Yin
0800h S41A-2753 POSTER Swave velocity down
to the uppermost mantle below the East European
Craton in northern Poland from the inversion of
ambient noise recorded at “13 BB star” seismic array:
S Lepore, M Polkowski, M Grad
0800h S41A-2754 POSTER Characteristics of Shear
Wave Velocity Structures Beneath the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, Eastern Canada from Ambient Seismic
Noise Tomography: A Kuponiyi, H Kao, J F
Cassidy, S E Dosso, G Spence
0800h S41A-2755 POSTER Upper Crustal Structure
of Taiwan Constrained by the Ellipticity of the
Noise-derived Rayleigh Waves: C C Chien, Y N
Chen, Y Gung, W T Liang
0800h S41A-2756 POSTER Ambient Noise
Tomography of the Central Southern Alps, New
Zealand: R E G Heckels, M K Savage, J Townend
0800h S41A-2765 POSTER Apparent seismic
attenuation observations in Australia: J Smale, M
Bezada
0800h S41A-2766 POSTER Layered Crustal
Anisotropy in the NE Tibetan Plateau Inferred from
Ambient Noise Tomography: C Jiang, Y Yang, Y
Zheng
0800h S41A-2767 POSTER Eikonal Tomography of
the Southern California Plate Boundary Region: H
Qiu, Y Ben-Zion, D Zigone, F C Lin
0800h S41A-2768 POSTER Shear-Wave Velocity
Structure in the Adana Basin of Southern Turkey
by Ambient Noise Tomography: A H Kocaoglu, T
Bakirci, A Kaslilar
0800h S41A-2769 POSTER Ambient Noise
Tomography Using 3-Component Broadband
Seismic Data From Sinop Regional Network,
Turkey: A Karaaslan, A H Kocaoglu, S Ozalaybey
0800h S41A-2770 POSTER Spatiotemporal Variation
of Ambient Noise Levels and Cross-Correlations
observed in Gujarat, India: W T Liang, A Singh, K
X Chen, L Zhao
S41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Intermediate-Depth and Deep-Focus
Earthquakes II Posters (joint with MR, T)
Zhongwen Zhan, California Institute of
Technology; Alexandre Schubnel, Ecole
Normale Supérieure Paris; Greg Hirth,
Brown Univeristy
0800h S41B-2771 POSTER Laboratory earthquakes
triggered during the eclogitization of lawsonite
bearing blueschist: S Incel, N Hilairet, L Labrousse,
T John, D Deldicque, T P Ferrand, Y Wang, J
Renner, L F G Morales, A Schubnel
0800h S41B-2772 POSTER The influence of testing
apparatus stiffness on the source properties of
laboratory stick-slip: B D Kilgore, A McGarr, N M
Beeler, D A Lockner
0800h S41B-2773 POSTER Seismotectonics of the
Trans-Himalaya, Eastern Ladakh, India: A Paul
0800h S41B-2774 POSTER Combined functional
network and frequency-time analysis of acoustic
emissions during cracking excitations : H Ghaffari,
W A Griffith
0800h S41B-2775 POSTER Dehydration-driven
stress transfer triggers intermediate-depth
earthquakes: T P Ferrand, A Schubnel, N Hilairet, S
Incel, D Deldicque, L Labrousse, J Gasc, J Renner, Y
Wang, H W Green II
S41B-2776 POSTER
Frequency-size
0800h
distributions of Wadati-Benioff zone and nearboundary, intraplate earthquakes: J Todes, E Okal,
S H Kirby
0800h S41B-2777 POSTER Magnitude-Frequency
Distribution and Detection of Small IntermediateDepth Events in the Subduction Zones of Japan: S
Chu, G C Beroza
0800h S41B-2778 POSTER Slab Seismicity in the
Western Hellenic Subduction Zone: Constraints
from Tomography and Double-Difference
Relocation: F J Halpaap, S Rondenay, L Ottemöller
0800h S41B-2779 POSTER Tectonic Implications
of Intermediate-depth Earthquakes Beneath
the Northeast Caribbean: H Mejia, J Pulliam, V
Huerfano, E Polanco Rivera
S41B-2780
POSTER
Experimental
0800h
investigation of processes responsible for
dehydration weakening and embrittlement: G
Hirth, K Okazaki, B Proctor
0800h S41A-2757 POSTER Crustal seismic structure
of Tohoku region, Japan constrained by ambient
noises : K X Chen, Y Gung, B Y Kuo, T Y Huang
0800h S41B-2781 POSTER How reaction and
permeability develop in dehydrating systems: H J
Leclère, D R Faulkner, J Wheeler, J D Bedford
0800h S41A-2759 POSTER 3-D Vs ambient noise
tomography around the Meishan fault zone in
southwestern Taiwan from dense seismic array: C
Y Cheng, H Kuochen, H Yao, K X Chen, K F Ma
0800h S41B-2783 POSTER Microseismic Monitoring
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Non-Hydrostatic Stress: T Officer, R A Secco
0800h S41A-2758 POSTER Anisotropic Lithospheric
Structure of Southern Madagascar from Ambient
Seismic Noise: J Dreiling, F J Tilmann, X Yuan, G
Rumpker
0800h S41A-2760 POSTER Seismic interferometry
by autocorrelation applied to fracture seismicity
from Planchón-Peteroa Volcanic Complex,
Argentina-Chile: D Draganov, J A Casas, V H
Olivera Craig, M C Manassero, G Badi, L Franco, M
Gomez, E Ruigrok
0800h S41A-2761 POSTER Extracting Rayleigh wave
dispersion from ambient noise across the Indian
Ocean: Z Ma, C A Dalton
0800h S41A-2762 POSTER Core Mantle Boundary
Imaging underneath the North Atlantic ocean
using teleseismic noise correlations: L Retailleau, L
Stehly, P Boué, S Durand, L Li, M Campillo
0800h S41A-2763 POSTER Passive seismic imaging
around the SAFOD site, California using scattered
SH-waves: K Chang, H Zhang
0800h S41A-2764 POSTER Seismic Structure of
Perth Basin (Australia) and surroundings from
Passive Seismic Deployments: N Issa, E Saygin, D E
Lumley, T E Hoskin
0800h S41B-2782 POSTER Similarity and Cluster
Analysis of Intermediate Deep Events in the
Southeastern Aegean: M Ruscic, D Becker, A
Bruestle, T M Meier
0800h S41B-2784 POSTER Full moment tensor
inversion of two Hindu Kush intermediatedepth earthquakes using teleseismic and region
waveforms: Z Jia, S Ni, Z Zhan
S41B-2785
POSTER
Characterizing
0800h
intermediate-depth earthquake rupture in the
Northern Mariana Subduction Zone: A C Arce, C
Twardzik, C Ji
0800h S41B-2786 POSTER A dynamic model for
slab development associated with the 2015 Mw 7.9
Bonin Islands deep earthquak: Z Zhan, T Yang, M
Gurnis
0800h S41B-2787 POSTER Structure and
Seismogenesis of Double Benioff Zones: M A
Florez, G A Prieto
0800h S41B-2788 POSTER High-resolution Imaging
of the Philippine Sea Plate subducting beneath
Central Japan: S Padhy, T Furumura
0800h S13A-2531 POSTER Determination of focal
mechanism solutions for the Cauca nest, Colombia:
J B Tary, S A Diaz
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
S41C
Moscone South 305
Thursday 0800h
Advances in Understanding of
Tremor, Slow Slip, and Other Slow
Earthquake Phenomena II S (joint with
G, T)
Abhijit Ghosh, University of California
Riverside; Kevin Chao, Northwestern
University; William Frank,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology;
Brent Delbridge, Berkeley Seismological
Lab
0800h S41C-01 Slow Slip in the Alaska Subduction
Zone and the Long-term Slip Budget on the
Megathrust: J T Freymueller, S Li, Y Fu, R
McCaffrey
0815h S41C-02 Aleutian Array of Arrays (A-cubed)
to probe a broad spectrum of fault slip under the
Aleutian Islands: A Ghosh, B LI
0800h SA41A-2368 POSTER Full-Scale Model of
Subionospheric VLF Signal Propagation Based
on First-Principles Charged Particle Transport
Calculations: A Kouznetsov, C M Cully, D J
Knudsen
0800h SA41A-2369 POSTER Application Of
Geometrical Theory Of Diffraction (GTD)
Techniques to GPS Signal Propagation Through
Ionospheric Density Irregularities.: S K Vadepu, E
A Spencer, R Gollapalli
0800h SA41A-2370 POSTER A Radio Propagation
Technique
for
Geolocating
Ionospheric
Irregularities along Radio Occultation Ray-Paths:
C S Carrano, K M Groves, C L Rino, W J McNeil
SA41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Ionizing Radiation Environments
throughout the Solar System Posters
(joint with P, SH)
0830h S41C-03 A search for slow earthquakes in
Interior Alaska: S G Holtkamp
*XLOODXPH*URQR΍, Science Systems
and Applications, Inc. Hampton; Jingnan
Guo, University of Kiel; Ryan Norman,
NASA Langley Research Center
0900h S41C-05 Slip-behavior transitions of a
heterogeneous linear fault: S Yabe, S Ide
0800h SA41B-2371 POSTER Radiation Environments
for Future Human Exploration Throughout the
Solar System.: N Schwadron, M Gorby, J Linker,
P Riley, T Torok, C Downs, H E Spence, M I Desai,
Z Mikic, C J Joyce, K A Kozarev, L W Townsend, L
W Townsend, R F Wimmer-Schweingruber
0845h S41C-04 A Mechanical Model for Decrease in
Coupling Prior to the 2011 M9 Tohoku Earthquake:
A P Mavrommatis, P Segall, K M Johnson
0915h S41C-06 Micro low-frequency tremor
near the Japan Trench before the Tohoku-Oki
earthquake: S Katakami, Y Ito, K Ohta, R Hino, S
Suzuki, M Shinohara
0930h S41C-07 Distribution of shallow very low
frequency earthquakes in the eastern Nankai trough
influenced by a subducted oceanic ridge: Results
from cluster analysis applied to ocean bottom
seismographs: A To, K Obana, E Araki
0945h S41C-08 Tectonic tremor activity associated
with teleseismic and nearby earthquakes: K Chao,
K Obara, Z Peng, H C Pu, W Frank, G A Prieto, A
Wech, Y J Hsu, C Yu, S Van der Lee, D W Apley
SPA-AERONOMY
SA41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Advances in Radio Frequency
Propagation Modeling and
Applications I Posters
James Jones, Northrop Grumman
Corporation Bellevue; Jonah Colman,
Air Force Research Laboratory Kirtland
AFB; Ethan S Miller, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory
0800h SA41A-2356 POSTER A Method to Determine
the Average Parallel Component of the Magnetic
Field From Measurement of Faraday Rotation and
Total Electron Content.: A C Cushley
0800h SA41A-2357 POSTER Geospace ionosphere
research with a MF/HF radio instrument on a
cubesat: E J Kallio, A T Aikio, M Alho, M Fontell,
R van Gijlswijk, K Kauristie, A Kestilä, P Koskimaa,
J S Makela, M Mäkelä, E Turunen, H Vanhamäki
0800h SA41A-2358 POSTER LF/MF D-Region
Ionospheric Remote Sensing: M A HigginsonRollins, M Cohen
0800h SA41A-2359 POSTER Modelling the Main
Ionospheric Trough in the Eestern European Sector
Using EDAM Assimilating GPS Data: N JacksonBooth, J Parker, S E Pryse
0800h SA41A-2360 POSTER Ionospheric Caustics
in Solar Radio Observations: A Koval, Y Chen, A
Stanislavsky
0800h SA41A-2361 POSTER C/NOFS-VEFI results
on magnetic-latitude control over coupling of
lightning-generated VLF into zero-hop whistlers:
A R Jacobson, R Holzworth, R F Pfaff Jr, R A Heelis
0800h SA41A-2362 POSTER Finite Difference
modeling of VLF Propagation in the EarthIonosphere Waveguide: R A Marshall, T Wallace,
M Turbe
0800h SA41A-2363 POSTER HF Propagation
Directions Observed by the e-POP Radio Receiver
Instrument: H G James, G W Perry
0800h SA41A-2364 POSTER A Highly-Accurate
and Fast Ray Tracing Sysyem for HF and UHF
Simulations: J C Jones, G P Richards
0800h SA41A-2365 POSTER Estimating the
D-Region Ionospheric Electron Density Profile
Using VLF Narrowband Transmitters: N C Gross,
M Cohen
SA41A-2366
POSTER
Assessing
0800h
D-Region Ionospheric Electron Densities with
Transionospheric VLF Signals: E R Worthington,
M Cohen
0800h SA41A-2367 POSTER Radio Receiver
Instrument
(RRI)
ePOP
transionospheric
observations from an HF transmitter in Ottawa
(45N, 75W): G C Hussey, D W Danskin, R G Gillies,
H G James, A W Yau, F C Hird, D T Fairbairn
0800h SA41B-2372 POSTER Solar Energetic Particles
Events and Human Exploration: Measurements in a
Space Habitat: L Narici, F Berrilli, M Casolino, D
Del Moro, R Forte, L Giovannelli, M Martucci, M
Mergè, P Picozza, A Rizzo, S Scardigli, R Sparvoli,
C Zeitlin
0800h SA41B-2373 POSTER Prediction of Exposure
Level of Energetic Solar Particle Events: M H Y
Kim, S Blattnig
0800h SA41B-2374 POSTER Characterization of
the RaD-X Mission Instruments: G Gronoff, C J
Mertens, R B Norman, T Straume
0800h SA41B-2375 POSTER Solar Energetic Particle
Events Observed on Mars with MSL/RAD: B
Ehresmann, D Hassler, C Zeitlin, J Guo, R F
Wimmer-Schweingruber, J K Appel, E Boehm, S
I Boettcher, D E Brinza, S Burmeister, H Lohf, C
Martin-Garcia, S C Rafkin, A Posner, G Reitz
0800h SA41B-2376 POSTER Radiation equivalent
dose simulations for long-term interplanetary
flights: M I Dobynde, A Drozdov, Y Y Shprits
0800h SA41B-2377 POSTER Reconstructing High
Energy Ion Fluxes with the Maven Solar Energetic
Particle Instrument: P Dunn, R J Lillis, D E Larson,
C O Lee, J G Luhmann, A Bahadori, M Kroupa
SA41C
Moscone West 2016
Thursday 0800h
Disturbances in the Thermosphere
and Ionosphere: Current
Understanding and Operational
Impacts I (Half Session)
Yongliang Zhang, Johns Hopkins
University; Larry Paxton, The Johns
Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory; Timothy Fuller-Rowell,
University of Colorado at Boulder; James
Jones, Northrop Grumman Corporation
Bellevue
0800h SA41C-01 Evaluation of the CIRA models at
low altitude with GOCE densities: S Bruinsma, A
Jaeggi, D Arnold, N sanchez-Ortiz
0813h SA41C-02 The Thermosphere Fights Back:
Sources of Nitric Oxide Overcooling During
Geomagnetic Storms: D Knipp, D V Pette, L M
Kilcommons, M G Mlynczak, L A Hunt
0828h SA41C-03 Improved Orbit Determination
and Forecasts with an Assimilative Tool
for Atmospheric Density and Satellite Drag
Specification: G Crowley, M Pilinski, E K Sutton,
M Codrescu, T J Fuller-Rowell, T Matsuo, M
Fedrizzi, S C Solomon, L Qian, J P Thayer
0843h SA41C-04 Modeling Weather in the
Ionosphere using the Navy’s Highly Integrated
Thermosphere and Ionosphere Demonstration
System (HITIDES): S E McDonald, F Sassi, K
Zawdie, J P McCormack, C Coker, J Huba, J Krall
SPA-SOLAR AND HELIOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
SH41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Evolution, Dynamics, and
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the Heliosphere I Posters
Tulasi Parashar, University of Delaware;
William Matthaeus, University of
Delaware; Alexandros Chasapis,
University of Delaware; Sergio Servidio,
University of Calabria
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h SH41A-2508 POSTER Exact Scaling Laws for
Helical Three-dimensional Two-fluid Turbulent
Plasmas: N Andres, S Galtier, F Sahraoui
0800h SH41A-2509 POSTER Generalized TwoComponent Model of Solar Wind Turbulence:
Coupled Large and Small Scales: S Oughton,
T Wiengarten, N E Engelbrecht, H Fichtner, J
Kleimann, K Scherer
0800h SH41A-2510 POSTER The Development of
Magnetic Field Line Wander by Plasma Turbulence
: S Bourouaine, G G Howes
0800h SH41A-2511 POSTER Complexity Variations
in the Interplanetary Magnetic Field Between
0.3 and 5.4 AU: J M Weygand, M Kivelson, K K
Khurana, R J Walker, R J Strangeway, M Velli, V
Angelopoulos
0800h SH41A-2512 POSTER Solar Wind Magnetic
Field Background Spectrum from Fluid to Kinetic
Scales: R Bruno, D de Iure, E Pietropaolo, D Telloni
0800h SH41A-2513 POSTER On Statistics of Electric
Field Amplitudes in the Langmuir Turbulence: V
Krasnoselskikh, A Voshchepynets, A Volokitin,
C Krafft
0800h SH41A-2514 POSTER Third-Moment
Descriptions of the Interplanetary Turbulent
Cascade, Intermittency, and Back Transfer: B J
Vasquez, J Coburn, M A Forman, C W Smith, J E
Stawarz
0800h SH41A-2515 POSTER The anisotropy of
sunward-propagating Alfvénic fluctuations with
power-law spectra observed by Wind spacecraft:
H Wu, X Wang, C Tu, L Wang, J He, H Tian, E
Marsch
0800h SH41A-2516 POSTER Nature of Kinetic Scale
Turbulence in the Earth’s Magnetosheath: C H K
Chen, S Boldyrev
0800h SH41A-2517 POSTER Scaling-laws and highorder statistics in strong Alfvenic turbulence: J C
Palacios, J C Perez
0800h SH41A-2518 POSTER Mirror Instability in the
Turbulent Expanding Solar Wind: P Hellinger, L
Franci, S Landi, L Matteini, A Verdini
0800h SH41A-2519 POSTER Turbulence CausalityConstrained PANS Model for MHD Simulation of
the Solar Wind: R Chhiber, A V Usmanov, W H
Matthaeus, A Petrosyan, T Parashar, Y Yang, M L
Goldstein
0800h SH41A-2520 POSTER Spectral Anisotropy
of Magnetic Field Fluctuations around Ion Scales
in the Fast Solar Wind: X Wang, C Tu, J He, E
Marsch, L Wang
SH41A-2522
POSTER
Non-elliptic
0800h
wave-number
spectra
of
imbalanced
magnetohydrodynamic turbulence in the solar wind
plasma: Y Nariyuki, Y Narita, S Saito
0800h SH41A-2523 POSTER Stringent limits on the
amplitude of Alfvénic perturbations at high-beta: J
Squire, E Quataert, A A Schekochihin, S D Bale, C
H K Chen, M Strumik
0800h SH41A-2524 POSTER Multi-scale Pressurebalanced Structures and Influence of Intermittency
on the Perpendicular Spectrum in Threedimensional Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence: Y
Liping, J He, S Li, E Marsch, C Y Tu, L Wang, L
Zhang, X Wang, X S Feng
0800h SH41A-2525 POSTER Comparison between
Simulations and Transport Models for Imbalanced
Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence: C S Ng, T J
Dennis
0800h SH41A-2526 POSTER Solar wind turbulence:
intermittent structures and the role of ion thermal
pressure: O Alexandrova, S Lion, A Zaslavsky
0800h SH41B-2531 POSTER The Connection
Between the Longitudinal Extent of SEP Events and
the Properties of Coronal Shocks: N E Raouafi, D
Lario, R Y Kwon, P Riley
0800h SH41B-2532 POSTER Coronal Disturbances
and the Early Evolution of SEP Events: N Nitta, L
Jian, R Gomez-Herrero
0800h SH41B-2533 POSTER Solar Energetic Particle
Events and CME Accelerations in the Low Corona:
MLSO Observations: O C St Cyr, S W Kahler, I G
Richardson, H V Cane, H Xie, J Burkepile
0800h SH41B-2534 POSTER Comparison on the
CME-shock Acceleration of Three Widespread
SEPs during Solar Cycle 24: O C St Cyr, H Xie, M
Pertti, N Gopalswamy
0800h SH41B-2535 POSTER A study of SEPs using
both STEREO spacecraft.: L Preisser, X BlancoCano, P Kajdic
0800h SH41B-2536 POSTER The Relationship
Between SEP Events, Type-III Radio Bursts, and
Coronal Mass Ejections at the Maximum of Solar
Sunspot Cycle 24: R R Fisher, B Yamashiro
0800h SH41B-2537 POSTER On the Origin of
Long-duration Solar Gamma-ray Flares and Their
Connection with SEPs: V Bernstein, L M Winter,
E W Cliver, N Omodei, M Pesce-Rollins
0800h SH41B-2538 POSTER Deriving the properties
of coronal pressure fronts in 3-D: particle
acceleration, time dependent magnetic connectivity
with solar surface and link with long lasting
gamma ray emission in three far side Coronal Mass
Ejections: I Plotnikov, A Rouillard
0800h SH41B-2539 POSTER GOES X-class flares
released during the Peak of SC-24: A A Hady II
0800h SH41B-2540 POSTER The Sun Radio
Interferometer Space Experiment (SunRISE): F
Alibay, J Lazio, J C Kasper, N Amiri, T Bastian,
C Cohen, E Landi, W Manchester, A Reinard,
N Schwadron, A M Hegedus, M Maksimovic, A
Zaslavsky, B Cecconi, G Hallinan, V Krupar
SH41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Voyager Interstellar Mission: Its
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Relation to Remote Observations II
Posters
Nikolai Pogorelov, University of
Alabama in Huntsville; Robert Decker,
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory; Merav Opher, Boston
University; John Richardson, MIT
0800h SH41C-2541 POSTER Sunward-Propagating
Alfvénic Fluctuations Observed in the Heliosphere:
H Li, C Wang, J W Belcher, J He, J D Richardson
SH41C-2542
POSTER
Dispersive
0800h
Magnetosonic Waves and Turbulence in the
Heliosheath: Multi-Fluid MHD Reconstruction
of Voyager 2 Observations: B Zieger, M Opher, G
Toth
0800h SH41C-2543 POSTER Multi-ion Multi-fluid
Simulations of the Effects of Pick-up Ions on the
Global Structure of the Heliosphere: C J Bambic,
M Opher, B Zieger, A Michael, M Z Kornbleuth, G
Toth
0800h SH41C-2544 POSTER How Numerical
Magnetic Dissipation at the Heliospheric Current
Sheet Affects Model Predictions at Voyager 1
and Results from a Kinetic-MHD Model of the
Heliosphere within SWMF: A Michael, M Opher,
G Toth, D Borovikov, V Tenishev, E Provornikova
0800h SH41A-2527 POSTER Statistics of Magnetic
Reconnection X-Lines in Kinetic Turbulence: C C
Haggerty, T Parashar, W H Matthaeus, M A Shay,
M Wan, S Servidio, P Wu
0800h SH41C-2545 POSTER Instabilities Driven by a
Pickup Ion Velocity Ring in the Heliosphere: Linear
Theory and PIC Simulations: K Liu, K Min, S P
Gary, X Wang
0800h SH41A-2528 POSTER Double Current Sheet
Instabilities and the Transition to Turbulence.: F
Pucci, M Velli, L Biferale, G Sahoo
0800h SH41C-2546 POSTER Shocks Beyond the
Heliopause: T K Kim, I Kryukov, N V Pogorelov
SH41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
The Connections between Coronal
Shock Wave Dynamics and Early SEP
Production II Posters
David Lario, The Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory;
Iver Cairns, University of Sydney;
Nariaki Nitta, Lockheed Martin Solar
and Astrophysics Laboratory
0800h SH41B-2529 POSTER Type II and Type III
Radio Emissions and Their Association with Solar
Energetic Particles: I G Richardson, H V Cane
0800h SH41B-2530 POSTER Connectivity Between
Solar Energetic Particle Observations and Their
Solar Sources: The Event on 14 August 2010: R
Y Kwon, P A Makela, D Lario, N E Raouafi, B J
Thompson, I G Richardson, T T von Rosenvinge,
H Xie, M L Mays, N Thakur, H M Bain, M Zhang,
L Zhao, W H Matthaeus, A Papaioannou, P Riley
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
MHD-kinetic
0800h SH41C-2547 POSTER
Modeling of the Solar wind Interaction with the
Local Interstellar Medium: Can Steady State Models
Explain Voyager Observations?: A C Redman, N V
Pogorelov, J Heerikhuisen, T K Kim
0800h SH41C-2548 POSTER The Heliotail Observed
in TeV Cosmic Ray Anisotropy: N Pogorelov, S
Borovikov, M Zhang
0800h SH41C-2549 POSTER Cosmic Ray Proton
Anisotropies Measured at Voyager 1 in the Local
Interstellar Medium: R B Decker, S M Krimigis, M
E Hill, E C Roelof
0800h SH41C-2550 POSTER Cosmic Ray
Anisotropies and Magnetic Turbulence Beyond the
Heliopause: V A Florinski
0800h SH41C-2551 POSTER Limits on the Interstellar
Magnetic Field Imposed by Observational
Constraints Indicate that Voyager 1 Remains in the
Inner Heliosheath: G Gloeckler, L A Fisk
2016
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SH41D
Moscone West 2011
Thursday 0800h
SM41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Particle Acceleration and Transport at
the Sun and in the Inner Heliosphere I
Multiscale Processes and Interactions
in the Magnetotail and Inner
Magnetosphere I Posters
Linghua Wang, Peking University; Gang
Li, University of Alabama in Huntsville;
R Wimmer-Schweingruber, University
of Kiel
0800h SH41D-01 Why are Solar Energetic Particle
Intensities so Much Lower in Solar Cycle 24,
Especially at High Energies?: R A Mewaldt, G Li,
C Cohen, G M Mason, T T von Rosenvinge, C W
Smith, A Vourlidas
0830h SH41D-02 Particle Acceleration in HighEnergy Solar Flares Detected by the Fermi Large
Area Telescope: N Omodei, M Pesce-Rollins, V
Petrosian, W Liu, F Rubio da Costa
0845h SH41D-03 First Flight and Future Prospects
for the Gamma-Ray Imager/Polarimeter for
Solar flares (GRIPS): A Y Shih, P Saint-Hilaire,
N A Duncan, H M Bain, G J Hurford, S Boggs, A
Zoglauer, J Sample, B Maruca, A Caspi, P Kaufmann
0900h SH41D-04 GeV Solar Energetic Particle
Observation and Search by IceTop from 2011 to
2016: P A Evenson, P Muangha, D J Ruffolo
0915h SH41D-05 Superthermal (0.5-~100 keV)
Electrons near the ICME-driven shocks: L Yang, L
Wang, G Li, J Tao, J He, C Tu
0930h SH41D-06 The Spectral Characteristics of
Suprathermal Heavy Ions in Corotating Interaction
Regions: R J Filwett, M I Desai, M A Dayeh, T W
Broiles
)UDQN7R΍ROHWWR, Rice University;
Stephen Fuselier, Southwest Research
Institute; Andrei Runov, University of
California Los Angeles; Ian Cohen, Johns
Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory
0800h SM41B-2423 POSTER Access and Use of
MMS Data through SPDF Services: R E McGuire,
D Bilitza, S A Boardsen, R M Candey, R Chimiak,
J F Cooper, L N Garcia, B T Harris, R C Johnson,
T J Kovalick, N Lal, H A Leckner, M H Liu, N E
Papitashvili, U R Rao, D A Roberts, R E Yurow
0800h SM41B-2424 POSTER Using MHD Models
for Context for Multispacecraft Missions: P H Reiff,
S Y Sazykin, J Webster, A Daou, D T Welling, B L
Giles, C Pollock
0800h SM41B-2425 POSTER Magnetotail flux
release instability in MHD and kinetic regimes:
Global and local aspects: V G Merkin, M I Sitnov, K
Garcia-Sage, T Motoba
0800h SM41B-2426 POSTER Magnetotail Stability
Parameters in Global MHD Simulations: K GarciaSage, V G Merkin, M I Sitnov, T E Moore, A D
Pembroke
0800h SM41B-2427 POSTER Plasma Drifts in the
Intermediate Magnetosphere: Simulation Results: J
Lyon, B Zhang
0800h SM41B-2442 POSTER Characteristics
of Ion Distribution Functions in Dipolarizing
FluxBundles: THEMIS Event Studies: A Runov, A
Artemyev, J Birn, P L Pritchett, X Zhou
0800h SM41D-2462 POSTER Electron current in the
boundary layer of a mini-magnetosphere above a
lunar magnetic anomaly: H Usui, Y Miyake, M N
Nishino, J Wang
0800h SM41B-2443 POSTER Ion velocity
distributions in the plasma sheet: J Birn, A Runov
0800h SM41D-2463 POSTER The effects of
upstream plasma properties on Titan’s ionosphere:
S A Ledvina, S H Brecht
0800h SM41B-2444 POSTER Timescales for the
Penetration of IMF By into the Earth’s Magnetotail:
S D Browett, R C Fear
SM41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Magnetospheres in the Inner Solar
System I Posters (joint with P)
Gina DiBraccio, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Daniel Gershman, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center; Marissa
Vogt, Boston University
0800h SM41C-2445 POSTER Current status and
science operations plan of BepiColombo MMO: G
Murakami, M Fujimoto
0800h SM41C-2446 POSTER Investigation of
Analogues to Plasmoids and Jets in the Mercury
Magnetosheath: T Karlsson, E I Liljeblad, A Kullen,
J M Raines, J A Slavin, T Sundberg
0800h SM41C-2447 POSTER MESSENGER
observations of Mercury’s Plasma Mantle: J M
Jasinski, J A Slavin, J M Raines, G A DiBraccio
0800h SM41C-2448 POSTER Statistical Survey of
FTE Showers at Mercury: G Poh, J A Slavin, X Jia,
S M Imber, J M Raines, G A DiBraccio, W J Sun, D
J Gershman
0945h SH41D-07 Association of Impulsive Solar
Energetic Particle Events With Large-Scale
Coronal Waves: R Bucik, D Innes, G M Mason, M
E Wiedenbeck
0800h SM41B-2428 POSTER The dynamics and
structure of current systems during dipolarization
events: L Kepko, B J Anderson, C Russell, J Birn,
G Le, R J Strangeway, J A Slavin, R Nakamura, F
Plaschke
0800h SM41C-2449 POSTER MESSENGER
observations of flux ropes and reconnection fronts:
locations of the near tail reconnection site at
Mercury: W J Sun, S Fu, J A Slavin, J M Raines, Q
Zong, G Poh, T Zurbuchen
SPA-MAGNETOSPHERIC PHYSICS
0800h SM41B-2429 POSTER The Interaction of
Finite-Width Reconnection Exhaust Jets with
a Dipolar Magnetic Field Configuration: P L
Pritchett, A Runov
0800h SM41C-2450 POSTER Energetic electron
acceleration during dipolarization events in
Mercury’s magnetotail: R M Dewey, J A Slavin, D
N Baker, J M Raines, D J Lawrence
SM41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Radiation Belt Dynamics in the
Earth’s Inner Zone and Slot Region I
Posters
0800h SM41B-2430 POSTER Ion Transport and
Acceleration at Dipolarization Fronts: Large-Scale
MHD-Test-Particle Simulations: A Y Ukhorskiy,
K Sorathia, V G Merkin, M I Sitnov
Jean-Francois Ripoll, CEA Commissariat
à l’Energie Atomique DAM; Joseph
Fennell, The Aerospace Corporation;
Xinlin Li, Univ Colorado at Boulder
0800h SM41B-2431 POSTER Modeling particle
injections during magnetospheric substorm by a
propagating earthward electromagnetic pulse. : G A
Kalugin, K Kabin, E Donovan, E Spanswick
0800h SM41A-2411 POSTER Testing Linear Theory
on inner magnetosphere EMIC waves observed
by the Van Allen Probes: A Saikin, J Zhang, C
W Smith, H E Spence, B Larsen, R Geoffrey, R B
Torbert, C Kletzing
0800h SM41A-2412 POSTER Electric field
observations associated with 100s keV electron
enhancements in the slot region: S Califf, X Li, H
Zhao, T E Sarris, A C Kellerman, A N Jaynes, D
Malaspina
0800h SM41A-2413 POSTER Van Allen Probes
EFW Cold Plasma Density Observations at L shell
= 2: S A Thaller, J R Wygant, C A Cattell, A W
Breneman, S Tian, E Tyler, S De Pascuale, W S
Kurth, C Kletzing
0800h SM41A-2414 POSTER Comparison of lighting
activity and inner radiation belt particle fluxes
perturbations: C Martinez Calderon, J Bortnik, W
Li, H E Spence, C J Rodger
0800h SM41A-2415 POSTER The Role of the Auroral
Processes in the Formation of the Outer Electron
Radiation Belt: M V Stepanova, E E Antonova, V
A Pinto, P S Moya, M Riazantseva, I Ovchinnikov
0800h SM41A-2416 POSTER Radiation Belt Electron
Intensity Variations: Van Allen Probes era vs.
Previous two Solar Cycles: X Li, D N Baker, H Zhao,
K Zhang, A N Jaynes, Q Schiller, S G Kanekal, J B
Blake
0800h SM41A-2417 POSTER Inner radiation belt
protons during the Van Allen Probes era: X Li, R
Selesnick
0800h SM41A-2418 POSTER Comparison of Van
Allen Probes Radiation Belt Proton Data with TestParticle Simulation for the 17 March 2015 Storm: M
Engel, M Hudson, B T Kress, R Selesnick
0800h SM41A-2419 POSTER The cross-calibration
of proton radiation belt data and its long-term
variation characteristics: NOAA satellites: R Lin, S
Liu, L Shi
0800h SM41A-2420 POSTER Dynamics of the Low
Energy Proton Inner Belt: T B Guild, J E Mazur, M
D Looper
0800h SM41A-2421 POSTER Mountain waves
in space: The influence of lee waves on the
plasmasphere: J Helmboldt
0800h SM41B-2432 POSTER Kinetic Features of
Multi-Species Energetic Ions Associated with
Dynamic Injections at the Near-Tail Region as
Observed by the Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS)
Mission: A J Rogers, I J Cohen, B J Anderson, B
Mauk, J L Burch, R B Torbert, S A Fuselier, C T
Russell, R J Strangeway, M Lessard
0800h SM41B-2433 POSTER Electron Injections:
A Study of Electron Acceleration by Multiple
Dipolarizing Flux Bundles Using an Analytical
Model: C Gabrielse, V Angelopoulos, A Artemyev,
A Runov, C Harris
0800h SM41B-2434 POSTER MMS FEEPS Energetic
Electron Microinjection Observations: J F Fennell,
D L Turner, C Lemon, A N Jaynes, J B Blake, J H
Clemmons, H E Spence, B Mauk, D N Baker, I J
Cohen, J L Burch
0800h SM41B-2435 POSTER Survey of Particle
Injections Into the Inner Magnetosphere: T
Sotirelis, M Gkioulidou, D G Mitchell, L J
Lanzerotti
0800h SM41B-2436 POSTER Magnetospheric
Multiscale (MMS) and Van Allen Probes Study of
Substorm Injections: D N Baker, A N Jaynes, T W
Leonard, I Cohen, B Mauk, J F Fennell
0800h SM41B-2437 POSTER Simultaneous Remote
Observations of Intense Reconnection Effects by
MMS and DMSP Spacecraft During Storm-time
Substorms: R Nakamura, A Varsani, V A Sergeev,
W Baumjohann, A A Petrukovich, T Sotirelis, F
Plaschke, W Magnes, C T Russell, Y V Khotyaintsev,
B L Giles, J Dorelli, D J Gershman, R J Strangeway,
V N Coffey, R B Torbert, P A Lindqvist, R Ergun
SM41B-2438
POSTER
Multipoint
0800h
Observations of a Global Pi2 Event in Space and on
the Ground: X Shi, J B Baker, J M Ruohoniemi, M
Hartinger, N A Frissell, J Liu
0800h SM41B-2439 POSTER Storm Time
Current Distribution in the Innerequatorial
Magnetosphere:THEMIS Observations: Y Yang, C
Shen, M Dunlop, Z Rong, X Li, V Angelopoulos, Z
Chen, Y Ji, G Yan, X Shen, J Huang
0800h SM41B-2440 POSTER Magnetospheric
Response to the Severe Storm of June 22-23, 2015:
Effect of Multiple Dipolarizations on the Ring
Current and Radiation Belts: N Buzulukova, M C
H Fok, A Glocer, T E Moore, G Le, S C Martin
0800h SM41A-2422 POSTER 3D Lower Hybrid
Turbulence in Space Plasmas : G Ganguli, C E
Crabtree, L Rudakov
0800h SM41B-2441 POSTER Dipolarization in the
inner magnetosphere during a geomagnetic storm
on 7 October 2015: H Matsui, P J Erickson, J C
Foster, R B Torbert, M R Argall, B J Anderson, J
B Blake, I J Cohen, R Ergun, C J Farrugia, Y V
Khotyaintsev, H Korth, P A Lindqvist, W Magnes,
G T Marklund, B Mauk, K W Paulson, C Russell, R
J Strangeway, D L Turner
22
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
0800h SM41C-2451 POSTER Statistical Study of
Mercury’s Energetic Electron Events as Observed
by the Gamma-Ray and Neutron Spectrometer
Instrument onboard MESSENGER: R Nikoukar,
D J Lawrence, P N Peplowski, H Korth, R M Dewey,
D N Baker, R L McNutt Jr
0800h SM41C-2452 POSTER Sodium Ion
Production, Acceleration and Transport in
Mercury’s Magnetosphere: D J Perkins, D Schriver,
P M Travnicek, P Hellinger, R L Richard, J M Raines
0800h SM41C-2453 POSTER A PDS Archive for
Observations of Mercury’s Na Exosphere: C Backes,
T Cassidy, A W Merkel, R M Killen, A E Potter
0800h SM41C-2454 POSTER Compressibility of
Mercury’s Dayside Magnetosphere: Z Jun, W Wan,
Y Wei, J A Slavin, J M Raines, Z Rong, L Chai, X
Han
0800h SM41D-2464 POSTER Energetic environment
at Titan’s orbit: L Regoli, E Roussos, J G Luhmann,
K Dialynas, N Krupp, G H Jones, A J Coates
0800h SM41D-2465 POSTER Plasma interaction,
induction and energetic particle dynamics near
Callisto: A case study of Galileo’s C21 and C30
flybys: S Simon, L Liuzzo
0800h SM41D-2466 POSTER Transmission and
Reflection of Dispersive Alfven Waves in the Io
Plasma Torus: B H Stauffer, P A Delamere, P A
Damiano
0800h SM41D-2467 POSTER Europa ‘s Surface
Sputtering by the Thermal Plasma of the Torus
Considering the Electro-magnetic Interaction
Between the Plasma and the Atmosphere: F Bagenal,
V J Dols, T Cassidy, F J Crary, P A Delamere
0800h SM41D-2468 POSTER Hybrid Simulations
of Pluto’s Plasma Interaction: M Feyerabend, S
Simon, U Motschmann, L Liuzzo
0800h SM41D-2469 POSTER Comparison of New
Horizons Plasma Data with Three-Dimensional
Hybrid Simulations: N P Barnes, P A Delamere, H A
Elliott, D F Strobel, F Bagenal, M E Hill, R L McNutt
Jr, D J McComas
SM41E
Moscone West 2018
Thursday 0800h
Temporal Variations of Precipitation:
Fluctuating Aurora, ULF Modulation
of High-Frequency Waves, and
Modulation of Energetic Particle Loss
I
Alexa Halford, Dartmouth College;
Beate Humberset, University of Bergen;
Aaron Breneman, The University of
Minnesota; Allison Jaynes, University of
Colorado at Boulder
0800h SM41E-01 High time-resolution electron
energy and flux estimates inside regions of flickering
and pulsating aurora: R Michell, M Samara, G A
Grubbs II
0815h SM41E-02 Determination of electron
precipitation characteristics and ionospheric
conductance using high spatio-temporal resolution
ground-based multi-spectral imaging: G A Grubbs
II, R Michell, M Samara, D Hampton
0830h SM41E-03 Understanding Pulsating Aurora:
Overview and Outlook: D J Knudsen
0845h SM41E-04 Differentiating Types of Patchy
Pulsating Aurora: E Donovan, E Grono, K R
Murphy, E Spanswick, B Yang
0800h SM41C-2455 POSTER Effects of Induction
and Magnetopause Reconnection on Mercury’s
Magnetosphere: MESSENGER Observations and
Global MHD Simulations with Coupled Planetary
Interior: X Jia, J A Slavin, G Poh, G Toth, T I
Gombosi
0900h SM41E-05 Modulation of whistler-mode
chorus waves by ULF and the effects on auroral
precipitation: A N Jaynes, M Usanova, M Lessard,
K Takahashi, A Ali, D Malaspina, R Michell, E
Spanswick, E Donovan, C Klitzing, , M Samara, H E
Spence, J R Wygant
0800h SM41C-2456 POSTER Global fully kinetic
models of planetary magnetospheres with iPic3D:
G Lapenta, L Sanna, J Amaya, D Gonzalez, A Zitz,
B Lembege, S Markidis, D Schriver, R J Walker, J
Berchem, I B Peng, P M Travnicek
0915h SM41E-06 Coherent Whistler Mode Waves
Simultaneously Observed Over Unexpectedly
Large Spatial Scales: J Li, J Bortnik, W Li, R M
Thorne, X Chu, L Chen, C Kletzing, W S Kurth, G
B Hospodarsky, J R Wygant, A W Breneman, S A
Thaller
0800h SM41C-2457 POSTER The magnetosphere
of Venus under unusual Solar Wind condition: S
A Pope, G S Chong, G Collinson, T Zhang, M A
Balikhin
0800h SM41C-2458 POSTER Vortex structure in
the Venus plasma wake: H Perez-de-Tejada, R N A
Lundin
SM41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Moon-Plasma Interactions
throughout the Solar System II
Posters (joint with P)
Sven Simon, Georgia Institute of
Technology Main Campus; Sean
Hsu, University of Colorado; James
O’Donoghue, Boston University; Carol
Paty, Georgia Inst. of Technology
0800h SM41D-2459 POSTER Implications of the
solar eclipse on the geomagnetic field: J H KIM, H
Y Chang
0800h SM41D-2460 POSTER Solar Wind Interaction
with Lunar Magnetic Anomalies: Reiner Gamma: J
Deca, A V Divin, T Ahmadi, X Wang, B Lembege, S
Markidis, G Lapenta, M Horanyi
0800h SM41D-2461 POSTER Diamagnetic effect in
the foremoon solar wind observed by Kaguya: M
N Nishino, Y Saito, H Tsunakawa, Y Miyake, Y
Harada, S Yokota, F Takahashi, M Matsushima, H
Shibuya, H Shimizu
0930h SM41E-07 Balloon Observations of ULF
Wave Modulated Relativistic Electron Precipitation:
L A Woodger, R M Millan, A J Halford
0945h SM41E-08 The role of localised Ultra-Low
Frequency waves in energetic electron precipitation:
J Rae, K R Murphy, C Watt, I R Mann, L Ozeke, A
J Halford, D G Sibeck, M A Clilverd, C J Rodger, A
W Degeling, H J Singer
TECTONOPHYSICS
T41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Advanced Technology and
Multidisciplinary Approaches in
Structure and Tectonics I Posters (joint
with EP, NH)
Steven Micklethwaite, Monash
University; Jonathan Glen, USGS
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Alexander Cruden, Monash University
0800h T41A-2891 POSTER Accommodation folding
and magmatic intrusions in the Vøring Basin,
Norwegian Sea: K O Omosanya, S E Johansen, O E
Eruteya, N Waldmann
0800h T41A-2892 POSTER Active Fault Monitoring
Using Portable Seismograph Arrays in Washington
State: R Cakir, S Scott, T J Walsh, T Lau, K
Szatkowski, J Dragovich, M L Anderson, M Polenz,
S Mavor, M Allen
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h T41A-2893 POSTER Reflection seismic
investigations over the Siljan Ring impact structure
revisted: Preservation of Paleozoic rocks by low
angle faults?: C Juhlin, F Zhang
T41A-2894
POSTER
Geophysical
0800h
Characterization of the Hilton Creek Fault System:
A K Lacy, K P Macy, J L De Cristofaro, J Polet
0800h T41A-2895 POSTER Prestack Gaussian-beam
Depth Migration for Common Offset Gathers: P
Xiao
0800h T41A-2896 POSTER Tectonic Setting and
Aftershocks of the Mw 6.7 Feburary 14, 2013
Earthquake in Yakutia, Northeast Russia: E
Rappolee, D R Burk, K G Mackey, K Fujita, S V
Shibaev, B M Koz’min
0800h T41A-2897 POSTER Exploring structures of
the Rochefort Cave (Belgium) with 3D models from
LIDAR scans and UAV photoscans.: A Watlet, A
Triantafyllou, O Kaufmann, S Le Mouelic
0800h T41A-2898 POSTER Miocene Vertical-Axis
Rotation of Catalina Island: Implications for the
Southern California Continental Borderland: R
Stewart, N Onderdonk
0800h T41A-2899 POSTER The Barrancas anticline
in west-central Argentina: new geomorphic and
geologic constraints on the geometry and activity of
a fault-related fold: J M Rimando, L M Schoenbohm
0800h T41A-2900 POSTER Consistent Top-tothe-foreland Directed Deformation from Floor to
Roof in the Seve Nappe Complex (SNC), Jämtland,
Sweden: H Bender, U Ring, B S G Almqvist, J
Glodny, B Grasemann, M B Stephens
0800h T41A-2901 POSTER Investigating The
Accuracy of Point Clouds Generated for Rock
Surfaces: D Z Seker, A H Incekara
T41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
High-Resolution Topography and
Dating in Active Tectonics III Posters
(joint with EP, NH)
Zhikun Ren, Institute of Geology,CEA;
Olaf Zielke, King Abdullah University of
Science and Technology; Austin Elliott,
University of Oxford
0800h T41B-2902 POSTER The 1959 MW 7.3
Hebgen Lake earthquake revisited: morphology and
mechanics from lidar: K L Johnson, E Nissen, L J
Lajoie
0800h T41B-2903 POSTER Field Mapping, LiDAR
Analysis and Shallow Geophysical Methods Define
the Geometry and Kinematics of the Leech River
Fault, an Active Forearc Structure in Northern
Cascadia: A C Graham, K D Morell, L J Leonard, C
Regalla, V Levson
0800h T41B-2904 POSTER Integrating Ground
Penetrating Radar, Lidar, and Geologic Mapping
to Image Fault Displacements at Mount Mazama
(Crater Lake), Oregon: S Kruse, J E Robinson, C R
Bacon, E Gallant, J McIlrath
0800h T41B-2914 POSTER Characterization of
Holocene Surface Deformation Along the Seattle
Fault Zone, Washington: M M Reid, S E K Bennett,
B L Sherrod
0800h T41C-2937 POSTER Mesozoic to Recent,
regional tectonic controls on subsidence patterns in
the Gulf of Mexico basin: M Almatrood, P Mann,
M N Bugti
0800h T41B-2915 POSTER Kinematics of
Northeastern Tibet: New Insights from the QishanMazhao Fault (Shaanxi, China): X Li, P Z Zhang,
W Zheng, X Feng, C Li, H Xu, X Li, M Ai, G Chen,
L Lv
0800h T41C-2938 POSTER Jurassic, slow-spreading
ridge in the southeast Gulf of Mexico and its alongstrike morpho-volcanic expression explained by a
two-phase opening model: P Lin, P Mann
0800h T41B-2916 POSTER Magnitude and Surface
Rupture Length of Prehistoric Upper Crustal
Earthquakes in the Puget Lowland, Washington
State: B L Sherrod, R H Styron
0800h T41B-2917 POSTER Uplift and transtension
within the Al Hoceima region, Morocco: A P
Poujol, J F Ritz, P Vernant, R Braucher, P H Blard,
A Tahayt, S Maate, O Raji
0800h T41B-2918 POSTER Quaternary Activity of
the Erciyes Fault Southeast of the Kayseri Basin,
Turkey: K Okumura, Y S Hayakawa, R Kontani,
K Fikri
0800h T41B-2919 POSTER Preliminary Investigation
and Surficial Mapping of the Faults North and
South of Blacktail Butte, Teton County, Wyoming:
S Wittke
0800h T41B-2920 POSTER Late Pleistocene to
Holocene paleoseismicity of the House Range fault
from UAV photogrammetry and exposure-age
dating: N A Niemi, T Stahl, J Andreini, J Wells, M
P Bunds
0800h T41B-2921 POSTER Testing the time
dependence of slip on the West Klamath Lake fault
zone: G Speth, C B Amos, W H Amidon, A Meigs
0800h T41B-2922 POSTER Preliminary Results from
Paleoseismic Excavations across the San Andreas
Fault at the Scarp Creek Site on the San Francisco
Peninsula, California: C S Prentice, R R Sickler, K
Clahan, A Pickering, S DeLong
0800h T41B-2923 POSTER Holocene geologic slip
rate for the Mission Creek strand of the Southern
San Andreas Fault, northern Coachella Valley, CA.:
J J Munoz, W M Behr, W D Sharp, R Fryer, P O
Gold
0800h T41B-2924 POSTER Measuring slip in
paleoearthquakes using high-resolution aerial lidar
data: Combined analysis of the Wairau, Awatere,
Clarence, and Hope faults, South Island, New
Zealand: R W Zinke, J F Dolan, A E Hatem, R J Van
Dissen, R Langridge, J Grenader, C P McGuire, E J
Rhodes, A Nicol Prof
T41B-2925
POSTER
Paleoseismic
0800h
Investigation of the Spring Valley Fault, Santa
Rosa, California: Evidence for Holocene Activity:
J M Sowers, C S Hitchcock, J Hoeft, A Barron, K
Harvey, B C Cooper, M D Zachery
0800h T41B-2927 POSTER Tectonic Reversal of the
New Hebrides Forearc Recorded by Fossil Coral
Terraces on Araki, Solomon Islands: F W Taylor,
C D Gallup, R L Edwards
0800h T41B-2928 POSTER Late Quaternary activity
along the Longmen Shan thrust belt, eastern Tibet,
China: C Li, X Wang, X Li, Z Wei
0800h T41B-2905 POSTER Uplifted Terraces along
the Southeastern Coast of Bangladesh Reveal the
Extent of 1762 Earthquake Surface Deformation
and Potentially Document Prior Earthquakes: D R
Mondal, C McHugh, M S Steckler, L Seeber, S H
Akhter, S Mustaque, P S Knappett
0800h T41B-2929 POSTER New high-resolution
seismic imaging of the Main Frontal Thrust (MFT)
in Bardibas (central Nepal) reveals blind fault
strands and buried strath surfaces: implications for
paleoseismology: R V Almeida, J Hubbard, L M
Liberty, A E Foster, S N Sapkota
0800h T41B-2906 POSTER Spatially and Temporally
Constant Slip-rate Along the Ganzi-Yushu Segment
of the Xianshuihe Fault System, Eastern Tibet: M
L Chevalier, P H Leloup, A Replumaz, J Pan, M
Métois, H Li, J van der Woerd, E Kali
0800h T41B-2930 POSTER Thermochronology,
Uplift and Erosion at the Australian-Pacific Plate
Boundary Alpine Fault restraining bend, New
Zealand: M W Sagar, D Seward, K P Norton
0800h T41B-2907 POSTER New Holocene Slip-rate
Sites Along the Mojave San Andreas Fault Near
Palmdale, CA: E K Young, E Cowgill, K M Scharer
T41C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
0800h T41B-2908 POSTER History of Recent
Surface-Rupturing Earthquakes on the Burbank
fault, Yakima Folds, Central Washington: S E K
Bennett, B L Sherrod, H M Kelsey, T Reedy, J P
Lasher, J B Paces, S Mahan
0800h T41B-2909 POSTER Holocene Earthquakes
of Magnitude 7 During Westward Escape of the
Olympic Mountains, Washington: A R Nelson, S F
Personius, R E Wells
0800h T41B-2910 POSTER New Data on Quaternary
Surface Offset and Slip Rates of the Oquirrh Fault
(Utah, USA) from DSMs made with Structurefrom-Motion Methods: M P Bunds, J Andreini, K
Larsen, A Fletcher, M Arnold, N A Toke
Mesozoic to Recent Evolution of the
Gulf of Mexico Basin from Integrated
Geologic and Geophysical Data Sets I
Posters
Paul Mann, University of Houston;
Gyorgy Marton, Dynamic Data Services
0800h T41C-2931 POSTER Review of pre-rift
continental fits and plate kinematic models for the
Gulf of Mexico opening: A Steier, P Mann
0800h T41C-2932 POSTER Regional Comparison
of Detrital Zircon Populations in Syn-rift, Jurassic
Rocks from the Northern Gulf of Mexico to
Northern South America: M Kouassi
0800h T41B-2911 POSTER First steps towards a fast
slip rate along the Liquine-Ofqui Fault Zone in
Chilean Patagonia: G P De Pascale, I Penna, R L
Hermanns, M Froude, S A Sepulveda
0800h T41C-2933 POSTER New Insight into the
Lithosphere Structure of the Gulf Coast of Texas
and Louisiana: J Pulliam, H Gurrola, K L Mickus,
G R Keller
0800h T41B-2912 POSTER Northern Cascadia
Subduction Zone Earthquake Records from
Onshore and Offshore Core Data: R B Hausmann,
C Goldfinger, B Black, C G Romsos, S Galer, T
Collins
0800h T41C-2934 POSTER Shear Wave Structure
Beneath Texas and Its Implication for the Opening
of The Gulf of Mexico: Y Yao, A Li
0800h T41B-2913 POSTER Estimating Inland
Ground Motions from Lake Turbidite Sequences,
Northern Cascadia margin, USA.: C Goldfinger, R
B Hausmann, B Black, C G Romsos, J W Beeson, S
Galer, T Collins
0800h T41C-2935 POSTER Locating the oceancontinent crustal boundary of the eastern Gulf of
Mexico based on heat flow observations: A Netto,
S Nagihara
0800h T41C-2936 POSTER The Early Gulf of Mexico
as a Subaerial Basin Below Sea Level (SABSEL)
Basin. Evidence from Stratigraphy and Facies of
Luanne salt, Norphlet sandstone and Smackover
Brown Dense Formations.: M M Cassidy
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
0800h T41C-2939 POSTER Geological 3D Velocity
Model, Keathley Canyon and Walker Ridge,
Deepwater Gulf of Mexico: S Cornelius, P A Emmet
0800h T41C-2940 POSTER Salt Interval Velocities vs
Latitude in the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico: Keathley
Canyon and Walker Ridge Areas: S Cornelius, J P
Castagna
0800h T41C-2941 POSTER Distinctive styles of salt
deformation formed by radial, convergent gliding
into the sharp corners of the northeastern and
northwestern Gulf of Mexico: M N Bugti, P Mann
0800h T41C-2942 POSTER Delineation of the
Mesozoic “step-up fault” at the continent-ocean
boundary in the US Gulf of Mexico and its Cenozoic
role as a thrust-ramp for passive margin fold-belts:
D F Lankford-Bravo, P Mann
0800h T41C-2943 POSTER Mexican Ridges passive
margin foldbelt of western Gulf of Mexico detached
along the top of an extensive, Oligocene mass
transport complex: A Fick, P Mann
0800h T41C-2944 POSTER Structure of the Western
Gulf of Mexico Salt Canopy Surface Imaged by
Regional 2D Multichannel Seismic Data: W W
Sager, V Robla, P A Emmet
0800h T41C-2945 POSTER New Insights into
the Campeche Escarpment Post-Chicxulub
Impact Using Multibeam Echo Sounder (MBES)
Bathymetry and Backscatter Data: J McBee, G A
Mitchell, K J Brumley, J J Gharib, C K Paull
0800h T41C-2946 POSTER Gravity-based model for
regional flexure induced by crustal loading by the
14-km-thick Mississippi delta: R A Ajala, P Mann
T41D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Multidisciplinary Records of ClimateTectonic Interactions I Posters
Joel Saylor, University of Houston;
Heinrich Bahlburg, University of
Münster; Andreas Mulch, Biodiversity
and Climate Research Centre; Lindsay
Worthington, University of New Mexico
Main Campus
0800h T41D-2948 POSTER Simulated dependence
of the Himalayan and Tibetan Plateau precipitation
Ƽ18O-elevation relationship to orogen height: H
Shen, C J Poulsen
T41D-2950 POSTER
The
Liuqu
0800h
Conglomerate, Southern Tibet: Paleoclimate and
Paleoelevation: R Leary, J Quade, P G DeCelles, P
A Kapp
0800h T41D-2951 POSTER Altitudinal effect of
soil glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether on the
southeastern Tibetan Plateau: availability as a
paleoaltitude proxy: Y Bai
0800h T41D-2952 POSTER Detrital Zircon U-Pb
Analysis Of The Liuqu Conglomerate Along The
Yarlung-Zangbo Suture Zone, and Implications
for the Mode and Timing of Collision Tectonics in
Southern Tibet: Y Xie, Y Dilek
0800h T41D-2954 POSTER Post 4.5 Ma Erosionally
Driven Rock Uplift and Landscape Evolution of
the Cascade Range in the Pacific Northwest: W H
Lopez, A Meigs
0800h T41D-2955 POSTER The influence of
topography on the isotopic composition of
orographically enhanced precipitation in an
idealized baroclinic wave: Implications for isotopebased paleoaltimetry: L Wheeler, J Galewsky
0800h T41D-2956 POSTER Searching for the
Neogene orogenic mechanism that uplifted the
Eastern Cordillera of Colombia: Constraints from
seismology, geochronolgy and geochemistry: G
Monsalve, G A Posada, A Cardona, E Poveda, V
Valencia, J F Blanco Chia
0800h T41D-2957 POSTER Oligocene – modern
paleoenvironmental change in of the Peruvian
central Andes: Implications for late Miocene uplift
and aridification: K E Sundell, J E Saylor, T J Lapen,
D P Villarreal, R H Styron, W P Usnayo Perales, J
Cárdenas
0800h T41D-2958 POSTER Preliminary Hydrogen
Isotope Data from Volcanic Glass in the Peruvian
Andes: E White, E J Cassel
T41D-2959
POSTER
Geophysical
0800h
Characterization of the Central Yakutat Shelf
and Cenozoic Basin Development, Offshore
Southeastern Alaska: R N Price
0800h T41D-2960 POSTER Offshore Sedimentary
Record of Exhumation in Southeast Alaska Using
Detrital Zircon Fission Track Analysis: N Bootes, E
Enkelmann, R O Lease
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
0800h T41D-2961 POSTER Chronology of Late
Quaternary Glacial Cycles in the Bering Trough,
Gulf of Alaska: Constraints from Core-Log-Seismic
Integration across the Continental Shelf and Slope:
W A Clary, L L Worthington, H Daigle, A L Slagle,
S P S Gulick
0800h T41D-2962 POSTER Transient Deformation
Patterns in Response to Quaternary Glacial
Advance-Retreat Across the Offshore St. Elias
Mountains, southern Alaska: L L Worthington, W
A Clary, H Daigle, P O Koons, S P S Gulick, J M
Jaeger
0800h T41D-2963 POSTER Temporal resolution
through synthetic seismic via core-log-seismic
integration in the Surveyor Fan, Gulf of Alaska: P
F Wagner, R Reece, L L Worthington, S P S Gulick
0800h T41D-2964 POSTER Elemental and
Mineralogical Analysis of Silt Fraction from Site
U1420, IODP Expedition 341: J K Salinas, J M
Jaeger, M L Penkrot
0800h T41D-2965 POSTER Biogenic opal production
changes in the Gulf of Alaska (IODP Expedition 341
Site U1417) during the Pliocene to Miocene: B K
Khim, S Kim, H Asahi
T41D-2966
POSTER
Core-seismic
0800h
investigation of Surveyor Channel tributaries:
Glacial history of the southern Alaskan margin: K
Somchat, R Reece, S P S Gulick, H Asahi, A C Mix
0800h T41D-2967 POSTER New provenance data
from Surveyor Fan sediments, Gulf of Alaska: a
history of climate-tectonic interactions in the St.
Elias orogen: H Bahlburg, B Huber
0800h T41D-2968 POSTER Controls on Erosion
in the Western Tarim Basin: Implications for the
Uplift of Northwest Tibet and Pamirs: P D Clift, H
Zheng, A Carter, P Böning, T N Jonell, K Pahnke
0800h T41D-2969 POSTER Reconciling the Isabella
Anomaly with Lithosphere Delamination and Basin
& Range Extension: J Straub, J Hu, Q Zhou, L Liu
0800h T41D-2970 POSTER Pliocene Tectonics
Suggest an End to Passive Margin Subsidence:
A Fresh Look at the Canterbury Basin, South
Island, New Zealand: K Dvorak, M A Kominz, M
Crundwell
T41E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Origin, Architecture, and Dynamics
of Extensional Basins III Posters (joint
with EP, S, V)
John Armitage, Institute de Physique
du Globe de Paris; Jolante van Wijk,
New Mexico Institute of Mining and
Technology; Sascha Brune, University
of Sydney; David Ferguson, Harvard
University
0800h T41E-2971 POSTER Crustal radial anisotropy
in Northeast China and its implication for the
regional tectonic extension: Z Guo, Y Yang, Y J
Chen
0800h T41E-2972 POSTER Pre-rift Denudation,
Large Scales of Basalt Eruption and Multidirectional
Extension in the Jianghan Basin, Central China: An
Active Rift Model: L Wu, L Mei, Y Liu, J Luo, M
Li, C Min
0800h T41E-2973 POSTER Gravity and Seismic
Investigations of the Northern Rio Grande Rift and
Valles Caldera Area, New Mexico: L W Braile, C J
W Carchedi, H E Krueger, M Muscat, F Apango, L
Phillips, M Rhoads, D Stayt, T Steele, Z Steele, J F
Ferguson, D McPhee, S Biehler, M D Ralston, W
S Baldridge
0800h T41E-2974 POSTER Architecture, Kinematics,
and Development of Widespread Late Oligocene to
Early Miocene East-Northeast and West-Northwest
Trending Extensional Basins during North-South
Extension in the Central and Southern Walker
Lane, Western Great Basin: S R Kerstetter, D T
Katopody, J S Oldow
0800h T41E-2975 POSTER Subsurface Constraints
on Late Cenozoic Basin Geometry in Northern Fish
Lake Valley and Displacement Transfer Along the
Northern Fish Lake Valley Fault Zone, Western
Nevada: N Mueller, S R Kerstetter, D T Katopody,
J S Oldow
0800h T41E-2976 POSTER Tectonic Implications of
Changes in the Paleogene Paleodrainage Network
in the West-Central Part of the San Luis Basin,
Northern Rio Grande Rift, New Mexico and
Colorado, USA: R A Thompson, K J Turner, M A
Cosca, B Drenth
0800h T41E-2977 POSTER Constraints on the
Timing and Style of Paleogene Extension in the
Basin and Range from Apatite and Zircon Double
Dating: A Canada, E J Cassel, D F Stockli, M E
Smith, B R Jicha, B S Singer
0800h T41E-2978 POSTER Subsurface imaging in a
sector of Cerro Prieto transform fault near to pullapart basin, Mexicali Valley, Baja California, Mexico,
based on crooked lines 2D seismic reflection.: M A
Mares-Agüero, M González-Escobar, S Arregui
2016
23
0800h T41E-2980 POSTER Weighing the Oligocene
extensional event in the Salar de Atacama Basin by
analysis of depth-converted sections and geophysical
data.: S A Bascunan, A Maksymowicz, F Martínez, J
Becerra, J F Rubilar, C Arriagada, M A Peña Gomez,
I Gómez
0800h T41E-2981 POSTER Subsidence History,
Seismic Stratigraphy and Crustal Structure of
Western Musandam Peninsula: A B Watts, M Ali,
S Aidarbayev, M P Searle
0800h T41E-2982 POSTER The Red Sea structural
architecture assessment based on yield strength
spatial variations and Arabian margin preexisting
structures: T Alotaibi, K P Furlong
0800h T41E-2983 POSTER Modeling the
Sedimentary Infill of Lakes in the East African Rift:
A Case Study of Multiple versus Single Rift Basin
Segments: C Zhang, C A Scholz
0800h T41E-2984 POSTER Early Mesozoic rift basin
architecture and sediment routing system in the
Moroccan High Atlas: N Perez, A Teixell, D Gomez
0800h T41E-2985 POSTER The Newly Identified
Subsurface Hazlehurst Formation and Implications
for the Tectonic Evolution of the South Georgia
Rift Basin, Southeastern U.S.: R Cao, J H Knapp
0800h T41E-2986 POSTER Arctic Ocean
Sedimentary Cover Structure, Based on 2D MCS
Seismic Data.: A Kireev, V Kaminsky, V Poselov, L
Poselova, D Kaminsky
0800h T41E-2987 POSTER Extensional Tectonics
and Sedimentary Architecture Using 3-D Seismic
Data: An Example from Hydrocarbon-Bearing
Mumbai Offshore Basin, West Coast of India: D K
Mukhopadhyay, P K Bhowmick, P Mishra
0800h T41E-2988 POSTER Structural development
of the Australian Otway passive margin; the
kinematics and interaction of syn-sedimentary
faults: D C Tanner, J Ziesch, C M Krawczyk
0800h T41E-2989 POSTER The Lord Howe Rise:
new views of the enigmatic continental ribbon
breakup from multi-channel seismic reflection data:
B Boston, S Kodaira, Y Nakamura, S Miura, G Fujie,
Y Kaiho, T Shirai, Y Yamada, S Saito, K Shiraishi,
F Gallais, R I Hackney, S Nichol, G Bernardel, C
Mitchell
0800h T41E-2990 POSTER First insights into the
deep structure across the Tasman Basin and Lord
Howe Rise from wide-angle seismic data: F Gallais,
S Kodaira, G Fujie, S Miura, Y Kaiho, Y Yamada,
S Saito, K Shiraishi, B Boston, Y Nakamura, R I
Hackney, S Nichol, G Bernardel, C Mitchell
0800h T41E-2991 POSTER The Lord Howe Rise
continental ribbon: a fragment of eastern Gondwana
that reveals the drivers of continental rifting and
plate tectonics: S Saito, R I Hackney, S E Bryan, J
I Kimura, D Müller, R J Arculus, N N Mortimer, J
Collot, Y Tamura, Y Yamada
0800h T41E-2992 POSTER Stratal stacking
patterns and tectono-sedimentary evolution
of hyperextended magma-poor rifted margins:
C Ribes, M Gillard, M E Epin, J F Ghienne, G
Manatschal, G D Karner, C A Johnson
0800h T41E-2993 POSTER Fault Systems at Distal
Magma-Poor Rifted Margins: Structural Style,
Evolution and Relation to Magma.: G Manatschal,
M Gillard, J Autin, M E Epin, C Ribes, G D Karner,
C A Johnson
0800h T41E-2994 POSTER 3D Architecture of UltraDistal Magma-Poor Rifted Margins: the Example
of the Fossil Err and Platta Ocean Continent
Transition Exposed in the Central Alps in SE
Switzerland.: M E Epin, G Manatschal, M Amann,
R Walter, M Lescanne
0800h T41E-2995 POSTER Critical Coulomb
Wedge Theory Applied to Hyper-Extended Rifted
Margins: A New Perspective: M Nirrengarten, G
Manatschal, X Yuan, N J Kusznir, B Maillot
0800h T41E-2996 POSTER Two Generations of
Detachment System in an Aborted Hyper-extended
Rift Basin: A Case in the Baiyun Sag, northern South
China Sea: Z Zhou, L Mei, J Liu, L Chen, J Zheng
0800h T41E-2997 POSTER Rifting processes along
the northern margin of the South China Sea:
R Martos-Alvarez, C Ranero, C Ranero, A L
Cameselle, D Franke, U Barckhausen
0800h T41E-2998 POSTER Modeling Continental
Rifts and Melting Under Precambrian Mantle
Conditions: Effects of Mantle Potential Temperature
and Rheology: M Hansen, R Moucha, T O Rooney,
S Stein, C A Stein
0800h T41E-3000 POSTER Necking of the Crust
and Lithosphere: a Reappraisal of Basic Concepts
with Thermo-Mechanical Numerical Modeling:
P Chenin, S M Schmalholz, G Manatschal, G D
Karner, C A Johnson
0800h T41E-3001 POSTER Fault evolution in a
hyperextended zone: D Cresswell, G Lymer, T J
Reston, C Stevenson, J Bull, D S Sawyer
0800h T41E-3002 POSTER Resolving the finescale deformation structure of continental
hyperextension at the deep Galicia rift margin using
seismic full waveform inversion.: R G Davy, J V
Morgan, T A Minshull, J M Bull, G Bayrakci
24
2016
0800h T41E-3003 POSTER Investigation of Fault
Systems Controlling Breakup and Deposition in the
Galicia Rift Margin: A Alexanian, D S Sawyer, G G
Gray, D J Shillington, R G Davy, T A Minshull, T J
Reston, J K Morgan
0800h T41E-3004 POSTER Interpretation and
attribute analysis of the S-reflector from Galicia
Margin, offshore Spain: C N Schuba, D S Sawyer, G
G Gray, D J Shillington, T A Minshull, J K Morgan
0800h T41E-3005 POSTER Corrugations on the S
Reflector West of Spain: Kinematic Implications:
G Lymer, D Cresswell, T J Reston, C Stevenson, J
Bull, D S Sawyer
0800h T41E-3006 POSTER Abrupt Change in the
Crustal Structure of the South Porcupine Basin from
Wide-Angle Seismic Data: C Chen, L Watremez, M
Prada, T A Minshull, R A Edwards, B O’Reilly, T J
Reston, G Wagner, V Gaw, D Klaeschen, P Shannon
0800h T41E-3007 POSTER Deep seismic structure
of the Maranhão-Barreirinhas-Cearà margin
(NE Brazil) from the MAGIC wide-angle seismic
experimen: F Gallais, D Aslanian, S Philippe,
A Afilhado, M Moulin, N A Dias, J E Soares, A
Loureiro, R A Fuck, J A Cupertino, A R Viana, L
Matias, M Evain
0800h T41E-3008 POSTER Deep segmentation
from 2D forward modeling and 3D tomography
of the Maranhão-Barreirinhas-Ceará Margin, NW
Brazil: N A Dias, A Afilhado, S Philippe, F Gallais,
J E Soares, R A Fuck, J A Cupertino, A R Viana, M
Moulin, D Aslanian
0800h T41E-3009 POSTER Sismostratigraphy of the
Ceará Plateau to decipher the Cenozoic evolution
of Brazilian Equatorial Margin: L Jovane, J J
Figueiredo, D P Alves, D Iacopini, M Giorgioni, P
Vannucchi, H Vital, D D Moura, E C Molina, F H
Bezerra, I Rios
0800h T41E-3010 POSTER Variability of geothermal
gradients across two differently aged continental
passive margins: The Southwest African and the
Norwegian margins: E Gholamrezaie, M ScheckWenderoth, J Sippel
0800h T41E-3011 POSTER Impact of Iceland Plume
on Norway’s Rifted Margin: A Koptev, T Francois,
S Cloetingh, T Gerya
T41F
Moscone South 306
Thursday 0800h
T41G
Moscone South 103
Thursday 0800h
Linking Surface and Upper Crustal
Kinematics to Deeper Crust and
Mantle Flow in Collisions II (joint with
EP, G, S, V)
Subduction Top to Bottom (ST2B-2) V
S (joint with DI, MR, S, V)
David Young, Ohio State University
Main Campus; Alison Duvall, University
of Washington; Rebecca Bendick,
University of Montana
0800h T41F-01 Deformation in the mantle wedge
associated with Laramide flat-slab subduction and
implications for surface deformation during the
Laramide orogeny: W M Behr, D Smith
0815h T41F-02 The Underthrusting of the
Continental Lithosphere After Slab Break-off: V
Magni, M B Allen, J Van Hunen, P Bouilhol
0830h T41F-03 Decoupled Upper and Lower Crustal
Deformation Mechanisms in the Pamir Mountains:
Implications for Lower Crustal Flow in Orogenic
Plateaus: J Chapman, A C Robinson, B Carrapa, P
A Kapp, J Worthington, D P Villarreal, M Gadoev,
I Oimahmadov
0845h T41F-04 North American Cordillera-wide
lower crustal channel flow: R D Hyndman
0900h T41F-05 The Influence of Frontal and
Lateral Ramps in Fold Thrust Belts on Structural
Architecture and Erosion : D M Robinson, N
McQuarrie
0915h T41F-06 Episodic Growth of Orogenic
Plateau: Insights from 3-D Thermo-Mechanical
Modeling: L Chen, T Gerya
0930h T41F-07 Identification of mantle upwelling
in north China through the joint analysis of SKS
and surface deformation data: L M Flesch, L Chang,
C Y Wang, Z Ding
0945h T41F-08 A subducting slab dynamics
hypothesis for Himalayan mountain building,
asymmetric arc curvature, convergence slowdown,
and climatic forcing: A G Webb, H Guo, P D Clift,
L Husson, T Mueller, D Costantino, A Yin, Z Xu, H
Cao, Q Wang
0800h T41E-3012 POSTER Isostatic Gravity
Anomalies, Flexure and the Origin of Seaward
Dipping Reflectors at Volcanic Rifted Margins: R L
Morgan, A B Watts
Gray Bebout, Lehigh University; David
Scholl, USGS Geological Survey; Robert
Stern, Univ Texas Dallas
0800h T41G-01 Evolving Neogene Sediment
Delivery to and Dispersal in the Aleutian-Alaska
Subduction Zone: J M Jaeger, S P S Gulick, S
Morey, M C G Frederik, T K Somchat
0815h T41G-02 Sediment consolidation at the
Cascadia margin deformation front and its impact
on megathrust slip behavior: S Han, S M Carbotte,
N L Bangs, D M Saffer, J C Gibson
0830h T41G-03 IODP Expedition 362: Initial results
from drilling the Sumatra subduction zone – the
role of input materials in shallow seismogenic slip
and forearc plateau development: L C McNeill, B
Dugan, K E Petronotis, I Expedition 362 Scientists
0845h T41G-04 Geodynamics of Bending-related
Normal Faults in Subducting Plates: Z Zhou, J Lin
0900h T41G-05 Seismic velocity structure of the
incoming Pacific Plate subducting into the central
part of the Japan Trench revealed by traveltime
tomography using OBS data: K Obana, G Fujie, S
Kodaira, T Takahashi, Y Yamamoto, S Miura, M
Shinohara
0915h T41G-06 Subduction Top to Bottom: A Brief
History of an Idea and Publication Concept: G E
Bebout, D W Scholl, S H Kirby
0930h T41G-07 Trench and forearc dynamics of the
Chilean subduction plate boundary: J Behrmann,
J Geersen
0945h T41G-08 Near-field observations of an
offshore Mw 6.0 subduction thrust earthquake from
an integrated seafloor and sub-seafloor borehole
monitoring network at the Nankai Trough: L M
Wallace, E Araki, D M Saffer, X Wang, A Roesner,
A Kopf, A Nakanishi, W L Power, R Kobayashi, C
Kinoshita, S Toczko
VOLCANOLOGY,
GEOCHEMISTRY AND
PETROLOGY
V41A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Check out daily
Career Advice Talks
in the Career
Resource Theater
Thursday, 15 December
11:00 A.M.
Transitioning Beyond Academia—Alaina Levine, President,
Quantum Solutions
2:00 P.M.–2:30 P.M.
YESS: Young Earth Systems Scientists—Kevin Reed,
Regional Representative, YESS
3:00 P.M.
Physical and Chemical Constraints on
the Moon-Forming Impact II Posters
Rita Parai, Carnegie Institution for
Science Washington; Bernard Wood,
University of Oxford; Jon Wade,
University of Oxford; Stephen Elardo,
Carnegie Institution for Science
Washington
0800h V41A-3105 POSTER Magma ascent and
magmatism controlled by cratering on the Moon: C
Michaut, V Pinel
0800h V41A-3106 POSTER Terrestrial magma ocean
origin of the Moon: A numerical study of a giant
impact incorporating the different equations of state
for melts and solids: N Hosono, S I Karato, J Makino
0800h V41A-3107 POSTER Composition and
Origin of Theia - the Moon-Forming Impactor: S
A Jacobson, D C Rubie, A Morbidelli, E D Young
0800h V41A-3108 POSTER Making The Moon
From The Earth - An Internally Consistent Isotopic
And Chemical Model: J Wade, B J Wood
0800h V41A-3110 POSTER First-principles
Calculations of Equilibrium Calcium Isotope
Fractionation among Ca-bearing Minerals: C Zhou,
W Wang, J Kang, Z Wu, F Huang
0800h V41A-3112 POSTER Massive Impact-Induced
Release of Carbon and Sulfur Gases in the Early
Earth’s Atmosphere: S Marchi, B A Black, L T
Elkins-Tanton, W F Bottke Jr
0800h V41A-3113 POSTER Dual Si and O Isotope
Measurement of Lunar Samples Using IRMS: N
Banerjee, P J A Hill, G R Osinski
0800h V41A-3114 POSTER Discrete stages of core
formation survive the Moon-forming impact: C
Jackson, N Bennett, Z Du, Y Fei
4:00 P.M.
0800h V41A-3115 POSTER Viscosity and Structure
of a Late Lunar Magma Ocean Liquid: Implications
for the Purity of Ferroan Anorthosites and the
Dynamics of a Crystallizing Magma Ocean: N
J Dygert, J F Lin, E W Marshall IV, Y Kono, J E
Gardner
Transitioning Beyond Academia—Alaina Levine, President,
Quantum Solutions
0800h V41A-3116 POSTER Illusory Late Heavy
Bombardments: P Boehnke, M Harrison
A Practical Guide to Publishing Your First Research Paper—
Editors of JGR–Earth Surface
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V41B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 0800h
Thermochemical and Transport
Properties of Liquid Metal Alloys in
the Earth’s Core Posters (joint with DI,
MR, S)
*HRUJH+HO΍ULFK, Tokyo Institute of
Technology; Bernard Wood, University
of Oxford
0800h
V41B-3117
POSTER
Experimental
investigation on the thermodynamic properties of
liquid Fe-light element alloys and the solidification
of molten metallic cores: Z Jing, J Chantel, M Xu, J
Han, T Yu, Y Wang
0800h V41B-3118 POSTER Composition and
Layering in Earth’s Outer Core: J Badro, J P
Brodholt
0800h V41B-3119 POSTER Thermoelasticity of
Fe-light Element Alloys by Ab Initio Molecular
Dynamics Simulations to Model the Outer Core
Composition: T Tsuchiya, H Ichikawa, O Satoshi
0800h V41B-3120 POSTER Seismological evidence
for heterogeneous lowermost outer core of the
Earth from PKiKP–PKPbc differential traveltime
and dispersion in PKPbc: T Ohtaki, S Kaneshima,
H Ichikawa, T Tsuchiya
0800h V41B-3121 POSTER Outer core stratification
by crystallization of SiO2: G R Helffrich, K Hirose,
G Morard, R Sinmyo
V41C
Moscone South 310
Thursday 0800h
Active Volcanic Vents: An Exceptional
Opportunity for Science and
Education I
Benjamin Andrews, Smithsonian
Institution; Diana Roman, Carnegie
Institution of Washington; Simon Carn,
Michigan Technological University; Yan
Lavallée, University of Liverpool
0800h V41C-01 Workshops on Volcanoes at
Santiaguito (Guatemala): A community effort
to inform and highlight the outstanding science
opportunities at an exceptional laboratory volcano:
J B Johnson, R P Escobar-Wolf, A Pineda
0815h V41C-02 Preliminary results from an
integrated, multi-parameter, experiment at the
Santiaguito lava dome complex, Guatemala: S De
Angelis, A Rietbrock, Y Lavallée, O D Lamb, A
Lamur, J E Kendrick, A J Hornby, F W von Aulock,
G Chigna
0830h V41C-03 Multispectral Observations
of Explosive Gas Emissions from Santiaguito,
Guatemala: S A Carn, M Watson, H Thomas, L A
Rodriguez, R Campion, F J Prata
0845h V41C-04 Small explosive volcanic
plume dynamics: insights from feature tracking
velocimetry at Santiaguito lava dome: M C Benage,
B J Andrews
0900h V41C-05 Multiparametric Experiments and
Multiparametric Setups for Metering Explosive
Eruptions: J Taddeucci, P Scarlato, E Del Bello
0915h V41C-06 A multi-parametric approach
to studying volcanic lightning utilizing LMA
observations, ash characteristics, plume dynamics,
seismic, and infrasound data at Sakurajima Volcano,
Japan: C M Smith, A R Van Eaton, S R McNutt, S
A Behnke, C Cimarelli, R J Thomas, H E Edens, V
Cigala
0930h V41C-07 A combined study of gas
geochemistry, petrology, and lava effusion at
Bagana, a unique persistently active lava cone in
Papua New Guinea: B T McCormick, L C Salem, M
Edmonds, R N M D’Aleo, A Aiuppa, S R Arellano,
J Wallius, B Galle, P H Barry, C J Ballentine, K
Mulina, M Sindang, I Itikarai, G Wadge, T M
Lopez, T P Fischer
0945h V41C-08 Modelling the Thermal and Infrared
Spectral Properties of Active Vents: Comparing
Basaltic Lava Flows of Tolbachik, Russia to Arsia
Mons, Mars: M S Ramsey, A J L Harris
V41D
Moscone South 308
Thursday 0800h
Physical and Chemical Constraints on
the Moon-Forming Impact I S
Bernard Wood, University of Oxford;
Jon Wade, University of Oxford; Rita
Parai, Washington University in St Louis;
Stephen Elardo, Carnegie Institution for
Science Washington
0800h V41D-01 Accretion of the Moon after a HighEnergy, High-Angular Momentum Giant Impact: S
T Stewart, S J Lock, M I Petaev, Z M Leinhardt, M
Mace, S B Jacobsen, M Cuk
0815h V41D-02 The Age of the Moon: M Barboni,
P Boehnke, C B Keller, I E Kohl, K D McKeegan, B
Schoene, E D Young
0830h V41D-03 Pb-Pb systematics of lunar rocks:
differentiation, magmatic and impact history of the
Moon: A Nemchin, W Martin, M D Norman, J
Snape, J J Bellucci, M Grange
0845h V41D-04 The Moon’s Slow Solidification:
Reference Events and Timeline: L T Elkins-Tanton
0900h V41D-05 New K Isotopes Support the Moon
Formed by a High Energy Giant Impact: K Wang,
S B Jacobsen
0915h V41D-06 Volatile Loss from the Proto-Lunar
Disk: F Albarede
0930h V41D-07 Siderophile Element Constraints on
the Origin of the Moon: R J Walker, J M Day
0945h V41D-08 Rubidium Isotope Composition of
the Earth and the Moon: Evidence for the Origin
of Volatile Loss During Planetary Accretion: E A
Pringle, F Moynier
V41E
Moscone South 104
Thursday 0800h
Volumes, Timescales, and Frequency
of Magmatic Processes in Plutons,
Chambers, and Reservoirs in the
Earth’s Crust I
Mattia Pistone, Smithsonian Institution
- National Museum of Natural History;
Katherine Dobson, Ludwig Maximilians
University of Munich; Benoit Taisne,
Earth Observatory of Singapore
0800h V41E-01 Assessing in situ crystal-liquid
separation in a fossil, large-volume, silicic, magma
reservoir: M P Eddy
0815h V41E-02 Detecting magma bodies in
the Icelandic crust: Constraints from Volcano
Geodesy and Joint Interpretation with Other
Data: F Sigmundsson, M Parks, A J Hooper, M
T Gudmundsson, S A Halldorsson, P Einarsson, S
Dumont, K Jonsdottir, O Sigmarsson, V Drouin,
S Hreinsdottir, H Geirsson, B Brandsdóttir,
K S Vogfjord, E R Heimisson, E Sturkell, J C
Eichelberger, S Markusson
0830h V41E-03 Quantifying Volcanic Stresses from
Residual Stress Preserved in Magnetite and Zircon:
T C Leonhardi, K Befus, M Manga, C V Stan, N
Tamura
0845h V41E-04 The 3D Distribution of Magma
Bodies that Fed the Paraná Silicic Volcanics,
Brazil: A Combination of Field Evidence, Textural
Analysis, and Geothermobarometry: L Harmon, G
A R Gualda, D M Gravley
0900h V41E-05 The Genesis of Silicic Arc Magmas
in Shallow Crustal Cold Zones: S Turner, J Adam,
T A Rushmer
0915h V41E-06 Evaluating the mush extraction
+ multiple magma batch model for the Lake City
magmatic system (Colorado, USA) using zircon
U/Pb TIMS-TEA: A S Pamukcu, B Schoene, C D
Deering
0930h V41E-07 Mechanical Anisotropies and
Mechanisms of Mafic Magma Ascent in Middle
Continental Crust: The Sondalo Gabbroic Complex
(N Italy): B Petri, G Mohn, E Skrzypek, T Mateeva,
P Robion, K Schulmann, G Manatschal, O Müntener
0945h V41E-08 Timescale of silicic melt extraction/
transport by diking from shallow intermediate
crystalline-rich reservoirs: numerical modelling and
case study: F J Gutiérrez, A Aravena, I J Payacán, M
Á Parada, O Bachmann
SPA-SOLAR AND HELIOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
SH41E
Moscone West 2016
Thursday 0900h
Snow Flakes in the Oven: Cool
Prominences and Coronal Rain in the
Hot Solar Corona I (Half Session)
Wei Liu, Bay Area Environmental
Research Institute at Lockheed Martin
Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory;
Patrick Antolin, NAOJ National
Astronomical Observatory of Japan;
Thomas Berger, NOAA Boulder
0900h SH41E-01 Large-Amplitude Oscillations as a
Probe of Solar Prominences: M Luna Bennasar, J T
Karpen, H R Gilbert, T A Kucera, K Muglach
0910h SH41E-02 Where are we with the Pending
Issues of Prominence Formation, Lifetime and
Eruption?: J C Vial
0925h SH41E-03 Formation and plasma circulation
of solar prominences and coronal rains: C Xia
0935h SH41E-04 Unprecedented Fine Structures
during a Solar Eruptive Event Observed by the
1.6-m New Solar Telescope at Big Bear Solar
Observatory: Y Xu, J Jing, Q Li, W Cao, H Wang
UNION
U42A
Moscone South 102
Thursday 1020h
Integration of Climate, Hydrology,
Social Science, and Water
Management: Connecting
Hydroclimate Models with
Stakeholder Need (Virtual Session)
Elizabeth McClenny, University of
California Davis; Paul Ullrich, University
of California Davis; Reed Maxwell,
Colorado School of Mines; Alyssa
DeVincentis, University of California
Davis
1020h Introductory Remarks:
1022h U42A-01 Insights on the energy-water nexus
through modeling of the integrated water cycle: L R
Leung, H Y Li, X Zhang, W Wan, N Voisin, G Leng
1040h U42A-02 The novel use of climate
information in water utility planning: D N Yates
1058h U42A-03 SimBasin: A serious gaming
framework for integrated and cooperative decisionmaking in water management: H Angarita, J
Craven, F Caggiano, G Corzo
1116h U42A-04 Beyond the water balance: assessing
the role of groundwater pumping in the integrated
hydrologic cycle: L E Condon, R M Maxwell
1134h U42A-05 Climate Modeling and Analysis
with Decision Makers in Mind: A D Jones, K
Jagannathan, K V Calvin, J F Lamarque, P A Ullrich
1152h U42A-06 Hydrologic Response to Changes in
the Timing and Rate of Snowmelt: Implications for
Water Resource Management in the Western U.S.:
N P Molotch, A A Harpold, T B Barnhart, E Trujillo
1210h Concluding Remarks:
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
A42A
Moscone West 3012
Thursday 1020h
Atmospheric Trace Species:
Observations and Analyses of the
(΍HFWVRI&KDQJLQJ$WPRVSKHULF
Composition on Stratospheric Ozone
and Climate II
Paul Newman, NASA GSFC; Anne
Thompson, NASA Goddard Space Flight
Center; Guus Velders, National Institute
for Public Health and the Environment;
Joris Veefkind, Royal Netherlands
Meteorological Institute
1020h A42B-01 Is Ozone Going Up Now?: W
Steinbrecht, L Froidevaux, S M Davis, D A
Degenstein, J Wild, C Roth, N Kaempfer, T Leblanc,
S Godin-Beekmann, C Vigouroux, D P J Swart, R
Querel, N Harris, G E Nedoluha
1040h A42B-02 Modelling the Impacts of Longterm Changes in Ozone Depleting Substances on
Stratospheric Composition : M Chipperfield, W
Feng, S Dhomse, R Hossaini
1055h A42B-03 Diagnosing ozone recovery using
the O3-N2O relationship: A H Butler, R S Gao, A
Maycock, R W Portmann, T D Thornberry, K H
Rosenlof, D W Fahey
1107h A42B-04 The Antarctic Ozone Hole:
New Approaches for Detection of the Onset of
Stratospheric Ozone Recovery : J de Laat, M van
Weele, R J van der A
1119h A42B-05 Global Observations of Changing
Atmospheric Composition and its Effects on
Stratospheric Ozone and Climate: State of the Art
and Perspectives: J C Lambert
1139h A42B-06 A strategic outlook for coordination
of ground-based measurement networks of
atmospheric state variables and atmospheric
composition: G E Bodeker, P Thorne, G Braathen,
M De Maziere, A M Thompson, M J Kurylo III
1154h A42B-07 Analysis of Long term
Measurements of Trace Species at 20°, 40° and 76°
North: J W Hannigan, I Ortega, R R Buchholz
Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity
Constraints: Laboratory
Investigations, Field and Remote
Sensing Observations, and Modeling
Studies III
1206h A42B-08 Analysis of Trace Gases Response
on the Anomalous Change in the QBO in 20152016: O Tweedy, N A Kramarova, S E Strahan,
P A Newman, L Coy, E Nash, P K Bhartia, A M
Thompson, J C Witte
Yasin Elshorbany, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Thomas Hanisco, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center; Philip
Stevens, Indiana Univ
A42C
Moscone West 3010
Thursday 1020h
1020h A42A-01 Dominance of atypical oxidant
sources in the polluted wintertime boundary layer:
insights from the WINTER C-130 aircraft campaign:
J A Thornton, F Lopez-Hilfiker, B H Lee, G M
Wolfe, J P DiGangi, J Haskins, A J Weinheimer, T
L Campos, D L Fibiger, E E McDuffie, P R Veres, S
S Brown, T Sparks, C J Ebben, P J Wooldridge, R C
Cohen, J E Dibb, J C Schroder, P Campuzano-Jost,
D A Day, J L Jimenez, A Sullivan, H Guo, R J Weber,
J R Green, M N Fiddler, S Bililign, V Shah, L Jaegle
1035h A42A-02 Observational Constraints on the
Tropospheric Chlorine Budget from the WINTER
2015 Aircraft Campaign: J Haskins, J A Thornton,
L Jaegle, F Lopez-Hilfiker, B H Lee, V Shah, S S
Brown, J L Jimenez, R J Weber, P Campuzano-Jost,
D A Day, J E Dibb, M N Fiddler, J S Holloway, A
Sullivan, P R Veres, J C Schroder
1050h A42A-03 The Wintertime Fate of N2O5:
Observations and Box Model Analysis for the 2015
WINTER Aircraft Campaign: E E McDuffie, D L
Fibiger, W Dubé, F Lopez-Hilfiker, J A Thornton,
V Shah, L Jaegle, H Guo, R J Weber, P CampuzanoJost, J C Schroder, J L Jimenez, S S Brown
1105h A42A-04 A satellite view of the sources and
interannual variability of free tropospheric PAN
over the eastern Pacific Ocean during summer and
its timeline for trend detection: L Zhu, E V Fischer,
V Payne, T W Walker, J R Worden, Z Jiang, S S
Kulawik
1120h A42A-05 Impact of aerosol microphysics
on cloud optical properties and implications to
atmospheric oxidation capacity: G Luo, F Yu
1135h A42A-06 The Vertical Profile of the Nitrate
Radical in the Urban Atmosphere constrained by
Lunar and Long-Path DOAS Observations : R
McLaren, W Fujs, K Nikelski, P R Wojtal
1150h A42A-07 Plume Evolution and NOx Lifetime
in the Denver Metropolitan Area: C J Ebben, T
Sparks, P J Wooldridge, R C Cohen
1205h A42A-08 Impact of iodine chemistry on
coastal ozone levels at the Gulf of Mexico: K Tuite,
J Stutz, N Brockway, S F Colosimo, J Y Tsai, K
Grossmann, S L Alvarez, J H Flynn III, M Erickson,
V Caicedo, R J Griffin, H W Wallace IV, B Schulze,
R J Sheesley, S Usenko, G Yarwood, U Nopmongcol
0945h SH41E-05 High resolution observations
of prominence rotation by Hinode and IRIS: J
Okamoto, W Liu, S Tsuneta
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
A42B
Moscone West 3008
Thursday 1020h
Boundary Layer Clouds and Climate
Change I (cosponsored by AMS: American
Meteorological Society)
Jan Kazil, University of Colorado at
Boulder; Armin Sorooshian, University
of Arizona
1020h A42C-01 Improving the Understanding and
Model Representation of Processes that Couple
Shallow Clouds, Aerosols, and Land-Ecosystems:
J D Fast, L K Berg, B Schmid, M L L Alexander,
D Bell, E D’Ambro, J M Hubbe, J Liu, F Mei, M S
Pekour, T Pinterich, S Schobesberger, J Shilling, S R
Springston, J A Thornton, J M Tomlinson, J Wang,
A Zelenyuk
1035h A42C-02 Identifying Meteorological
Controls on Open and Closed Mesoscale Cellular
Convection as Associated with Marine Cold Air
Outbreaks: I L McCoy, R Wood, J K Fletcher
1050h A42C-03 Radiative characteristics of Clouds
embedded in and occurring beneath Smoke analyzed
using airborne multiangular measurements: R
Gautam, C K Gatebe, T Varnai, M Singh, R Poudyal
1105h A42C-04 Energetic Constraints on the
Response of Marine Low Clouds to Climate
Change: T Schneider, F Brient, Z Tan
1135h A42C-06 Shallow Cumulus Variability at
the ARM Eastern North Atlantic Site: K Lamer, P
Kollias, V P Ghate, E P Luke
1150h A42C-07 The radiative effect of boundary
layer clouds: Can aircraft measurements improve
regional estimates?: S Schmidt, G Feingold, P
Pilewskie, J Redemann, O Coddington, B C Kindel,
S Song, S E LeBlanc, S Cochrane, H Chen
1205h A42C-08 Characteristics of aerosol wet
deposition inferred from satellite re-analysis: P Y
Chuang, D Schumacher, M Witte, G Feingold
A42D
Moscone West 3004
Thursday 1020h
Data Assimilation and Inverse
Modeling of the Atmospheric
Composition II (joint with GC, NG)
Avelino Arellano, University of Arizona;
Daven Henze, University of Colorado at
Boulder; Pablo Saide, National Center
for Atmospheric Research
1020h A42D-01 Explorations into Data Assimilation
of Short-lived Chemicals: R C Cohen
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
25
1035h A42D-02 Top-down estimates of methane
and nitrogen oxide emissions from shale gas
production regions using aircraft measurements
and a mesoscale Bayesian inversion system together
with a flux ratio inversion technique: Y Cui, J F
Brioude, W M Angevine, S A McKeen, D K Henze,
N Bousserez, Z Liu, B McDonald, J Peischl, T B
Ryerson, G J Frost, M Trainer
1050h A42D-03 Accounting for Parameter
Uncertainty in Complex Atmospheric Models,
With an Application to Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Evaluation: B Swallow, M L Rigby, J Rougier, A
Manning, D Thomson, H N Webster, M F Lunt, S
O’Doherty
1105h A42D-04 Quantifying fire emissions and
associated aerosols species using assimilation of
satellite carbon monoxide retrievals.: J Barre, D P
Edwards, H M Worden
1120h A42D-05 Accounting for model error in airquality forecasts: an application of 4DEnVar to the
assimilation of atmospheric composition: E Emili, S
Gürol, D Cariolle
1135h A42D-06 Retrieval Desert Dust and
Carbonaceous Aerosol Emissions over Africa
from PARASOL/GRASP Observations: C Chen,
O Dubovik, T Lapyonok, D K Henze, F Ducos, X
Huang
1150h A42D-07 Evaluating the Utility of Adjointbased Inverse Modeling with Aircraft and Surface
Measurements during ARCTAS-CARB to
Constrain Wildfire Emissions of Black Carbon: D K
Henze, J Guerrette, N Bousserez
1205h A42D-08 Variational Iterative Refinement
Source Term Estimation Algorithm Assessment for
Rural and Urban Environments: L M Rodriguez, S
Meech, D Hahn, T Betancourt, D Steinhoff, L Delle
Monache
A42E
Moscone West 3006
Thursday 1020h
Dynamics, Observations, and
Predictability in Light of the Recent
2015–2016 El Niño Event IV
Malte Stuecker, University of Hawaii at
Manoa; Matthew Newman, University
of Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/
PSD; Andrew Wittenberg, NOAA/GFDL;
Antonietta Capotondi, NOAA Boulder
1020h A42E-01 Sustaining a Moored Ocean
Observing System in the Tropical Pacific: The
Evolution of the TAO Array: K Grissom, W S
Kessler, S McArthur
1035h A42E-02 Factors influencing the skill of
synthesised satellite wind products in the tropical
Pacific: S McGregor, A Sen Gupta, D Dommenget,
T Lee, M J McPhaden, W S Kessler
1050h A42E-03 Robust evidence for forced changes
in ENSO: from the mid-Holocene to the 21st century:
P R Grothe, K M Cobb, G Liguori, E Di Lorenzo, A
Capotondi, H Cheng, R L Edwards, G Santos, J R
Southon, D Deocampo, J Lynch-Stieglitz, T Chen,
H R Sayani, K J Townsend, L T Toth, M M Hagos,
G O’Connor, D M Thompson, Y Lu
1105h A42E-04 The Role of the Hydrological Cycle
in ENSO Atmospheric Feedbacks.: S Ferrett, M
Collins, H Ren
1120h A42E-05 Inter-model Diversity of ENSO
simulation and its relation to basic states: J S Kug,
Y G Ham
1135h A42E-06 Nonlinear ENSO Warming
Suppression (NEWS) causing a La Niña-like meanstate response to global warming: T Kohyama, D
L Hartmann
1150h A42E-07 ENSO-related tropical precipitation
change under idealised global warming.: A Todd, M
Collins, R Chadwick
1205h A42E-08 Future Changes to ENSO
Temperature and Precipitation Teleconnections
Under Warming: S Perry, S McGregor, A Sen
Gupta, M H England
A42F
Moscone West 3002
Thursday 1020h
Microphysical and Macroscopic
Properties of Ice Clouds and MixedPhase Clouds: Linking In Situ, Remote
Sensing Observations and Multiscale
Models I
Minghui Diao, San Jose State University;
Jorgen Jensen, University Corporation
for Atmospheric Research; Xiaohong
Liu, University of Wyoming; Jiwen Fan,
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1020h A42F-01 The Dependence of Homo- and
Heterogeneously Formed Cirrus Clouds on
Latitude, Season and Surface-type based on a New
CALIPSO Remote Sensing Method: D L Mitchell,
A Garnier, J Mejia, M A Avery, E Erfani
1035h A42F-02 Bimodality and variability of particle
size distributions in high Ice Water Content regions
and their implications for microphysical models:
S Zhu, G M McFarquhar, D Leroy, A Korolev, A
Schwarzenboeck, W Wu, J W Strapp
26
2016
1050h A42F-03 Small-scale variability in tropical
tropopause layer humidity: E J Jensen, R Ueyama,
L Pfister, B Karcher, A Podglajen, G S Diskin, J P
DiGangi, T D Thornberry, A W Rollins, T V Bui, S
Woods, P Lawson
1105h A42F-04 Comparisons of mixed-phase
clouds and relative humidity distributions between
in-situ observations and multi-resolution CAM5
simulations: J D’Alessandro, M Diao, C Wu, X Liu
1120h A42F-05 Cloud-Resolving Modeling
Intercomparison Study of a Squall Line Case from
MC3E – Properties of Convective Core: J Fan, B
Han, A Varble, H Morrison, K North, P Kollias, B
Chen, X Dong, S E Giangrande, A Khain, Y Lin,
E Mansell, J Milbrandt, R Stenz, G Thompson, Y
Wang
1135h A42F-06 The vertical structure of
convectively-driven cloud microphysics and
its dependency on atmospheric conditions: An
investigation through observations and modeling:
B van Diedenhoven, A M Fridlind, K Sinclair, A
S Ackerman
1150h A42F-07 Microphysical and macrophysical
characteristics of ice and mixed-phase clouds
compared between in-situ observations from the
NSF ORCAS campaign and the NCAR Community
Atmospheric Model: M Diao, J D’Alessandro, C
Wu, X Liu, J B Jensen
1205h A42F-08 New Satellite Estimates of MixedPhase Cloud Properties: A Synergistic Approach for
Application to Global Satellite Imager Data: W L
Smith Jr, D Spangenberg, C Fleeger, S Sun-Mack,
Y Chen, P Minnis
BIOGEOSCIENCES
B42A
Moscone West 2020
Thursday 1020h
Tropical Forests under a Changing
Climate III S (Virtual Session)
-H΍UH\&KDPEHUV, University
of California Berkeley; Thomas
Powell, Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory; Charlotte Grossiord, Los
Alamos National Laboratory; Bradley
&KULVWR΍HUVHQ, Los Alamos National
Laboratory
1020h B42A-01 Knowledge and knowledge gaps
in climate-induced tropical forest mortality: N G
McDowell
1032h B42A-02 Tropical Tree Trait Diversity
Enhances Forest Biomass Resilience in a Dynamic
Global Vegetation Model: B Sakschewski, T
Kirsten, W von Bloh, L Poorter, M Pena-Claros, A
Boit
1044h B42A-03 Climatic and biotic drivers of
tropical evergreen forest photosynthesis: integrating
field, eddy flux, remote sensing and modelling: J
Wu, S Serbin, X Xu, K Guan, L Albert, M Hayek,
N Restrepo-Coupe, A P Lopes, K T Wiedemann,
B O Christoffersen, R Meng, A C De Araujo, R C
Oliveira Junior, P B D Camargo, R D Silva, B W
Nelson, A R Huete, A Rogers, S R Saleska
1056h B42A-04 Projections of the future
distributions of subalpine Neotropical forests and
páramo from satellite image interpretation and
climate data: E Helmer, L S Baggett, B Bird, C Daly,
E A Gerson, T Ruzycki
1108h B42A-05 Responses of Forest Vegetation
to Unusual Drought in Wet Forest in Eastern
Puerto Rico: A “Dry Run” for Climate Change?: J
K Zimmerman, J A Hogan, S Rifkin, S Stankavitch
1120h B42A-06 Response of Amazon Fires to the
2015/2016 El Niño and Evaluation of a Seasonal
Fire Season Severity Forecast: J T Randerson
1132h B42A-07 Evidence that Tropical Forest
Photosynthesis is Not Directly Limited by High
Temperatures: M Smith, T Taylor, J L M Van
Haren, R Rosolem, N Restrepo-Coupe, J Wu, R C
Oliveira Junior, R D Silva, A C De Araujo, P B D
Camargo, T E Huxman, S R Saleska
1144h B42A-08 Development of a tropical
ecological forecasting strategy for ENSO based on
the ACME modeling framework: F M Hoffman, M
Xu, N Collier, C Xu, B O Christoffersen, Y Luo, D M
Ricciuto, P A Levine, J T Randerson
1156h B42A-09 Diurnal and Seasonal Cloud Base
Patterns Highlight Small-Mountain Tropical
Cloud Forest Vulnerability: A Van Beusekom, G
Gonzalez, M A Scholl
1208h B42A-10 Dry Season Impact on Physiological
Functioning of Two Tropical Tree Species in the
Daintree Rainforest, Northeast Australia: L A
Cernusak, R Dempsey, A Cheesman, P Meir, S
Laurance
B42B
Moscone West 2006
Thursday 1020h
Urban Areas and Global Change III
(joint with PA)
Joseph McFadden, University of
California; Galina Churkina, Institute
for Advanced Sustainability Studies;
Patricia Romero-Lankao, National
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
Center for Atmospheric Research;
Tim Butler, Institute for Advanced
Sustainability Studies
1020h Introductory Remarks:
1025h B42B-01 Seasonal Carbon Fluxes and
Emissions in Forested Stands and Lawns Along an
Urban to Rural Gradient Near the Cub Hill Tower,
Baltimore, MD. : S L Malone, J Hom, N Z Saliendra,
R Vargas, M M Patterson
1040h B42B-02 Spatial and temporal variations in
atmospheric temperature and humidity gradients
controlled by local urban land use intensity in
Boston, MA: J Wang, L Hutyra, D Li, M A Friedl
1055h B42B-03 Interactions Between Urban
Vegetation and Surface Urban Heat Islands: A Case
Study in the Boston Metropolitan Region : E K
Melaas, D L Miller, J Wang, M A Friedl
1115h B42B-04 Controlling Factors of the Surface
Energy and Water Balances in cities located in
cold climate regions: L Järvi, S B Grimmond, A
Christen, J P McFadden, I B Strachan
1130h B42B-05 Anthropogenic Heat Flux
Estimation from Space: Results of the first phase
of the URBANFLUXES Project: N Chrysoulakis,
M Marconcini, J P Gastellu-Etchegorry, S B
Grimmond, C Feigenwinter, F Lindberg, F Del
Frate, J Klostermann, Z Mitraka, T Esch, L Landier,
A M Gabey, E Parlow, F Olofson
1145h B42B-06 Improved Carbon Flux
Observations over Urban Areas Using Carbonyl
Sulfide (COS) to Differentiate Contributions from
Biosphere: M Whelan, B W LaFranchi, R Bambha,
H A Michelsen, M L Fischer, H D Graven, I T Baker,
T Guilderson, J E Campbell
1200h B42B-07 Behavior of the main sources that
contribute to ambient PM2.5 in Santiago since 1998:
F Barraza, F Lambert, H Jorquera, A M Villalobos,
L Gallardo
1215h Concluding Remarks:
B42C
Moscone West 2008
Thursday 1020h
Vegetation Phenology in Terrestrial
Ecosystems: Advances in
Observations, Mechanisms, Modeling,
and Implications II
Xiaolin Zhu, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University; Xiangtao Xu, Princeton
University; Min Chen, Harvard
University; Miaogen Shen, CAS Chinese
Academy of Sciences
1020h B42C-01 The potential of using Landsat
time-series to extract tropical dry forest phenology:
X Zhu, E Helmer
1035h B42C-02 LANDSAT-SCALE PHENOLOGY
DETECTION FOR TROPICAL FOREST
COMPOSITION,
STRUCTURE
AND
PRODUCTIVITY ASSESSMENT FROM DRY TO
WET ECOLOGICAL ZONES IN PUERTO RICO
AND US VIRGIN ISLANDS: D Gwenzi, E Helmer,
X Zhu, M A Lefsky, H Marcano-Vega
1050h B42C-03 Assessing temporal and spatial
variability of satellite-derived vegetation growing
season length in the conterminous US: A Kato, T
Miura, M Vargas, A R Huete
1105h B42C-04 A Polar Approach for Defining
a Spatially-Explicit “Phenological Year” and
Quantifying the Degree and Date of Seasonality for
Existing Vegetation Across the United States: W W
Hargrove, D C Lee, S P Norman, F M Hoffman, J
Kumar
1120h B42C-05 An Empirical Assessment of the
MODIS Land Cover Dynamics and TIMESAT Land
Surface Phenology Algorithms: R Stanimirova, Z
Cai, E K Melaas, J M Gray, L Eklundh, P Jonsson,
M A Friedl
1135h B42C-06 Comparison of Sensor Resolution
Trade-offs Between Landsat 8 and a Sentinel-2
Proxy for Mapping Wetland Vegetation Phenology:
C Ade, E Hestir, S Khanna, S Ustin
1150h B42C-07 Biophysical relationship between
leaf-level optical properties and phenology of
canopy spectral reflectance in a cool-temperate
deciduous broadleaf forest at Takayama, central
Japan: H M Noda, K N Nasahara, H Muraoka
1205h B42C-08 Determination of vegetation
phenology across the National Ecological
Observatory Network: J Musinsky, T Goulden
B42D
Moscone West 2004
Thursday 1020h
Vulnerability of Permafrost Carbon to
Climate Change II S (joint with C, GC)
Christina Schaedel, Northern
Arizona University; Claire Treat, USGS
Geological Survey; Edward Schuur,
Northern Arizona University
1020h B42D-01 A Synthesis of Thermokarst and
Thermo-Erosion Rates in Northern Permafrost
Regions: G Grosse, B Sannel, B W Abbott, C D Arp,
P Camill, L M Farquharson, F Günther, D J Hayes, B
M Jones, T Jorgenson, S V Kokelj, P Kuhry, J Lenz,
L Liu, A D McGuire, A Morgenstern, J A O’Donnell,
I Nitze, D Olefeldt, A Parsekian, V E Romanovsky,
E Schuur, M R Turetsky, K Walter Anthony, S D
Wullschleger
1035h B42D-02 Peat Insulation Moderates the
Sensitivity of Permafrost Carbon to Climate
Warming in Arctic Alaska: B Gaglioti, D H Mann,
L M Farquharson, B M Jones, M J Wooller, C A
Baughman, P Groves, M Kunz, J Pohlman, G C
Wiles, R Reanier
1050h B42D-03 Impacts of Vegetation on the
Decoupling between Air and Soil Temperatures
across the Arctic: H Kropp, M M Loranty, S Natali,
A L Kholodov, B W Abbott, J Abermann, E BlancBetes, D Blok, G Blume-Werry, J Boike, S M P
Cahoon, C Tai Christiansen, E S Euskirchen, G V
Frost Jr, M Goeckede, L Gough, J Hjort, T T Hoye,
B M Jones, T Jorgenson, I Juszak, S Kokelj, M Lund,
P Lafleur, S Mamet, M Mauritz, A Michelsen, I H
Myers-Smith, J O’Donnell, D Olefeldt, G K Phoenix,
A V Rocha, B Sannel, G Schaepman-Strub, O
Sonnentag, K D Tape, M S Torn, L S Vaughn, M
Sorensen, M D Williams, C J Wilson
1105h B42D-04 High resolution landscape-level
assessments of soil organic carbon storage in
permafrost soils of NE Greenland and northern
Russia: J Palmtag, G Hugelius, P Kuhry
1120h B42D-05 Dissolved organic matter properties
in arctic coastal waters are strongly influenced
by degrading permafrost coasts and by local
meteorology.: M Fritz, G Tanski, R GoncalvesAraujo, B Heim, B Koch, H Lantuit
1135h B42D-06 Dissolved Organic Matter
Composition in Waters Draining Permafrost
Landscapes – a Circumpolar Synthesis: J A
O’Donnell, G Aiken, B W Abbott, K D Butler, S A
Ewing, D Olefeldt, R G Spencer, R G Striegl, J Vonk,
K Wickland
1150h B42D-07 Effects of Enhanced Thaw Depth
on the Composition of Arctic Soil Organic Matter
Leachate: J Hutchings, X Zhang, T S Bianchi, E
Schuur, A R Arellano, Y Liu
1205h B42D-08 Changes in soil thermal regime lead
to substantial shifts in carbon and energy fluxes in
drained Arctic tundra: M Goeckede, M J Kwon, F
Kittler, M Heimann, N Zimov, S A Zimov
OS42A
Moscone West 3011
Thursday 1020h
Recent Advances in Ocean
Biogeochemical Observations and
Modeling II S (joint with A, B)
Britton Stephens, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; John Dunne,
NOAA / Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory; Nicole Lovenduski,
University of Colorado
1020h OS42A-01 Patterns and Trends of Primary
Production, Inorganic Carbon and Oxygen
and Their Ecosystem Impacts in a Regional
Biogeochemical Ocean Model for Atlantic Canada:
K Fennel, K E Rutherford, A M Kuhn, W Zhang, C
E Brennan, R Zhang
1035h OS42A-02 Forecasting Ocean Acidification
in the coastal waters of the Pacific Northwest: S A
Siedlecki, S R Alin, R A Feely, A J Hermann, N
Bednarsek, T Nguyen, S Officer, I Kaplan, N Bond, J
Newton, J L Fisher, C Morgan, C Saenger
1105h OS42A-04 The Export and Fate of Organic
Matter in the Ocean: New Constraints from
Combining Satellite and Oceanographic Tracer
Observations: T J DeVries, T S Weber
1120h OS42A-05 The annual cycle of nitrate and
net community production in surface waters of the
Southern Ocean observed with SOCCOM profiling
floats: K S Johnson, J N Plant, C Sakamoto, L J
Coletti, J L Sarmiento, S Riser, L D Talley
1135h OS42A-06 Summertime Atmospheric
Boundary Layer Gradients of O2 and CO2 Over the
Southern Ocean: E J Morgan, B B Stephens, J Bent,
M C Long, C Sweeney, K McKain, R F Keeling
1150h OS42A-07 Long-term Growth in Southern
Ocean Carbon Uptake: G A McKinley, A R Fay, N
S Lovenduski
1205h OS42A-08 Southern Ocean Carbon Dioxide
and Oxygen Fluxes Detected by SOCCOM
Biogeochemical Profiling Floats: J L Sarmiento, S
Bushinksy, A R Gray
CRYOSPHERE
C42A
Moscone West 3009
Thursday 1020h
Hydrology of Glaciers and Ice Sheets II
Christine Dow, University of Waterloo;
Jonathan Kingslake, Lamont -Doherty
Earth Observatory; Lauren Andrews,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1020h C42A-01 Characterizing the Frequency
and Elevation of Rapid Drainage Events in West
Greenland: S Cooley, P Christoffersen
1035h C42A-02 Extensive meltwater storage in an
East Antarctic ice shelf: J Lenaerts, S Lhermitte, R
Drews, S Ligtenberg, S Berger, V Helm, P Smeets,
M R van den Broeke, W J Van De Berg, E van
Meijgaard, O Eisen, F Pattyn
1050h C42A-03 Evolution of Crevasses Fed by
Water from the East Greenland Firn Aquifer: K
Poinar, I R Joughin, D Lilien, L Brucker, L M Kehrl,
S Nowicki
1105h C42A-04 An Active Englacial Hydrological
System in a Cold Glacier: Blood Falls, Taylor Glacier,
Antarctica: C G Carr, E C Pettit, J Carmichael, J
Badgeley, S M Tulaczyk, W B Lyons, J Mikucki
1120h C42A-05 An extensive subglacial lake and
canyon system in Princess Elizabeth Land, East
Antarctica: M J Siegert, S Jamieson, N Ross, J S
Greenbaum, D A Young, A Aitken, J L Roberts, D D
Blankenship, B Sun, T D van Ommen
1135h C42A-06 Hydrology-driven forcing of
margin location of the NE Greenland Ice Stream:
K L Riverman, R B Alley, S Anandakrishnan, K
Christianson, B Medley, N Holschuh, A Muto, L E
Peters
1150h C42A-07 Seasonal Changes in Drainage
System Configuration from Synthesis of a Surfaceto-Bed Measurement Network in Western
Greenland: T W Meierbachtol, J T Harper, N F
Humphrey, N T Maier
C42B
Moscone West 3007
Thursday 1020h
Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere:
Arctic III
Mary Brodzik, University of Colorado
at Boulder; David Robinson, Rutgers
University New Brunswick; Allen
Pope, National Snow and Ice Data
Center; Mahsa Moussavi, University of
Colorado at Boulder
1020h C42B-01 Observing the Cloud Response
to Arctic Sea Ice Loss: A Morrison, J E Kay, H
Chepfer, R Guzman
1035h C42B-02 NEW LAKE ICE COVER EXTENT
PRODUCTS FROM MODIS TERRA AND AQUA
SATELLITE DATA: K Kang, C R Duguay, Y Luo
1050h C42B-03 Assessing deformation and
morphology of Arctic landfast sea ice using InSAR
to support use and management of coastal ice: D O
Dammann, H Eicken, F J Meyer, A R Mahoney
1105h C42B-04 InSAR Detection and Field
Evidence for Thermokarst after a Tundra Wildfire,
Using ALOS-PALSAR: G Iwahana
STUDY OF EARTH’S DEEP
INTERIOR
DI42A
Moscone South 308
Thursday 1020h
The Earth’s Core: Constraints on
the Earth’s Metallic Heart from
Multidisciplinary Approaches I S (joint
with GP, MR, S)
Hrvoje Tkalcic, Australian National
University; Jiachao Liu, University of
Michigan Ann Arbor; Marine Lasbleis,
Tokyo Institute of Technology; Hrvoje
Tkalcic, Australian National University
1020h DI42A-01 An Early Geodynamo Driven by
Exsolution of Mantle Components from Earth’s
Core: J Badro, J Siebert, F Nimmo
1035h DI42A-02 Early geodynamo powered
by magnesium exsolution?: Z Du, C Jackson, N
Bennett, P Driscoll, Y Fei, K K M Lee
1105h DI43A-2654 Inner Core Imaging Using P’P’:
E A Day, J A Ward, I D Bastow, J C E Irving
1120h DI42A-04 Regional Variations of the Inner
Core Attenuation Structure: X Sun, J Qin
1135h DI42A-05 Heat Producing Elements and
the Energy Budget of Earth’s Core: B Chidester, Z
Rahman, K Righter, A Campbell
1150h DI42A-06 Numerical simulation of the
geodynamo reaches Earth’s core dynamical regime:
J Aubert, T Gastine, A Fournier
1205h DI42A-07 The first billion years of the
geodynamo and its implications for the early core:
J A Tarduno, R D Cottrell, R K Bono, E R Thern
1220h DI42A-08 Transport Properties of Earth’s
Core: R E Cohen, P Zhang, J Xu
EDUCATION
ED42A
Moscone South 309
Thursday 1020h
NASA Science Mission Directorate
Science Education: Activation for
STEM Learning I
Moses Milazzo, US Geological Survey;
Richard Gregory Vaughan, USGS
Astrogeology Science Center; Sheri Klug
Boonstra, Mars Space Flight Facility;
Kristen Erickson, NASA Headquarters
1020h ED42A-01 A NASA Community of Practice
for Scientists and Educators Working with
American Indians and Alaskan Natives: D Scalice, E
B Sparrow, T A Johnson, J E Allen, C L Gho
1135h C42B-06 Long Records of Melt Onset on
Arctic Sea Ice from Passive Microwave Satellite
Observations: A C Bliss, W Meier, J A Miller
1040h ED42A-02 What Do Informal Educators
Need To Be Successful In Teaching Planetary
Science And Engineering?: Results From The
PLANETS Out-Of-School Time Educator Needs
Assessment (NASA NNX16AC53A): J Clark, N
Bloom
1205h C42B-08 Mapping permafrost change hotspots with Landsat time-series: G Grosse, I Nitze
1100h ED42A-03 CATE 2016 Indonesia: Science
goals and student training for 2017: M J Penn,
M A McKay, S A Kovac, L Jensen, H S Hare, A M
Mitchell, R Bosh, Z Watson, R Baer, M Pierce, R
Gelderman, D K Walter
1150h C42B-07 Multi-year Arctic sea ice extent
estimate from scatterometers onboard satellite since
2000: F Girard-Ardhuin
1120h ED42A-04 Preparing for the Great American
Eclipse of Aug. 21: for Yourself, and for Holding an
Event for the Public and Students.: D K Duncan
1140h ED42A-05 NASA Airborne Astronomy
Ambassadors (AAA): D E Backman, P K Harman,
C Clark
1200h ED42A-06 NASA and Public Libraries:
Enhancing STEM Literacy in Underserved
Communities: P Dusenbery, K LaConte, J B
Harold, C Randall
ED42B
Moscone South 307
Thursday 1020h
Sympathy for the Data: Novel
Approaches to the Art of Data
Visualization I S (joint with PA)
Martin Pratt, Washington University
in St Louis; Natalie Accardo, Columbia
University of New York; Hannah
Rabinowitz, Columbia University of New
York; John Leeman, Pennsylvania State
University Main Campus
1020h ED42B-01 The nature of the (visualization)
game: Challenges and opportunities from
computational geophysics: L H Kellogg
1040h ED42B-02 Exploring Scientific Information
for Policy Making under Deep Uncertainty: L Forni,
S Galaitsi, V K Mehta, M Escobar, D R Purkey, N J
Depsky, N A Lima
1050h ED42B-03 eWaterCycle visualisation.
combining the strength of NetCDF and Web Map
Service: ncWMS: R Hut, M van Meersbergen, N
Drost, N Van De Giesen
1100h ED42B-04 A Visualization Tool for
Integrating Research Results at an Underground
Mine: S Boltz, B D Macdonald, T Orr, W Johnson,
D J Benton
1110h ED42B-05 An Interdisciplinary Method
for the Visualization of Novel High-Resolution
Precision Photography and Micro-XCT Data Sets
of NASA’s Apollo Lunar Samples and Antarctic
Meteorite Samples to Create Combined ResearchGrade 3D Virtual Samples for the Benefit of
Astromaterials Collections Conservation, Curation,
Scientific Research and Education: E H Blumenfeld,
C A Evans, R A Zeigler, K Righter, K R Beaulieu, E
R Oshel, D A Liddle, R Hanna, R A Ketcham, N S
Todd
1120h ED42B-06 Effective and Accurate Colormap
Selection: K M Thyng, C A Greene, R D Hetland, H
Zimmerle, S F DiMarco
ED42B-07
Accessible,
interactive
1140h
visualizations of climate change data from local to
national scale: B Battaile, M Rao
1150h ED42B-08 A generalized 3D framework for
visualization of planetary data.: K W Larsen, A W
De Wolfe, B Putnam, D M Lindholm, D Nguyen
1200h ED42B-09 Maximizing Impact: Pairing
interactive web visualizations with traditional print
media: E K Read, A Appling, L Carr, L De Cicco, J S
Read, J I Walker, L A Winslow
1210h ED42B-10 Rainbows, graticules, and logos…
oh my!: D Pisut, E MacIntosh, C McDougall
EARTH AND PLANETARY
SURFACE PROCESSES
EP42A
Moscone West 2005
Thursday 1020h
Integrating Experimental, Numerical,
and Theoretical Studies of Suspendedload and Bedload Transport I
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they learn to evaluate each other’s research.
Kara Carr, University of California
Davis; Patricio Moreno, University
of California, Davis; Robert Dorrell,
University of Leeds; Ali Ercan, University
of California Davis
1020h EP42A-01 Experimental and numerical
investigation of the coupling of turbulence and
sediment transport over dunes: M W Schmeeckle,
K P Leary
1035h EP42A-02 Experimental Demonstration of
3-Dimensional Flow Structures and Depositional
Features in a Lateral Recirculation Zone: P E Grams,
M W Schmeeckle, E R Mueller, D Buscombe, A
Kasprak, K P Leary
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1050h EP42A-03 Investigation on TurbulentSediment Interactions in Sediment-Laden Flows
Using Two-Phase PIV: H Matinpour, S J Bennett,
J F Atkinson
1105h EP42A-04 Modeling Sediment Transport
Using a Lagrangian Particle Tracking Algorithm
Coupled with High-Resolution Large Eddy
Simulations: a Critical Analysis of Model Limits and
Sensitivity: M H Garcia
1120h EP42A-05 Testing and Modeling Particle
Excursion Lenghts for a Wide Range of Flow
Conditions: B J McElroy, S Naqshband
1135h EP42A-06 Estimation of Real-World
Turbidity Current Durations from the Modelling
of Levee Paleocurrent Evolution: R W Kelly, R M
Dorrell, A D Burns, W D McCaffrey
1150h EP42A-07 The Role of Coriolis Forces and
Ekman Boundary Layers in Controlling Sediment
Transport in Large Submarine Channel–Levee
Systems: Experiments and Theory.: M G Wells
1205h EP42A-08 Insights on landscape dynamics
from tiny spheres in oil, or: How I learned to stop
worrying and love the lab: D J Jerolmack, D J
Durian, B Ferdowsi, M Houssais, C P Ortiz
EP42B
Moscone West 2003
Thursday 1020h
The Architecture and Workings of
Earth’s Critical Zone II S (joint with B,
H, NS)
Suzanne Anderson, University of
Colorado at Boulder; Susan Brantley,
Earth and Environmental Systems
Institute; William Dietrich, University of
California Berkeley
1020h EP42B-01 Taking the pulse of the skin of
the earth: quantifying the spatial and temporal
variability in soil biogeochemical cycling and
stream aqueous losses: K A Lohse, A Fellows, G
N Flerchinger, E P McCorkle, R B MacNeille, M S
Seyfried, F B Pierson
1035h EP42B-02 Kinetically limited weathering
at low denudation rates in semi-arid climates:
V Vanacker, J Schoonejans, S Opfergelt, Y
Ameijeiras-Marino, M Christl
1050h EP42B-03 The vertical signature of gophers
on the critical zone in the Colorado Front Range
subalpine zone: E W Winchell, R S Anderson, J M
Kaste
1105h EP42B-04 Global datasets and Nd isotopes in
pine needles estimate dust inputs to ecosystems in
eroding landscapes: L Arvin, C S Riebe, S Aciego,
M A Blakowski
1120h EP42B-05 Wet meadow ecosystems and the
longevity of biologically-mediated geomorphic
features: C Nash, G Grant, J E O’Connor
1135h EP42B-06 Slope stability in the critical
zone: The relative influence of long vs. short-time
scale soil and vegetation properties on debrisflow initiation during a catastrophic rainfall.: F K
Rengers, L McGuire, J A Coe, J W Kean, R L Baum,
D M Staley, J Godt
1150h EP42B-07 Examining the role of dissolved
organic nitrogen in stream ecosystems across
biomes and Critical Zone gradients: A Wymore,
B Rodriguez-Cardona, A A Coble, J Potter, C
Lopez Lloreda, K Perez Rivera, A De Jesus Roman,
S Bernal, E Martí Roca, P Kram, J Hruska, A S
Prokishkin, W H McDowell
1205h EP42B-08 Anthropogenic Reorganization of
Critical Zone in Intensively Managed Landscapes: P
Kumar, A M Anders, E A Bettis III, N E Blair, T
R Filley, D A Grimley, P V Le, H Lin, Y F F Lin,
D A Keefer, L L Keefer, M Muste, A I Packman,
T Papanicolaou, B L Rhoads, M Richardson, D J
Schnoebelen, A Stumpf, A S Ward, C G Wilson, D
Woo, Q Yan, A E Goodwell
GEODESY
G42A
Moscone West 2002
Thursday 1020h
Time-Dependent Deformation in
Geodetic Data: Advances in Detection,
Modeling, and Interpretation I (joint
with T)
Christopher Rollins, California Institute
of Technology; Adriano Gualandi,
California Institute of Technology;
Jessica Murray, USGS Western Regional
2ɝFHV0HQOR3DUN; Mong-Han Huang,
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1020h G42A-01 GPS Imaging of Time-Dependent
Seasonal Strain in Central California: M Kraner, W
C Hammond, C Kreemer, A A Borsa, G Blewitt
1035h G42A-02 Transient deformation from
daily GPS displacement time series: postseismic
deformation, ETS and evolving strain rates: Y Bock,
P Fang, A W Moore, S Kedar, Z Liu, S E Owen, M
T Glasscoe
1050h G42A-03 Short and long term analysis
of upper plate deformation in Northern Chile
subduction zone with GPS and tiltmeter data: G
Meneses, C Vigny, F Boudin
1105h G42A-04 A Network Inversion Filter
combining GNSS and InSAR for tectonic slip
modeling: D P Bekaert, P Segall, T J Wright, A J
Hooper
1135h G42A-06 From Crustal to Lithosphere
Dynamics: A New Approach to Geodetic Data
Interpretation and Modeling: S Barbot
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THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
27
1150h G42A-07 A Coupled Model of Stress-Driven
Afterslip and Viscoelastic Relaxation Following
the 2011 Tohoku-Oki Earthquake: J Fukuda, K M
Johnson
1205h G42A-08 Estimating the rheological
properties of the oceanic asthenosphere using
geodetic data.: S S Masuti, S Barbot, S I Karato, N
Kapre, H Yu, S Wu, J Dauwels, L Feng, P Banerjee
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE
GC42A
Moscone West 3005
Thursday 1020h
Biota and Biogeochemical Cycling:
Ecological Patterns and Processes
across Scales in the Arctic I (joint with
B)
-H΍UH\.HUE\, Dartmouth College;
Howard Epstein, University of Virginia;
Marion Bret-Harte, University of Alaska
Fairbanks; Sally MacIntyre, University
of California Santa Barbara
1020h GC42A-01 Disentangling the mechanisms of
the coupling between sea ice and tundra productivity:
cold air advection vs. arctic amplification.: M
Macias-Fauria, S R Karlsen, B C Forbes
1035h GC42A-02 Scaling arctic tundra vegetation
from plot to the landscape across the North Slope of
Alaska, U.S.A: S J Davidson, M J Santos, V L Sloan,
J D Watts, G K Phoenix, W C Oechel, D Zona
1050h GC42A-03 Shrub growth response to climate
across the North Slope of Alaska: D Ackerman, D
Griffin, J C Finlay, S E Hobbie
1105h GC42A-04 How spatial scale influences novel
and disappeared climate predictions in Alaska: B D
Morrison, J Napier, G de Lafontaine, K Heath, B Li,
B Hug, F Hu, J A Greenberg
1120h GC42A-05 Sudying vole and lemming cycles
using drones: J Olofsson
1135h GC42A-06 Dissecting Drivers of Arctic Plant
Phenology Across Scales in Time and Space: C
John, E Post
1150h GC42A-07 Linking vegetation greenness
and seasonal snow characteristics using field
observations, SnowModel, and daily MODIS
imagery in high-Arctic Greenland: S H Pedersen, G
E Liston, M P Tamstorf, N M Schmidt, J Abermann
1205h GC42A-08 Two-year record of trace gas
(CO2, CH4, O2, and Hg0) concentrations and
dynamics in arctic tundra soils of northern Alaska
– seasonality, non-linear temperature controls,
and effects of soil diffusivity: D Obrist, Y Agnan, C
Hedge, C W Moore, D Helmig, J Hueber, D Paxton
GC42B
Moscone West 3003
Thursday 1020h
Global and Regional Water-FoodEnergy Security under Changing
Environments II S (joint with B, H, PA, SI)
Yoshihide Wada, Utrecht University;
Michael Puma, Columbia University of
New York; Martina Flörke, University of
Kassel; Michelle van Vliet, Wageningen
UR
1020h GC42B-01 Climate impacts, climate policies,
and the role of adaptation through the lens of water
systems: M I Hejazi
1035h GC42B-02 Drought Impacts to Water
Footprints and Virtual Water Transfers of the
Central Valley of California: L Marston, M Konar
1050h GC42B-03 Simulating the impact of brine
from desalination plants on the salinity of the
Persian/Arabian Gulf: E A B Eltahir, H D Ibrahim
1105h GC42B-04 The economic feasibility of
seawater desalination over the global scale:
assessment of the production cost development and
national water price until 2050: L Gao, S Yoshikawa,
Y Iseri, S Kanae
1120h GC42B-05 Towards a globally optimized
crop distribution: Integrating water use, nutrition,
and economic value: K F Davis, A Seveso, M C
Rulli, P D’Odorico
1135h GC42B-06 How can countries achieve
sustainable food supply in 2050: current knowledge
and way forward: M Kummu, M Fader, D Gerten,
J H A Guillaume, M Jalava, J Jägermeyr, S Pfister, M
Porkka, S Siebert, O Varis
1150h GC42B-07 Reserves and trade jointly
determine exposure to food supply shocks: P
Marchand, J A Carr, J Dell’Angelo, M Fader, J
Gephart, M Kummu, N R Magliocca, M Porkka, M J
Puma, Z Ratajczak, M C Rulli, D Seekell, S S Suweis,
A Tavoni, P D’Odorico
GC42C
Moscone West 3001
Thursday 1020h
The Role of Fire in the Earth System:
Understanding Drivers, Feedbacks,
and Interactions with the Land,
Atmosphere, and Society II S (joint
with A, B, NH)
Daniel Ward, Princeton University;
Sander Veraverbeke, University of
California Irvine; Guido van der Werf,
Organization Not Listed; Michael Tosca,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1020h GC42C-01
Evaluation of Satellite-derived Fire Emissions
C M Ichoku, X Pan,
H Bian, M Chin, L Ellison, A M da Silva Jr, A
Darmenov
Datasets Using the GEOS-5 Model:
1035h GC42C-02 Using NPP-Suomi VIIRS I-band
data to delineate high- and low-intensity burn areas
for forest fires in interior Alaska: C F Waigl, A
Prakash, M Stuefer, C M Ichoku
1050h GC42C-03 FIREX: Aerosol Science Priorities
for the 2018 WP-3D Campaign: J P Schwarz, J M
Roberts, C Warneke, R J Yokelson
1105h GC42C-04 A global database of smoke
injection heights from landscape fires: an analysis
of 2009-2010: M K Laffin, R A Fofrich, S Bell, M
G Tosca Jr
1120h GC42C-05 The Status of Global Fire
Modeling: Results from the Fire Model
Intercomparison Project (FireMIP): S Hantson,
A Arneth, S P Harrison, S S Rabin, D Kelley, D M
Bachelet, M Forrest, S Kloster, G Lasslop, F Li, S
Mangeon, J R Melton, T Sheehan, C Yue
1135h GC42C-06 Multiple stable states of tree cover
due to a fire - vegetation feedback: G Lasslop, V
Brovkin, C H Reick, S Bathiany, S Kloster
1150h GC42C-07 Climate and human intervention
effects on future fire activity and consequences for
air pollution across the 21st century: M Val Martin,
J R Pierce, C L Heald, F Li, D M Lawrence, C
Wiedinmyer, S Tilmes, F Vitt
1205h GC42C-08 Fire radiative forcing for
preindustrial, present day and future conditions in
an interactive Earth System Model: K Mezuman, S
Bauer, K Tsigaridis
GEOMAGNETISM,
PALEOMAGNETISM AND
ELECTROMAGNETISM
GP42A
Moscone South 302
Thursday 1020h
All Things Electromagnetic II
Kerry Key, Institute of Geophysics
and Planetary Physics La Jolla; Ninfa
Bennington, University of Wisconsin;
Romina Gehrmann, University of
Southampton; Danny Feucht, University
of Colorado at Boulder
1020h GP42A-01 Advanced method for large-scale
3D anisotropic inversion of marine EM data and
its application in the Barents Sea survey area: M S
Zhdanov, M Endo, J Mattsson
1035h GP42A-02 jInv: A Modular and Scalable
Framework for Electromagnetic Inverse Problems:
P T Belliveau, E Haber
1050h GP42A-03 Geo-electrical Structures of QP
Geothermal Field, Southwest Tibet: L He, L Chen,
X Wang, X Zhao, X Xi, R Chen
1105h GP42A-04 3D CSEM inversion based on
goal-oriented adaptive finite element method: Y
Zhang, K Key
1120h GP42A-05 Development of regional spherical
coordinate electromagnetic forward modeling with
non-uniform sources: A Kelbert, G D Egbert, H
Zhang, Q Han
1135h GP42A-06 Controlled source electromagnetic
data analysis with seismic constraints and rigorous
uncertainty estimation in the Black Sea: R A S
Gehrmann, K Schwalenberg, S Hölz, T Zander, J
Dettmer, J Bialas
1150h GP42A-07 Sensitivity of 3D Inversions
of an MT Array to Boundary Conditions and
Regularization in the Presence of Adjacent Oceans:
J R Booker, R L Mackie, A I Burd
GP42A-08
Three
dimensional
1205h
magnetotelluric modeling of Kusatsu-Shirane
volcano and its implications for recent volcanic
unrest: Y Ogawa, N Nurhasan, B Tank, A Terada,
W Kanda, K Nogami, Y Usui
2016
1235h H42B-10 Hyper-Resolution Hydrological
Predictions in Large Nested Domains within
Continental Scale Models: F L Ogden, R C Steinke,
N Frazier, E P Clark
H42A
Moscone West 3022
Thursday 1020h
Disturbance Hydrology: Exploring
Immediate and Long-Term Impacts
of Abrupt Changes on Hydrological
Processes and Earth Systems II S
(joint with B, EP, GC, NH)
H42C
Moscone West 3020
Thursday 1020h
Christian Mohr, University of Potsdam;
Kevin Bladon, Oregon State University;
Joseph Wagenbrenner, Michigan
Technological University; Nicolas Zegre,
West Virginia University
1020h H42A-01 Wildfire vs. Agricultural
Operations: A Tale of Overprinted Disturbance
Regimes: A B Gray, G B Pasternack, E B Watson, J
A Warrick, J A Hatten, M A Goni
1035h H42A-02 Hillslope erosion and hydrologic
response in two small watersheds in Yosemite
National Park following the 2013 Rim Fire, CA:
T J Kuhn, H Forrester, R Abney, S DeLong, J W
Roche, A Asefaw Berhe
1050h H42A-03 Post-fire Precipitation Thresholds
and Treatment Efficacy from Plot to Watershedscale: C Wilson, S K Kampf, J W Wagenbrenner
1105h H42A-04 Why can postwildfire runoff and
erosion vary from negligible to extreme?: P Noske,
P Nyman, P N J Lane, R Van der Sant, G J Sheridan
1120h H42A-05 Estimation of streamflow response
to wildfire and salvage logging in a snow-dominated
catchment using a model-based change detection
approach: R D Moore, M Mahrlein, Y C M Chuang
1135h H42A-06 Role of wildfire in controlling the
source and flux of particulate organic carbon from
a small, mountainous, semi-arid watershed: J A
Hatten, M A Goni, A B Gray, G B Pasternack, J A
Warrick, E Watson, R A Wheatcroft
1150h H42A-07 Wildland fire and climate variability
impacts on annual streamflow in watersheds across
the continental United States: Regional patterns
and attribution analysis: D W Hallema, G Sun, P
V Caldwell, S P Norman, E C Cohen, Y Liu, S G
McNulty
1205h H42A-08 Fires: Pushing the Reset Button
or a Flash in the Pan?: L H MacDonald, J W
Wagenbrenner, P R Robichaud, P A Nelson, S K
Kampf, D J Brogan
H42B
Moscone West 3024
Thursday 1020h
Forecasting Hydrology at Continental
Scale I S
David Gochis, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; Richard Hooper,
Consortium of Universities for the
Advancement of Hydrological Science;
Brian Cosgrove, National Weather
Service Silver Spring; David Maidment,
CRWR
1020h H42B-01 Continental scale data assimilation
of discharge and its effect on flow predictions
across the contiguous US (CONUS): A Weerts, J
Schellekens, A van Dijk, R Molenaar
1035h H42B-02 Achieving scale-independent landsurface flux estimates – Application of the Multiscale
Parameter Regionalization (MPR) to the Noah-MP
land-surface model across the contiguous USA: S
Thober, N Mizukami, L E Samaniego, S Attinger,
M P Clark, M Cuntz
1050h H42B-03 Simulating Land Surface Hydrology
at a 30-meter Spatial Resolution over the
Contiguous United States: E F Wood, M Pan, X Cai,
N Chaney
1105h H42B-04 Towards a National Hydrological
Forecasting system for Canada : Lessons Learned
from the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Prediction
System: V Fortin, D Durnford, E Gaborit, B
Davison, M Dimitrijevic, P Matte
1120h H42B-05 An Overview of the National
Weather Service National Water Model: B
Cosgrove, D Gochis, E P Clark, Z Cui, A L Dugger,
X Feng, L R Karsten, S Khan, D Kitzmiller, H S Lee,
Y Liu, J L McCreight, A J Newman, A Oubeidillah,
L Pan, C Pham, F Salas, K M Sampson, G Sood, A
Wood, D N Yates, W Yu
1135h H42B-06 Transforming National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Water
Prediction: T M Graziano, E P Clark
1150h H42B-07 From Forecast Hydrology to RealTime Inundation Mapping at Continental Scale: X
Zheng, D Maidment, Y Liu, D G Tarboton, P Lin
1205h H42B-08 Retrospective evaluation of
continental-scale streamflow nudging with WRFHydro National Water Model V1: J L McCreight,
Y Wu, D Gochis, A Rafieeinasab, A L Dugger, W
Yu, B Cosgrove, Z Cui, A Oubeidillah, D Briar
1205h GC42B-08 Financial Strategies Moderate
Weather Impacts on Food Security Outcomes: M E
Brown, M Niles
28
HYDROLOGY
1220h H42B-09 Simulated CONUS Flash Flood
Climatologies from Distributed Hydrologic Models:
Z Flamig, J J Gourley, H J Vergara, P E Kirstetter,
Y Hong
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
Groundwater-Surface Water
Interactions: Identifying and
Integrating Physical, Biological, and
Chemical Processes across Scales II S
(joint with B)
Stefan Krause, University of
Birmingham; Susa Stonedahl, St.
Ambrose University; Daniele Tonina,
University of Idaho; Marie Kurz,
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research UFZ Leipzig
1020h H42C-01 Coupling of Flow and
Biogeochemical Processes Controlling the
Environmental Conditions in the Hyporheic
Zone: Implications for the Streambed Habitat: M S
Andersen, S M Eberhard, H Rutlidge, G C Rau, A
Auhl
1035h H42C-02 Changing Groundwater-Surface
Water Interactions Impact Stream Chemistry and
Ecology at the Arctic-Boreal Transition in Western
Alaska: J C Koch, M Carey, J O’Donnell, Y Sjoberg,
C E Zimmerman
1050h H42C-03 Role of a Streambed’s Benthic
Biolayer in Enhancing Chemical Reactions in
Hyporheic Flow: J W Harvey
1105h H42C-04 Fate of polar organic trace
compounds infiltrating into an alluvial aquifer from
an urban lowland river: J L Schaper, A L Popp, K
Meinikmann, M Shanafield, E Banks, A Putschew, J
Lewandowski, G Nuetzmann
1120h H42C-05 Anthropogenic triggers on the
hyporheic zone: quantifying groundwater-surface
water interaction and the impact on water quality:
E R Siirila-Woodburn, C I Steefel, J D Moulton,
D Dwivedi
1135h H42C-06 Temperature and organic matter
controls on hyporheic greenhouse gas production:
S Comer-Warner, P Romeijn, S Krause, D M
Hannah, D Gooddy
1150h H42C-07 Hydrologic and Biogeochemical
Controls on Hyporheic N2O Emissions: A M Quick,
W J Reeder, T B Farrell, D Tonina, K P Feris, S G
Benner
H42D
Moscone West 3018
Thursday 1020h
Remote Sensing Applications in
Hydrology: Spatial Patterns and
Vertical Land-Surface and AquiferStorage Change II
Simon Stisen, Geological Survey of
Denmark and Greenland; Robert
Carruth, USGS Arizona Water Science
Center; Brian Conway, Arizona
Department of Water Resources; Luis
Samaniego, Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research UFZ Leipzig
1020h H42D-01 Stress dependence of hydraulic
properties: case studies from US and New Zealand:
M M Miller, M Shirzaei
1035h H42D-02 Empirical analysis of the stressstrain relationship between hydraulic head and
subsidence in the San Joaquin Valley Aquifer: K L
Neff, T Farr
1050h H42D-03 Monitoring Groundwater-Storage
Change and Land Subsidence in the Tucson Active
Management Area, Arizona: E Kahler, R L Carruth,
B D Conway
1105h H42D-04 Using InSAR Remote Sensing
Technology to Analyze 3 Basin Aquifer Recharge
Areas in Phoenix, Arizona: D Smilovsky, M L
Rucker
1120h H42D-05 Monitoring Subsidence in
California with InSAR: T G Farr, C E Jones, Z Liu,
K L Neff, E M Gurrola, G Manipon
1135h H42D-06 Hydrologic Interpretations of
Long-Term Gravity Records at Tucson, Arizona:
D R Pool, J Kennedy, P MacQueen, T M Niebauer
1150h H42D-07 Aquifer-scale Application of
GRACE across the South Platte Basin, Colorado, for
Assessing Groundwater Resources: C J Ruybal, T S
Hogue, J E McCray
1205h H42D-08 Rising Water Storage in the Niger
River basin: Clues and Cause: S Werth
H42E
Moscone West 3016
Thursday 1020h
Shifting Extremes: Understanding
Hydrological Events for Societal
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Seyedehzahra Samadi, University of
South Carolina Columbia; Michaela
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Bray, &DUGL΍8QLYHUVLW\; Scott St
George, University of Minnesota Twin
Cities
1020h H42E-01 Understanding changes in shortduration rainfall extremes under global warming:
The GEWEX cross-cut on sub-daily rainfall
extremes (INTENSE) : H J Fowler, E J Kendon,
S Chan, S Blenkinsop, N M Roberts, E Lewis, R
Barbero, X Li, S Guerreiro, G Lenderink
1035h H42E-02 An Overview of the Iowa
Flood Forecasting and Monitoring System: W F
Krajewski
1050h H42E-03 A Classification Framework for
Sub-Daily Extreme Rainfall Events: F Johnson, J Li,
S Westra
1105h H42E-04 Looking at flood trends with
different eyes: the value of a fuzzy flood classification
scheme: A E Sikorska, D Viviroli, M I Brunner, J
Seibert
1120h H42E-05 Paleoetiological Extreme Flood
Hydrology: Letting Nature’s Realities Inform Risk,
Resilience, and Reduction of Vulnerability to
Extreme Flooding during an Uncertain Future of
Climatic Change: V R Baker
1135h H42E-06 Extreme Mississippi River
Floods in the Late Holocene: Reconstructions and
Simulations: S E Munoz, L Giosan, J P Donnelly, S
Dee
1150h H42E-07 Flood Seasonality in a Changing
Climate – A Comparison Between Northern Europe
and Northeastern North America: B Matti, H E
Dahlke, B Dieppois, D Lawler, S W Lyon
1205h H42E-08 Application of Clustering
Algorithms in Hydroclimatic Classification of the
Southeastern USA: S Samadi
H42F
Moscone West 2022/2024
Thursday 1020h
Water and Society: Water Resources
Management and Policy in a Changing
World I (Half Session) S (joint with GC,
PA, SI)
Kaveh Madani, Imperial College
London; Matteo Giuliani, Politecnico di
Milano; Patrick Reed, Cornell University;
Alvar Escriva-Bou, Public Policy Institute
of California
1020h H42F-01 Toward A Science of Sustainable
Water Management: C Brown
1034h H42F-02 Panta Rhei: Global Perspectives on
Hydrology, Society and Change: H K McMillan, A
Van Loon, A Mejia, J Liu
1048h H42F-03 Why do Economic Instruments
Fail? The role of Water trading and Pricing at a
River Basin Scale: C D Pérez-Blanco, C Gomez, A
J Loch, D C Adamson
1102h H42F-04 On Complex Water Conflicts: Role
of Enabling Conditions for Pragmatic Resolution: S
Islam, E Choudhury
H42G
Moscone West 3014
Thursday 1020h
:HWODQGDQG5LSDULDQ=RQH(΍HFWVRQ
Water Quality, Quantity, and Ecology
in Downstream Waters I (joint with B)
Grey Evenson, Oak Ridge Institute for
Science and Education; Matthew Reid,
Cornell University; C. Nathan Jones,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University
1020h H42G-01 Integrating wetland connectivity
into models for watershed-scale analyses: Current
and future approaches : H E Golden, I F Creed, G
Ali, N B Basu, M C Rains, L C Alexander, A Ameli, J
Christensen, G R Evenson, C N Jones, C Lane, M W
Lang, D L Mclaughlin, B P Neff
1035h H42G-02 Variation in river-floodplain
connectivity
along
hydrogeomorphic
and
hydroclimatic gradients at the continental scale : D
Scott, C N Jones, J D Gomez-Velez, J W Harvey
1050h H42G-03 Regional Measurement and
Modeling of Floodplain Wetland Nutrient and
Sediment Fluxes: The Chesapeake Watershed: G B
Noe, C R Hupp, E Schenk, P Claggett
1105h H42G-04 Estimating pothole wetland
connectivity to Pipestem Creek, North Dakota: an
isotopic approach: J R Brooks, D M Mushet, L C
Alexander, J Christensen, S G Leibowitz, B P Neff, D
O Rosenberry, W Rugh, M Vanderhoof
1120h H42G-05 Contextualizing Wetlands within
a River-Network Perspective for Assessing Nitrate
Removal at the Watershed Scale: J A Czuba, A T
Hansen, E Foufoula-Georgiou, J C Finlay
1135h H42G-06 From microbes to water districts:
Linking observations across scales to uncover the
implications of riparian and channel management
on water quality in an irrigated agricultural
landscape: A Webster, M L Cadenasso
1150h H42G-07 Hydrologically Controlled Arsenic
Release in Deltaic Wetlands and Coastal Riparian
Zones: J Stuckey, J J LeMonte, X Yu, M Schaefer,
B D Kocar, S G Benner, J Rinklebe, R Tappero, H A
Michael, S E Fendorf, D L Sparks
1205h H42G-08 Understanding the SpatioTemporal Dynamics of Denitrification in an Oregon
Salt Marsh: J B Moon, H A Stecher, T DeWitt,
A Nahlik, M S Fennessy, L Michael, R Regutti, R
Mckane, D Marois, K J Naithani
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
INFORMATICS
IN42A
Moscone West 2000
Thursday 1020h
Reproducible Research in Geosciences
with Emphasis on Provenance
of Information as an Essential
Component I S
&OL΍RUG-DFREV, Organization Not Listed;
Kerstin Lehnert, Columbia University;
Brooks Hanson, American Geophysical
Union; Anusuriya Devaraju, CSIRO
1020h IN42A-01 Nature Research journals
reproducibility policies and initiatives in the Earth
sciences: J C VanDecar
1035h IN42A-02 Software and Workflow
Provenance: Documenting Scientific Methods: Y
Gil
1050h IN42A-03 Reproducible Research in the
Geosciences: V Stodden, K Chard, N Gaffney, M B
Jones, B Ludaescher, J Nabrzyski, M Turk
1105h IN42A-04 Geoscience Australia’s enterprise
application of provenance standards and systems for
physical and digital objects: C Kemp, N J Car
1120h IN42A-05 Reproducibility in Data-Scarce
Environments: P T Darch
1130h IN42A-06 Reproducible Research in the
Geosciences at Scale: Achievable Goal or Elusive
Dream?: L A Wyborn, B J K Evans
1140h IN42A-07 Provenance as a Core Concept of
Spatial Information: W Kuhn
1150h
IN42A-08
Querying
Provenance
Information: Basic Notions and an Example
from Paleoclimate Reconstruction: V Stodden, B
Ludaescher, K Bocinsky, K Kintigh, T Kohler, T
McPhillips, J Rush
1200h IN42A-09 Building a high level sample
processing and quality assessment model for
biogeochemical measurements: a case study from
the ocean acidification community: R Thomas, D
Connell, T Spears, A Leadbetter, E F Burger
1210h IN42A-10 LiPD and CSciBox: A Case
Study in Why Data Standards are Important for
Paleoscience: I Weiss, E Bradley, N McKay, J EmileGeay, L R de Vesine, K A Anderson, J W C White,
T M Marchitto Jr
MINERAL AND ROCK PHYSICS
MR42A
Moscone South 301
Thursday 1020h
Experimental Measurements and
Theoretical Constraints on Transport
Properties of Geomaterials II S (joint
with DI, T, V)
Ralf Dohmen, Ruhr University
Bochum; David Kohlstedt, University
of Minnesota Twin Cities; E Watson,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1020h MR42A-01 Negative activation volume
of oxygen self-diffusion in forsterite : H Fei, M
Wiedenbeck, N Sakamoto, H Yurimoto, T Yoshino,
D Yamazaki, T Katsura
PLANETARY SCIENCES
P42A
Moscone West 2007
Thursday 1020h
Solar System Small Bodies: Asteriods,
Satellites, Comets, Pluto, and Charon
I
Amanda Hendrix, Planetary Science
Institute Tucson; Franck Marchis,
SETI Institute Mountain View; Krishan
Khurana, University of California
Los Angeles; Padma YanamandraFisher, Space Science Institute Rancho
Cucamonga
1020h P42A-01 New Horizons Results at Charon:
B J Buratti, A Stern, J M Moore, H A Weaver Jr,
W M Grundy, J D Hofgartner, J R Spencer, W B
McKinnon, C Olkin, L A Young, A Verbiscer, K N
Singer, S J Robbins, K Ennico Smith
1032h P42A-02 Colours of the Outer Solar System
Origins Survey (Col-OSSOS): New Insights into
Kuiper belt Surfaces: M E Schwamb, W C Fraser,
M T Bannister, R E Pike, M Marsset, J J Kavelaars,
S Benecchi, A Delsanti, M J Lehner, A Thirouin, A
Guilbert-Lepoutre, N Peixinho, P Vernazza
1044h P42A-03 Pebble Accretion and the Formation
of the Asteroid Belt: K Kretke, W F Bottke Jr, H F
Levison
1056h P42A-04 Constraints for the subsurface
structure at the Abydos site on 67P/ChuryumovGerasimenko resulting from CASSE listening to
the MUPUS insertion phase: M Knapmeyer, H H
Fischer, K Joerg, K J Seidensticker
1108h P42A-05 Psyche: The Science of a Metal
World: L T Elkins-Tanton
1120h P42A-06 Shapes and Densities of the
Small Satellites of Pluto: S Porter, J R Spencer,
M Showalter, H A Weaver Jr, W B McKinnon, C
Olkin, L A Young, S A Stern
1132h P42A-07 CO2 and 12C:13C Isotopic Ratios
on Phoebe and Iapetus: R N Clark, R H Brown, D
P Cruikshank
1144h P42A-08 Ice Electric: Electron Irradiation
Experiments with Porous Water Ice Samples: A
Galli, A Vorburger, P Wurz, A Pommerol, O Poch,
B Jost, Y Brouet
1156h P42A-09 Laboratory Simulations and
Spectral Analyses of Space Weathering of NonIce Materials on Ocean Worlds: B R Wing, M L
Shusterman, B L Irvin, C Hibbitts
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PA42A
Moscone North 110
Thursday 1020h
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Maker-Scientist Engagement III
Posters (Lightning)
Julie Vano, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; David
Behar, San Francisco Public Utilities
Commission; Philip Mote, Oregon
Climate Change Research Institute;
Daniel Ferguson, University of Arizona
1340h PA43B-2212 POSTER WHAT “THEY”
THINK: PERSPECTIVES OF STAKEHOLDERS
CONTRIBUTING TO THE CO-PRODUCTION
OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT MODELING: J
C Arnott, C Kirchhoff
1340h PA43B-2225 POSTER Interdisciplinary
science for land managers: Lessons learned in the
context of public land management: R J Niemeyer,
A L Bentley Brymer, H D Joseph, A A Suazo, J D
Wulfhorst, B A Newingham, T E Link, K T Vierling
1035h MR42A-02 Carbon Diffusion in Zircon: D J
Cherniak, E B Watson, P Boehnke, T M Harrison
PA43B-2204
POSTER
Navigating
1340h
translational ecology: Creating opportunities and
overcoming obstacles for scientist participation: T
L Morelli, L M Hallett, L R Gerber, M Moritz, M
Schwartz, N Stephenson, J L Tank, M A Williamson,
C A Woodhouse
1105h MR42A-04 Site-specific hydration and
dehydration of San Carlos olivine: E Ferriss, T A
Plank, D Walker
1340h PA43B-2199 POSTER Progress and Challenges
in Mainstreaming Climate Change in Federal
Water Resources and Environmental Planning:
Data Selection, Technical Methods, Decision
Paradigms, and Climate Change Communication:
I M Ferguson, S Gangopadhyay, M M Elsner, D
Broman
1050h MR42A-03 A Study of Defect Behavior in
Almandine Garnet: C A Geiger, A J Brearley, E
Dachs, G Tipplet, G R Rossman
1120h MR42A-05 The Connection Between
Diffusion,
Dissolution,
Deformation
and
Evaporation: The Role of Mobile Dislocations: S
Chakraborty, K Marquardt, H Bobrowski
1135h MR42A-06 Ties of Heat and Mass Transport
Properties in Glasses and Melts, with Emphasis on
Natural Lava Compositions: A M Hofmeister, A G
Whittington, G Robert, A Sehlke
1150h MR42A-07 Modeling and Measuring the
Effects of Radiation Damage Annealing on Helium
Diffusion Kinetics in Apatite: C D Willett, M Fox,
D L Shuster
1205h MR42A-08 Primordial Noble Gases from
Earth’s Core: K Wang, X Lu, J P Brodholt
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h PA43B-2209 POSTER Federal climate
change programs in the water-limited Southwest:
intersection of mission, stakeholders and geography
to build successful collaboration: E Elias, C M Steele,
A Rango, J J Reyes, M A Langston, K Johnson
1340h PA43B-2211 POSTER Regional Climate
Enterprises in the South Central U.S.: Crossover
Relationships to Maximize User Engagement
Effectiveness: M A Langston, M Shafer, B Bartush,
D P Brown
1340h PA43B-2216 POSTER Coastal Resilience
and Adaptation:Working Together to go from
Information to Action on Alaska’s Coasts: A
Holman, A Poe, K Murphy, J S Littell, K Pletnikoff,
D Holen
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h PA43B-2193 POSTER Improving the
relevance and impact of decision support research: A
co-production framework and water management
case study: R Smith, J R Kasprzyk, L Dilling, L
Basdekas, L Kaatz
1340h PA43B-2206 POSTER An Urban Resilience
to Extreme Weather Events Framework for
Development of Post Event Learning and
Transformative Adaptation in Cities: W D Solecki,
E S Friedman, R Breitzer
1340h PA43B-2190 POSTER Bringing science
to the table: Case studies in science-informed
decision making on climate change and beyond: G
T Goldman, P Phartiyal, K Mulvey
1340h PA43B-2203 POSTER Co-producing
Coastal Adaptation Plans with Pacific Northwest
Stakeholders: Applying Alternative Futures
Analysis to Quantitatively Envision Policy and
Climate Scenarios: J Evans-Wilent, P Ruggiero, J
Bolte, K Serafin, J Stevenson, C Schwartz
1340h PA43B-2194 POSTER Improving the
effectiveness of interventions and investment
in Andean watersheds through a participatory
network of research basins: B F Ochoa-Tocachi, W
Buytaert, B De Bièvre
1340h PA43B-2192 POSTER Communicating
Climate Imperatives to the U.S. Federal Government
for Applied Research Funding and Consideration in
Lawmaking: What Not to Say and How Not to Say
It: A S Wein
1340h PA43B-2218 POSTER Co-Producing
Accessible Climate Knowledge: Case Study of a
Scientific Challenge: M Bourqui, M K M Charriere,
C Bolduc
1340h PA43B-2220 POSTER Overcoming the
Challenges of Co-creation: P Otellini, R Pandya, N
Udu-gama, M Goodwin
1140h Discussion:
PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AND
PALEOCLIMATOLOGY
PP42A
Moscone West 2012
Thursday 1020h
Paleoclimate Variability in the Indo3DFLȴF5HJLRQΖΖ(joint with B, EP, GC, OS)
Briony Mamo, University of Hong
Kong; Isla Castañeda, University of
Massachusetts Amherst; David De
Vleeschouwer, MARUM - University of
Bremen; Peter Clift, Louisiana State
University
1020h PP42A-01 Late Miocene Hydrological
Change in the Indus River Catchment: H Liddy,
S J Feakins, P D Clift, L Tauxe, D K Kulhanek, G
Scardia, S Warny, J A Bendle, V Galy, P Zhou, E
Science Party
1035h PP42A-02 Middle-late Miocene siliciclastic
influx on the Australian Northwest Shelf: origins
and potential links to global events: G Tagliaro, C
Fulthorpe, L L Lavier, S J Gallagher, I Expedition
356 Scientists
1050h PP42A-03 Middle Miocene through Pliocene
Sea Surface Temperatures in the Indian Ocean –
Constraints from Organic Proxies: J R Super, M
Pagani
1105h PP42A-04 Miocene Wet and Extreme
Arid Climatic Conditions in the Southeast Indian
Ocean off Western Australia Revealed by the
Lithology of Roebuck and Perth Basins: C M
McHugh, J Groeneveld, J Henderiks, W Renema,
D De Vleeschouwer, B A Christensen, D C Potts,
C Fulthorpe, K Bogus, S J Gallagher, I Expedition
356 Scientists
1120h PP42A-05 Eccentricity and global cooling
forced Quaternary tropical climate changes and midPleistocene transition: Z Yu, S Wan, C Christophe,
L Song, H Sun, Z Xu, A Li, T Li
1135h PP42A-06 Provenance of Continental
Margin Sediments in the East China Sea, Results
from IODP Expedition 346: C H Anderson, A G
Dunlea, R W Murray, R Tada, C A Alvarez Zarikian
1150h PP42A-07 Orbital-scale variations in
Indo-Pacific hydroclimate during the mid- to late
Pleistocene from Lake Towuti, Indonesia: J M
Russell, H Vogel, S Bijaksana, M Melles
1205h PP42A-08 South African Climates:
Highlights From International Ocean Discovery
Program Expedition 361: S R Hemming, I R Hall,
L LeVay
PP42B
Moscone West 2010
Thursday 1020h
Recent Advances in Lakes and
Lacustrine Material: Responses to
Regional Climate and Environmental
Change I
Daniel Ibarra, Stanford University;
Atreyee Bhattacharya, University
of California Los Angeles; Victoria
Petryshyn, University of California Los
Angeles; Scott Starratt, USGS Western
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1020h PP42B-01 A Holocene paleoecological record
from ancient DNA preserved in lake sediments
on Baffin Island, Arctic Canada: S E Crump, G H
Miller, M Bunce
1105h S42B-04 NGA-West2 Empirical Fourier
Model for Active Crustal Regions to Generate
Regionally Adjustable Response Spectra: S S Bora,
F Cotton, F Scherbaum, N M Kuehn
1035h PP42B-02 Development of a Regional
Glycerol Dialkyl Glycerol Tetraether (GDGT)
– Temperature Calibration for Antarctic and
sub-Antarctic Lakes: S J Roberts, L C Foster, E
J Pearson, J Steve, D Hodgson, K M Saunders, E
Verleyen
1120h S42B-05 PRISM, Processing and Review
Interface for Strong Motion Data Software: E
Kalkan, J M Jones, C D Stephens, P Ng
1050h PP42B-03 Evidence for Large Hydrologic
and Ecologic Variability During the Late Wisconsin
in the Coastal Southwest United States (Lake
Elsinore, CA): M Kirby, L E Heusser, C A Scholz,
M Anderson, E J Rhodes, C Hiner, J A Palermo, E
Silveira
1105h PP42B-04 The Importance of Accurate Dating
and Multiproxy Analyses in Paleoenvironmental
Reconstructions: A Case Study from Cocha Cashu,
Peru: W Salenbien, L J Jackson, P A Baker, C A
Rigsby, A Wheatley, S C Fritz
1120h PP42B-05 Abrupt lake-level changes in
the Rocky Mountains and surrounding regions
since the Last Glacial Maximum: B N Shuman, M
Serravezza
1135h PP42B-06 The Biogeography of Endorheic
Soda Lakes in the Western United States: B W
Stamps, V Petryshyn, H Johnson, W Berelson, H S
Nunn, B S Stevenson, S J Loyd, R S Oremland, L G
Miller, M R Rosen, F A Corsetti, J R Spear
1150h PP42B-07 The Primacy of Multidecadal to
Centennial Variability Over Late Holocene Forced
Change of the Asian Monsoon on the Southern
Tibetan Plateau: J L Conroy, A M Hudson, J T
Overpeck, K B Liu, W Luo, J E Cole
1205h PP42B-08 Terrestrial paleoclimatic changes
in northeast Asia during OAE 3 in the Late
Cretaceous: Organic geochemical evidences from
the Songliao paleo-lake Basin, northeast China: Y
Gao, C Wang, H Huang
SEISMOLOGY
S42A
Moscone South 305
Thursday 1020h
Advances in Understanding of
Tremor, Slow Slip, and Other Slow
Earthquake Phenomena III (joint with
G, T)
Abhijit Ghosh, University of California
Riverside; Kevin Chao, Northwestern
University; William Frank,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology;
Brent Delbridge, Berkeley Seismological
Lab
1020h S42A-01 On Corner Frequencies, Attenuation
and Low-Frequency Earthquakes: M G Bostock, A
Thomas, A M Rubin, N I Christensen
1035h S42A-02
Automated detection of secondary slip
fronts in Cascadia: Q Bletery, A Thomas, R
D Krogstad, J C Hawthorne, R M Skarbek,
A W Rempel, M G Bostock
1050h S42A-03 Slow slip hidden in the noise: the
intermittence of tectonic release: W Frank
1105h S42A-04 Very low frequency earthquakes
(VLFEs) detected during episodic tremor and
slip (ETS) events in Cascadia using a match filter
method indicate repeating events: A A Hutchison,
A Ghosh
1120h S42A-05 A Kinematic Model of Slow Slip
Constrained by Tremor-Derived Slip Histories in
Cascadia: D A Schmidt, H Houston
1135h S42A-06 Investigating Complex Slow Slip
Evolution with High-Resolution Tremor Catalogs
and Numerical Simulations: Y Peng, A M Rubin
1150h S42A-07 Using deformation rates in
Northern Cascadia to constrain time-dependent
stress- and slip-rate on the megathrust: L Bruhat,
P Segall
1135h S42B-06 Seismic Barrier Protection of
Critical Infrastructure: R Haupt, V Liberman, M
Rothschild
1150h S42B-07 The potential of high-rate GPS for
hazard and risk assessment: N Houlie, C Michel, K
Kelevitz, B Edwards, P Psimoulis, J F Clinton, Z Su,
D Giardini
1205h S42B-08 Fourier-Bessel based Rapid
Earthquake Magnitude Estimation in Central
Oklahoma: F Li, X Chen, K J Marfurt
SPA-AERONOMY
SA42A
Moscone West 2016
Thursday 1020h
Atmosphere-IonosphereMagnetosphere (AIM) Coupling
Phenomena and Processes: New
Observations and Understanding I
(joint with A, SM)
Xinzhao Chu, University of Colorado
at Boulder; Michael Hartinger,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University; Zhonghua Xu,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University; Timothy Fuller-Rowell,
University of Colorado at Boulder
1020h SA42A-01 Observational evidence for new
instabilities in the mid-latitude E and F region: D L
Hysell, M F Larsen, M P Sulzer
1035h SA42A-02 Influence of geomagnetic energy
inputs in the polar cap on the upper atmosphere
during geomagnetic storms: Y Deng, C Sheng, Y
Huang, A I Maute, Y Lu
1050h SA42A-03 Middle-Latitude Ionospheric
Irregularities and Their Relationships with the
Ring Current and Auroral Oval Expansion during
Geomagnetic Storms: X Pi, A J Mannucci, Y Zhang
1105h SA42A-04 The effects of auroral precipitation
on atmospheric nitric oxide concentration: S Jones,
M Lessard, B Fritz
SA42A-05 Thermosphere-Ionosphere
1120h
Fe/Fe+ (TIFe) Layers and Their Coupling with
Geomagnetic Storms and Solar Wind: X Chu, Z Xu,
J Zhao, Z Yu, D J Knipp, L M Kilcommons, C Chen,
W Fong, I F Barry, M Hartinger
1135h SA42A-06 Defense Meteorological Satellite
Program Data in Dynamic Auroral Boundary
Coordinates: New insights into Polar Cap and
Auroral Dynamics: D Knipp
1150h SA42A-07 Influence of Solar Irradiance on
Polar Ionospheric Convection: A G Burrell, T K
Yeoman, M Stephen, M Lester
1205h SA42A-08 The Role of the Upper
Atmosphere for Dawn-Dusk and Interhemispheric
Differences in the Coupled MagnetosphereIonosphere-Thermosphere System: M Foerster, E
Doornbos, S Haaland
SPA-SOLAR AND HELIOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
SH42A
Moscone West 2011
Thursday 1020h
Fundamental Physics of the Solar
Corona and Inner Heliosphere I
Chadi Salem, University of California
Berkeley; Marco Velli, University of
California Los Angeles; Olga Panasenco,
Advanced Heliophysics
1205h S42A-08 Initiation and Propagation Phases
of Cascadia Episodic Tremor and Slip Events: K C
Creager, C W Ulberg
1020h SH42A-01 Fundamental Physics of the Slow
Solar Wind - What do we Know?: L Ofman, L
Abbo, S K Antiochos, V H Hansteen, L Harra, Y
K Ko, G Lapenta, B Li, P Riley, L Strachan, R von
Steiger, Y M Wang
S42B
Moscone South 303
Thursday 1020h
1035h SH42A-02 Alfvénic Slow Solar Wind:
characteristics and origin: R D’Amicis
Seismology Contributions:
Earthquake Ground Motions and
Engineering Seismology II
Colleen Dalton, Brown University;
Thomas Mikesell, Boise State University
1020h S42B-01 Redirecting Seismic Waves with
Metamaterials and Sub-wavelength Scatterers for
Protection of Critical Infrastructure: V Liberman,
R Haupt, M Rothschild
1035h S42B-02 Alternative (G-16v2) Ground
Motion Prediction Equations for the Central and
Eastern North America : V Graizer
1050h S42B-03 Progress Towards a Comprehensive
Site Database for Taiwan Strong Motion Network:
C H Kuo, C M Lin, S C Chang, K L Wen
30
2016
1050h SH42A-03 Collisionless Isotropization of the
Solar-Wind Protons by Compressive Fluctuations
and Plasma Instabilities: D Verscharen, B D G
Chandran, K G Klein, E Quataert
1105h SH42A-04 Constraining heating processes in
the solar wind with kinetic properties of heavy ions:
J C Kasper, P Tracy, T Zurbuchen, J M Raines, J A
Gilbert, P Shearer
1120h SH42A-05 Heating of protons and electrons
in plasma turbulence: theory and simulation: W H
Matthaeus, T Parashar, M Wan, P Wu
SH42A-06
OBSERVATIONAL
1135h
SIGNATURES OF CORONAL HEATING: R B
Dahlburg, G Einaudi, I Ugarte-Urra, H P Warren,
A F Rappazzo, M Velli, B Taylor
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1150h SH42A-07 Runaway Signatures in the
Transport Description of Solar Wind Electrons: A
New Quantitative Steady Electron Runaway Model
(SERM): J D Scudder, C S Salem
1205h SH42A-08 Regulation of pressure anisotropy
in the solar wind: processes within inertial range
of turbulence: M Strumik, A A Schekochihin, J
Squire, S D Bale
SH42B
Moscone West 2009
Thursday 1020h
Solar and Heliospheric Physics:
General Contributions: Solar III (joint
with SA, SM)
J Hoeksema, Stanford University; Robyn
Millan, Dartmouth College
1020h SH42B-01 Advances in Predicting Magnetic
Fields on the Far Side of the Sun: C A Lindsey
1035h SH42B-02 Advancing our Understanding
of Active Region Evolution and Surface Flux
Transport Using Far Side Imaging from STEREO
304: L Upton, I Ugarte-Urra, H P Warren, D H
Hathaway
1050h SH42B-03 High Resolution Chromospheric
Observations of a Sunspot: D P Choudhary, M
Slijepcevic
White, University of New Brunswick;
Neil Mancktelow, ETH Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich
1020h T42A-01 Comprehensive assessment on
recent activity of active fault damage zone: examples
from the active faults in central Japan: A Lin
1035h T42A-02 Ultracataclasites and Tectonic
Fluidization Along Active Faults, Arima-Takasuki
Tectonic Line, Japan – A TEM Study: J C White
1050h T42A-03 Velocity Structure of the Alpine
Fault, New Zealand: The Effects of Mechanical
Deformation and Clay Content: T Jeppson, J L
Graham II, H J Tobin
1105h T42A-04 Structural analysis of cataclastic
rock of active fault damage zones: An example
from Nojima and Arima-Takatsuki fault zones (SW
Japan): T Satsukawa, A Lin
T42A-05
Low-Temperature
1120h
Thermochronology for Unraveling Thermal
Processes and Dating of Fault Zones: T Tagami
1135h T42A-06 Fluid Sources and Timing of
Surface-Localized Mineralization in Clay Gouge of
the Central Alpine Fault Zone (New Zealand): A
Boles, B van der Pluijm
1150h T42A-07 Potential of thermoluminescence
method to estimate the time-temperature condition
of fault activity: N Hasebe, K Miura, Y Ganzawa
1105h SH42B-04 Total Solar Irradiance changes
between 2010 and 2014 from the PREcision
MOnitor Sensor absolute radiometer (PREMOS/
PICARD): G Cessateur, W K Schmutz, W Ball, W
Finsterle, B Walter
1205h T42A-08 In the Heat of the Moment:
Biomarkers as a Tool to Measure Coseismic
Temperature Rise: G L Coffey, H M Savage, P J
Polissar, B M Carpenter, C Collettini
1120h SH42B-05 Multi-scaling Properties of EUV
Intensity Fluctuations and Models for Impulsive
Heating: A C Cadavid, Y Rivera, J K Lawrence, D J
Christian, P Jennings, A F Rappazzo
T42B
Moscone South 306
Thursday 1020h
1135h SH42B-06 Understanding IRIS Observations
of Explosive Events in Terms of Magnetic
Reconnection Mechanisms: L Guo, D Innes, Y M
Huang, A Bhattacharjee
1150h SH42B-07 IRIS and SDO/AIA observations
of coronal heating associated with spicules: B De
Pontieu, I De Moortel, S W Mcintosh
1205h SH42B-08 RHESSI/SAS Observations of the
Optical Solar Limb Over More Than 15 Years: M D
Fivian, H S Hudson, S Krucker
SPA-MAGNETOSPHERIC PHYSICS
SM42A
Moscone West 2018
Thursday 1020h
Drivers and Impact of Particle Loss in
the Inner Magnetosphere II
Maria Spasojevic, Stanford University;
Yuri Shprits, Helmholtz Centre Potsdam
GFZ German Research Centre for
Geosciences
1020h SM42A-01 Science Highlights from the
Balloon Array for Radiation belt Electron Losses
(BARREL): R M Millan
1035h SM42A-02 The Effect of Precipitating
Electrons and Ions on Ionospheric Conductance
and Inner Magnetospheric Electric Fields 142106:
M Chen, C Lemon, J H Hecht, J S Evans, A J Boyd
1050h SM42A-03 Evaluating the Role and Effects of
Precipitation on Relativistic Electron Losses during
Storms: Y Chen, X Fu
1105h SM42A-04 Dominant loss mechanisms
in the radiation belts: Y Shprits, A Drozdov, A
C Kellerman, M Spasojevic, M Usanova, O V
Agapitov, T Raita, M Engebretson, D N Baker, H E
Spence, H Zhu
1120h SM42A-05 Error Reduction Based Approach
to the Parameterization of Statistical Wave Models
for Chorus, Hiss and Equatorial Magnetosonic
Waves.: M A Balikhin, R Boynton, S N Walker, V
Krasnoselskikh, O V Agapitov
1135h SM42A-06 First direct evidence of a oneone correspondence of chorus wave packets
and microbursts: Van Allen Probes EFW and
FIREBIRD: A W Breneman, A B Crew, D M
Klumpar, O V Agapitov, J R Wygant, C Kletzing,
G B Hospodarsky
1150h SM42A-07 Van Allen Probes observations
of oxygen cyclotron harmonic waves in the inner
magnetosphere: M Usanova, D Malaspina, A N
Jaynes, R Bruder, I R Mann, J R Wygant, R Ergun
1205h SM42A-08 Coherent EMIC Waves and
Pitch Angle Scattering of Energetic Electrons in
the Magnetosphere: R Bhanu, K H Lee, L C Lee,
B Tsurutani
TECTONOPHYSICS
Sedimentary Basin Records of
Convergent Orogenic Systems I
(cosponsored by EGU-TS: European
Geosciences Union - Tectonics and
Structural Geology Division) (joint with EP,
GP, PP, V)
Renjie Zhou, University of Queensland;
Devon Orme, Stanford University;
Theresa Schwartz, Allegheny College;
Nicholas Perez, Texas A&M University
College Station
1020h T42B-01 Pacing of deep marine sedimentation
in the middle Eocene synorogenic Ainsa Basin,
Spanish Pyrenees: deconvolving a 6myr record of
tectonic and climate controls: C Mac Niocaill, B
Cantalejo, K T Pickering, M Grant, K Johansen
1050h T42B-03 Prolonged high relief in the
northern Cordilleran orogenic front during middle
and late Eocene extension based on stable isotope
paleoaltimetry: M Fan, K N Constenius, D L
Dettman
1105h T42B-04 Low-latitude high elevation of the
leading edge of southern Eurasia throughout the
Cenozoic: M Ingalls, D B Rowley, A S Colman, G
Olack, B Currie, S Li
1120h T42B-05 Interpreting records of
tectonic and erosional processes using detrital
thermochronology: An example from the Bhutan
Himalaya: D M Whipp Jr, I Coutand, B Bookhagen,
D Grujic
1150h T42B-07 Initiation and evolution of the
Arabia-Eurasia collision in the Caucasus region
constrained by detrital zircon geochronology: A R
Tye, N A Niemi
1205h T42B-08 Miocene Growth of the Patagonian
Andes Revealed by Sedimentary Provenance of
the Río Guillermo Formation, Magallanes-Austral
Basin, Chile and Argentina (51°30’S): J S Leonard,
J C Fosdick
T42C
Moscone South 103
Thursday 1020h
Subduction Top to Bottom (ST2B-2) VI
S (joint with DI, MR, S, V)
Gray Bebout, Lehigh University; David
Scholl, USGS Geological Survey; Robert
Stern, Univ Texas Dallas; Philippe
Agard, University Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris VI
1020h T42C-01 3-D imaging of two episodes of
Hikurangi Plateau subduction in the southern South
Island of New Zealand: D M Eberhart-Phillips, M
Reyners, P Upton, D Gubbins
1035h T42C-02 Cascadia Seismicity Related to
Seamount Subduction as detected by the Cascadia
Initiative Amphibious Data: E Morton, S L Bilek,
C A Rowe
1050h T42C-03 Latest-Miocene onset of Nankai
Trough Subduction due to regional Change in Plate
tectonic Framework: G Kimura, H Koge, T Tsuji,
G F Moore
T42A
Moscone South 310
Thursday 1020h
Properties of Active Fault Damage
Zone and Fault Dating I (joint with S)
Aiming Lin, Kyoto University; Horst
Zwingmann, Kyoto University; Joseph
1105h T42C-04 Evidence for a fluid-rich layer
along the Nankai-trough megathrust fault off the
Kii Peninsula inferred from receiver function
inversion: T Akuhara, K Mochizuki, H Kawakatsu,
N Takeuchi
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1120h T42C-05 The Role of Proto-Thrusts in
Frontal Accretion and Accommodation of Plate
Convergence, Hikurangi Subduction Margin, New
Zealand : P Barnes, F Ghisetti, S M Ellis, J K Morgan
1135h T42C-06 Improved 3D seismic images of
dynamic deformation in the Nankai Trough off
Kumano: K Shiraishi, G F Moore, Y Yamada, M
Kinoshita, Y Sanada, G Kimura
1150h T42C-07 Marine forearc tectonics in the
unbroken segment of the Northern Chile seismic
gap: J Geersen, J Behrmann, C R Ranero, I Klaucke,
H Kopp, D Lange, U Barckhausen, C J Reichert, J
Diaz-Naveas
1205h T42C-08 Bradley Lake: There and Back
Again, Additional Sedimentary Evidence for
Earthquakes: J R Patton, C Goldfinger
1120h V42B-01 The geometry and volume of melt
beneath Ethiopia: J M Kendall, J O S Hammond
1135h V42B-02 The role of volatile-saturation and
adiabatic ascent of moderately hydrous melts on the
formation of orbicules and comb layers in shallow
subvolcanic conduits (Fisher Lake, Sierra Nevada).:
A J McCarthy, O Müntener
1150h V42B-03 Tiny crystals give away the where
and when of magma ascent: D C S Ruth, F Costa
Rodriguez, C Bouvet de Maisonneuve, L Franco, J
A Cortes, E Calder
1205h Concluding Remarks:
THURSDAY P.M.
T42D
Moscone South 304
Thursday 1020h
The Eastern North American Margin:
Structure, Dynamics, History, and
Processes I (joint with S)
Margaret Benoit, College of New Jersey;
Maureen Long, Yale University
1020h T42D-01 Location and Structural Expression
of the Grenville Front in the Southeastern United
States: C A Powell
1035h T42D-02 Constraints on crustal structure in
the Southeastern United States from the SUGAR
2 refraction seismic refraction experiment: R E
Marzen, D J Shillington, D Lizarralde, S H Harder
1050h T42D-03 Seismic anisotropy as a function
of mineralogy and rock type in the Chester gneiss
dome, southeast Vermont: B Watling, S J Brownlee
1105h T42D-04 Near-shore Evaluation of Holocene
Faulting and Earthquake Hazard in the New York
City Metropolitan Region: M H Cormier, J W
King, L Seeber, C W Heil Jr, B Caccioppoli
1120h T42D-05 Progress in constraining episodes of
both rift(?) and post-rift magmatism on the Eastern
North American Margin from high-resolution
zircon U-Pb geochronology: S Kinney, P E Olsen,
B Schoene, J A VanTongeren, J Setera
1135h T42D-06 A Model of Subduction of a MidPaleozoic Oceanic Ridge - Transform Fault System
along the Eastern North American Margin in the
Northern Appalachians: Y D Kuiper
1150h T42D-07 Evidence for Lithospheric Loss
Beneath the Appalachians Along the MAGIC Line:
R L Evans, M H Benoit, M D Long, J Elsenbeck, H
A Ford
1205h T42D-08 Geomorphology of the Eastern
North American Continental Margin: the role of
deep sea sedimentation processes: D C Mosher, C
Campbell, D Piper, J D Chaytor, J V Gardner, M
Rebesco
VOLCANOLOGY,
GEOCHEMISTRY AND
PETROLOGY
V42A
Moscone South 104
Thursday 1020h
Daly Lecture S (Virtual Session)
UNION
Moscone North Hall E
Thursday 1230h
Union Agency Lecture
Margaret Leinen, Scripps Institution of
Oceanography
1230h Introductory Remarks:
TH43A
Moscone West 2009
Thursday 1230h
AGU Data Fair: Research
Reproducibility Techniques
TH43B
Moscone West 2016
Thursday 1230h
Atmospheric Rivers - A Discussion of
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the Glossary of Meteorology
TH43C
Moscone West 2006
Thursday 1230h
Developing the 2nd State of the
Carbon Cycle Report - Interagency
engagement opportunities with the
community
TH43D
Moscone West 2011
Thursday 1230h
Future of tectonics and structural
geology: NSF-sponsored white-paper
H΍RUW
TH43E
Moscone West 2003
Thursday 1230h
Interagency Arctic Research Policy
Committee (IARPC): The next 5-years
of Federally-funded Arctic Research
TH43G
Moscone West 2005
Thursday 1230h
The AmeriFlux Network: Celebrating
Its 20th Anniversary
H42H
Moscone West 2022/2024
Thursday 1120h
TH43I
Moscone West 2002
Thursday 1230h
The Paul A. Witherspoon Midcareer
Lecture Award in Hydrologic Sciences:
2016 Awardee Prof. Paolo D’Odorico
S (Virtual Session)
The Group on Earth Observations
(GEO) Update on Progress and Future
Plans
V42B
Moscone South 104
Thursday 1120h
Volumes, Timescales, and Frequency
of Magmatic Processes in Plutons,
Chambers, and Reservoirs in the
Earth’s Crust II (Half Session)
UNION
U43A
Moscone South 102
Thursday 1340h
New Generation of scientists (Virtual
Session)
Denis-Didier Rousseau, CNRS;
Margaret Leinen, Scripps Institution
of Oceanography; Eric Davidson,
University of Maryland Center for
Environmental Science Appalachian
Laboratory
1340h Introductory Remarks:
1348h U43A-01 Mapping mantle flow with
observations of seismic anisotropy: Progress and
prospects: M D Long
Mattia Pistone, Smithsonian Institution
- National Museum of Natural History;
Katherine Dobson, Ludwig Maximilians
University of Munich; Benoit Taisne,
Earth Observatory of Singapore
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h A43A-0181 POSTER Chemistry Simulations
using MERRA-2 Reanalysis with the GMI CTM and
Replay in Support of the Atmospheric Composition
Community: S E Strahan, L Oman
1340h A43A-0182 POSTER High Background Ozone
Events in the Houston-Galveston-Brazoria Area:
Effects from Central American Fires: R Lei, S C
Wang, S Yang, Y Wang, R W Talbot
1340h A43A-0183 POSTER The Impact of Ozone
Depleting Substances on Tropical Upwelling, as
Revealed by the Absence of Lower Stratospheric
Cooling since the Late 1990s: L M Polvani, L
Wang, V Aquila, D Waugh
1600h U43A-05 Seasonal to Decadal Discharge
Predictions: Dream, Reality, or Somewhere in
Between?: G Villarini
1340h A43A-0184 POSTER SF6 Lifetime Adjustment
Based on Mesospheric Loss Measured in the
Stratospheric Polar Vortex: E A Ray, F L Moore, J
W Elkins, K H Rosenlof, J C Laube, T Röckmann,
D R Marsh
1656h U43A-07 Challenges and Opportunities
in Accurate Ionospheric Representation through
Observations and Modelling.: J B Habarulema
1340h A43A-0185 POSTER Impact of volcanic
eruptions on decadal variability of stratospheric age
of air: M D Diallo, F Ploeger, E A Ray, P Konopka,
B Legras, G Berthet, M Riese, R Mueller, H Garny,
T Birner, F Jegou
1628h U43A-06 Near-Earth space research by
auroral observations: T Nishimura
1724h U43A-08 Developing the Next Generation of
Inspired and Enthusiastic Young African Scientists:
Insights from the First Ten Years of AfricaArray: M
S Manzi, S J Webb, R J Durrheim, R Gibson
1752h Concluding Remarks:
A43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
TH43H
Moscone West 2004
Thursday 1230h
VOLCANOLOGY,
GEOCHEMISTRY AND
PETROLOGY
1540h Break:
TOWN HALL
1020h V42A-01 Siderophile Elements in Tracing
Planetary Formation and Evolution: R J Walker
1120h H42H-01 Drivers and Effects of Virtual
Water Cycling: P D’Odorico
1512h U43A-04 Challenges of Global Change for
Lakes: D Seekell
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
Cin-Ty Lee, Rice University; Amanda
Clarke, Arizona State University
(ȴ)RXIRXOD*HRUJLRX, University of
California Irvine; -H΍UH\0F'RQQHOO,
University of Saskatchewan
1444h U43A-03 From Protist to Proxy:
Dinoflagellates as signal carriers for past climate and
carbon cycling: A Sluijs, G J Reichart, M Hoins, D V
D Waal, B Rost, L V Roij
1245h AGU Agency Lecture - Convergence in the
Geosciences: M K McNutt
Requirements for improving
coordination of ice sheet observation
and modeling-based activities
HYDROLOGY
1416h U43A-02 Towards forecasting volcanic
eruptions on a global scale: A J Hooper, E R
Heimisson, M Gaddes, M Bagnardi, F Sigmundsson,
K Spaans, M Parks, M T Gudmundsson, S K
Ebmeier, E P Holohan, T J Wright, K Jonsdottir, S
Hreinsdottir, S Dumont, B Ofeigsson, K S Vogfjord
Atmospheric Trace Species:
Observations and Analyses of the
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Composition on Stratospheric Ozone
and Climate III Posters
Paul Newman, NASA GSFC; Anne
Thompson, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Pepijn Veefkind, Royal
Netherlands Meteorological Institute;
Guus Velders, National Institute for
Public Health and the Environment
1340h A43A-0170 POSTER Comparison of CAMChem with Trace Gas Measurements from Airborne
Field Campaigns from 2009-2016.: S Schauffler, E
L Atlas, D E Kinnison, J F Lamarque, A Saiz-Lopez,
M A Navarro, V Donets, D R Blake, N J Blake
1340h A43A-0171 POSTER Stratospheric Inorganic
Bromine Loading Inferred from CONTRAST BrO
and Organic Bromine Observations: P Wales,
R J Salawitch, J M Nicely, D C Anderson, T P
Canty, E L Atlas, S Schauffler, V Donets, R Lueb,
M A Navarro, E C Apel, N J Blake, A J Hills, R S
Hornbrook, D D Riemer, D Chen, L G Huey, D
Tanner, R M Volkamer, T K Koenig, S Baidar, B
K Dix, A J Weinheimer, G Wolfe, T F Hanisco, S R
Hall, K Ullmann, R Fernandez, A Saiz-Lopez, D E
Kinnison, J F Lamarque, S Honomichl, L Pan
1340h A43A-0172 POSTER Twenty Five Years of
Airborne Observations of Ozone-Depleting and
Climate-Related Gases in the Upper Troposphere
and Lower Stratosphere.: J W Elkins, F L Moore, E
J Hintsa, G S Dutton, J D Nance, B D Hall
1340h A43A-0173 POSTER On the unsteady decline
of atmospheric CFC-11: Bumps in the road to ozone
recovery or variations in atmospheric transport
and/or loss?: S A Montzka, G S Dutton, E A Ray, F
L Moore, J D Nance, B D Hall, C Siso, B Miller, D J
Mondeel, L Hu, J W Elkins
1340h A43A-0174 POSTER Net Ecosystem Fluxes
of Methyl Halides from a Coastal Salt Marsh with
Invasive Pepperweed: M J Deventer, Y Jiao, J A
Lewis, R F Weiss, R C Rhew, A A Turnipseed
1340h A43A-0175 POSTER Growth in the
Stratospheric Loading of Chlorinated Very ShortLived Substances: Recent Trends and Implications
for Future Ozone: R Hossaini, M Chipperfield, S A
Montzka, A Leeson, S Dhomse, J A Pyle
1340h A43A-0176 POSTER Global modeling of CCl4:
Using airborne and ground-based measurements to
constrain the emissions and atmospheric losses for
CCl4 : E L Fleming, Q Liang, P A Newman, J W
Elkins, G S Dutton, S C Swofsy, E L Atlas
1340h A43A-0177 POSTER Stratospheric Ozone
Loss Over the US in Summer: Recent Advances
in Observations of Temperatures, Convective
Injection of Condensed Phase Water, and Analyses
of Volcanic Injections That are Used to Inform
Model Calculations of Catalytic Mechanisms that
Control the Response of O3.: J G Anderson
1340h A43A-0178 POSTER Polar Stratospheric
Cloud evolution and chlorine activation measured
by CALIPSO and MLS, and modelled by ATLAS: H
Nakajima, I Wohltmann, T Wegner, M Takeda, M
C Pitts, L R Poole, R Lehmann, M L Santee, M Rex
1340h A43A-0179 POSTER A global, space-based
stratospheric aerosol climatology: 1979 to 2014: L
W Thomason, J P Vernier, A E Bourassa, L Millan,
G L Manney
1340h A43A-0180 POSTER The viability of
trajectory analysis for diagnosing dynamical and
chemical influences on ozone concentrations in
the UTLS: J W Bergman, L Pfister, E J Jensen, D E
Kinnison, T D Thornberry, E J Hintsa
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
A43A-0186
POSTER
Stratospheric
1340h
Ozone Sensitivity of Contemporary and Future
Atmospheres to Volcanic Injection of Volatile
Species: J E Klobas, D M Wilmouth, D Weisenstein,
J G Anderson
1340h A43A-0187 POSTER Validation and Drift
Analysis for the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment
Fourier Transform Spectrometer (ACE-FTS) Trace
Gas Data Set: K A Walker, P Sheese, J Zou, C D
Boone, P F Bernath
1340h A43A-0188 POSTER Ozone variations from
satellite observations: Y Zhang
1340h A43A-0189 POSTER 20 Years of Total and
Tropical Ozone Time Series Based on European
Satellite Observations: D G Loyola, K P Heue, M
Coldewey-Egbers
A43A-0191 POSTER
Balloon-borne
1340h
Ozonesonde Profile Measurements at South Pole
Station, Antarctica During the Ozone Hole of 2015
and 2016.: B Johnson, P Cullis, C W Sterling, G
Mcconville, I V Petropavlovskikh
1340h A43A-0192 POSTER Analysis of a multiyear record of ozonesondes over Summit Station,
Greenland (2005-2016): S Bahramvash Shams, V
P Walden
1340h A43A-0193 POSTER Out of the SHADOZ:
Ascension Ozone in the Spotlight: A M Thompson,
R M Stauffer, J C Witte, C E Ashburn
1340h A43A-0194 POSTER Out of the SHADOZ:
A Glimpse into the Realm of Ozonesonde
Reprocessing: J C Witte, A M Thompson, M
Fujiwara, G J Coetzee, F R da Silva, H G J Smit, B
Johnson, C W Sterling, A F Jordan, C E Ashburn,
T E Northam
1340h A43A-0195 POSTER An Ozone Profile
Climatology based on Ozone-sondes and AURA
MLS Data with Added Profiles for Ozone Hole
Conditions and Wave One Parameterization for
Tropical Tropospheric Ozone. : G J Labow, J R
Ziemke, R M Stauffer, R D McPeters
1340h A43A-0196 POSTER An Update of the
Bodeker Scientific Vertically Resolved, Global, GapFree Ozone Database: S Kremser, G E Bodeker, J
Lewis, B Hassler
1340h A43A-0197 POSTER Uncertainty analysis
of atmospheric variations from ground-based
observations: K L Chang, I V Petropavlovskikh
A43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Boundary Layer Clouds and Climate
Change II Posters (cosponsored by AMS:
American Meteorological Society)
Jan Kazil, University of Colorado at
Boulder; Armin Sorooshian, University
of Arizona
1340h A43B-0198 POSTER A Unified EDMF
Boundary Layer and Shallow Convection
Parameterization in GEOS5: K Suselj, J Teixeira, A
Molod
1340h A43B-0199 POSTER Ultra-Parameterized
CAM: Progress Towards Low-Cloud Permitting
Superparameterization: H Parishani, M S
Pritchard, C S Bretherton, M Khairoutdinov, M C
Wyant, B Singh
1340h A43B-0200 POSTER A unified model
hierarchy to study boudary-layer cloud climate
feedback: R Neggers, S Dal Gesso
1340h A43B-0201 POSTER Cloud-top radiative
cooling scheme coupled with higher order closure
and its impacts on climate simulation of low-cloud
and East Asian Summer Monsoon: Z Guo, M
Wang, T Zhou
1340h A43B-0202 POSTER Exploring the Impact
of Land Use Change on an Idealized Convective
Boundary Layer and the Microphysics of Shallow
Cumulus Clouds: S Pennypacker, K T O, R Wood,
A L S Swann
1340h A43B-0203 POSTER Large Eddy Simulations
Driven by Large Scale Models : K G Pressel, T
Schneider, Z Tan
2016
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1340h A43B-0204 POSTER Mesoscale Organization
and the Stratocumulus Cloud Radiative Effect
in a Changing Climate: J Kazil, G Feingold, T
Yamaguchi
1340h A43B-0205 POSTER Meteorological
Conditions During the MAGIC Field Campaign
and their Co-Variability with Cloud and Aerosol
Properties: E R Lewis, M Reynolds
1340h A43B-0206 POSTER Aerosol properties and
their influences on surface cloud condensation
nuclei during CAP-MBL and MC3E: T Logan, X
Dong, B Xi
1340h A43B-0207 POSTER Global Observations
of Cloud-Sensitive Aerosol Loadings in Low Level
Marine Clouds: J Cermak, H Andersen, J Fuchs, K
Schwarz
1340h A43B-0208 POSTER Contrasting Cloud
Composition Between Coupled and Decoupled
Marine Boundary Layer Clouds: Z WANG, M Mora,
H Dadashazar, A MacDonald, E Crosbie, K H Bates,
M M Coggon, J S Craven, P Lynch, J R Campbell, M
AzadiAghdam, R K Woods, H Jonsson, R C Flagan,
J Seinfeld, A Sorooshian
1340h A43B-0209 POSTER Aerosol-CloudPrecipitation feedback mechanisms observed
through airborne measurements over the remote
North Atlantic: E Crosbie
1340h A43B-0210 POSTER Stratus Cloud Radiative
Effects from Cloud Processed Bimodal CCN
Distributions: S R Noble Jr, J G Hudson
1340h A43B-0211 POSTER Effect of Surfactants
on the Growth of Individual Cloud Droplets: A A
Frossard, W Li, V Gerard, B Noziere, R C Cohen
1340h A43B-0212 POSTER Using physicochemical
data to examine giant sea salt particle relationships
with stratocumulus clouds: H Dadashazar, Z
Wang, E Crosbie, M Brunke, X Zeng, H Jonsson,
R K Woods, R C Flagan, J Seinfeld, A Sorooshian
1340h A43B-0213 POSTER Quantifying nighttime
cloud cover over Manila Observatory (14.64N,
121.07E) using a digital camera: red and blue
difference algorithm and observations: N Lagrosas,
G F B Gacal
1340h A43B-0214 POSTER Trends of six month
nighttime ground-based cloud cover values over
Manila Observatory (14.64N, 121.07E): G F B
Gacal, N Lagrosas
1340h A43B-0215 POSTER Analysis of cloud base
height from ceilometer measurements in Seoul of
Korea: S Lee, S H Park, J Kim
1340h A43B-0216 POSTER Quantifying the Depth
of the Boundary Layer Using Two Independent
Satellite Products: R M Eastman, A O, R Wood
1340h A43B-0217 POSTER Comparisons of warm
cloud properties in climate models and satellite
observations: L Wang, O B Toon
1340h A43B-0218 POSTER Effect of Large Scale
Atmospheric Variables on Boundary Layer Cloud
Fraction: I A Folkins
1340h A43B-0219 POSTER Tropical Oceanic Lowlevel Cloud Fraction Feedback and its Relation to
High-level MSE Advection. : T Mitovski, J N Cole,
K von Salzen, P H Austin
1340h A43B-0220 POSTER Coupling between
marine boundary layer clouds and summer-tosummer SST variability over the North Atlantic and
Pacific: T A Myers, C R Mechoso, M J Deflorio
1340h A43B-0221 POSTER Cloudy Planetary
Boundary Layer Study with Satellite, Climate
Model, and ERA-I Reanalysis Data over the
Subtropical Eastern Pacific: F Xie, T L Kubar, L
Adhikari, T Winning, C O Ao
A43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Dynamics, Observations, and
Predictability in Light of the Recent
2015–2016 El Niño Event V Posters
Malte Stuecker, University of Hawaii at
Manoa; Matthew Newman, University
of Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/
PSD; Andrew Wittenberg, NOAA/GFDL;
Antonietta Capotondi, NOAA Boulder
1340h A43C-0222 POSTER The NOAA El Niño
Rapid Response Field Campaign: Implementation
Overview: J R Spackman, R M Dole, R S Webb,
C D Barnet, J J Barsugli, R Cifelli, G P Compo, C J
Cox, L S Darby, C W Fairall, L M Hartten, A Hoell,
M P Hoerling, J M Intrieri, L T Iraci, P J Johnston,
G N Kiladis, E Konopleva-Akish, M Newman, J M
Ryoo, C A Smith, A B White, G A Wick, D E Wolfe,
K Wolter
1340h A43C-0223 POSTER Computation of
divergence and dry-moist static convective heating
rates from aircraft dropondes deployed in NOAA’s
El Nino Rapid Response field program: C W Fairall
1340h A43C-0225 POSTER The 2015-16 El Niño
- Birth, Evolution and Teleconnections from
Scatterometer Observations of the Ocean Surface
Winds: S M Hristova-Veleva, T Lee, B W Stiles, E
Rodriguez, J Turk, Z S Haddad
1340h A43C-0226 POSTER Comparison of the 2016
and 1998 El Nino events with UV LambertianEquivalent Reflectivity data from the TOMS, SBUV
and OMI instruments.: C J Weaver
1340h A43C-0227 POSTER Lower stratospheric
observations from aircraft and satellite during the
2015/2016 El Nino: K H Rosenlof, M A Avery, S M
Davis, R S Gao, T D Thornberry
1340h A43C-0228 POSTER ENSO Prediction in
the NASA GMAO GEOS-5 Seasonal Forecasting
System: R M Kovach, A Borovikov, J Marshak, S
Pawson, G Vernieres
1340h A43C-0229 POSTER Evolution of Winter
2015/16 Atmospheric and Terrestrial Anomalies
over North America: El Niño Response and Role of
noise: M Chen, A Kumar
1340h A43C-0230 POSTER How the July 2014
easterly wind burst gave the 2015-2016 El Niño a
head start: A F Z Levine, M J McPhaden
1340h A43C-0231 POSTER Potential Effect of
Extratropical Forcing in Triggering an Unusually
Strong MJO and the Onset of 2015-2016 El Niño:
H H Hsu, C C Hong
1340h A43C-0232 POSTER 2015-16 ENSO,
Precipitation, and the Ridiculously Resilient Ridge:
K W Lamb, J Fayne, A Kalra, W P Miller, V
Lakshmi, G A Tootle, T C Piechota
1340h A43C-0233 POSTER Lingering effects of
preceding strong El Niño events on the typhoon
activity in early summer: Case study of sub-seasonal
and seasonal predictions in 2016: Y Takaya, Y
Kubo, M Yamaguchi, F Vitart, S Hirahara, S Maeda
1340h A43C-0234 POSTER Role of the meridional
dipole SSTA and associated cross-equatorial flow in
the tropical eastern Pacific in terminating the 2014
El Niño: Y K Wu
1340h A43C-0235 POSTER Variability of Western
Pacific Equatorial Currents Associated with 20142015 El Niño: X Tang, Y Lyu, F Wang, M Li
1340h A43C-0236 POSTER The 2015-16 El Nino As
A Proving Ground for Coral Proxy Reconstructions:
M A Merrifield, S Stevenson, B Powell, K M Cobb
1340h A43C-0237 POSTER Contribution of the
2015-2016 El Niño on Floods and Droughts in
China: F Ma, A Ye
1340h A43C-0238 POSTER Extreme April 2016
temperatures in Mainland Southeast Asia caused
by El Niño and exacerbated by global warming: K
Thirumalai, P N Di Nezio, Y Okumura, C Deser
A43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Dynamics, Observations, and
Predictability in Light of the Recent
2015–2016 El Niño Event VI Posters
1340h A43D-0253 POSTER ENSO Tropical
Cloud and TOA radiative signatures from CERES
observation: M Sun, D R Doelling
1340h A43D-0254 POSTER Tropical Pacific Ocean
Mean Bias and ENSO Prediction Error: S T Kim,
H I Jeong
1340h A43D-0255 POSTER Effects of early-1990s
climate shift on ENSO predictability: S W Fang, J
Y Yu
1340h A43D-0256 POSTER Intensified Deep
Convection Over the Asian-Australian Monsoon
Regions May Prolong the Persistence of the El Niño
and La Niña Events: Z Li, S Yang, X HU
1340h A43D-0257 POSTER New Methodology
of ENSO Forecast: A M Feigin, A Gavrilov, D
Mukhin, E Loskutov, A Seleznev
1340h A43D-0258 POSTER Role of Stochastic
Atmospheric Forcing in Tropical Pacific Decadal
Variability and ENSO Modulation: T Sun, Y
Okumura
1340h A43D-0245 POSTER Is Intra-model Spread
Worth Considering in ENSO Simulation?: C Sun,
L Liu, L Li, B Wang
1340h A43D-0247 POSTER The specific humidity
and the temperature response of ENSO in the
troposphere with COSMIC GPS radio occultation
observations from June 2006 to February 2015: Z
Chen, J Luo
1340h A43D-0248 POSTER Impact of Temperature
Anomalies Associated with El Niño-Southern
Oscillation and Indian Ocean Dipole Events on
Wine Grape Maturity in Australia: C Jarvis, E
Barlow, R Darbyshire, R Eckard, I Goodwin
1340h A43D-0249 POSTER A Simple Dynamical
Model Capturing the Key Features of the Central
Pacific El Nino: N Chen, A Majda
1340h A43D-0250 POSTER A further Study of
ENSO Rectification: Results from an OGCM with
a Seasonal cycle: L Hua, Y Yu, D Z Sun
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1340h A43D-0251 POSTER How does ENSO
Diversity Influence Precipitation in the Western
U.S.?: A Capotondi, P D Sardeshmukh
1340h A43E-0277 POSTER The Variations of O3 in
relation with BVOCs at Taehwa Research Forest
in South Korea : H An, M Lee, H Kim, S Kim, A B
Guenther, H S Kim, J Park, H Park
A43E-0279 POSTER
Observational
1340h
Comparison of Hydroxynitrates from the Southeast
United States and the Korean-US Air Quality
(KORUS-AQ) Mission: M J Kim, A Teng, J
Crounse, P O Wennberg
1340h A43D-0262 POSTER Reforecasting the ENSO
Events in the Past Fifty-Seven Years (1958-2014): B
Huang, C S Shin, J Shukla, L Marx, M Balmaseda, S
Halder, P Dirmeyer, J L Kinter
1340h A43D-0263 POSTER ENSO Ocean Energetics
and Observational Wind Power: K Kodama, N
Burls
1340h A43D-0264 POSTER ENSO in the CMIP5
simulations: lifecycles, diversity, and responses
to climate change: C Chen, M A Cane, A T
Wittenberg, D Chen
1340h A43D-0265 POSTER ENSO in GFDL’s
Newest Seasonal Forecast Model: Impacts of
Ocean/Atmosphere Formulation and Resolution:
A T Wittenberg, G A Vecchi, T L Delworth, A J
Rosati, S Ray, W Cooke
1340h A43D-0266 POSTER Global Warming
Attenuatesthe
Tropical
Atlantic-Pacific
Teleconnection: F Jia, L Wu, B Gan, W Cai
1340h A43D-0267 POSTER A climate networkbased index to discriminate different types of El
Niño and La Niña: M Wiedermann, A Radebach,
J F Donges, J Kurths, R V Donner
1340h A43D-0268 POSTER A Spatial Perspective
of Droughts and Pluvials in the Tropics and
their Relationships to ENSO in CMIP5 Model
Simulations: J D Perez Arango, B R Lintner, B
Lyon
1340h A43D-0271 POSTER Spatiotemporal
Variance of Global Horizontal Moisture Transport
and the Influence of Strong ENSO Events Using
ERA-Interim Reanalysis: E J Kutta, J A Hubbart, B
M Svoma, T P Eichler, A R Lupo
1340h A43D-0244 POSTER Interbasin coupling
between the tropical Indian and Pacific Ocean on
interannual timescale: observation and CMIP5
reproduction : K J Ha, J E Chu, J Y Lee, K S Yun
1340h A43E-0276 POSTER One-dimensional
canopy modeling of biogenic VOC during the 2016
PROPHET AMOS campaign: S Kavassalis, A L
Steiner, J G Murphy, S Bertman, P S Stevens
1340h A43D-0261 POSTER Linking Preconditioning
to Extreme El Niño and ENSO Predictability: S M
Larson, B P Kirtman
1340h A43D-0260 POSTER Midwest Agriculture:
A comparison of AVHRR NDVI3g data and crop
yields in Corn Belt region of the United States from
1982 to 2014: E Glennie, A Anyamba, R Eastman
1340h A43D-0240 POSTER Intensification of the
Western North Pacific Anticyclone Response to the
Short Decaying El Niño Event Due to Greenhouse
Warming: W Chen
1340h A43D-0243 POSTER Predictability of
Seasonal Rainfall over the Greater Horn of Africa:
J N Ngaina
1340h A43E-0275 POSTER The comparisons of
anthropogenic-biogenic-atmospheric interactions
in pristine, clean, and polluted environments using
ambient PTR-ToF-MS spectra: D Sanchez, S Kim,
R Seco, J Park, L Su, J E Mak, M Lee, J Y Ahn, A B
Guenther
1340h A43D-0259 POSTER Impact of Interbasin
Teleconnections on the Duration of El Niño and La
Niña Events: X Wu, Y Okumura
1340h A43D-0270 POSTER The Seasonality and
Geographic Dependence of ENSO Impacts on US
Surface Ozone Variability: L Xu, J Y Yu, J Schnell,
M J Prather
1340h A43D-0241 POSTER Inter-El Niño variability
in CMIP5 models: Model deficiencies and future
changes: K S Yun, S W Yeh, K J Ha
1340h A43E-0274 POSTER Atmospheric mixing
ratios of methyl ethyl ketone (2-butanone)
in tropical, boreal, temperate and marine
environments: A M Yanez-Serrano, A Nöslcher,
E Bourtsoukidis, B Derstroff, N Zannoni, V Gros,
L Matteo, J Brito, S Noe, E R House, C N Hewitt,
B Langford, E Nemitz, T Behrendt, J Williams, P
Artaxo, M O Andreae, J Kesselmeier
1340h A43E-0278 POSTER Known and Newly
Identified Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds
from Biomass Burning in Amazonia: Variability
and Relationship to Aerosol Physical Properties:
R A Wernis, L Yee, G A Isaacman-VanWertz, N
M Kreisberg, S S de Sá, Y Liu, S T Martin, M L L
Alexander, B B Palm, W Hu, P Campuzano-Jost, D
A Day, J L Jimenez, P Artaxo, J Viegas, A O Manzi,
R A F D Souza, S V Hering, A H Goldstein
Malte Stuecker, University of Hawaii at
Manoa; Matthew Newman, University
of Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/
PSD; Andrew Wittenberg, NOAA/GFDL;
Antonietta Capotondi, NOAA Boulder
1340h A43C-0224 POSTER Analysis of the 201516 El Niño Event Using NASA’s GEOS Data
Assimilation System: S Pawson, Y K Lim, R M
Kovach, G Vernieres
2016
1340h A43D-0252 POSTER Can the CESM Large
Ensemble Reliably Recreate ENSO Precursors?: C
Selman, K Pegion
1340h A43D-0272 POSTER Ocean-Atmosphere
Coupling in SST Hot Spot Regimes as a Function
of ENSO: Local SST and Deep Convection
Relationships, Larger-Scale Interactions With and
Modulations on El Nino, and Remote Tropical and
Extratropical Connections Using Multi-Satellite
Observations and ERA-Interim Reanalysis: T L
Kubar, A Behrangi
A43E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Interactions between Biogenic and
Anthropogenic Emissions: Contrasting
the Southeast United States,
Amazonia, and Other Regions of the
Atmosphere II Posters (joint with B)
Joost De Gouw, NOAA Earth System
Research Laboratory; Scot Martin,
Harvard University; Ann Marie Carlton,
Rutgers University New Brunswick;
Paulo Artaxo, University of Sao Paulo
1340h A43E-0273 POSTER Impact of Anthropogenic
Emissions on Isoprene Photochemical Oxidation
Pathways in Central Amazonia: M P Thayer, M R
Dorris, F N Keutsch, A H Goldstein, A B Guenther,
G A Isaacman-VanWertz, J L Jimenez, S Kim, Y Liu,
S T Martin, B B Palm, J H Park, R Seco, S J Sjostedt,
S R Springston, R A Wernis, L Yee
1340h A43E-0280 POSTER Isoprene Nitrate
Chemistry in a Mixed Coniferous/Deciduous Forest
during the 2016 PROPHET-AMOS Summer Field
Study: S J Desrochers, J H Slade Jr, P B Shepson,
H D Alwe, D B Millet, S Kavassalis, Q Shi, J G
Murphy, W Bloss, E C D Wood, P O Wennberg, S
B Bertman, P S Stevens
1340h A43E-0281 POSTER On the Response of
Ozone to Temperature at Low NOx Concentrations:
P Romer, K Duffey, P J Wooldridge, W H Brune,
D O Miller, P A Feiner, L Zhang, A H Goldstein,
K F Olson, P K Misztal, J A De Gouw, A Koss, E S
Edgerton, R C Cohen
1340h A43E-0282 POSTER A Comparison of
Two Chemical Mechanisms Using Data from the
Southern Oxidant and Aerosol Study: S B Green, R
D Saylor
1340h A43E-0283 POSTER Decadal change of
summertime ozone and organic nitrates over the
Southeastern United States: J Mao, J Li, R C Cohen,
J Crounse, P O Wennberg, I B Pollack, T B Ryerson,
P R Veres, J M Roberts, J A Neuman, J B Nowak, C
Warneke, J A De Gouw, G M Wolfe, T F Hanisco, F
N Keutsch, F Paulot, L W Horowitz
1340h A43E-0284 POSTER Can in situ formaldehyde
and organic aerosol observations constrain a spacebased proxy for organic aerosol abundance?: J Liao,
T F Hanisco, G M Wolfe, B N Duncan, C Li, L N
Lamsal, H T Jethva, J L Jimenez, P Campuzano Jost,
A M Middlebrook, R Bahreini, C Warneke
1340h A43E-0285 POSTER Anthropogenic
Emissions Shift Pathways of Organic PM1
Production in Amazonia: S S de Sá, B B Palm, P
Campuzano-Jost, D A Day, W Hu, J L Jimenez,
M K Newburn, M L L Alexander, G A IsaacmanVanWertz, L Yee, A H Goldstein, J Brito, S
Carbone, P Artaxo, S R Springston, R A F D Souza,
A O Manzi, J D Surratt, S T Martin
1340h A43E-0286 POSTER Organic Compounds,
WSOC, and OC in summer aerosol during SOAS
2013 from RTP, NC and Centerville, AL: M Jaoui,
T E Kleindienst, J H Offenberg, M Lewandowski,
K Docherty
1340h A43E-0287 POSTER Modeling Biogenic
and Anthropogenic Secondary Organic Aerosol in
China: Q Yang, J Hu, P Wang, H Zhang
A43E-0288
POSTER
Microscopic
1340h
composition measurements of organic individual
particles collected in the Southern Great Plains:
D Bonanno, S China, M W Fraund, D Pham, G
Kulkarni, A Laskin, M K Gilles, R Moffet
1340h A43E-0289 POSTER Particle growth kinetics
over the Amazon rainforest: T Pinterich, M O
Andreae, P Artaxo, C Kuang, K Longo, L Machado,
A O Manzi, S T Martin, F Mei, C Pöhlker, M L
Pöhlker, U Poeschl, J E Shilling, M Shiraiwa, J M
Tomlinson, R A Zaveri, J Wang
1340h A43E-0290 POSTER Extended Elemental
Mixing State of Aerosols Collected during IOP2 of
the GoAmazon Campaign: M W Fraund, D Pham,
D Bonanno, T Harder, S China, C Pöhlker, B Wang,
A Laskin, M K Gilles, R Moffet
1340h A43E-0291 POSTER Changes in the physicochemical properties of Amazonian aerosols from
background conditions due to urban impacts in
Central Amazonia.: P Artaxo, H M Barbosa, J Brito,
S Carbone, C Fiorese, B Andre, L V Rizzo, F Ditas,
C Pöhlker, M L Pöhlker, J Saturno, B A Holanda, J
Wang, R A F D Souza, L Machado, M O Andreae,
S T Martin
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
A43F
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Microphysical and Macroscopic
Properties of Ice Clouds and MixedPhase Clouds: Linking In Situ, Remote
Sensing Observations and Multiscale
Models II Posters
Minghui Diao, San Jose State University;
Jorgen Jensen, University Corporation
for Atmospheric Research; Xiaohong
Liu, University of Wyoming; Jiwen Fan,
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1340h A43F-0292 POSTER An assessment of the
radiative effect of ice supersaturation based on insitu observations: X Tan, Y Huang, M Diao
1340h A43F-0293 POSTER Correlation Between
Surface Temperature and 0ႏ Isotherm Height
Derived from ERA-Interim Reanalysis Data and
Radiosonde Data: Y Cao, H Chen, D Su
1340h A43F-0294 POSTER Investigation of Global
Distributions of Cloud Types and Their Radiative
Impacts from MODIS Collection 6 Observations: B
Yi, S Yang
1340h A43F-0295 POSTER Climate impact of solid
ammonium sulfate aerosols as ice nuclei: C Zhou,
J Penner
1340h A43F-0296 POSTER Contributions of
Heterogeneous Ice Nucleation, Large-Scale
Circulation, and Shallow Cumulus Detrainment
to Cloud Phase Transition in Mixed-Phase Clouds
with NCAR CAM5: X Liu, Y Wang, D Zhang, Z
Wang
1340h A43F-0297 POSTER Direct Comparisons of
Ice Cloud Microphysical Properties Simulated by
the Community Atmosphere Model CAM5 with
ARM SPartICus Observations: C Wu, X Liu, K
Zhang, M Diao, A Gettelman
1340h A43F-0298 POSTER Distributions of Relative
Humidity, Vertical Velocity, and Chemical Tracers
in the Tropical Tropopause Layer from ATTREX
and CONTRAST Campaigns: K M Steinmann, M
Diao, C Wu
1340h A43F-0299 POSTER Evaluation of simulated
bulk frozen hydrometeor properties using in-situ
observations: J W Bao, M Diao, S A Michelson, E
D Grell
1340h A43F-0300 POSTER Using long-term ARM
observations to evaluate Arctic mixed-phased
cloud representation in the GISS ModelE GCM: K
Lamer, A M Fridlind, E P Luke, G Tselioudis, A S
Ackerman, P Kollias, E E Clothiaux
1340h A43F-0301 POSTER Cryo-Scanning Electron
Microscopy of Captured Cirrus Ice Particles: N B
Magee, K Boaggio, M Bandamede, L Bancroft, K
Hurler
1340h A43F-0302 POSTER Development of a
balloon-borne device for analysis of high-altitude
ice and aerosol particulates: Ice Cryo Encapsulator
by Balloon (ICE-Ball): K Boaggio, M Bandamede, L
Bancroft, K Hurler, N B Magee
1340h A43G-0310 POSTER Diurnal Cycle
Climatology of Surface Layer and Boundary Layer
Parameters in the Atmospheric Component of the
GFDL Global Climate Model: H H Shin, Y Ming, M
Zhao, J C Golaz
1340h A43G-0334 POSTER Analog ensemble and
Bayesian regression techniques to improve the
wind speed prediction during extreme storms in
the NE U.S.: J Yang, M Astitha, L Delle Monache,
S Alessandrini
1340h A43H-0357 POSTER Analyzing the Multiscale
Processes in Tropical Cyclone Genesis Associated
with African Easterly Waves using the PEEMD.
Part I: Downscaling Processes: Y Wu, B W Shen,
S Cheung
1340h A43G-0311 POSTER What are the roles of
air-sea coupling and resolution for the Northeast
Pacific stratocumulus to cumulus transition in the
Community Earth System Model?: A M VaruoloClarke, B Medeiros, K A Reed
1340h A43G-0335 POSTER Evaluation of Historical
CMIP5 Temperature and Precipitation Trends
for NCA Climate Regions: J Lee, P C Loikith, K
Kunkel, H Lee, D E Waliser
1340h A43H-0358 POSTER Observed Evolution
of the Upper-level Thermal Structure in Tropical
Cyclones: L Rivoire, T Birner, J A Knaff
1340h A43G-0312 POSTER A Process-Based
Assessment of Decadal-Scale Surface Temperature
Evolutions in Observations and in the NCAR
CCSM4 Decadal Hindcast: J Chen, Y Deng, W Lin,
S Yang
1340h A43G-0313 POSTER Diurnal Cycle of Clouds
and Precipitation at the ARM SGP Site: W Zhao, R
Marchand, Q Fu
1340h A43G-0314 POSTER Evaluation of dry
precipitation bias over the Amazon using Climate
Model Short-Range Hindcasts: S Xie, K Zhang, H Y
Ma, R Fu, S A Klein
1340h A43G-0315 POSTER Evaluation of ACCESS
Model Cloud Properties Over the SouthernOcean
Area Using Multiple-satellite ProductsSan Luo1,2
Zhian Sun2, Xiaogu Zheng1, Lawrie Rikus2 and
Charmaine Franklin31 College of Global Change
and Earth System Science, Beijing Normal
University, China 2 Collaboration for Australian
Weather and Climate Research3 CSIRO: S Luo
1340h A43G-0316 POSTER Effects of oceanatmosphere coupling on rainfall over the Indian
Ocean and northwestern Pacific Ocean during
boreal summer: Z Q Zhou, S P Xie, W Zhou
1340h A43G-0317 POSTER Effects of Convective
Triggering Process in a Cumulus Parameterization
Scheme on the Diurnal Variation of Precipitation
over East Asia: J Y Han, S Y Kim, I J Choi, E K Jin
1340h A43G-0318 POSTER Optimization of
microphysics in the Unified Model, using the
Micro-genetic algorithm.: J Jang, Y Lee, H Lee, J
Lee, S Joo
1340h A43G-0319 POSTER Atmospheric Rivers
in Climate Simulations: A Multi-model, Global
Evaluation: B Guan, D E Waliser
1340h A43G-0320 POSTER Effects of Partial
Cloudiness on Precipitation Processes in Regional
and Global Models: S Y Kim
1340h A43G-0321 POSTER Systematic Biases of
Present-day’s Land Surface Air Temperature and
Precipitation and Associated Tendency of Future
Projection in the Asia Monsoon of the CMIP5
models: T Ose
1340h A43G-0322 POSTER Introduction of the
Multi-Model Ensemble Strategies Using Non-linear
Genetic Algorithm: an Application to the prediction
of Surface air temperature and Precipitation : J Lee,
J B Ahn
1340h A43G-0323 POSTER Evaluation of
Probabilistic Precipitation Forecast of TIGGE data
and Probabilistic Flood Prediction over Huaihe
Basin: L Zhao
1340h A43F-0303 POSTER Observing microphysical
structures and hydrometeor phase in convection
with ARM active sensors: L Riihimaki, J M
Comstock, E P Luke, T J Thorsen, Q Fu
1340h A43G-0324 POSTER Evaluation of rainstorm
characteristics in a regional climate model: J Wang,
W Chang, V R Kotamarthi, J Marohnic, M Stein,
E J Moyer
1340h A43F-0304 POSTER Evaluating Simulated
Tropical Convective Cores using HAIC-HIWC
Microphysics and Dynamics Observations: M
Stanford, A Varble, E J Zipser, J W Strapp, D
Leroy, A Schwarzenboeck, A Korolev, R Potts
1340h A43G-0325 POSTER Effect of Temporal
Downscaling of Wind Data on Hindcasting
Extreme Wave Events and Wind Power Density
Studies over the Black Sea: C Baykal, H G Guler,
*—7DUDNFòRàOX, G H Ak, C Kirezci, M T Yilmaz
1340h A43F-0305 POSTER Contrasting particle
morphology of wintertime frontal clouds and
summertime convective clouds: W Wu, G M
McFarquhar, M Poellot
1340h A43G-0326 POSTER Multi-Year Application
and Evaluation over U.S. using the Weather
Research and Forecasting model with Chemistry
and the Physics/Aerosol Packages from the
Community Atmosphere Model version 5 (WRFCAM5): C K Jena, Y Zhang, P C Campbell
A43G
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Toward Reducing Systematic Errors
in Weather and Climate Models:
Evaluation, Understanding, and
Improvement I Poster
Shaocheng Xie, Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory; Brian Medeiros,
National Center for Atmospheric
Research; Donghai Wang, Science
Systems and Applications, Inc.
1340h A43G-0306 POSTER Improving the
Forecasting of Persistent Severe Rainfall using the
Spectral Nudging and Update Cycle Methods: Y
Zhao, D Wang, J Xu
1340h A43G-0307 POSTER Trade-wind Clouds
in Community Atmosphere Model Hindcasts:
Impacts of Resolution and Parameterized Physics:
B Medeiros
1340h A43G-0308 POSTER Rossby wave errors and
the gradient of PV at the tropopause: B J Harvey
1340h A43G-0309 POSTER Dissecting the
Precipitation and Moisture Biases in CMIP5
Models: M Yang, G Zhang
1340h A43G-0327 POSTER Representation of
convection in the CNRM climate model during the
CINDY-DYNAMO campaign: A Y Abdel-lathif, R
Roehrig, I Beau, H Douville
1340h A43G-0328 POSTER Using ARM
Observations to Evaluate Climate Model
Representation of Land-Atmosphere Coupling on
the U.S. Southern Great Plains: T J Phillips, S A
Klein, H Y Ma, Q Tang
1340h A43G-0329 POSTER Investigating the Scale
Dependence of SCM Simulated Clouds by Using
Gridded Forcing Data at SGP: S Tang, M Zhang, S
Xie
1340h A43G-0330 POSTER Convective Scale
Ensemble Prediction System in KMA for Early
Warning of High Impact Weather: S Lee
1340h A43G-0331 POSTER Evaluation of the
Medium Range Forecast from an Operational
Model: J Kim, Y Kim, D K Rha, S W Son
1340h A43G-0332 POSTER Impact of High
Resolution Land Surface Information on WRF
Simulated Surface Temperature And Precipitation
Over China: Y Yu, J He, D Xia
1340h A43G-0333 POSTER Impacts of Convective
Triggering on the Coupling of Convection and
Diurnal Propagating Systems over the Southern
Great Plains in CAM5: Y C Wang, H L Pan, H H
Hsu
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h A43G-0336 POSTER Validation of
Wavewatch III Model in BlackSea Using Different
Re-Analysis Wind Data: C Kirezci, G Ozyurt
7DUDNFòRJOX
A43G-0337 POSTER
IMPROVING
1340h
PRECIPITATION FORECAST FOR CANADIAN
CATCHMENTS: S K Jha, D L Shrestha, C
Walford, D N S Leong, E Friesenhan, D Campbell,
P F Rasmussen
A43H
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Tropical Cyclones: Observations,
Modeling, and Predictability I
Posters (cosponsored by AMS: American
Meteorological Society) (joint with NH)
Zhuo Wang, University of Illinois at
Urbana Champaign; Melinda Peng,
Naval Research Lab Monterey, Marine
Meteorology; Patrick Harr, National
Science Foundation; Scott Braun, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
1340h A43H-0338 POSTER Tropical Cyclone
Intensity, Structure and Track Observed with
Multi-Satellite Sensors : S Yang, J Cossuth, K
Richardson, M L Surratt, R Bankert
1340h A43H-0339 POSTER Statistical Characteristic
of Global Tropical Cyclone Looping Motion: W
Shen, J Song, Y Wang
1340h A43H-0340 POSTER The Impact of Lightning
on Hurricane Rapid Intensification Forecasts Using
the HWRF Model: K Rosado, V Tallapragada, G S
Jenkins
1340h A43H-0341 POSTER Tropical Cyclones Wind
Measurements with the SMAP L-Band Radiometer:
L Ricciardulli, T Meissner, F J Wentz
1340h A43H-0342 POSTER The study in the
frequency of paleo-typhoon hazards and invasion
locations since 2000 years ago in China: Y C Liu,
H F Chen
1340h A43H-0343 POSTER A Simple Prediction
Model for Rapid Intensification of Tropical
Cyclones using Ocean Coupled Potential Intensity
: W Lee, S H Kim, N Y Kang
1340h A43H-0344 POSTER Contribution of Major
SSTA Modes to the Climate Variability of Tropical
Cyclone Genesis Frequency over the Western
North Pacific : J Yu
1340h A43H-0345 POSTER Kinetic Energy Budget
during the Genesis Period of Tropical Cyclone
Durian (2001) in the South China Sea: Y Wang, X
Cui, X Li, W Zhang, Y Huang
1340h A43H-0346 POSTER Interannual Variability
in South China Sea Tropical Cyclone Frequency
Related to Sea Surface Temperature in Different
Basins: T Wang, S Yang
1340h A43H-0347 POSTER Role of upper-ocean
on the intensity of Bay of Bengal cyclone ‘Phailin’
as revealed by coupled simulation using Mesoscale
Coupled Modeling System (WRF-ROMS): B Mani,
M Mandal
1340h A43H-0348 POSTER Contribution of El Niño
and ocean warmth to typhoon intensity in 2015: S H
Yang, N Y Kang
1340h A43H-0349 POSTER The influence of
asymmetric convections on typhoon cyclonic
deflection tracks across Taiwan: L H Hsu, S H Su
1340h A43H-0350 POSTER Gusts and Shear in an
Idealized LES-modeled Hurricane: R Worsnop, J K
Lundquist, G H Bryan, R Damiani, W Musial
1340h A43H-0351 POSTER Numerical Evaluation of
Storm Surge Indices for Public Advisory Purposes:
B Bass, P B Bedient, C Dawson, J Proft
1340h A43H-0352 POSTER Development of the
stretch-atmosphere and ocean model to study airsea interaction associated with tropical cyclone:
H Kubokawa, S Masaki, T Arakawa, T Inoue, H
Hasumi
1340h A43H-0353 POSTER Convective rolls in the
radar observations under the influence of typhoon
PHANFONE: F Murata, K Sassa
1340h A43H-0354 POSTER A Comparative Study
on the Genesis of North Indian Ocean Cyclone
Madi (2013) and Atlantic Ocean Cyclone Florence
(2006): R V P M, A P Kesarkar, J Bhate, U U, V
Singh, H Varma
1340h A43H-0355 POSTER Challenges associated
with the prediction of tropical storms in the Bay of
Bengal when using the WRF model: N Machineni,
V Veldore, M D S Mesquita
1340h A43H-0356 POSTER A Comparison Study
of Typhoons Nuri (2008) and Hagupit (2008) with
a Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Modeling
System: J Sun, W A Perrie, F Xu, L Y Oey
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h A43H-0359 POSTER Synoptic Factors
Affecting Structure Predictability of Hurricane
Alex (2016): J J Gonzalez-Aleman, J L Evans, A M
Kowaleski
1340h A43H-0360 POSTER Spatial characteristics
of rainfall associated with tropical cyclones making
landfalls over Southeast United States: Y Zhou, C
J Matyas
A43I
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Tropical Cyclones: Observations,
Modeling, and Predictability II
Posters (cosponsored by AMS: American
Meteorological Society) (joint with NH)
Zhuo Wang, University of Illinois at
Urbana Champaign; Melinda Peng,
Naval Research Lab Monterey, Marine
Meteorology; Patrick Harr, National
Science Foundation; Scott Braun, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
1340h A43I-0362 POSTER Cyclone Simulation via
Action Minimization: D A Plotkin, J Weare, D S
Abbot
1340h A43I-0363 POSTER Quantifying the Impact
of Sea Surface Temperature Biases on Simulated
Tropical Cyclones: W C Hsu, C M Patricola, P
Chang
1340h A43I-0364 POSTER Factors Leading to
Dominica’s Extreme Precipitation from Tropical
Storm Erika: R Rios-Berrios, A D Nugent
1340h A43I-0365 POSTER Understanding Atypical
Mid-Level Wind Speed Maxima in Hurricane
Eyewalls: D P Stern, J D Doyle, G H Bryan, J D
Kepert
1340h A43I-0366 POSTER What is the Key Feature
of Convection Leading Up to Tropical Cyclone?: Z
Wang
1340h A43I-0367 POSTER Predictability of Tropical
Cyclqgenesis in Different Synoptic-Scale Flow
Regimes: W LI, Z Wang, M Peng, X Jiang, R
McTaggart-Cowan
1340h A43I-0368 POSTER Intensification of
Landfalling Typhoons over the Northwest Pacific
Since the Late 1970s: W Mei, S P Xie
1340h A43I-0369 POSTER Statistical Investigation
of the Dependence of Tropical Cyclone Intensity on
the Surrounding Environment: R Jing, N Lin
1340h A43I-0371 POSTER Characterizing the
Precipitation Processes in Hurricane Karl (2010)
Through Analysis of Airborne Doppler Radar Data
and Numerical Simulations: J DeHart, R Houze
1340h A43I-0372 POSTER Is a changing climate
affecting the tropical cyclone behavior of Cape
Verde?: T W Emmenegger, M E Mann, J L Evans
1340h A43I-0373 POSTER Impact of an El Nino
forcing on intense tropical cyclones in ensemble
simulations of a high-resolution nonhydrostatic
model: Y Yamada, C Kodama, S Masaki, M Nakano,
T Nasuno, M Sugi
1340h A43I-0374 POSTER Bayesian Updating of
Track-Forecast Uncertainty for Tropical Cyclones:
L Myeong-Soon, N Y Kang, J Elsner, S Dong-Hyun
1340h A43I-0375 POSTER Storm Surge
Predictability: R E Morss, K Fossell, D Ahijevych, C
A Davis, C Snyder
1340h A43I-0376 POSTER Tropical Cyclone Center
Positions from Sequences of HDSS Sondes Deployed
along High-Altitude Overpasses of Hurricane
Joaquin in 2015, during the ONR Tropical Cyclone
Intensity field program.: R Creasey, R L Elsberry, E
A Hendricks
1340h A43I-0377 POSTER Response of the North
Pacific Tropical Cyclone Climatology to Global
Warming: Application of Dynamical Downscaling
to CMIP5 Models: L Zhang, K B Karnauskas, J P
Donnelly, K Emanuel
1340h A43I-0378 POSTER Buoy observation for
typhoon in southeast of Taiwan during summers of
2015 and 2016: C Y Hsieh, Y J Yang, M H Chang, H
I Chang, S Jan, C L Wei
1340h A43I-0379 POSTER Large-scale Vertical
Motions, Intensity Change and Precipitation
Associated with Land falling Hurricane Katrina
over the Gulf of Mexico: S R Reddy, T Kwembe,
Z Zhang
1340h A43I-0380 POSTER Behind the Rapid
Intensification of Hurricane Patricia, the Strongest
Recorded Hurricane in History: K R Fox, F Judt
1340h A43I-0381 POSTER The Teleconnection
Between Atlantic Sea Surface Temperature and
Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclones: C M Patricola, R
Saravanan, P Chang
2016
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1340h A43I-0382 POSTER Investigating Tropical
Cyclones and its related Storm Surge & Inundation
in Coastal Bangladesh using a Coupled AtmosphereOcean Model: M A Jisan, S Bao, L Pietrafesa
1440h A43L-05 Advancements in Electromagnetic
Wave Backscattering Simulations: Applications in
Active Lidar Remote Sensing Involving Aerosols:
L Bi
1340h A43I-0384 POSTER On the Creation and
Evolution of Small-Scale Low-Level Vorticity
Anomalies During Tropical Cyclogenesis: W P
Smith II, M Nicholls
1510h A43L-07 Readings from Visibility Meters:
Do They Really Mean the Maximum Distance of
Observing A Black Object?: Z Lee, S Shang
1340h A43I-0383 POSTER Estimating Tropical
Cyclone Surface Wind Field Parameters with the
CYGNSS Constellation: M Morris, C S Ruf
A43J
Moscone West 3002
Thursday 1340h
A-Train Constellation: 10 Years
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Achievements I
Graeme Stephens, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Lazaros Oreopoulos,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center;
David Winker, NASA Langley Research
Center; Deborah Vane, Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
1340h A43J-01 The A-Train: A Unique View of the
Earth System: G L Stephens
1402h A43J-02 Evaluating uncertainty in a multidecadal microwave data record of cloud liquid
water: M D Lebsock, T J Greenwald, K A Hilburn,
G Elsaesser, C O’Dell
1416h A43J-03 An A-train climatology of
extratropical cyclone clouds and precipitation: C M
Naud, J Booth, A D Del Genio, S C van den Heever,
D J Posselt
1430h A43J-04 A Multi-Sensor Water Vapor,
Temperature and Cloud Climate Data Record
from the A-Train: E J Fetzer, Q Yue, S Wong, A
Guillaume, R A Stachnik, T Wang, G Manipon, B H
Kahn, B D Wilson, H Hua
1444h A43J-05 The stratospheric changes inferred
from 10 years of AIRS and AMSU-A radiances:
F Pan, X Huang, S S Leroy, P Lin, Y Ming, V
Ramaswamy
1458h A43J-06 New Insight into Polar Stratospheric
Cloud Processes from A-Train Observations: M C
Pitts, L R Poole
1512h A43J-07 2015 Indonesian fire activity
and smoke pollution show persistent non-linear
sensitivity to El Niño-induced drought: R D Field,
G van der Werf, T Fanin, E J Fetzer, R A Fuller, H
T Jethva, R C Levy, N J Livesey, M Luo, O Torres,
H M Worden
1526h A43J-08 The First Decade of Global Lidar
Observations: Lessons Learned, Challenges for the
Future: D M Winker
A43K
Moscone West 3008
Thursday 1340h
AS New Fellows I
Shuyi Chen, University of Miami;
Athanasios Nenes, Georgia Institute of
Technology; William Lau, University of
Maryland College Park; Joyce Penner,
University of Michigan Ann Arbor
1340h A43K-01 The weather and Climate: emergent
laws and multifractal cascades: S Lovejoy
1410h A43K-02 Impacts and Prediction of the
Tropical Madden-Julin Oscillation: H Hendon
1440h A43K-03 Understanding the Dynamics of El
Niño and Its Climatic Impact: F F Jin
1510h A43K-04 Hiatus on the upward staircase of
global warming: S P Xie, Y Kosaka
1455h A43L-06 Multi-wavelength
Digital
Holography: Simultaneous Particle Imaging and
Light-Scattering Pattern Measurement: M Berg, S
Holler
1525h A43L-08 Single Scattering Properties for
Hydrosols: P Zhai, L Mukherjee, Y Hu
A43M
Moscone West 3006
Thursday 1340h
Organic Carbon in the Atmosphere:
Reactivity, Budgets, and Lifecycle II
Jesse Kroll, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; Jennifer Kaiser, Harvard
University; Frank Keutsch, Harvard
University
1340h A43M-01 A Global Perspective on Reactive
Organic Carbon in the Atmosphere: C L Heald, S
Safieddine
1355h A43M-02 Assessment of the Simulated
Molecular Composition with the GECKO-A
Modeling Tool Using Chamber Observations for
ƹ3LQHQHB Aumont, M Camredon, G A IsaacmanVanWertz, C Karam, R Valorso, S Madronich, J H
Kroll
1410h A43M-03 Incorporating recent advances in
isoprene photooxidation into GEOS-Chem: Effects
on oxidant, NOx, and VOC budgets: K H Bates, R
McVay, A Teng, J Crounse, T Nguyen, E Praske,
R Schwantes, J M St Clair, H Allen, J Seinfeld, P O
Wennberg
1425h A43M-04 Chemical characterization of
sesquiterpene emissions and oxidation in the
Amazon using SV-TAG: L Yee, G A IsaacmanVanWertz, R A Wernis, N M Kreisberg, M A
Upshur, R J Thomson, F Geiger, M S Bering, M
Glasius, J H Offenberg, M Lewandowski, Y Liu, K A
McKinney, S S de Sá, S T Martin, M L L Alexander,
B B Palm, J L Jimenez, J Brito, P Artaxo, W Hu, P
Campuzano-Jost, D Day, J Viegas, A O Manzi, M
B Oliveira, R de Souza, L Machado, K Longo, S V
Hering, A H Goldstein
1440h A43M-05 Global distribution of secondary
organic aerosol particle phase state: M Shiraiwa,
Y Li Sr, A Tsimpidi, V Karydis, T Berkemeier, S N
Pandis, J Lelieveld, T Koop, U Poeschl
1455h A43M-06 Wet Deposition Flux of Reactive
Organic Carbon: S Safieddine, C L Heald
1510h A43M-07 Forest Emissions and Uptake of
VOCs across the Mass Spectrum: Canopy Profiling
by high-resolution PTR-QiTOF during PROPHETAMOS 2016: H D Alwe, D B Millet
1525h A43M-08 High Upward Fluxes of Formic
Acid from a Boreal Forest Canopy: S Schobesberger,
F Lopez-Hilfiker, D Taipale, D B Millet, E D’Ambro,
I Mammarella, P Zhou, G Wolfe, B H Lee, M Boy,
J A Thornton
A43N
Moscone West 3010
Thursday 1340h
Reducing Uncertainty in Aerosol
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Ken Carslaw, University of Leeds;
Steven Ghan, 3DFLȴF1RUWKZHVW
National Laboratory; Matthew
Christensen, Rutherford Appleton
Laboratory
A43L
Moscone West 3012
Thursday 1340h
1340h A43N-01 Emergent constraints for aerosol
indirect effects: M Wang, S Zhang, C Gong, S J
Ghan
Light Scattering and Radiative
Transfer: Basic Research and
Applications II
1355h A43N-02 Observational Insights into the
Factors that Modulate Aerosol Impacts on Warm
Clouds: T S L’Ecuyer
Ping Yang, Texas A&M University
College Station; Michael Mishchenko,
NASA Goddard Institute for Space
Studies
1340h A43L-01 Influence of Ice Cloud Microphysics
on Imager-Based Estimates of Earth’s Radiation
Budget: N G Loeb, S Kato, P Minnis, P Yang, S SunMack, F G Rose, G Hong, S H Ham
1355h A43L-02 Application of the Discrete Dipole
Appoximation to the Prediction of Polarimetric
Reflection by Plane Parallel Layers of Random
Particulate Media: D Mackowski
1410h A43L-03 Adapting a cloud heterogeneity
formulation to treat the radiative effects of fractional
cloudiness in a climate GCM: A A Lacis, M Kelley,
B Cairns
1425h A43L-04 First-principles definition and
measurement of planetary electromagnetic-energy
budget: M I Mishchenko, L James, A A Lacis, L D
Travis, B Cairns
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A43N-03
Observed
Top-Of-TheAtmosphere Radiative Fluxes Provide No
Constraint On Aerosol Effective Radiative Forcing:
L A Regayre, J S Johnson, M Yoshioka, K Pringle,
D Sexton, B Booth, G Mann, L Lee, N Bellouin, G
M S Lister, C Johnson, B T Johnson, J Mollard, K
S Carslaw
1425h A43N-04 Diagnosing Aerosol-CloudPrecipitation Relationships at Near-Global Scales
within a Cloud Regime Framework: L Oreopoulos,
N Cho, D Lee
1440h A43N-05 Impacts of Different Aerosol Types
on Convective Cloud as Observed by CALIPSO/
CloudSat Satellites: J H Jiang, L Huang, H Su
1455h A43N-06 Reconciling the aerosol-liquid
water path relationship in the ECHAM6-HAM
GCM and the Aerosol_cci/Cloud_cci (A)ATSR
dataset by minimizing the effect of aerosol swelling:
D Neubauer, M Christensen, U Lohmann, C A
Poulsen
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1510h A43N-07 Recent advances in measurementbased insights of secondary organic aerosols and
their impact on global climate sensitivity: M B
Shrivastava, J A Thornton, J Seinfeld, C D Cappa,
J L Jimenez, J R Pierce, P Roldin, R A Zaveri, A
Zelenyuk, S T Martin, J E Shilling, J N Smith, C
Kuang, A H Goldstein, A B Guenther, A Laskin,
Q Zhang, N L Ng, R M Volkamer, J Wang, D R
Worsnop, T Petäjä, P J Rasch, J D Fast
1525h A43N-08 Contribution of Organics to
Atmospheric Particle Formation: Temperature
Dependence and Implications to Aerosol Radiative
Forcing: F Yu, G Luo, A Nadykto, J Herb
A43O
Moscone West 3004
Thursday 1340h
Subseasonal to Seasonal Forecasting
of High-Impact Weather and Climate
Events II
Andrew Robertson, Columbia
University of New York; Kathleen
Pegion, George Mason University
Fairfax; Arun Kumar, NOAA/NCEP;
Duane Waliser, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
1340h B43A-0549 POSTER Mapping Deforestation
area in North Korea Using Phenology-based MultiIndex and Random Forest : Y Jin, S Sung, D K Lee,
S Jeong
1340h B43A-0550 POSTER Evaluating the capacity
of GF-4 satellite data for estimating fractional
vegetation cover: C Zhang, Q Qin, H Ren, T Zhang,
Y Sun
1340h B43A-0551 POSTER Improving Lidarbased Aboveground Biomass Estimation with Site
Productivity for Central Hardwood Forests, USA: G
Shao, G Shao, J Gallion, S Fei
1340h B43A-0552 POSTER Water clarity of the
Upper Great Lakes: tracking changes between
1998-2012: F Yousef, R A Shuchman, M Sayers, G
Fahnenstiel, A Henareh Khalyani
1340h B43A-0553 POSTER Evaluating Landscape
and Vegetation Change in Ventura River
Watershed, California Using Remote Sensing: L
Brunsdale, J E Dmochowski
1340h B43A-0554 POSTER Developing a Model
to Estimate Freshwater Gross Primary Production
Using MODIS Surface Temperature Observations:
S J Saberi, K C Weathers, H Norouzi, S Prakash, C
Solomon, J M Boucher
1340h A43O-01 From Sub-Seasonal Prediction to
Action: The Role of the Sub-Seasonal to Seasonal
Prediction Project (S2S) in Promoting Forecasting
Science and Services: A W Robertson, F Vitart, P
Ruti, M Rixen
1340h B43A-0555 POSTER Assessing the
Effectiveness of Landsat 8 Chlorophyll-a Retrieval
Algorithms for Regional Freshwater Management:
J M Boucher, K C Weathers, H Norouzi, S Prakash,
S J Saberi
1355h A43O-02 Quantifying conditional risks
for water and energy systems using climate
information: U Lall
1340h B43A-0556 POSTER Potential for Water
Savings by Defoliation of Saltcedar (Tamarix
spp.) by Saltcedar Beetles (Diorhabda carinulata) in
the Upper Colorado River Basin: P L Nagler, U
Nguyen, H L Bateman, C Jarchow, C van Riper III,
W Waugh, E Glenn
1425h A43O-04 Sub-seasonal variability and
forecast skill of precipitation in the United States
during the 2015-16 winter: C Jones
1340h B43A-0557 POSTER Detecting Montane
Meadows in the Tahoe National Forest Using
LiDAR and ASTER Imagery: A Lorenz, L Blesius,
J D Davis
1410h A43O-03 Global Predictability and Prediction
Skill of Atmospheric Rivers: M J Deflorio
1440h A43O-05 Flipping the Western United States
El Niño Precipitation Pattern during the 2015/16
Winter: X Yang, G Vecchi, L Jia, S B Kapnick, T L
Delworth, R Gudgel, S Underwood
1455h A43O-06 Evaluation of the Ability of S2S and
NMME Models to Predict Heat Waves Following
Drought Events in the United States: T Ford, P
Dirmeyer
1510h A43O-07 Attributing Predictable Signals at
Subseasonal Timescales: A Shelly, W Norton, D
Rowlands, J Beech-Brandt
1525h A43O-08 Modes and Downscaling: the TwoStep Philosophy of Forecasting: H von Storch, L
Xia, D Wang, Y Zhao
BIOGEOSCIENCES
B43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Advancing Understanding of
Ecosystem Structure and Function
through Remote Sensing I Posters
Brady Hardiman, Purdue University;
Christopher Gough, Virginia
Commonwealth University; Domingo
Alcaraz-Segura, Universidad de
Granada; Javier Cabello, Universidad de
Almeria
1340h B43A-0542 POSTER Spatial-temporal ecoenvironmental vulnerability assessment and its
influential factors based on Landsat data: N K Anh,
Y A Liou, L Ming-Hsu
1340h B43A-0543 POSTER Rapid assessment and
mapping of tree cover in southern African savanna
woodlands using a new iPhone App and Landsat 8
imagery: D O Fuller
1340h B43A-0544 POSTER Beyond Forest
Classification: Continuous Mapping of Forest
Species Composition, Mortality, and Sub-Canopy
Using Landsat Imagery and Agnostic Analysis: R L
Lawrence, S Savage, J Long, E Bode, J Squires, L
Olson
1340h B43A-0545 POSTER Evaluation of practical
schemes for correcting multiple scattering effects on
gap fraction measurements by plant canopy analyzer
LAI-2000/2200: implications for hemispherical
photography and terrestrial laser scanners: J Pisek,
H Kobayashi, A Kuusk
1340h B43A-0546 POSTER Classification of highresolution multi-swath hyperspectral data using
Landsat 8 surface reflectance data as a calibration
target and a novel histogram based unsupervised
classification technique to determine natural
classes from biophysically relevant fit parameters:
C mcCann, K S Repasky, M Morin, R L Lawrence,
S L Powell
1340h B43A-0547 POSTER Remote Diagnosis of
Nitrogen Status in Winter Oilseed Rape: S Liu
1340h B43A-0548 POSTER Predicting Potential
Habitat of Conifer and Broad-leaved Tree Using
Environmental Variables and Seed Dispersal
Ability: H K Heo, D K Lee, Y Mo, H G Kim
1340h B43A-0558 POSTER Monitoring wetland
distribution in Tumen river basin using Landsat and
MODIS images: Z Jingrong, D K Lee, Y Jin
1340h B43A-0559 POSTER Regional Inversion of
the Maximum Carboxylation Rate (Vcmax) through
the Sunlit Light Use Efficiency Estimated Using
the Corrected Photochemical Reflectance Ratio
Derived from MODIS Data: T Zheng, J M Chen
1340h B43A-0560 POSTER A smartphone app
and analysis framework for rapidly characterizing
and predicting shorebird habitat: E R Thieler, S L
Zeigler, N G Plant, B Gutierrez, L A Winslow, M K
Hines, J S Read, J I Walker
1340h B43A-0561 POSTER A hybrid HDRF model
of GOMS and SAIL: GOSAIL: B Dou, S Wu, J Wen
1340h B43A-0562 POSTER Evaluating the effect of
restoration practices on riparian vegetation using
remote sensing data: M B Hausner, D McEvoy, C
Morton, G Smith, K Fesenmyer, J L Huntington
1340h B43A-0563 POSTER Satellite Remote
Sensing with Artificial Neural Network Modeling
Techniques for Water Quality Monitoring: Y C
Kuo, C F Chen
1340h B43A-0564 POSTER A Research Coordination
Network for Ecological Applications of Terrestrial
Laser Scanning: A H Strahler, T D Condon
1340h B43A-0565 POSTER Mapping Nearshore
Seagrass and Colonized Hard Bottom Spatial
Distribution and Percent Biological Cover in
Florida, USA Using Object Based Image Analysis of
WorldView-2 Satellite Imagery: R D Baumstark, R
Duffey, R Pu
1340h B43A-0566 POSTER Topographic and
physicochemical controls on soil denitrification
potential in prior converted croplands located on
the Delmarva Peninsula, USA: X Li, G Mccarty, M
W Lang, T Ducey, P Hunt, J Miller
1340h B43A-0567 POSTER Impacts of climate
extremes on gross primary productivity of terrestrial
ecosystems in conterminous USA: X Wu, X Xiao, Y
Zhang, G Zhang
1340h B43A-0568 POSTER Mapping Spruce Beetle
Outbreak Severity and Distribution in Colorado
Using Landsat and Integrative Spatial Modelling: B
D Woodward, E Rounds, S Carroll, P Engelstad, O
Miltenberger
1340h B43A-0569 POSTER High resolution satellite
remote sensing used in a stratified random sampling
scheme to quantify the constituent land cover
components of the shifting cultivation mosaic of the
Democratic Republic of Congo: G Molinario, M
Hansen, P Potapov
1340h B43A-0570 POSTER ASSESSMENT OF
SHORELINE VEGETATION IN THE WESTERN
BASIN OF LAKE ERIE USING AIRBORNE
HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY: P A Rupasinghe,
A Simic, M A Simonson, C Mayer, K Arend
1340h B43A-0571 POSTER Parameterization of
Shape and Compactness in Object-based Image
Classification Using Quickbird-2 Imagery: H
Tonbul, T Kavzoglu
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h B43A-0572 POSTER Recreational-Grade
Sidescan Sonar: Transforming a Low-Cost Leisure
Gadget into a High Resolution Riverbed Remote
Sensing Tool: D D Hamill, D Buscombe, J M
Wheaton, P R Wilcock
1340h B43B-0594 POSTER Phenology of seed
and leaves rain in response to periodic climatic
variability in a seasonal wet tropical forest: D
Matteo, S J Wright, S J Davies, H C Muller-Landau,
B Wolfe, M Detto
1340h B43A-0573 POSTER Remote Sensing of
Vegetation Recovery from Disturbance in Drylands:
T B Poitras, M L Villarreal, E Waller, M Duniway,
T Nauman
1340h B43B-0595 POSTER Biosphere-Atmosphere
Exchange of NOx, CH4, and O3 in Central Amazon:
K T Wiedemann, J W Munger, S C Wofsy, J
Budney, L V Rizzo, K Campos, H Rocha, H Freitas
1340h B43A-0574 POSTER Managed Clearings: an
Unaccounted Land-cover in Urbanizing Regions: K
K Singh, M Madden, R K Meentemeyer
1340h B43B-0596 POSTER Analysis on the
vegetation phenology of tropical seasonal rain forest
in South America: B Liang, X Chen
1340h B43A-0575 POSTER Detecting Vegetation
Changes Induced by Government Policy in China
Using Multiple Satellite Products: K Ichii, Y
Yanagi, J Xiao
1340h B43A-0576 POSTER Observing Red Tide
Algal Blooms From Satellite Ocean Color Imagery:
West Florida Shelf: E T Krueger, F Jose
1340h B43A-0577 POSTER Using Remote Sensing
Technologies to Quantify the Effects of Beech
Bark Disease on the Structure, Composition, and
Function of a Late-Successional Forest: E J StuartHaëntjens, R D Ricart, R T Fahey, A T Fotis, C M
Gough
1340h B43A-0578 POSTER Estimation of Biomass
in Headwater Forest Using Radar and Optical
Imagery: N Nguyen
1340h B43A-0579 POSTER An analytical radiative
transfer model for ectones based on stochastic
radiative transfer theory: Y Zeng, L Jing, L Qinhuo,
A R Huete
1340h B43A-0580 POSTER A 3D Joint Simulation
Platform for Multiband_A Case Study in the Huailai
Soybean and Maize Field: Y Zhang, L Qinhuo, Y
Du, H Huang
1340h B43A-0581 POSTER Mapping Soils Through
the Trees: A Mixed Methods Approach for Small
Low Islands: M Engels, R Heinse
B43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Vegetation Phenology in Terrestrial
Ecosystems: Advances in
Observations, Mechanisms, Modeling,
and Implications III Posters
Xiaolin Zhu, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University; Jin Wu, Brookhaven National
Laboratory; Xiangtao Xu, Princeton
University; Min Chen, Harvard University
B43B-0597
POSTER
Documenting
1340h
Uncertainty and Error in Gridded Growing Degree
Day and Spring Onset Maps Generated by the USA
National Phenology Network: T M Crimmins,
J Switzer, A Rosemartin, L Marsh, K Gerst, M
Crimmins, J F Weltzin
1340h B43B-0598 POSTER Evaluation of the Impacts
of Snow, Clouds, and Poor Quality Input Data on
Land Surface Phenology Metrics : M W Steuck, J F
Brown, D M Howard, B Rundquist
1340h B43B-0599 POSTER Multisource Image
Kalman Filtering for Rapid Phenological
Monitoring and Forecasting: J M Gray, M A Friedl,
K K Singh
1340h B43B-0600 POSTER Influence of Solar Zenith
Angle to Phonological Index Extraction Result of
Typical Vegetation: Y Zeng, Y Li, Z Jiao, Y Dong
1340h B43B-0601 POSTER Utility of leaf-colouring
information published on web sites for evaluation
of spatial-temporal variability of autumn leaf
phenology in Japan: S Nagai, T M Saitoh, R Suzuki
1340h B43B-0602 POSTER Changes in Autumnal
Leaf Reflectance Measurements of Deciduous Trees
in Relation to Nitrogen Resorption Efficiencies: K I
Wheeler, D F Levia Jr, R Vargas
1340h B43B-0603 POSTER Impacts of Wildfires on
Long-term Land Surface Phenology: J Wang, X
Zhang
1340h B43B-0604 POSTER Phenology of Succession:
Tracking the Recovery of Dryland Forests after
Wildfire Events: J Walker, J F Brown, J B Sankey,
C Wallace, J F Weltzin
B43B-0605
POSTER
Geochemical
1340h
characteristics of organic matter in the Andaman Sea
sediments: Implications for source, paleovegetation
and paleoclimate changes: H M Z Hossain, Y
Sampei, H Kawahata
1340h B43B-0582 POSTER A Passive Microwave
L-Band Boreal Forest Freeze/Thaw and Vegetation
Phenology Study: A Roy, O Sonnentag, C Pappas, A
Mavrovic, A Royer, A A Berg, T L Rowlandson, J
Lemay, W Helgason, A Barr, T A Black, C Derksen,
P Toose
1340h B43B-0583 POSTER Monitoring phenology
of photosynthesis in temperate evergreen and mixed
deciduous forests using the normalized difference
vegetation index (NDVI) and the photochemical
reflectance index (PRI) at leaf and canopy scales: C Y
Wong, M A Arain, I Ensminger
1340h B43B-0584 POSTER Remotely sensed
northern vegetation response to changing climate:
growing season and productivity perspective: T
Park, S CHOI, S Ganguly, J Bi, Y Knyazikhin, R
Myneni
1340h B43B-0586 POSTER Little increase in heat
requirement for vegetation green-up on the Tibetan
Plateau over the warming period of 1998–2012: M
Shen
1340h B43B-0587 POSTER Climatic Drivers of Leaf
Coloring in northern China: G Liu, X Chen
1340h B43B-0588 POSTER Spatiotemporal
Consistency for Change Trends of Vegetation
Phenology from Different Vegetation Indices in
Northeastern China: L Zuo, R Liu, R Shang
1340h B43B-0589 POSTER Response of Vegetation
Dynamics to Projected Climate Change based on
NDVI Simulations using Stepwise Cluster Analysis
in the Three-River Headwaters Region of China: Y
Zheng, E Lv, Y Huang
1340h B43B-0590 POSTER Impacts of climate
change and ecological restoration activities on
vegetation phenology and streamflow change in the
Loess Plateau, China: M Sheng, H Lei, D Yang
B43B-0591 POSTER
Characterizing
1340h
urbanization effects on landscape phenology along a
rural-urban gradient using three decades of Landsat
data: T Qiu, C Song, J Li
1340h B43B-0592 POSTER Assessing Plant
Senescence Reflectance Index retrieved vegetation
phenology and its spatiotemporal response to
climate change in the Inner Mongolian Grassland:
S Ren, X Chen, S An
1340h B43B-0593 POSTER Understanding and
Modeling Tropical Grasslands Using Remotely
Sensed Fluorescence and Soil Moisture: D Smith, S
Denning, I T Baker, K D Haynes
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
B43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Vulnerability of Permafrost Carbon to
Climate Change III Posters S (joint with
C, GC)
Christina Schaedel, Northern
Arizona University; Claire Treat, USGS
Geological Survey; Edward Schuur,
Northern Arizona University
1340h B43C-0606 POSTER Long term effects of
permafrost thaw and wildfire on peatland carbon
cycling: D Olefeldt, C Estop Aragones, K Burd, C
Gibson, L Heffernan
1340h B43C-0607 POSTER Contrasting approaches
to determine the impact of permafrost thaw on C
cycling in northern peatlands: L Heffernan, C
Estop Aragones, C Blodau, D Olefeldt
1340h B43C-0608 POSTER The permafrost carbon
inventory on the Tibetan Plateau: a new evaluation
using deep sediment cores: Y Yang, J Ding, F Li, G
Yang, L Chen
1340h B43C-0609 POSTER Origin of carbon released
from ecosystems affected by permafrost degradation
in Northern Siberia: L Gandois, A Hoyt, X Xu, C
Hatte, R Teisserenc, N Tananaev
1340h B43C-0610 POSTER Linking temperature
sensitivity of soil CO2 release to substrate,
environmental and microbial properties across
alpine permafrost ecosystems: L Chen, J Ding, Y
Yang
1340h B43C-0611 POSTER Soil Organic Carbon
Storage in Five Different Arctic Permafrost
Environments: M Fuchs, G Grosse, B M Jones, G
Maximov, J Strauss
1340h B43C-0612 POSTER Potential rates of
anaerobic decomposition and experimental
priming effects in thawed peats from discontinuous
permafrost in western Canada: C Estop Aragones,
L Heffernan, D Olefeldt
1340h B43C-0613 POSTER Thawing Permafrost
in Arctic Peatlands Leads to Changing Vegetation
Composition, Decline in Plant Biodiversity, but
Little Change in Biomass: S R Vining, M Hough, A
McClure, S R Saleska, V I Rich
1340h B43C-0614 POSTER Survey of Permafrost
Thaw Influence on Surface Water Dissolved
Organic Matter in Sub-Arctic Alaska: K Gagne, K
M Walter Anthony, J Guerard
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1340h B43C-0615 POSTER Modelling the processbased controls of long term CO2 exchange in High
Arctic heath ecosystems: W Zhang, P E Jansson, B
Elberling
1340h B43C-0616 POSTER Distributive features of
dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in the Source Area
of the Yellow River on northeastern Qinghai-Tibet
Plateau, China: Q Ma
1340h B43C-0617 POSTER Nitrogen controls
the lability of Alaska Arctic soil carbon: L A
Ziolkowski, H Li
1340h B43C-0618 POSTER Methane and Carbon
Dioxide Emissions during the Seasonal Permafrost
Thaw at the Bonanza Creek Research Forest:
Results from the May 2016 Field Campaign: E L
Wilson, A DiGregorio, L M Carter, E S Euskirchen,
C Edgar, C Hoffman, A K Ramanathan, J Mao, B N
Duncan, L E Ott, Q Liang, K A Melocik, C J Tucker
1340h B43C-0619 POSTER Mechanisms of
vegetation protective effect on thermal state of
permafrost in Alaska.: A L Kholodov, S Natali, M
M Loranty, V E Romanovsky
B43C-0620
POSTER
Chemical
1340h
characterization of dissolved organic matter in
an alpine stream from thawing and collapsing
permafrost to Qinghai Lake: Y Wang, Y Xu
1340h B43C-0621 POSTER Aged dissolved organic
carbon exported from rivers of the Third Pole:
B Qu, M Sillanpää, S Kang, A Stubbins, C Li, Y
Fangping, K S Aho, P A Raymond
1340h B43C-0622 POSTER Accelerated rates of
in situ microbial activity after permafrost collapse
estimated from a porewater isotope model: M P
Waldrop, R B Neumann, M Jones, K Manies, J W
Mcfarland, S Blazewicz, M R Turetsky
1340h B43C-0623 POSTER Response of organic
matter quality in permafrost soils to warming: C
Plaza, E Pegoraro, E Schuur
1340h B43C-0624 POSTER Detecting Changes in
a Permafrost Peatland from 1943 to 2013 with
Historical and Recent Remote Sensing Data.: A
Persson, J Connolly
1340h B43C-0625 POSTER Early and late season
warming affects nitrogen dynamics in a polygonal
tundra landscape: Analyses using ecosys and NGEEArctic observations in Barrow, Alaska: W J Riley,
R F Grant, N Bouskill, B Dafflon, D E Graham, Z A
Mekonnen, J W Moon, J Tang, H M Wainwright
1340h B43C-0626 POSTER Estimating potential
damping of cryoturbation on permafrost carbon
emissions using a perturbed parameters approach
in a land surface model: S Shu, U Mishra, J T
Randerson, Y He, C Koven, F M Hoffman, A K Jain
1340h B43C-0627 POSTER Estimating the spatial
distribution of soil organic matter density and
geochemical properties in a polygonal shaped
Arctic Tundra using core sample analysis and
X-ray computed tomography: F Soom, C Ulrich, B
Dafflon, Y Wu, T J Kneafsey, R D López, J Peterson,
S S Hubbard
B43C-0628
POSTER
Evaluating
1340h
Spatiotemporal Differences in Methane Fluxes on
the North Slope of Alaska via Eddy Covariance
Footprint Modelling: K Reuss-Schmidt, D Zona
1340h B43C-0629 POSTER Effect of permafrost
thaw on carbon fluxes, litter decomposition and
ecohydrology in a sub-arctic peatland: increased
uncertainty from transitional dynamics: A
Malhotra, N T Roulet, T R Moore, J Limpens
1340h B43C-0630 POSTER Long-term Priminginduced Changes in Permafrost Soil Organic Matter
Decomposition: E Pegoraro, R G Bracho, E Schuur
1340h B43C-0631 POSTER Investigating the
relationship between peat biogeochemistry and
above-ground plant phenology with remote sensing
along a gradient of permafrost thaw.: A Garnello, D
G Dye, R Bogle, M Hough, N Raab, S Dominguez, V
I Rich, P M Crill, S R Saleska
1340h B43C-0632 POSTER Response of tundra
plants to environmental variation during seven
years of experimentally-induced permafrost thaw:
V G Salmon, E Schuur
1340h B43C-0633 POSTER Biogeochemical controls
on microbial CH4 and CO2 production in Arctic
polygon tundra: J Zheng
1340h B43C-0634 POSTER Distribution and
Degradation State of Soil Organic Carbon Stocks
in Ice Wedge Polygons of the Arctic Coastal
Plain, Alaska: J D Jastrow, C L Ping, C B Deck,
R Matamala, T W Vugteveen, J S Lederhouse, G J
Michaelson
1340h B43C-0635 POSTER Microbial Community
Response to Warming and Correlations to Organic
Carbon Degradation in an Arctic Tundra Soil:
Z Yang, S Yang, J Zhou, S D Wullschleger, D E
Graham, Y Yang, B Gu
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B43D
Moscone West 2010
Thursday 1340h
(Bio-isotopic) Message in a (Rock
Record) Bottle Revisited: Who Wrote
It, How Did It Get Here, and What
Does It Tell Us? II
Alexandra Turchyn, University of
Cambridge; -H΍+DYLJ, University of
Cincinnati Main Campus; William
Leavitt, Washington University in St
Louis
1340h B43D-01 Exploring Iron Silicate Precursors
of Ancient Iron Formations through Rock Record,
Laboratory and Field Analogue Investigations: J E
Johnson, B Rasmussen, J Muhling, K Benzerara, D
Jezequel, J Cosmidis, A S Templeton
1355h B43D-02 Fingerprinting Bacterial and Fungal
Manganese Oxidation via Stable Oxygen Isotopes of
Manganese Oxides: K M Sutherland, S D Wankel,
C M Hansel
1410h B43D-03 Biogenic barite preciptiation at
micromolar ambient sulfate: T J Horner, H V Pryer,
S Nielsen, R D Ricketts
1425h B43D-04 New insights into the rate
dependence of sulfur isotope fractionation during
dissimilatory sulfate reduction: M Giannetta, J L
Druhan, R A Sanford
1440h B43D-05 Quantification and Isotopic
Analysis of Intracellular Sulfur Metabolites in
the Dissimilatory Sulfate Reduction Pathway: J F
Adkins, V J Orphan, A L Sessions, M S Sim
1455h B43D-06 Stromatolites Record Changing
Primary Productivity in Perennially Ice-Covered
Lake Joyce, McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica: T J
Mackey, D Y Sumner, I Hawes, A D Jungblut, S Z
Leidman, D T Andersen
1510h B43D-07 Phase-specific Geochemistry of Ni:
a Tracer of Geosphere-Biosphere Co-evolution?: E
R Ciscato, D Vance, T R R Bontognali, S Poulton
B43D-08
Element
and
Isotopic
1525h
Repartitioning during Low-Temperature Mineral
Recrystallization: Implications for Trace Metal
Proxies: J G Catalano, K G Dye, H Chen, E D Flynn,
A J Frierdich, H J Gadol, M A Hinkle
B43E
Moscone West 2008
Thursday 1340h
20 Years of Eddy Flux Research in
AmeriFlux and EuroFlux: History,
Highlights, and Future Directions II
(joint with A, EP, GC, H)
Dario Papale, University of Tuscia;
Margaret Torn, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory; Dennis Baldocchi,
University of California Berkeley; Bert
Gielen, University of Antwerp
1340h B43E-01 Twenty-Five Years of Flux
Observations at the Harvard Forest; Mature
Northeastern Forests are a Consistent Carbon Sink:
J W Munger, S C Swofsy, D R Fitzjarrald, O David,
A Barker Plotkin
1410h B43E-03 Harnessing long-term flux records
to better understand ecosystem response to drought:
K A Novick, D L Ficklin, P C Stoy, C A Williams,
G Bohrer, A C Oishi, S A Papuga, P Blanken, A
Noormets, R L Scott, L Wang, D T Roman, K Yi, B
N Sulman, R Phillips
1425h B43E-04 Variation in agricultural CO2 fluxes
during the growing season, collected from more
than ten eddy covariance towers in the Mississippi
Delta Region: B Runkle, K Suvocarev, M L Reba, K
A Novick, P White, S Anapalli, M A Locke, J Rigby,
J Bhattacharjee
1440h B43E-05 A Decade of Carbon Flux
Measurements with Annual and Perennial Crop
Rotations on the Canadian Prairies: B D Amiro, M
Tenuta, X Gao, M Gervais
1455h B43E-06 Insights from a network of longterm measurements of biosphere-atmospheric
exchanges of water vapor and carbon dioxide in
southern Arizona: R L Scott, G Barron-Gafford, J
A Biederman
1510h B43E-07 Biodiversity and Greenhouse Gases
in Grasslands: A Flux Network along Climate
and Management Gradients in the Pyrenees: M T
Sebastia, H Debouk, M Ibañez, R Llurba, A Ribas,
N Altimir
1525h B43E-08 Large CO2 and CH4 release from a
flooded formerly drained fen: T Sachs, D Franz, F
Koebsch, E Larmanou, J Augustin
B43F
Moscone West 3001
Thursday 1340h
Alternative Earths: The Co-evolution
of Life and its Environments from the
GOE to the Rise of Complex Life II
Stephanie Olson, University of
California Riverside; Charles Diamond,
University of California Riverside;
Timothy Lyons, University of California
Riverside
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1340h B43F-01 Biogeochemical Cycling of Methane
in the Proterozoic and Its Role in the Carbon
Isotope Budget: D P Schrag, T Laakso
1355h B43F-02 O2, CH4, and Sustained
Mesoproterozoic Climatic Equability: N D Sheldon,
R Fiorella, R L Mitchell
1410h B43F-03 Characterizing Marine Habitat
Space on a Snowball Earth with a 3D Global Climate
Model: L E Sohl, M A Chandler, F Lingo
1425h B43F-04 Model photoautrophs isolated from
a Proterozoic ocean analog - aerobic life under
anoxic conditions: T L Hamilton, D de Beer, J Klatt,
J Macalady, M Weber, C Lott, A Chennu
1440h B43F-05 Uranium Isotope Compositions of
Mid-Proterozoic Organic-rich Mudrocks: Evidence
for an Episode of Increased Ocean Oxygenation at
ca. 1.36 Ga and Evaluation of the Effect of PostDepositional Hydrothermal Fluid Flow: B Kendall,
S Yang, X Lu, F Zhang, W Zheng
1455h B43F-06 Where did eukaryotes first evolve?
Revisiting Mesoproterozoic habitats in the
Torridonian Supergroup, NW Scotland: E Stüeken,
E J Bellefroid, T Prave, D Asael, N Planavsky, T W
Lyons
1510h B43F-07 Mid-Cryogenian Stromatolite
Reefs of Central and South Australia: C Verdel, M
Campbell
1525h B43F-08 An Independent Constraint on
Marine Sulfate Levels at the Ediacaran–Cambrian
Transition: C L Blättler, K Bergmann, J A Higgins
B43G
Moscone West 2004
Thursday 1340h
Biogeochemical Cycling in the
Cryosphere II (joint with C, GC, H)
Jon Hawkings, University of Bristol;
Marek Stibal, Charles University;
Robert Spencer, Florida State
University; James McClelland, University
of Texas at Austin
1340h B43G-01 Rapid changes in biogeochemical
cycling across multiple scales in stream and river
networks of the western Canadian Arctic: S E
Tank, S V Kokelj, C A Bulger, S Shakil, S Zolkos, V
L StLouis, K St Pierre, J W McClelland, R G Striegl
1355h B43G-02 Differential Millennial-scale
Responses of Terrestrial Carbon Cycling Dynamics
to Warming from two Contrasting Lake Catchments
in Arctic Alaska: W M Longo, Y Huang, J M Russell,
A E Giblin, A P McNichol, L Xu, W Daniels
1410h B43G-03 Dissolved organic matter
composition and biodegradability in a permafrostdominated watershed network in central Siberia :
A A Coble, B Rodriguez-Cardona, A Wymore, A S
Prokishkin, R Kolosov, W H McDowell
1425h B43G-04 Nutrient dynamics across a
dissolved organic carbon and burn gradient in
central Siberia: B Rodriguez-Cardona, A A
Coble, A S Prokishkin, R Kolosov, R G Spencer, A
Wymore, W H McDowell
1440h B43G-05 Radiocarbon and uranium isotopes
in surface waters reveal enhanced hydrologic
connection with permafrost thaw: S A Ewing, J A
O’Donnell, J C Koch, J B Paces, G Aiken, R G Striegl
1455h B43G-06 Characterizing Groundwater
Sources of Organic Matter to Arctic Coastal Waters:
C T Connolly, R G Spencer, M B Cardenas, P C
Bennett, A P McNichol, J W McClelland
1510h B43G-07 Multi-decadal Shifts in Riverine
Dissolved Organic Matter from Across the PanArctic, Derived from Satellite Remote Sensing: C G
Griffin, J W McClelland, K E Frey, R M Holmes
1525h B43G-08 Permafrost Mobilization from the
Watershed to the Colville River Delta: Evidence
from Biomarkers and 14C Ramped Pyrolysis: X
Zhang, T S Bianchi, X Cui, B E Rosenheim, C L
Ping, M Z Kanevskiy, A M Hanna, M A Allison
B43H
Moscone West 2020
Thursday 1340h
Tree Mortality: Causes, Patterns, and
Implications I S (Virtual Session) (joint
with GC, H, NH)
Chuixiang Yi, CUNY Queens College;
George Hendrey, CUNY Queens
College; Shuli Niu, IGSNRR Institute
of Geographic Sciences and Natural
Resources Research, CAS
1340h B43H-01 Hydraulic Function in Australian
Tree Species during Drought-Induced Mortality : D
Tissue, C Maier, D Creek, B Choat
1355h B43H-02 Long-term climate and competition
explain regional forest mortality patterns under
extreme drought: D J Young, A Latimer, J T
Stevens, J M Earles, A Ellis, A Jirka, J Moore
1410h B43H-03 Next Steps in Understanding and
Predicting Vegetation Mortality under Heat and
Drought: N G McDowell
1425h B43H-04 Climate Patterns and Trends of
Tree-Mortality in the Southwestern United States :
C Yi, G Mu, G R Hendrey, S Vicente-Serrano
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1440h B43H-05 Meta-analysis Reveals that
Hydraulic Traits Explain Cross-Species Patterns of
Drought-Induced Tree Mortality across the Globe:
W Anderegg
1455h B43H-06 Size matters a lot: tree height and
prior growth predict drought-induced tree death in
Italian oak forests: F Ripullone, M Colangelo, J J
Camarero, A Gazol, M Borghetti, T Gentilesca
1510h B43H-07 For a Limited Time Only? How
Long Can Trees Maintain Enhanced Chemical
Defenses During Pre-Mortality Heat and Drought
Stress: A Trowbridge, H D Adams, A A Cook, M
Hofland, D Weaver, N G McDowell
1525h B43H-08 Climate Change-associated Tree
Mortality Increases Without Decreasing Water
Availability: H Y H Chen
C43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Processes and Properties of Arctic
and Antarctic Sea Ice III Posters
Chris Polashenski, Organization Not
Listed; Andrew Mahoney, University of
Alaska Fairbanks
1340h C43B-0740 POSTER Modelling of Sea Ice
Formation and Mushy-Layer Convection with
Adaptive Mesh Refinement: J Parkinson, D F
Martin, A Wells, R F Katz
1340h C43B-0741 POSTER The effect of under-ice
melt ponds on their surroundings in the Arctic: D L
Feltham, N Smith, D Flocco
1340h C43B-0742 POSTER Sea Ice Mass Balance
Buoys (IMBs): First Results from a Data Processing
Intercomparison Study: M Nicolaus, M Hoppmann,
B Cheng, P Itkin, T Maksym, D K Perovich, N
Sennechael, L Tiemann, L Toudal, J Wilkinson, J
Zhao
B43I
Moscone West 2006
Thursday 1340h
Urban Areas and Global Change IV
(joint with PA)
Joseph McFadden, University of
California; Galina Churkina, Institute
for Advanced Sustainability Studies;
Patricia Romero-Lankao, National
Center for Atmospheric Research;
Tim Butler, Institute for Advanced
Sustainability Studies
1340h C43B-0743 POSTER Using Argo Floats
to Characterize Sea Ice-Ocean Dynamics in the
Weddell Sea: M R Lindeman, O Boebel, T Kanzow
1340h C43B-0744 POSTER Spatial scales of light
transmission through Antarctic pack ice: Surface
flooding vs. floe-size distribution: S Arndt, K
Meiners, T Krumpen, R Ricker, M Nicolaus
1340h B43I-01 Reduced urban heat island with
warmer climate: A Scott, D Waugh, B F Zaitchik
1355h B43I-02 A large-scale sensitivity study of
urban heat islands using GFDL’s earth system
model: D Li, Y Gu
1410h B43I-03 Built Expansion and Global Climate
Change Drive Projected Urban Heat: Relative
Magnitudes, Interactions, and Mitigation: E S
Krayenhoff, M Georgescu, M Moustaoui
1425h B43I-04 Interactions between Cool Roofs
and Urban Irrigation: Do Cooling Strategies Reduce
Water Consumption in the San Francisco Bay
Area?: P Vahmani, A D Jones
1440h B43I-05 A wedge strategy for mitigation of
urban warming in future climate scenarios: L Zhao
1455h B43I-06 Estimation of Anthropogenic Heat
Emissions in Delhi, India and Their Role in Urban
Heat Island Effect: S Bhati, M Mohan
1510h B43I-07 Estimated Influence of Urbanization
on Surface Warming in Eastern China Using Timevarying Land Use Data: W Liao, D Wang, X Liu,
G Wang
1525h B43I-08 Impacts of Anthropogenic Heat
on Summertime Rainfall in Beijing: W Nie, B F
Zaitchik, G Ni, T Sun
CRYOSPHERE
C43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Modeling of the Cryosphere: HighResolution Sea Ice Modeling Posters
(joint with GC, NG, OS)
Andrew Roberts, Naval Postgraduate
School; Adrian Turner, Los Alamos
National Laboratory
1340h C43A-0730 POSTER NeXtSIM, a New
Lagrangian Sea Ice Model: P Rampal, S Bouillon, E
Olason, T Williams, A Samaké, P Griewank
1340h C43A-0731 POSTER An anisotropic, elasticdecohesive constitutive relation for modeling Arctic
sea ice: D Sulsky, H Tran, H Schreyer
1340h C43A-0732 POSTER Wave-ice interaction at
the Marginal Ice Zone: H Dai
1340h C43A-0733 POSTER Evolution, response to
forcing, and feedbacks of the floe size and thickness
distribution: C Horvat, E Tziperman, R Mastandrea
1340h C43A-0734 POSTER Sea-Ice Deformation
in a Coupled Ocean-Sea Ice Model and in Satellite
Remote Sensing Data: G Spreen, R Kwok, D
Menemenlis, A T Nguyen
1340h C43A-0735 POSTER A High-Resolution
Model of the Beaufort Sea Circulation: K Hedstrom,
S L Danielson, E N Curchitser, J F Lemieux, J Kasper
1340h C43A-0736 POSTER Siku DEM Simulations of
Beaufort Sea-Ice Fracture Pattern.: A V Kulchitsky,
J K Hutchings, J Johnson, G Velikhovskiy
1340h C43A-0737 POSTER Force balance and
deformation characteristics of anisotropic Arctic
sea ice (a high resolution study): H D Heorton, D L
Feltham, M Tsamados
1340h C43A-0738 POSTER High resolution sea
ice modeling for the region of Baffin Bay and the
Labrador Sea: S Prasad, I Zakharov, P McGuire
1340h C43A-0739 POSTER Sea Ice Forecasting with
neXtSIM-F: S Bouillon, P Rampal, P J Griewank, E
Olason, P Lattes
1340h C43B-0746 POSTER Winter sea ice export
from the Laptev Sea preconditions the local summer
sea ice cover: T Krumpen, C Haas, P Itkin
1340h C43B-0748 POSTER Physical Processes
contributing to an ice free Beaufort Sea during
September 2012: D Babb, R Galley, D G Barber, S
Rysgaard
1340h C43B-0749 POSTER Robust increase in ocean
heat transport into the Arctic under greenhouse gas
forcing: D Oldenburg, K Armour, L Thompson
1340h C43B-0750 POSTER Landfast Sea Ice
Breakouts: Stabilizing Ice Features, Oceanic and
Atmospheric Forcing at Barrow, Alaska: J Jones, H
Eicken, A R Mahoney, R MV, C Kambhamettu, Y
Fukamachi, K I Ohshima, C George
1340h C43B-0751 POSTER Seasonal and Interannual
Fast-Ice Variability from MODIS SurfaceTemperature Anomalies, and its Link to External
Forcings in Atka Bay, Antarctica: S Paul, M
Hoppmann, S Willmes, G Heinemann
1340h C43B-0752 POSTER Sea Ice Pressure Ridge
Height Distributions for the Arctic Ocean in
Winter, Just Prior to Melt: K Duncan, S L Farrell,
J Richter-Menge, J Hutchings, R Dominguez, L N
Connor
1340h C43B-0753 POSTER Sea Ice Freeboard and
Thickness from the 2013 IceBridge ATM and DMS
Data in Ross Sea, Antarctica : H Xie, L Tian, J Tang,
S F Ackley
1340h C43B-0754 POSTER Coordinated Mapping
of Sea Ice Deformation Features with Autonomous
Vehicles: T Maksym, G D Williams, H Singh, B
Weissling, J Anderson, T Maki, S F Ackley
1340h C43B-0755 POSTER Modeling the winddriven formation of ice bridges in narrow straits: B
Rallabandi, Z Zheng, M Winton, H Stone
1340h C43B-0756 POSTER Laboratory Studies of
Sea-Ice-Wave Interactions: J Monty, M H Meylan,
A V Babanin, A Toffoli, L Bennetts
1340h C43B-0757 POSTER Spring–summer albedo
variations of Antarctic sea ice from 1982 to 2009: C
Ke, Z D Shao
1340h C43B-0758 POSTER Influence of Sea Ice
Anomalies on Antarctic Precipitation and Its Source
Attribution: H Wang, J G Fyke, J Lenaerts, J M
Nusbaumer, D Noone, P J Rasch
1340h C43B-0759 POSTER Future Interannual
Variability of Arctic Sea Ice Area and its Implications
for Marine Navigation: S J Vavrus, J Mioduszewski,
M M Holland, M Wang, L Landrum
1340h C43B-0760 POSTER Do Atmospheric
Circulation Patterns Explain Variability and
Trends in The Seasonality of Oulu-Hailuoto Ice
Road in Northern Finland?: B Ahmadi, S Kiani, M
Irannezhad, A K Ronkanen, B Kløve, H Moradkhani
1340h C43B-0761 POSTER Current Status and
Future Plan of Arctic Sea Ice monitoring in South
Korea: J Shin, J Park
1340h C43B-0762 POSTER Characterization of
Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter across
the Eastern and the Central Arctic Regions using
PARAFAC Modelling: T Molodtsova, R M W
Amon
C43C
Moscone West 3005
Thursday 1340h
Modeling of the Cryosphere: Seasonal
Snow I (joint with H)
Tobias Jonas, WSL Institute for Snow
and Avalanche Research SLF; Mark
Raleigh, University of Colorado at
Boulder; Vincent Vionnet, Centre
d’Etude de la Neige
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h C43C-01 Garbage In Garbage Out Garbage In
: Improving the Inputs and Atmospheric Feedbacks
in Seasonal Snowpack Modeling: E D Gutmann
1355h C43C-02 Dynamic de-biasing of large extent
weather products to improve snow modeling: A H
Winstral, T Jonas, J Magnusson, J S Deems
1410h C43C-03 Improving Simulations of
Precipitation Phase and Snowpack at a Site Subject
to Cold Air Intrusions: Snoqualmie Pass, WA: N
E Wayand, J Stimberis, J Zagrodnik, C Mass, J D
Lundquist
1425h C43C-04 Sensitivity of modelled snow cover
to turbulent flux parameterization and forcing data:
a case study in a high altitude basin of the dry Andes,
northern Chile: C Kinnard
1440h C43C-05 Using thermal imagery and air
temperature to estimate incoming longwave
radiation below forest canopy during snowmelt: C
Webster, N Rutter, T Jonas
1455h C43C-06 The Presence of Hydraulic Barriers
in Layered Snowpacks: Simulations using TOUGH2
and Diversion Length Estimates: R Webb, S R
Fassnacht, M N Gooseff, S Webb
1510h C43C-07 Ensemble approaches and data
assimilation for snowpack detailed simulations:
M Dumont, M Lafaysse, L Charrois, E Cosme, M
Vernay, B Cluzet, G Picard, L Arnaud, Q Libois, G
Giraud, L Merindol, S Morin
1525h C43C-08 An ensemble-based subgrid
snow data assimilation framework: K Aalstad, S
Westermann, L Bertino
C43D
Moscone West 3007
Thursday 1340h
Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere:
Frontiers IV
Mary Brodzik, University of Colorado
at Boulder; David Robinson, Rutgers
University New Brunswick; Allen
Pope, National Snow and Ice Data
Center; Mahsa Moussavi, University of
Colorado at Boulder
1340h C43D-01 Micro-satellite constellations for
monitoring cryospheric processes and related
natural hazards: A Kaeaeb, B Altena, J Mascaro
1355h C43D-02 a Bayesian retrieval of Greenland
ice sheet internal temperature from ultrawideband software-defined microwave radiometer
(UWBRAD) measurements: Y Duan, M T Durand,
K C Jezek, C Yardim, A Bringer, M Aksoy, J T
Johnson
1410h C43D-03 Hyperspectral, photogrammetric
and morphological characterization of surface
impurities over the Greenland ice sheet from remote
sensing observations: M Tedesco, P M Alexander, K
Briggs, M Linares, T L Mote
1425h C43D-04 Acquisition of Airborne Sea
Ice Remote Sensing Data with CULPIS-X: an
Instrument Mounted on a US Coast Guard C-130:
M A Tschudi, M Tooth, R A Barton-Grimley
1440h C43D-05 Strong Control of Salts on Near
Surface Liquid Water Content in a High Polar
Desert Indicated by Near Surface Resistivity
Mapping with a Helicopter-Borne TEM Sensor,
Lower Taylor Valley, Antarctica: N Foley, S M
Tulaczyk, E Auken, J Mikucki, K F Myers, H Dugan,
P T Doran, R A Virginia
1455h C43D-06 Characterization of surface
properties over permafrost soils using a high
resolution mid-infrared camera as part of the
Carbon in the Arctic Vulnerability Experiment
(CARVE): N Steiner, K C McDonald, E Podest, S J
Dinardo, C E Miller
1510h C43D-07 Improving Greenland Fjord
Bathymetry Maps from Space: J Scheick, E M
Enderlin, G S Hamilton
1525h C43D-08 The IMBIE assessment of sea level
rise due to Antarctica and Greenland: A Shepherd,
E R Ivins
STUDY OF EARTH’S DEEP
INTERIOR
DI43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
The Earth’s Core: Constraints on
the Earth’s Metallic Heart from
Multidisciplinary Approaches II
Posters (joint with GP, MR, S)
Hrvoje Tkalcic, Australian National
University; Jiachao Liu, University
of Michigan Ann Arbor; Christopher
Finlay, DTU National Space Institute
1340h DI43A-2653 POSTER Equatorial anisotropy
in the Earth’s inner-inner core: evidence from
seismic interferometry at low latitudes: T Wang, X
Song, B Wu, L Wang, M Xu
1340h DI43A-2655 POSTER Constraints on Inner
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D A Frost, B A Romanowicz
1340h DI43A-2656 POSTER Seismic Structure
in the Vicinity of the Inner Core Boundary
beneath northeastern Asia : A S Ibourichene, B A
Romanowicz
1340h DI43A-2657 POSTER Seismic Structures
of the Earth’s Inner Core Boundary Beneath the
Bearing Sea and Mexico: D Tian, L Wen
1340h DI43A-2658 POSTER Evidence for Strong
Core-mantle Coupling from Long-wavelength
Features of the Topmost Inner Core: X Song, J Jin
1340h DI43A-2659 POSTER Modeling of Inner Core
Boundary Topography with PKiKP and PKPCdiff: S
de Silva, V F Cormier, Y Zheng
1340h DI43A-2660 POSTER Earth’s Outer Core
Properties Estimated Using Bayesian Inversion of
Normal Mode Eigenfrequencies: J C E Irving, S
Cottaar, V Lekic
1340h DI43A-2661 POSTER A first step to compare
geodynamical models and seismic observations of
the inner core: M Lasbleis, L Waszek, E A Day
1340h DI43A-2662 POSTER Inner Core Anisotropy:
Can Seismic Observations be Reconciled with Ab
Initio Calculations of Elasticity?: X Song, T H Jordan
1340h DI43A-2663 POSTER Identification of
dominant flow structures in rapidly rotating
convection of liquid metals using Dynamic Mode
Decomposition: S Horn, P J Schmid, J M Aurnou
1340h DI43A-2664 POSTER An accelerating
high-latitude jet in Earth’s core: C C Finlay, P W
Livermore, R Hollerbach
1340h DI43A-2665 POSTER A Hybrid FiniteVolume Fourier Method for Modeling Wave
Dynamics in a Stably-Stratified Core: N R Knezek,
B A Buffett
1340h DI43A-2666 POSTER Separation of core and
lithospheric magnetic fields by co-estimation of
equivalent source models from Swarm data: C C
Finlay, C Vogel, N Olsen
1340h DI43A-2667 POSTER Coupled thermochemical boundary conditions in double-diffusive
geodynamo models at arbitrary Lewis numbers. : M
Bouffard
1340h DI43A-2668 POSTER Spectrometry of the
Earth using neutrino oscillations: C Rott, A Taketa
DI43B
Moscone South 303
Thursday 1340h
Reconciling Observations and
Predictions of Dynamic Topography
on Earth I S (joint with EP, T, V)
Mark Hoggard, University of Cambridge;
Jacqueline Austermann, Harvard
University; Ross Parnell-Turner, Woods
Hole Oceanographic Institution; Lorenzo
Colli, Ludwig Maximilians University of
Munich
1340h DI43B-01 Isostasy, Flexure, and Dynamic
Topography: Z Gvirtzman, C Faccenna, T W
Becker
1355h DI43B-02 Topography: dusting for the
fingerprints of mantle dynamics: C Faccenna, T W
Becker
1410h DI43B-03 Quaternary Landscape Evolution
and the Surface Expression of Plume-Lithosphere
Interactions in the Greater Yellowstone Area.: E
Guerrero, A Meigs, E Kirby
1425h DI43B-04 Constraining mantle properties
using dynamic topography and gravity: Q Zhou, C
Chang, L Liu
1440h DI43B-05 Spectral Discrepancies between
Observations and Predictions of Global Dynamic
Topography: F D Richards, D Al-Attar, M
Hoggard, N White
1455h DI43B-06 Progress and challenges in
reconciling predictions and constraints of dynamic
topography: N E Flament, M Arnould, D Müller,
M Gurnis, N Coltice
1510h DI43B-07 Inferring the Time History of
Long-Wavelength Dynamic Topography using
Tectonic Reconstructions and Global Mantle Flow
Models: C P Conrad, B Steinberger, T H Torsvik,
A L Bull
1525h DI43B-08 Radial Viscous Fingering and its
Surface Expression due to Convective Upwelling
Beneath North Atlantic Ocean: N J White, C M
Schoonman
1340h DI43A-2652 POSTER Anisotropy of the
innermost inner core from body wave and normal
mode observations: A F Deuss, M Smink, D
Bouwman, J Ploegstra, R van Tent
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
EDUCATION
ED43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Education through Exploration:
Research and Practice through Digital
Platforms II Posters (joint with EP, GC,
P, SH)
Sanlyn Buxner, Planetary Science
Institute Tucson; Ariel Anbar, Arizona
State University; Steven Semken,
Arizona State University
1340h ED43A-0844 POSTER Complementary
Research on Student Geoscience Learning at Grand
Canyon by Means of In-situ and Virtual Modalities:
S C Semken, T Ruberto, C Mead, G Bruce, S
Buxner, A D Anbar
1340h ED43A-0845 POSTER Immersive, interactive
virtual field trips promote learning: G Bruce, C
Mead, S Buxner, W Taylor, S C Semken, A D
Anbar, J Sundstrom
1340h ED43A-0846 POSTER Measuring scientific
reasoning through behavioral analysis in a
computer-based problem solving exercise: C Mead,
L Horodyskyj, S Buxner, S C Semken, A D Anbar
1340h ED43B-0861 POSTER Enhancing STEM
Education at Minority and Underrepresented
Institutions through the Center for Applied
Atmospheric Research and Education (CAARE): M
G Estes Jr, R Griffin, M Z Al-Hamdan, S M Estes,
W L Crosson, S Chiao
1340h ED43B-0862 POSTER The New Space
Weather Action Center; the Next Level on Space
Weather Education: Y M Collado-Vega, E M Lewis,
T D Cline, E MacDonald
1340h ED43B-0863 POSTER Integrating STEM
Place-Based, Culturally Responsive and Citizen
Science Learning in Exploring the Impacts and
Feedbacks of a Changing Arctic: E B Sparrow, K
V Spellman, C Fabbri, J C Comiso, M Chase, G J
Fochesatto, C E Butcher, D Jones, M Bacsujlaky, K
Yoshikawa, C L Gho, K Wegner
1340h ED43B-0864 POSTER NASA’s Universe
of Learning: Engaging Learners in Discovery: L
Cominsky, D A Smith, K Lestition, M Greene, G
Squires
1340h ED43B-0865 POSTER Planetary Exploration
Education: As Seen From the Point of View of
Subject Matter Experts: M P Milazzo, R B Anderson,
T A Gaither, R G Vaughan
1340h ED43B-0866 POSTER NASA Earth Science
Education Collaborative: T G Schwerin, S Callery,
L H Chambers, H Riebeek Kohl, J Taylor, A M
Martin, T Ferrell
1340h ED43A-0847 POSTER Assessing Student
Attitudes Towards Science in an Adaptive Online
Astrobiology Course: Comparing Online and OnCampus Undergraduates: S Buxner, V Perera, C
Mead, L Horodyskyj, S C Semken, D Lopatto, A D
Anbar
1340h ED43B-0867 POSTER CosmoQuest:
Educating the Public (and Ourselves) With
CosmoAcademy Online Classes: M R Francis, P
Gay
1340h ED43A-0848 POSTER Development and
Evaluation of a Fully-Online Introductory Biology
Course With an Emphasis on the Possibility of Life
Beyond Earth: D Bratton III, C Mead, L Horodyskyj,
A D Anbar
1340h ED43B-0868 POSTER CosmoQuest: Creative
Engagement & Citizen Science Ignite Authentic
Science: W H Cobb, J Noel-Storr, A Tweed, S
Asplund, M P Aiello, L A Lebofsky, H Chilton, P
Gay
1340h ED43A-0849 POSTER Exploring and
Analyzing Climate Variations Online by Using
MERRA-2 data at GES DISC: S Shen, D Ostrenga,
B Vollmer, S Kempler
ED43B-0869
POSTER
Mission
1340h
EarthFusing GLOBE with NASA Assets to Build
SystemicInnovation in STEM Education: K P
Czajkowski, P Garik, D Padgett, S Darche, J
Struble, N Adaktilou
1340h ED43A-0850 POSTER Exploring Volcanism
with Digital Technology in Undergraduate
Education: F W McCoy, A Parisky
1340h ED43A-0851 POSTER Exploration and
Remote Instrumentation by Students (ERIS):
Video Documentation in Undergraduate Ocean
Technology Education: M Saul
1340h ED43A-0852 POSTER Meteorological
Instrumentation and Measurements Open Resource
Training Modules for Undergraduate and Graduate
Education: A Rockwell, R D Clark, A Stevermer
1340h ED43A-0853 POSTER Student-directed
investigation of natural phenomena: Using digital
simulations to achieve NGSS-aligned 3D learning in
middle school: M M Selvans, C D Spafford
1340h ED43A-0854 POSTER CosmoQuest:
Galvanizing a Dynamic, Inclusive Professional
Learning Network: W H Cobb, S Buxner, G Bracey,
J Noel-Storr, P Gay, P V Graff
ED43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Sympathy for the Data: Novel
Approaches to the Art of Data
Visualization II Posters (joint with PA)
Martin Pratt, Washington University
in St Louis; Natalie Accardo, Columbia
University of New York; Hannah
Rabinowitz, Columbia University of New
York; John Leeman, Pennsylvania State
University Main Campus
1340h ED43C-0870 POSTER User Driven Data
Mining, Visualization and Decision Making for
NOAA Observing System and Data Investments: M
Austin
ED43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
1340h ED43C-0871 POSTER The VIMS Data
Explorer: A tool for locating and visualizing
hyperspectral data: V D Pasek, D M Lytle, R H
Brown
NASA Science Mission Directorate
Science Education: Activation for
STEM Learning II Posters
1340h ED43C-0872 POSTER Visualizing water:
F Baart, A van Gils, G Hagenaars, G Donchyts, E
Eisemann, J W van Velzen
Moses Milazzo, US Geological Survey;
Richard Gregory Vaughan, USGS
Astrogeology Science Center; Sheri Klug
Boonstra, Mars Space Flight Facility;
Kristen Erickson, NASA Headquarters
1340h ED43C-0873 POSTER Visualizing complex
(hydrological) systems with correlation matrices: J
C Haas
1340h ED43B-0855 POSTER Reaching for the
Stars: NASA Space Science for Girl Scouts (Girl
Scout Stars): E K DeVore, P K Harman, J Berg, W
Friedman, J Fahy, J Henricks, W Chin, A Hudson, C
Grissom, L A Lebofsky, D McCarthy, S P Gurton, V
White, T Summer, L Mayo, R Patel, K Bass
ED43C-0875
POSTER
Interactive
1340h
Visualizations of Complex Seismic Data and Models:
C Chai, C J Ammon, M Maceira, R B Herrmann
1340h ED43B-0856 POSTER CATE 2016 Indonesia:
Camera, Software, and User Interface: S A Kovac,
L Jensen, H S Hare, A M Mitchell, M A McKay, R
Bosh, Z Watson, M Penn
1340h ED43B-0857 POSTER CATE 2016 Indonesia:
Optics and Focus Strategy: M A McKay, L Jenson,
S A Kovac, R Bosh, A M Mitchell, H S Hare, Z
Watson, M J Penn
1340h ED43B-0858 POSTER CATE 2016 Indonesia:
normalized radial graded filtering, site-to-site image
registration, and preliminary results: L Jensen, S
A Kovac, H S Hare, A M Mitchell, M A McKay, R
Bosh, Z Watson, M Penn
1340h ED43B-0859 POSTER CATE 2016 Indonesia:
Image Calibration, Intensity Calibration, and Drift
Scan: H S Hare, S A Kovac, L Jensen, M A McKay, R
Bosh, Z Watson, A M Mitchell, M J Penn
1340h ED43B-0860 POSTER String Theory - Using
Kites for Introducing Remote Sensing and In-Situ
Measurement Concepts: G Bland, D Bydlowski, A
Henry
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h ED43C-0874 POSTER AnisoVis: a
MATLAB™ toolbox for the visualisation of elastic
anisotropy: D Healy, N Timms, M A Pearce
1340h ED43C-0876 POSTER The GLOBAL Learning
and Observations to Benefit the Environment
(GLOBE) Data Visualization and Retrieval System.
Building a robust system for scientists and students.:
D Overoye, C Lewis, D M Butler, T J Andersen
1340h ED43C-0877 POSTER Virtual Earth System
Laboratory (VESL): Effective Visualization of Earth
System Data and Process Simulations: J D Quinn, E
Y Larour, D L C Cheng, D J Halkides
1340h ED43C-0878 POSTER Visualizing Crosssectional Data in a Real-World Context: K Van
Noten, T Lecocq
1340h ED43C-0879 POSTER A New Approach to
the Visual Rendering of Mantle Tomography: B K
Holtzman, M J Pratt, M Turk, D A Hannasch
1340h ED43C-0880 POSTER Visualization and
Analysis of Geology Word Vectors for Efficient
Information Extraction: J S Floyd
1340h ED43C-0881 POSTER Vcs.js - Visualization
Control System for the Web: D Lipsa, A Chaudhary,
C Doutriaux, J D Beezley, D N Williams, S Fries, M
B Harris
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ED43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
EARTH AND PLANETARY
SURFACE PROCESSES
Teaching Geoscience with MATLAB II
Posters
EP43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Frederik Simons, Princeton University;
Andrew Fischer, University of
Tasmania; 5LVD0DGR΍, University of
North Dakota
Modeling the Terrestrial Landscape
II Posters (cosponsored by Community
Surface Dynamics Modeling System
(CSDMS),SEPM: Society for Sedimentary
Geology) (joint with H)
1340h ED43D-0883 POSTER Four Forms of the
Fourier Transform - for Freshmen, using Matlab: F
J Simons, A C Maloof
1340h ED43D-0884 POSTER Teaching Monte
Carlo Strategies for Earth System Modelling
using a Guided Group-Learning Approach in the
Classroom: T Wagener, F Pianosi, R A Woods
1340h ED43D-0885 POSTER Introduction to TAFI
– A Matlab® toolbox for analysis of flexural isostasy:
S Jha, D L Harry, D Schutt
1340h ED43D-0886 POSTER Resources and
Approaches for Teaching Quantitative and
Computational Skills in the Geosciences and Allied
Fields: C H Orr, R R Mcfadden, C A Manduca, L A
Kempler
ED43E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Tools and Methods for Data Driven
Education in the Water Sciences I
Posters (joint with H)
Jon Pollak, Consortium of Universities
for the Advancement of Hydrological
Science; Richard Hooper, Consortium
of Universities for the Advancement
of Hydrological Science; Emily Clark,
Consortium of Universities for the
Advancement of Hydrological Science
1340h ED43E-0887 POSTER An Interactive
Computer Tool for Teaching About Desalination
and Managing Water Demand in the US: J R
Ziolkowska, R Reyes
1340h ED43E-0888 POSTER Tools & Support
for Integrating Real Environmental Data into
Education : L Brazil
1340h ED43E-0889 POSTER Making sense of
monitoring data using Jupyter Notebooks: a case
study of dissolved oxygen dynamics across a freshestuarine gradient: N Nelson, R Munoz-Carpena
1340h ED43E-0890 POSTER Exploring the
Unknown: Cabled Ocean Observatory Data
and Discovery in University Education: M Pelz,
M Scherwath, D J Riddell, M Hoeberechts, A
Bourdeault-Fournier, J Schine, P M P Sammarco
1340h ED43E-0891 POSTER Development of a Pilot
Learning Module on Water Energy Nexus Using a
Data-Analytic and Hypothesis-Driven Approach: E
H Habib, H A Eldardiry, H Unruh, V C Tidwell
1340h ED43E-0892 POSTER A Community
Cyberinfrastructure for Data Driven University
Hydrology Education: V Merwade, B L Ruddell
ED43F
Moscone South 309
Thursday 1340h
Public Engagement with Science:
Institutional Structures and Supports
I
Katie Reeves, US Global Change
Research Program; Elana Kimbrell,
American Association for the
Advancement of Science Washington
DC; Emily Cloyd, American Association
for the Advancement of Science
Washington DC
1340h ED43F-01 Overcoming Barriers to
Public Engagement through a Multi-Institution
Consortium : K F Lambert, M Weiss, S Garlick
1355h ED43F-02 Walking the Talk: Empowering
Science Communication at the University of
Washington: J J Meyer, J Davison, L J Graumlich,
M M McCarthy
1410h ED43F-03 The role of academic institutions
in leveraging engagement and action on climate
change: T M Hill, J Palca
1425h ED43F-04 Inspiring Young Hawaiian and
Pacific Island Women to Pursue S.T.E.M. Careers:
Expanding Your Horizons – Hawaii: J D Small
Griswold
1440h ED43F-05 The Space Apps Challenge: Using
Open Innovation Competitions to Engage The
Public in the Scientific Process: S S Gupta
1455h ED43F-06 Grassroots Engagement: Securing
Support for Science Communication Training
Programs Created by Graduate Students for
Graduate Students: J A Rohde
1510h ED43F-07 Engaging Scientists and Users in
Climate Change Research and Results: E T Cloyd, K
Reeves, M M Shimamoto, S Zerbonne
1525h ED43F-08 Fostering institutional practices
in support of public engagement by scientists: K M
Cobb
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2016
Gregory Tucker, University of
Colorado at Boulder; Nicole Gasparini,
Tulane University of Louisiana;
Erkan Istanbulluoglu, University of
Washington Seattle Campus
1340h EP43B-0953 POSTER The Influence of
Topography on Subaqueous Sediment Gravity
Flows and the Resultant Deposits: Examples from
Deep-water Systems in Offshore Morocco and
Offshore Trinidad: H Deng, L Wood, I Overeem, E
Hutton
1340h EP43B-0954 POSTER Controls on Modern
Erosion and the Development of the Pearl River
Basin since the Eocene: C Liu, P D Clift, A Carter, P
Böning, Z Hu, Z Sun, K Pahnke
1340h EP43B-0955 POSTER Latest Pleistocene –
Holocene depositional systems in the Büyükçekmece
Bay area, Marmara Sea, Turkey: D Vardar, H Alp,
B Alpar
1340h EP43C-0975 POSTER Influence of
Microclimate on Semi-Arid Montane Conifer
Forest Sapflux Velocity in Complex Terrain: K R
Thirouin, D M Barnard, H R Barnard
EP43C-0976
POSTER
Connecting
1340h
Evapotranspiration and Groundwater Fluxes in the
Critical Zone: R E Harmon, D J Szutu, H R Barnard,
J Randall, K Singha
1340h EP43C-0977 POSTER Electrical Resistivity
Imaging is Consistent with Shallow Interflow
Within the Garner Run Subcatchment of the
Susquehanna Shale Hills CZO: F Zarif, L D Slater, S
L Brantley, J Robinson, P Kessouri
1340h EP43B-0956 POSTER Seismic Stratigraphic
Analysis of the Yoakum/Lavaca Canyon System,
South Texas, USA: C White, J Snedden
1340h EP43C-0978 POSTER Slope-Aspect Control
on Geochemical Weathering within the Boulder
Creek Critical Zone Observatory: R Eldam, A
Navarre-Sitchler, K Singha, J Moore
1340h EP43A-0933 POSTER Nonsteady flow
routing in Landlab: implications for modeling
watershed evolution: J M Adams, N M Gasparini,
G E Tucker, E Istanbulluoglu
1340h EP43B-0958 POSTER Rapid shut-off and
burial of slope channel-levee systems: new imaging
and analysis of the Rio Grande submarine fan: J M
Swartz, D C Mohrig, S P S Gulick, D F Stockli, M S
Daniller-Varghese, R Fernandez
1340h EP43C-0980 POSTER The Konza Prairie,
Northeast Kansas, USA: The hydrologic evolution
of a merokast landscape: S Vero, G L Macpherson,
P L Sullivan, A E Brookfield, M F Kirk, S Datta, P
D Kempton
1340h EP43A-0934 POSTER Numerical modeling
of the evolution of fluvial networks on glaciated
landscapes: J Lai, A M Anders
1340h EP43B-0959 POSTER Miocene CurrentModified Submarine Fans: L E Arce Perez, J
Snedden, W L Fisher
1340h EP43C-0981 POSTER Significant alteration
of Critical Zone processes in urban watersheds:
shifting from a transport-limited to a weatheringlimited regime: J Moore, D L Bird, S K Dobbis, G
Woodward
1340h EP43A-0932 POSTER Landlab: an OpenSource Python Library for Modeling Earth Surface
Dynamics: N M Gasparini, J M Adams, D E J
Hobley, E Hutton, S S Nudurupati, E Istanbulluoglu,
G E Tucker
1340h EP43B-0957 POSTER Sediment transport
processes in the Gulf of Alaska: a morphological
analysis of channel and fan sedimentary features: S
Morey, J M Swartz, S P S Gulick
1340h EP43A-0935 POSTER Developing and
Evaluating a Theory for Lateral Erosion by Bedrock
Channels in a Landscape Evolution Model: A L
Langston, G E Tucker
1340h EP43B-0960 POSTER Measurements of
near-bottom sediment resuspension and transport
by internal tides in Monterey Submarine Canyon:
Initial results from the Coordinated Canyon
Experiment.: K J Rosenberger, K L Maier, C K
Paull, R Gwiazda, P J Talling, D R Parsons, M A
Clare, J Xu
1340h EP43A-0937 POSTER Landscape evolution
using a sediment flux-dependent bedrock incision
model incorporating bedrock macro-roughnes: J S
Kwang, G Parker
1340h EP43B-0961 POSTER Patterns of Downstream
Fining and Facies Change Reflecting Differing
Modes of Mid-Holocene Sediment Dispersal
across the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta: R
Sincavage, S L Goodbred Jr, C Paola
1340h EP43A-0936 POSTER When hillslopederived blocks alter river evolution: A sensitivity
analysis: C M Shobe, G E Tucker
1340h EP43A-0938 POSTER The Role of NearFault Relief in Creating and Maintaining Strike-Slip
Landscape Features: S Harbert, A R Duvall, G E
Tucker
1340h EP43A-0939 POSTER Landscape Response to
Magmatic Uplift: D O’Hara, L Karlstrom
1340h EP43A-0941 POSTER PyMT: A Python
package for model-coupling in the Earth sciences:
E Hutton
1340h EP43A-0942 POSTER Modeling Landscape
Evolution and Climate: How Erosion and
Precipitation are Linked in Active Orogens
(Preliminary Results): B Lynch, B Yanites, H Shen,
C J Poulsen
1340h EP43A-0943 POSTER Ecohydro-geomorphic
implications of orographic precipitation on
landform evolution using a landscape evolution
model: O Yetemen, P M Saco
1340h EP43A-0944 POSTER Simulation of fan
development using a coupled soilscape-landscape
evolution model: G R Hancock, W D D P
Welivitiya, G R Willgoose
1340h EP43A-0945 POSTER A Quasi-2D Deltagrowth Model Accounting for Multiple Avulsion
Events, Validated by Robust Data from the Yellow
River Delta, China: A J Moodie, J A Nittrouer, H
Ma, B Carlson, G Parker
1340h EP43A-0946 POSTER Sediment transport:
A developed database of climatic drivers : M L
Kunkel, C W Welcker, K Anderson, S Parkinson
1340h EP43A-0947 POSTER Centennial time scale
impacts using stochastically generated rainfall –
assessing sediment output from a post-mining
catchment: G R Hancock, D Verdon-Kidd, J Lowry
1340h EP43A-0948 POSTER What if the Earth is Not
Flat? Cross-Scale Analysis of Sub-Pixel Variations
in Digital Elevation Models: M Ghandehari, B P
Buttenfield, C J Q Farmer
1340h EP43A-0949 POSTER An Improved Spatial
Association Estimator under the Geographical
Detector Model Using Monte Carlo Simulation: X
Cang, W Luo
1340h EP43A-0950 POSTER Satellites and Steep
Slopes – the challenge of topography in the
Himalaya – Karakorum for cryosphere models: J F
Steiner, P Buri, E S Miles, W Immerzeel
EP43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Sediment Transport Capacity of
Flows: Controls on Source-to-Sink
Evolution from Upland Catchments to
the Deep Ocean II Posters
Lawrence Amy, University College
Dublin; Robert Dorrell, University of
Leeds; Zane Jobe, Colorado School of
Mines; Nick Howes, Shell
1340h EP43B-0952 POSTER The Late Pleistocene
Contourites on Ceara Rise: Stratigraphy,
Sedimentology and Paleoceanography: E V
Ivanova, I Murdmaa, D Borisov, E Seitkalieva, E
Ovsepyan
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h EP43B-0962 POSTER Structure and builtup
of the Middle Bengal Fan at 8°N from multichannel
seismic surveys and the IODP Expedition 354
drilling transect: V Spiess, F Bergmann, T Schwenk,
H Lantzsch, J J Bahk, M E Weber, C France-Lanord,
A Klaus
EP43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
The Architecture and Workings of
Earth’s Critical Zone III Posters S (joint
with B, H, NS)
Suzanne Anderson, University of
Colorado at Boulder; Susan Brantley,
Earth and Environmental Systems
Institute; William Dietrich, University of
California Berkeley
1340h EP43C-0963 POSTER EarthShape: A Strategy
for Investigating the Role of Biota on Surface
Processes: T A Ehlers, F von Blanckenburg, K
Übernickel, L Paulino
1340h EP43C-0964 POSTER Comprehensive
seismic surveys suggest that subsurface waterholding capacity is secondary to bedrock nutrient
content as a regulator of vegetation productivity in
the Sierra Nevada Batholith, California: N J Taylor,
C S Riebe, K G Dueker, M Goulden, B A Flinchum,
S Pasquet, R P Callahan, W J Hahm, I S Keifer, W
S Holbrook
1340h EP43C-0966 POSTER Probing the critical
zone using passive- and active-source estimates of
subsurface shear-wave velocities: R P Callahan, N
J Taylor, S Pasquet, K G Dueker, C S Riebe, W S
Holbrook
1340h EP43C-0967 POSTER Experimentally
Reproducing Thermal Breakdown of Rock at
Earth’s Surface: M C Eppes, L Griffiths, M J Heap,
R Keanini, P Baud
1340h EP43C-0968 POSTER Quantifying the role
of trees as Critical Zone architects employing
crowbars, wedges and other tools of soil production:
J A Marshall, R S Anderson, T E Dawson, W E
Dietrich, L S Sklar
1340h EP43C-0969 POSTER Fracture orientation in
the shallow critical zone from seismic anisotropy: C
G Novitsky, W S Holbrook, B Carr, S Pasquet
1340h EP43C-0970 POSTER A framework for
parameterization of a geomorphic, process-based
model for soil thickness prediction: J Liu, X Han,
X Chen
1340h EP43C-0971 POSTER Controls on the spatial
variability of key soil properties: comparing field
data with a mechanistic soilscape evolution model:
T Vanwalleghem, A Román, J V Giraldez
EP43C-0973
POSTER
Geomorphic
1340h
equilibrium and the spatial variation of the
geomorphic diffusivity at the Susquehanna Shale
Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Y Zhang, R L
Slingerland, C Duffy, X Gu, H Lin, N West
1340h EP43C-0974 POSTER Lateral weathering
gradients in glaciated catchments: K J McGuire, S
W Bailey, D S Ross, B D Strahm, M E Schreiber
1340h EP43C-0979 POSTER Effect of Metamorphic
Foliation on Regolith Thickness, Catalina Critical
Zone Observatory, Arizona: J D Leone, W S
Holbrook, J D Pelletier, J Chorover, B Carr
1340h EP43C-0982 POSTER Biogeochemical
patterns of intermittent streams over space and
time as surface flows decrease: R B MacNeille, K A
Lohse, S Godsey, E P McCorkle, S Parsons, C Baxter
1340h EP43C-0983 POSTER Characterizing
Subsurface Lithology and Hydrological Processes
at the Susquehanna Shale Hills CZO Using Multiscale Near-surface Geophysical Measurements: G
Mount, L Guo, X Comas, R DiBiase, J L Hayes, J
Del Vecchio, B Forsythe, S L Brantley, H Lin
1340h EP43C-0984 POSTER The propagation of
varied timescale perturbations in landscapes: N
Bingham, K N Johnson, B Bookhagen, O Chadwick
1340h EP43C-0985 POSTER Surface ages and
weathering rates from 10Be(meteoric) and 10Be/9Be:
a reactive transport modeling perspective: K
Maher, F von Blanckenburg
1340h EP43C-0986 POSTER The dynamical system
of weathering: deterministic and stochastic analysis:
S Calabrese, A Parolari, A M Porporato
1340h EP43C-0987 POSTER Fractures in the deep
critical zone characterized by drilling and geophysics
in the Laramie Range, Wyoming: J L Hayes, W S
Holbrook, B Carr, B A Flinchum, D Rempe, C G
Novitsky, J Dewey
1340h EP43C-0988 POSTER Cleaves Revisited:
Consequences of Inverted Bedrock Topography
on Chemical Weathering Rates in a Classic Study
Watershed: C Cosans, J Moore, C J Harman
1340h EP43C-0989 POSTER Mobilization and
transport of subsurface particles during shale
weathering: understanding the importance of
subsurface particle loss in critical zone evolution: H
Kim, X Gu, W Liu, S Brantley
1340h EP43C-0990 POSTER Implications of contact
metamorphism of Mancos Shale for critical zone
processes: A Navarre-Sitchler
1340h EP43C-0991 POSTER Evaluating the effect
of lithology on porosity development in ridgetops
in the Appalachian Piedmont: V Marcon, X Gu, B
Fisher, S L Brantley
1340h EP43C-0992 POSTER A Comparison of
Bedrock Weathering at Two Igneous Mountain
Watersheds, Jemez Critical Zone, New Mexico, and
Reynolds Creek Critical Zone, Idaho: C McGuffy,
W S Holbrook
EP43D
Moscone West 2005
Thursday 1340h
Linking Sediment Transport and
Geophysical Flows to Planetary
Surface Evolution II (joint with P)
Marisa Palucis, California Institute
of Technology; Alexander Morgan,
University of Virginia; Orkan Umurhan,
SETI Institute Mountain View
1340h EP43D-01 Formation and evolution of
Martian gullies: a terrestrial perspective: T D Haas
1355h EP43D-02 The formation of Gullies by Dry
Ice: J McElwaine, M C Bourke, S Diniega, C J
Hansen, J M Nield, L McKeown
1410h EP43D-03 The shallow water cycle budget
of Mars from Recurring Slope Lineae: C Huber, L
Ojha, J J Wray
1425h EP43D-04 Making Major Mounds on Mars:
Shaping by Wind-Terrain Feedbacks: E S Kite,
J Sneed, D P Mayer, K W Lewis, T I Michaels, A
Hore, S C Rafkin
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1440h EP43D-05 Interpretation Of Wind Regime
of Bagnold Dunes In Gale Crater, Guided By
Third-Generation Models Of Dune Formation:
D M Rubin, S Courrech Du Pont, C Narteau, C E
Newman, N Bridges, M G A Lapotre
1455h EP43D-06 Uniting ripple-formation theory
under water and winds: A universal scaling relation
for the wavelength of fluid-drag ripples across fluids
and planetary bodies: M G A Lapotre, M P Lamb, R
C Ewing, B J McElroy
1510h EP43D-07 Formation of topographically
inverted fluvial deposits on Earth and Mars: A
Hayden, M P Lamb, W W Fischer, R C Ewing, B
J McElroy
1525h EP43D-08 Modeling Surface Processes
Occurring on Moons of the Outer Solar System: O
M Umurhan, O L White, J M Moore, A D Howard,
P Schenk
EP43E
Moscone West 2003
Thursday 1340h
Soil State Characteristics: From
Observations to Data Assimilation
and Modeling II S (joint with A, B, GC, H)
Laura Clemente-Harding, Pennsylvania
State University Main Campus;
Andmorgan Fisher, George Mason
University Fairfax; Michael Lewis,
George Mason University Fairfax
1340h EP43E-01 Design of multiscale soil water
content monitoring networks: T E Franz
1355h EP43E-02 Advances in Measuring Soil
Moisture using Global Navigation Satellite Systems
Interferometric Reflectometry (GNSS-IR): A W
Moore, E E Small, S E Owen, S H Hardman, C
Wong, D J Freeborn, K M Larson
1410h EP43E-03 Analysis of in situ resources
for the Soil Moisture Active Passive Validation
Experiments in 2015 and 2016: M H Cosh, T J
Jackson, A Colliander, R Bindlish, L McKee, D
C Goodrich, J H Prueger, B K Hornbuckle, E J
Coopersmith, C Holifield Collins, J Smith
1425h EP43E-04 SMOS and AMSR-2 soil moisture
evaluation using representative monitoring sites in
southern Australia: J P Walker, M S Mei Sun, C
Rudiger, R Parinussa, T Koike, Y H Kerr
1440h EP43E-05 Making Soil Moisture Sensors
Better for Hydroclimatic Applications: C Xu, K
Zhang, E Hasan, Y Hong
1455h EP43E-06 Optimal Precipitation Merging
to improve Soil Moisture Modeling: A Hazra, P R
Houser, V Maggioni
1510h EP43E-07 On the Comparison of the Global
Surface Soil Moisture product and Land Surface
Modeling: B Delorme Jr, C Ottlé, P Peylin, J Polcher
EP43E-08
Impacts
of
Potential
1525h
Evapotranspiration and Precipitation Patterns on
Downscaling Soil Moisture in Regions with Large
Topographic Relief: J D Niemann, G S Cowley, T
R Green, M S Seyfried, A S Jones, P J Grazaitis
GEODESY
G43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Recent Advances in SAR Technology
for Earth Observation II Posters (joint
with H, NH, S, V)
Jingyi Chen, Stanford University; Zhong
Lu, Southern Methodist University; Lin
Liu, Chinese University of Hong Kong;
Thomas Farr, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
1340h G43A-1036 POSTER Compact SAR and
Small Satellite Solutions for Earth Observation: M
LaRosa, M L’Abbate
1340h G43A-1037 POSTER Cloud storage and
computing resources for the UNAVCO SAR
Archive: S Baker, C J Crosby, C M Meertens
1340h G43A-1038 POSTER ISCE: A Modular,
Reusable Library for Scalable SAR/InSAR
Processing: P S Agram, M Lavalle, E M Gurrola, G
F Sacco, P A Rosen
1340h G43A-1039 POSTER The InSAR Scientific
Computing Environment (ISCE): An Earth
Science SAR Processing Framework, Toolbox, and
Foundry: P S Agram, E M Gurrola, M Lavalle, G F
Sacco, P A Rosen
1340h G43A-1040 POSTER Sentinel-1 Archive and
Processing in the Cloud using the Hybrid Pluggable
Processing Pipeline (HyP3) at the ASF DAAC: S
A Arko, R Hogenson, A Geiger, J Herrmann, B
Buechler, K Hogenson
1340h G43A-1041 POSTER Precise coregistration,
stationary and non-stationary azimuth offsets and
challenges for TOPS time-series analysis: H Fattahi,
P S Agram, M Simons
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1340h G43A-1042 POSTER NASADEM Initial
Production Processing Results: Shuttle Radar
Topography Mission (SRTM) Reprocessing with
Improvements: S Buckley, P S Agram, J E Belz, R
E Crippen, E M Gurrola, S Hensley, M Kobrick, M
Lavalle, J M Martin, M Neumann, Q Nguyen, P A
Rosen, J Shimada, M Simard, W Tung
1340h G43A-1043 POSTER Use of a GPSDerived Troposphere Model to Improve InSAR
Deformation Estimates in the San Gabriel Valley,
California: N Houlie, R Burgmann, G Funning
1340h G43A-1044 POSTER A step-by-step recipe of
band-splitting technique for isolation of ionospheric
signal in L-band InSAR data: M Furuya, T Suzuki,
D Derauw
1340h G43A-1045 POSTER Detection of the midlatitude Sporadic-E signal using GNSS/TEC and
ALOS2 InSAR data: T Suzuki, J Maeda, M Furuya,
K Heki
1340h G43A-1046 POSTER Active-Layer Thickness
estimation in the Yukon–Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska,
via inversion of InSAR data and field measurements:
R J Michaelides, H A Zebker, K M Schaefer, J
Chen, A Parsekian, E E Jafarov, L Liu
1340h G43A-1047 POSTER Study of the QinghaiTibetan Plateau Permafrost Active Layer
Thickening Rate Using ALOS-1/-2 Interferometric
SAR Data: Y Jia, C K Shum, J Kim, Z Lu, C Y Kuo,
L Zhang, X Ding
1340h G43A-1048 POSTER Advances in detecting
localized road damage due to sinkholes induced
by engineering works using high resolution
RASARSAT-2 data: J Chen, H A Zebker, V Lakshmi
1340h G43A-1049 POSTER Detection of Sinkhole
Activity in Central Florida with High SpatialResolution InSAR Time Series Observations: T
Oliver-Cabrera, S Wdowinski, S Kruse
1340h G43A-1050 POSTER Long-term evolution of
Wink sinkholes in West Texas observed by highresolution satellite imagery: J W Kim, Z Lu
1340h G43A-1051 POSTER Efficient Region-Wide
Geohazard Monitoring in Southern California with
Satellite RADAR: M D Henschel, N A Svacina, J
Dudley
1340h G43A-1052 POSTER Evaluation of the
Potentials and Challenges of an Airborne InSAR
System for Deformation Mapping: A Case Study
over the Slumgullion Landslide: N Cao, H Lee, E
Zaugg, R L Shrestha, W E Carter, C L Glennie, G
Wang, Z Lu, J C F Diaz
1340h G43A-1053 POSTER Development of Early
Warning System using Temporal Radar Images
for Debris Flows in Jazan Province, Saudi Arabia:
S Karki, M Sultan, M K Emil, H Harbni, S Saleh, E
Abulfadhael, R Elkadiri, K Chouinard
1340h G43A-1054 POSTER Investigating the Origin
of Natural and Anthropogenic Deformation across
the Nile Delta Using Radar Interferometry, GRACE,
Modeling, and Field data: E Gebremichael, M
Sultan, R Becker, M El Bastawesy, O Cherif, M Emil,
M Ahmed, K Fathy, S Karki, K Chouinard
1340h G43A-1055 POSTER Formation of the 2015
Shenzhen landslide observed by SAR shape from
shading: C Wang
G43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Relativistic Geodesy and Quantum
Sensors for Geodesy I Posters
Jakob Flury, Leibniz University of
Hannover; Jun Ye, JILA, NIST and
University of Colorado; Mark Kasevich,
Stanford University; Pacôme Delva,
SYRTE, Observatoire de Paris
1340h G43B-1057 POSTER Benefits of optical
clocks for high spatial resolution geopotential
determination: G Lion, I Panet, P Wolf, C Guerlin,
S Bize, P Delva
1340h G43B-1058 POSTER Relativistic GLONASS
and geodesy: E M Mazurova, S M Kopeikin, A P
Karpik
1340h G43B-1059 POSTER Semi-analytical Satellite
Orbit Calculation as Possible Alternative for
Numerical Integration: L Biskupek, E Mai
1340h G43B-1060 POSTER Gravity sensing with
Very Long Baseline Atom Interferometry: J Flury,
D Schlippert, W Ertmer, E M Rasel
1340h G43B-1061 POSTER Estimating the Gravity
Field Impact on a 10 m Atom Interferometer : M
Schilling, D Schlippert, C Schubert, E Wodey, W
Ertmer, E M Rasel, J Mueller
1340h G43B-1062 POSTER Optomechanical
gravimeters and gravity gradiometers: F Guzman
Cervantes
1340h G43B-1063 POSTER Status of the planar
electrostatic gradiometer GREMLIT for airborne
geodesy: D Boulanger, B Foulon, V Lebat, A
Bresson, B Christophe
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
G43C
Moscone West 2002
Thursday 1340h
New GNSS Data and Techniques:
Applications in the Earth Sciences II
Jonathan Jones, 0HW2ɝFH; Jianghui
Geng, Wuhan University; Marcelo
Santos, University of New Brunswick;
Felix Teferle, University of Luxembourg
1340h G43C-01 Global Trends and Variability in
Integrated Water Vapor from Ground-Based GPS
Data and Climate Models: O Bock, A C Parracho, S
Bastin, F Hourdin
1355h G43C-02 Space and ground-based GNSS
activities at NOAA: L Cucurull
1410h G43C-03 Multi-GNSS Real-Time Precise
Point Positioning Services and its Application for
Geohazard Early Warning: M Ge, X Li, L Yang, K
Chen, H Schuh
1425h G43C-04 Benchmark Campaign of the
COST Action GNSS4SWEC: Main Goals and
Achievements: G Dick, J Dousa, M Kacmarik, E
Pottiaux, F Zus, H H Brenot, G Moeller, J Kaplon, L
Morel, P Hordyniec
1440h G43C-05 The impact of higher-order
ionospheric effects on estimated tropospheric
parameters in PPP: F Zus, Z Deng, J Wickert
1455h G43C-06 The New IGS Ionospheric
Fluctuation Maps Product and its Scientific
Application: I Cherniak, K Andrzej, I Zakharenkova
1510h G43C-07 What can we achieve from multiGNSS for seismological studies? A case study from
combined GPS and GLONASS: J Geng
1525h G43C-08 GPS and GLONASS 1 Hz phase rate
observations to study high latitudes ionospheric
irregularities : R Ghoddousi-Fard, P Prikryl, K S
Jacobsen, F Lahaye
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE
GC43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Advancing Greenhouse Gas Emission
Inventories in the Agriculture,
Forestry, and Other Land Use Sector
for Reporting to the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate
Change II Posters (joint with B, IN, PA, SI)
Grant Domke, US Forest Service
St. Paul; Stephen Ogle, Colorado
State University; Thomas Wirth,
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington DC
1340h GC43A-1143 POSTER Sustainable Milk
and Meat Production while Reducing Methane
Emissions from Livestock Enteric Fermentation:
O A Castelan-Ortega, L T Molina, P E PedrazaBeltrán, G Hernández-Pineda, J C Ku-Vera, M
Benaouda, M Gonzalez-Ronquillo
1340h GC43A-1144 POSTER Assessment of the
potential REDD+ as a new international support
measure for GHG reduction: Y Kim, J Ahn, H Kim
1340h GC43A-1145 POSTER Testing the reduction
of methane emissions from alternate wetting and
drying in rice fields: two years of eddy covariance
measurements from Arkansas: M Roby, B Runkle,
K Suvocarev, C Reavis, M L Reba
1340h GC43A-1146 POSTER CO2 Emissions in an
Oil Palm Plantation on Tropical Peat in Malaysia:
M Leclerc, G Zhang, N M Jantan, M H Harun, N
Kamarudin, Y M Choo
1340h GC43A-1147 POSTER OBSERVING
CARBON DIOXIDE FLUXES ON A CORN
FIELD AND A NATIVE SAVANNA IN THE
COLOMBIAN ORINOCO RIVER REGION
USING EDDY COVARIANCE: L A MoralesRincon, R Jimenez-Pizarro, N Rodríguez
GC43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Biota and Biogeochemical Cycling:
Ecological Patterns and Processes
across Scales in the Arctic II Posters
(joint with B)
-H΍UH\.HUE\, Dartmouth College;
Howard Epstein, University of Virginia;
Marion Bret-Harte, University of Alaska
Fairbanks; Sally MacIntyre, University
of California Santa Barbara
1340h GC43B-1148 POSTER Variability in Surface
Energy Dynamics and Soil Climate Through
Differing Vegetation Types in an Alaskan Tundra
Ecosystem: C Buszta, M M Loranty, A V Rocha, S
Curasi
1340h GC43B-1149 POSTER Assessing Seedling
Recruitment in Retrogressive Thaw Slumps in the
Alaskan Low Arctic: D C Huebner, M S Bret-Harte
1340h GC43B-1150 POSTER Tundra fire disturbance
homogonizes belowground food web structure,
function and dynamics: J C Moore, Y Pressler, A
Koltz, A Asmus, R Simpson
1340h GC43B-1151 POSTER Summer warming and
changes in snow depth is reflected in the growth
rings of Alaskan tundra shrubs (Toolik Lake): A
Buchwal, J M Welker
1340h GC43B-1152 POSTER Effects of soil warming
on CO2 efflux in tundra soil: Response to a 2015
episodic event: Y Kim, S J Park, B M Kim, M H Cho,
R Suzuki, B Y Lee, J E Walsh
1340h GC43A-1134 POSTER A Tale of Two Forest
Carbon Assessments in the eastern United States:
Forest Use versus Cover as a Metric of Change : C
W Woodall, B F Walters, M Russell, J Coulston, G
M Domke, A W D’Amato, P Sowers
1340h GC43A-1135 POSTER Estimating on
Management Practices (Tillage and Flooding)
Effects for Assessing Methane Mitigation from
Rice-paddy Soil: On Modeling Approach: W
Hwang, S Hyun, H MIN, J G Kim, K Cho
1340h GC43A-1136 POSTER Modelling of
greenhouse gases emission in rice paddy of South
Korea by DNDC model and RCP 8.5 scenario: H
MIN, J G Kim, W Hwang
1340h GC43A-1137 POSTER Estimating Regional
and National-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emissions
in the Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use
(AFOLU) Sector using the ‘Agricultural and Land
Use (ALU) Tool’: S Spencer, S M Ogle, T C Wirth,
G Sivakami
1340h GC43A-1138 POSTER Carbon burial in salt
marshes following tidal restriction: A case study
from Cape Cod, Massachusetts: K M Sanks, M E
Gonneea, K D Kroeger, A C Spivak, D Roberts
1340h GC43A-1139 POSTER Restoring Tides to
Avoid Methane Emissions in Degraded Wetlands:
A Potent and Untapped Climate Intervention: K D
Kroeger, S Crooks, S Moseman-Valtierra, J Tang
1340h GC43A-1140 POSTER An Evaluation of
Site-specific and Generalized Spatial Models of
Aboveground Forest Biomass Based on Landsat
Time-series and LiDAR Strip Samples in the
Eastern U.S.A.: R K Deo, G M Domke, M Russell, H
E Andersen, W B Cohen
1340h GC43A-1141 POSTER Attribution of Net
Carbon Change by Disturbance Type across Forest
Lands of the Continental United States: S C Hagen,
N Harris, S S Saatchi, G M Domke, C W Woodall,
T Pearson
1340h GC43A-1142 POSTER Inclusion of Coastal
Wetlands within the Inventory of United States
Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks : S Crooks,
T C Wirth, N Herold, B Bernal, J R Holmquist, T
Troxler, P Megonigal, A Sutton-Grier, M Muth, S
Emmett-Mattox
1340h GC43B-1153 POSTER Spatial Variability,
Drivers, and Scale-Mismatch of Tundra Greenup
Phenology at a Landscape Extent : J Kerby
1340h GC43B-1154 POSTER Linking Arctic
plant biodiversity measurements with landscape
heterogeneity: F Gerber, G Schaepman-Strub, R
Furrer
1340h GC43B-1155 POSTER Nitrogen Isotope
Evidence for a Shift in Eastern Beringian Nitrogen
Cycle after the Terminal Pleistocene: F Tahmasebi,
F J Longstaffe, G Zazula
1340h GC43B-1156 POSTER Shrubs stimulate
heterotrophic respiration in arctic soils: C A
Phillips, N Wurzburger
1340h GC43B-1157 POSTER Evidence for increasing
desiccation of vegetation in Greenland?: J A
Thompson, L Koenig
GC43B-1158 POSTER
Physiological
1340h
response curves reveal differences among season
advancement and timing of grazing experimental
treatments in a coastal Alaskan wetland: A J Leffler,
K Kelsey, K H Beard, R T Choi, J M Welker
1340h GC43B-1159 POSTER Snow melt water use
and tundra plant gas exchange: An ecohydrological
perspective on vegetation changes in the Arctic: R G
Jespersen, A J Leffler, J M Welker
1340h GC43B-1160 POSTER Greenhouse Gas
(CO2, CH4 & N2O) Feedbacks are Regulated by
Phenological Changes in Herbivore-Vegetation
Interactions in Alaskan Coastal Tundra: K Kelsey,
A J Leffler, K H Beard, K B Lynoe, R T Choi, J M
Welker
1340h GC43B-1162 POSTER A model of growth and
carbon storage in Eriophorum Vaginatum L.: S R
Curasi, A V Rocha, D Bolster, N Fetcher, T Parker
1340h GC43B-1163 POSTER Challenges for
circumpolar landcover mapping with remotely
sensed data: A Bartsch, B Widhalm, A Höfler, C
Kroisleitner, A M Trofaier
1340h GC43B-1164 POSTER Carbon and Nitrogen
Pools of Soil and Fine Roots across Alaskan Tundra
and Boreal Forest Ecosystems.: L A McCulloch, M
M Loranty, C L Cardelús, S Natali, A L Kholodov
1340h GC43B-1165 POSTER Flowpath of Snowmelt
Water in an Ice-Covered Arctic Lake: A Cortes, S
MacIntyre, S Sadro
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h GC43B-1166 POSTER Discerning spatial and
temporal LAI and clear-sky FAPAR variability
during summer at the Toolik Lake vegetation
monitoring grid (North Slope, Alaska): B Heim, A
L Beamish, D A Walker, H E Epstein, T Sachs, S
Chabrillat, M Buchhorn, A Prakash
1340h GC43B-1167 POSTER Drivers and Impacts
of Ecological Change on the Yukon-Kuskokwim
Delta, Alaska: G V Frost Jr, U S Bhatt, T Jorgenson,
M J Macander, M A Whitley, R Loehman
GC43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Global and Regional Water-FoodEnergy Security under Changing
Environments III Posters (joint with B,
H, PA, SI)
Yoshihide Wada, Utrecht University;
Michael Puma, Columbia University of
New York; Martina Flörke, University of
Kassel; Michelle van Vliet, Wageningen
UR
1340h GC43C-1168 POSTER Population growth is a
variable open to change: M Potts
1340h GC43C-1169 POSTER Global and CountryLevel Fragility to Major Disruptions in Crop
Production: M J Puma, Y Wada, S Y Chon, B I
Cook, J M Nordbotten
1340h GC43C-1170 POSTER Interannual variability
of crop water footprint: M Tuninetti, S Tamea, F
Laio, L Ridolfi
1340h GC43C-1171 POSTER Climate Change and
the Central American Mid-summer Drought – The
Importance of Changing Precipitation Patterns for
Food and Water Security: E P Maurer, I T Stewart,
W Sundstrom, C M Bacon
1340h GC43C-1172 POSTER Climate change
impact on operation of dams and hydroelectricity
generation in the Northeastern United States: N
Ehsani, C J Vorosmarty, B M Fekete
1340h GC43C-1173 POSTER BRAZILIAN COFFEE
PRODUCTION AS FUNCTION OF GLOBAL
WARMING.: H S Pinto, E L Alfonsi Sr, W M V
Alfonsi, A M H D Avila, V R Pereira
1340h GC43C-1174 POSTER The Water-Use
Implications of a Changing Power Sector: R Peer,
K Sanders
1340h GC43C-1175 POSTER Impacts of climate
change in the sugarcane production in the centersouth macro-region of Brazil: V R Pereira, J Zullo
Jr, A Koga-Vicente
1340h GC43C-1176 POSTER The Characteristic and
Impact of the Change in Consumption of Roughage
for China in Recent Years: R Sun
1340h GC43C-1177 POSTER On the Edge: the Impact
of Climate Change, Climate Extremes, and Climatedriven Disturbances on the Food-Energy-Water
Nexus in the Colorado River Basin: K E Bennett, N
G McDowell, V C Tidwell, C Xu, K Solander, A K
Jonko, C J Wilson, R S Middleton
1340h GC43C-1178 POSTER Using a Water Balance
Model to Bound Potential Irrigation Development
in the Upper Blue Nile Basin: A Jain Figueroa, D
McLaughlin
1340h GC43C-1179 POSTER Quantifying Crop
Specific Blue and Green Water Footprints and the
Spatial Allocation of Virtual Water in China: J Pan,
T Smith, D McLaughlin
1340h GC43C-1180 POSTER Spatially Explicit
Assessment of Agricultural Water Equilibrium in
Korea Peninsula : C H Lim, S J Lee, W K Lee, W Lee
1340h GC43C-1181 POSTER Evolution of agricultural
water use in India: a systems approach: T Hora, N B
Basu
1340h GC43C-1182 POSTER Future water supply
and demand in response to climate change and
agricultural expansion in Texas: K Lee, T Zhou, H
Gao, M Huang
1340h GC43C-1183 POSTER Supplemental irrigation
as an initiative to support water and food security:
A global evaluation of the potential to support
and increase precipitation-fed wheat production:
M Smilovic, T P Gleeson, J F Adamowski, C
Langhorn, S W Kienzle
1340h GC43C-1184 POSTER Tap water isotopes
reveal the San Francisco Bay Area’s plumbing
and responses to a major drought: B J Tipple, M
Y Jameel, T H Chau, C J Mancuso, G J Bowen, A
Dufour, L A Chesson, J R Ehleringer
1340h GC43C-1185 POSTER Quantifying the
Impacts of Droughts on the Electricity Sector and
its Associated Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the
American West: J E Herrera-Estrada, J Sheffield
1340h GC43C-1186 POSTER How much will be
economic impact of climate change on water
resources? A Meta-Analytic Review of previous
literature: S Yoshikawa, Y Iseri, S Kanae
1340h GC43C-1188 POSTER Limits to global
groundwater consumption: I de Graaf MSc, L P
Van Beek, E Sutanudjaja, Y Wada, M F Bierkens
1340h GC43C-1189 POSTER An Assessment of
Global Electric-Sector Water Demands to 2100
under the Latest Scenarios: N Ando, S Yoshikawa,
S Kanae
1340h GC43C-1190 POSTER Bias correction
applied to regional models of climate change: An
approach based on the Generalized Extreme Value
Distribution: A M H D Avila, G C Blain, V R
Pereira, H S Pinto
1340h GC43C-1191 POSTER Clustering of Global
Climate Models outputs as a tool for scenario-based
risk assessment: V R Pereira, J Zullo Jr, A M H D
Avila
1340h GC43C-1192 POSTER Evaluation of Historical
and Projected Agricultural Climate Risk Over the
Continental US: X Zhu, T J Troy, N Devineni
GC43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Linking Water with Economy:
Examining Emerging Practices, Policy,
and Research in Water Footprint
Assessment Posters (joint with H, PA, SI)
Ashok Chapagain, Water Footprint
Network; Benjamin Ruddell, Arizona
State University; Krishna Paudel,
Louisiana State University; Henry
Jordaan, University of the Free State
1340h GC43E-1207 POSTER Assessment of climate
and land use change impacts on surface water
runoff and connectivity in a continuous permafrost
catchment on the Arctic Coastal Plain, Alaska: A
Gaedeke, C D Arp, A K Liljedahl, R P Daanen, M
S Whitman
1340h GC43E-1208 POSTER Quantifying Direct and
Indirect Impact of Future Climate on Sub-Arctic
Hydrology: A M Endalamaw, W R Bolton, J M
Young-Robertson, D Morton, L D Hinzman
1340h GC43E-1209 POSTER Relationship between
the Bering Strait Throughflow and Salinity in the
Bering Sea in an Atmosphere-Ocean-Ice Coupled
Model: Y Kawai, S Osafune, S Masuda, Y Komuro
GC43F
Moscone West 3003
Thursday 1340h
Climate Variability and the African
Environment, Water Resources, and
Food Security II S
Charles Ichoku, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Robinson Mugo, Regional
Centre for Mapping of Resources
for Development; Tsegaye Tadesse,
University of Nebraska Lincoln; Edward
Beighley, Northeastern University
1340h GC43F-01 Influence of the 2015-16 El Niño
on the African Climate: W M Thiaw
1340h GC43D-1193 POSTER Impacts of effluent
from Carlsbad Desalination Plant on the coastal
biology and chemistry in a in-situ study of pre- and
post-discharge: K L Petersen, N Heck, A Paytan, D
C Potts
1355h GC43F-02 What role does evaporative
demand play in driving drought in Africa?: M
Hobbins, S Shukla, A McNally, D McEvoy, J L
Huntington, G J Husak, C C Funk, G B Senay, J P
Verdin, T Jansma, C Dewes
1340h GC43D-1194 POSTER Characterization of the
Virtual Water Commodity Network of Major U.S.
Cities: S Garcia, I C Ahams, B L Ruddell, A Mejia
1410h GC43F-03 Advancing Integrated African
Early Warning Science and Climate Services: C C
Funk, J P Verdin, G Galu, D Macharia, S Shukla,
L Harrison, A McNally, C D Peters-Lidard, F R
Robertson, J B Roberts, D H Pedreros, G J Husak, P
Peterson, S Peterson, G Ederer, M F Landsfeld
1340h GC43D-1195 POSTER Private sector
embedded water risk: Merging the corn supply
chain network and regional watershed depletion: T
Kim, K A Brauman, J Schmitt, A L Goodkind, T M
Smith
1340h GC43D-1196 POSTER Estimating ecological
water stress caused by anthropogenic uses in the US
Great Lakes region: S Alian, A S Mayer, A Maclean,
D W Watkins Jr, R Gyawali, A Mirchi
1340h GC43D-1197 POSTER Developing the greatest
Blue Economy: Water productivity, fresh water
depletion, and virtual water trade in the Great Lakes
basin: A S Mayer, B L Ruddell, S T Mubako
GC43E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
The Arctic Freshwater System: Past,
Present, and Future II Posters (joint
with A, C, H, OS)
Hotaek PARK, Japan Agency for MarineEarth Science & Technology; Daqing
Yang, National Hydrology Research
Center, Environment Canada; Chris
Spence, National Hydrology Research
Center, Environment Canada
1340h GC43E-1198 POSTER The Biogeochemical
Response to Inter-decadal Atmospheric Forcing
Across Watershed Scales in Canada’s Subarctic : C
Spence
1340h GC43E-1199 POSTER Isotopic and Chemical
Identification of Hydrological Pathways in a
Watershed Underlain by Shallow Discontinuous
Permafrost: C A Arendt, J M Heikoop, B D
Newman, C J Wilson, D E Graham, B Dafflon, S D
Wullschleger, L Charsley-Groffman, G Altman
1340h GC43E-1200 POSTER Chemical and Isotopic
Characterization of Surface Water and Active
Layer Pore Water in a Tundra Landscape, Barrow,
Alaska, USA: B D Newman, J M Heikoop, H
Throckmorton, C A Arendt, D E Graham, C J
Wilson, S D Wullschleger
1340h GC43E-1201 POSTER Understanding Flow
and Transport in Ice Wedge Polygons Using
Tracers: N A Wales, B D Newman, C J Wilson, J
D Gomez-Velez
1340h GC43E-1202 POSTER Heat Transport from
Large Northern Rivers to the Arctic Ocean: D Yang
1340h GC43E-1203 POSTER Climate warming
induced changes in terrestrial Arctic river ice
thickness and phenology: H PARK, Y Yoshikawa, K
Oshima, D Yang
1340h GC43E-1204 POSTER Formation and Demise
of an Icing-Dammed Proglacial Lake on Bylot
Island, Nunavut, Canada: M K Blade, B Moorman
1340h GC43E-1205 POSTER Modeled and measured
linkages between glaciers, permafrost and
hydrology in a subarctic watershed, Interior Alaska:
A Gaedeke, A K Liljedahl, S O’Neel, T A Douglas,
T Gatesman, R P Daanen, J Zhang, S W Campbell
1340h GC43E-1206 POSTER Application of the
TopoFlow model to two sub-basins of the Caribou
Poker Creek Research Watershed: E E Jafarov, S D
Peckham, M Stoica, W R Bolton, A M Endalamaw
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1445h GC43F-05 Impacts of multiple global
environmental changes on African crop yield and
water use efficiency: Implications to food and water
security: S Pan, J Yang, J Zhang, R Xu, S R S Dangal,
B Zhang, H Tian
1500h GC43F-06 First highlights of the DynamicsAerosol-Chemistry-Cloud Interactions in West
Africa (DACCIWA) field campaigns: C Liousse, P
Knippertz, C Flamant, J Adon, A Akpo, I AnnesiMaesano, E Assamoi, A Baeza, B Julien, M Bedou,
B J Brooks, J Y C Chiu, C Chiron, H Coe, S Danuor,
J Djossou, M J Evans, B Fayomi, A H Fink, C GalyLacaux, E Gardrat, O Jegede, N Kalthoff, M Kedote,
S Keita, K Kouame, A Konare, J F Leon, C H Mari, F
Lohou, L Roblou, H Schlager, A Schwarzenboeck, E
N Toure, Y Veronique
GC43F-07
Aerosol-radiation-cloud
1520h
interactions in the South-East Atlantic: first results
from the ORACLES-2016 deployment and plans for
future activities: J Redemann, R Wood, P Zuidema,
J M Haywood, S Piketh, P Formenti, S Abel
GC43G
Moscone West 2022/2024
Thursday 1340h
Schneider Lecture S (Virtual Session)
David Cairns, Texas A&M University
College Station; Rong Fu, University
of Texas at Austin; Ellen MosleyThompson, Ohio State University Main
Campus; Ali Omar, NASA Langley
Research Center
1340h GC43G-01 Connecting Climate Science to
Policy: from Global Food Production to the US
Supreme Court: D S Battisti
GEOMAGNETISM,
PALEOMAGNETISM AND
ELECTROMAGNETISM
GP43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Imaging the Crust using Magnetic,
Gravity, and Electromagnetic
Methods III Posters
Claire Bouligand, Université Grenoble
Alpes; Megan Anderson, Colorado
College; Jared Peacock, U.S. Geological
Survey; Alain Plattner, California State
University Fresno
1340h GP43A-1210 POSTER EMAG2-v3: A new
global compilation of lithospheric magnetic
anomalies: B Meyer, R W Saltus, A Chulliat
1340h GP43A-1211 POSTER Regional Modelling
of the China Geomagnetic Field using Harmonic
Splines: L Feng
1340h GP43A-1212 POSTER Distribution of the
Magnetic Anomaly for the Swarm Satellite in China
and Adjacent Area: C Wang, B Chen, J Yuan
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h GP43A-1213 POSTER Spatial Distribution
and Secular Variation of Geomagnetic Filed in
China Described by the CHAOS-6 Model and its
Error Analysis: Z Wang, Z Gu, B Chen, J Yuan, C
Wang
1340h GP43A-1214 POSTER The Lithospheric
Magnetic Field and Structure Along the ErlianhaoteRizhao Profile in China: J Yuan, Z Gu, B Chen, R
Xu, Z Ni, Z Wang, C Wang
1340h GP43A-1215 POSTER Crustal density contrast
detection by global gravity and topography models
and in-situ gravity observations: S J Claessens
1340h GP43A-1216 POSTER Using gravity data to
estimate the density of surface rocks of Taiwan
region: Y T Lo, Y Horng -Yen
1340h GP43A-1217 POSTER Usefulness of
gravity modeling for Moho depth determination:
application to Italy: G Vlahovic, E Brandmayr
1340h GP43A-1218 POSTER Gravity-derived Highresolution Moho Model for Greenland: R Steffen,
G Strykowski, B Lund
1340h GP43A-1219 POSTER Estimating the
Subsurface Basement Topography of Dodge
County, Wisconsin Using Three Dimensional
Modeling of Gravity and Aeromagnetic Data : E
MacAlister, J Skalbeck, E Stewart
1340h GP43A-1220 POSTER Integrated geophysical
study for subsurface characterization of basement in
the Cherokee platform, northeastern Oklahoma: P
Ratre, B Tapp
1340h GP43A-1222 POSTER Forward Modelling of
Long-wavelength Magnetic Anomaly Contributions
from the Upper Mantle: C M Idoko, J A Conder, E
C Ferre, S A Friedman
1340h GP43A-1223 POSTER Could the Mantle
Under Island Arcs Contribute to Long Wavelength
Magnetic Anomalies?: S A Friedman, E C Ferre, F
Martin-Hernandez, J M Feinberg, J A Conder
1340h GP43A-1224 POSTER Lithospheric Structure
Beneath The Central Africa Shear Zone And Its
Surrounding In Cameroon Deduced From Satellite
Gravity Data : J F Goussi, E A Atekwana, M G
Abdelsalam, D Bisso
1340h GP43A-1225 POSTER Subsurface structures
of the active reverse fault zones in Japan inferred
from gravity anomalies.: N Matsumoto, A Sawada,
Y Hiramatsu, S Okada, T Tanaka, R Honda
1340h GP43A-1226 POSTER Insights from PotentialField Data on the Structural Framework of the
Sacramento Delta, California: V E Langenheim, D
McPhee, R W Graymer, M A Roberts
1340h GP43A-1227 POSTER On the Superficial
Geological Processes in South Offshore Taiwan in
Lights of the High-Resolution Shipborne Gravity
and Numerical Modelling: T Lien, E T Y Chang, E
Tan, C S Liu, L F Lin, H H Hsieh, W C Han
1340h GP43A-1228 POSTER Application of indexes
of underground structure using land gravity data
to the Eastern Boundary Fault zone of the Shonai
Plain, northeastern Japan.: T Tanaka, Y Hiramatsu,
N Matsumoto, R Honda, S Wada, A Sawada, S
Okada
GP43A-1229
POSTER
Geophysical
1340h
interpretation of the Caribbean plate and Gulf of
Mexico from reprocessed potential field data: A
Garcia-REYES, J Dyment, E Thebault
1340h GP43A-1230 POSTER Age and Origin of the
Eastern Galicia Magnetic Anomaly (NW Spain):
Constraints on the Understanding of the Central
Iberian Arc: P Ayarza, J R Martinez-Catalan, J
J Villalain, F Alvarez Lobato, M Durán-Oreja, P
Joven Romero
GP43A-1231
POSTER
Geophysical
1340h
Framework of a Rare Earth Element Enriched
Terrane, Mountain Pass, California: K M Denton,
D A Ponce, J Peacock, D M Miller, J S Miller
1340h GP43A-1232 POSTER Aeromagnetic
expression of rare earth element (REE) deposits in
New Mexico, USA : M Li
1340h GP43A-1233 POSTER Magnetic minerals’
classification for sources of magnetic anomalies: G
Kletetschka, M A Wieczorek
1340h GP43A-1234 POSTER A Comparison of
Resistivity Imaging Techniques Using 1D, 2D and
3D MT Inversions in the Middle Rio Grande Rift,
NM: M Folsom, J Pepin, M A Person, S Kelley, J
Peacock, J Peacock
1340h GP43A-1235 POSTER Magnetotelluric
imaging of lithospheric modification due to late
Cenozoic extension in the Rio Grande Rift, New
Mexico, USA: D W Feucht, P Bedrosian, A F
Sheehan
1340h GP43A-1236 POSTER Q-bursts as Tools to
Detect Structures of Anisotropic Conductivities
in the Earth’s Crust: V Barta, J Bor, B Ludván, P
Steinbach, A Novák, G Satori
1340h GP43A-1237 POSTER Analysis of Anomalous
Phases in Magnetotelluric Responses in terms of
Rotational Properties: T Okazaki, R Yoshimura, N
Oshiman
1340h GP43A-1238 POSTER Coupling Flow
& Transport Modeling with Electromagnetic
Geophysics to Better Understand Crustal
Permeability: J Pepin, M Folsom, M A Person, S
Kelley, J D Gomez-Velez, J Peacock
2016
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GP43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Magnetic Methods and
New Developments in
Magnetostratigraphy to Assign
Chronology of Geological Processes I
Posters (joint with GC)
Luigi Jovane, USP University of Sao
Paulo; Wout Krijgsman, Utrecht
University; Kenneth Kodama, Lehigh
University; Rixiang Zhu, Institute of
Geology and Geophysics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences
1340h GP43B-1239 POSTER Roots of forbs sense
climate fluctuations in the semi-arid Loess Plateau:
Herb-chronology based analysis: S Shi
1340h GP43B-1240 POSTER Scanning SQUID
microscopy as a new tool for sub-millimeter scale
magnetostratigraphy: An application to unveil the
growth process of marine ferromanganese crusts
and its future potential: H Oda, A Noguchi, Y
Yamamoto, A Usui, M Sato, J Kawai
1340h GP43B-1241 POSTER Complex Magnetic
Behavior and Cyclostratigraphy: Reconciling
Magnetostratigraphic Ambiguity in a Paleoclimate
Archive in Central Asia: V Verestek, E Appel, K
Frisch, S Voigt
1340h GP43B-1242 POSTER Straits to Extinction.
Integrated
Magneto-Bio-Stratigraphy
and
Cyclostratigraphy Studies Reveal the Destructive
Power of Marine Gateways : D Palcu, D Simon, A
C da Silva, S V Popov, L Golovina, W Krijgsman
1340h GP43B-1243 POSTER Magnetic study of
a recent levee in the Bengal Fan (8°N, IODP Site
U1454): L Meynadier, J F Savian, P A Selkin, B
T Reilly, H Lantzsch, H Saur, A Galy, C FranceLanord, V Spiess, A Klaus
1340h GP43B-1244 POSTER Astrochronology
of a Late Oligocene to Early Miocene
Magnetostratigraphy from the Northwest Atlantic:
T E van Peer, C Xuan, D Liebrand, P C Lippert, P
A Wilson
1340h GP43B-1245 POSTER Oligocene–Early
Miocene Magnetochronology of the Mammalian
Faunas in the Lanzhou Basin—Environmental
Changes in the NE Margin of the Tibetan Plateau:
P Zhang, H Ao, M J Dekkers, Y Li, Z An
1340h GP43B-1246 POSTER HIGH-RESOLUTION
INTEGRATED MAGNETOBIOSTRATIGRAPHY
OF A NEW MIDDLE EOCENE SECTION FROM
THE SOUTHERN BRANCH OF THE NEO7(7+<6 (/$=,ß %$6,1 (/$=,ß 3529,1&(
TURKEY): D Rodelli, L Jovane, E Özcan, M
Giorgioni, R Coccioni, F Frontalini, E Siciliano, A
Brogi, R Catanzariti, G Less, M A Rostami
1340h GP43B-1247 POSTER New paleomagnetic
results constrain the Cenozoic episodic uplift
and evolution kinematics between the Pamir and
Southwest Tien Shan: D Liu, H Li, Z Sun, Y Cao Jr,
J Pan, M L Chevalier
1340h GP43B-1248 POSTER Late Cenozoic Uplift
of the Chinese South Tian Shan: Insight from
Magnetostratigraphy and Sedimentology: X Chen,
H Chen, X G Cheng, S Zhongyue, X Lin
1340h GP43B-1249 POSTER Geomagnetic Reversals
of the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous Captured
in a North China Core: T Kuhn, R R Fu, D V Kent,
P E Olsen
1340h GP43B-1250 POSTER A high resolution
magnetostratigraphic profile across the PermianTriassic boundary in the Southern Sydney Basin,
eastern Australia: M E Belica, E Tohver, R Nicoll, S
W Denyszyn, S Pisarevsky, A D George
GP43B-1251
POSTER
Tectonic,
1340h
astrochronostratigraphic, and biostratigraphic
implications of the paleomagnetic polarity reversal
stratigraphy of the Late Triassic Bigoudine
Formation (Argana Basin, Morocco): P E Olsen,
M Et-Touhami, D V Kent, P M LeTourneau, S J
Fowell, W K Witte, J H Whiteside
Review
of
1340h GP43B-1252 POSTER
Paleomagnetic Age Constraints of Mid-Continent
Rift Strata, Upper Midwestern United States: E
Houlihan, A Runkel, J M Feinberg, C A Cowan, S
Titus
GP43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Magnetic Mysteries: From the Origin
of the Hawaiian Emperor Bend to the
Source of Marine Magnetic Anomalies
II Posters (joint with DI, OS, T, V)
Richard Gordon, Rice University;
Antony Morris, Plymouth University;
Jason Phipps Morgan, Royal Holloway
University of London; 0DUFR0DɝRQH,
Utrecht University
1340h GP43C-1254 POSTER Marine Magnetic
Anomaly and Magnetization of the Subducting
Pacific Plate on the Seaward Slope of the Japan
Trench: T Fujiwara, Y N Kido
1340h GP43C-1255 POSTER Updating the
Geomagnetic Polarity Time Scale with Marine
Magnetic Anomalies (Chrons C13-C33, 33-83 Ma):
A Progress Report: K W Quigley, A Malinverno
1340h GP43C-1256 POSTER Paleomagnetic and
Rock Magnetic Results From In-Situ Oceanic
Gabbro from Atlantis Bank: IODP Expedition 360:
J Bowles, A Morris, M Tivey, I Expedition 360
Scientists
1340h GP43C-1257 POSTER Paleolatitudinal
Constraints from Eocene to Recent Sediments
Cored in the Equatorial Pacific on IODP Expeditions
320 and 321: G Acton, C Richter, Y Yamamoto, C
Ohneiser, T Yamazaki, J E T Channell, H F Evans, K
E Petronotis, E P Guidry
1340h GP43C-1258 POSTER New Evidence that
the Emperor Seamount Chain Records Motion of
the Pacific Plate Relative to the Deep Mantle: R G
Gordon, L Seidman, L Zheng, B C Horner-Johnson
1340h GP43C-1259 POSTER Global Plate Motions
Relative to the Hotspots since 48 Ma B.P. from
Simultaneous Inversion of Hotspot Tracks in the
Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans Constrained to
Consistency with Known Relative Plate Motions: R
G Gordon, E A L Koivisto
2016
H43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Large-Scale Watershed Modeling and
Data Uncertainty on Hydrologic and
Water Quality Processes II Posters
Haw Yen, Texas A & M University; Daren
Harmel, USDA-ARS; Michael White,
USDA-ARS; -H΍UH\$UQROG, USDA-ARS
1340h H43A-1392 POSTER Assessing Hydrological
Uncertainties Using the SWAT Model to Simulate
Streamflow Over the Alpine Himalayas: V
Lakshmi, B Kumar, K C Patra
1340h H43A-1393 POSTER An Improved Method
for Interpretation of Concentration-Discharge
Relationships in Riverine Water-Quality Data: Q
Zhang, C J Harman, W P Ball
1340h H43A-1394 POSTER Ensemble Modeling
of Suspended Sediment in Steep Mountain
Catchments: J Stewart, W J Raseman, J R Kasprzyk,
B Livneh
1340h H43A-1395 POSTER QUANTIFYING
THE UNCERTAINTY IN STREAMFLOW
PREDICTIONS USING SWAT FOR BRAZOS–
COLORADO COASTAL WATERSHED, TEXAS:
D Mandal, N Bhatia, R K Srivastav
1340h GP43C-1260 POSTER Current Global
Absolute Plate Velocities Inferred from the Trends
of Hotspot Tracks: Implications for Motion
between Groups of Hotspots and Comparison and
Combination with Absolute Velocities Inferred
from the Orientation of Seismic Anisotropy: C
Wang, R G Gordon, L Zheng
1340h H43A-1396 POSTER Hydrologic simulation
and runoff components analysis over a cold
mountainous area in Southwest China with TRMM
3B4V7: W Xuan
1340h GP43C-1261 POSTER Plume Flux, Spreading
Rate, and Obliquity of Seafloor Spreading: T Zhang,
R G Gordon
1340h H43A-1397 POSTER Using a Data-Driven
Approach to Understand the Interaction between
Catchment Characteristics and Water Quality
Responses: A W Western, A Lintern, S Liu, D Ryu,
J A Webb, P Leahy, P Wilson, D Waters, U BendeMichl, M Watson
1340h GP43C-1262 POSTER Pacific Plate
Deformation due to Plate Motion Relative to the
Spin Axis on a Nonspherical Earth: D Woodworth,
R G Gordon
1340h H43A-1398 POSTER Assessing Potential Land
Suitability for Surface Irrigation using Groundwater
in Ethiopia: A W Worqlul, J Jeong, J Osorio, T
Gerik, D Yihun, R Srinivan, N Clark
1340h GP43C-1263 POSTER The Role of Deep
Mantle Flow in Shaping the Hawaiian-Emperor
Bend: R Hassan, D Müller, M Gurnis, S Williams,
N E Flament
1340h H43A-1399 POSTER Soil water transmission
under rain infiltration on a steep, unchanneled
hillslope: S Y Yang, C D Jan
GP43D
Moscone South 302
Thursday 1340h
Recent Advances in Environmental
and Biogeomagnetism I
France Lagroix, Institut de Physique du
Globe de Paris; Yongxin Pan, Institute
of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences; Christoph Geiss,
Trinity College; John Tarduno, University
of Rochester
1340h GP43D-01 Ancient origin of microbial
biomineralization and magnetotaxis: W Lin, G A
Paterson, D A Bazylinski, R Zhu, J L Kirschvink, Y
Pan
1355h GP43D-02 The demise of a diverse
magnetofossil assemblage across the EoceneOligocene Transition in a Northwest Atlantic
sediment drift.: P C Lippert, V E Taylor, S M
Bohaty, C Wagner, C Xuan, P A Wilson
1410h GP43D-03 Dependence of Bacterial
Magnetosome
Morphology
on
Chemical
Conditions in Deep-sea Sediments: T Yamazaki, Y
Suzuki, N Kawamura
1425h GP43D-04 Widespread occurrence of
magnetic nanoparticle inclusions in marine
sediments and their importance in paleomagnetic
and environmental magnetic studies: L Chang, A
P Roberts, D Heslop, J LI, A Hayashida, X Zhao, Q
Huang
1440h GP43D-05 Research strategies and
quantitative methods in environmental magnetism:
I Lascu, J R Muraszko, R J Harrison, K K
McLauchlan
1455h GP43D-06 Simulation of soil iron oxide
production via alteration of ferrihydrite confirms
direct formation of maghemite and partially
oxidized magnetite—Implication for magnetic
enhancement models: S K Banerjee, J Smale, D
Bilardello, J M Feinberg, J A Soltis
1510h GP43D-07 Environmental magnetic
records of the Dali Lake borehole sequence in
Inner Mongolia and implications for paleoclimatic
variations in the semi-arid East Asia since the
last deglaciation: S Liu, C Deng, J Xiao, J LI, G A
Paterson, L Chang, L Yi, H Qin, Y Pan, R Zhu
1525h GP43D-08 A Preliminary Rock Magnetic
Geothermometer to Evaluate Seismic Heating
Signatures: Example from the Japan Trench
Subduction Plate-boundary Fault Zone Drilled by
IODP Expedition 343 (JFAST): M J Dekkers, T
Yang, B Zhang
1340h H43A-1400 POSTER Characteristics of Nonpoint Source Pollution Loss under the Influence of
Watershed Hydrology in the Southern Subtropical
Zone of China: W Ouyang, F Hao, C Lin, Y Shi, X
Xu, J Cao
1340h H43A-1401 POSTER Estimation of 137Cs load
with consideration of uncertainty at Kuchibuto
River basin: K Naito, T Onishi, K Nakamura, T
Yasutaka, S Miyazu
1340h H43A-1402 POSTER Large-scale Watershed
Modeling: NHDPlus Resolution with Achievable
Conservation Scenarios in the Western Lake Erie
Basin: H Yen, M J White, J G Arnold, S C Keitzer,
M V V Johnson, J D Atwood, P Daggupati, M E
Herbert, S P Sowa, S Ludsin, D M Robertson, R
Srinivasan, C A Rewa
1340h H43A-1403 POSTER The hydrologic
implications of alternative prioritizations of
landscape-scale geographically isolated wetlands
conservation : G R Evenson, H E Golden, C Lane, D
L Mclaughlin, E D’Amico
1340h H43A-1404 POSTER Estimation of future
flow regime for a spatially varied Himalayan
watershed using improved multi-site calibration
method of SWAT model.: S M Pradhanang, M A
Hasan, P Booth, O Fallatah
H43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Food, Energy, and Water Nexus:
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Xiaodong Zhang, Los Alamos National
Laboratory; Mojtaba Sadegh, University
of California Irvine; Keith Cherkauer,
Purdue University; Velimir Vesselinov,
Los Alamos National Laboratory
1340h H43B-1406 POSTER Impacts of industrial
transition on water use intensity and energy-related
carbon intensity in China: A spatio-temporal
analysis during 2003-2012: J Cai, H Yin, O Varis
1340h H43B-1407 POSTER Regulation of water
resources for sustaining global future socioeconomic
development : J Chen, H SHI, B Sivakumar
1340h H43B-1408 POSTER Potential of Using Solar
Energy for Drinking Water Treatment Plant: S S
Bukhary, J Batista, S Ahmad
1340h H43B-1409 POSTER Estimation of rice yield
affected by drought and relation between rice yield
and TVDI: C Hongo, E Tamura, G Sigit
1340h H43B-1410 POSTER Food Waste in the FoodEnergy-Water Nexus: Energy and Water Footprints
of Wasted Food: K M Kibler, T Sarker, D Reinhart
1340h H43B-1411 POSTER Green Algae from Coal
Bed Methane Ponds as a Source of Fertilizer for
Economically Important Plants of Montana: O R
Ogunsakin, M E Apple, X Zhou, B Peyton
1340h GP43C-1253 POSTER Investigation of a
marine magnetic polarity reversal boundary in
cross-section at the northern boundary of the Kane
Megamullion, Mid-Atlantic Ridge 23°40’N: M Xu,
M Tivey
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HYDROLOGY
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h H43B-1412 POSTER A Two-stage Approach
for Water Demand Prediction under Constrained
total water use and Water Environmental Capacity:
Y He, C Xiaohong, K Lin, Z Wang
1340h H43B-1413 POSTER Assessment of the tradeoffs and synergies between low-carbon power
sector transition and land and water resources of the
United Kingdom using the “ForeseerTM” approach:
D D Konadu, Z Sobral Mourao
1340h H43B-1414 POSTER Developing Intelligent
System Dynamic Management Instruments
on Water-Food-Energy Nexus in Response to
Urbanization: W P Tsai, F J Chang, H S Lur, C H
Fan, M C Hu, T L Huang
1340h H43B-1415 POSTER Waste Not, Want
Not: Role of Waste Generation, Management,
and Treatment in Food-Energy-Water Nexus
Interactions: T Gunda, V C Tidwell
1340h H43B-1416 POSTER Integrating water use
into Southern California’s power dispatch: an
evaluation of the potential for cost-effective water
conservation: J Bolorinos
1340h H43B-1417 POSTER Emergence of a FoodEnergy-Water Nexus in Northwest Mexico as a
Result of Interbasin Water Transfers.: A Munoz
Hernandez, A S Mayer, E R Vivoni, A RoblesMorua, M Hallack-Alegria, A Salazar
Explore
the
1340h H43B-1418 POSTER
interrelationships of the WFE Nexus by relational
topological mapping techniques - a case in northern
Taiwan: Y Y Liao, W P Tsai, F J Chang
1340h H43B-1419 POSTER Water, Energy, and Food
Nexus: Modeling of Inter-Basin Resources Trading:
D Kang, A Wicaksono, G Jeong, B J Jang, J Ahn, T
W KIm
1340h H43B-1420 POSTER Systems Dynamics
Modelling Identifies (Un)Sustainable Rice
Cultivation Strategies for the Mekong Delta Under
Upstream Hydropower Development: S E Darby, A
Chapman, C R Hackney, J Leyland, D R Parsons, R
E Aalto, A P Nicholas, J Best
1340h H43B-1421 POSTER Assessment of foodwater nexus by water footprint: a case study in
Saskatchewan, Canada: Y Zhao, B Si
1340h H43B-1423 POSTER Water-Energy Nexus
Challenges & Opportunities in the Arabian
Peninsula under Climate Change: F Flores-Lopez,
D N Yates, S Galaitsi, T Binnington, W Dougherty,
M Vinnaccia, J C Glavan
1340h H43B-1424 POSTER Dynamics of the Urban
Water-Energy Nexuses of Mumbai and London: S
De Stercke, A Mijic, W Buytaert, V Chaturvedi
1340h H43B-1425 POSTER Beneficial Use of
Produced Water from Oil and Gas Operations
for Agriculture: Effects on Crop Health and Crop
Uptake of Contaminants: E M Sedlacko, A C
Blaine, K M Haynes, C P Higgins
1340h H43B-1426 POSTER Water and Power
Systems Co-optimization under a High Performance
Computing Framework: Y Xuan, S Arumugam, J
DeCarolis, K Mahinthakumar
1340h H43B-1427 POSTER Columbia River Treaty
Renegotiation: Potential Impacts on Agriculture,
Hydropower and Flood Risk in the Context of an
Altered Climate: B R Rushi, M G Barik, S Y Lee, K
Rajagopalan, J Petrie, M E Barber, J Boll, J C Adam
1340h H43B-1428 POSTER Subsurface Drainage
Contribution to Streamflow in the Corn Belt
Region: S A Jame, L C Bowling
1340h H43B-1429 POSTER Assessment of Longterm Irrigation Water Availability over Highly
Managed and Economically Important Agricultural
Region of the Columbia River Basin: M G Barik,
B R Rushi, K Malek, K Rajagopalan, S Hall, C E
Kruger, M Brady, C Stockle, J C Adam
H43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Weather and Climate Ensembles for
Hydrologic Forecasting and Scenario
Analysis II Posters (joint with NH)
Ricardo Mantilla, University of Iowa;
Daniel Wright, University of Wisconsin
Madison; Firas Saleh, Davidson
Laboratory
1340h H43C-1430 POSTER Objective Use of Climate
Indices to Inform Ensemble Streamflow Forecasts
in the Columbia River Basin -- An Initial Review: E
Pytlak, A McManamon, S P Hughes, R A Van Der
Zweep, P Butcher, C Karafotias, J Beckers, E Welles
1340h H43C-1431 POSTER Spatial-temporal
reproducibility assessment of global seasonal
forecasting system version 5 model for Dam Inflow
forecasting: S Moon, A S Suh, H Soohee
1340h H43C-1432 POSTER Post-processing Seasonal
Precipitation Forecasts via Integrating Climate
Indices and the Analog Approach: Y Liu, Y Zhang,
A Wood, H S Lee, L Wu, J C Schaake
1340h H43C-1433 POSTER Evaluating and
improving the forecast skill of NMME dataset
over the CONUS; introducing an effective postprocessing approach: S Khajehei, A Ahmadalipour,
H Moradkhani
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h H43C-1434 POSTER A new method of multi
model ensemble to improve the simulation of the
geographic distribution of Köppen–Geiger climate
classification: L Wang, Y Li, C Qixiang, S Wu II,
F Jing
1340h H43C-1435 POSTER The Southern Utah
Flash Floods of 14 September 2015 and the
Hydroclimatology of Extreme Floods in the
Southwestern US: J A Smith, M L Baeck, J Signell,
L Yang, E Morin
1340h H43C-1436 POSTER Copula Based Postprocessing Method for Hydrologic Ensemble
Forecast: Q Duan, W Li
1340h H43C-1437 POSTER Evaluation of
Precipitation Ensemble Forecasts at Environmental
Modeling Center (EMC) of NCEP: Y Luo, Y Zhu
1340h H43C-1438 POSTER A Novel Method
for Simulating Stochastic Simulations of Daily
Precipitation and Air Temperature at Multiple
Sites: K Smith, C Strong, F Rassoul-Agha
1340h H43C-1439 POSTER Theory and Practice of
Phase-aware Ensemble Forecasting: J A Schulte, N
Georgas
1340h H43C-1440 POSTER A statistical approach
to generating perturbed physics ensemble forecasts
using the WRF model: Q Duan, C W Shen, C Wang
1340h H43C-1441 POSTER Seasonal Ensemble
Forecasting: Using Bayesian Model Averaging and
Constrained Fourier Smoothing: M Sahu, S Lahari,
R Khosa
1340h H43C-1442 POSTER Coupling Fluvial and
Oceanic Drivers in Flooding Forecasts for San
Francisco Bay: L Herdman, J Kim, R Cifelli, P
Barnard, L H Erikson, L E Johnson, V Chandrasekar
1340h H43C-1443 POSTER Spatially and Physically
Consistent Weather Estimation using BiasCorrected Climate Simulations and Reanalysis
Analogs: J Winter, G Bucini, P J Clemins, B
Beckage
1340h H43C-1444 POSTER Storm Tracking in the
Southwest using 2D Lightning Fields: J Signell, J A
Smith, M L Baeck
1340h H43C-1445 POSTER Improved Method for
Multi-GCM Ensemble Averaging of Downscaled
CMIP5 Precipitation for Capturing the Observed
Precipitation Series: H Arora, C S P S Ojha
H43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Groundwater-Surface Water
Interactions: Identifying and
Integrating Physical, Biological, and
Chemical Processes across Scales III
Posters (joint with B)
Stefan Krause, University of
Birmingham; Susa Stonedahl, St.
Ambrose University; Daniele Tonina,
University of Idaho; Marie Kurz,
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental
Research UFZ Leipzig
1340h H43D-1447 POSTER Characteristics and
degradation of carbon and phosphorus from aquatic
macrophytes in lakes: Insights from solid-state 13C
NMR and solution 31P NMR spectroscopy: S S LIU,
Y Zhu, W Meng, F Wu
1340h H43D-1448 POSTER Change of groundwaterlevel caused by enhancing embankment of an
agricultural reservoir: W Kim, B S Lee, J Y Um, J S
Kim, H H Yong, S H Song
1340h H43D-1449 POSTER An integrated surface
water-groundwater numerical model to simulate
the interaction between groundwater, spring and
surface water in karst watershed, Beijing, China: H
CHU, J Wei
1340h H43D-1450 POSTER An Estimation of
Groundwater Fuxes Induced by Topography
Structure at Basin Scale: A Caruso, F Boano, L
Ridolfi
1340h H43D-1451 POSTER Novel High Resolution
Nitrate Isotope Method for Determination of
Nutrient Fate in Aquatic Systems: S ComerWarner, S Krause, D Gooddy
1340h H43D-1452 POSTER Hyporheic exchange in a
riverbed affected by fine particle clogging: Y Chen,
G Jin, H Tang, P Zhang, L Li
1340h H43D-1453 POSTER Hydrochemical
evolution and groundwater-river interaction in a
headwater catchment in Miyun Reservoir, China: Z
Wei, Y Liu, F Tian, H Hu, Q Tie, S Zhao
1340h H43D-1454 POSTER Modeling System
Considering the Effects of Groundwater for Arid
Mountain Basin: W Xie, X Zeng, J Wu
1340h H43D-1455 POSTER Quantifying hyporheic
exchange dynamics in a highly regulated large river
reach: T Zhou, J Bao, M Huang, Z Hou, E Arntzen,
R Mackley, S Harding, A Crump, Y Xu, X Song, X
Chen, J Stegen, G E Hammond, P D Thorne, J M
Zachara
1340h H43D-1456 POSTER Water Sources of
Temperate Upland Swamps of Eastern Australia.
Implications for Groundwater Management and
Climate Change.: K Cowley, K Fryirs, R Chisari, G
C Hose
H43D-1457
POSTER
Groundwater
1340h
Discharges to Rivers in the Western Canadian Oil
Sands Region: J Ellis, S Jasechko
1340h H43D-1458 POSTER Oxygen Carbon
Dynamics within the Hyporheic Zone of a
Headwater Stream: R Pennington, R Haggerty, S
M Wondzell, S P Serchan, W J Reeder, D Tonina
1340h H43D-1459 POSTER Temporal Variation
and Scaling of Hydrological Variables in a Typical
Watershed: C Yang, Y K Zhang, X Liang, J Liu
1340h H43D-1460 POSTER Streambeds Merit
Recognition as a Scientific Discipline: J E Constantz
1340h H43D-1461 POSTER Radon variability
between upstream and downstream in two
catchments: W H Jeon, J Y Lee
1340h H43D-1462 POSTER Hyporheic exchange by
complex three-dimensional bedforms: X Chen, M
B Cardenas, L Chen, L Zheng
1340h H43D-1463 POSTER Impacts of Freshets on
Hyporheic Exchange Flow under Gaining and Losing
Conditions: L Wu, T Singh, J Lewandowski, G
Nuetzmann, A L E Worman, D M Hannah, S
Krause, J D Gomez-Velez
1340h H43D-1464 POSTER An Integrated Modeling
Study of the Miho Catchment in Korea: J Joo, Y
Tian, A Zhang, C Zheng
1340h H43D-1465 POSTER Water Sources Over
Time for a Semi-Arid River- Implications for Water
Resources: T Meixner, S W Leavitt, K Morino
1340h H43D-1466 POSTER What have we done?
The evolution and state of hyporheic research: A S
Ward
1340h H43D-1467 POSTER Does Density-Driven
Nocturnal Water Column Mixing Drive Redox
Oscillations in Flocculent Organic Sediments?: D
W Kincaid, M S Phanikumar, S K Hamilton, M A
Briggs, J P Zarnetske
1340h H43D-1468 POSTER A Hyporheic Mesocosm
Experiment: Influence of Quantity and Quality
of stream-source DOC on Rates of Hyporheic
Metabolism: S P Serchan, S M Wondzell, R
Haggerty, R Pennington, K P Feris, A R Sanfilippo,
W J Reeder, D Tonina
1340h H43D-1469 POSTER Impact of submarine
groundwater discharge heat-flux on the coastal area:
M Yamada, R Sugimoto, H Honda
1340h H43D-1470 POSTER Radon and Strontium
Isotopes as tracers for quantifying mixing process of
groundwater and surface water in riverside area: J
Kim, K K Lee
1340h H43D-1471 POSTER Hydrogeology of a Danish
Riparian Lowland: the Importance of Groundwater
Upwelling on Nitrate Removal: M Steiness, S G W
van’t Veen, S Jessen, P K Engesgaard
1340h H43D-1472 POSTER The inverse Numerical
Computer Program FLUX-BOT for estimating
Vertical Water Fluxes from Temperature TimeSeries.: N Trauth, C Schmidt, M Munz
1340h H43D-1473 POSTER Estimation and
Assessment of Nearshore Submarine Groundwater
Discharge (SGD) in Anda, northwestern Philippines
Using 222Rn: D L O Mancenido
1340h H43D-1474 POSTER A three-dimensional
hyporheic model of River Bure: The role of
streambed and morphological heterogeneity
and estimation of reactive nitrogen transport.: C
Gokdemir, D Tonina, C M Heppell, N K Copty, A
Bellin
1340h H43D-1475 POSTER UNDERSTANDING
GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER
EXCHANGE
PROCESSES
ALONG
A
CONTROLLED STREAM USING THERMAL
REMOTE
SENSING
AND
IN-SITU
MEASUREMENTS: D Varli, K K Yilmaz
1340h H43D-1476 POSTER Effects of hydraulic
property variations on hyporheic exchange induced
by dune-like bedforms: D Tonina, F de Barros, A
Marzadri, A Bellin
1340h H43D-1477 POSTER Optimizing Locations
of Stream Restoration Structures to Maximize
Hyporheic Zone Path Lengths in a Pool and Riffle
Sequence: M Beck, C Lowry
1340h H43D-1478 POSTER Stream Discharge and
Groundwater Inflow as Controls on Hyporheic
Exchange Mediated by Heterogeneous Morphology:
N M Schmadel, A S Ward
1340h H43D-1479 POSTER Spatio-temporal
Oxygen Dynamics in Gravel Bars under Varying
Hydrological Conditions: T Brandt, M Vieweg, C
Schmidt, J H Fleckenstein
1340h H43D-1480 POSTER One-dimensional
flow model of the river-hyporheic zone system: D
Pokrajac
1340h H43D-1481 POSTER Cryogenic Sampling
and Biogeochemical Characterization of Hyporheic
Sediments from the Fraser River near Vancouver,
British Columbia: M Zima, R Simister, S Crowe, R
D Beckie
1340h H43D-1482 POSTER From the Local to the
Reach Scale - Quantifying Water Fluxes Across the
Hyporheic Zone Using Heat as a Tracer, Hydraulic
Conductivity Measurements and Modeling
Techniques: U Schneidewind, C Anibas, G
Ghysels, M Huysmans, R Azzam
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h H43D-1483 POSTER Identification and
Large-Scale Mapping of Riverbed Facies along
the Hanford Reach of the Columbia River for
Hyporheic Zone Studies: T D Scheibe, Z Hou, C J
Murray, W A Perkins, E Arntzen, M C Richmond,
R Mackley, T C Johnson
1340h H43D-1484 POSTER Carbon and Nitrogen
Response to Forced Inundation of Hyporheic
Sediment along an Elevational Transect of the
Columbia River: A E Goldman, E Graham, A
Crump, D Kennedy, E B Romero, C Anderson, K L
Dana, J Fredrickson, J Stegen
1340h H43D-1485 POSTER How Should We Collect
Biogeochemical Data in the Stream-Groundwater
Interface at the Watershed Scale?: J P Zarnetske, J
A Lee-Cullin, S Ruhala, S Plont, E Wiewiora
1340h H43D-1486 POSTER Temporal Signatures
of Hyporheic Exchange and Stream Metabolism
in Glacial Meltwater Streams, Antarctica: M N
Gooseff, C Torrens
H43E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Climate Variability and Change and
Subsurface Hydrology: Impacts,
Mitigating Measures, and Predictions
II Posters S
Yusong Li, University of NebraskaLincoln; Denis O’Carroll, University
of New South Wales; Jason Gurdak,
San Francisco State University; Dioni
Cendon, Australian Nuclear Science and
Technology Organization
1340h H43E-1487 POSTER Paleoclimatical signals
from large aquifers: comparative study of North
China Plain, North America and Great Artesian
Basin: J Chen
1340h H43E-1488 POSTER Variation of extreme
precipitation events and its associations with ENSO
in Leizhou Peninsula, southern China, during 19842013: R Wang, J Chen, T Jiang, K Li
1340h H43E-1489 POSTER Connection Zones,
Surface Water – Groundwater: Aquifers Associated
To Niger Central Delta, In Mali.: S Kone
1340h H43E-1490 POSTER Transport of CH4
through open-talik lakes in discontinuous
permafrost aquifers: B A Eckhardt, D L Barnes, R P
Daanen, K M Walter Anthony
1340h H43E-1491 POSTER Groundwater residence
time and paleohydrology in the Baltic Artesian
basin:isotope geochemical data: R Vaikmae, C
Gerber, R Purtschert, W Aeschbach, V Raidla Sr, Z
T Lu, J C Zappala, P Mueller, R Mokrik Sr, W Jiang
1340h H43E-1492 POSTER Variation of Soil
Moisture from Rainfall Effects in Hillslope: H Lee,
J Y Lee
1340h H43E-1493 POSTER Determining spatially
discretized surface flow and baseflow in the context
of climate change and water quality management:
M Raimonet, L Oudin, C Rabouille, J Garnier, M
Silvestre, R Vautard, V Thieu
1340h H43E-1494 POSTER Using Coupled
Groundwater-Surface Water Models to Simulate
Eco-Regional Differences in Climate Change
Impacts on Hydrological Drought Regimes in
British Columbia: J R Dierauer, D M Allen
1340h H43E-1495 POSTER Linking teleconnection
patterns to low periodicity groundwater level
fluctuations across the United Kingdom: I Holman,
Q Neulens
1340h H43E-1496 POSTER Impacts of climate
change on hydrologic processes in the upstream
region of Nu-Salween River: X Peng, H Lu, W
Wang
1340h H43E-1497 POSTER How Soil Water
Storage Moderates Climate Change’s Effects
on Transpiration Across the Critical Zone
Observatories: C Heckman, N Tague
1340h H43E-1498 POSTER Effect of Periodic Surface
Air Temperature Variations on Subsurface Thermal
Structure with Vertical Fluid flow: R V D, M Ravi,
K Srivastava
1340h H43E-1499 POSTER 2015, a Year without
Snow in the Oregon Cascades: Recession Response
of Small Watersheds: E R Jachens, C Roques, J S
Selker, D E Rupp, S Lewis, C Walter, G Grant, A
W Nolin
1340h H43E-1501 POSTER A Method to Measure
the Temporal Variation of Freshwater-Saltwater
Interface and Applications to Coastal Aquifers in
Korea: H Yoon, Y Kim, S H Lee, K Ha
1340h H43E-1502 POSTER Water resources
allocation under climatic and population scenarios:
case of Loumbila dam in Burkina Faso.: P E Kabore
Bontogho, I Boubacar
1340h H43E-1503 POSTER Application of a 3D
Model to Assess the Thermo-Hydrological Effects
of Climate Warming in a Discontinuous Permafrost
Zone, Umiujaq, Northern Quebec, Canada : M
Parhizkar, R Therrien, J W H Molson, J M
Lemieux, R Fortier, M C Talbot Poulin, P Therrien,
M Ouellet
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h H43E-1504 POSTER Detecting the
quantitative hydrological response under the
climate change and human activities: J Wu
1340h H43E-1505 POSTER Where will the flow
go after the snow? Case study of the Diguillín
Watershed, Central Chile: K H Markovich, J L
Arumi, G E Fogg, H E Dahlke, R M Maxwell
H43F
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Advances in Petrophysics for
Hydrogeophysics and Near Surface
Geophysics II Posters (joint with NS)
Damien Jougnot, University Pierre and
Marie Curie Paris VI; Kristina Keating,
Rutgers University Newark
1340h H43F-1506 POSTER Effect of clay distribution
in synthetic sand-clay mixtures on hydraulic and
geophysical parameters: G K Osterman, K Keating,
L D Slater, M Sugand, A M Binley
1340h H43F-1507 POSTER Exploring Better
Methods for Deriving Qv and How It Relates to
Surface Conduction: D Anderson, J Robinson, D
Ntarlagiannis, S Falzone, L D Slater, K Keating, N
V Seleznev
H43F-1508
POSTER
Experimental
1340h
investigations of phase error caused by electrode
impedance in laboratory spectral induced
polarization (SIP) measurements: C Wang, D
Ntarlagiannis, L D Slater, N V Seleznev
1340h H43F-1509 POSTER Relationship between
Spectral Induced Polarization Measurements and
Grain Size of Sandstones: N V Seleznev, C Y Hou,
D Freed, K Fellah, L Feng, G Xu, L D Slater
1340h H43F-1510 POSTER Electrical conductivity
modeling in fractal non-saturated porous media: W
Wei, J Cai, X Hu, Q Han
1340h H43F-1511 POSTER A physically-based
analytical model to describe effective excess charge
for streaming potential generation in saturated
porous media: D Jougnot, L Guarracino
1340h H43F-1512 POSTER Streaming Potential
Modeling to Understand the Identification of
Hydraulically Active Fractures and Fracture-Matrix
Fluid Interactions Using the Self-Potential Method:
D Jougnot, D Roubinet, N Linde, J Irving
1340h H43F-1513 POSTER Hydrogeophysical
Characterization of shallow karst using electrical
resistivity tomography (ERT) in a limestone mining
area: H Sun, Z Qi, X Li Sr, X Ma, Y Xue, Q Zhang,
X Zhang
1340h H43F-1514 POSTER Application of time-lapse
ERT to characterize soil-water-disease interactions
of young citrus trees: S R Peddinti, D P Kbvn, S
Ranjan, P G RM
1340h H43F-1515 POSTER Geoelectrical mapping of
the Soil and Groundwater Contaminated Site: Case
Study from Taiwan: H C Liu, C P Lin, T P Wang
1340h H43F-1516 POSTER Electrical Resistivity
Tomography monitoring reveals groundwater
storage in a karst vadose zone: A Watlet, O
Kaufmann, M J Van Camp, A Triantafyllou, M F
Cisse, Y Quinif, P Meldrum, P B Wilkinson, J E
Chambers
1340h H43F-1517 POSTER Petrophysical analysis
and lithology identification of a Middle Bakken
member in the Blue Buttes Field, Williston Basin,
North Dakota: A Alexeyev, M Ostadhassan
1340h H43F-1518 POSTER A Cellular Automatabased
Deterministic
Inversion
Algorithm
for the Characterization of Linear Structural
Heterogeneities: A Jardani, P Fischer, N Lecoq
1340h H43F-1519 POSTER Attenuation of seismic
waves in rocks saturated with multiphase fluids:
theory and experiments: N Tisato, B Quintal, S
Chapman, Y Podladchikov, J P Burg
1340h H43F-1520 POSTER A Comparison of Patchy
Saturation Velocity Models to Ultrasonic Tests.: G
Bonotto, E C Morgan, Z Karpyn
H43G
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Disturbance Hydrology: Exploring
Immediate and Long-Term Impacts
of Abrupt Changes on Hydrological
Processes and Earth Systems III
Posters (joint with B, EP, GC, NH)
Christian Mohr, University of Potsdam;
Kevin Bladon, Oregon State University;
Joseph Wagenbrenner, Michigan
Technological University; Nicolas Zegre,
West Virginia University
1340h H43G-1521 POSTER Retrospective Analysis of
Low Flows at Headwater Watersheds in Wyoming:
D D Voutchkova, S N Miller
1340h H43G-1522 POSTER Modeling the
hydrodynamic responses to land reclamation in
different regions of a semi-enclosed bay: Y Yang, T
F M Chui
2016
43
1340h H43G-1523 POSTER Surface Coal Mining
Disturbance Effects on Stream Hydrochemistry in
Appalachia: E V Clark, C E Zipper, B M Greer, J
Buckwalter, E T Hester
1340h H43G-1524 POSTER Streamflow response to
glacier melt and related fluvial sediment transport
in a proglacial Alpine river system: D Morche, A
Schuchardt, H Baewert, M Weber, M Faust
1340h H43G-1525 POSTER Disentangling the
response of streamflow to forest management
and climate : S Dymond, C Miniat, K D Bladon, E
Keppeler, P V Caldwell
1340h H43G-1526 POSTER An Evaluation of
Vegetation Influences on Infiltration in Hawaiian
Soils: K S Perkins, J D Stock, J R Nimmo
1340h H43G-1535 POSTER Using diurnal
streamflow and conductivity data to monitor and
forecast runoff in a snowmelt dominated watershed:
S Miller, S N Miller
1340h H43G-1536 POSTER Regulation of PostLogging N Turnover and Mobile N by Solar
Insolation in a Steep Rocky Mountain Watershed:
D M Stewart, U Silins, M Emelko, M Stone
1340h H43G-1537 POSTER Effect of Sediment
Availability in Bedload-Dominated Rivers on
Fluvial Geomorphic Equilibrium: M Marti
1340h H43G-1538 POSTER Modeling In-Stream
Hydro-Geomorphic Processes After 2012 Waldo
Canyon Fire, Colorado: S Nourbakhshbeidokhti,
A M Kinoshita, A Chin
1340h H43G-1527 POSTER Evaluating the Effects
of Forest Treatments on Hydrologic Pattern at
Temporal and Spatial Scales: M Zhao, J Boll, E S
Brooks, M Gao
1340h H43G-1539 POSTER Runoff Response to
Rainfall in Small Catchments Burned by the 2015
Valley Fire: J W Wagenbrenner, D B R Coe, D
Lindsay
1340h H43G-1528 POSTER Using Channel
Characteristics and Water Level to Evaluate Lowflow Conditions in Small Streams: J B Lindsay, J
Cockburn, R Bhamjee, J Tweedie, K Roberts
1340h H43G-1540 POSTER Debris Flows and Road
Damage Following a Wildfire in 2014 on the
Klamath National Forest, Northern California, Near
the Community of Seiad, CA: J A De La Fuente, R
P Mikulovsky
1340h H43G-1529 POSTER Implications of
Increasing Forest Density and Vegetation Water
Demand on Drought Impacts in California Montane
Forest: P C Saksa, M Safeeq, S Dymond
1340h H43G-1530 POSTER Influence of Geology
and Basin Characteristics on Suspended Sediment
Yield in Harvested Western Oregon Headwater
Streams: S Bywater-Reyes, C Segura, K D Bladon
1340h H43G-1531 POSTER Get In and Get Out:
Assessing Stream Sediment Loading from Short
Duration Forest Harvest Operations and Rapid
Haul Road Decommissioning.: A Corrigan, U
Silins, M Stone
1340h H43G-1532 POSTER Surface Runoff and
Sediment Transport Through a Riparian Buffer of a
Steep Rocky Mountain Catchment: K Puntenney,
K D Bladon, U Silins
1340h H43G-1533 POSTER Assessing and Predicting
Erosion from Off Highway Vehicle Trails in FrontRange Rocky Mountain Watersheds.: M J Howard,
U Silins, A Anderson
1340h H43G-1534 POSTER NATURAL RISKS AT
THE BOTTOM SIDE OF AMECA RIVER, IN THE
STATE LIMITS OF JALISCO AND NAYARIT,
MEXICO: K G Pinedo, R Maciel, L E Pena, E X
García García, C Ramos Chavez
H43G-1541
POSTER
Post-fire
1340h
evapotranspiration trends in Southwestern United
States: P Poon, A M Kinoshita
1340h H43G-1542 POSTER Suspended sediment
concentrations following natural watershed
disturbances: temporal and spatial considerations: S
E Ryan, S L Rathburn, M K Dixon
1340h H43G-1543 POSTER Evaluating post-wildfire
hydrologic recovery using ParFlow in southern
California: S R Lopez, A M Kinoshita, A L Atchley
1340h H43G-1544 POSTER Quantifying Hillslope to
Watershed Erosional Response Following Wildfire:
S Vega, F B Pierson, C J Williams, E S Brooks, J L
Pierce, C Roehner
1340h H43G-1545 POSTER Wildfire disturbance,
erosion and sedimentation risks following the Waldo
Canyon Fire in Colorado: K Flint, A M Kinoshita,
A Chin, J L Florsheim, S Nourbakhshbeidokhti
1340h H43G-1546 POSTER Rapid response tools and
datasets for post-fire hydrological modeling applied
to the High Park Fire: M E Miller, L H MacDonald,
W J Elliot, M Billmire, S K Kampf, P R Robichaud,
S Schmeer, E Serocki
1340h H43G-1547 POSTER The hydrology of water
repellent soils: R Shillito, M Berli, T A Ghezzehei,
H K Moore
1340h H43G-1548 POSTER Effects of Mechanical
Soil Disturbance on Rill Connectivity and Soil
Erosion Following Logging on Burned Hillslopes in
Central California: W Olsen, J W Wagenbrenner, I
Demirtas, P R Robichaud
1340h H43G-1549 POSTER Modeling the Hydrologic
Response to Changes in Groundcover Conditions
Caused by Fire Disturbances: E Kikinzon, A L
Atchley, E Coon, R S Middleton
1340h H43G-1550 POSTER Analyzing the
occurrence of debris flows and floods in a small
watershed two years after a wildfire, San Gabriel
Mountains, California: R J Leeper, N C Barth, A B
Gray
1340h H43G-1551 POSTER How do Watershed
Characteristics and Precipitation Influence PostWildfire Valley Sediment Storage and Delivery Over
Time?: D J Brogan, P A Nelson, L H MacDonald
1340h H43G-1552 POSTER Effects of Post-Fire
Salvage Logging on Infiltration, Soil Compaction,
and Erosion in Central California.: I Demirtas, J W
Wagenbrenner, W Olsen, P R Robichaud
H43H
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Forecasting Hydrology at Continental
Scale II Posters
David Gochis, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; Richard Hooper,
Consortium of Universities for the
Advancement of Hydrological Science;
Brian Cosgrove, National Weather
Service Silver Spring; David Maidment,
CRWR
1340h H43H-1553 POSTER First Applications of the
New Parallel Krylov Solver for MODFLOW on a
National and Global Scale: J Verkaik, J D Hughes,
E Sutanudjaja, P van Walsum
1340h H43H-1554 POSTER Quantifying Uncertainty
in Flood Inundation Mapping Using Streamflow
Ensembles and Multiple Hydraulic Modeling
Techniques: S M H Hosseiny, C Zarzar, M Gomez,
R Siddique, V Smith, A Mejia, I Demir
1340h H43H-1555 POSTER Introducing Hillslope
Flow Processes in the Community Land Model:
J Perket, M P Clark, Y Fan, D M Lawrence, S C
Swenson
1340h H43H-1556 POSTER Enhancing the NOAA
National Water Center WRF-Hydro model
architecture to improve representation of the
Midwest and Southwest CONUS climate regions: T
M Lahmers, C L Castro, H V Gupta, D Gochis, A L
Dugger, M Smith
1340h H43H-1557 POSTER Assessment of A
Mesoscale Numerical Weather Prediction Model
Parameterization for Flood Forecasting in the
Indian Subcontinent: M S Sikder, F Hossain
AGU CINEMA
1340h H43H-1558 POSTER Iowa Flood Center
Model Performance Evaluation: F Quintero, W F
Krajewski, R Mantilla, B C Seo
1340h H43H-1559 POSTER A Sensor Driven
Probabilistic Method for Enabling Hyper Resolution
Flood Simulations : K J Fries, F Salas, B Kerkez
1340h H43H-1560 POSTER Comparison of physical
and semi-empirical hydraulic models for flood
inundation mapping: A A Tavakoly, S Afshari, E
Omranian, D Feng, A Rajib, A Snow, S Cohen, V
Merwade, B M Fekete, H O Sharif, E Beighley
1340h H43H-1561 POSTER Performance of multiple
hydrologic models under climate change in the
Yongdam Catchment, South Korea: Y Kim, D K
Park, G T Damtew, Y O Kim
1340h H43H-1562 POSTER NOAA’s National Water
Model – Integration of National Water Model with
Geospatial Data creating Water Intelligence: E P
Clark, B Cosgrove, F Salas
1340h H43H-1563 POSTER Analysis of Extreme
Hydrologic Events in the NOAA National Water
Model: D J Gochis, B Cosgrove, J L McCreight,
A L Dugger, W Yu, D N Yates, L R Karsten, A
Rafieeinasab, K M Sampson, L Pan, Y Liu
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Thursday, 8:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M.
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Sharing Science Room: Moscone West 2001A
1340h H43H-1564 POSTER Retrospective Snow
Analysis Across the Continental United States for
the National Water Model: L R Karsten, D Gochis,
A L Dugger, J L McCreight, M J Barlage, G M Fall,
C Olheiser
1340h H43H-1565 POSTER Hydrographic and
terrestrial datasets to support continental-scale
hydrologic modeling in Version 1 of the National
Water Model: K M Sampson, D J Gochis, D N Yates
1340h H43H-1566 POSTER Evaluation of
streamflow forecast for the National Water Model
of U.S. National Weather Service: A Rafieeinasab,
J L McCreight, A L Dugger, D Gochis, D Gochis, L
R Karsten, Y Zhang, B Cosgrove, Y Liu
1340h H43H-1567 POSTER A Flood Forecasting
Scheme for Large Rivers with Requisite Simplicity:
W Palash, A S Akanda, Y Jiang, D L Small, A
Nozari, S Islam
1340h H43H-1569 POSTER Comparison of Flood
Inundation Mapping Techniques between Different
Modeling Approaches and Satellite Imagery: J
Zhang, D Munasinghe, Y F Huang, P Lin, N Z Fang,
S Cohen, Y P Tsang
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THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h H43H-1570 POSTER Effect of Atmospheric
Forcing Data on the Large-Scale Streamflow
Simulations: A A Tavakoly, G P Weedon, A Snow,
J M Roningen, J B Eylander, R Gilham, M Best
1340h H43H-1571 POSTER Densified Stream
Measurement Network Modeling at Continental
and Local Scales: J M Coll, M Johnson, P Ruess
H43I
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
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Water Quality, Quantity, and Ecology
in Downstream Waters II Posters (joint
with B)
Matthew Reid, Cornell University; Grey
Evenson, Oak Ridge Institute for Science
and Education; C. Nathan Jones,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University
1340h H43I-1572 POSTER Utilizing patch and site
level greenhouse-gas concentration measurements
in tandem with the prognostic model, ecosys: T
H Morin, C Rey Sanchez, G Bohrer, W J Riley, J
Angle, Z A Mekonnen, K C Stefanik, K C Wrighton
1340h H43I-1573 POSTER From Salamanders to
Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Effects of Upland
Management on Wetland Functions: D L
Mclaughlin, C N Jones, K Henson, D A Kaplan
1340h H43I-1574 POSTER Impact of Agricultural
Stream Restoration on Riparian Zone Hydrology
and Biogeochemistry: M Welsh, P Vidon, S
McMillan
1340h H43I-1575 POSTER Quantifying the Impact of
geographically isolated wetlands on the downstream
hydrology of a Canadian Prairie watershed: A
Muhammad, G R Evenson, A Boluwade, S K Jha,
P F Rasmussen
H43I-1576
POSTER
Groundwater
1340h
connectivity of prairie-pothole wetlands to
downstream waters: The role of water-table mound
transience: B P Neff
1340h H43I-1577 POSTER Biogeochemical Hotspots:
Role of Small Wetlands in Nutrient Processing at
the Watershed Scale: F Y Cheng, N B Basu
1340h H43I-1578 POSTER Hydrologic connectivity
of geographically isolated wetlands to surface water
systems: I F Creed, A Ameli
1340h H43I-1579 POSTER Event-Based Analysis
of Rainfall-Runoff Response to Assess WetlandStream Interaction in the Prairie Pothole Region: M
A Haque, C Ross, A Schmall, S Bansah, G Ali
1340h H43I-1580 POSTER Delineation of Nested
Wetland Catchments and Modeling of Hydrologic
Connectivity Using LiDAR Data and Aerial
Imagery: Q Wu, C Lane
1340h H43I-1581 POSTER Riparian vegetation and
river network assimilatory NO3-N uptake from
high frequency sensor measurements: M Rode, M
Weitere, M R Anis
1340h H43I-1582 POSTER Regional and National
Use of Semi-Natural and Natural Depressional
Wetlands in Green Infrastructure: C Lane, E
D’Amico
1340h H43I-1583 POSTER Scaling Effects of Riparian
Peatlands on Stable Isotopes in Runoff and DOC
Mobilization: D Tetzlaff, C Tunaley, C Soulsby
1340h H43I-1584 POSTER Effects of Vegetative
Buffers on Sediment and its Associated Pollutants
Transport and Deposition: S Akram, B Yu
1340h H43I-1587 POSTER Water Quality in
Estuarine Wetland Restoration: An Examination of
Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrients in the South Bay
Salt Pond Restoration Project: S Stein, L Nanus
1340h H43I-1588 POSTER The Effects of Aquatic
Vegetation Growth on Discharge Calculation in
Natural Watercourses: A High-resolution Study
Featuring Novel Techniques: L Brignoli, W K
Annable
1340h H43I-1589 POSTER Effect of phosphate,
iron and sulfate reduction on arsenic dynamics and
bioaccumulation in constructed wetlands: Z Zhang,
H S Moon, S Myneni, P R Jaffe
1340h H43I-1590 POSTER Effects of drying-wetting
and freezing-thawing cycle on leachability of
metallic elements in mine soils: H Bang, J Kim, S
Hyun
1340h H43I-1591 POSTER Modeling and
Understanding BOD Removal Processes in FreeWater Surface Constructed Wetlands: Z Deng
H43J
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
General Surface Hydrology I Posters
(joint with PA)
Alicia Kinoshita, San Diego State
University; William Miller, NOAA;
Megan Burke, RESPEC Engineering;
Sonya Lopez, California State University
Los Angeles
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h H43J-1592 POSTER Tide pumping drives
Fe and Mg isotopic dynamic in the subterranean
esturay of Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong: C Feng, Y
Liu, S C Chang
1340h H43J-1593 POSTER Temporal vairations in
water quality of the Ogallala Aquifer on the Texas
High Plains: T Goebel, R J Lascano, J E Stout
1340h H43J-1594 POSTER Hydrochemistry in the
Tropical Forested River: A Case Study in Nee Soon
Catchment Streams: T C T Nguyen, S H WIN, M
H Lim, K Pai, B M R Khairun Nisha, A D Ziegler, R
Wasson, S I Cantarero
1340h H43J-1595 POSTER Stream Water
Temperature Model for Upper Mississippi River
Basin: V Mahat, E Yan
1340h H43J-1596 POSTER Denitrification and
Phosphorus Sequestration in Restored Oyster Beds
in the Indian River Lagoon, Florida, USA: S M
Gallagher, C A Schmidt, L Walters
1340h H43J-1597 POSTER The Impact of Chemical
Substitutions on Interfacial Properties of REE
Orthophosphates (Monazite, Xenotime): J Gamage
McEvoy, Y Thibault
1340h H43J-1598 POSTER Effects of Packstock Use
and Backpackers on Water Quality in Yosemite
National Park, California: H Forrester, D W Clow,
J W Roche, A Heyvaert
1340h H43J-1599 POSTER Summary of Spring
Flow and Surface Water Flow at Wetland Sites in
the Albion Basin, Little Cottonwood Canyon, Alta,
Utah: J Skalbeck, E A MacAlister, N A Potter, J
Clancy
1340h H43J-1600 POSTER Injection of micronano bubble water into unconfined aquifer
and monitoring its behavior: T Takemura, S
Hamamoto, M Sato
1340h H43J-1602 POSTER Estuarine Salinity
Mapping From Airborne Radiometry: J P Walker,
Y Gao, P L M Cook, N Ye
1340h H43J-1603 POSTER Characteristics and
performance of L-band radar-based soil moisture
retrievals using Soil Moisture Active Passive
(SMAP) synthetic aperture radar observations: S
Kim, J T Johnson, M Moghaddam, L Tsang, A
Colliander
1340h H43J-1604 POSTER Understory and small
trees contribute importantly to stemflow of a lower
montane cloud forest: T M González Martínez, G
Wiliams-Linera, F Holwerda
1340h H43J-1605 POSTER Simulating Catchment
Scale Afforestation for Mitigating Flooding: M S
Barnes, J C Bathurst, P F Quinn, S Birkinshaw
1340h H43J-1606 POSTER Effects of Climate
Phasing, Soil-Moisture Storage Capacity, and Snow
Accumulation on Budyko Diagram Relations : G J
McCabe, D Wolock
1340h H43J-1607 POSTER Conceptual Analysis of
System Average Water Stability: H Zhang
1340h H43J-1608 POSTER Reconstruction of LongTerm Discharge Data in a Snow Dominant Region
considering Uncertainty in Snow Measurement: S
Kim
1340h H43J-1609 POSTER Impacts of Recent
Wetting on Snow Processes and Runoff Generation
in a Terminal Lake Basin, Devils Lake, North
Dakota.: T H Mahmood, T H Mahmood
1340h H43J-1610 POSTER Improving the Bias
Correction Spatial Disaggregation Method Using
Rank Correlation: A Sharma, J Nahar, F Johnson
1340h H43J-1611 POSTER Hydrological alteration of
the Upper Nakdong river under AR5 climate change
scenarios: S Kim, Y Park, W Y Cha, L Okjeong, J
Choi, J Lee
1340h H43J-1613 POSTER Testing FlowTracker2
Performance and Wading Rod Flow Disturbance in
Laboratory Tow Tanks: X Fan, D Wagenaar
1340h H43J-1614 POSTER Differential impacts of
baseflow on the flood frequency curve: P Spellman,
V Webster
1340h H43J-1615 POSTER Attempt at forming an
expression of Manning’s ‘n’ for Open Channel Flow:
S K De, R Khosa
1340h H43J-1616 POSTER Estimation of
Uncertainties in Stage-Discharge Curve for an
Experimental Himalayan Watershed: V Kumar, S
Sen
1340h H43J-1617 POSTER Application of Genetic
Algorithm to Runoff Curve Numbers of NRCS
Model for Calculating Effective Rainfalls: T W
KIm, D H Park, D Kang, J H Ahn
1340h H43J-1619 POSTER Importance of plan
curvature in watershed modeling: J Boll, J Ribail,
M Zhao
1340h H43J-1620 POSTER How large is the Indus
Basin? Facts, artefacts and basin delineation
improvement needs: A Khan
1340h H43J-1621 POSTER Measurement and
Estimation of Riverbed Scour in a Mountain River:
L A Song, H C Chan, B A Chen
1340h H43J-1622 POSTER Modeling small-scale
and large-scale flood wave processes as indicators
of channel-floodplain connectivity: C F Byrne, M
C Stone
1340h H43J-1624 POSTER Combined Hydrologic
(AGWA-KINEROS2) and Hydraulic (HEC2)
Modeling for Post-Fire Runoff and Inundation
Risk Assessment through a Set of Python Tools: J
E Barlow, D C Goodrich, D P Guertin, I S Burns
1340h H43J-1625 POSTER Assessing Hydrologic
Impacts of Future Land Cover Change Scenarios
in the South Platte River Basin (CO, WY, & NE)
and the San Pedro River Basin (U.S./Mexico).: J E
Barlow, I S Burns, D P Guertin, W G Kepner, D C
Goodrich
H43K
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Remote Sensing Applications in
Hydrology: Spatial Patterns and
Vertical Land-Surface and AquiferStorage Change III Posters
Simon Stisen, Geological Survey of
Denmark and Greenland; Robert
Carruth, USGS Arizona Water Science
Center; Brian Conway, Arizona
Department of Water Resources; Luis
Samaniego, Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research UFZ Leipzig
1340h H43K-1626 POSTER Characterising the
benefit of remote sensing soil moisture for
calibrating a spatially distributed hydrological
model: D Kundu, R W Vervoort, F F van Ogtrop
1340h H43K-1627 POSTER Selecting Adequate
Spatial Resolution to Estimate Water Flow by
Using SWAT Model: G S Kim, T T Kim, C H Lim,
H Ryu, W K Lee
1340h H43K-1628 POSTER Spatial pattern oriented
evaluation of a highly parameterized inversion
problem: M Danapour, S Stisen, A L Højberg, J
Koch, G Mendiguren González
1340h H43K-1629 POSTER Application of the
Integrated Hydrologic Model GEOtop for Pointscale Water Budgets in a Small, Forested, Snowmelt
Driven Watershed in Wyoming.: A T Fullhart
1340h H43K-1630 POSTER A physically-based
hydrological connectivity algorithm for describing
spatial patterns of soil moisture in the unsaturated
zone: J Kim, B Mohanty
1340h H43K-1631 POSTER Simultaneous SemiDistributed Model Calibration Guided by
Hydrologic Landscapes in the Pacific Northwest,
USA: K A Sawicz, S G Leibowitz, C Jones Jr, R L
Comeleo, P J Wigington Jr
1340h H43K-1632 POSTER Hydrological Dynamics
of Central America: Time-of-Emergence of the
Global Warming Signal: P A Imbach, S Georgiou,
L Calderer, A Coto, T Nakaegawa, S C Chou, A A
Lyra, H G Hidalgo, P Ciais
1340h H43K-1633 POSTER Evaluation of 3D
model parameterizations using water transit time
distributions: Z Fang, M P Stockinger, H R Bogena,
H Vereecken
1340h H43K-1634 POSTER Effect of Spatial
Consistence in Disaggregated Rainfall Time Series
for Rainfall-Runoff Modeling: H Muller, M
Wallner, K Foerster, U Haberlandt
1340h H43K-1635 POSTER Surface displacement
due to groundwater exploitation using spatial
and terrestrial techniques.: T Abajo Muñoz, J
Fernandez, K F Tiampo, F Luzon
1340h H43K-1636 POSTER GNSS 3D displacement
field determination in Lorca (Murcia, Spain)
subsidence area: J F Prieto, J Fernandez, M Palano,
T Abajo, E Perez, J Escayo, J Velasco, T Herrero, A
G Camacho, G Bru, I Molina, J C Lopez de Herrera,
G Rodríguez-Velasco, I Gomez
1340h H43K-1637 POSTER A deep analysis of the
Siles dam (Jaén, Spain) area with Sentinel-1 data:
J Fernandez, G Centolanza, J Escayo, J Duro, J J
Mallorqui, P Garcia-Cerezo
1340h H43K-1643 POSTER Evaluating Renewable
Groundwater Stress with GRACE data in Greece: V
Lakshmi, A Gemitzi
1340h H43K-1644 POSTER Detecting Groundwater
storage change using GRACE Terrestrial Water
Storage: D Ghasemian, C L Winter, D P Guertin
1340h H43K-1645 POSTER Addressing the
challenges of GRACE application in basins with
hydraulic fracturing activity: L Read, C Ruybal, T S
Hogue, M P Hinojosa
1340h H43K-1646 POSTER Integrated geodetic
monitoring of subsidence due to groundwater
abstraction in the Perth Basin, Western Australia
: A L Parker, M S Filmer, W E Featherstone, J P
Pigois, T Lyon
1340h H43K-1647 POSTER Land Deformation
Product Development at the Alaska Satellite Facility:
T A Logan, A Myers, J Garron, K Hogenson, R
Gens, J B Nicoll
H43L
Moscone West 3022
Thursday 1340h
Advances in Petrophysics for
Hydrogeophysics and Near Surface
Geophysics I (joint with NS)
Damien Jougnot, University Pierre and
Marie Curie Paris VI; Kristina Keating,
Rutgers University Newark
1340h H43L-01 Rock Physics: Getting What We
Want From What We Measure: R J Knight
1402h H43L-02 Accounting for Relaxation During
Pulse Effects in Surface NMR for Long Pulses
and Fast Relaxation Times: D Grombacher, A A
Behroozmand, E Auken
1417h H43L-03 Quantification of Petrophysical
Properties and Their Correlations with Nuclear
Magnetic Resonance and Spectral Induced
Polarization Responses in Carbonate: F Zhang, C
Zhang
1432h H43L-04 Permeability prediction of high Spor
samples from spectral induced polarization (SIP):
limitations of existing models: J Robinson, L D
Slater, K Keating, B L Parker, F D Day-Lewis, T
Robinson
1447h H43L-05 The Effect of Disseminated
Ironsands on the Spectral Induced Polarization
Response of New Zealand Sands: M Ingham
1517h H43L-07 New developments in induced
polarization: from petrophysics to new approaches
of tomography: A Revil
H43M
Moscone West 3020
Thursday 1340h
Climate Variability and Change and
Subsurface Hydrology: Impacts,
Mitigating Measures, and Predictions
I
Yusong Li, University of NebraskaLincoln; Denis O’Carroll, University
of New South Wales; Jason Gurdak,
San Francisco State University; Dioni
Cendon, Australian Nuclear Science and
Technology Organization
1340h H43M-01 Groundwater recharge is affected
by irrigation efficiency and climate change : T R
Green, S Anapalli
1355h H43M-02 Modeling the sensitivity of shallow
subsurface catchment transit times to rainfall
variability under present and future climate.: D C
Wilusz, W P Ball, C J Harman
1410h H43M-03 Palaeoclimate Records in Dryland
Dunes: Progress and Remaining Challenges
Utilizing the Unsaturated Zone for Palaeomoisture
Reconstruction. : A Stone
1340h H43K-1638 POSTER LEVELLING VS. InSAR
IN URBAN UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTION
MONITORING. CASE OF LA SAGRERA
RAILWAY STATION (BARCELONA, SPAIN).:
E Vázquez-Suñé, A Serrano-Juan, E Pujades, M
Crosetto
1425h H43M-04 Comparison of current and
paleorecharge on the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico: S
Van Pelt, D M Allen, K E Kohfeld
1340h H43K-1639 POSTER Estimating Historical
Land Subsidence and Monitoring Aquifer-Storage
Change Related to Groundwater Withdrawal in
the Willcox Groundwater Basin in Southeastern
Arizona: B D Conway, R L Carruth
1455h H43M-06 A Nine-year Record of
Groundwater Environmental Tracer Variations
in a Weathered Sandstone Plateau Aquifer. : D I
Cendon, S I Hankin, C E Hughes, K Meredith, M
Peterson, L Scheiber, Y Shimizu
1340h H43K-1640 POSTER Evaluation of GRACEbased groundwater storage change information at
Konya Closed Basin, Turkey, using remote sensing
and in-situ measurements: K K Yilmaz, M Saber,
M T Yilmaz
1340h H43K-1641 POSTER Subsidence Modeling
of the Over-exploited Granular Aquifer System
in Aguascalientes, Mexico: D E Solano Rojas, S
Wdowinski, P P S Minderhoud, J Pacheco, E Cabral
1440h H43M-05 Global Groundwater Flushing
Since the Last Glacial Maximum: K M Befus, S
Jasechko, E Luijendijk, T P Gleeson, M B Cardenas
1510h H43M-07 Application of Inverse Modeling
to Estimate Groundwater Recharge under Future
Climate Scenario: S Akbariyeh, T Wang, S BarteltHunt, Y Li
1525h H43M-08 The benefits of neighboring
vegetation: The hydrodynamics of concurrent
positive and negative plant-plant interactions under
sustained unidirectional airflow: A Trautz
1340h H43K-1642 POSTER Quantifying Temporal
Variations in Water Resources of the Saq
Transboundary Aquifer System and Identification
of their Controlling Factors: O Fallatah, M Ahmed,
H Save, A S Akanda
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
H43N
Moscone West 3014
Thursday 1340h
Heterogeneity, Mixing, and Reaction
across Scales: New Experimental,
Numerical, and Theoretical
Approaches I
Matthias Willmann, ETH Zurich;
Tanguy Le Borgne, Géosciences
Rennes; Marco Dentz, IDAEA-CSIC;
Andreas Englert, Ruhr-University
Bochum
1340h H43N-01 Integrating Measurements and
Models of Reactive Transport in Geological Media:
B Berkowitz, I Dror, S K Hansen, H Scher
1355h H43N-02 Prediction of velocity distribution
from pore structure in 3D porous media: M S K F S
AlAdwani, P De Anna, R Juanes
1410h H43N-03 A Systematic Investigation of
Hydraulic Connectivity in Heterogeneous Porous
Media and its Impact on Transport Dynamics: C B
Rizzo, F de Barros
1425h H43N-04 Prediction of Breakthrough Curves
for Conservative and Reactive Transport from the
Structural Parameters of Highly Heterogeneous
Media: S K Hansen, C P Haslauer, O A Cirpka, V
V Vesselinov
1440h H43N-05 New Pore-scale Metrics for
Quantifying the Impact of Heterogeneity on
Coupling of Transport and Reaction: B Bijeljic, Z
Alhashmi, M J Blunt
1455h H43N-06 Mode Reduction and Upscaling of
Reactive Transport Under Incomplete Mixing: D R
Lester, A Bandopadhyay, M Dentz, T Le Borgne
1510h H43N-07 Analytical Solution for Transport
with Bimolecular Reactions in Fracture-Matrix
Systems with Application to In-Situ Chemical
Oxidation: H Rajaram, M Arshadi
1525h H43N-08 A simple exposure-time theory
for all time-nonlocal transport formulations and
beyond.: T R Ginn, L G Schreyer
H43O
Moscone West 3018
Thursday 1340h
Remote Sensing Applications for
Water Resources Management,
Including Irrigation, Droughts, Floods,
and Associated Water Cycle Extremes
I S (joint with A, GC, SI)
Sushel Unninayar, NASA/GSFC; Richard
Lawford, Morgan State University;
Venkataraman Lakshmi, University
of South Carolina Columbia; Forrest
Melton, California State University
Monterey Bay
1340h H43O-01 Satellite Remote Sensing is Key to
Water Cycle Integrator: T Koike
1355h H43O-02 Northern Eurasia Precipitation
Extremes from Satellite and Rain Gauge Data: O
Zolina
1410h H43O-03 Implementation of remote sensing
data for flood forecasting: S Grimaldi, Y Li, V R N
Pauwels, J P Walker, A J Wright
1425h H43O-04 A Satellite Based Method for
Wetland Inundation Mapping: C Di Vittorio, A P
Georgakakos
1440h H43O-05 Enhancing the USDA Global Crop
Assessment Decision Support System Using SMAP
Soil Moisture Data: J D Bolten, I E Mladenova, W
T Crow, C A Reynolds
1455h H43O-06 Characterizing Seasonal Drought,
Water Supply Pattern and Their Impact on
Vegetation Growth Using Satellite Soil Moisture
Data, GRACE Water Storage and Precipitation
Observations: G A, I Velicogna, J S Kimball, J Du, Y
Kim, E G Njoku, A Colliander
1510h H43O-07 Drought assessment using multisattelite remote sensing in Brazil: V Rebello, A
Getirana, O C Rotunno Filho, V Lakshmi
1525h H43O-08 Remote-Sensing and Automated
Water Resources Tracking: Near Real-Time
Decision Support for Water Managers Facing
Drought and Flood: M E Reiter, N Elliott, S Veloz,
F Love, D Moody, C Hickey, M Fitzgibbon, M
Reynolds, R Esralew
H43P
Moscone West 3024
Thursday 1340h
Transforming Hydrologic
Prediction and Decision Making:
Cyberinfrastructure IV S (joint with IN)
David Tarboton, Utah State University;
Jonathan Goodall, University of Virginia;
Graeme Stephens, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Enrique Vivoni, Arizona
State University
2016
45
1340h H43P-01 Leveraging this Golden Age of
Remote Sensing and Modeling of Terrestrial
Hydrology to Understand Water Cycling in the
Water Availability Grand Challenge for North
America: T H Painter, J S Famiglietti, G L Stephens
1355h H43P-02 High Resolution Climate Modeling
of the Water Cycle over the Western United States
Including Potential Climate Change Impacts: R
Rasmussen, C Liu, K Ikeda
1410h H43P-03 HydroShare for iUTAH:
Collaborative Publication, Interoperability, and
Reuse of Hydrologic Data and Models for a Large,
Interdisciplinary Water Research Project: J S
Horsburgh, A S Jones
1425h H43P-04 Sharing models as social objects
through HydroShare: J L Goodall, M M Morsy, A
M Castronova, P K Dash, V Merwade, J Sadler, J S
Horsburgh, D G Tarboton
1440h H43P-05 An Extensible, Modular
Architecture Coupling HydroShare and Tethys
Platform to Deploy Water Science Web Apps: J
Nelson, D P Ames, N Jones, D G Tarboton, Z Li, X
Qiao, S Crawley
1455h H43P-06 Model My Watershed and BiG
CZ Data Portal: Interactive geospatial analysis
and hydrological modeling web applications that
leverage the Amazon cloud for scientists, resource
managers and students: A K Aufdenkampe, E
Mayorga, D G Tarboton, N S Sazib, J S Horsburgh,
R Cheetham
1510h H43P-07 Using the Landlab toolkit to
evaluate and compare alternative geomorphic and
hydrologic model formulations: G E Tucker, J M
Adams, S G Doty, N M Gasparini, M C Hill, D E J
Hobley, E Hutton, E Istanbulluoglu, S S Nudurupati
1525h H43P-08 A cloud based brokering framework
to support hydrology at global scale: E Boldrini, S
Pecora, F Bordini, S Nativi
H43Q
Moscone West 3016
Thursday 1340h
Water and Society: Water Resources
Management and Policy in a Changing
World II S (joint with GC, PA, SI)
Kaveh Madani, Imperial College
London; Matteo Giuliani, Politecnico di
Milano; Patrick Reed, Cornell University;
Alvar Escriva-Bou, Public Policy Institute
of California
1340h H43Q-01 What lies behind crop
decisions?Coming to terms with revealing farmers’
preferences: C Gomez, C Gutierrez, M PulidoVelazquez, A López Nicolás
1355h H43Q-02 Simulating partially illegal markets
of private tanker water providers on the country
level: A multi-agent, hydroeconomic case-study of
Jordan: C J A Klassert, J Yoon, E Gawel, B Klauer,
K Sigel, S Talozi, T Lachaut, P D Selby, S Knox,
S Gorelick, A Tilmant, J J Harou, D Mustafa, J
Medellin-Azuara, D Rajsekhar, N Avisse, H Zhang
1410h H43Q-03 Monitoring And Modeling
Environmental Water Quality To Support
Environmental Water Purchase Decision-making:
S E Null, L Elmore, N R Mouzon, J R Wood
1425h H43Q-04 Resilience canvas: a heuristic tool
for socio-hydrological management under change:
F Mao, J Clark, W Buytaert, T Karpouzoglou, A
Dewulf, D M Hannah
1440h H43Q-05 Adaptation responses to increasing
drought frequency: A J Loch, D C Adamson, K
Schwabe
1455h H43Q-06 A multi-site reconstruction
algorithm for bottom-up vulnerability assessment
of water resource systems to changing streamflow
conditions: A Nazemi, M Zaerpour
1510h H43Q-07 Frameworks for Assessing Human
Influence on Water Availability: A AghaKouchak,
A Mehran, O Mazdiyasni, B Ashraf
1525h H43Q-08 The impacts of climate change
on poverty in 2030, and the potential from rapid,
inclusive and climate-informed development: J
Rozenberg, S Hallegatte
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
INFORMATICS
IN43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Reproducible Research in Geosciences
with Emphasis on Provenance
of Information as an Essential
Component II Posters
&OL΍RUG-DFREV, Organization Not Listed;
Kerstin Lehnert, Columbia University;
Brooks Hanson, American Geophysical
Union; Anusuriya Devaraju, CSIRO
46
2016
1340h IN43A-1679 POSTER The Geoscience Paper
of the Future: Best Practices for Documenting
and Sharing Research from Data to Software to
Provenance: Y Gil, X Yu, C H David, I Demir, B
Essawy, R W Fulweiler, J L Goodall, L Karlstrom,
H Lee, H J Mills, S A Pierce, A Pope, M Tzeng, S R
Villamizar
1340h IN43A-1681 POSTER Using Docker
Containers to Extend Reproducibility Architecture
for the NASA Earth Exchange (NEX): P Votava, A
Michaelis, R Spaulding, J C Becker
1340h IN43A-1682 POSTER A Tool Supporting
Collaborative Data Analytics Workflow Design and
Management: J Zhang, Q Bao, T J Lee
1340h IN43A-1684 POSTER Coupled RipCASDFLOW (CoRD) Software and Data Management
System for Reproducible Floodplain Vegetation
Succession Modeling: M A Turner, S Miller, A
Gregory, D D Cadol, M C Stone, L Sheneman
IN43A-1685
POSTER
Provenance
1340h
Discrimination of Siliciclastic Sediments and Its
Transport Patterns in The Middle Bay of Bengal: S
Liu
IN43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
3HUVLVWHQWΖGHQWLȴFDWLRQ3XEOLFDWLRQ
and Trustworthy Management of
Research Resources II Posters
Sandy Harrison, University of Reading;
Jens Klump, CSIRO Mineral Resources;
Fiona Murphy, University of Reading;
Ingrid Dillo, Data Archiving and
Networked Service (DANS)
1340h IN43B-1686 POSTER So You Want to Be
Trustworthy: A Repository’s Guide to Taking
Reasonable Steps Towards Achieving ISO 16363: S
Stall
1340h IN43B-1687 POSTER Building 6FLHQWLƛLF'DWDūV
list of recommended data repositories: A L Hufton,
V Khodiyar, I Hrynaszkiewicz
1340h IN43B-1688 POSTER Stewardship of NASA’s
Earth Science Data and Ensuring Long-Term Active
Archives: H Ramapriyan, J Behnke
1340h IN43B-1689 POSTER ESGF and WDCC: The
Double Structure of the Digital Data Storage at
DKRZ: F Toussaint, H Höck
1340h IN43B-1690 POSTER An Assessment of a
Science Discipline Archive Against ISO 16363: J S
Hughes, R R Downs
1340h IN43B-1691 POSTER Next Generation Global
Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) Processing at
NASA CDDIS: B P Michael, C E Noll
1340h IN43B-1692 POSTER NASADEM Global
Elevation Model of Earth: Methods for the
Refinement and Merger of SRTM and ASTER
GDEM: R E Crippen, S Buckley, P S Agram, J
E Belz, E M Gurrola, S Hensley, M Kobrick, M
Lavalle, J M Martin, M Neumann, Q Nguyen, P A
Rosen, J Shimada, M Simard, W Tung
1340h IN43B-1693 POSTER Building connections
between datasets, researchers and publications at
NCI using RD-Switchboard: L A Wyborn, J Wang,
A Aryani, B J K Evans, M Barlow
1340h IN43B-1694 POSTER Open Access Data
Centers as an Essential Partner to a Data Publication
Journal: D Carlson, H Pfeiffenberger
1340h IN43B-1695 POSTER Tracing Scientific
Facilities through the Research Literature Using
Persistent Identifiers: K E Maull, M S Mayernik
1340h IN43B-1696 POSTER Scalable persistent
identifier systems for dynamic datasets: P
Golodoniuc, S J D Cox, J F Klump
1340h IN43B-1697 POSTER Evolving a NASA
Digital Object Identifiers System with Community
Engagement: L Wanchoo, N James
1340h IN43B-1698 POSTER Persistent Identifiers for
Data Products: Adoption, Enhancement, and Use: R
R Downs, J Schumacher, J Scialdone, M Hansen
1340h IN43C-1701 POSTER
Cross-domain
Collaborative Research and People Interoperability:
Beyond Knowledge Representation Frameworks: P
A Fox, P Diviacco, A Busato
1340h IN43C-1703 POSTER Transient Science from
Diverse Surveys: A Mahabal, D Crichton, S G
Djorgovski, C Donalek, A Drake, M Graham, E Law
1340h IN43C-1704 POSTER Semantic markup of
sensor capabilities: how simple it too simple?: C A
Rueda-Velasquez, K Janowicz, J Fredericks
1340h IN43C-1705 POSTER Building an Open Data
Portal for the European Space Agency Climate
Change Initiative based on an Iterative Development
Methodology and Linked Data Technologies: P
Kershaw, V L Bennett, A Stephens, A Wilson, A M
Waterfall, R Petrie, A Iwi, S Donegan, M N Juckes,
G Parton
1340h IN43C-1706 POSTER Geospatial Data
Standards for Indian Water Resources Systems: A
Goyal, H Tyagi, A K Gosain, R Khosa
1340h IN43C-1707 POSTER Formalizing An
Approach to Curate the Global Change Master
Directory (GCMD)’s Controlled Vocabularies
(Keywords) Through a Keyword Governance
Process and Community Involvement: T Stevens
1340h IN43C-1709 POSTER Making Interoperability
Easier with the NASA Metadata Management Tool
: D Shum, M Reese, D Pilone, A E Mitchell
IN43D
Moscone West 2000
Thursday 1340h
Managing Earth Science Data Quality
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S (joint with A, B, C, GC)
Hampapuram Ramapriyan, Science
Systems and Applications, Inc.; David
Moroni, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory;
Ge Peng, Organization Not Listed;
Steven Worley, National Center for
Atmospheric Research
1340h IN43D-01 International Metadata Standards
and Enterprise Data Quality Metadata Systems: T
Habermann
1355h IN43D-02 Assessing Data Quality in
Emergent Domains of Earth Sciences: P T Darch,
C Borgman
1410h IN43D-03 STRUCTURAL CRITERIA FOR
QUALITY CONTROL OF OCEANOGRAPHIC
DATA: T Boyer, I Smolyar
1425h IN43D-04 Enhancing the Value of Sensorbased Observations by Capturing the Knowledge of
How An Observation Came to Be: J Fredericks, C
A Rueda-Velasquez
1440h IN43D-05 Improving Earth Science
Metadata: Modernizing ncISO: K O’Brien, R
Schweitzer, D Neufeld, E F Burger, R P Signell, S C
Arms, K Wilcox
1455h IN43D-06 A metadata reporting framework
for standardization and synthesis of ecohydrological
field observations: D S Christianson, C
Varadharajan, M Detto, B Faybishenko, B Gimenez,
K Jardine, R I Negron Juarez, G Pastorello, T Powell,
J Warren, B Wolfe, N G McDowell, L M Kueppers,
J Chambers, D Agarwal
1510h IN43D-07 Implementing a Data Quality
Strategy to Simplify Access to Data: K A Druken,
C E Trenham, B J K Evans, C J Richards, J Wang,
L A Wyborn
1525h IN43D-08 Practical Application of the Data
Stewardship Maturity Model for NOAA’s OneStop
Project: N A Ritchey, G Peng, P R Jones, A Milan,
K S Casey
MINERAL AND ROCK PHYSICS
MR43A
Moscone South 301
Thursday 1340h
Sedimentary Rock Response and
Failure I S (joint with H, T, V)
Mathew Ingraham, Sandia National
Laboratories; Kathleen Issen, Clarkson
University
1340h IN43B-1700 POSTER Persistent Identifiers for
Improved Accessibility for Linked Data Querying:
A Shepherd, C L Chandler, R A Arko, D Fils, M B
Jones, A Krisnadhi, B Mecum
1340h MR43A-01 Structural and diagenetic
evolution of deformation bands in contractional
and extensional tectonic regimes: P Eichhubl, C M
O’Brien, S J Elliott
IN43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
1355h MR43A-02 Strain partitioning in shales
during elastic and creep deformation observed by
synchrotron X-ray micro-tomography.: H Sone, C
Cheung, M L Rivers, Y Wang, T Yu
John Hughes, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Daniel Crichton, NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory; Emily Law, NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Thomas
Huang, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1510h MR43A-07 Computational study of DruckerPrager plasticity of rock using microtomography: J
Liu, J Sarout, M Zhang, J Dautriat, M Veveakis, K
Regenauer-Lieb
1525h MR43A-08 Attenuation and Dispersion
Analysis in Laboratory Measured Elastic Properties
in the Middle East Carbonate Reservoir Rocks: R
Sharma
NATURAL HAZARDS
NH43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Interdisciplinary Tsunami Science IV
Posters
Robert Weiss, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University; Bruce
-D΍H, 86*63DFLȴF&RDVWDODQG0DULQH
Science Center Santa Cruz; Vasily Titov,
NOAA Seattle; Rick Wilson, California
Geological Survey Sacramento
1340h NH43A-1799 POSTER Numerical Simulation
of Several Tectonic Tsunami Sources at the
Caribbean Basin: S E Chacon-Barrantes, A M
Lopez, J Macias, N Zamora, C W Moore, M Llorente
Isidro
1340h NH43A-1800 POSTER Geological Evidence
for the Destruction of Shinmachi, Hawaii, by
the 1946 Aleutian and 1960 Chile Tsunamis?: C
Chague-Goff, K Goto, J R Goff, P Gadd, W C
Dudley, D Sugawara, N Nakamura
1340h NH43A-1801 POSTER Constraints on
Paleotsunami Runup Derived from Sand Deposits
Mantling Three Holocene Marine Terraces at
Puatai Beach, Northern Hikurangi Subduction
Margin, New Zealand: K Clark, N J Litchfield, U A
Cochran, K R Berryman, W L Power, R Steele
1340h NH43A-1802 POSTER The Nankai Trough
earthquake tsunamis in Korea: Numerical studies
of the 1707 Hoei earthquake and physics-based
scenarios: S Kim, T Saito, E Fukuyama, T S Kang
1340h NH43A-1803 POSTER Identifying tectonic
parameters that affect tsunamigenesis: I van Zelst,
S Brizzi, A Heuret, F Funiciello, Y van Dinther
1340h NH43A-1804 POSTER Simultaneous SeaLevel Oscillations in Japanese Bays Induced by the
Tsunami of Nankai-Trough Earthquake: Y Oishi,
T Furumura, F Imamura, K Yamashita, D Sugawara
Probabilistic
1340h NH43A-1805 POSTER
TSUnami Hazard MAPS for the NEAM Region:
The TSUMAPS-NEAM Project: R Basili, A Y
Babeyko, M A Baptista, S Ben Abdallah, M Canals,
A El Mouraouah, C B Harbitz, A Ibenbrahim, G
Lastras, S Lorito, F Løvholt, L M Matias, R Omira,
G A Papadopoulos, O Pekcan, A Nmiri, J Selva, A
C Yalciner
1340h NH43A-1806 POSTER Ocean bottom
seismometer pressure gauge observations of the
15 July 2009 Mw 7.8 Dusky Sound, New Zealand
tsunami and simulations: M Heidarzadeh, T
Takagawa, K Satake, A R Gusman, S Watada, A F
Sheehan
1340h NH43A-1807 POSTER Multi-scale modeling
of tsunami flows and tsunami-induced forces: X
Qin, M R Motley, R J LeVeque, F I Gonzalez
1340h NH43A-1808 POSTER Research on the
Improvements of the Assembly Areas, Evacuation
Routes, and Shelters against Multiple Disasters: S
Jin, Y M Lee, S Y Jeong, S J Hong
1340h NH43A-1809 POSTER Tsunami source of the
2016 Muisne, Ecuador Earthquake inferred from
tide gauge and DART records: B Adriano, Y Fujii,
S Koshimura
1340h NH43A-1810 POSTER The New Zealand
Tsunami Database: historical and modern records:
A Barberopoulou, G L Downes, U A Cochran, K
Clark, F Scheele
1340h IN43B-1699 POSTER Persistent Identifiers
for Field Deployments: A Missing Link in the
Provenance Chain: R A Arko, P Ji, D Fils, A
Shepherd, C L Chandler, K Lehnert
Knowledge Representation
Frameworks: The Foundation for
Achieving Interoperability Posters
1455h MR43A-06 Tensile and compressive failure
of 3D printed and natural sandstones: D Vogler, M
Perras, S D C Walsh, E Dombrovski
1410h MR43A-03 A Three Invariant Model of
True Triaxial Tests on Castlegate Sandstone: J W
Rudnicki
1425h MR43A-04 Laboratory Hydraulic Fracture
in Shale: S Roshankhah, J Andrade, E Ando, C
Viggiani
1440h MR43A-05 Dependence of rock properties
on the Lode angle: experimental data, constitutive
model, and bifurcation analysis: A I Chemenda, M
Daniel
1340h NH43A-1811 POSTER Simple estimation
of linear 1+1 D tsunami run-up: M Fuentes, J A
Campos, S Riquelme
1340h NH43A-1812 POSTER Tsunami History
Associated with Oceanic Intraplate Earthquakes in
Beppu Bay, Eastern Kyushu, Japan: M Yamada, S
Fujino, T Chiba, C Chague-Goff
1340h NH43A-1813 POSTER Modelling TsunamiInduced Sediments Transport in the Bay of Tangier
– Morocco: M I Ramalho, R Omira, M A Baptista, S
El Moussaoui, M N Zaghloul
1340h NH43A-1814 POSTER Development of A
Tsunami Magnitude Scale Based on DART Buoy
Data: J Leiva, J Polet
1340h NH43A-1815 POSTER Summary of
Paleotsunami Investigations in Aliomanu, Anahola,
Kauai: F R Griswold, S La Selle, B M Richmond,
B E Jaffe, G R Gelfenbaum, C Chague-Goff, R J
LeVeque, P Bellanova, D Sugawara, A R Nelson
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h NH43A-1816 POSTER NUMERICAL
MODELLING
OF
SOLITARY
WAVE
EXPERIMENTS
ON
RUBBLE
MOUND
BREAKWATERS: H G Guler, T Arikawa, C
Baykal, A C Yalciner
1340h NH43B-1839 POSTER Modeling of Grain
Size Distribution of Tsunami Sand Deposits in
V-shaped Valley of Numanohama During the 2011
Tohoku Tsunami: A R Gusman, K Satake, T Goto,
T Takahashi
1340h NH43B-1863 POSTER Development of new
tsunami detection algorithms for high frequency
radars and application to tsunami warning in British
Columbia, Canada: S T Grilli, C A Guérin, M R
Shelby, A R Grilli, T L Insua, P Moran Jr
1340h NH43A-1817 POSTER Potential Flooding
area for local Tsunami in Nayarit Region (Western
Coast of Mexico).: E Trejo-Gomez, M Ortiz, F J
Nuñez-Cornu
1340h NH43B-1840 POSTER S-net project:
Construction of large scale seafloor observatory
network for tsunamis and earthquakes in Japan : M
Mochizuki, T Kanazawa, K Uehira, T Shimbo, K
Shiomi, T Kunugi, S Aoi, T Matsumoto, S Sekiguchi,
N Yamamoto, N Takahashi, M Shinohara, T
Yamada
1340h NH43B-1864 POSTER The Ust’-Kamchatsk
“Tsunami Earthquake” of 13 April 1923: A Slow
Event and a Probable Landslide: A Salaree, E Okal
1340h NH43A-1818 POSTER Numerical simulation
of nonlinear long wavesinteracting with arrays of
emergent cylinders: A Zainali, R Weiss, J L Irish
1340h NH43A-1819 POSTER Multiple Solutions of
Real-time Tsunami Forecasting Using Short-term
Inundation Forecasting for Tsunamis Tool: E Gica
1340h NH43A-1820 POSTER Searching for a
paleotsunami record in the Hawaiian Islands: S La
Selle, B M Richmond, M E M Arcos, B E Jaffe, B
Lunghino, H H Kane, J M Bishop, S L Habel
1340h NH43A-1821 POSTER Development of Local
Amplification Factors in the NEAM Region for
Production of Regional Tsunami Hazard Maps
: C B Harbitz, S Glimsdal, F Løvholt, S Orefice, F
Romano, B Brizuela, S Lorito, A Hoechner, A Y
Babeyko
1340h NH43A-1822 POSTER New Methodology
for Computing Subaerial Landslide-Tsunamis:
Application to the 2015 Tyndall Glacier Landslide,
Alaska: D L George, R M Iverson, C M Cannon
1340h NH43A-1823 POSTER Tsunami inversion for
sea surface displacement using far-field DART data
of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake: T Ho, K Satake
1340h NH43A-1824 POSTER Updated Palaeotsunami
Database for Aotearoa/New Zealand: M R Gadsby,
J R Goff, D N King, J Robbins, U Duesing, T Franz,
J C Borrero, A Watkins
1340h NH43A-1826 POSTER Field Investigations
and a Tsunami Modeling for the 1766 Marmara Sea
Earthquake, Turkey: H Aykurt Vardar, Y Altinok,
B Alpar, S Unlu, A C Yalciner
Sedimentary
1340h NH43A-1827 POSTER
Characteristics of Buried Sand Layers Deposited
in a Coastal Swamp in West Aceh, Indonesia, in
the Early 15th Century: T Morgan, K Monecke,
E Meilianda, J Pilarczyk, I Rusydy, A Moena, H
Muzhaffat, A Rais, I P Yolanda
1340h NH43A-1828 POSTER Observed Variability
of Tsunamigenic Potential of Enormous Submarine
Landslides Explained Through Modeling – A
Comparison of the Holocene Storegga and
Trænadjupet Events.: F Løvholt, J Kim, J S Laberg
1340h NH43A-1829 POSTER Tsunami Generation
Model Using Precise Seafloor Geodetic Data Along
the Nankai Subduction Zone: S I Watanabe, Y
Bock, D Melgar
1340h NH43A-1830 POSTER A Multi-Disciplinary
Approach to Tsunami Disaster Prevention in Java,
Indonesia: D M Horns, S Hall, R A Harris
1340h NH43A-1831 POSTER Development for the
design of colonnade with the trapping effects of
tsunami flotsam: K Imai, A Hayashi, F Imamura
1340h NH43A-1832 POSTER Observation-based
Quantitative Uncertainty Estimation for Realtime
Tsunami Inundation Forecast using ABIC and
Ensemble Simulation: T Takagawa
NH43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Interdisciplinary Tsunami Science V
Posters
Robert Weiss, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University; Bruce
-D΍H, 86*63DFLȴF&RDVWDODQG0DULQH
Science Center Santa Cruz; Vasily Titov,
NOAA Seattle; Rick Wilson, California
Geological Survey Sacramento
1340h NH43B-1833 POSTER Tsunami Evacuation
Exercises: the Case of Heraklion, Crete Isl., Greece:
I Triantafyllou, M Charalampakis, G M Bocchini,
T Novikova, G A Papadopoulos
1340h NH43B-1834 POSTER Seismic probabilistic
tsunami hazard: from regional to local analysis and
use of geological and historical observations: R
Tonini, S Lorito, S Orefice, L Graziani, B Brizuela,
A Smedile, M Volpe, F Romano, P M De Martini, A
Maramai, J Selva, A Piatanesi, D Pantosti
1340h NH43B-1836 POSTER Design and Prototype
Implementation of non-Triggered Database-driven
Real-time Tsunami Forecast System using Multiindex Method: N Yamamoto, S Aoi, W Suzuki, K
Hirata, N Takahashi, T Kunugi, H Nakamura
NH43B-1837 POSTER
Sedimentary
1340h
Environment Changes between Tsunami Events
in the Central Fukushima Prefecture, Japan: S
Kusumoto, T Goto, K Satake, T Sugai, M Yoneda,
T Omori, H Ozaki
1340h NH43B-1838 POSTER 2015 volcanic tsunami
earthquake near Torishima Island: Ray tracing
analysis of dispersive tsunami wave: O Sandanbata,
S Watada, K Satake, Y Fukao, H Sugioka, A Ito, H
Shiobara
1340h NH43B-1841 POSTER A consistent model for
tsunami actions on buildings: A Foster, T Rossetto,
I Eames, I Chandler, W Allsop
1340h NH43B-1842 POSTER Local SPTHA through
tsunami inundation simulations: a test case for two
coastal critical infrastructures in the Mediterranean:
M Volpe, J Selva, R Tonini, F Romano, S Lorito, B
Brizuela, S Argyroudis, E Salzano, A Piatanesi
1340h NH43B-1843 POSTER Tsunami Data and
Scientific Data Diplomacy: P K Dunbar, V K
Gusiakov, L S L Kong, B Aliaga, M Yamamoto, N P
Arcos, K J Stroker
1340h NH43B-1867 POSTER The September 16,
2015 Illapel Tsunami – Sedimentology of tsunami
deposits at the beaches of La Serena and Coquimbo:
H Bahlburg, V Nentwig, M Kreutzer
NH43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Landslide Hazard, Runout Dynamics,
Vulnerability, and Risk Analysis IV
Posters
Dalia Kirschbaum, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center; Paola
Reichenbach, CNR-IRPI; Hiroshi
Fukuoka, Niigata University
1340h NH43C-1881 POSTER The Project for
Developing Countermeasures against Landslides in
the Abay River Gorge, Ethiopia: H E Guta
1340h NH43C-1882 POSTER Estimation of
landslide-triggering factors using clay minerals,
ASTER satellite image and GIS in the Busan area,
southeastern Korea : G C Jeong, M G Kim, J J Choi,
J O Ryu, J G Nho, C O Choo
1340h NH43C-1883 POSTER Correlations of
the Landslide Frequency-Size Scaling with the
Geological Regimes and Sequential Triggering in
Taiwan: C H Chen, W A Chao, M M Chen, L Y Fei
1340h NH43C-1884 POSTER Identification of the
characteristics of shallow and deep landslide and
debris flow: H C Ling, S C Chen
1340h NH43C-1885 POSTER Large Rock-Slope
Failures Impacting on Lakes – Event Reconstruction
and Interaction Analysis in Two Alpine Regions
Using Sedimentology and Geophysics: S Knapp, F
Anselmetti, A Gilli, M Krautblatter, I Hajdas
1340h NH43C-1886 POSTER Structural and
Thermal Controls on the Frequency and Magnitude
of Small-size Rockfall Events (European Swiss
Alps): K Messenzehl, J H Blöthe, R Dikau
1340h NH43B-1844 POSTER Challenges and
Alternatives in Tsunami Water Levels Processing
in NOAA/NCEI-CO Global Water-Level Data
Repository: G Mungov, P K Dunbar, K J Stroker,
A Sweeney
1340h NH43C-1868 POSTER Analyzing Landslide
Damage Cost and Adaptation Benefit and Cost
Considering Climate Change: J H Park, H G Kim,
H K Heo, D K Lee, K Sungho, S Sung, Y Mo, C Park,
L Myung-Kyoon
1340h NH43B-1845 POSTER A computationally fast,
reduced model for simulating landslide dynamics
and tsunamis generated by landslides in natural
terrains: F Mohammed
1340h NH43C-1870 POSTER A Novel Method for
Earthquake-triggered Landslides Susceptibility
Mapping: Combining the Newmark Displacement
Value with Logistic Regression Model: Q Lin, Y
Wang, C Song
1340h NH43C-1888 POSTER Spatial assessment
of Geo-environmental data by the integration of
Remote Sensing and GIS techniques for Sitakund
Region, Eastern foldbelt, Bangladesh.: M Y Gazi, M
Rahman, M A Islam, S M M Kabir
1340h NH43C-1871 POSTER Assessment of
Landslide Hazard Using PS-InSAR and Distinct
Element Method: A Case Study in Central Taiwan
: Y H Tung, J C Hu
1340h NH43C-1889 POSTER Numerical Simulations
of Potential Gravitational Collapses of the La
Soufrière de Guadeloupe Lava Dome (Lesser
Antilles): A Mangeney, M Peruzzetto, M RosasCarbajal, J C Komorowski, A Le Friant, Y Legendre
1340h NH43B-1846 POSTER Tsunami hazard
assessment at Port Alberni, BC, Canada: preliminary
model results: S T Grilli, T L Insua, A R Grilli, K L
Douglas, M R Shelby, K Wang, D Gao
1340h NH43B-1847 POSTER A Search for
Characteristic Seismic Energy Radiation Patterns to
Identify Possible Fast-Rupturing Activity Associated
with Tsunamigenic and Other Earthquakes Around
the Solomon Islands: L Barama, A V Newman, J
Convers
1340h NH43B-1848 POSTER Time Reversal Imaging
of the 2015 Illapel Tsunami Source: C An, L Meng
1340h NH43B-1849 POSTER Hydraulic experiment
on tsunami sand deposits relating with grain size
distribution and magnitude of incident waves: A
Yamamoto, T Takahashi, K Harada, K Nojima
1340h NH43B-1850 POSTER Probabilistic Tsunami
Hazard Assessment along Nankai Trough (2) a
comprehensive assessment including a variety
of earthquake source areas other than those that
the Earthquake Research Committee, Japanese
government (2013) showed: K Hirata, H Fujiwara,
H Nakamura, M Osada, N Morikawa, S Kawai, T
Ohsumi, S Aoi, N Yamamoto, H Matsuyama, N
Toyama, T Kito, Y Murashima, Y Murata, T Inoue,
R Saito, J Takayama, S Akiyama, M Korenaga, Y
Abe, N Hashimoto
1340h NH43B-1852 POSTER Incorporation of
Multiple Datasets in Earthquake Source Inversions:
Case Study for the 2015 Illapel Earthquake: A
Williamson, P R Cummins, A V Newman, R F
Benavente
1340h NH43B-1853 POSTER 2015 Volcanic
Tsunami Earthquake near Torishima Island: Array
analysis of ocean bottom pressure gauge records: Y
Fukao, H Sugioka, A Ito, H Shiobara, O Sandanbata,
S Watada, K Satake
1340h NH43B-1854 POSTER Standard geological
samples of tsunami deposits made in a large wave
flume: T Yoshii, S Tanaka, M Matsuyama
1340h NH43B-1855 POSTER On The Use of
Empirical Green Functions to Generate Synthetic
Tsunami Waveform Catalogs: M A Baptista, R
Omira, J M A Miranda, L Matias
1340h NH43B-1856 POSTER Validation of the
2D+1D Runup Estimation with Field Data of the
2010 Maule Tsunami: U Kanoglu, M Wronna, M
A Baptista
1340h NH43B-1857 POSTER Modeling Tsunami
Wave Generation Using a Two-layer Granular
Landslide Model: G Ma, J T Kirby Jr, F Shi, S T
Grilli, T J Hsu
1340h NH43B-1858 POSTER Historical Tsunami
Effects near the Tonga Trench from 1837-2015: N
P Arcos, P K Dunbar, L S L Kong, K J Stroker
1340h NH43B-1859 POSTER Tsunamis along the
Peru-Chile Trench: analysing the effect of coseismic deformation on tsunami inundation: R
Omira, M A Baptista, J M A Miranda
1340h NH43B-1860 POSTER Quantification of
uncertainties in the tsunami hazard for Cascadia
using statistical emulation: S Guillas, S J Day, B
Joakim
1340h NH43C-1872 POSTER Landslide Susceptibility
Analysis along Li-Shing Mountain Road in Nantou
County, Taiwan: J H Yeh, H C Chan, B A Chen
1340h NH43C-1873 POSTER Landslide Susceptibility
Mapping on Global Scale using Method of Logistic
Regression: L Lin, Q Lin, Y Wang
1340h NH43C-1874 POSTER Analysis and
determination of susceptibility Risk from slope
instability at Colima State Mexico due to the
accelerators factors of rain and seismicity: J J
Ramirez-Ruiz
1340h NH43C-1875 POSTER Evaluation of Soil
Water Index Warning Model: Typhoon Event Case
in 2015: S C Chen, Y J Liu
NH43C-1887
POSTER
Preliminary
1340h
Geotechnical Investigation of Two Basaltic
Landslide Sites in Mauritius, Offshore Africa: D
Bhoopendra, H Fukuoka, T Kuwano, K Ichikawa
1340h NH43C-1890 POSTER The Morphological
Evolution of the Breach Channel by Prototype Field
Experimental of Landslide Dam: S K Xuan, S C
Chen
1340h NH43C-1891 POSTER Rock-avalanche
Deposits Record Quantitative Information On
Internal Deformation During Runout : M J
McSaveney, M Zhang
NH43D
Moscone South 104
Thursday 1340h
NASA Application Science Readiness
for Disaster Response I
1340h NH43C-1876 POSTER Evaluation of Rainfallinduced Landslide Potential: Y R Chen, K J Tsai, J
W Chen, Y S Chue, Y C Lu, C W Lin
David Green, NASA Headquarters; Tim
Stough, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1340h NH43C-1877 POSTER Features of landslides
by the Kumamoto Earthquake, in April 2016,
compared with the past landslides by rainfall events:
S Doshida, K Araiba
1340h Welcoming Remarks:
1340h NH43C-1878 POSTER Hydrological modeling
of an Alpine watershed for the identification of
trigger conditions leading to flash floods and debris
flows: R Kaitna, D Prenner, M Hrachowitz
1340h NH43C-1879 POSTER Rainfall Thresholds
for Shallow and Deep-seated Landslide in Taiwan:
L W Wei, H Chen
1340h NH43C-1880 POSTER Hydrological and
Geoelectrical monitoring of Landslides in the
tropical Andes: Case Study Medellín – Colombia: J
C Loaiza-Usuga, G Monsalve, L Arce, L S Vahos, J
Smolikova, J A Alzate, L Ramirez-Hoyos
1345h NH43D-01 Developing Global Building
Exposure for Disaster Forecasting, Mitigation, and
Response: C K Huyck
1400h NH43D-02 The SARVIEWS Project:
Automated SAR Processing in Support of
Operational Near Real-time Volcano Monitoring:
F J Meyer, P W Webley, J Dehn, S A Arko, D B
McAlpin, W Gong
1415h NH43D-03 Lessons Learned in the
Integration of Earth Remote Sensing Data within
the NOAA/NWS Damage Assessment Toolkit: A
Molthan, L A Schultz, K McGrath, J R Bell, T Cole,
P J Meyer, J Burks, P Camp, K Angle
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NH43B-1861
POSTER
Coseismic
1340h
Strengthening of the Shallow Subduction
Megathrust Further Enhances Inelastic Wedge
Failure and Efficiency of Tsunami Generation: E T
Hirakawa, S Ma
1340h NH43B-1862 POSTER On the Use of the
Logic-Tree Approach for Probabilistic Tsunami
Hazard Assessment in Oman: I W El Hussain, R
Omira, M A Baptista, A Deif, Z Al-Habsi
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
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1429h NH43D-04 Real-time Volcanic Cloud
Products and Predictions for Aviation Alerts: N A
Krotkov, E J Hughes, A M da Silva Jr, C J Seftor,
K W Brentzel, S Hassinen, T A Heinrichs, D J
Schneider, R Hoffman, T Myers, L E Flynn, J Niu,
N Theys, H H Brenot
1443h NH43D-05 Effective Integration of Earth
Observation Data and Flood Modeling for Rapid
Disaster Response: The Texas 2015 Case: G
Schumann
1457h NH43D-06 Seismogeodetic monitoring
techniques for tsunami and earthquake early
warning and rapid assessment of structural damage:
J S Haase, Y Bock, J K Saunders, D Goldberg, J I
Restrepo
1511h NH43D-07 Assessment of earthen levee
stability for management and response: A
NASA-DHS-California Dept. Water Resources
collaboration: K An, C E Jones, D P Bekaert, J Dudas
1525h NH43D-08 Rapid Flood Map Generation
from Spaceborne SAR Observations: S H Yun, C
Liang, G Manipon, J Jung, E M Gurrola, S E Owen,
H Hua, P S Agram, F Webb, G F Sacco, P A Rosen,
M Simons
NEAR SURFACE GEOPHYSICS
NS43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Geophysical and Geotechnical
Constraint on Geomechanical Models
of Hydraulic Fractures Posters (joint
with S, SI)
Adam Baig, Engineering Seismology
Group Canada Inc; Ted Urbancic,
Engineering Seismology Group Canada
Inc; Doug Angus, University of Leeds
1340h NS43A-1920 POSTER Reliability of Source
Mechanisms for a Hydraulic Fracturing Dataset: T
Eyre, M Van der Baan
1340h NS43A-1921 POSTER Capturing the complex
behavior of hydraulic fracture stimulation through
multi-physics modeling, field-based constraints,
and model reduction: S Johnson, L Chiaramonte,
L Cruz, G Izadi
1340h NS43A-1922 POSTER Crustal Stress
Coherency at Multiple Scales: Utilization for
Assessing Potential Fault Slip in Response to Fluid
Injection: J E Lund Snee, M D Zoback, F R R Walsh
1340h NS43A-1923 POSTER Characterization
of Moment tensor Derived Discrete Fracture
Networks Utilizing Scanlines and Topological
Approaches: T Urbancic, A M Baig, E P Ardakani,
L Smith
1340h NS43A-1924 POSTER Surface Deformation
and Direct Field Observation to Constrain
Conceptual Models of Hydraulic Fracture Growth
and Form: W Slack, L Murdoch
NS43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Geophysics in Laboratory Meter-Scale
Experiments Posters (joint with B, C, H)
Albane Saintenoy, Laboratoire GEOPS,
UMR 8148, Universite Paris Sud;CNRS;
Emmanuel Leger, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory
1340h NS43B-1925 POSTER Near-Surface ScaleModel GPR Sandbox Experiments with Cylinders
and Spheres: Resonances from Mixed Direct,
Reflective, Circumferential, and RefractiveShortcut Modes : S A Arcone
1340h NS43B-1926 POSTER GPR for detecting
buried animal bones in controlled sandbox
experiments: B Schneider, G P Tsoflias
1340h NS43B-1927 POSTER Laboratory meterscale seismic monitoring of varying water levels in
granular media: S Pasquet, L Bodet, P Bergamo, R
Guérin, R Martin, R Mourgues, V Tournat
1340h NS43B-1928 POSTER Feasibility of
Autonomous Monitoring of CO2 Leakage in
Aquifers: Results From Controlled Laboratory
Experiments: R Versteeg, E Leger, B Dafflon
NS43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Integrating Surface Geophysical
Methods into Multiscale
Investigations of Surface and
Groundwater Connectivity Posters
(joint with H)
Martin Briggs, 86*62ɝFHRI
Groundwater; Adam Ward, University
of Iowa; Erasmus Oware, University at
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1340h NS43C-1930 POSTER Assessing Geologic
Controls on Groundwater Discharge in the Loup
River Basin of Nebraska by Using Aerial ThermalInfrared Imagery: C M Hobza, A Schepers
1340h NS43C-1931 POSTER Evaluating groundwater
flow using passive electrical measurements: E
Voytek, A Revil, K Singha
1340h NS43C-1932 POSTER Revealing the
connectivity of groundwater and surface water
using electromagnetic induction measurements: A
M Binley, P McLachlan, J E Chambers, S Uhlemann
1340h NS43C-1933 POSTER Revealing textural
variations at the groundwater-surface water
interface using induced polarisation techniques: P
McLachlan, A M Binley, J E Chambers
1340h NS43C-1934 POSTER Drought-induced
recharge promotes long-term storage of salinity
beneath a prairie wetland: Z F Levy, R Moucha, D
O Rosenberry, D M Mushet, M B Goldhaber, D I
Siegel
1340h NS43C-1935 POSTER Studying Exchange
with Less-mobile Porosity at the Laboratory Scale:
Experimentation and Multiphysics Simulations: F
MahmoodPoorDehkordy, B House, M A Briggs, K
Singha, F D Day-Lewis, J P Zarnetske, J W Lane Jr
1340h NS43C-1936 POSTER Using ambient seismicnoise to identify shallow interfaces important for
assessing ecological groundwater flow dynamics : J
W Lane Jr, E A White, M A Briggs, F D Day-Lewis,
D L Nelms, M A Walvoord
1340h NS43C-1937 POSTER Integrating Multiple
Geophysical Methods to Quantify Alpine
Groundwater- Surface Water Interactions:
Cordillera Blanca, Peru: R L Glas, L Lautz, J M
McKenzie, E A Baker, L D Somers, C Aubry-Wake,
O Wigmore, B G Mark, R Moucha
1340h NS43C-1938 POSTER The Use of Waterborne
Resistivity Profiling to Quantify Hydraulic
Conductivity of 150 Kilometers of Streambed in the
Mississippi River Alluvial Plain: B V Miller, D S
Wallace, W H Kress
OCEAN SCIENCES
OS43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
General Oceanography Posters
Victoria Coles, University of Maryland
Center for Environmental Science
Horn Point Laboratory; Heidi Sosik,
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution;
Deborah Hutchinson, US Geological
Survey
1340h OS43A-1995 POSTER A simple correction for
long-wavelength water-column height variations in
high-resolution seismic data: S Hwang, G H Lee, H
Kim, B Y Yi, Y Yoon, K O Kim, H J Kim
1340h OS43A-1996 POSTER Seismic Stratigraphy
of the Shatsky Rise Sediment Cap and Implications
for Pelagic Sedimentation on Oceanic Rises: R W
Clark, W W Sager, A B Weil
1340h OS43A-1997 POSTER Geomorphology of
Killary Harbour, Ireland: Potential Effects of Rocky
Outcrops on Surrounding Sediments: J R Hawsey
1340h
OS43A-1998
POSTER
Reconciling
Weak Interior Mixing and Abyssal Recipes via
Concentrated Boundary Mixing: X Yang, M D
Miller, E Tziperman
1340h OS43A-1999 POSTER Internal Wave
Dynamics in Barkley Submarine Canyon: D A
Burrier, T Connolly
1340h OS43A-2000 POSTER Assessment of finescale parameterizations of turbulent dissipation
rates in the Southern Ocean: A Takahashi, T Hibiya
1340h OS43A-2001 POSTER Turbulent Mixing in a
Mid-ocean Deep Fracture Zone of the Brazil Basin:
L Clement, A M Thurnherr
1340h OS43A-2002 POSTER Numerical Simulations
of Turbulence Mixing in the Northern Arabian
Gulf: D Li, A Anis
1340h OS43A-2003 POSTER Contribution of
Surface Thermal Forcing to Mixing in the Ocean: F
Wang, S D Huang, K Q Xia
1340h OS43A-2004 POSTER Impacts of Ocean
Surface Boundary Layer Observations on Ocean
State Estimation: D J Halkides, H Zhang, D
Menemenlis, C N Hill, D E Waliser
1340h OS43A-2005 POSTER Pathfinder Version
5.3 AVHRR Sea Surface Temperature Climate Data
Record: S Baker-Yeboah
1340h OS43A-2006 POSTER An Approach to
Evaluate the Spatial Fidelity of Satellite-Derived Sea
Surface Temperature Fields: P C Cornillon, F Wu,
L Guan, B Boussidi
1340h OS43A-2007 POSTER Horizontal gradient
correction of the high resolution ocean climatology:
J H Lee, Y S Chang, H R Shin
1340h NS43C-1929 POSTER Geothermic analysis
of high temperature hydrothermal activities area
in Western plateau of Sichuan province, China: J
Zhang
1340h OS43A-2008 POSTER Response of the Gulf
of Mexico to an Extreme Cold Front: A Numerical
Study of the October 23-November 1, 2007 Event: J
Zavala-Hidalgo
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THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
1340h OS43A-2009 POSTER Three-Dimensional
Seismic Imaging of Thermohaline Circulation on
North Atlantic Margins: A Dickinson, C Bond, N
White, C C P Caulfield
1340h OS43A-2010 POSTER Anthropogenic
Influence on the Changes of the Subtropical Gyre
Circulation in the South Pacific in the 20th Century:
F Albrecht, O Pizarro, A Montecinos
1340h OS43A-2011 POSTER Decomposition of the
Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation in
CMIP5 models: A Model Intercomparison Study: R
L Beadling, J L Russell
Decadal-scale
1340h OS43A-2012 POSTER
variability of the core layer temperature of North
Pacific Transition Region Mode Water: Influence
of the quasi-stationary jet: S Sugimoto, H Ueno, N
Hoshi
1340h OS43A-2013 POSTER Laboratory Simulation
of the Geothermal Heating Effects on Ocean
Overturning Circulation: K Q Xia, F Wang, S D
Huang, S Q Zhou
1340h OS43A-2014 POSTER Assessing the impact of
ocean warming on subsurface property fields in the
Gulf of Maine: E R McDowell, K C Burkholder
1340h OS43A-2015 POSTER Ocean Data
Assimilation in the Gulf of Mexico Using 3D VAR
Approach – Preliminary Results: S Paturi, Z D
Garraffo, J A Cummings, I Rivin, A Mehra, H C Kim
1340h OS43A-2016 POSTER Interannual variation
of cyclonic eddy in the Amundsen Sea Polynya,
Antarctica: C S Kim, T W Kim, K H Cho, H Yang,
S Lee
1340h OS43A-2017 POSTER Parameterization of
self-attraction and loading tides and its application
in the Northwest Pacific Ocean tides: Y Wang, Z
Wei, G Fang
1340h OS43A-2018 POSTER Role of the cold water
on the formation of the East Korean Warm Current
in the East/Japan Sea : A numerical experiment: Y
Kim, Y H Kim, Y K Cho
1340h OS43A-2019 POSTER The off-shore
Transport of China Coastal Current over Taiwan
Bank in Winter: E Liao, X H Yan, L Y Oey, Y Jiang
1340h OS43A-2020 POSTER Tracking upwind
areas associated with enhanced chlorophyll-a
concentrations to examine the impact of atmospheric
deposition on phytoplankton production in the
Sargasso and Mediterranean Seas: T W Kim
1340h OS43A-2021 POSTER Rainfall-enhanced
blooming in typhoon wakes: Y Lin, L Y Oey
1340h OS43A-2022 POSTER Cross-shelf transport
off Vancouver Island as measured by Ocean
Networks Canada’s NEPTUNE observatory: The
effect of Canyons.: S F Mihaly, F Cabrera De Leo, A
R Sastri, M Matabos, M Heesemann, B Ogata
OS43A-2023
POSTER
Measuring
1340h
Macrobenthos Biodiversity at Oyster Aquaculture
Sites in the Delaware Inland Bays: M J Fuoco, G
Ozbay
OS43A-2024 POSTER
Quantitative
1340h
assessment of the relationship between biomarker
content and biomass in marine phytoplankton in
responses to temperature and nutrient supply ratio
changes: Y Ding, X Chen, R Bi, L H Zhang, L Li,
M Zhao
1340h OS43A-2025 POSTER Satellite observation of
particulate organic carbon dynamics in two riverdominated estuaries: C Le
1340h OS43A-2026 POSTER A Re-evaluation of the
Ferrozine Method for Dissolved Iron: The Effect
of Organic Interferences: K Balind, A Barber, Y
Gelinas
1340h OS43A-2027 POSTER Temporal and spatial
variations of sea surface pCO2 in the East China Sea
from spring to summer: P Y Shen, C M Tseng
OS43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Recent Advances in Ocean
Biogeochemical Observations and
Modeling III Posters (joint with A, B)
Britton Stephens, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; John Dunne,
NOAA / Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory; Nicole Lovenduski,
University of Colorado
1340h OS43B-2028 POSTER Using Lagrangian
flights and modeling to study O2 and CO2 fluxes
over the Southern Ocean during the O2/N2 Ratio
and CO2 Airborne Study (ORCAS).: M S HoeckerMartinez, E A Kort, M C Long, B B Stephens
1340h OS43B-2029 POSTER A hierarchy of ocean
biogeochemical comprehensiveness for Earth
System Modeling: J P Dunne
1340h OS43B-2030 POSTER How Well Has Global
Ocean Heat Content Variability Been Measured?: A
Nelson, J Weiss, B Fox-Kemper, G Fabienne
1340h OS43B-2031 POSTER A 2008-2012
Biogeochemical Southern Ocean State Estimate: M
R Mazloff, A Verdy
1340h OS43B-2032 POSTER Observations of the
Southern Ocean oxygen cycle from profiling floats:
R Drucker, S Riser
1340h OS43B-2033 POSTER Kinetic model to explain
the effect of ocean warming and acidification on the
Fe(II) oxidation rate in oligotrophic and eutrophic
natural waters: M González-Dávila, G SamperioRamos, J M Santana-Casiano, A G Gonzallez, N
Pérez-Almeida
1340h OS43B-2034 POSTER Role of diatoms in the
biological carbon pump: P J Treguer, M Lasbleiz
1340h OS43B-2036 POSTER Trace Gas Distributions
and Correlations Observed In The Southern Ocean
Atmosphere During the ORCAS Mission: E L Atlas,
S Schauffler, V Donets, E C Apel, R S Hornbrook,
A J Hills, B B Stephens, E A Kort, C Sweeney, M
Gierach
1340h OS43B-2037 POSTER Distributions of
dimethyl sulfide in the Amundsen Sea water
column, Antarctica, measured by membrane inlet
mass spectrometer: I KIM, K Park, D Hahm, J O
Choi, S Lee
1340h OS43B-2038 POSTER Simulation of ocean
acidification variability along the East and Gulf
coasts of the US for 1979 – 2015 using MOM5TOPAZ: Y Liu, S K Lee, R H Wanninkhof, L
Barbero, R J Van Hooidonk
1340h OS43B-2039 POSTER Simulated Impact of
High Alkalinity Glacial Runoff on CO2 Uptake in
the Coastal Gulf of Alaska: D Pilcher, S A Siedlecki,
A J Hermann, K O Coyle, J T Mathis, W Evans
1340h OS43B-2040 POSTER Modeling the
effects of free-living marine bacterial community
composition on heterotrophic remineralization
rates and biogeochemical carbon cycling: E Teel,
X Liu, J A Cram, R Sachdeva, J A Fuhrman, N M
Levine
1340h OS43B-2041 POSTER The Effect of
Resuspension and Deposition on Biogeochemical
Cycles in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Numerical
Modeling Results: J Moriarty, C K Harris, M A
Friedrichs, K Fennel, K Xu
1340h OS43B-2042 POSTER Variability of the
ocean carbon sink in MPI-ESM large ensemble
simulations: H Li, T Ilyina
1340h OS43B-2043 POSTER Absorption and
fluorescence properties of colored dissolved organic
matter in the Ross Sea during austral summer: E J
D’Sa, H C Kim, S Y Ha
Impact
of
1340h OS43B-2044 POSTER
Trichodesmium Sp. on Pacific Primary production:
C Dutheil, C Menkes, O Aumont, T Shiozaki, S
Bonnet, M Rodier, L Bopp, A Lorrain
1340h OS43B-2045 POSTER El Niño revisited:
the influence of El Niño Southern Oscillation on
the world’s largest tuna fisheries.: A Receveur, N
Simon, C Menkes, L Tremblay-Boyer, I Senina, P
Lehodey
1340h OS43B-2046 POSTER Evidence that Palmer
Station Antarctica seasonal O2 and CO2 cycles
understate regional marine boundary layer means:
J D Bent, B B Stephens, R F Keeling, E J Morgan
1340h OS43B-2047 POSTER Transitions of redox
state and nutrient status in the Southern Ocean
since the last glacial: Evidence from speciation
analyses of C, Fe, and P in sediments at the Conrad
Rise: N Shimode, K E Yamaguchi, M Ikehara
1340h OS43B-2049 POSTER Mechanisms and
detectability of oxygen depletion in the North
Atlantic: J F Tjiputra, N Goris, S K Lauvset, J
Schwinger
1340h OS43B-2050 POSTER Emulating the Marine
Carbonate System using Pattern Scaling: C Hartin,
B P Bond-Lamberty, C Lynch, B Kravitz
1340h OS43B-2051 POSTER Geochemical Evidence
for Calcification from the Drake Passage Timeseries: D R Munro, N S Lovenduski, T Takahashi,
B B Stephens, T Newberger, H M Dierssen, K L
Randolph, N M Freeman, S M Bushinsky, R M Key,
J L Sarmiento, C Sweeney
1340h OS43B-2052 POSTER Southern Ocean Zonal
Scale Summertime Oxygen Outgassing and Carbon
Dioxide Ingassing: B B Stephens, M C Long, R F
Keeling, C Sweeney, E A Kort, J Bent, E J Morgan,
A S Watt, M S Hoecker-Martinez, B C Daube, K
McKain, M L Smith, T Newberger
OS43B-2053
POSTER
SOCCOM
1340h
Biogeochemical Profiling Floats: Representativeness
and Deployment Strategies Utilizing GO-SHIP/
Argo Observations and SOSE/Hycom Model
Output: L D Talley, S Riser, K S Johnson, J Wang,
I V Kamenkovich, I Rosso, M R Mazloff, S Ogle, J
L Sarmiento
1340h OS43B-2054 POSTER Modeling the Oxygen
Cycle in the Equatorial Pacific: Regulation of
Physical and Biogeochemical Processes: X Wang, R
G Murtugudde, D Zhang
1340h OS43B-2055 POSTER Multimillennium
changes in dissolved oxygen under global
warming: results from an AOGCM and offline
ocean biogeochemical model: A Yamamoto, A
Abe-Ouchi, M Shigemitsu, A Oka, K Takahashi, R
Ohgaito, Y Yamanaka
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
PLANETARY SCIENCES
1340h OS43B-2056 POSTER Predicting the
spatiotemporal distributions of marine fish species
utilizing earth system data in a maximum entropy
modeling framework: L Wang, L A Kerr, E Bridger
P43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
OS43C
Moscone West 3011
Thursday 1340h
Cometary Processes in the Light of
Rosetta II Posters (joint with SH, SM)
Biogeochemistry and Ecosystems
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Systems I
Peter Strutton, University of Tasmania;
Adrienne Sutton, Joint Institute for
the Study of the Atmosphere and
Ocean; Eileen Hofmann, Old Dominion
University; Francisco Werner, NOAA
San Diego
1340h OS43C-01 Coastal sea-surface temperature
anomalies during the 2014-2016 northeast Pacific
marine heat wave: regional variability, timing, and
relation to wind stress anomalies: C L Gentemann,
M R Fewings, M Garcia-Reyes
1355h OS43C-02 Large-scale changes in sea-air CO2
fluxes in the tropical and subtropical Pacific during
the strong 2015-2016 El Niño event: R A Feely, C
E Cosca, A Sutton, R H Wanninkhof, A R Jacobson
1410h OS43C-03 The impact of multi-decadal
sub-surface circulation changes on sea surface
chlorophyll patterns in the tropical Pacific: S
Schollaert Uz, A J Busalacchi, T M Smith, M N
Evans, C Brown, E C Hackert, X Wang
1425h OS43C-04 The Sensitivity of Future Ocean
Oxygen Concentrations to Changes in Ocean
Circulation: D S Trossman, J B Palter
1440h OS43C-05 Complexity of Tropical Pacific
Ecosystem and Biogeochemistry: Diurnal to
Decadal, Plankters to Penguins: R G Murtugudde,
X Wang, V Valsala, K B Karnauskas
1455h OS43C-06 Regional and climate forcing on
forage fish and apex predators in the California
Current: new insights from a fully coupled ecosystem
model.: J Fiechter, K Rose, E N Curchitser, L A
Huckstadt, D P Costa, K Hedstrom
1510h OS43C-07 On the Past, Present, and Future of
Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems: S J Bograd,
B Black, M Garcia-Reyes, R R Rykaczewski, S
A Thompson, B D Turley, P van der Sleen, W J
Sydeman
1525h OS43C-08 Climate change and climate
variability in an eastern boundary current upwelling
ecosystem: insights from the California Current
Ecosystem: M D Ohman
OS43D
Moscone West 3009
Thursday 1340h
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Processes II
Timothy Crone, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory; Delwayne Bohnenstiehl,
North Carolina State Univ.; Timothy
Crone, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory
1340h OS43D-01 Structure and Evolution of
Hawaii’s Loihi Seamount from High-resolution
Mapping: D A Clague, J B Paduan, C L Moyer, B T
Glazer, D W Caress, D Yoerger, C L Kaiser
1355h OS43D-02 High-resolution bathymetry as
a primary exploration tool for seafloor massive
sulfide deposits – lessons learned from exploration
on the Mid-Atlantic and Juan de Fuca Ridges, and
northern Lau Basin: J W Jamieson, D A Clague, S
Petersen, I A Yeo, J Escartin, T Kwasnitschka
OS43D-03
MORPHOLOGY
OF
1410h
GALÁPAGOS
PLATFORM
SEAMOUNTS:
A
HISTORY
OF
EMERGENCE
AND
SUBMERGMENCE: S A Soule, V D Wanless, D J
Fornari, M Jones, D M Schwartz, M A Richards
1425h OS43D-04 Hydrothermal Plume Activity at
Teahitia Seamount: Re-Awakening of the Society
Islands Hot-Spot?: C R German, G Xu, I A Yeo, S
L Walker, J Moffett, G A Cutter, C W Devey, O
Hyvernaud, D Reymond, J A Resing
1440h OS43D-05 Quantifying Coseismic Normal
Fault Rupture at the Seafloor: The 2004 Les Saintes
Earthquake Along the Roseau Fault (French
Antilles): J A L Olive, J Escartin, F Leclerc, R
Garcia, N Gracias, T ODEMAR Science Party
OS43D-06
Virtual
Vents:
A
1455h
Microbathymetrical Survey of the Niua South
Hydrothermal Field, NE Lau Basin, Tonga: T
Kwasnitschka, K Köser, A Duda, J W Jamieson,
R Boschen, A Gartman, M D Hannington, C
Funganitao
OS43D-07
Cross-correlation-based
1510h
earthquake relocation and ambient noise imaging
at Axial Seamount: Y J Tan, F Waldhauser, M
Tolstoy, W S D Wilcock
1525h OS43D-08 Seafloor Characteristics and
Bathymetric Change at Hunga Tonga-Hunga
Ha’apai: V L Ferrini, H Spierer, C Peters, J B Garvin
Bonnie Buratti, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Matt Taylor, European
Space Agency; Mathieu Choukroun,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Nicolas
Altobelli, European Space Agency
1340h P43A-2080 POSTER Comparison of Comet
Morphologies, Outgassing, and their Evolution
with Dynamical History: M Choukroun
1340h P43A-2081 POSTER Evidences of Shear
Deformations and Faulting on Comet 67P/
Churyumov-Gerasimenko: a Driving Force for the
Mechanical Erosion of the Nucleus?: C Matonti, A
T Auger, O Groussin, L Jorda, N Attree, S Viseur,
M R El Maarry
1340h P43A-2082 POSTER Origin(s) of the local
structures at the Philae landing site and possible
implications on the formation and evolution of the
67P nucleus: F Poulet, A Lucchetti, J P Bibring
1340h P43A-2083 POSTER The Low Albedo of
Comets: B J Buratti, M Choukroun, J M Bauer
1340h P43A-2084 POSTER Cosmochemical
implications
of
CONSERT
permittivity
characterization of 67P/CG: W W Kofman, A
Herique, P Beck, L Bonal, I Buttarazzi, E Heggy, J
Lasue, A C Levasseur-Regourd, E Quirico, S Zine
1340h P43A-2085 POSTER Constraints on
the Remanent Magnetization of Comet 67P/
Churyumov-Gerasimenko
From
Philae
Magnetometry: J B Biersteker, B P Weiss, P
Heinisch, D Hercik, K H Glassmeier, H U Auster
1340h P43A-2086 POSTER Characterizing the
interior of 67P in the vicinity of Abydos: V Ciarletti,
J Lasue, F Lemonnier, A Herique, W W Kofman, C
Guiffaut, A C Levasseur-Regourd, D Plettemeier
1340h P43A-2087 POSTER Mapping of the source
regions of the dust jets on comet 67P/ChuryumovGerasimenko: I L Lai, W H Ip, J C Lee, Z Y Lin, J B
Vincent, P Hartogh, H Sierks, C Barbieri, P L Lamy,
H Rickman, H U Keller
1340h P43A-2088 POSTER Plasma response to a
cometary outburst: Rosetta Plasma Consortium
observations during comet 67P/ChuryumovGerasimenko outburst event on 19 February
2016: R Hajra, T Bruce, H Pierre, M F Galand, K
L Heritier, N J T Edberg, J L Burch, T W Broiles,
R Goldstein, K H Glassmeier, I Richter, C Goetz, H
Nilsson, K Altwegg, M Rubin, T Tanimori
1340h P43A-2089 POSTER Ion Acoustic Waves
Observed at Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko:
H Gunell, H Nilsson, M Hamrin, A Eriksson, R
Maggiolo, H Pierre, K Altwegg, C Y Tzou, M Rubin,
K H Glassmeier, G Stenberg Wieser, C S Wedlund,
J De Keyser, F Dhooghe, G Cessateur, A Gibbons
1340h P43A-2090 POSTER Comets in the Young
Solar System: First Results from Hybrid Plasma
Modelling: E J Kallio, M Alho, C Simon Wedlund,
H Lammer, M Güdel, C Johnstone
1340h P43A-2091 POSTER Increased electron
pressure as possible origin of magnetic field
dropouts observed by RPC-MAG of comet 67P/
Churyumov-Gerasimenko: Z Huang, G Toth, T I
Gombosi, A M Bieler, M R Combi, K C Hansen, X
Jia, N Fougere, Y Shou, T Cravens, V Tenishev, K
Altwegg, M Rubin
1340h P43A-2092 POSTER Tracing the signatures
of heavy ions in the plasma environment of 67P/
Churyumov–Gerasimenko: Ion Composition
Analyzer (ICA) observations: G Nicolaou, M
Yamauchi, M Wieser, H Nilsson, E Behar, G
Stenberg Wieser
1340h P43A-2093 POSTER Cometary Electron
Heating Driven by Solar Wind Interaction with the
Coma: T W Broiles, J L Burch, K Chae, T Cravens,
R A Frahm, S A Fuselier, M F Galand, R Goldstein,
H Pierre, G Livadiotis, K Mandt, P Mokashi, M
Samara, A I Eriksson, E Odelstad
1340h P43A-2094 POSTER Creating a Generalized
Empirical Model of the H2O Coma Distribution in
Comets Based on ROSINA/DFMS Measurements
and AMPS-DSMC Simulations for comet 67P/
Churyumov-Gerasimenko: K C Hansen, K Altwegg
1340h P43A-2095 POSTER Structure and dynamics
of the umagnetized plasma around comet 67P/CG:
P Henri, X Vallières, N Gilet, R Hajra, J Moré, C
Goetz, I Richter, K H Glassmeier, M F Galand, K L
Heritier, A I Eriksson, Z Nemeth, B Tsurutani, M
Rubin, K Altwegg
1340h P43A-2096 POSTER Early Evolution of
Comet 67P Studied with the RPC-LAP onboard
Rosetta: W J Miloch, L Yang, J J Paulsson, C S
Wedlund, E Odelstad, N J T Edberg, C Koenders,
A Eriksson
1340h P43A-2097 POSTER 2D-photochemical
model for forbidden oxygen line emission for
comets: G Cessateur, J De Keyser, R Maggiolo, M
Rubin, G Gronoff, A Gibbons, E Jehin, F Dhooghe,
H Gunell, N Vaeck, J Loreau
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h P43A-2098 POSTER The singing comet
67P: utilizing fully kinetic simulations to study its
interaction with the solar wind plasma: J Deca, A V
Divin, M Horanyi, P Henri
1340h P43C-2116 POSTER The Bright Spots in
Occator Crater on Ceres: Geologic and Stratigraphic
Context: J E C Scully, D Buczkowski, P Schenk, A
Neesemann, C A Raymond, C T Russell
1340h P43A-2099 POSTER A new 3D multi-fluid
dust model: a study of the effects of activity and
nucleus rotation on the dust grains’ behavior in the
cometary environment: Y Shou, M R Combi, G
Toth, N Fougere, V Tenishev, Z Huang, X Jia, K C
Hansen, T I Gombosi, A M Bieler, M Rubin
1340h P43C-2117 POSTER Ice under cover: Using
bulk spatial and physical properties of probable
ground ice driven mass wasting features on Ceres
to better understand its surface: K Hughson, C
Russell, B E Schmidt, H Chilton, J E C Scully, J C
Castillo, J P Combe, E Ammannito, H Sizemore, T
Platz, S Byrne, A Nathues, C A Raymond
1340h P43A-2100 POSTER Effect of porosity and
non-planarity on icy grain surface chemistry in
molecular clouds: R Maggiolo, G Cessateur, E
Bonnal, J De Keyser, F Dhooghe, A Gibbons, H
Gunell, O Mousis, N Vaeck, J Loreau
1340h P43C-2118 POSTER Is Ceres’ deep interior
ice-rich? Constraints from crater morphology: M T
Bland, C A Raymond, R Fu, S Marchi, J C Castillo, S
D King, P Schenk, F Preusker, R S Park, C T Russell
1340h P43A-2101 POSTER Archival of Amateur
Observations in Support to ESA/Rosetta Mission:
R Shirinian, P A Yanamandra-Fisher, B J Buratti
1340h P43C-2119 POSTER Behavior and Stability
of Ground Ice on Ceres: Modeling Water Vapor
Production: M E Landis, S Byrne, N Schorghofer, B
E Schmidt, C A Raymond, C Russell
P43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
1340h P43C-2120 POSTER High-resolution Ceres
LAMO atlas derived from Dawn FC images: T
Roatsch, E Kersten, K D Matz, F Preusker, F
Scholten, R Jaumann, C A Raymond, C Russell
Solar System Small Bodies: Asteriods,
Satellites, Comets, Pluto, and Charon
II Posters
Amanda Hendrix, Planetary Science
Institute Tucson; Franck Marchis,
SETI Institute Mountain View; Krishan
Khurana, University of California
Los Angeles; Padma YanamandraFisher, Space Science Institute Rancho
Cucamonga
1340h P43B-2102 POSTER Secular Orbit and Spin
Variations of Asteroid (16) Psyche: B G Bills, R S
Park, B Scott
1340h P43B-2103 POSTER Chemistry and
Spectroscopy of Frozen Chloride Salts on Icy
Bodies: P V Johnson, E C Thomas, R P Hodyss, T H
Vu, M Choukroun
1340h P43B-2104 POSTER Meteoroid Impact
Hazard based on Atmospheric Trajectory Analysis:
M Gritsevich, E A Silber, E Lyytinen, M MorenoIbáñez, J M Trigo-Rodríguez, K Muinonen, A
Penttilä
1340h P43B-2105 POSTER Spectrophotometric
Characterisation of the Trojan Asteroids (624)
Hektor et (911) Agamemnon: A Doressoundiram,
N Bott, D Perna
1340h P43B-2106 POSTER Shapes and rotational
properties of the Select Hilda and Jovian Trojan
Asteroids: M Gritsevich, S Sonnett, J M Bauer
1340h P43B-2107 POSTER Far-UV Spectral
and Spatial Analysis from HST Observations of
Europa: T M Becker, K D Retherford, L Roth, M A
McGrath, J Saur, A R Hendrix, E M Royer, U Raut
1340h P43B-2108 POSTER CONCAVE SHAPE
MODEL OF ASTEROID (130) ELEKTRA BASED
ON DISK-RESOLVED IMAGES FROM VLT/
SPHERE: F Marchis, J Hanus, M Viikinkoski, B
Yang
P43B-2109 POSTER
A
DIRECT
1340h
OBSERVATION
OF
THE
ASTEROID’S
STRUCTURE FROM DEEP INTERIOR TO
REGOLITH: TWO RADARS ON THE AIM
MISSION: A Herique, V Ciarletti, D Plettemeier, J
Grygorczuk
1340h P43B-2110 POSTER Geomorphological
Mapping of Sputnik Planum on Pluto: Convection,
Glacial Flow, Sublimation and Re-deposition of
Nitrogen Ice: O L White, J M Moore, S A Stern, H
A Weaver Jr, C Olkin, K Ennico Smith, L A Young,
A F Cheng
1340h P43B-2111 POSTER Constraining the Ice
Viscosity and Heat Flux on Enceladus During the
Formation of the Leading Hemisphere: E J Leonard
1340h P43B-2112 POSTER Constraints on the
properties of Pluto’s nitrogen-ice rich layer from
convection simulations: T Wong, W B McKinnon,
P Schenk
1340h P43B-2113 POSTER Elpasolite Planetary Ice
and Composition Spectrometer (EPICS): A LowResource Combined Gamma-Ray and Neutron
Spectrometer for Planetary Science: L C Stonehill,
D D S Coupland, K E Mesick, S Nowicki
1340h P43B-2114 POSTER Dynamics of HVECs
emitted from comet C/2011 L4 as observed by
STEREO: N E Raouafi, C M Lisse, G Stenborg, G
Jones, C Schmidt
P43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
The Exploration of Ceres and Vesta
by Dawn and Earth-Based Analyses II
Posters (joint with C, EP, T, V)
Jennifer Scully, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Scott King, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State
University; Francesca Zambon, IAPSINAF; Ernesto Palomba, IAPS-INAF
1340h P43C-2121 POSTER High-Resolution Ceres
HAMO Color Mosaics derived from Dawn FC
Images: K D Matz, S Schroeder, T Roatsch, E
Kersten, F Preusker, F Scholten, R Jaumann, C A
Raymond, C Russell
1340h P43C-2122 POSTER The nature of Ceres’
bluish material.: T Roatsch, K Stephan, R Jaumann,
K Krohn, N Schmedemann, F Zambon, F Tosi,
F G Carrorro, L A McFadden, M C De Sanctis, E
Ammannito, K A Otto, K D Matz, F Preusker, C A
Raymond, C T Russell
1340h P43C-2123 POSTER Distribution of the
Ammoniated Species on the Surface of Ceres: E
Ammannito, M C De Sanctis, F G Carrorro, M
Ciarniello, J P Combe, S De Angelis, B L Ehlmann,
A Frigeri, S Marchi, H Y McSween Jr, A Raponi,
M J Toplis, F Tosi, J C Castillo, F Capaccioni,
M T Capria, S Fonte, M Giardino, R Jaumann, A
Longobardo, S P Joy, G Magni, T B McCord, L A
McFadden, E Palomba, C M Pieters, C A Polanskey,
T H Prettyman, M Rayman, C A Raymond, P
Schenk, F Zambon, C T Russell
1340h P43C-2124 POSTER Experimental NIR Study
of Water Ice, Hydrated Salts, and mixtures.: S
Singh, J P Combe, T B McCord
1340h P43C-2125 POSTER The Absence of Large
Craters on Ceres Is Consistent with an Early Phase
of Tectonic Activity: S D King, M T Bland, R Fu, A
Ermakov, S Marchi, J C Castillo, J E C Scully, C A
Raymond, C T Russell
1340h P43C-2126 POSTER Ceres’ obliquity history:
implications for permanently shadowed regions: A
Ermakov, E Mazarico, S Schroeder, U Carsenty, N
Schorghofer, C A Raymond, M T Zuber, D E Smith,
C T Russell
1340h P43C-2127 POSTER Model Simulations For a
Potential Bow Shock at Ceres: M N Villarreal, C
Russell, Y D Jia, T H Prettyman, N Yamashita, P J
Chi, S P Joy
1340h P43C-2128 POSTER The Exosphere of Ceres
Generated by Photolysis and Radiolysis: W L Tseng,
W H Ip, Y J Kuan
1340h P43C-2129 POSTER Spectrophotometric
Correction of VIR-Dawn Observations of Vesta:
P Scarica, M Ciarniello, M C De Sanctis, E
Ammannito, F Tosi
1340h P43C-2130 POSTER Anomalous crater Marcia
on asteroid 4 Vesta: Spectral signatures and their
geological relationship: T Giebner, R Jaumann, S
Schroeder, K Krohn
1340h P43C-2131 POSTER Machine Learning
Applied to Dawn/VIR data of Vesta in view of
MERTIS/BepiColombo.: J Helbert, M D’Amore, R
Le Scaon, A Maturilli, E Palomba, A Longobardo,
H Hiesinger
P43D
Moscone West 2007
Thursday 1340h
Cometary Processes in the Light of
Rosetta I (joint with SH, SM)
Bonnie Buratti, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Matt Taylor, European
Space Agency; Mathieu Choukroun,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Nicolas
Altobelli, European Space Agency
1340h P43D-01 Exploring the Geophysical Evolution
of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko: M
Hirabayashi, D J Scheeres, S Marchi
1355h P43D-02 Structure and Formation of
Comets: Updates from Post-Rosetta Solid Fraction
Analyses: A C Levasseur-Regourd, M S Bentley, W
W Kofman, Y Brouet, V Ciarletti, E Hadamcik, A
Herique, J Lasue, T Mannel, R Schmied
1410h P43D-03 The Gravity Field of Comet
67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko before and after
Perihelion: T Andert, J P Barriot, M Paetzold, B
Häusler, M Hahn, S Tellmann
1340h P43C-2115 POSTER Floor-Fractured Craters
on Ceres and Implications for Internal Composition
and Processes: D Buczkowski, P Schenk, J E C
Scully, R S Park, F Preusker, C A Raymond, C T
Russell
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
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1425h P43D-04 Porosity and water ice content of
the sub-surface material in the Imhotep region of
67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko constrained with
the Microwave Instrument on the Rosetta Orbiter
(MIRO) observations: P Von Allmen, S Lee, F P
Schloerb, M D Hofstadter, M Choukroun, S Gulkis,
C Leyrat, E Lellouch, D Bockelée-Morvan, N Biver,
L Rezac, P Hartogh, P Encrenaz, T Encrenaz, J
Crovisier, G Beaudin, M A Frerking, W H Ip, M
Janssen, C Jarchow, T R Spilker
1440h P43D-05 Plasma Environment Around
Comet 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko at its
Perihelion: H Madanian, T Cravens, J L Burch, R
Goldstein, K H Glassmeier, C Goetz, C Koenders, Z
Nemeth, M Rubin, K Altwegg
1455h P43D-06 Distribution and Orientation of
Wind-Tail-Like Morphologies on Comet 67P/
Churyumov-Gerasimenko: R Jaumann, K A Otto,
S Mottola, D Tirsch, M Hamm, G Arnold, H G
Grothues, S F Hviid, H U Keller, K Joerg, E Kuhrt,
H Michaelis, F Scholten, F Preusker, S Schroeder,
H Sierks
1510h P43D-07 Oxygen Isotopes in Cometary Dust
Measured in the Coma of Comet 67P/ChuryumovGerasimenko with COSIMA Onboard Rosetta: J A
Paquette, C Engrand, M Hilchenbach, N Fray, O
Stenzel
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PA43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Making an Impact: Stories, Tips, and
Lessons Learned from Collaborating
with Communities III Posters
Rajul Pandya, American Geophysical
Union; Laurie Leshin, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute; Kevin Noone,
Stockholm University; Andrew
Rosenberg, Union of Concerned
Scientists Washington DC
1340h PA43A-2157 POSTER USDA Climate
Hubs – delivering usable information and tools
to farmers, ranchers and forest land managers
– Communication insights from the Regions: R
Johnson, R Steele
1340h PA43A-2158 POSTER Telling Anthropocene
Tales: Localizing the impacts of global change using
data-driven story maps: A Mychajliw, E A Hadly
1340h PA43A-2159 POSTER Bringing home
sustainability and climate change research and
developments via on-line virtual reality: F D
Granshaw
1340h PA43A-2160 POSTER Hazards mapping
using local and scientific knowledge. A case in rural
Mexico: B Solis, G Bocco
1340h PA43A-2161 POSTER Reducing Flood
Impacts for Wellbeing of Arctic Communities
through Collaboration among Community and
Tribal Leaders, Scientists, and Emergency Man: Y
Y Kontar
1340h PA43A-2162 POSTER Stories from OpenAQ,
a Global and Grassroots Open Air Quality
Community: C A Hasenkopf, J C Flasher, O
Veerman, A Scalamogna, D Silva, M Salmon, D
Buuralda, L H DeWitt
1340h PA43A-2163 POSTER Innovative Extension
Models and Smallholders: How ICT platforms can
Deliver Timely Information to Farmers in India.: U
S Nagothu
1340h PA43A-2164 POSTER Technology for
Climate Change Adaptation in Nepal Himalaya:
Policy, Practices and Perspective: K Gautam, J
Panthi Sr
1340h PA43A-2165 POSTER Assessing Climate
Vulnerabilities of Food Distribution Center Sites
in Greater Boston and Their Regional Implications:
Climate Adaptation Planning in Practice: A Teferra,
C Watson, E M Douglas
1340h PA43A-2166 POSTER “I Can Live With This”
- Talking To Communities About Natural Hazard
Risk: A Story From New Zealand: W S A Saunders,
M Kilvington, R J Van Dissen
1340h PA43A-2167 POSTER Stakeholder Theory
and Rangeland Management: The Importance of
Ranch Income Dependence: S Elias, L M Roche, E
Elias
1340h PA43A-2168 POSTER Climate Watch
and Spoonbill Watch: Engaging Communities
in Climate Science and Bird Conservation: N L
Michel, R Baker, E Bergstrom, D Cox, G Cox, K
Dale, C Jensen, G Langham, G LeBaron, W Loftus,
J Rowden, Z Slavin, L Smithson-Stanley, C Wilsey
1340h PA43A-2169 POSTER Ten simple rules for
Lightning and PechaKucha presentations.: C J
Lortie
1340h PA43A-2170 POSTER Making an Impact:
Stories with Data, Tips, and Lessons Learned from
Collaborating With and Across Communities:
J K Drapkin, P Ramamurthy, B Vant-Hull, S
Mazumdar, A Glenn, C Jusino, C Corbin, H Brooke,
J Keefe, M Schuerman
50
2016
1340h PA43A-2171 POSTER Collaborating on
Climate: The Signs of the Land Camp as a Model
for Meaningful Learning Between Indigenous
Communities and Western Climate Scientists: M
Chase, J Brunacini, E B Sparrow
1340h PA43A-2172 POSTER Leveraging Field Trips
in Higher Education for Local Engagement and
Impact: An Example from Guatemala: J Riker, M
Watson, E J Liu, G Chigna, M Purvis, A Naismith
1340h PA43A-2173 POSTER Data Nomads: Find
Your Way with the Atlas of Organizations: D J
Hills, S C Diggs
1340h PA43A-2174 POSTER Developing Capacity
for Cities to Adapt to a Changing Climate--a Case
Study in Boulder, Colorado: R Sands, D G Groves,
M Nason
1340h PA43A-2175 POSTER Climate Voices:
Bridging Scientist Citizens and Local Communities
across the United States: K Wegner, J D Ristvey Jr
1340h PA43A-2176 POSTER Evaluating community
fishery management in the Tonle Sap Lake of
Cambodia: K B KC, V Elliott, E D G Fraser, L
Hannah, N Bond, R Seng, T Farrell
1340h PA43A-2177 POSTER Stop, Collaborate, and
Listen: Lessons Learned from Collaborating with
a Houston Environmental Justice Organization: C
Johnson, Y Arellano, P Phartiyal
1340h PA43A-2178 POSTER Development of a
350ppm community carbon budget in Eugene,
Oregon: A L Rice, M McRae
1340h PA43A-2179 POSTER Renewable Energy
Development in Hermosa Beach, California: K
Morris
1340h PA43A-2180 POSTER Environmental
Collaborations Between Indigenous Communities
and Western Science: Case Studies and Reflections:
R E Emanuel
1340h PA43A-2181 POSTER Community Air
Monitoring for Pesticide Drift Using Pesticide
Action Network’s (PAN) Drift Catcher: E Marquez
1340h PA43A-2182 POSTER From Results to Action
– Implementing an Indoor Air Quality Pilot Project:
A M Collier, G E Ware, P G Iwasaki, L R Billingsley,
D Main, M Hannigan, D Pfotenhauer
1340h PA43A-2183 POSTER CHARIS (Contribution
to High Asia Runoff from Ice and Snow) Lessons
Learned in Capacity-Building for Hydrological
Sciences with Asian Partner Communities: M J
Brodzik, R L Armstrong, B R Armstrong, A P
Barrett, F M Fetterer, A F Hill, H Hughes, S J S
Khalsa, A Racoviteanu, B H Raup, K Rittger, M W
Williams, A M Wilson
1340h PA43A-2184 POSTER NASA Earth Science
Partnerships – A Multi-Level Approach to
Effectively Collaborating with Communities and
Organizations to Utilize Earth Science Data for
Societal Benefit: J Favors
1340h PA43A-2185 POSTER Community Data
Management and the Exchange for Local
Observations and Knowledge of the Arctic: R
Duerr, P L Pulsifer, C Strawhacker
PA43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
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Maker-Scientist Engagement III
Posters
Julie Vano, National Center for
Atmospheric Research; David
Behar, San Francisco Public Utilities
Commission; Philip Mote, Oregon
Climate Change Research Institute;
Daniel Ferguson, University of Arizona
1340h PA43B-2186 POSTER Searching for the
Unicorn: Science and Decision Making: M A
Davidson
1340h PA43B-2187 POSTER Making connections to
translate climate research into effective action: K J
Evans, F Niepold III, L Pierce
1340h PA43B-2188 POSTER Comparing the Climate
Agendas of the Parties to the UN Framework
Convention on Climate Change: S R Stephenson,
N Oculi
1340h PA43B-2189 POSTER Motivations and
Barriers for Policymakers to Developing State
Adaptation Plans: R Miller, E Sylak-Glassman
1340h PA43B-2190 POSTER Bringing science
to the table: Case studies in science-informed
decision making on climate change and beyond: G
T Goldman, P Phartiyal, K Mulvey
1340h PA43B-2192 POSTER Communicating
Climate Imperatives to the U.S. Federal Government
for Applied Research Funding and Consideration in
Lawmaking: What Not to Say and How Not to Say
It: A S Wein
1340h PA43B-2193 POSTER Improving the
relevance and impact of decision support research: A
co-production framework and water management
case study: R Smith, J R Kasprzyk, L Dilling, L
Basdekas, L Kaatz
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h PA43B-2194 POSTER Improving the
effectiveness of interventions and investment
in Andean watersheds through a participatory
network of research basins: B F Ochoa-Tocachi, W
Buytaert, B De Bièvre
1340h PA43B-2219 POSTER Decision-Makers
As Messengers Of Climate Change Impacts And
Ambassadors For Their Communities.: M A
Boudrias, C DeBenedict, L Bruce, M Estrada, N
Hedge, N J Silva-Send
1340h PA43B-2195 POSTER Anticipating impacts
of climate change on fish habitat to support
decisionmaking in hydropower licensing: a climate
risk study for the Hiram Dam, Saco River, ME: C S
Lagron, A J Ray, J J Barsugli
1340h PA43B-2220 POSTER Overcoming the
Challenges of Co-creation: P Otellini, R Pandya, N
Udu-gama, M Goodwin
1340h PA43B-2196 POSTER Experiences with
collaborative climate impacts assessments for
regional governments in southwestern British
Columbia: S R Sobie, T Q Murdock
1340h PA43B-2197 POSTER Adaptation by Stealth:
Understanding climate information use across
scales and decision spaces in water management in
the United States: C Kirchhoff, L Vang Rasmussen,
M C Lemos
1340h PA43B-2198 POSTER Developing Flexible,
Integrated Hydrologic Modeling Systems for
Multiscale Analysis in the Midwest and Great Lakes
Region: A F Hamlet, C M Chiu, A Sharma, K Byun,
Z Hanson
1340h PA43B-2199 POSTER Progress and Challenges
in Mainstreaming Climate Change in Federal
Water Resources and Environmental Planning:
Data Selection, Technical Methods, Decision
Paradigms, and Climate Change Communication:
I M Ferguson, S Gangopadhyay, M M Elsner, D
Broman
1340h PA43B-2201 POSTER Creating a Regional
Drought Early Warning System (DEWS) for
California and Nevada: Building Off of Information
Gathered and Lessons Learned after 5 Years of
Drought: A M Sheffield, A Marrs, T U Wall, D
Cayan, J Kalansky, K T Redmond, J L Huntington,
D McEvoy
1340h PA43B-2202 POSTER Engagement Between
Decision Makers and the Research Community in
Califonria’a Climate Assessments: L W Bedsworth,
G Franco, S Wilhelm, J DeLaRosa
1340h PA43B-2203 POSTER Co-producing
Coastal Adaptation Plans with Pacific Northwest
Stakeholders: Applying Alternative Futures
Analysis to Quantitatively Envision Policy and
Climate Scenarios: J Evans-Wilent, P Ruggiero, J
Bolte, K Serafin, J Stevenson, C Schwartz
PA43B-2204
POSTER
Navigating
1340h
translational ecology: Creating opportunities and
overcoming obstacles for scientist participation: T
L Morelli, L M Hallett, L R Gerber, M Moritz, M
Schwartz, N Stephenson, J L Tank, M A Williamson,
C A Woodhouse
1340h PA43B-2205 POSTER A Heat Warning
System to Reduce Heat Illness in San Diego County:
A O Tardy, I Corcus, K Guirguis, A Gershunov, R
Basu, B Stepanski
1340h PA43B-2206 POSTER An Urban Resilience
to Extreme Weather Events Framework for
Development of Post Event Learning and
Transformative Adaptation in Cities: W D Solecki,
E S Friedman, R Breitzer
1340h PA43B-2208 POSTER Development of
Climate Adaptation Tool in Collaboration with City
and County Stakeholders: O Omitaomu, E S Parish,
P Nugent, L Sylvester, M R Allen, M Absar, K Ernst,
T M Carvalhaes
1340h PA43B-2209 POSTER Federal climate
change programs in the water-limited Southwest:
intersection of mission, stakeholders and geography
to build successful collaboration: E Elias, C M Steele,
A Rango, J J Reyes, M A Langston, K Johnson
1340h PA43B-2210 POSTER NOAA’s Regional
Climate Services Program: Building Relationships
with Partners and Customers to Deliver Trusted
Climate Information at Usable Scales: E L Mecray,
J Dissen
1340h PA43B-2211 POSTER Regional Climate
Enterprises in the South Central U.S.: Crossover
Relationships to Maximize User Engagement
Effectiveness: M A Langston, M Shafer, B Bartush,
D P Brown
1340h PA43B-2212 POSTER WHAT “THEY”
THINK: PERSPECTIVES OF STAKEHOLDERS
CONTRIBUTING TO THE CO-PRODUCTION
OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT MODELING: J
C Arnott, C Kirchhoff
1340h PA43B-2213 POSTER Using interviews and
focus groups with resource managers to explore risk
perceptions and responses to climate scenarios: K
R Clifford, W Travis, I Rangwala, R Rondeau, L
Young
1340h PA43B-2215 POSTER Collaboration and coproduction of climate knowledge: lessons from a
network on the front-line: N Kettle
1340h PA43B-2216 POSTER Coastal Resilience
and Adaptation:Working Together to go from
Information to Action on Alaska’s Coasts: A
Holman, A Poe, K Murphy, J S Littell, K Pletnikoff,
D Holen
1340h PA43B-2218 POSTER Co-Producing
Accessible Climate Knowledge: Case Study of a
Scientific Challenge: M Bourqui, M K M Charriere,
C Bolduc
1340h PA43B-2221 POSTER Linking science,
public values, and decision-making: Case study
development for public deliberations about climate
change resilience: N Weller, I Bennett, M Bernstein,
M Farooque, J Lloyd, C Lowenthal, D Sittenfeld
1340h PA43B-2222 POSTER Bridging the Gap:
Tailor-made Information Products for Decision
Makers: B E Mandler, C A Rose, L M Gonzales, M
A Boland
1340h PA43B-2223 POSTER Navigating the high
seas of Federal Programs to ensure usable science
delivery: D M Bachelet, M Gough, B Baker, T
Sheehan, T Mutch, M Brown
1340h PA43B-2225 POSTER Interdisciplinary
science for land managers: Lessons learned in the
context of public land management: R J Niemeyer,
A L Bentley Brymer, H D Joseph, A A Suazo, J D
Wulfhorst, B A Newingham, T E Link, K T Vierling
1340h PA43B-2226 POSTER Informing Regional
Water-Energy-Food Nexus with System Analysis
and Interactive Visualizations: Y C E Yang, S Wi
1340h PA43B-2227 POSTER Allocation of a global
carbon budget consistent with the future emergence
of regional climate signals: L J Harrington, D J
Frame
PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AND
PALEOCLIMATOLOGY
PP43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Paleoclimate Variability in the Indo3DFLȴF5HJLRQΖΖΖ3RVWHUV(joint with B,
EP, GC, OS)
Briony Mamo, University of Hong
Kong; Isla Castañeda, University of
Massachusetts Amherst; David De
Vleeschouwer, MARUM - University of
Bremen; Peter Clift, Louisiana State
University
1340h PP43A-2290 POSTER Relationship between
Quaternary climate change and Podocarpaceae
record: marine pollen record in west pacific area
since the last interglacial period: Y Bian
1340h PP43A-2291 POSTER Global Sea surface
stability and significant paleoceanographic episodes
between the western Equatorial Pacific, Bahama
Bank of Caribbean, and western Pacific Ocean
during the Neogene based on calcareous nannofossil
productivity and size variations in correlation to the
global climatic events: S D Pratiwi, T Sato
1340h PP43A-2292 POSTER Hydrographic
Response of the East China Sea to the Sea Level
Changes Lead by the Glacial/ Interglacial Climatic
Cycle Inferred from Radiolarian Data (IODP Exp.
346 Site U1429): K M R Matsuzaki, T Itaki
1340h PP43A-2293 POSTER Cenozoic dynamics of
shallow-marine biodiversity in the Western Pacific:
M Yasuhara, H Iwatani, G Hunt, H Okahashi, T
Kase, H Hayashi, T Irizuki, Y M Aguilar, A G S
Fernando, W Renema
1340h PP43A-2294 POSTER Temporal changes in
Quaternary paleoenvironment and ostracode fauna
in the eastern Indian Sea off Western Australia
(IODP, Exp. 356, site U1461): H Iwatani, M
Yasuhara, C M Angue Minto’O, M A Bassetti, I
Expedition 356 Scientists
1340h PP43A-2295 POSTER A Tropical Pleistocene
Record of Changes in Bottom Water Conditions
from The Maldives Inner Sea (IODP Site U1467),
Indian Ocean, Based on Benthic Calcareous
Microfossils: C A Alvarez Zarikian, C Nadiri, L M
Petruny, M Alonso-García, C Betzler, G P Eberli, I
Expedition 359 Scientists
1340h PP43A-2296 POSTER Palaeobathymetric
Interpretations using Foraminiferal Data from
the North-west Continental Shelf off Western
Australia, IODP Expedition 356: B L Mamo, W
Renema, G Auer, J Groeneveld, S J Gallagher, C
Fulthorpe, K Bogus, I Expedition 356 Scientists
1340h PP43A-2297 POSTER The Evolution of
Deepwater Dissolved Oxygen in the Northern
South China Sea During the Past 400 ka: N Wang,
B Huang, Y Dong
1340h PP43A-2298 POSTER Reconstruction of
paleoceanographic changes in the central equatorial
Pacific since the Last Glacial Maximum from the
planktic foraminifera records: I SEO, Y Lee, Y I Lee,
C M Yoo, K Hyeong
1340h PP43A-2299 POSTER Late Pleistocene
Leeuwin Current Variability: Multi-Species
Foraminiferal Isotope Records from IODP
Site U1460, SW Australian Shelf: C Stolfi, B A
Christensen, J Groeneveld, L Pacelli, D Thapa,
J Henderiks, D De Vleeschouwer, B Petrick, K
Bogus, C Fulthorpe, S J Gallagher, I Expedition 356
Scientists
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h PP43A-2300 POSTER Ƽ15Nbulk oscillations
linked to monsoon-induced denitrification during
the past 1 m.y. in the Eastern Arabian Sea (IODP
Exp. 355 Site U1456) : B K Khim, J E Kim, J Lee,
M Ikehara, P D Clift, D Pandey, D K Kulhanek, E
Science Party
1340h PP43A-2301 POSTER Long-term variations
of clay mineral composition in the Andaman Sea
(IODP Exp. 353 Site U1447): preliminary result: J
Lee, B K Khim, H G Cho, S Kim, I E 353 Scientists
1340h PP43A-2302 POSTER Sulfur isotope
geochemistry of the central Japan Sea sediments
(IODP Exp. 346) 20 ~ 150 kyr ago: Implications for
the evolution of Asian Monsoon climate system: S
Oshio, K E Yamaguchi, S Takahashi, H Naraoka, M
Ikehara
1340h PP43A-2303 POSTER Late Pleistocene
Geochemical Stable Isotope Records from IODP
Expedition 346 in the Japan Sea/East Sea and East
China Sea: H D Black, W T Anderson, C A Alvarez
Zarikian
1340h PP43A-2304 POSTER Interaction of Kuroshio
Current with Global Oceanic and Atmospheric
Circulations: Evidences of Grain Size from Okinawa
Trough: J Wang, A Li, K Xu, J Huang
1340h PP43A-2305 POSTER Mid-Pliocene to Early
Pleistocene sea surface temperature history of the
NW Australian Shelf: I S Castañeda, S Gilchrist,
J Salacup, K Bogus, C Fulthorpe, S J Gallagher, I
Expedition 356 Scientists
1340h PP43A-2306 POSTER Timing and pacing of
Pliocene climate and paleoenvironmental change
in southwestern Australia (IODP Exp. 356, Site
U1459).: D De Vleeschouwer, K Bogus, G Auer,
B A Christensen, S Baranwal, C Fulthorpe, S J
Gallagher, J Groeneveld, J Henderiks, B L Mamo, B
Petrick
1340h PP43A-2307 POSTER Linking changes
in Indonesian Throughflow dynamics with the
Middle Pleistocene Transition: B Petrick, G Auer,
B A Christensen, D De Vleeschouwer, L Reuning,
A Martinez-Garcia, G H Haug, S J Gallagher, C
Fulthorpe, K Bogus
1340h PP43A-2308 POSTER Changes in the
Indian summer monsoon intensity in Sri Lanka
during the last 30 ky – A multiproxy record from
a marine sediment core. : P N Ranasinghage, N U
Nanayakkara, S Kodithuwakku, S Siriwardana, C
Luo, Z Fenghua
1340h PP43A-2309 POSTER Testing the MillennialScale Holocene Solar-Climate Connection in the
Indo-Pacific Warm Pool: D Khider, J Emile-Geay,
N McKay, C S Jackson, C Routson
1340h PP43A-2310 POSTER Late Quaternary
fingerprints of precession and sea level variation
over the past 35kyr as revealed by sea surface
temperature and upwelling records from the Indian
Ocean near southernmost Sumatra: Z LI, X Shi, M
T Chen, H Wang, S Liu
1340h PP43A-2311 POSTER Spatial and temporal
distribution of C37 alkenone of suspended material
in the northern East China Sea: T W Ko, K E Lee
PP43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Recent Advances in Lakes and
Lacustrine Material: Responses to
Regional Climate and Environmental
Change II Posters
Atreyee Bhattacharya, University
of California Los Angeles; Victoria
Petryshyn, University of California Los
Angeles; Scott Starratt, USGS Western
5HJLRQDO2ɝFHV0HQOR3DUN; Daniel
Ibarra, Stanford University
1340h PP43B-2312 POSTER THE EFFECT OF
BATHYMETRY IN SMALL LAKES ON THE
COMPOSITION OF THE DIATOM FLORA:
APPLICATIONS FOR EVALUATING PAST
CLIMATE VARIABILITY: S Starratt
1340h PP43B-2313 POSTER Potential Biases in
TEX86-Reconstructed Temperatures from Lake
Malawi, Africa: D Kumar, M Woltering, J Halbur,
S Schouten, J S Sinninghe Damsté, J Muñoz-Ucros,
H Randall, J P Werne
1340h PP43B-2314 POSTER Alkenone-based
reconstructions show four-phase Holocene
temperature history for Arctic Svalbard: W G M
van der Bilt, W J D’Andrea, J Bakke, N Balascio, J
Werner, R S Bradley
1340h PP43B-2315 POSTER Application of
Lacustrine Biomarkers to Reconstruct Late
Holocene Temperature Change in the Saskatchewan
Prairies.: B Cavazzin, J L Toney, E J Pearson, S
Schouten, P Leavitt, H Haig
1340h PP43B-2316 POSTER The Drangajökull ice
cap, northwest Iceland, persisted into the earlymid Holocene: Evidence from threshold lake
sediment records: A Schomacker, S Brynjólfsson,
J M Andreassen, E R Gudmundsdottir, J Olsen, B
V Odgaard, L Håkansson, O Ingolfsson, N K Larsen
1340h PP43B-2325 POSTER Calibrating Longchain Diols for Quantitative Temperature
Reconstructions in the High Elevation, Lacustrine
Environments of the Sierra Nevada, Spain: J L
Toney, A García-Alix, G Jimenez-Moreno, R S
Anderson, C Perez-Martinez, L Jimenez
1340h PP43B-2317 POSTER Road construction
impact of the landscape transformation during the
last 700 years in N Poland: M M Slowinski, F Ott,
M Obremska, M Theuerkauf, R Czaja, S Wulf, S
Wulf, S Wulf, S Wulf, S Wulf, 0%ăDV]NLHZLF], A
Brauer
1340h PP43B-2326 POSTER A Eukaryotic green
alga, Picocystis, dominates Mono Lake, California
in an algal bloom – Hints at cryptic oxygen cycle in
euxinic waters: E M Tookmanian, K W Bauer, K
Thompson, A Waldeck, W Berelson, B S Stevenson,
B W Stamps, H Johnson, A L Sessions, L G Miller,
R S Oremland, M R Rosen, F A Corsetti, J R Spear
1340h PP43B-2318 POSTER Sedimentological
and geochemical characteristic of varved lake
sediment of the Lake Jelonek (North Poland): M
A Kramkowski, A Filbrandt-Czaja, F Ott, M M
Slowinski, R Tjallingii, 0%ăDV]NLHZLF], A Brauer
1340h PP43B-2319 POSTER Interpreting the
Holocene fluctuations of Quelccaya Ice Cap, Peru:
using a combination of glacial and non-glacial lake
records: J S Stroup, M A Kelly, T V Lowell, C
Smith, S A Beal Jr, P M Tapia
1340h PP43B-2320 POSTER Preliminary Results of
a Modern Watershed Study from Lake Junín, Peru:
Biomarker Assemblages in Terrestrial and Aquatic
Plants and Surface Sediments: A Woods, J P Werne,
D T Rodbell, M B Abbott
1340h PP43B-2321 POSTER Wetlands and
Paleolakes in the Hyperarid Atacama Desert During
the Late Quaternary and Their Implications for
Early Human Occupation of South America: M
Pfeiffer, C Latorre Hidalgo, C Santoro, E Gayo, V
McRostie, K M Finstad, R Amundson
1340h PP43B-2322 POSTER Development of the
alkenone-based temperature proxy: insights from
lakes in the Northern Great Plains: J Plancq, J L
Toney, H Haig
1340h PP43B-2323 POSTER Multi Proxy
Observations of Changes in the Late Holocene
Paleoenvironment of a South East Texas Reverse
Estuary: M Mckay
1340h PP43B-2324 POSTER Alpine lakes preserve
mineral dust signatures: Implications for long-range
mineral dust transport and Last Glacial Maximum
(LGM) tornado frequency in the United States: A
Bhattacharya, J M Lora, A Pollen, T Vollmer, M
Thomas, E L Leithold, J Mitchell, A Tripati
1340h PP43B-2327 POSTER Refining shoreline
hydrograph chronology and hydroclimate estimates
for Pleistocene Lake Surprise, California: D E
Ibarra, A E Egger, B N Marion, K L Weaver, K
Maher
1340h PP43B-2328 POSTER Lake-Level Responses
to Abrupt Climate Changes in North-Central
Pennsylvania since >16 ka: T M Halstead, B N
Shuman
1340h PP43B-2329 POSTER Using Macrofossils to
Reconstruct Paleoenvironmental History of Cedar
Swamp, High Point NJ: K M Buhler, D M Peteet
PP43B-2330
POSTER
Establishing
1340h
Interconnectivity of Pleistocene Lakes in
Southeastern Oregon Using Stable Isotopes of
Lacustrine Carbonates: C Henkel, J T Bershaw
1340h PP43B-2331 POSTER Evolution of lacustrine
basin in relation to variation in palaeo-water depth
and delta development: Neogene Bohai Bay basin,
Huanghekou area, northern China: H Liu (CUGB)
Sr
1340h PP43B-2332 POSTER Glacial and Geomorphic
History of Grinnell Glacier Valley, Glacier National
Park, Montana: Evidence From Geochemistry and
Mass-balance: J Lin, K R Wirth, K R MacGregor
1340h PP43B-2333 POSTER BrGDGT-based
quantitative temperature reconstruction over the
past 2000 years from an alpine lake in subtropical
southwestern China: X Feng, C Zhao
1340h PP43B-2334 POSTER Effects the precipitation
level and human-introduce eutrophication on
microbenthos ecosystem presumed by lagoonal
lamina deposit analysis: K Katsuki, K Seto, M Saito,
T Sonoda, T Noguchi
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12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
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Moscone West 2002
12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
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Best Practices
Moscone West 2003
12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
TH43A: Research Reproducibility
Techniques
Moscone West 2009
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1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M.
IN23F Linking Earth Systems Data
to Better Address Societal Challenges:
A View of the Earth from the Interior
to the Edge of Space Supported by Data
to Bring Enhanced Understanding
Moscone West 2002
Related Sessions:
8:00 A.M.–8:55 A.M.
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Moscone West 2022/2024
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Moscone West 2022/2024
Related Sessions:
10:20 A.M.–12:20 P.M.
IN42A Reproducible Research
in Geosciences with Emphasis
on Provenance of Information
as an Essential Component I
Moscone West 2000
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as an Essential Component II
Poster Hall
And be sure to check out relevant, related sessions identified under the Data & Emerging
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All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
51
1340h PP43B-2335 POSTER The widespread
distribution of a Group I alkenone-producing
haptophyte:
Implications
for
quantitative
temperature reconstructions: N Richter, W M
Longo, L A Amaral-Zettler, Y Huang
PP43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Unraveling Phanerozoic pCO2 and
Global Temperature II Posters
Kelsey Dyez, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory; Baerbel Hoenisch,
Columbia University of New York; Dana
Royer, Wesleyan University; Gabriel
Bowen, University of Utah
1340h PP43C-2336 POSTER A Smoking Gun for
Methane Hydrate Release During the PaleoceneEocene Thermal Maximum: J Frieling, F Peterse,
D J Lunt, S M Bohaty, J S Sinninghe Damsté, G J
Reichart, A Sluijs
1340h PP43C-2337 POSTER High-resolution
pCO2 reconstruction across the early Cenozoic
greenhouse and late Cenozoic icehouse climates: Y
Cui, B Schubert
1340h PP43C-2338 POSTER Paleogeographic
Control on Climate Sensitivity of the CretaceousPalaeogene-Eocene.: A Farnsworth, D J Lunt, S
Robinson, C L O’Brien, R Pancost
1340h PP43C-2341 POSTER Holocene ocean and
sea ice history in the European Arctic from past to
present warm extremes: preliminary results from
NE Svalbard: K Husum, S T Belt, D Divine, K
Hogan, U Ninnemann, R Noormets, A Miettinen,
F Godtliebsen
1340h PP43C-2342 POSTER The Cold Tongue
Development of the Eastern Equatorial Pacific: J
Liu, J Tian, Z Liu
1340h PP43C-2343 POSTER Outgassing of the
Eastern Equatorial Pacific during the Pliocene
period.: M Guillermic, A Tripati
1340h PP43C-2344 POSTER Dissolved Oxygen
Concentration in Greenhouse Climates Inferred
From Climate System Studies: A M E Winguth, U
Mikolajejewicz
1340h PP43C-2346 POSTER Early Pleistocene pCO2
revisited: Boron-based records of carbon dioxide
from Atlantic ODP Site 999: K A Dyez, B Hoenisch
1340h PP43C-2347 POSTER Boron Isotopes in
Diatoms: a Proxy for pH?: H Donald, G L Foster, A
J Poulton, C M Moore, G E A Swann, K R Hendry
1340h PP43C-2348 POSTER Global Sea Surface
Temperature and Ecosystem Change Across the
Mid-Miocene Climatic Optimum: T J T Veenstra,
V B Bakker, F Sangiorgi, F Peterse, S Schouten, A
Sluijs
1340h PP43C-2349 POSTER Paleogene Carbonate
Dissolution Events in the North Pacific Ocean: J
Bhattacharya, G R Dickens
1340h PP43C-2350 POSTER Evaluation of oxygen
isotope and Mg/Ca ratios in high-magnesium
calcite precipitated by reef-dwelling large benthic
foraminifera as a proxy for water temperature:
A Maeda, K Fujita, K Horikawa, A Suzuki, T
Yoshimura, H Kawahata
1340h PP43C-2351 POSTER Core-top Analysis of
Lipid-based Sea Surface Temperature Proxies from
the California Borderlands: M O Patterson, I S
Castañeda
1340h PP43C-2352 POSTER Archaea in aquaria:
Investigating the role of environmental influences
on TEX86 in long-term culture experiments: C
Warren, M Pagani
1340h PP43C-2353 POSTER Late Oligocene
decoupling of temperature and pCO2: Insights from
TEX86 paleothermometry: C L O’Brien, M Pagani
1340h PP43C-2354 POSTER Stable carbon isotope
ratios of archaeal GDGTs in the marine water
column and surface sediments: A Pearson, S Hurley,
H G Close, C E Jasper
1340h PP43C-2355 POSTER The Carbon Isotopic
Composition of Organic Matter in the Microfossils
of Planktonic Foraminifera: K A Swart, S Oleynik,
D M Sigman
PP43D
Moscone West 2012
Thursday 1340h
Multiproxy Records for Climatic and
Oceanic Reconstructions I
Jason Polk, Western Kentucky
University; Kristine DeLong, Louisiana
State University; Grant Harley,
University of Southern Mississippi
1340h PP43D-01 Using X-Ray Fluorescence
Technique to Quantify Metal Concentration
in Coral Cores from Belize: C Kingsley, A
Bhattacharya, A Hangsterfer, J Carilli, D B Field
1355h PP43D-02 Last interglacial temperature
seasonality reconstructed from tropical Atlantic
corals: T Felis, W Brocas, J C Obert, P Gierz, G
Lohmann, D Scholz, M Kölling, M Pfeiffer, S R
Scheffers
52
2016
1410h PP43D-03 An ensemble approach to
reconstructing 20th century climate trends in datasparse regions of the tropical Pacific using young
fossil corals: N T Hitt, K M Cobb, H R Sayani, P R
Grothe, A R Atwood, G O’Connor, T Chen, M M
Hagos, D Deocampo, R L Edwards, H Cheng, Y Lu,
D M Thompson
1425h PP43D-04 An Coral Ensemble Approach
to Reconstructing Central Pacific Climate Change
During the Holocene: A R Atwood, K M Cobb, P
R Grothe, H R Sayani, J R Southon, R L Edwards,
D Deocampo, T Chen, K J Townsend, M M Hagos,
J C H Chiang
1440h PP43D-05 Using multi-resolution proxies
to assess ENSO impacts on the mean state of the
tropical Pacific.: C Karamperidou, J L Conroy
1455h PP43D-06 Multiproxy Reduced-Dimension
Reconstruction of Holocene Tropical Pacific SST
Fields and Indian Monsoon Variability: E Gill,
B Rajagopalan, P H Molnar, T M Marchitto Jr, Y
Kushnir
1510h PP43D-07 Coral-inferred Variability of
Upstream Kuroshio Current from 1953-2004 AD:
X Li, L Yi, C C Shen, Y C Hsin
1525h PP43D-08 6U&DDQGƼ18O records of a coral
from Sanya: reconstructions of temperature and
precipitation in the northern South China Sea in
the late Holocene: N Wang, C Shen, W Sun, W Yi,
P Ding, X Ding, D Fu, K Liu, W Liu, K F Yu, E R
M Druffel
SEISMOLOGY
S43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Environmental and Earth Monitoring
with Ambient Seismic and Acoustic
Wave Fields I Posters (joint with A, C,
NH, OS)
Fabrice Ardhuin, Laboratoire
d’Oceanographie Physique et Spatiale
(LOPS); Lucia Gualtieri, Lamont
-Doherty Earth Observatory
1340h
S43A-2789
POSTER
Time-Lapse
Monitoring of an Engineering Scaled Excavation
at Federal District, Brazil by Passive Ambient
NoiseInterferometry: Y Hussain, H MartinezCarvajal Sr, S Martino Sr, M Cárdenas-Soto Sr, M
Rocha Sr
1340h S43A-2790 POSTER Can We Use High
Frequency Seismic Noise to Infer Local Sea States,
Breaking Wave Power, and Sediment Transport? :
C Poppeliers
1340h S43A-2791 POSTER Investigation of natural
CO2 conducting channels within the NW Bohemia/
Vogtland region (Czech Republic) using Matched
Field Processing and wave field modeling: J
Umlauft, H Flores Estrella, M Korn
1340h S43A-2792 POSTER Seismic Signals Recorded
During Artificial and Natural Karst Recharge
Events: S L Bilek, A J Luhmann, R S Diniakos,
E Morton, A J Rinehart, E C Alexander Jr, S C
Alexander, M Larsen, J A Green
1340h S43A-2793 POSTER Monitoring the
Transport of Sediment During Tropical Cyclones
From High-frequency Seismic Noise in Two Rivers
of La Réunion Island: F R Fontaine, A Gonzalez, A
Burtin, G Barruol, A Recking, J L Join, E Delcher
1340h S43A-2794 POSTER The Earth’s Hum
Observed at the Indian Ocean Seafloor: M M Deen,
E Stutzmann, W C Crawford, F Ardhuin, G Barruol,
K Sigloch
1340h S43A-2795 POSTER The Analysis of Gas
Emissions at the Seabed offshore SW Taiwan from
the Records of Ocean Bottom Seismometers: Y F
Chen, J Y Lin, S K Hsu, F Klingelhoefer, L Géli, E
T Y Chang
1340h S43A-2803 POSTER Introducing the
Statistical Redundancy of Instantaneous Phases of
the Seismic Signal to Isolate Persistent Sources: E
Beucler, I Gaudot, A Mocquet, M Schimmel, M Le
Feuvre
1340h S43A-2804 POSTER The seismic and acoustic
response of an adjustable hydraulic jump: T Ronan,
J M Lees, T D Mikesell, J Anderson, J B Johnson
1340h S43A-2805 POSTER Deriving Deep Ocean
Temperature Changes From the Ambient Acoustic
Noise Field: K Sambell, L G Evers, M Snellen
1340h S43A-2806 POSTER Analysis of Surface Wave
Anisotropy from Three-Component Ambient
Noise Data: Relating Frequency-Wavenumber
Analysis to Seismic Interferometry: K Loeer, N
Riahi, E H Saenger
1340h S43A-2807 POSTER Ocean waves monitor
system by inland microseisms: L C Lin, F Bouchette,
E T Y Chang
1340h S43A-2808 POSTER Seasonal variations of
microseisms in South China Sea and East China Sea:
T L Pham, M Xue, H Guo, X Chen, S Chen
1340h S43A-2809 POSTER Near Field Ocean
Surface Waves Acoustic Radiation Observation and
Modeling: F Ardhuin, C Peureux, J Y Royer
1340h S43A-2810 POSTER Acoustic profiling
and surface imaging of the coastal area near the
subduction zone: the eastern coastal area of Boso
Peninsula, Central Japan.: S Furuyama, T Sato
1340h S43A-2811 POSTER Seismic Ambient Noise
Monitoring of Continuously Creeping Mass on
Hillslope: W A Chao
1340h
S43A-2812
POSTER
Transmission
experiment of elastic waves with short wavelengths
through a highly porous sand soil during water
injection: M Nakayama, H Kawakata, S Hirano, I
Doi, N Takahashi
1340h S43A-2813 POSTER Tide-related seismic
velocity changes across the English Channel: S de
Ridder, V Valova, A Curtis
1340h S43A-2816 POSTER Modal Analysis of Two
Bridges, Bryce Canyon National Park: P R Geimer,
J R Moore, M S Thorne, B Quirk
1340h S43A-2817 POSTER Analysis of coda wave
distribution and attenuation variation of the
Binchuan Airgun experiment: Y Liu, D Sun
1340h S43A-2818 POSTER Rockfalls in the
Dolomieu Crater of Piton de la Fournaise, La
Réunion: Volume Estimations and Link with the
Volcanic Activity: V Durand, A Mangeney, E H
Kone, C Hibert, A Protin, P Kowalski, F Lauret, C
Brunet, K Wegner, F Haas, N Villeneuve, A Peltier,
C Satriano
S43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Imaging the Earth II: From Data to
Processes on Regional to Global
Scales VIII Posters (joint with DI, NS, T)
Andreas Fichtner, ETH Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich;
Monica Maceira, Los Alamos National
Laboratory; Carene Larmat, Los Alamos
National Laboratory; Nori Nakata,
Stanford University
1340h S43A-2798 POSTER Using ambient seismic
noise correlations to monitor the temporal stability
of mines, tailings dams and nuclear storage facilities:
G Olivier, F Brenguier
1340h S43B-2821 POSTER Crustal anisotropy and
deformation of the SE Tibetan Plateau revealed by
receiver functions: Y Cai, J Wu, L Fang, W Wang
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h S43B-2829 POSTER Estimation of seismic
velocity structure beneath the ocean (including
Japan Sea) as well as beneath the Japanese Islands
using offshore events with NIED Hi-net pick data
and NIED F-net focal depth: M Matsubara, H Sato
1340h S43B-2830 POSTER Anisotropic Structure
beneath the Indian Continent from Surface
wave studies: S Maurya, J P Montagner, R K
Mangalampally, E Stutzmann, S Kiselev, G Burgos,
P R Nemalikanti, S Davulluri
1340h S43B-2831 POSTER Radial and azimuthal
anisotropy in the Pacific upper mantle from
inversion of a surface-wave dispersion dataset: C L
Eddy, G Ekstrom, M Nettles, J B Gaherty
1340h S43B-2832 POSTER Anisotropic Tomography
around La Réunion Island from Rayleigh Waves: A
Mazzullo, E Stutzmann, J P Montagner, S Maurya,
G Barruol, K Sigloch, S Kiselev Sr
1340h S43B-2833 POSTER Anisotropy and tectonic
deformation in the Ordos basin revealed by an active
source seismic experiment: W S Jun, F Wang, T Xu
1340h S43B-2834 POSTER Investigating the Effect
of Anisotropy on Isotropic Tomography Images of
the Alboran Slab: H Lee, M Bezada
1340h S43B-2835 POSTER Stratification of Seismic
Azimuthal Anisotropy: Preliminary Results from
the Contiguous United States: F Kong, S S Gao, K
H Liu
1340h S43B-2837 POSTER ANISOTROPIC
STRUCTURE OF THE WABASH VALLEY
SEISMIC ZONE AND ILLINOIS BASIN: J D
Wood, J A Conder, L Zhu
1340h S43B-2820 POSTER Moho Depth Variations
in the Northeastern North China Craton Revealed
by Receiver Function Imaging: P Zhang, L Chen,
H Yao, L Fang
1340h S43A-2802 POSTER Moulins Detected as
Ambient Noise Sources at the Kaskawulsh Glacier:
N Aso, V C Tsai, C Schoof, A Whiteford, G E
Flowers
1340h S43B-2828 POSTER 3D imaging of the
Corinth rift from a new passive seismic tomography
and receiver function analysis: A Gesret, M Godano,
M Noble, H Lyon-Caen, S Gautier, A Deschamps
1340h S43A-2815 POSTER Temporal changes in
shear velocity from ambient noise at New Zealand
geothermal fields: F Civilini, M K Savage, J
Townend
1340h S43A-2797 POSTER Gulf of Mexico
soundscapes as indicators of ecological stressors:
N Sidorovskaia, K Li, C Tiemann, A S Ackleh, T
Tang, J H Risbourg
1340h S43A-2801 POSTER Seismic Monitoring of
Typhoons in the Western Pacific: S Park, E Choi,
T K Hong
1340h S43B-2852 POSTER Ambient noise adjoint
tomography of the crust beneath the eastern
Tibetan plateau: D Zhang, M Chen, F Niu, Z Xiong
1340h S43B-2836 POSTER Towards a New 3-D
Radial Anisotropic Model of the Upper Mantle
and Transition Zone: E C Weidner, C Beghein, Q
Huang, N C Schmerr
1340h S43B-2819 POSTER Complex Modeling of the
Seismic Structure of the Trans-European Suture
Zone’s Margin from Receiver Function Analysis:
M Wilde-Piorko, K Chrapkiewicz, S Lepore, M
Polkowski, M Grad
1340h S43A-2800 POSTER Noise Configuration and
fault zone anisotropy investigation from Taiwan
Chelungpu-fault Deep Borehole Array: R J Hung,
K F Ma, T R A Song, K Nishida, Y Y Lin
1340h S43B-2827 POSTER Crustal Discontinuity
Structure Beneath the Sichuan Basin and Adjacent
Areas Based on Receiver Function Migration: X
WANG, L Chen
1340h S43A-2814 POSTER An Investigation Into
the Range of Sea State Conditions Necessary
for the Generation of Seafloor Pressures and
Secondary Microseisms in the Northeast Atlantic,
West of Ireland: S E Donne, C J Bean, F Dias, P
Christodoulides
1340h S43A-2796 POSTER Using OBS Data to
Constrain the Characteristics of Microseisms in
South China Sea: H Xiao, M Xue, T Yang, C Liu, Q
Hua, S Xia, D Huo, H Huang, B M Le, M Pan, L Li
1340h S43A-2799 POSTER Ground-water level
changes to multiple distant earthquakes at
earthquake-groundwater monitoring stations in
Jeju Island, Korea: E Park, T S Kang
1340h S43B-2826 POSTER Crustal Structure
beneath the Eastern Tibetan Plateau from Receiver
Functions: Y Peng, J Wu, K H Liu, S S Gao
1340h S43B-2822 POSTER Structure of Canadian
Lithosphere and Uppermost Mantle from P and S
Receiver Functions: O Barantseva
1340h S43B-2823 POSTER Lithospheric structure
beneath the central and western North China
Craton and adjacent regions from S-receiver
function imaging: Y Zhang, L Chen, A Yinshuang
1340h S43B-2824 POSTER Fine-scale crustal
structure of the Azores Islands from teleseismic
receiver functions: K Spieker, S Rondenay, R S
Ramalho, C Thomas, G R Helffrich
1340h S43B-2825 POSTER 3D Velocity Structure in
Southern Haiti from Local Earthquake Tomography:
R Douilly, W L Ellsworth, E H Kissling, A M Freed,
A Deschamps, B M de Lepinay
1340h S43B-2838 POSTER Influence of obliquely
subducting slab on Pacific-North America shear
motion inferred from seismic anisotropy along the
Queen Charlotte margin: L Cao, H Kao, K Wang,
Z Wang
1340h S43B-2839 POSTER Study of the subduction
zone in central Mexico by using non-linear
and non-stationary analysis (Empirical Mode
Decomposition) on receiver functions: C
Montealegre, X Perez-Campos
1340h S43B-2841 POSTER High resolution P-wave
velocity structure beneath Northeastern Tibet from
multiscale seismic tomography: B Guo, X Gao, J
Chen, Q Liu, S Li
1340h S43B-2842 POSTER Seismicity and structure
of Nazca Plate subduction zone in southern Peru: H
Lim, Y Kim, R W Clayton, C H Thurber
1340h S43B-2843 POSTER Crust and Upper Mantle
Structure across Dharwar Craton along a broadband
seismological profile: U Saikia, S S Rai
1340h S43B-2844 POSTER Lithospheric Structure
Beneath Various Tectonic Units of Northwestern
Deccan Volcanic Province from Surface Wave
Tomography: J Sharma
1340h S43B-2845 POSTER High Resolution
Tomographic Imaging of the Internal Structure
of Merapi Volcano, Central Java, Indonesia:
S Widiyantoro, J P Métaxian, T Yudistira, A
D Nugraha, M Ramdhan, M Putriastuti, M F
Gunarwan
1340h S43B-2846 POSTER Velocity Structure of the
Mantle Transition Zone beneath the Southeastern
Tibetan Plateau: G Li, L Bai, Y Zhou, X Wang, H
Cui, X Zhou
1340h S43B-2847 POSTER Seismic Velocity
Structure Beneath the Eastern United States and
Northern Mississippi Embayment: C Chai, C J
Ammon, R B Herrmann, A Mostafanejad, C A
Langston
1340h S43B-2848 POSTER Internal Structure of the
San Jacinto Fault Zone at Blackburn Canyon from
a Dense Linear Deployment across the Fault: P E
Share, A A Allam, Y Ben-Zion, F C Lin, F Vernon
1340h S43B-2849 POSTER Constraints on Fault
Damage Zone Properties and Normal Modes from
a Dense Linear Array Deployment along the San
Jacinto Fault Zone: A A Allam, F C Lin, P E Share,
Y Ben-Zion, F Vernon, G T Schuster, M S Karplus
1340h S43B-2850 POSTER Near-Surface & High
Resolution Seismic Imaging of the Bennett Thrust
Fault in the Indio Mountains of West Texas: A
Vennemann, M S Karplus, G Kaip, S H Harder
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h S43B-2851 POSTER High-resolution Body
Wave Tomography of the Ross Sea Embayment,
Antarctica: A Nyblade, A White-Gaynor, D Wiens,
R C Aster, P Gerstoft, P D Bromirski, R A Stephen,
J P Winberry, A D Huerta, S Anandakrishnan, T J
Wilson
1340h S43B-2853 POSTER Velocity Structures
underneath NRIL seismic station, Russia: Imaging
the difference between the Siberian Craton and the
West Siberian Basin: M Youssof, H Thybo, I M
Artemieva, L P Vinnik
1340h S43B-2854 POSTER Upper Mantle Seismic
Anisotropy Beneath the Northern Transantarctic
Mountains, Antarctica from PKS, SKS, and SKKS
Splitting Analysis: J H Graw, S E Hansen
1340h S43B-2855 POSTER Temporal changes of
crustal structure inferred from large volume airgun data in Binchuan, Yunnan, southwest China: Y
Luan, H Yang, B Wang
1340h S43B-2856 POSTER Imaging the local crustal
structure of the European Eastern Alps through
teleseismic reflections from the Earth’s inner core
recorded during an active source experiment: M
Behm
1340h S43B-2857 POSTER Crustal seismic structure
beneath the southwest Yunnan region from joint
inversion of body-wave and surface wave data: Y
Luo, C H Thurber, X Zeng, L Zhang
1340h S43B-2858 POSTER Anisotropic S-wave
velocity structure from joint inversion of surface
wave group velocity dispersion: A case study from
India: S Dey, G Siddartha, S Mitra, S Bhattacharya
1340h S43B-2859 POSTER Trans-Dimensional
Bayesian Imaging of 3-D Crustal and Upper Mantle
Structure in Northeast Asia: S Kim, H Tkalcic, J
Rhie, Y Chen
1340h S43B-2860 POSTER Imaging the Italian
Lithosphere based on Adjoint Tomography: F
Magnoni, E Casarotti, D Komatitsch, D Melini, A
Michelini, A Piersanti, C Tape, J Tromp
1340h S43B-2861 POSTER Three-dimensional
velocity model of crustal structure in the southern
Korean Peninsula and its full-waveform validations
: J Rhie, S Kim, J U Woo, J H Song
1340h S43B-2862 POSTER 3D Lithospheric
Structure in Southwestern Qin-Hang Metallogenic
Belt — A Result from Broadband Seismological
Observations: Y Wang, G Han, C Jiang
1340h S43B-2863 POSTER Upper Crust Structure
and Earthquake Mechanism Near the Xinfengjiang
Reservoir, Guangdong, China: X Sun, L He, H
Yang, Y Shen
1340h S43B-2864 POSTER Local Wave Propagation
and Crustal Structure Tomography in Northern
Mississippi Embayment: Y Yang, C A Langston
S43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Induced Seismicity in the United
States and Canada I Posters (joint with
NG, T)
Matthew Weingarten, Stanford
University; Ryan Schultz, Alberta
Geological Survey; Cornelius
Langenbruch, Stanford University;
Carsten Dinske, Freie Universität Berlin
1340h S43C-2865 POSTER Expanding the 2011
Prague, OK Event Catalog: Detections, Relocations,
and Stress Drop Estimates: F Clerc, E S Cochran, S
L Dougherty, K M Keranen, R M Harrington
1340h S43C-2866 POSTER Double-difference
tomography velocity structure in Northern
Oklahoma: Evidence for reduced basement velocity
in the Nemaha Uplift: N T Stevens, K M Keranen,
C Lambert
1340h S43C-2867 POSTER Monitoring seismic
activities at Fairview and Woodward area in
Oklahoma: X Chen, Z Peng, Z Li, D Yao, C Zhang,
X Liu, C Pennington, Y Qin
1340h S43C-2868 POSTER Seismological Analysis
of Induced Earthquakes in Central Oklahoma,
Comparing a Large Seismogenic Fault with M5
Earthquakes and Small Faults Lacking M4 Events:
C Pennington, X Chen, R E Abercrombie, N D
McMahon, R C Aster
1340h S43C-2869 POSTER How will induced
seismicity in Oklahoma respond to decreased
saltwater injection rates?: C Langenbruch, M D
Zoback
1340h S43C-2870 POSTER Are we past peak
pressure in Oklahoma? A hydrogeologic evaluation
of reduced saltwater injection rates on induced
seismicity: M Weingarten, M D Zoback
1340h S43C-2871 POSTER Monitoring the Increase
in Seismicity in South-Central Kansas: K Nolte, G P
Tsoflias, W L Watney
1340h S43C-2872 POSTER Improved Lg
attenuations maps in the central U.S.–Rocky
Mountain transition zone: New insight from
induced seismicity in Oklahoma, Kansas, and the
Raton Basin: D AbdelHameid, W B Levandowski,
O S Boyd, D E McNamara
1340h S43C-2873 POSTER Applying Binary
Forecasting Approaches to Induced Seismicity in
the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin: R Kahue,
R Shcherbakov
S43C-2874
POSTER
Science-based
1340h
decision making in a high-risk energy production
environment: D A Weiser
1340h S43C-2875 POSTER Mapping Fluid Injection
and Associated Induced Seismicity Using InSAR
Analysis: S D Thorpe, K F Tiampo
1340h S43C-2876 POSTER Delineating Concealed
Faults within Cogdell Oil Field via Earthquake
Detection: C Aiken, J I Walter, M Brudzinski, R
Skoumal, A Savvaidis, C Frohlich, T Borgfeldt, P
Dotray
1340h S43C-2877 POSTER Tectonic history in the
Fort Worth Basin, north Texas, derived from welllog integration with multiple 3D seismic reflection
surveys: implications for paleo and present-day
seismicity in the basin: M B Magnani, M J Hornbach
1340h S43C-2878 POSTER Earthquake Source
Characterization of Induced Earthquakes in the Fort
Worth Basin, north Texas: H R DeShon, S Jeong, L
Quinones, M E Layton, P Ogwari, K B Kwong, C
Hayward, B W Stump
1340h S43C-2879 POSTER Stress drop estimates and
hypocenter relocations of induced earthquakes near
Fox Creek, Alberta: F Clerc, R M Harrington, Y
Liu, Y J Gu
1340h S43C-2880 POSTER Static stress drop of
the largest recorded M 4.6 hydraulic fracturing
induced earthquake and its aftershock pattern in the
northern Montney Play, British Columbia, Canada:
B Wang, R M Harrington, Y Liu, H Kao
1340h S43C-2881 POSTER Nowcasting Induced
Seismicity: M Luginbuhl, J B Rundle, D L Turcotte
1340h S43C-2882 POSTER Imaging crustal
structure using local earthquake and ambient noise
tomography in North Texas: O Sufri, H R DeShon,
M M Scales, C Hayward, M B Magnani
1340h S43C-2883 POSTER The Initial Stages of the
Guy-Greenbrier, Arkansas, Earthquake Sequence:
Induced by Both Wastewater Injection and
Hydraulic Fracturing Amid Natural Seismicity: C E
Yoon, Y Huang, W L Ellsworth, G C Beroza
1340h S43C-2884 POSTER Determining the Causes
of Recent Seismicity in Johnson County, TX: S
Smith, M Brudzinski, B Currie, R Skoumal
1340h S43C-2885 POSTER Factors promoting
injection-induced seismicity on basement faults:
Insights from the 2012 Milan, Kansas Earthquake:
E H Hearn, C Koltermann
1440h S43D-05 Coupled Flow and Geomechanics
Modeling of Slow Earthquakes: Application to Slow
Slip Events (SSE) in the Guerrero Gap, Mexico : J
Alves da Silva Junior, W Frank, D Castineira, B
Jha, R Juanes
1505h S43E-06 Numerical investigation of
topographic effects in seismic wave amplification:
Northern Chile Coastal Cliff as study case.: T
García-Pérez, A M Ferreira, G A Yanez, J M
Cembrano
1455h S43D-06 Detection of Very Low Frequency
Earthquakes in the Mexican Subduction Zone: J
Maury, S Ide, V M Cruz-Atienza, V Kostoglodov,
X Perez-Campos
1520h S43E-07 Assessment and geomodelling of site
effects along the eastern Enriquillo Plantain Garden
Fault Zone in Haiti: S M J Ulysse, H B Havenith, D
Boisson
1510h S43D-07 Long and Short Term GPS Velocity
Change in South Peru and North Chile Seismic
Gap: towards the Small SSE Detection.: J Jara, A
Socquet, A Walpersdorf, B Rousset
1535h S43E-08 Amplifications of surface waves and
the connection to seismic hazard: D C Bowden, V
C Tsai, F C Lin
1525h S43D-08 Measuring Aseismic Slip through
Characteristically Repeating Earthquakes at the
Mendocino Triple Junction, Northern California: K
Materna, T Taira, R Burgmann
S43F
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
S43E
Moscone South 307
Thursday 1340h
Capturing the Complexity of Site
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Marta Pischiutta, National Institute
of Geophysics and Volcanology; Anna
Kaiser, GNS Science-Institute of
Geological and Nuclear Sciences Ltd; Jan
Burjanek, Swiss Seismological Service,
ETH Zürich; Sebastiano D’Amico,
University of Malta
1355h S43E-02 Observations of Near-Surface
Scattering with a Dense Profile of Shots Recorded
by an Underground Array: G L Pavlis, J Atterholt,
D C Bowden, R Caton, G Gribler, L M Liberty, V
Mandic, P Meyers, T Prestegard, V C Tsai
1410h S43E-03 Modelling of Earthquake Ground
Response in the Maltese Islands Using Results from
Geophysical Investigations: D Farrugia, P M Galea,
S D’Amico
1425h S43E-04 Hard-rock GMPEs versus Vs30Kappa Host-to-Target Adjustment Techniques
: Why so Large Differences in High Frequency
Hard-Rock Motion ?: P Y Bard, A Laurendeau, F
Hollender, V Perron, B Hernandez, L Foundotos
1445h S43E-05 A progress report on the
development of the COSMOS International
Guidelines for Applying Noninvasive Geophysical
Techniques to Characterize Seismic Site Conditions:
A Yong, C O S M O S Facilitation Committee
The 24 August 2016 Central Italy
Earthquake I Posters (joint with DI, NH,
T)
Francesca Di Luccio, National Institute
of Geophysics and Volcanology;
Eiichi Fukuyama, National Research
Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Prevention; James Mori, Kyoto
University; David Wald, USGS Central
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1340h S43F-3197 POSTER Coseismic slip
distribution along a curved rupture embedded in the
3D heterogeneous crust: Joint inversion of InSAR
and GPS data for the 2016 Central Italy earthquake:
S Tung, T Masterlark
S43F-3198
POSTER
SOIL
GAS
1340h
GEOCHEMICAL
BEHAVIOUR
ACROSS
BURIED AND EXPOSED FAULTS DURING THE
24 AUGUST 2016 SEISMIC SEQUENCE: S Bigi, G
Ciotoli, A Sciarra, L Ruggiero, A Annunziatellis
1340h S43F-3199 POSTER The INGV seismic
monitoring system: activities during the first
month of the 2016 Amatrice seismic sequence.: L
Scognamiglio, L Margheriti, M Moretti, S Pintore
1340h S43F-3200 POSTER Moment Tensor
Solutions for the Amatrice 2016 Seismic Sequence:
S Salimbeni, S Pondrelli
1340h S43F-3201 POSTER Quantification and Origin
of the Anomalous CO2 Release Accompanying
L’Aquila 2009 Earthquakes: G Chiodini, S Atzori,
C A Brunori, S Caliro, C Cardellini, F Di Luccio, F
Frondini, A Rosiello, J Selva, G Ventura
1340h S43F-3202 POSTER Verification of
tidal earthquake triggering in Central Italy: L
Ostrihansky
1340h S43C-2887 POSTER A Comprehensive
Overview of the Duvernay Induced Seismicity near
Fox Creek, Alberta: R Schultz, R Wang, Y J Gu, K
Haug, G M Atkinson
1340h S43C-2888 POSTER 2016 Hydrofracture
Induced Earthquakes in Ohio : P A Friberg
1340h S43C-2889 POSTER Magnitude and Peak
Amplitude Relationship for Microseismicity
Induced by a Hydraulic Fracture Experiment: T
Smith, A C Arce, C Ji
S43C-2890
POSTER
Improving
1340h
Understanding of Hydraulic Fracturing-Related
Induced Seismicity: A Case for Regulating based on
Ground Motion: K Bosman, A M Baig, T Urbancic,
G F Viegas
S43D
Moscone South 305
Thursday 1340h
Advances in Understanding of
Tremor, Slow Slip, and Other Slow
Earthquake Phenomena IV S (joint
with G, T)
Abhijit Ghosh, University of California
Riverside; Kevin Chao, Northwestern
University; William Frank,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology;
Brent Delbridge, Berkeley Seismological
Lab
1340h S43D-01 Detection of Shallow Slow Slip
events on the Northern Hikurangi Margin using
Ocean Bottom Pressure Recorders: T Muramoto, Y
Ito, D Inazu, S A Henrys, L Wallace, S C Bannister,
K Mochizuki, R Hino, S Suzuki
1355h S43D-02 Detailed inversion of a shallow slow
slip event at the Hikurangi subduction zone, New
Zealand, using numerical Green’s functions and
absolute pressure gauge data: C A Williams, L M
Wallace, S C Webb, Y Ito, K Mochizuki, R Hino,
S A Henrys
1410h S43D-03 Seismicity and tectonic tremor
accompany the 2014 Gisborne Slow Slip Event:
Insights from the Hikurangi Ocean Bottom
Investigation of Tremor and Slow Slip (HOBITSS)
Experiment, New Zealand: E K Todd, S Y Schwartz,
A F Sheehan, K Mochizuki
1425h S43D-04 Slow slip and self-similar
asymptotics of rate-strengthening faults: R C
Viesca, P Dublanchet
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
The Asahiko Taira
International Scientific
Ocean Drilling Research Prize
Wednesday, 14 December
1:40pm–2:35pm
Moscone West—Room: 2022–024
This Union session highlights the work of early and middle career
scientist in recognition of outstanding transdisciplinary research
accompaniments in ocean drilling.
New Generation of Scientists
Thursday, 15 December
1:40pm–6:00pm
Moscone South—Room: 102
This Union session is dedicated to the work of young and early
career scientist and will honor the 2016 AGU James B. Macelwane
Medalists, the Science for Solutions Award recipient and the Africa
Awards for Research Excellence in Earth and Space Science.
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
53
1340h S43F-3203 POSTER The Seismicity of the
Central Apennines Region Studied by Means of a
Physics-Based Earthquake Simulator: R Console, P
Vannoli, R Carluccio
1340h S43F-3204 POSTER Data Processing
Explorations of Ionospheric Signatures from the
August 24th, 2016 Central Italy Earthquake: J D Li,
C M Rude, V Pankratius
1340h S43F-3205 POSTER Geoelectric Anomalies
Preceding the Aug. 24 2016 Amatrice, Italy
Earthquake: J Scoville, V Bobrovskiy, F T Freund
1340h S43F-3206 POSTER Using the Amatrice
(Italy) seismic sequence we asses the soil-structure
in the case of San Giovanni Battista church (A.D.
1039) in Acquasanta Terme town. We tried to figure
out how the input seismic energy is distributed over
the different monument parts. Some preliminary
results are shown and discussed.: A Caserta, F
Doumaz, A Costanzo, M F Buongiorno
1340h S43F-3207 POSTER The Mw 6.0 2016
Amatrice (Italy) Earthquake: Source Geometry
Inferred from DInSAR Measurements and
Geological Data.: F Casu, G Lavecchia, R Castaldo,
R De Nardis, V De Novellis, F Ferrarini, S Pepe, F
Brozzetti, G Solaro, D Cirillo, M Bonano, P Boncio,
C de Luca, R Lanari, M Manunta, M Manzo, A Pepe,
I Zinno, P Tizzani
1340h S43F-3208 POSTER Seismotectonic context
and coseismic surface faulting of the 24th August
2016 Amatrice (central Italy) earthquake.: P Boncio,
F Brozzetti, G Lavecchia, R De Nardis, D Cirillo, F
Ferrarini, F Liberi, E Auciello
1340h S43F-3209 POSTER Insight on fault
segmentation, linkage and hazard from the 2016
Mw6.2 Amatrice earthquake (central Italy): R J
Walters, L C Gregory, L N J Wedmore, T J Craig,
J R Elliott, M W Wilkinson, K J W McCaffrey, A
Michetti, E Vittori, F Livio, F Iezzi, J Chen, Z Li,
G Roberts
1340h S43F-3210 POSTER Influence of epistemic
uncertainties on the slip distribution of continental
earthquakes: application to the 2009 L’Aquila
(Mw6.3) and 2016 Amatrice (Mw6.0) earthquakes,
central Italy.: T Ragon, A Sladen, Q Bletery, M
Simons, F Magnoni, A Avallone, O Cavalié, M
Vergnolle
1340h S43F-3211 POSTER Experts and Media:
different agenda on the Amatrice seismic sequence:
G Musacchio, G L Piangiamore
1340h S43F-3212 POSTER Detailed Surface Rupture
Geometry from the 2016 Amatrice Earthquake: Z K
Mildon, F Iezzi, L N J Wedmore, L C Gregory, K J
W McCaffrey, M W Wilkinson, J Faure Walker, G
Roberts, F Livio, E Vittori, A Michetti, C Frigerio,
F Ferrario, A M Blumetti, L Guerrieri, P Di Manna,
V Comerci
SPA-AERONOMY
SA43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Atmosphere-IonosphereMagnetosphere (AIM) Coupling
Phenomena and Processes: New
Observations and Understanding II
Posters (joint with A, SM)
Xinzhao Chu, University of Colorado
at Boulder; Michael Hartinger,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University; Zhonghua Xu,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University; Timothy Fuller-Rowell,
University of Colorado at Boulder
1340h SA43A-2378 POSTER The study of a CME
induced seven substorms and their associated
scintillation behavior at South Pole: S Priyadarshi,
Q H Zhang, E G Thomas
1340h SA43A-2379 POSTER The AtmosphericIonospheric-Magnetospheric Responses to the
2015 St. Patrick’s Day Geomagnetic Storms at High
Latitudes: C R Clauer, Z Xu, X Chu, M Hartinger,
J Zhao
1340h SA43A-2380 POSTER Ionospheric currents
and TEC variations during the March 17, 2015
Sudden Impulse.: S Di Matteo, M Piersanti, C
Cesaroni, L Spogli, T Alberti
1340h SA43A-2382 POSTER Response of the
Equatorial Ionosphere to the Geomagnetic DP2
current system: E Yizengaw, M Moldwin, E Zesta,
R Pradipta, C M Biouele, A B Rabiu, O Obrou, Z
Bamba
1340h SA43A-2383 POSTER Investigations on the
ionospheric response during sudden stratospheric
warming events of weak solar cycle 24: P R Prince,
S Gopinath
1340h SA43A-2384 POSTER A comparison between
large-scale irregularities and scintillations in
the polar ionosphere: Q H Zhang, Y Wang, P T
Jayachandran, M M Lockwood, S Zhang, J Moen, Z
Y Xing, Y Z Ma, M Lester
54
2016
1340h SA43A-2385 POSTER Two-dimensional
Imaging of Midlatitude Sporadic-E with GPS Total
Electron Content Observation: J Maeda, K Heki
1340h SA43A-2386 POSTER Simultaneous
Observations of Topside H+ Ions at Sub-auroral
and Middle Latitudes Using IS Radars at Millstone
Hill and Kharkiv: Initial Results: P J Erickson, D V
Kotov, L P Goncharenko, P G Richards, O Bogomaz,
L Chernogor, V Truhlik, M M Siusiuk, I F Domnin
1340h SA43A-2387 POSTER WN4 Variability in
DMSP Ion Densities Across Season, Solar Cycle,
and Local Time: J Hawkins, P C Anderson
1340h SA43A-2388 POSTER Gamma-ray Emission
of the Earth’s Upper Atmosphere in Geographical
Coordinates with Fermi-LAT: S Madlee, W
Mitthumsiri, S Digel, D J Ruffolo
1340h SA43A-2389 POSTER Simultaneous Lidar
Measurements of Fe and Na layers, Temperatures,
and Winds in the Mesosphere and Lower
Thermosphere-Extended (MLT-X) at Boulder,
Colorado: D Chang, X Chu, C Chen, J Zhao, J A
Smith, A Lima, Z Hua
1340h SA43A-2390 POSTER Resonance Vibrations
of the Ross Ice Shelf and Observations of Persistent
Atmospheric Waves: N A Zabotin, O A Godin
1340h SA43A-2391 POSTER Source for the traveling
planetary waves in the polar winter mesosphere and
lower thermosphere: vertical coupling versus insitu instability.: X Lu, C Chen, X Chu, V Nguyen,
A K Smith
1340h SA43A-2392 POSTER Lidar observations of
vertical wavelengths, potential energy densities, and
frequency spectra of stratospheric gravity waves
from 2011 to 2015 at McMurdo (77.84° S, 166.69°
E), Antarctica: J Zhao, C Chen, X Chu, X Lu, W
Fong, Z Yu, B R Roberts, A Dörnbrack, J A Smith
1340h SA43A-2393 POSTER Modeling Study of
Formation Mechanisms of Thermosphere Fe
Layers in Antarctica: J Zhao, X Chu, Z Yu, C Y T
Lin, Y Deng
1340h SA43A-2394 POSTER MESOSPHERIC
SODIUM AIRGLOW EMISSION: MODELING
AND FIRSTRESULTS OVER A MID-LATITUDE:
T Bag, M V Sunil Krishna, V Singh
1340h SA43A-2395 POSTER The enhancement of
neutral metal Na layer above thunderstorms: B Yu,
X Xue, G Lu, X Dou, Q Gao, X Qie, J Wu, Y Tang,
R Holzworth
SA43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Neutral Metallic Atom Layers
in the Thermosphere 110–200
km, Observations, Origins, and
Implications Posters Posters
1340h SA43C-2402 POSTER PFISR GPS tracking
mode for researching high-latitude ionospheric
electron density gradients associated with GPS
scintillation: D C Loucks, S E Palo, M Pilinski, G
Crowley, S I Azeem, D L Hampton
1340h SA43C-2403 POSTER GAIA modeling of
electrodynamics in the lower ionosphere during
a severe solar flare event: M Matsumura, K
Shiokawa, H Shinagawa, H Jin, H Fujiwara, Y
Miyoshi, Y Otsuka
1340h SA43C-2404 POSTER Development of
ionospheric data assimilation model under
geomagnetic storm conditions: C C H Lin, C H
Chen, W Chen, T Matsuo
1340h SA43C-2405 POSTER Longitudinal structure
in the ionosphere due to UT onset time of a
geomagnetic storm: K Greer, T J Immel, A J Ridley
1340h SA43C-2406 POSTER Storm-time Response
of Thermosphere O/N2 and Nitric Oxide: Y Zhang
1340h SA43C-2407 POSTER Thermospheric density
estimation from SLR observations of LEO satellites
– A case study with the ANDE-Pollux satellite: M
Blossfeld, M Schmidt, E Erdogan
1340h SA43C-2408 POSTER UT Variation of
Geographical Pole Thermospheric Densities and
Its Dependence on Solar Wind Sector Polarity and
Solar Activity: D Guo, J Lei, X Dou
1340h SA43C-2409 POSTER Differential Drag
Analysis to Infer the Geometrical Configuration
of a Cubesat: C Bussy-Virat, A J Ridley, J Cutler, S
Sharma, E Judd
1340h SA43C-2410 POSTER Assessing the
Capabilities and Limitations of Physics-Based
Models in Capturing the Ionosphere and
Thermosphere Storm-Time Response: M Fedrizzi,
T J Fuller-Rowell, N Maruyama, T W Fang, M
Codrescu
SPA-SOLAR AND HELIOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
SH43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Advances in Predicting Magnetic
Fields on the Far Side of the Sun
Posters
Paulett Liewer, Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; David Hathaway, NASA
Ames Research Center; Russell Howard,
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
1340h SH43A-2553 POSTER Improving TimeDistance Technique of Far-Side Active Region
Imaging: J Zhao
Jonathan Friedman, Arecibo
Observatory; Shikha Raizada, Arecibo
Observatory; Jens Lautenbach, Arecibo
Observatory
1340h SH43A-2554 POSTER Far side Helioseismology
with Solar Orbiter: T Appourchaux, A Birch, L
C Gizon, B Löptien, J Schou, S K Solanki, J C del
Toro Iniesta, A Gandorfer, J Hirzberger, A AlvarezHerrero, J G Woch, W Schmidt
1340h SA43B-2396 POSTER Thermospheric Na
observed at the Andes Lidar Observatory: A Z Liu,
C Ban, T Li, Y Guo, X Dou, X Xue
1340h SH43A-2555 POSTER Image-Optimized
Coronal Magnetic Field Models: S I Jones, J M
Davila, V M Uritsky
1340h SA43B-2397 POSTER Enhanced Capabilities
of the Arecibo Observatory Resonance Lidar
Systems: E Franco-Diaz, J Lautenbach, J S
Friedman, S Raizada
1340h SH43A-2556 POSTER Comparison of Farside Helioseismic Predictions of Active Regions
from SDO/HMI with Far-side Observations of
Solar Activity from STEREO/EUVI: P C Liewer,
J Qiu
1340h SA43B-2398 POSTER Lower-Thermosphere
Metals and High Altitude Meteoroid Sputtering: J
D Mathews, S Kesaraju, S Raizada
SA43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Disturbances in the Thermosphere
and Ionosphere: Current
Understanding and Operational
Impacts II Posters
Yongliang Zhang, Johns Hopkins
University; Larry Paxton, The Johns
Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory; Timothy Fuller-Rowell,
University of Colorado at Boulder; James
Jones, Northrop Grumman Corporation
Bellevue
1340h SA43C-2399 POSTER Analysis of HighLatitude Ionospheric Processes During the Nov
2015 HSS and CME-Induced Geomagnetic Storm:
A Multi-Instrument Observational Approach: T
Durgonics, A Komjathy, O P Verkhoglyadova, P
Hoeg, A Paul
1340h SA43C-2400 POSTER Measurements of
Ionospheric Density, Temperature, and Spacecraft
Charging in a Space Weather Constellation: R L
Balthazor, M G McHarg, G Wilson
1340h SA43C-2401 POSTER Electrodynamics
of High Resolution Waves in the IonosphereThermosphere System – Impacts on the Ionospheric
Borrom-Side Profile: L C Gardner, V Eccles, R W
Schunk, L Scherliess, L Zhu
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h SH43A-2557 POSTER Effects of Far-side
Evolution of Magnetic Structures on Coronal and
Interplanetary Magnetic Features: D H Hathaway,
L Upton
1340h SH43A-2558 POSTER 3D Global Coronal
Density, Temperature, and Vector Magnetic Field
Derived from Coronal Observation.: M Kramar, H
Lin, V Airapetian, S Tomczyk
SH43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Preparing for Solar Probe Plus
and Solar Orbiter: A Coordinated
Science from the Corona to the Inner
Heliosphere I Posters
Kelly Korreck, Smithsonian
Astrophysical Observatory; Nicola Fox,
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory; Nathan Schwadron,
University of New Hampshire Main
Campus; Yannis Zouganelis, European
Space Agency
1340h SH43B-2559 POSTER Detection Technique
and Overview of EPT-HET of Solar Orbiter : S
R Kulkarni, J Tammen, S Boden, J Steinhagen,
R Elftmann, C Martin-Garcia, S I Boettcher, L
Seimetz, A Ravanbakhsh, Y Mahesh, B Schuster,
A Kulemzin, R F Wimmer-Schweingruber, J
Rodriguez-Pacheco, M Prieto, S Sanchez
1340h SH43B-2560 POSTER Science Planning
and Orbit Classification for Solar Probe Plus: M B
Kusterer, N J Fox, D J Rodgers, F S Turner
1340h SH43B-2561 POSTER Kiel sensors for the
EPD instrument on-board Solar Orbiter - An
overview of the qualification and acceptance test
campaigns in phase D: A Ravanbakhsh, S R
Kulkarni, L Panitzsch, M L Richards, A Munoz
Hernandez, L Seimetz, R Elftmann, Y Mahesh, S
Boden, S I Boettcher, A Kulemzin, C Martin-Garcia,
M Prieto, J Rodriguez-Pacheco, S Sanchez Prieto, B
Schuster, J Steinhagen, J Tammen, R F WimmerSchweingruber
1340h SH43B-2562 POSTER ASPIICS, a Giant Solar
Coronagraph Onboard the PROBA-3 Mission: A
Zhukov
1340h SH43B-2563 POSTER Spherically-shaped
coronal shock waves associated with Coronal Mass
Ejections: R Y Kwon, A Vourlidas
1340h SH43B-2564 POSTER Linking the Slow Wind
Observations at 1AU with Magnetic Topology
Evolution in the Lower Solar Corona: Y Liu, J
Huang, B Klecker, Z Qi
1340h SH43B-2565 POSTER Observations of the
Variable Coronal Solar Wind, and its Implications
for Solar Probe Plus and Solar Orbiter: B V Jackson,
H S Yu, P P Hick, A Buffington
1340h SH43B-2566 POSTER Understanding of the
Temperature Profile of the Solar Chromosphere : P
Song, V M Vasyliunas
1340h SH43B-2567 POSTER Simulations of
Lateral Transport and Dropout Structure of
Energetic Particles from Impulsive Solar Flares:
W H Matthaeus, D J Ruffolo, P Tooprakai, A
Seripienlert, P Chuychai
1340h SH43B-2568 POSTER Solar Probe Cup Demonstrated Laboratory Performance: A W Case,
J C Kasper, K E Korreck, M L Stevens, D E Larson,
K H Wright Jr, D L Gallagher, P L Whittlesey
1340h SH43B-2569 POSTER LOCKYER (Large
Optimized Coronagraph for KeY Emission line
Research): A SMEX Mission to Provide Crucial
Measurements of the Genesis of the Solar Wind
and CMEs: Y K Ko, A Vourlidas, C Korendyke, J
M Laming
1340h SH43B-2570 POSTER Tracking Changes in
Magnetic Topology in MHD Simulations: Z Mikic,
V S Titov, R Lionello, T Torok, J Linker, C Downs
1340h SH43B-2571 POSTER The Electron Solar
Probe ANalyzers - Demonstrated Laboratory
Performance: P L Whittlesey, D E Larson, R Livi, J
S Halekas, J C Kasper, A W Case
1340h SH43B-2572 POSTER The FIELDS
Instrument Suite for Solar Probe Plus: development
status, instrument performance, and operations
concept: M Pulupa, S D Bale, K Goetz
1340h SH43B-2573 POSTER Heating and
Acceleration of the Solar Corona and Solar Wind:
Effects of Turbulence Transport: A V Usmanov, W
H Matthaeus, M L Goldstein
1340h SH43B-2574 POSTER A Merged Dataset
for Solar Probe Plus FIELDS Magnetometers: T A
Bowen, T Dudok de Wit, S D Bale, C Revillet, R J
MacDowall, D Sheppard
1340h SH43B-2575 POSTER Analysis of velocity
and magnetic field fluctuations from simulated
Solar Probe Plus measurements: Interpretation and
predictions.: J C Perez, B D G Chandran
1340h SH43B-2576 POSTER Solar Wind Simulations
from the Sun to Earth Using a Data-Driven, MHD
Model and Characteristically-Consistent Boundary
Conditions Derived from SDO/HMI Vector
Magnetograms: M S Yalim, N Pogorelov, Y Liu, Q
Hu, S T Wu
1340h SH43B-2577 POSTER Solar Probe ANalyzer
Ion Instrument - Demonstrated Laboratory
Performance: R Livi, D E Larson, P L Whittlesey,
J C Kasper, A W Case, K E Korreck
1340h SH43B-2578 POSTER IS‫ݪ‬IS/EPI-Lo: A New
Instrument for Measuring keV to MeV Ions and
Electrons with Simultaneous Half-Sky Coverage
on NASA’s Solar Probe Plus Mission: M E Hill, D
G Mitchell, R L McNutt Jr, S Cooper, A B Crew, A
Dupont, J Hayes, E Hoffer, K Nelson, C Parker, C
Schlemm, II, H Seifert, M Stokes, N G Angold, D J
McComas, S Weidner, M E Wiedenbeck
1340h SH43B-2579 POSTER Data Collection
and Processing Capabilities used by the SWEAP
Investigation on Solar Probe Plus: D E Larson, P L
Whittlesey, R Livi, D W Curtis, A Slagle, J C Kasper,
J S Halekas, K E Korreck, T Case, M L Stevens
SH43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Snow Flakes in the Oven: Cool
Prominences and Coronal Rain in the
Hot Solar Corona II Posters
Wei Liu, Bay Area Environmental
Research Institute at Lockheed Martin
Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory;
Patrick Antolin, NAOJ National
Astronomical Observatory of Japan;
Thomas Berger, NOAA Boulder
1340h SH43C-2580 POSTER Signatures of coronal
rain observed in the chromosphere of an Active
Region Filament: V M Pillet, J McAteer
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h SH43C-2581 POSTER Wide-field, dynamic,
slit-based spectroscopy of neutral helium in coronal
rain: T A Schad
1340h SH43C-2582 POSTER Reconnection Microjets
in the Pre-eruption Phase of a Prominence/Coronal
Rain Complex: P Antolin, T Mehta, T Conlon, I De
Moortel
1340h SH43C-2583 POSTER Probing Prominence
Formation with Time Series Analysis of Models and
AIA Data: T A Kucera, N M Viall, J T Karpen
1340h SH43C-2584 POSTER Transequatorial
Coronal Cloud Prominences Versus Transequatorial
Channel Prominence: S F Martin, K Daga
1340h SH43C-2585 POSTER The Formation of
Filament Channels in the Corona: J Karpen, K J
Knizhnik, C R DeVore, S K Antiochos
1340h SH43C-2586 POSTER Tornado-Like
Evolution of A Kink-Unstable Solar Prominence:
W Wang, R Liu, Y Wang
1340h SH43C-2587 POSTER Probing the Physical
Connection between Solar Prominences and
Coronal Rain: W Liu, P Antolin, X Sun, J C Vial,
L Guo, S E Gibson, T E Berger, J Okamoto, B De
Pontieu
SH43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
The Maunder Minimum: How Deep,
How Long? Posters (joint with SA, SM)
Nadezhda Zolotova, Pulkovo
Astronomical Observatory; Leif
Svalgaard, Stanford University
1340h SH43D-2588 POSTER Reinforcement of
double dynamo waves as a source of solar activity
and its prediction on millennium timescale: E
Popova, V V Zharkova, S J Shepherd, S Zharkov
1340h SH43D-2590 POSTER Grand Minima in the
Light of Kinematic Flux Transport Solar Dynamo
Model: S Hazra, D Nandy
1340h SH43D-2591 POSTER Understanding the
Maunder minimum: open issues: N Zolotova, D I
Ponyavin
1340h SH43D-2592 POSTER Stellar Magnetic
Activity Cycles, and Hunting for Maunder
Minimum-like Events among Sun-like Stars: J T
Wright
1340h SH43D-2593 POSTER The Earth’s Climate
at Minima of the Centennial Gleissberg Cycles: A
Ruzmaikin, J Feynman
1340h SM43A-2470 POSTER Response of quasiadiabatic ions to magnetotail reconfigurations: D
Delcourt, H V Malova, L M Zelenyi
1340h SM43A-2471 POSTER Multi-instrument
observation of two different types of polar cap
aurora occurring simultaneously during northward
IMF: J A Reidy, R C Fear, B S Lanchester, D K
Whiter, A J Kavanagh, L J Paxton, Y Zhang
1340h SM43A-2472 POSTER Occurrence of auroral
omega bands: J M Weygand, N Partamies, L Juusola
1340h SM43A-2473 POSTER Morphology of Omega
band aurora observed by THEMIS all-sky imagers:
N Sato, A S Yukimatu, Y Tanaka, T Hori
SM43A-2474
POSTER
Mesoscale
1340h
Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling along Open
Magnetic Field Lines Associated with Airglow
Patches: Field-aligned Currents and Precipitation:
Y Zou, Y Nishimura, L R Lyons, K Shiokawa, J
K Burchill, D J Knudsen, S C Buchert, S Chen, M
J Nicolls, J M Ruohoniemi, K A McWilliams, N
Nishitani
1340h SM43A-2475 POSTER Auroral Oval “Images”
in GPS TEC Maps: M David, J J Sojka, R W Schunk,
A J Coster, M J Nicolls
1340h SM43A-2476 POSTER MHD Instability
of Evening Arcs in the Inner Plasma Sheet: F
Toffoletto, R Wolf, A Suresh, J Yang
1340h SM43A-2478 POSTER Dynamics of CME and
HSS Storms Revealed from Auroral Imaging: L R
Lyons, Y Zou, Y Nishimura, V Angelopoulos, E
Donovan
1340h SM43A-2479 POSTER The Substorm Onset
Arc is Azimuthally Structured: N M E Kalmoni, J
Rae, K R Murphy, C Forsyth, C Watt, C J Owen
1340h SM43A-2480 POSTER Study of the plasma
sheet electron inner boundary during the magnetic
storm: K Ohki, A Kumamoto, Y Katoh
1340h SM43A-2481 POSTER Correlation between
ballooning instability of near-Earth plasma sheet
and pre-onset auroral beading in 29 March 2009
THEMIS substorm event*: P Zhu, J Liang, Z Wang,
M Saito
1340h SM43A-2482 POSTER Solar Wind Driven
Magnetotail Ballooning-interchange Evolves to
Magnetic Reconnection: W Horton Jr
1340h SM43A-2483 POSTER Comparison of Citizen
Science Aurora Data with Energy Flux Derived
from Aurora Observations and Models: B Kosar,
E MacDonald, N Case, M Heavner, Y Zhang, R A
Viereck
SH43E
Moscone West 2011
Thursday 1340h
SM43A-2485
POSTER
Conjugate
1340h
observations of the evolution of a long-duration
polar cap arc in both hemispheres: Z Y Xing, Q H
Zhang, Y Zhang, N Sato
Solar and Heliospheric Physics:
General Contributions: Events IV (joint
with SA, SM)
1340h SM43A-2486 POSTER Auroral Proper
Motion in the Era of AMISR and EMCCD: J L
Semeter
J Hoeksema, Stanford University; Robyn
Millan, Dartmouth College
1340h SH43E-01 Flare Clustering: A M Title
1355h SH43E-02 Timing signatures of solar flares:
K S Balasubramaniam, C Lynch, T Henry, N Nitta,
N E Hurlburt, G L Slater
1410h SH43E-03 Helioseismic analysis on the
spatial and temporal relation between sunquake
events and extreme solar flares in Solar Cycle 24: R
Chen, J Zhao
1425h SH43E-04 Investigating the Effects of Stark
Broadening in the Balmer Lines Observed in Solar
Flares: J C Allred, A F Kowalski
1440h SH43E-05 SWAP Observations of Post
Flare Giant Arches and Evidence of Run-Away
Reconnection: M J West, D B Seaton, S L Savage
1455h SH43E-06 Solar Coronal Jets in Active
Regions: A C Sterling, R L Moore, F Martinez, D
A Falconer
1510h SH43E-07 Untangling the 3D coronal
magnetic fields through coronal emission lines
photometry and polarimetry: H Lin
1525h SH43E-08 Stress Balance of Strong Magnetic
Fields in the Solar Photosphere and Chromosphere:
V M Vasyliunas, P Song
SPA-MAGNETOSPHERIC PHYSICS
SM43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Plasma Sheet Processes and
Auroral Morphology in Dynamic
Magnetosphere-Ionosphere System I
Posters
Jesper Gjerloev, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory;
Ping Zhu, University of Science and
Technology of China; Joachim Raeder,
University of New Hampshire Main
Campus; Shasha Zou, University of
Michigan Ann Arbor
1340h SM43A-2487 POSTER Substorms: The
Attempt at Magnetospheric Dynamic Equilibrium
between
Magnetically-Driven
Frontside
Reconnection and Particle-Driven Reconnection in
a Multiple-Current–Sheet Magnetotail: G J Sofko,
G C Hussey, K A McWilliams, A S Reimer
1340h SM43A-2488 POSTER The Dst Recovery
Near Substorm Onset Due to the Transformation of
the Blocked Cross-Tail Current into the Substorm
Current Wedge: K A McWilliams, G J Sofko, G C
Hussey, A S Reimer
1340h SM43A-2489 POSTER Optical signatures of
field line resonances: comprehensive survey and
precipitation mechanisms: E Donovan, D M Gillies,
D J Knudsen, F R Fenrich, E Spanswick
1340h SM43A-2490 POSTER Van Allen Probe
Observation of Large Poynting flux in the Plasma
Sheet Boundary Layer: S Tian, J R Wygant, B
Larsen, G D Reeves, C Kletzing, S A Thaller, A W
Breneman
SM43A-2491
POSTER
Storm-time
1340h
Convection Dynamics Viewed from Optical
Auroras: from Streamer to Patchy Pulsating Aurora:
B Yang, E Donovan, J Liang, E Grono
1340h SM43A-2492 POSTER Pc1 wave statistics
with Swarm observations in the topside ionosphere:
G Balasis, K Papadimitriou, I R Mann, I Pakhotin, I
A Daglis, O Giannakis, R Haagmans
1340h SM43A-2493 POSTER Probing the Multiscale
Structure and Evolution of Field-aligned Currents,
Potentials and Plasma During Substorms Using
Multipoint Cluster In-situ Observations and
Auroral Images: A J Hull, C C Chaston, H U Frey,
M O Fillingim, M L Goldstein, J W Bonnell, F
Mozer, P A Damiano
SM43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Temporal Variations of Precipitation:
Fluctuating Aurora, ULF Modulation
of High-Frequency Waves, and
Modulation of Energetic Particle Loss
II Posters
Beate Humberset, University of Bergen;
Alexa Halford, Dartmouth College;
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
Aaron Breneman, The University of
Minnesota; Allison Jaynes, University of
Colorado at Boulder
1340h SM43B-2494 POSTER Pulsating Aurora
in Eveningside Giant Auroral Undulations: M J
Ahrns, D L Hampton
SM43B-2495
POSTER
Temporal
1340h
characteristics and energy deposition of pulsating
auroral patches: B K Humberset, J W Gjerloev, M
Samara, R Michell, I R Mann
1340h SM43B-2496 POSTER Conjugate observation
of auroral finger-like structures by ground all-sky
cameras and THEMIS satellites: K Nishi, S Kazuo,
E Donovan, D Fruehauff
1340h SM43B-2497 POSTER Optical Observations
of Interhemispheric Electron Bouncing during
Pulsating Aurora: M Samara, R Michell, G V
Khazanov, G A Grubbs II
1340h SM43B-2498 POSTER Investigating the
Contribution of High-Energy Precipitation
During Pulsating Aurora: KAIRA and Optical Data
Comparison: M Grandin, A Kero, N Partamies, D
McKay-Bukowski, A Kozlovsky, D K Whiter
1340h SM43B-2499 POSTER Anisotropic spatial
distribution of pulsating proton aurora and related
Pc1 geomagnetic pulsation: T Inoue, M Ozaki,
S Yagitani, S Kazuo, M Yoshizumi, K Ryuho, Y
Ebihara, R Nomura, K Sakaguchi, Y Otsuka, M G
Connors
1340h SM43B-2500 POSTER Possible link of
sudden onset and short-time periodic pulsation
of polar mesosphere summer echoes to ULF Pc5
geomagnetic pulsations and solar wind dynamic
pressure enhancement: Y Lee, S Kirkwood, Y S
Kwak
1430h SM43C-04 Earth’s ion upflow associated with
polar cap patches: global and in-situ observations: Q
H Zhang, Q Zong, M M Lockwood, R A Heelis, M
R Hairston, J Liang, I McCrea, B C Zhang, J Moen, S
Zhang, Y Zhang, J M Ruohoniemi, M Lester
1444h SM43C-05 Effects of Season and Solar
Cycle on Ionospheric Plasma Outflow During
Geomagnetic Storms as Modeled by the Generalized
Polar Wind Model: A R Barakat, V Eccles, R W
Schunk
1458h SM43C-06 Anisotropic ion heating and
BBELF waves within the low-altitude ion upflow
region: Y Shen, D J Knudsen, J K Burchill, H G
James, D M Miles
1512h SM43C-07 Low Energy (< keV) O+ Ion
Outflows in the Inner Magnetosphere: Van Allen
Probes Observations.: M Gkioulidou, D G Mitchell,
S Ohtani, L J Lanzerotti
1526h SM43C-08 On the Role of Ionospheric Ions
in Sawtooth Events: E J Lund, N Nowrouzi, L M
Kistler, X Cai, H U Frey
SM43D
Moscone West 2009
Thursday 1340h
Magnetospheres in the Outer Solar
System I (joint with P)
Xianzhe Jia, University of Michigan Ann
Arbor; Chris Paranicas, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory;
George Hospodarsky, University of
Iowa
1340h SM43D-01 Cassini/MIMI Measurements in
Saturn’s Magnetosphere and their Implications for
Magnetospheric Dynamics: D G Mitchell
1340h SM43B-2501 POSTER A GNSS auroral
space weather product-Quantifying auroral effects
on GNSS: S C Mushini, E Spanswick, S Skone, E
Donovan
1356h SM43D-02 Statistical results from 10 years of
Cassini Langmuir probe plasma measurements: M
Holmberg, O Shebanits, J E Wahlund, M Morooka,
N Andre
1340h SM43B-2502 POSTER Modulation of
Chorus Intensity by ULF Waves Deep in the
Inner Magnetosphere: Z Y Xia, L Chen, L Dai, S
G Claudepierre, A A Chan, A Soto-Chavez, G D
Reeves
1409h SM43D-03 Thermal Electron Density
Depletions in the Vicinity of Three Tenuous Rings/
Arcs between Enceladus and Mimas : A M Persoon,
D A Gurnett, W S Kurth, J B Groene
1340h SM43B-2503 POSTER INVESTIGATING
AN UNUSUAL PITCH ANGLE DISTRIBUTION
DURING THE DROPOUT ON SEPTEMBER 1213, 2014: WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS
AND MAGNETOPAUSE COMPRESSION AS A
MAJOR ROLE FOR DROPOUT IN DIFFERENT
ENERGY LEVELS AND LSTAR: A Dal Lago, C
Medeiros, V M C E S Souza, L Vieira, D G Sibeck,
A J Halford, L R Alves, L da Silva, J Marchezi, P
R Jauer, M Rockenbach, M D Silveira, D Koga, R
Dallaqua, O Mendes Jr
1340h SM43B-2504 POSTER Quasiperiodic
modulation of equatorial noise emissions: F Nemec,
O Santolik, J S Pickett, N Cornilleau-Wehrlin, M
Parrot
1422h SM43D-04 Ion Composition of the Thermal
Plasma in the F-Ring Region of Saturn: W H Ip, W
L Tseng, J K Hsu, C E Wei, C H Shen
1435h SM43D-05 Extended Survey of Saturn Z/Omode Wave Intensity: J D Menietti, T F Averkamp,
S Ye, W S Kurth
1448h SM43D-06 A New Source for Saturn’s Inner
Electron Radiation Belts.: E E Woodfield, R B
Horne, S A Glauert, J D Menietti, Y Y Shprits
1501h SM43D-07 Ion cyclotron waves at Saturn:
Implications of latitudinal distribution for the
neutral water torus: F J Crary, V J Dols
1514h SM43D-08 Current Systems in Saturn’s
Magnetosphere and their Local-time Asymmetries:
K K Khurana, J Liu, M K Dougherty
1340h SM43B-2505 POSTER On the spatiotemporal and energy-dependent response of
riometer absorption to electron precipitation: drifttime and conjunction analyses in realistic electric
and magnetic fields: A C Kellerman, Y Y Shprits,
R A Makarevich, E Donovan, H Zhu, N Aseev, A
Drozdov
1527h SM43D-09 Field-aligned currents in Saturn’s
magnetosphere: Local time dependence of southern
summer currents in the dawn sector between
midnight and noon: G J Hunt, S W H Cowley, G
Provan, E J Bunce, E S Belenkaya, I I Alexeev, V V
Kalegaev, M K Dougherty, A J Coates, A J Coates
1340h SM43B-2506 POSTER On the Role of Solar
Wind Discontinuities in the ULF Power Spectral
Density at the Earth’s Outer Radiation Belt: a
Case Study: A Lago, L R Alves, C R Braga, R R S
Mendonca, P R Jauer, C Medeiros, V M C E S Souza,
O Mendes Jr, J Marchezi, L da Silva, L Vieira, M
Rockenbach, D G Sibeck, S G Kanekal, D N Baker, J
R Wygant, C Kletzing
SM43E
Moscone West 2018
Thursday 1340h
1340h SM43B-2507 POSTER Occurrence of Large
CNA Event at High Latitude During Recovery
Phase of St. Patrick Day Geomagnetic Storm : A K
Sinha, J K Behera, A T Bhaskar, G Vichare, R Singh
SM43C
Moscone West 2016
Thursday 1340h
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Magnetosphere-Ionosphere System II
(joint with SA)
Shasha Zou, University of Michigan;
Barbara Giles, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Vince Eccles, Utah State
University
1340h SM43C-01 Effects of Energetic Ion Outflow
on Magnetospheric Dynamics: L M Kistler, C
Mouikis, E J Lund, A Menz, N Nowrouzi
1358h SM43C-02 Global-scale Ionospheric Outflow:
Major Processes and Unresolved Problems: M W
Liemohn, D T Welling, R Ilie, G V Khazanov, J
M Jahn, S Zou, N Y Ganushkina, P W Valek, H A
Elliott, B E Gilchrist, W R Hoegy, A Glocer
1416h SM43C-03 Superposed epoch analysis of
vertical ion velocity, electron temperature, fieldaligned current, and thermospheric wind in the
dayside auroral region as observed by DMSP and
CHAMP: G Kervalishvili, H Lühr
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
Multiscale Processes and Interactions
in the Magnetotail and Inner
Magnetosphere II S
Stephen Fuselier, Southwest Research
Institute; )UDQN7R΍ROHWWR, Rice
University; Andrei Runov, University of
California Los Angeles; Ian Cohen, Johns
Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory
1340h SM43E-01 Multipoint observations of
energetic electron injections with MMS and Van
Allen Probes: D L Turner, J F Fennell, J B Blake, S
G Claudepierre, A N Jaynes, D N Baker, G D Reeves,
I J Cohen, B Mauk, W Li, C Kletzing, R B Torbert,
J L Burch
1355h SM43E-02 Currents Within the Bursty
Bulk Flow Braking Region as Observed by the
Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission: J E Stawarz, J
P Eastwood, K Goodrich, R Ergun, J L Burch, B L
Giles, Y V Khotyaintsev, O Le Contel, P A Lindqvist,
W Magnes, C Pollock, C T Russell, R J Strangeway,
R B Torbert, L A Avanov, J Dorelli, D J Gershman,
G T Marklund, L Mirioni, R Nakamura, T Karlsson
1410h SM43E-03 Plasma sheet low-entropy flow
channels and dipolarization fronts from macro to
micro scales: Global MHD and PIC simulations: V G
Merkin, M J Wiltberger, M I Sitnov, J Lyon
1425h SM43E-04 Energetic Particle Injections
into the Inner Magnetosphere: Relation to Tail
Dynamics, Morphology, and Effects on the NearEarth Space Environment.: M Gkioulidou, A Y
Ukhorskiy, D G Mitchell, S Ohtani, L J Lanzerotti
1440h SM43E-05 OpenGGCM Simulations of
Electron Microinjections Observed by MMS/
FEEPS in the Dusk to Midnight Region: S Kavosi,
H E Spence, J F Fennell
2016
55
1455h SM43E-06 Near-Earth magnetotail flow
braking observed by multi-spacecraft MMS, Geotail,
and Cluster : R Nakamura, W Baumjohann, D
Schmid, F Plaschke, A Varsani, W Magnes, D
Fischer, C T Russell, R J Strangeway, T Nagai, B
L Giles, R Ergun, J E Stawarz, P A Lindqvist, Y V
Khotyaintsev, I J Cohen, R B Torbert, S A Fuselier, J
A Slavin, D L Turner, B J Anderson, D J Gershman,
V N Coffey, N Kitamura, M Andriopoulou, G Le,
K R Bromund, L Kepko, M Chutter, B Lavraud, Y
Saito
1510h SM43E-07 MMS Super-Conjunction Studies
of Chorus Wave Properties and Their Effects on
Energetic Electrons: A N Jaynes, D Baker, J B
Blake, C Kletzing, H Zhao, L Trevor, D L Turner,
J F Fennell, F D Wilder, S G Kanekal, Q Schiller, B
Mauk, I Cohen
1525h SM43E-08 RCM-E simulation of bubble
injections and their effects on the aurora: J Yang, F
Toffoletto, R Wolf, A M Schutza
TECTONOPHYSICS
T43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Dynamic Interactions between
Structure, Fluids, and Geochemistry II
Posters (joint with H, PA)
1340h T43A-3029 POSTER Macro- and Microstructural Characteristics of Hupen Shear Zone and
its Relationship to Hupen Gold Deposit: J Cai, Z
Jun, N Zhao
T43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Integrating Multiple Geo-observables
to Robustly Constrain Crust and
Uppermost Mantle Structure and
Dynamics at Global and Continental
Scales I Posters (joint with DI, MR, S, V)
Javier Fullea, Dublin Institute for
Advanced Studies; $QGUHZ6FKDH΍HU,
University of Ottawa; Sergei Lebedev,
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies;
Joerg Ebbing, University of Kiel
1340h T43B-3030 POSTER The BOrborema Deep
Electromagnetic and Seismic (BODES) Experiment:
A M Nemocon, X Garcia, J Julià
1340h T43B-3031 POSTER Revealing Precambrian
Seismic Character Below West-Central Indiana: A
Parent, E C Hauser, D R Watts
1340h T43B-3032 POSTER Effect Of Oceanic
Lithosphere Age Errors On Model Discrimination:
J E DeLaughter
Steven Micklethwaite, Monash
University; Steve Ingebritsen, USGS
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1340h T43B-3033 POSTER Deep crustal structure
of the UAE-Oman mountain belt from seismic and
gravity data: S Pilia, M Tanveer, M Ali, A B Watts,
M P Searle, B S Keats
1340h T43A-3013 POSTER EXPLORING THE
CAUSES OF DISTAL VOLCANO-TECTONIC
(dVT) SEISMICITY USING HYDROTHERMAL
MODELING: S Ingebritsen, C Coulon, P A Hsieh,
R A White, J B Lowenstern
1340h T43B-3034 POSTER Crustal and mantle
structure of the greater Jan Mayen-East Greenland
region (NE Atlantic) from combined 3D structural,
S-wave velocity, and gravity modeling: P Tan,
J Sippel, M Scheck-Wenderoth, C Meeßen, A J
Breivik
1340h T43A-3014 POSTER Using Helium as a Tracer
of Dynamic Rock Deformation: W P Gardner, S J
Bauer
1340h T43A-3015 POSTER A Uniform Fault Zone
Diffusivity Structure in the Simi Valley Based on
Water Level Tidal and Barometric Response: L
Xue, E E Brodsky, V Allègre, B L Parker, J A Cherry
1340h T43A-3016 POSTER Evidence for cyclical
fault zone sealing and strengthening, Alpine Fault,
New Zealand: M J Allen, E Mariani, C J Boulton,
D Faulkner
1340h T43A-3017 POSTER Fluid-rock interaction
during a large earthquake recorded in fault gouge: A
case study of the Nojima fault, Japan: D Bian, A Lin
1340h T43A-3018 POSTER Understanding the
Geodynamic Role of Structural Elements and their
Influence on (Paleo)Fluid Flow at the Licancura
Geothermal Field, northern Chile: E E Veloso, F
Aron, E Camus, D Morata, G Arancibia, F Del Valle,
J M Cembrano
1340h T43A-3019 POSTER The Relationship
between Geothermal Anomalies and Faults from
Fluid Inclusion Analysis: P Hu, F Yang
1340h T43A-3020 POSTER Structural Controls on
Helium, Nitrogen and Carbon Isotope Signatures in
Geothermal Fluids Along the Liquiñe-Ofqui Fault
System, Southern Chile.: D Tardani, M Reich, E
Roulleau, Y Sano, N Takahata, P Perez-Flores, P
Sanchez-Alfaro, J M Cembrano, G Arancibia
1340h T43A-3021 POSTER Geophysical imaging
of a vapor dominated hydrothermal system in
Yellowstone National Park, USA: C Bouligand, S
Byrdina, A Kass, T P Irons, J Vandemeulebrouck, J
L Ball, B T Ritzinger, E G McConville, S Hurwitz
1340h T43A-3022 POSTER Hydrothermal system
beneath the Jigokudani Valley, Tateyama Volcano,
Japan, inferred from AMT surveys and hot spring
water analysis: K Seki, W Kanda, T Tanbo, T
Ohba, S Aoyama, Y Ueno, Y Ogawa, S Takakura, K
Nogami, M Ushioda, A Suzuki, Z Saito, Y Matsunaga
1340h T43A-3023 POSTER Evolution of Effluent
Chemistry at Crystal Geyser, Green River, Utah: W
S Han, E Park, S Choung, C Y Kim, J Piao, G Han
1340h T43A-3024 POSTER Hydrogeology and
geochemistry of the El Tatio geothermal basin,
Atacama, Chile: C Munoz Saez, M Manga, A
Namiki, S Hurwitz
1340h T43A-3025 POSTER A revised model to
calculate the dynamic viscosity of H2O-NaCl fluids
DW HOHYDWHG WHPSHUDWXUHV DQG SUHVVXUHV Қ q&
Қ 03D ZW 1D&O Y Klyukin, R P
Lowell, R J Bodnar
1340h T43A-3026 POSTER Diffusivity of Si(OH)4
through intergranular fluid: Application to the
modeling of pressure solution creep: N Nishiyama,
H Sakuma
1340h T43A-3027 POSTER Physical and chemical
controls on ore shoots – insights from 3D modeling
of an orogenic gold deposit: S A Vollgger, A G
Tomkins, S Micklethwaite, A R Cruden, C J L
Wilson
1340h T43A-3028 POSTER Correlating Cu-sulfide
and Au mineralization in the Ertsberg-Grasberg
District using LA-ICP-MS and HRXCT: K A
Wright, N R Miller, R A Ketcham, R Kyle
56
2016
1340h T43B-3035 POSTER 3-D Shear Velocity
Image of Crust and Uppermost Mantle Beneath the
India-Tibet and the Adjoining Indian Ocean from
Ambient Noise: S S Rai, G K Saha, S P Kudumu
1340h T43B-3036 POSTER Thermo-compositonal
anomalies of the Australian upper mantle : M
Tesauro, M K Kaban, A Aitken, B L N Kennett
1340h T43B-3037 POSTER The uncertainty of
seismic crustal models and the feedback on mantle
gravity residual: W Szwillus, J Ebbing
1340h T43B-3038 POSTER Crustal Seismic Velocity
Models of Texas: T Borgfeldt, J I Walter, C Frohlich
1340h T43B-3039 POSTER Tectonics and crustal
structure of the Saurashtra peninsula: based on
Gravity and Magnetic data: A K Mishra, A Singh,
U K Singh
1340h T43B-3040 POSTER The lithospheric
Structure of the Sahara Metacraton From Joint
Analysis of Satellite Gravity Gradients and
Seismological Data : M Sobh, J Ebbing, H J Goetze,
M G Abdelsalam
1340h T43B-3041 POSTER Characterising the
evolution of transform continental margins – a
geophysical study of the Swan Island transform
margin-Cayman Trough intersection, Caribbean
Sea: G Castiello, C Peirce, I Grevemeyer
1340h T43B-3042 POSTER Isostatic and
Decompensative Gravity Anomalies of the Arabian
Plate and Surrounding Regions: a Key for the
Crustal Structure: M K Kaban, S El Khrepy, N S
Al-Arifi
1340h T43B-3043 POSTER Low-velocity layer in
upper mantle of western Tibet from Rayleigh wave
tomography: H Matchette-Downes, K F Priestley
1340h T43B-3044 POSTER Systematic Correlations
of
the
Earthquake
Frequency-Magnitude
Distribution with the Deformation and Mechanical
Regimes in the Taiwan Orogen: S H Hung, Y L
Chen, J S Jiang, L Y Chiao
1340h T43B-3045 POSTER The role of the
lithosphere for isostasy and dynamic topography: J
Ebbing, W Szwillus, A Zink
1340h T43B-3046 POSTER Curie-point Depths
Estimated from Fractal Magnetization Models in
the Indian-Himalayan Region: J Wang, C F Li, J Lei
Sr, G Zhang, C Sun Sr
1340h T43B-3047 POSTER Peaceful Nuclear
Explosion Seismogram Analysis: Constraining
the Velocity Structure of Eastern Siberia: K M
Burkhard, Z T Eriksen, K G Mackey
1340h T43B-3048 POSTER Crustal thickness and
Vp/Vs measurements using receiver functions: A
global review: M Sun, S S Gao, K H Liu
1340h T43B-3049 POSTER Analysis of Pn
Anisotropy Beneath the Juan de Fuca Plate: B P
VanderBeek, D R Toomey
1340h T43B-3050 POSTER Global thermochemical
inversion of seismic waveforms, gravity satellite
data, and topography: J Fullea, S Lebedev, Z
Martinec
1340h T43B-3051 POSTER Imaging Variations in
Seismic Anisotropy Across the San Andreas Fault
System: H A Ford
1340h T43B-3052 POSTER Imaging Deep Crustal
Flow in the Basin and Range Province: E Schnorr,
H A Ford
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1340h T43B-3053 POSTER The North Tanzania
Rift seen from multi geophysical tools: link
between seismicity and resistivity: S Gautier, M
Plasman, P Tarits, S Hautot, C Tiberi, J Albaric, B
Le Gall, J Deverchere, C J Ebinger, S W Roecker,
R Ferdinand, A Muzuka, M Msabi, M Khalfan, R
Gama, G D Mulibo
Upper-Mantel
1340h T43B-3054 POSTER
Earthquakes in the Australia–Pacific Plate Boundary
Zone and the Roots of the Alpine Fault: C M Boese,
E Warren-Smith, J Townend, T A Stern, S H Lamb
T43B-3055
POSTER
CRUSTAL
1340h
STRUCTURE ALONG THE CENTRAL ALPINE
FAULT
FROM
RECEIVER
FUNCTION
ANALYSIS: S Bourguignon, C M Boese, M K
Savage, J Townend, S C Bannister, T A Stern
T43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Interrelation between Seismicity and
Gravity Field Anomalies: New Insights
into Earthquake Rupture Processes I
Posters (joint with S)
Monika Sobiesiak, University of Kiel;
Hans-Juergen Goetze, University of Kiel;
Gabriele Cambiotti, Universita degli
Studi di Milano
1340h T43C-3068 POSTER Welcoming Remarks:
1340h T43C-3056 POSTER Temporal change of
anisotropy at Mount Fuji at the time of the 2011
Tohoku earthquake: M Saade, K Araragi, J P
Montagner, P Roux, F Brenguier
1340h T43C-3057 POSTER An Analytical Approach
to Estimate Curvature Effect of Coseismic
Deformations: J Dong, W Sun, X Zhou, R Wang
1340h T43C-3058 POSTER Re-damage of the nearsurface structures induced by the 2007 Mentawai
great earthquake doublet: W C Yu, T R A Song, J
T Lin
1340h T43C-3059 POSTER High Resolution, Timelapse Reflection Imaging from Interferometry of
Microearthquake Sources: D Kim, L D Brown
1340h T43C-3060 POSTER Pre-seismic gravity
anomalies before Linkou Ms6.4 earthquake
by continuous gravity observation of Crustal
Movement Observation Network of China : X
Wang, H Li
1340h T43C-3062 POSTER Numerical Computation
of Transient Gravity Perturbations from Seismic
Ruptures with Earth Normal Modes: K Juhel
1340h T43C-3063 POSTER Application of High
Resolution Data Sets to Seismicity/Gravity Field
Interactions on Local Scale – An Example From
Northern Chile: M Sobiesiak, B D Gutknecht, T
Schaller, P Victor, H J Goetze
1340h T43C-3064 POSTER Detecting Batholithic
Structures That Influence Seismogenic Processes
in the North Chile Seismic Gap With Seismological
and Gravity Data : M Sobiesiak, T Schaller, H J
Götze, B D Gutknecht
1340h T43D-3074 POSTER Estimation of the impact
of reactivations on the fault-zone rocks mechanical
properties: C Matonti, Y Guglielmi, P Henry, S
Viseur
1340h T43D-3075 POSTER Investigations into
the Fish Lake Valley Fault Zone (FLVFZ) and its
interactions with normal faulting within Eureka
and Deep Springs Valleys: M J Lawson, E Rhodes,
A Yin
1340h T43D-3076 POSTER Direct dating of fault
slip in the Himalayan orogen: C M Mottram, D
Grujic, K Bhattacharyya, I Coutand
1340h T43D-3077 POSTER Testing the shorter
and variable recurrence interval hypothesis along
the Cholame segment of the San Andreas Fault: A
Williams, R Arrowsmith, T K Rockwell, S O Akciz,
L Grant Ludwig
1340h T43D-3078 POSTER A geophysical crosssection of the Hockai Fault Zone (Eastern Belgium):
imaging an intraplate weak crustal zone.: T Lecocq,
T Camelbeeck
1340h T43D-3079 POSTER The East Bay
Seismic Investigation: High-Resolution Seismic
Tomography Imaging Across the Hayward Fault
Zone Near San Leandro, California: L M Strayer,
R Catchings, M Goldman, J H Chan, R R Sickler, A
McEvilly, I Richardson
1340h T43D-3080 POSTER Seismic anisotropy
in the vicinity of the Alpine fault, New Zealand,
estimated by seismic interferometry: R Takagi,
T Okada, K Yoshida, J Townend, C M Boese, L M
Baratin, C J Chamberlain, M K Savage
1340h T43D-3081 POSTER Paleo-stress and
temperatures based on calcite twin and vitrinite
reflectance in the Nojima Fault, SW Japan: N
Oosono, K Furuta, A Sakaguchi
1340h T43D-3082 POSTER New geochronology
constraints on timing and depth of the ancient
earthquakes along the Longmen Shan fault belt,
eastern Tibet: Y Zheng, H Li, Z Sun, W Huan, C
LI, C Yong
1340h T43D-3083 POSTER An investigation of
coseismic OSL / TL time zeroing of quartz gouge
based on low- to high-velocity friction experiments:
K Akasegawa, K Oohashi, N Hasebe, K Miura
1340h T43D-3084 POSTER Constraining timing and
fluid sources of brittle fault gouge formation within
the Naxos detachment, Greece: N S Mancktelow,
H Zwingmann, A Mulch
1340h T43D-3085 POSTER Application of OSL
dating for fault gauge: Y Ganzawa
1340h T43D-3086 POSTER Timing and acceleration
of a landslide failure caused by the 2016 Mw 7.1
Kumamoto Earthquake: Z Mohammadi Asl, A Lin,
T Satsukawa, R Fueta
T43E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
The State of Stress in the Crust
from Fracture and Failure to Plate
Tectonics I Posters
1340h T43C-3066 POSTER A Preliminary Study of
Seismic Risk in the Pyongyang Area, North Korea:
S Y Kang, K H Kim
David Coblentz, Los Alamos National
Laboratory; Thomas Dewers, Sandia
National Laboratories; Paul Johnson,
Los Alamos National Laboratory;
Mathew Ingraham, Sandia National
Laboratories
T43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
1340h T43E-3087 POSTER The evaluation of
maximum horizontal in-situ stress using the
wellbore imagers data: N V Dubinya, K A Ezhov
1340h T43C-3067 POSTER Satellite Gravity
Gradients Bound Rupture Domains on Subduction
Zone Megathrusts: R E Wells, R J Blakely
Properties of Active Fault Damage
Zone and Fault Dating II Posters (joint
with S)
Aiming Lin, Kyoto University; Horst
Zwingmann, Kyoto University; Joseph
White, University of New Brunswick;
Neil Mancktelow, ETH Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich
1340h T43D-3068 POSTER Active thrusting and
seismic hazard of the Longquan Fault in the central
Sichuan basin, China: M Wang, A Lin
1340h T43D-3069 POSTER Segmentation of active
normal faulting along the southern boundary of the
Weihe Graben, central China: G Rao, Y Cheng, C
He, B Yan, A Lin
1340h T43D-3070 POSTER Development of
evaluation method for fault activity from fault
gouges: M Miyawaki, J I Uchida
1340h T43D-3071 POSTER Seismically invisible
fault zones: imaging faults in anisotropic rocks : C
M Kelly, D R Faulkner, A Rietbrock
T43D-3072
POSTER
Experimental
1340h
Constraints on Temperature Rise of Shallow Active
Faults: A Case Study from the Nojima Fault, Japan:
A Tsutsumi, R Nakano, Y Namiki, H Iida
1340h T43D-3073 POSTER Multi-scale velocity
structure of an active seismogenic normal fault
zone (Central Apennines, Italy): M Fondriest, T M
Mitchell, M Vassallo, G Di Giulio, B Fabrizio, F X
Passelegue, M Pischiutta, G Di Toro
1340h T43E-3088 POSTER Investigating the
Subsurface Stress Field based on Hybrid Earthquake
Focal Mechanisms: Examples from the Fort Worth
Basin, Texas: S Jia, D W S Eaton, R Wong
1340h T43E-3089 POSTER True Triaxial Failure
of Granite: Implications for Deep Borehole Waste
Disposal : M Williams, M D Ingraham, C Cheung,
B C Haimson
1340h T43E-3090 POSTER A Bayesian Approach to
Estimate a Spatial Stress Pattern from P-wave First
Motion Polarities: T Iwata
1340h T43E-3091 POSTER Assessing the fracture
strength of geological and related materials via
an atomistically based J-integral : R E Jones, L J
Criscenti, J Rimsza
1340h T43E-3092 POSTER Can Tectonic Loading
be Observed as Interseismic Stress Rotation?: J
Hardebeck
1340h T43E-3093 POSTER Refined methodology for
stress inversions of earthquake focal mechanisms: P
Martínez-Garzón, Y Ben-Zion, N Abofalthian, G
Kwiatek, M Bohnhoff
1340h T43E-3094 POSTER The Importance of
Lower Mantle Structure to Plate Stresses and Plate
Motions: W E Holt, X Wang, A Ghosh
1340h T43E-3095 POSTER The ambient stress
field in the continental margin around the Korean
Peninsula and Japanese islands: J Lee, T K Hong, C
Chang
1340h T43E-3096 POSTER Towards Detailed
Characterization of Spatio-temporal Variations in
Stress Parameters along the San Jacinto Fault Zone:
N Abolfathian, P Martínez-Garzón, Y Ben-Zion
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1340h T43E-3097 POSTER Borehole Breakouts,
Drilling induced Fractures, and Shear Wave
Anisotropy Analysis to Characterize In-Situ Stress
in Northern Appalachian Caprock and Reservoirs:
S Raziperchikolaee, M E Kelley, Z Cotter, A
Burchwell
1340h T43E-3098 POSTER Stress geomechanical
model application: Stress tensor evaluation in
recent Nankai subduction zone, SW Japan: H Y
Wu, C H Chan
1340h T43E-3099 POSTER Estimate of the stress
state in an earthquake source region in a South
African deep gold mine by Diametrical Core
Deformation Analysis (DCDA): S Abe, Y Yabe, T
Ito, G Hofmann, H Ogasawara, M Nakatani
1340h T43E-3100 POSTER Stress Characterization
Above and Below a Locked Subduction Interface: D
A D Evanzia, T D Wilson, M K Savage, S H Lamb,
H Hirschberg
1340h T43E-3102 POSTER Heterogeneous State of
Stress and Seismicity Distribution Along the San
Andreas Fault in Southern California: New Insights
into Rupture Terminations of Past Earthquakes: E
Hauksson, Z E Ross, C Yu
1340h T43E-3103 POSTER Transient Permeability
Enhancement via Dynamic Stressing: The Role
of Shear Displacement: B Madara, J Riviere, C
Marone, D Elsworth
1340h T43E-3104 POSTER Difference in the
Minimum Horizontal Stress Magnitudes Between
Direct Measurements and Poroelastic EquationBased Calculation: U D Vo, C Chang
T43F
Moscone South 306
Thursday 1340h
Advanced Technology and
Multidisciplinary Approaches in
Structure and Tectonics II (joint with
EP, NH)
Steven Micklethwaite, Monash
University; Jonathan Glen, USGS
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Alexander Cruden, Monash University
1340h Introductory Remarks:
1345h T43F-01 Using remotely piloted aircraft
and onboard processing to optimize and expand
data collection: M M Fladeland, D V Sullivan, V
Chirayath, R Instrella, G A Phelps
1405h T43F-02 Miniaturised Gravity Sensors for
Remote Gravity Surveys.: R P Middlemiss, S G
Bramsiepe, J Hough, D J Paul, S Rowan, A Samarelli,
G Hammond
1425h T43F-03 Fold-Thrust mapping using
photogrammetry in Western Champsaur basin, SE
France: Y Totake, R Butler, C E Bond
1440h T43F-04 High spatial resolution mapping of
folds and fractures using Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
(UAV) photogrammetry: A R Cruden, S Vollgger
1455h T43F-05 Lost in Virtual Reality: Pathfinding
Algorithms Detect Rock Fractures and Contacts in
Point Clouds: S Thiele, L Grose, S Micklethwaite
1510h T43F-06 HIGH RESOLUTION ANALYSIS
OF DYKE TIPS AND SEGMENTS, USING
DRONES: G Dering, S Micklethwaite, A R Cruden
1440h T43G-05 Geophysical observations on the
inter-relationships between magmatism, faulting
and hydrological processes at a large rift caldera : R
Lloyd, J Biggs, M Wilks, J M Kendall
1455h T43G-06 Main Ethiopian Rift Kinematic
analogue modeling: Implications for NubianSomalian plate motion.: A Erbello, G Corti, F Sani,
A Agostini, A Buccianti, T B Kidane
1510h T43G-07 Intraplate Volcanism beneath
Western Saudi Arabia: An enigmatic offshoot of the
Afar mantle plume?: A J Kent, R A Duncan, D W
Graham, A M Al-Amri, S A Alshaltoni, B B Hanan,
J I Kimura
1525h T43G-08 Geochemistry and fluxes of
volatiles in the Magadi and Natron thermal springs,
East African Rift : H Lee, T P Fischer, J Muirhead,
C J Ebinger, S A Kattenhorn, Z D Sharp, Y Sano, N
Takahata
T43H
Moscone South 103
Thursday 1340h
Subduction Top to Bottom (ST2B-2) VII
S (joint with DI, MR, S, V)
Gray Bebout, Lehigh University; Robert
Stern, Univ Texas Dallas; Philippe
Agard, University Pierre and Marie Curie
Paris VI; Laura Wallace, University of
Texas, Institute for Geophysics
1340h T43H-01 Along-trench variations of the
shallow megathrust zone in Tohoku: R Hino, S
Kodaira, T Kanamatsu, M Shinohara, Y Ito
1355h T43H-02 Direct Observations of In Situ
Stress State in a 3 Kilometer Deep Borehole in the
Upper Plate, Nankai Trough Subduction Zone:
IODP Site C0002: H J Tobin, D M Saffer, D A
Castillo, T Hirose
1410h T43H-03 Thermal Restoration for the last
10Ma in the Nankai Trough Seismogenic Zone:
Challenge toward describing thermal history of
subducted sediments: M Kinoshita, A Miyakawa,
Y Hamada
1440h T43H-05 Direct observation of a plate
boundary earthquake by a seafloor network in the
Nankai Trough seismogenic zone (DONET): an
example of the M=6.5 earthquake on 1st April, 2016:
N Takahashi, S Kamiya, M Nakano, K Suzuki, A
Nakanishi, K Obana, M Yamashita, T Tonegawa, K
Imai, T Iinuma, E Araki, T Hori, S Kodaira
1455h T43H-06 Electrical conductivity of the
Cascadia subduction zone and implications for the
plate interface: D Livelybrooks, P Bedrosian, G
D Egbert, K Key, A Schultz, B A Parris, B Yang, E
Bowles-martinez
1510h T43H-07 Depositionary Margins: The
Destruction and Renovation of Subduction
Forearcs: P Vannucchi, J P Morgan, E A Silver, J
Kluesner
1525h T43H-08 Structural and Stratigraphic
Evidence for Active Deformation and Tsunami
Hazard within the Sumatran Accretionary Wedge
West of Siberut using MegaTera Seismic and
Bathymetric data: K E Bradley, Y Qin, F VillanuevaRobles, S C Singh, N Hananto, S Wei, H D Carton,
P Tapponnier, K Sieh, H Permana, F Leclerc, P
Avianto, A B Nugroho
1525h T43F-07 UAV, LiDAR & ground-based
surveying from Stackpole Quay: best practice for
accuracy of virtual outcrops and structural models:
A Cawood, C E Bond, J Howell, Y Totake
VOLCANOLOGY,
GEOCHEMISTRY AND
PETROLOGY
T43G
Moscone South 304
Thursday 1340h
V43A
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
One Rift, Two Rift, Magma-Rich Rift,
Magma-Poor Rift: Deformation,
Magmatism, Volatile Fluxes, and Their
Consequences in the East African Rift
System II (joint with EP, G, S, V)
Active Volcanic Vents: An Exceptional
Opportunity for Science and
Education II Posters
Natalie Accardo, Columbia University of
New York; Donna Shillington, Columbia
University of New York; Tobias Fischer,
University of New Mexico; Juliet Biggs,
University of Bristol
1340h T43G-01 A plume beneath western Ethiopia!:
K M Keranen, A Hariharan, S Alemayehu, A Ayele,
I D Bastow
1355h T43G-02 Quantifying strain partitioning
between magmatic and amagmatic portions of
the Afar triple junction of Ethiopia and Djibouti
through use of contemporary and late Quaternary
extension rates: S G Polun, K Hickcox, S Tesfaye,
F G Gomez
1410h T43G-03 Continental breakup, the final
stretch: seismic reflection and borehole evidence
from the Danakil Depression, Ethiopia: I D Bastow,
A Booth, G Corti, D Keir, C Magee, C A L Jackson,
W Jason
1425h T43G-04 Transient deformation in the AsalGhoubbet Rift (Djibouti) since the 1978 diking
event: Is deformation controlled by magma supply
rates?: D Smittarello, R Grandin, J B de Chabalier,
C Doubre, A Deprez, F Masson, A Socquet, S
Ibrahim Ahmed
1340h V43A-3128 POSTER Measurements of
SO2 Degassing from Popocatépetl Volcano by an
Ultraviolet Camera and a Set of Different Bandpass
Filters.: B Schiavo, W Stremme, M Grutter, R
Campion, C I Rivera, S Inguaggiato
1340h V43A-3129 POSTER Changes in lava effusion
rate, explosion characteristics and degassing
revealed by time-series photogrammetry and
feature tracking velocimetry of Santiaguito lava
dome: B J Andrews, S Grocke, M Benage
1340h V43A-3130 POSTER Observing changes at
Santiaguito Volcano, Guatemala with an Unmanned
Aerial Vehicle (UAV): S De Angelis, F von Aulock,
Y Lavallée, A J Hornby, B Kennedy, O D Lamb, J E
Kendrick
1340h V43A-3131 POSTER Multidisciplinary Studies
of the 2015-2016 Eruption of Momotombo Volcano,
Nicaragua: D C Roman, P C La Femina, C Connor,
L Connor, T H Dixon, M D Feineman, E Gallant,
H Geirsson, C Glover, J M Rinehart, G Ruiz, A
Saballos, W Strauch, V Tenorio, C Wauthier, P W
Webley, K Wnuk
1340h V43A-3132 POSTER A New Technique For
Quantifying Effusive Volcanic Activity at Tolbachik
Volcano Using Multiple Remote Sensing Platforms:
D B McAlpin, F J Meyer, J Dehn, P W Webley
1340h V43A-3133 POSTER RSTVOLC: an effective
algorithm for the monitoring of active volcanoes
from space: M Faruolo, A Falconieri, F Marchese,
T Lacava, N Pergola, V Tramutoli
1340h V43A-3134 POSTER Statistical Analysis of
Time-Series from Monitoring of Active Volcanic
Vents: S Lachowycz, I Cosma, D M Pyle, T A
Mather, M Rodgers, N R Varley
1340h V43A-3135 POSTER Cyclic thermal behavior
associated to the degassing process at El Hierro
submarine volcano, Canary Islands.: E Fraile-Nuez,
J M Santana-Casiano, M González-Dávila
1340h V43A-3136 POSTER Seismo Gravity
Observations of Mt. Bromo, East Java, Indonesia: S
Maryanto
1340h V43A-3137 POSTER Shallow seismicity at
open-vent volcanoes: T Girona, C Caudron, C
Huber
1340h V43A-3138 POSTER Swarms of small
earthquakes on Marapi Volcano, West Sumatra,
Indonesia: are these precursors to explosion event?:
D Hidayat, C Patria, S Adi, H Gunawan, B Taisne,
D Nurfiani, C T Tan
1340h V43A-3139 POSTER Development of mobile
sensor for volcanic observation “HOMURA”: Test
campaigns for a long-term operation: K Kaneko, K
Iwahori, K Ito, H Sagi
V43A-3140
POSTER
Preliminary
1340h
Reconnaissance of West Astringent Creek Thermal
Area, Yellowstone National Park: J P Fairley Jr, G
Villegas, M M Aunan, C Lindsey, A Sorensen, P B
Larson
V43B
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Advances in Approaches and
Instruments for Isotope Studies III
Posters (joint with P)
Max Coleman, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; James Moran, 3DFLȴF
Northwest National Laboratory; Ian
Wright, Open University
1340h V43B-3141 POSTER High Temporal High
Spectral Resolution Space Observation from
Planetary Targets: S Hosseini
1340h V43B-3142 POSTER A preliminary study
using 10Be-26Al exposure dating at the Xi’an AMS
Center: X Kong, L Zhang, Y Zhu Sr, Z Wu, H Chang
1340h
V43B-3143
POSTER
Optimization
Techniques for Improving the Precision of Isotopic
Analysis by Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry:
G Q Wang, J F Xu, S Q Wu-Yang
1340h V43B-3144 POSTER High-Precision Isotope
Ratio Measurements of Sub-Picogram Actinide
Samples: A D Pollington, W Kinman
1340h V43B-3145 POSTER Washing, Leaching, and
Other Ways to Disturb Geochronological Samples:
E E Scherer, R Bast
1340h V43B-3146 POSTER Comparison of signal
intensities and elemental fractionations in 257 nm
femtosecond LA-ICP-MS using Helium and Argon
as carrier gases: L Tao, Z Hu, Z Wen, X Lei, Y Liu,
H Tao
1340h V43B-3147 POSTER Extending the
Boundaries of Isotope Ratio MS - Latest
Technological Improvements: A Hilkert
1340h
V43B-3148
POSTER
Site-Specific
Hydrogen Isotope Composition of Propane: Mass
spectrometric methods, equilibrium temperature
dependence, and kinetics of exchange: H Xie, C
Ponton, N Kitchen, M K Lloyd, M Lawson, M J
Formolo, J M Eiler
1340h V43B-3149 POSTER A vastly improved
method for in situ stable isotope analysis of
very small water samples.: M L Coleman, L E
Christensen, J Kriesel, J Kelly, J Moran, S Vance
1340h V43B-3150 POSTER SHRIMP-SI Multiple
Sulfur Isotope Analysis of Sulfides from Brazilian
Deposits: Analytical Capability to Resolve Single
Grain Textural Complexities and Distinct Sulfur
Sources: G D S Teles, F Chemale Jr, J Avila, T R
Ireland
1340h V43B-3151 POSTER In Situ Analyses of Sulfur
Isotope of the Sulfides in the Qunji Cu Deposit in
the Western Awulale Metallognic Belt, NW China:
L Rui
1340h V43B-3152 POSTER Absolute Isotopic
$EXQGDQFH 5DWLRV DQG WKH $FFXUDF\ RI Ɲ47
Measurements: M Daeron, D Blamart, M Peral, H
P Affek
1340h V43B-3153 POSTER Choice of 17O Abundance
&RUUHFWLRQ $IIHFWV Ɲ47 and Thus Calibrations for
Paleothermometry: J Kelson, A J Schauer, K W
Huntington, C Saenger, A R Lechler
1340h V43B-3154 POSTER Effect of Carbonate
0DWUL[ RQ Ƽ15N Analysis Tested for Simple Bulk
Combustion on Coupled Elemental Analyzer-GCIRMS: D Saxena, E L Grossman, C R Maupin, B
Roark, A O’Dea
1340h V43B-3155 POSTER A new combined
nanoSIMS and continuous-flow IRMS approach to
measure hydrogen isotopes from water in hydrated
rhyolitic glass: E Gatti, N Kitchen, S Newman, Y
Guan, J Westgate, N J G Pearce, D Nikolic, J M Eiler
1340h V43B-3156 POSTER Development and
capabilities of the new 253 Ultra high resolution, gas
source mass spectrometer: M D Clog, R M Ellam, A
Hilkert, J B Schwieters, M Deerberg
1340h V43B-3157 POSTER Simultaneous in situ
CO2 soil flux and isotopic analysis in a high CO2
flux environment at Mammoth Mountain, CA: R R
Bogue, C Oze, T W Horton, W Defliese
1340h V43B-3158 POSTER 17O Correction and Ion
6RXUFH(IIHFWVRQWKH0HDVXUHPHQWRIƝ47 on CO2
and on Carbonate Clumped Isotope Thermometers:
G Olack, A S Colman
1340h V43B-3159 POSTER Using Isotope Ratio
,QIUDUHG6SHFWURPHWHUWRGHWHUPLQHƼ13C of CaCO3
FDUERQDWH DQG ',& VDPSOHV DQG Ƽ18O of water: M
Mandic, N Stöbener, L Mandic, D Smajgl, H J H Jost
1340h V43B-3160 POSTER Deployment of a novel
field stable isotope analyzer: trials on fumaroles
at Solfatara volcano, Campi Flegrei, Italy.: G A
Leggett, D Weidmann, R Brownsword, S Caliro
Benjamin Andrews, Smithsonian
Institution; Diana Roman, Carnegie
Institution of Washington; Simon Carn,
Michigan Technological University; Yan
Lavallée, University of Liverpool
1340h V43A-3122 POSTER Changes in Mass Flux
of Tephra from the Lava Lake in Overlook Crater,
.ìODXHD9ROFDQR+DZDLѠLD A Swanson, T R Orr,
M R Patrick
1340h V43A-3123 POSTER Passive Remote Sensing
of Water Vapor in the Plume of Sabancaya Volcano,
Peru: C Kern, P Masias, F Apaza, U Platt
1340h V43A-3125 POSTER Mapping the Active
Vents of Stromboli Volcano with an Unmanned
Aerial Vehicle: N Turner, B F Houghton, J von der
Lieth, M K Hort, J Taddeucci, U Kueppers, T Ricci,
D Gaudin
1340h V43A-3126 POSTER Time-Dependence of
Passive Degassing at Volcán Popocatépetl, Mexico
from Infrared Measurements: Implications for
Gas-Pressurization of a Lava Dome: D Hyman, M
I Bursik
1340h V43A-3127 POSTER Changes in long-term
eruption dynamics at Santiaguito, Guatemala:
Observations from seismic data: O D Lamb, Y
Lavallée, S De Angelis, A Lamur, A J Hornby, F W
von Aulock, J E Kendrick, G Chigna, A Rietbrock
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THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
2016
57
1340h V43B-3161 POSTER High precision
measurements of 16O12C17O using a new type
of cavity ring down spectrometer: M Daëron, T
Stoltmann, S Kassi, J Burkhart, E Kerstel
1340h V43B-3162 POSTER Fugitive Emissions
Attribution via Simultaneous Measurement of
Ethane and Methane Isotopic Signature in Vehiclebased Surveys: A D Marshall, J P Williams, J Baillie,
K MacKay, D A Risk, D Fleck
V43C
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Twenty-Five Years of Science from
the 1991 Mount Pinatubo Volcano
Eruption II Posters (joint with A, GC)
Alan Robock, Rutgers University New
Brunswick; Christopher Newhall,
Mirisbiris Garden and Nature Center;
Florian Schwandner, Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Allegra LeGrande, NASA
Goddard Institute for Space Studies
1340h V43C-3163 POSTER Reconciling the
Observed and Modeled Southern Hemisphere
Circulation Response to Volcanic Eruptions: M C
McGraw, E A Barnes, C Deser
1340h V43C-3164 POSTER Investigating Evolution
of Sulfur Species as Sources of Inter-model
Variability in the VolMIP-Tambora Aerosol
Climate Model Ensemble: M Clyne, M J Mills, J
F Lamarque, D Zanchettin, M Khodri, A Robock,
C Timmreck, M Toohey, U Niemeier, W Ball,
E Rozanov, A Stenke, F Tummon, G Mann, S
Dhomse, L Marshall, A Schmidt
1340h V43C-3166 POSTER Plagioclase, Amphibole,
and Magnetite in the 1991 Pinatubo Reservoir:
Timescales of Crystallization and Storage: C R
King, K M Cooper, K Shrecengost, R W Bradshaw,
A J Kent, C Huber
1340h V43C-3167 POSTER Detecting Stratospheric
Trace Gas Injections from Volcanic Eruptions
by Solar Occultation Spectrometry: G C Toon, A
Kleinboehl, J F Blavier
1340h V43C-3168 POSTER Model guidance for
deployment of observational resources following a
major volcanic eruption: P R Colarco, V Aquila, A
N LeGrande, K Tsigaridis, P A Newman
V43D
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
Volcanology, Geochemistry, and
Petrology General Contributions:
Volcano Geophysics IV Posters
Amanda Clarke, Arizona State
University; Cin-Ty Lee, Rice University
1340h V43D-3169 POSTER Geophysical imaging
of hydrothermal shallow degassing in Yellowstone
National Park: S Pasquet, W S Holbrook, B Carr,
K W W Sims
1340h V43D-3170 POSTER A generalized equation
for the longitudinal and transverse resonance
frequencies of a fluid-filled crack: Y Maeda, H
Kumagai
1340h V43D-3171 POSTER Long-period seismic
signals and volcanic gas emission at Asama volcano,
Japan: M Takeo, Y Maeda, R Kazahaya
1340h V43D-3172 POSTER Automatic Real-Time
Estimation of Plume Height and Mass Eruption Rate
Using Radar Data During Explosive Volcanism:
P Arason, S Barsotti, M De’ Michieli Vitturi, S
Jónsson, H Arngrímsson, B Bergsson, M A Pfeffer,
G N Petersen, H Bjornsson
1340h V43D-3173 POSTER A simple approach to
quantify crack geometry and fluid properties at the
long-period seismic source: K Taguchi, H Kumagai,
Y Maeda, R A Torres
1340h V43D-3174 POSTER A coupled geochemical
and geophysical investigation of phase separation in
Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park: B
Carr, K W W Sims, S R Scott, W S Holbrook, H
Heasler, C Jaworwski
1340h V43D-3175 POSTER Volcanic Eruption
Observations from a Stromboli Highpoint using
Passive Thermal Infrared Hyperspectral Imaging: V
Morton, M A Gagnon, J F Smekens, P Tremblay, S
Savary, M Larivière-Bastien, M Gouhier
1340h V43D-3176 POSTER Three Dimensional
Magma Wagging: Seismic Diagnostics And Forcing
Mechanism: Y Liao, M Jellinek, D Bercovici
1340h V43D-3177 POSTER Seismic source associated
with the repetitive events recorded at the Nevado
del Huila volcano – Colombia in November 2008:
N Trujillo, C M Valdes-González, R White, P B
Dawson, W A McCausland, C Santacoloma
1340h V43D-3178 POSTER Free Oscillations of a
Fluid-filled Cavity in an Infinite Elastic Medium: A
Sakuraba
V43E
Moscone South Poster Hall
Thursday 1340h
What Can Pyroclasts Tell Us? III
Posters (cosponsored by EGU-GMPV:
European Geosciences Union –
Geochemistry, Mineralogy, Petrology, and
Volcanology)
1440h V43F-05 Submarine Flood Basalt Eruptions
and Flows of Ontong Java Plateau, Nauru Basin and
East Mariana Basin: P J Michael, S R Trowbridge, J
Zhang, A L Johnson
1455h V43F-06 U-Pb Zircon Geochronology of the
Columbia River Basalt: J Kasbohm, B Schoene
Benjamin Andrews, Smithsonian
Institution; Rebecca Carey, University
of Tasmania; Heather Wright, USGS
Cascades Volcano Observatory
1510h V43F-07 Volcanism, Iron, and Phytoplankton
in the Heard and McDonald Islands Region,
Southern Indian Ocean: M F Coffin, R J Arculus,
A R Bowie, Z Chase, R Robertson, T W Trull, T
HEOBI IN2016_V01 Shipboard Party
1340h V43E-3181 POSTER The West Elk Breccia:
Evidence of a Massive Volcanic Debris Avalanche in
the Eastern Gunnison River Valley, West-Central
Colorado, USA: P J Whalen, F R Ettensohn
1525h V43F-08 Submarine geology and
geomorphology of active Sub-Antarctic volcanoes:
Heard and McDonald Islands: S J Watson, M F
Coffin, J M Whittaker, V Lucieer, J M Fox, R Carey,
R J Arculus, A R Bowie, Z Chase, R Robertson, T
Martin, F Cooke
1340h V43E-3182 POSTER Using Computer
Simulations to Model Scoria Cone Growth: R D
Mehta, K G Bemis
1340h V43E-3183 POSTER Clast Size, Void Space,
and Degree of Contortion in Spatter Piles at
Craters of the Moon, ID. Implications for Eruptions
Conditions of Lunar Basalts.: E L Rader, J L
Heldmann
1340h V43E-3184 POSTER Compositional and
Textural Analysis of Maar-Diatreme Volcanic
Deposits at Hopi Buttes Volcanic Field (AZ) Using
GigaPan Panoramic and Thermal Infrared Imagery:
R Lee, A H Graettinger, M Weinell, C G Hughes
1340h V43E-3186 POSTER Three-Dimensional
Grain
Shape-Fabric
from
Unconsolidated
Pyroclastic Density Current Deposits: Implications
for Extracting Flow Direction and Insights on
Rheology: T T Hawkins, B D Brand, D Sarrochi,
N Pollock
1340h V43E-3187 POSTER Field Investigations of
the July 2015 Pyroclastic Density Current Deposits
of Volcán de Colima, Mexico: Z D Atlas, E Macorps,
S J Charbonnier, N R Varley
V43G
Moscone South 308
Thursday 1340h
The Nature of Magma Reservoirs II
(joint with G, T)
1340h V43G-01 The Yellowstone Crustal Magmatic
System: What we Know and What we Don’t Know:
J Farrell, R B Smith
1355h V43G-02 The Role and Behavior of Exsolved
Volatiles in Magma Reservoirs: M Edmonds, A
Woods
1410h V43G-03 Electromagnetic imaging of crustal
magma bodies: M J Unsworth
1340h V43E-3188 POSTER Development of a
Triboelectric Charging Model In An Expanding
Dust Plume: J Sears, M Converse, A Kuhl, D Grote,
C Kueny, D Larson, B Poole, B Kirkendall, D V Rose
1340h V43E-3189 POSTER Volcanic Lightning in
the Laboratory: The Effect of Ultra-Rapid Melting
on Ash Particles: S Mueller, F Keller, C Helo, S
Buhre, J M Castro
1440h V43G-05 Thermal structure surrounding the
rhyolite magma chamber encountered by IDDP-1,
Krafla, Iceland: M Baranowski, T Masterlark, J C
Eichelberger
1340h V43E-3191 POSTER Distinguishing Styles
of Explosive Eruptions at Erebus, Redoubt and
Taupo Volcanoes Using Multivariate Analysis of
Ash Morphometrics: K S Panter, M R Avery, P
Gorsevski
1455h V43G-06 Sources and assembly of diverse
rhyolitic magmas in a hotspot environment inferred
from microanalysis of zircon isotopes: D Colon,
I N Bindeman, E H Christiansen, R A Stern, J F
Wotzlaw
1340h V43E-3192 POSTER Fluctuating Eruption
Style at Blue Lake Crater, Central Oregon
Cascades: Insights from Deposit Granulometry and
Componentry and Pyroclast Textures: E R Johnson
1510h V43G-07 3D Vp travel time tomography
of the iMUSH active source seismic data: E Kiser,
A Levander, C A Zelt, I Palomeras, K C Creager,
C W Ulberg, G A Abers, G A Abers, K Crosbie, B
Schmandt, S M Hansen, S H Harder
1340h V43E-3193 POSTER Quantitative shape
analysis of volcanic ash particles from recent
eruptions of Asian volcanoes: D Nurfiani, C Bouvet
de Maisonneuve
1340h V43E-3194 POSTER Juvenile pumice and
pyroclastic obsidian reveal the eruptive conditions
necessary for the stability of Plinian eruption
of rhyolitic magma: T Giachetti, T Shea, H M
Gonnermann, K A McCann, E C Hoxsie
1340h V43E-3195 POSTER Control of Volume and
Porosity on Pumice Floatation Time: A Case Study
with Pumice from the Havre Submarine Caldera
Volcano: B Hosseini, K Fauria, M Manga, R Carey,
S A Soule
1340h V43E-3196 POSTER Quartz phenocrysts
preserve volcanic stresses at Long Valley and
Yellowstone calderas: K S Befus, T C Leonhardi, M
Manga, N Tamura, C V Stan
V43F
Moscone South 310
Thursday 1340h
1525h V43G-08 Magma Reservoirs from the
Perspective of Supervolcanoes and Granitic Plutons:
“Big Red Blobs” and “Balloons and Soda Straws” are
Real: E H Christiansen
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE
GC43H
Moscone West 2022/2024
Thursday 1440h
Tyndall History of Global
Environmental Change Lecture S
(Virtual Session)
David Cairns, Texas A&M University
College Station; Rong Fu, University
of Texas at Austin; Ellen MosleyThompson, Ohio State University Main
Campus; Ali Omar, NASA Langley
Research Center
Flood and Hotspot Volcanism, and
Relationships to Mass Extinctions and
Ocean Biogeochemistry III S (joint with
B, OS, T)
1440h GC43H-01 Earth from Space: The Power of
Perspective: W Abdalati
0LOODUG&RɝQ, University of Tasmania;
Wendy Bohrson, Central Washington
University; Robert Duncan, Oregon
State University; Michael Rampino, New
York University
A44A
Moscone West 3012
Thursday 1600h
1340h V43F-01 Seeking a paleontological signature
for mass extinctions caused by flood basalt eruptions:
J Payne, A M Bush, E T Chang, N A Heim, M L
Knope, S B Pruss
1355h V43F-02 DETERMINING THE CAUSE
OF THE LATE TRIASSIC ADAMANIANREVUELTIAN
VERTEBRATE
FAUNAL
TURNOVER IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA:
CLIMATE CHANGE, BOLIDE IMPACT, OR NO
EXTINCTION AT ALL?: J W Martz
1410h V43F-03 Mass extinctions, large-body
impacts and flood-basalt eruptions: Correlation
suggests cataclysms from above or below: M R
Rampino
58
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1615h A44A-02 Advancing Atmosphere-Ocean
Remote Sensing with Spaceborne High Spectral
Resolution Lidar: C A Hostetler, M J Behrenfeld, H
Chepfer, Y Hu, J W Hair, C R Trepte, D M Winker,
R A Ferrare, S P Burton, A J Scarino, K A Powell, J
Michaud
1630h A44A-03 Ocean-atmosphere science
from the NASA Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean
Ecosystem (PACE) mission: J Werdell
1645h A44A-04 Recent Upgrades to the Dark
Water MISR Research Aerosol Retrieval Algorithm
and Potential Implications for the Aerosol/Ocean
Color Community: J Limbacher, R A Kahn, P
Manoharan
1700h A44A-05 The Multi-Angle Imager for
Aerosols (MAIA) Instrument, the Satellite-Based
Element of an Investigation to Benefit Public
Health: D J Diner
1715h A44A-06 First results of the SPEX airborne
multi-angle spectropolarimeter – aerosol retrievals
over ocean and intercomparison with AirMSPI: M
Smit, J Rietjens, O P Hasekamp, A di Noia, G van
Harten, B E Rheingans, D J Diner, F C Seidel, O V
Kalashnikova
1730h A44A-07 Multisensor Analysis of Ice Crystals
Backscatter Peak From 5 Years of Collocated
POLDER, MODIS and CALIOP Observations.: J
Riedi, L C Labonnote, F Contaut, S E Platnick, P
Yang
Allen Glazner, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; John Bartley,
University of Utah; Jamie Farrell,
University of Utah
1425h V43G-04 Magmas on the Move: in situ 4D
Experimental Investigation into the Rheology and
Mobility of Three-Phase Magmas Using Ultra Fast
X-ray Tomography: K J Dobson, F B Wadsworth,
D Di Genova, S Kolzenburg, J Vasseur, F Marone,
D B Dingwell
1340h V43D-3179 POSTER Multi-method, multiscale geophysical observations in the Obsidian
Pool Thermal Area, Yellowstone National Park:
W S Holbrook, B Carr, S Pasquet, K W W Sims,
K Dickey
2016
1425h V43F-04 Volatiles and the tempo of flood
basalt magmatism: B A Black, M Manga
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
Advances in Active, Spectral, and
Polarimetric Remote Sensing
and Retrieval Techniques for
Characterization of the Atmosphere
and Ocean I
Bastiaan van Diedenhoven,
Columbia University of New York;
Olga Kalashnikova, Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Kirk Knobelspiesse, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
1600h A44A-01 Multistatic aerosol–cloud lidar in
space: A theoretical perspective: M I Mishchenko,
M D Alexandrov, C Brian, L D Travis
1745h A44A-08 Cloud properties retrieved from
the OCO-2 A-band spectrometer: M Richardson,
J L McDuffie, A B Davis, H Q Cronk, T Taylor, G
L Stephens
A44B
Moscone West 3008
Thursday 1600h
AS New Fellows II
Shuyi Chen, University of Miami;
Athanasios Nenes, Georgia Institute of
Technology; William Lau, University of
Maryland College Park; Joyce Penner,
University of Michigan Ann Arbor
1600h A44B-01 Results From The Two Decade
Quest To Measure The Earth’s Radiation Budget: T
H Vonder Haar
1630h A44B-02 AERONET’s Development and
Contributions through Two Decades of Aerosol
Research: B N Holben
1700h A44B-03 The long view: Causes of climate
change over the instrumental period: G C Hegerl, A
P Schurer, D Polson, C E Iles, S Bronnimann
1730h A44B-04 From enzymes and viruses to
clouds, snow, sea-glaciers, and green icebergs: How
a protein crystallographer got into glaciology and
atmospheric radiation: S G Warren
A44C
Moscone West 3002
Thursday 1600h
Emerging Applications of
Atmospheric-Rivers Science I Oral S
(joint with H)
Michael Dettinger, U.S. Geological
Survey; Michael Anderson, California
Department of Water Resources
1600h A44C-01 Emergence of Applications of the
Atmospheric River Concept: F M Ralph
1615h A44C-02 Forecast Informed Reservoir
Operations – An Opportunity to Improve Water
Supply Reliability Lake Mendocino Demonstration
Project : J Jasperse, F M Ralph
1630h A44C-03 Skill and reliability of experimental
GEFS ensemble forecast guidance designed to
inform decision-making in reservoir management
in California: R S Webb, M Scheuerer, T Hamill
1645h A44C-04 Natural Hazards Risk Reduction
and the ARkStorm Scenario: D A Cox, M D
Dettinger, F M Ralph
1700h A44C-05 Atmospheric Rivers as a Trigger for
Landslides and Post-Fire Debris Flows in Southern
California: N Oakley, J Lancaster, J D Stock, C
Cerovski-Darriau, M Kaplan, F M Ralph
1715h A44C-06 Atmospheric River Impacts on
Global Near Surface Wind Extremes: D E Waliser,
B Guan
1730h A44C-07 On the relationship between
atmospheric rivers (ARs) and heavy precipitation
over Japan: A I Yatagai, Y N Takayabu
1745h A44C-08 Using Atmospheric River
Observations to Improve Integrated Water
Management Across Multiple Space and Time
Scales: M Anderson
A44D
Moscone West 3006
Thursday 1600h
Organic Carbon in the Atmosphere:
Reactivity, Budgets, and Lifecycle III
Jesse Kroll, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology; Jennifer Kaiser, Harvard
University; Frank Keutsch, Harvard
University
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1600h A44D-01 Budget of the OH reactivity in the
North China Plain in summer- and wintertime:
Results from recent field campaigns: H Fuchs, Z
Tan, K Lu, B Bohn, J Borchardt, S Broch, S S Brown,
H Dong, G Gkatzelis, S Gomm, R Häseler, L Y He,
T Hohaus, A Hofzumahaus, F Holland, A KiendlerScharr, X Li, Y Liu, S Lu, K E Min, A Novelli, F
Rohrer, M Shao, B Wang, M Wang, Y Wu, L Zeng,
Y Zhang, R Wegener, A Wahner, Y Zhang
1615h A44D-02 Total OH reactivity as a constraint
of model calculated peroxy radical production, and
the catalytic efficiency of NOx in O3 production in
a boreal forest environment.: M U Javed, K Hens,
M Martinez, D Kubistin, A Novelli, Z H Beygi,
R Axinte, A C Nölscher, V Sinha, W Song, A M
Johnson, J Auld, B Bohn, R Sander, D Taraborrelli, J
Williams, H Fischer, J Lelieveld, H Harder
1630h A44D-03 Simulating the effect of
photochemical aging on the oxidation state and
hygroscopicity of organic aerosol: A Tsimpidi, V
Karydis, S N Pandis, J Lelieveld
1645h A44D-04 Parameterizations of aqSOA
formation: Weaknesses and steps to improvements:
B Ervens
1700h A44D-05 Contrasting Ambient Brown
Carbon from Primary Emissions and Secondary
Production: C D Cappa, X Zhang, L M Russell
1715h A44D-06 Molecular Characterization of
Atmospheric Brown Carbon : A Laskin, J Laskin,
S Nizkorodov, P Lin
1730h A44D-07 Interactions between SO2 oxidation
and Secondary Organic Aerosol formation through
Criegee intermediate chemistry: A W H Chan, J Ye,
J Abbatt
1745h A44D-08 Free radical confinement
accelerates chemistry in in the heterogeneous
oxidation of semisolid organic aerosol: A A Wiegel,
K R Wilson, B Hinsberg, F A Houle
A44E
Moscone West 3010
Thursday 1600h
Reducing Uncertainty in Aerosol
(΍HFWVRQ&OLPDWHΖΖ
Ken Carslaw, University of Leeds;
Steven Ghan, 3DFLȴF1RUWKZHVW
National Laboratory; Matthew
Christensen, Rutherford Appleton
Laboratory
1600h A44E-01 Satellite-derived warm rain fraction
as a constraint on the cloud lifetime effect: J
Mülmenstädt, J Quaas
1615h A44E-02 Narrowing the Gap in
Quantification of Aerosol-Cloud Radiative Effects:
G Feingold, A C McComiskey, T Yamaguchi, J
Kazil, J S Johnson, K S Carslaw
1630h A44E-03 Contributions of Uncertainty in
Droplet Nucleation to the Indirect Effect in Global
Models: D A Rothenberg, C Wang, A Avramov
1645h A44E-04 Confronting the Uncertainty
in Regional Aerosol Forcing Uncertainty with
Comprehensive Observational Data: J S Johnson,
L A Regayre, M Yoshioka, K Pringle, D Sexton, G
Mann, L Lee, K S Carslaw
1700h A44E-05 Sensitivity of Aerosol Effective
Radiative Forcing to Underlying Physical Model
Parameterizations and Aerosol Processes: J P
Mulcahy, B T Johnson, A Jones, T Andrews, S
Rumbold, I Boutle, C Johnson, A Sellar, K Williams,
C Jones
1715h A44E-06 Towards a parameterization of
aerosol sub-grid variability for global climate
models: G Lin, Y Qian, K Zhang, S J Ghan
1730h A44E-07 Black Carbon Simulations
Using a Size- and Mixing-State-Resolved ThreeDimensional Model: Radiative Effects and Their
Uncertainties: H Matsui
1745h A44E-08 Improving estimates of aerosol
radiative forcing through a particle-based aerosol
microphysical scheme: L Fierce, R L McGraw
A44F
Moscone West 3004
Thursday 1600h
Subseasonal to Seasonal Forecasting
of High-Impact Weather and Climate
Events III
Andrew Robertson, Columbia
University of New York; Kathleen
Pegion, George Mason University
Fairfax; Arun Kumar, NOAA/NCEP;
Duane Waliser, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
1600h A44F-01 Climate model applications at the
scale of NWP: P A Ullrich, C M Zarzycki, M Wang,
A Rhoades
1615h A44F-02 A New Method for Determining
the Optimal Lagged Ensemble: L L Trenary, T M
DelSole, M K Tippett, K Pegion
1630h A44F-03 Assessing the potential for
improving S2S forecast skill through multimodel
ensembling: N Vigaud, A W Robertson, M K
Tippett, L Wang, M J Bell
1645h A44F-04 Tropical Rainfall, Rossby Waves
and Prediction of the Winter NAO: A A Scaife
1700h A44F-05 Role of stratospheric processes
on ENSO-NAO connections on Seasonal-toSubseasonal timescale: L Sun, J Perlwitz, J Richter
1715h A44F-06 Subseasonal Prediction of BlockingRelated Processes with Advanced Coupled Models
including the 30km FIM-HYCOM Coupled Model:
S Benjamin, S Sun, B Green, R Bleck, G A Grell,
H Li
1730h A44F-07 Tropical Cyclones and MaddenJulian Oscillation relationship in the S2S dataset: S
Camargo, C Y Lee, F Vitart, A H Sobel
1745h A44F-08 Stochastic multi-scale modeling
for subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction: A C
Subramanian, F Vitart, A Weisheimer, T Palmer
BIOGEOSCIENCES
B44A
Moscone West 2008
Thursday 1600h
20 Years of Eddy Flux Research in
AmeriFlux and EuroFlux: History,
Highlights, and Future Directions III
(joint with A, EP, GC, H)
Dario Papale, University of Tuscia;
Margaret Torn, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory; Dennis Baldocchi,
University of California Berkeley; Bert
Gielen, University of Antwerp
1600h B44A-01 Sensitivity of upland grasslands to
management and climate forcing: H P E Schmid, M
J Zeeman, M Mauder, R Steinbrecher, K Heidbach,
E Eckart
1615h B44A-02 Does surface roughness dominate
biophysical forcing of land use and land cover change
in the eastern United States?: E A Burakowski, A B
Tawfik, A Ouimette, L C Lepine, S V Ollinger, G B
Bonan, C M Zarzycki, K A Novick
1630h B44A-03 Detecting the fingerprints of
complex land management practices in a tallgrass
prairie site using PhenoCam, satellite remote
sensing, and the eddy covariance technique: Y
Zhou, X Xiao, P Wagle, R Bajgain, H R Mahan, J B
Basara, J Dong, Y Qin, G Zhang, Y Luo, J L Steiner,
P H Gowda, J P S Neel
1645h B44A-04 Forest disturbance spurs growth of
modeling and technology: G Bohrer, A M Matheny,
G Mirfenderesgi, T H Morin, A C Rey Sanchez, C M
Gough, C S Vogel, K J Nadelhoffer, P Curtis
1700h B44A-05 Ecosystem CO2 Exchange Across
Semiarid Southwestern North America: A Synthesis
of Multi-Year Flux Site Observations and its
Comparison with Estimates from Terrestrial Biome
Models and Remote Sensing : J A Biederman, R L
Scott, M Goulden, M E Litvak, T Kolb, E A Yepez,
J Garatuza, W C Oechel, D J Krofcheck, G E PonceCampos, D R Bowling, T P Meyers, G Maurer
1715h B44A-06 “Greening” and “browning” of
the Earth’s land surface: is there evidence from
FLUXNET observations?: J Xiao, X Wang, S V
Ollinger
1730h B44A-07 Potential of new machine learning
methods for understanding long-term interannual
variability of carbon and energy fluxes and states
from site to global scale: M Reichstein, M Jung,
P Bodesheim, M D Mahecha, F Gans, E Rodner, G
Camps-Valls, D Papale, G Tramontana, J Denzler,
D D Baldocchi
1745h B44A-08 FLUXNET2015 Dataset: Batteries
included: G Pastorello, D Papale, D Agarwal, C
Trotta, H Chu, E Canfora, M S Torn, D D Baldocchi
B44B
Moscone West 2004
Thursday 1600h
Biogeochemical Cycling in the
Cryosphere III (joint with C, GC, H)
Jon Hawkings, University of Bristol;
Marek Stibal, Charles University;
Robert Spencer, Florida State
University; James McClelland, University
of Texas at Austin
1600h B44B-01 Export of Organic Matter and
Microbes from the Greenland Ice Sheet: Sources,
Composition, and Downstream Implications: T
J Kohler, J D Zarsky, K Cameron, G LamarcheGagnon, J Hawkings, J Telling, A Tedstone, J
Wadham, C S Jacobsen, J C Yde, M Stibal
1615h B44B-02 Continuous, Pulsed Export of
Methane-Supersaturated Meltwaters from the Bed
of the Greenland Ice Sheet: G Lamarche-Gagnon,
J Wadham, A Beaton, P Fietzek, K M Stanley,
A Tedstone, B Sherwood Lollar, G Lacrampe
Couloume, J Telling, B Liz, J Hawkings, T J Kohler,
J D Zarsky, M Stibal, M C Mowlem
1630h B44B-03 Quantifying ocean and ice sheet
contributions to nutrient fluxes in Sermilik Fjord,
Southeast Greenland: M R Cape, F Straneo, N
Beaird, R Bundy, M A Charette
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1645h B44B-04 Extreme surface melting of the
Greenland Ice Sheet increases growth potential for
light-limited phytoplankton in the Labrador Sea:
H Oliver, H Luo, R M Castelao, G van Dijken, K
S Mattingly, J J Rosen, T L Mote, K R Arrigo, A K
Rennermalm, M Tedesco, P L Yager
1724h B44D-07 Deep nitrogen acquisition in
warming permafrost soils: Contributions of
belowground plant traits and fungal symbioses
in the permafrost carbon feedback to climate: R E
Hewitt, D L Taylor, H Genet, A D McGuire, M C
Mack
1715h B44B-06 Diversity and commonalities in
Antarctic subglacial microbial communities: J
Mikucki, R Campen, S M Tulaczyk, W B Lyons, K
A Welch, P A Lee, A Purcell, B Roets
1736h B44D-08 Characterizing Methane Emission
Response to the Past 60 Years of Permafrost Thaw
in Thermokarst Lakes: F J Meyer, K M Walter
Anthony, P Regmi, M J Engram, L Wirth, G Grosse
1745h B44B-08 Primary productivity of supraglacial
snow algae communities on stratovolcanoes of the
Pacific Northwest: T L Hamilton, J R Havig
1748h B44D-09 The changing Arctic carbon cycle:
using the past to understand terrestrial-aquatic
linkages: N J Anderson, M van Hardenbroek, V
Jones, S McGowan, P G Langdon, E Whiteford, S
Turner, M E Edwards
B44C
Moscone West 2006
Thursday 1600h
Remote Sensing of Vegetation
Biomass I
Andrew Hudak, Rocky Mountain
Research Station Moscow; Sangram
Ganguly, NASA Ames Research Center;
Jonathan Greenberg, University of
Illinois at Urbana Champaign; Alistair
Smith, University of Idaho
1600h B44C-01 Multi-Scale Mapping of Vegetation
Biomass : A T Hudak, P Fekety, M J Falkowski, R E
Kennedy, N Crookston, A M Smith, P Mahoney, N
F Glenn, J Dong, V R Kane, C W Woodall
1615h B44C-02 An Integrated, Observation-based
System to Monitor Aboveground Forest Carbon
Dynamics in Washington, Oregon, and California:
R E Kennedy, J Hughes, N Neeti, Z Yang, M
Gregory, H Roberts, V R Kane, S L Powell, J
Ohmann
1630h B44C-03 VT0005 In Action: National Forest
Biomass Inventory Using Airborne Lidar Sampling:
S S Saatchi, L Xu, V Meyer, A Ferraz, Y Yang, A
Shapiro, J F Bastin
1645h B44C-04 Quantification of uncertainty
in aboveground biomass estimates derived from
small-footprint LiDAR data: Q Xu, A Man, M
M Fredrickson, J J Balamuta, J Pitkänen, Z Xu, C
Ramirez, K Evans, B Wing, B Li, J A Greenberg
1700h B44C-05 Influence of the airborne lidar pulse
density on biomass change prediction in tropical
forest: C A Silva, A T Hudak, L A Vierling, C
Klauberg Silva, A Ferraz, M G Alonso, M M Keller,
S S Saatchi
1715h B44C-06 Aboveground Biomass Estimation
from Simulated GEDI Waveforms: First Results
from Africa: L Duncanson, S Hancock, S Marselis,
J Armston, J R Kellner, H Tang, T E Fatoyinbo, R
Dubayah
1730h B44C-07 Allometric Relationship between
Full Waveform LiDAR measurements and Aboveground Biomass: W Ni-Meister, S Lee
1745h B44C-08 Integration of Remote Sensing
Products with Ground-Based Measurements to
Understand the Dynamics of Nepal’s Forests and
Plantation Sites: H Gilani Sr, A K Jain
B44D
Moscone West 2020
Thursday 1600h
The Resilience and Vulnerability
of Arctic and Boreal Ecosystems to
Climate Change I S (Virtual Session)
(joint with C, GC, H, SI)
Michelle Mack, Northern Arizona
University; Scott Goetz, Woods Hole
Research Ctr; Joshua Fisher, Jet
Propulsion Lab; 3HWHU*ULɝWK, NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
1600h Introductory Remarks:
1604h B44D-01 Human adaptation responses to
a rapidly changing Arctic: A research context for
building system resilience: T Chapin, T J Brinkman
1624h B44D-02 Identifying and Characterizing
Climate-related Changes Influencing Accessiblity
to Ecosystem Services in Rural Boreal Alaska: T N
Hollingsworth, H Cold, T J Brinkman, C Brown,
D Verbyla
1636h B44D-03 Continuing Climate Warming
Will Result in Failure of Post-Harvest Natural
Regeneration across the Landscape in Interior
Alaska: M Morimoto, G P Juday, F Huettmann
1648h B44D-04 Fire Severity and Soil Carbon
Combustion in Boreal and Tundra Ecosystems: X J
Walker, M C Mack
1700h B44D-05 Biomass-C specific temperature
responses of microbial C transformations reveal
consistency regardless of microbial community
structure across diverse timescales of inquiry: K
Min, K M Buckeridge, S E Ziegler, K A Edwards, S
Bagchi, S A Billings
1712h B44D-06 Effects of experimental warming
and elevated CO2 on surface methane and CO2
fluxes from a boreal black spruce peatland: A L Gill,
A Finzi, I F Hsieh, M A Giasson
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
CRYOSPHERE
C44A
Moscone West 3005
Thursday 1600h
Recent Advances in Monitoring,
Measuring, and Modeling Snow
Processes I (joint with GC, H)
Danny Marks, USDA Agriculture
Research Serv; Andrew Hedrick,
USDA Agriculture Research Serv; Scott
Havens, USDA Agriculture Research
Serv; Patrick Kormos, USDA Agriculture
Research Serv
1600h C44A-01 Expanded science and management
utllity of SWE and albedo data from the NASA/
JPL Airborne Snow Observatory: T H Painter, J S
Deems, D G Marks, A R Hedrick, K Bormann, S M
Skiles, J W Boardman, C B Graham, B J McGurk,
F Gehrke, D F Berisford, A Ferraz, S Saatchi, D
Schimel
1615h C44A-02 Assessing the spatial variability
of mountain precipitation in California’s Sierra
Nevada using the Airborne Snow Observatory: T
Brandt, J S Deems, T H Painter, J Dozier
1630h C44A-03 Monitoring and modeling of
precipitation using basin-scale wireless-sensor
network in the Sierra Nevada: Z Zhang
1645h C44A-04 Supporting, Evaluating, and
Planning Avalanche Control Efforts with LidarDerived Snow Depth Map: J S Deems, R Evanczyk,
D Vellone, E M Greene, T Weldon, D C Finnegan,
P J Gadomski, A LeWinter
1700h C44A-05 Snow water resources monitoring
using ASO data - fusing and leveraging three
national approaches: T Jonas, A H Winstral, J
Magnusson, J S Deems
1715h C44A-06 High-Elevation Evapotranspiration
Estimates during Drought: Using Streamflow and
LiDAR Snow Observations to Close the Upper
Tuolumne River Basin Water Balance : B M Henn,
T H Painter, B J McGurk, A L Flint, V White, J D
Lundquist
1730h C44A-07 Combining Remote Sensing
Data, Airborne Snow Observations and High
Resolution Hydrologic Modeling to Improve SWE
Simulation and Validation over Mountainous
Terrain in Western US: C M Oaida, K Andreadis, J
S Famiglietti, T H Painter, K J Bormann
1745h C44A-08 Optimizing placements of groundbased snow sensors for areal snow cover estimation
using a machine-learning algorithm and meltseason snow-LiDAR data: C Oroza, Z Zheng, S D
Glaser, R C Bales, M H Conklin
C44B
Moscone West 3007
Thursday 1600h
Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere:
Land Ice V
Mary Brodzik, University of Colorado
at Boulder; David Robinson, Rutgers
University New Brunswick; Allen
Pope, National Snow and Ice Data
Center; Mahsa Moussavi, University of
Colorado at Boulder
1600h C44B-01 Improving Estimates of Greenland
Ice Sheet Surface Mass Balance with Satellite
Observations: K Briggs
1615h C44B-02 Global glacier and ice sheet surface
velocities derived from 31 years of Landsat imagery:
A S Gardner, T A Scambos, M A Fahnestock
1630h C44B-03 Sea ice and ice mélange constraints
on marine-terminating glacier retreat in Disko and
Uummannaq Bay, West Greenland: A York, K E
Frey, S B Das
1645h C44B-04 25 Years of Satellite Observations
of Dynamic Instability in the Amundsen Sea Sector,
West Antarctica: A Hogg, A Shepherd, A Muir, L
Gilbert
1700h C44B-05 InSAR grounding line update for
Antarctica based on Post IPY data acquisition: B
Scheuchl, J Mouginot, X Li, P Milillo, E J Rignot
1715h C44B-06 Enhanced ASTER DEMs for
Decadal Measurements of Glacier Elevation
Changes: L Girod, C Nuth, A Kääb
2016
59
1730h C44B-07 Estimation of Glacier Surface
Elevation from Cross-Path Images of USGS Landsat
images: S Jeong, I Howat
1745h C44B-08 Landsat Time-Series Analysis
Opens New Approaches for Regional Glacier
Mapping: S H Winsvold, A Kääb, C Nuth, B Altena
STUDY OF EARTH’S DEEP
INTERIOR
DI44A
Moscone South 303
Thursday 1600h
The Distribution and Pathways
of Melts, Fluids, and Volatiles
in Subduction Systems: A
Multidisciplinary Approach II S (joint
with S, T, V)
Songqiao Wei, Scripps Institution
of Oceanography; Ikuko Wada,
International Research Institute of
Disaster Science; Zach Eilon, Lamont
-Doherty Earth Observatory; -H΍UH\$OW,
University of Michigan Ann Arbor
1600h DI44A-01 Water Recycling in Subduction
Zones: The Role of Rehydration in the Generation
of Intermediate-Depth Seismicity and the Nature
of the Cold Fore-arc Mantle: P E Van Keken,
G A Abers, B R Hacker, J Nakajima, S Kita, M W
Spiegelman, C R Wilson
1615h DI44A-02 The role of the forearc mantle
in the deep water cycle in cold subduction zones:
importance of supra-slab sources of water in arc
magmas: J Ribeiro, C T Lee
1715h DI44A-06 Constraints on Mantle
Serpentinization near the Mariana Trench from
Earthquake and Ambient Noise Rayleigh Waves: C
Cai, D Wiens, D Lizarralde
DI44A-07
Three-dimensional
1730h
magnetotelluric imaging of Cascadia subduction
zone from an amphibious array: B Yang, G D Egbert,
K Key, P Bedrosian, D Livelybrooks, A Schultz
1745h DI44A-08 Investigation of Mount St. Helens
seismicity and volcanic arc structure with a hybrid
passive and active source survey: B Schmandt,
S M Hansen, M E Glasgow, X Meng, E Kiser, A
Levander, J Han, J E Vidale, Y Wang, J Farrell, F C
Lin, G A Abers, K C Creager
EARTH AND PLANETARY
SURFACE PROCESSES
EP44A
Moscone West 2022/2024
Thursday 1600h
Sharp Lecture S (Virtual Session)
James Pizzuto, Univ Delaware;
Katherine Skalak, USGS Headquarters;
Brandon McElroy, University of
Wyoming
1600h Introductory Remarks:
1600h G.K Gilbert Award:
1600h Luna B. Leopold Award:
1600h EP44A-01 From Mountain Belts to
Mountainsides: New discoveries in tectonic, fluvial,
and hillslope geomorphology at three landscape
scales: A R Duvall
1630h DI44A-03 Serpentinization and fluids in the
forearc mantle: B Reynard
1645h DI44A-04 Serpentinites, Silica-Carbonate
Alteration, and Mercury Ore Deposits in Coast
Range California: Implications for the Deep
Hydrology of the California Coast Ranges and the
Deep Hydrology of the San Andreas Fault System:
S H Kirby
1700h
DI44A-05
Linking
Serpentinite
Geochemistry with Possible Alteration and
Evolution of Supra-Subduction Wedge Mantle: M
Scambelluri, E Cannaò, S Agostini, M Gilio
GEODESY
G44A
Moscone West 2002
Thursday 1600h
Global Navigation Satellite System for
Geoscience and Hazards Applications
II S (joint with A, OS, S)
Y Tony Song, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory; Tonie van Dam, University
of Luxembourg; Shuanggen Jin,
Shanghai Astronomical Observatory,
Chinese Academy of Sciences; Yehuda
Bock, University of California San Diego
Learn
Luncheon: How to Become a
Congressional Science Fellow
or Mass Media Fellow
Monday, 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
San Francisco Marriott Marquis,
Golden Gate B
1700h G44A-05 Development of the triaxial precise
movable table for the precision and accuracy
assessment of the kinematic GNSS time series: Y
Ohta, M Imano, M Kido
1730h G44A-07 ESTIMATES OF TSUNAMI
ENERGY FROM GPS AND DART DATA: E N
Bernard, V V Titov, Y T Song
1745h G44A-08 Source of GPS seismo-ionospheric
disturbances: A case study of the 2012 Gwaii
earthquake: S Jin, R Jin, S Kutoglu
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE
Climate Variability and the African
Environment, Water Resources, and
Food Security III
Charles Ichoku, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center; Robinson Mugo, Regional
Centre for Mapping of Resources
for Development; Tsegaye Tadesse,
University of Nebraska Lincoln; Edward
Beighley, Northeastern University
1600h GC44A-01 River Discharge across Africa
under Present-day and Mid-Holocene Conditions:
C Williams, J S Singarayer, E Black, S J Dadson, S
L Burrough
1615h GC44A-02 Documenting a decline in boreal
spring rainfall over the Congo Basin and eastern
Africa: S E Nicholson
1630h GC44A-03 Hydroclimatic Change in the
Congo River Basin: Past, Present and Future169: N
R Aloysius
Sharing Science Mentoring Meet-up*
Monday, 1:00 P.M.–2:00 P.M.
Building an Online Presence/Using
Social Media as a Jobseeker
Tuesday, 11:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. &
4:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M. Career Center
Science Policy Networking
Lunch & Lounge*
Tuesday, 12:00 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
1700h GC44A-05 Integrated Water, Energy, and
Environmental Planning in the Rufiji River and
Lake Rukwa Basins, Tanzania: “We Must Become
the Change We Want to See”—Mahatma Ghandi. : A
P Georgakakos
1715h GC44A-06 Evaluating the performance
of real-time streamflow forecasting using multisatellite precipitation products in the Upper
Zambezi, Africa: E M Demaria, J B Valdes, S Wi, A
Serrat-Capdevila, R Valdés-Pineda, M Durcik
1730h GC44A-07 Land cover mapping for
development planning in Eastern and Southern
Africa: P Oduor, A I Flores Cordova, J A
Wakhayanga, J Kiema, H Farah, R M Mugo, A
Wahome, A S Limaye, D Irwin
1745h GC44A-08 Vegetation Outlook for the
Greater Horn of Africa (VegOut-GHA): An
Experimental Model: T Tadesse, G B Demisse, Y A
Bayissa, B Wardlow, W H Nam
The Role of Fire in the Earth System:
Understanding Drivers, Feedbacks,
and Interactions with the Land,
Atmosphere, and Society III S (joint
with A, B, NH)
Daniel Ward, Princeton University;
Sander Veraverbeke, University of
California Irvine; Guido van der Werf,
Organization Not Listed; Michael Tosca,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
1600h GC44B-01 Global Change Impacts on Future
Fire Regimes: Distinguishing Between Climatelimited vs Ignition-Limited Landscapes: J E Keeley,
A D Syphard
1615h GC44B-02 What limits fire, where and
when: sensitivity of burnt area to different controls:
D I Kelley, I Bistinas, R Whitley, T Marthews, C
Burton
1630h GC44B-03 Indonesian fires of 1997-2015:
connection with El Niño–Southern Oscillation
(ENSO) and Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD): X Pan, M
Chin, C M Ichoku
1645h GC44B-04
Blogging and Social Media
Forum 201*
Wednesday, 3:00 P.M.–4:00 P.M.
Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon*
Thursday, 1:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M.
Sketch Your Science*
Monday–Friday, All day and be
entered to win prizes!
1645h GC44A-04 Forecasting and Communicating
Water-Related Disasters in Africa: Y Hong, R A
Clark, D Mandl, J J Gourley, Z Flamig, K Zhang, D
Macharia, S W Frye, P G Cappelaere, M Handy
GC44B
Moscone West 3001
Thursday 1600h
GC44A
Moscone West 3003
Thursday 1600h
Blogging and Social Media
Forum 101*
Wednesday, 2:00 P.M.–3:00 P.M.
Engage
Communicating Your Science:
Ask the Experts*
Wednesday, 10:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M.
1645h G44A-04 Real-Time GNSS Positioning with
JPL’s new GIPSYx Software: Y E Bar-Sever
Wearing the White Hat: Careers in
Science Policy
Wednesday, 4:00 P.M.–5:00 P.M.
Career Center
Sharing Science in Plain English
(Panel & Lunch)*
Tuesday, 12:30 P.M.–2:00 P.M.
You Don’t Have to Quit Your Day
Job—Career Panel
Wednesday, 9:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M.
Career Center
1630h G44A-03 Collaborative Demonstration for
GNSS-augmented Tsunami Early Warnings: T
Stough, D S Green
Sharing Science Networking
Lounge*
Wednesday, 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
Science Policy 201*
Thursday, 11:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M.
Meet the Filmmaker*
Wednesday, 8:00 A.M.–10:00 A.M.
1615h G44A-02 The GNSS Component of the
Seismic Monitoring System in Chile: S E Barrientos
Science Policy 101
Wednesday, 12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
Moscone North, Rooms 120–121
Sharing Science
Communications Clinic*
Monday, 2:30 P.M.–3:45 P.M.
The Next Frontier: Lightning Comms
Workshop for Established Scientists*
Tuesday, 2:00 P.M.–3:45 P.M.
1600h G44A-01 GPS/GNSS for Earthquake,
Tsunami and Volcano Hazards: Examples of
Assessments, Response, and Real-time Monitoring
in Alaska: J T Freymueller, J Elliott, R Grapenthin
Be Inspired
AGU Cinema: Short Films on Science*
Monday–Tuesday, 8:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M.
Thursday, 8:00 A.M.–11:00 A.M.
Friday, 8:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
Student Pop-Up Talks*
Monday & Tuesday, 4:00 P.M.–6:00 P.M.
Sharing Science Sessions
Bringing Science Communication
into Curricula
Monday, 1:40 P.M.–6:00 P.M.
Moscone South, Poster Hall
Road Maps to Successfully
Sharing Science
Wednesday, 8:00 A.M.–12:20 P.M.
Moscone South, Poster Hall
The Up-Goer Five Challenge:
A Fun and Radical Way to Distill
Your Science
Friday, 1:40 P.M.–3:40 P.M.
Moscone South, Room 320
*All Events are Located in
the Sharing Science Room
(Moscone West: 2001A)
Unless Otherwise Noted.
The Story Collider—Geosciences
Thursday, 8:00 P.M.–10:00 P.M.
Rickshaw Stop, 155 Fell St,
San Francisco
Fall Meeting Tweetup
Tuesday, 3:30 P.M.–4:30 P.M.
AGU Booth
AGU’s Sharing Science program provides scientists with opportunities, tools, and support
to effectively promote widespread awareness of Earth and space science and its value.
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2016
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
Improving Fire Risk Estimation through
Investigating Fire Intensity, Moisture and
Temperature Anomalies: A Holmes, C
Rudiger, N J Tapper, I Dharssi
1700h GC44B-05 Climate Change and Wildland
Fire Intensity : M Flannigan, M Wotton, G
Marshall
1715h GC44B-06 Socio-ecological transitions
trigger fire regime shifts and modulate fire-climate
interactions in the Sierra Nevada, CA, 1600-2015
CE: V Trouet, A H Taylor, C N Skinner, S Stephens
1730h GC44B-07 Ecological legacies of Indigenous
fire management in high-latitude coastal temperate
rainforests, Canada: K Hoffman, K P Lertzman, B
M Starzomski
1745h GC44B-08 A comprehensive reconstruction
of Alaskan Arctic fire history over the last 30,000
years as inferred from a novel multi-proxy suite
of organic geochemical and paleoecological
methodology.: R S Vachula, W M Longo, S T
Reinert, J M Russell, Y Huang
HYDROLOGY
H44A
Moscone West 3020
Thursday 1600h
Flow through Fractured and
Deformable Porous Media: Coupling
Reactive Transport, Mechanical
Deformation, and Hydrodynamics I S
(joint with MR, NG, T)
Ran Holtzman, Hebrew University
of Jerusalem; Hongkyu Yoon, Sandia
National Lab; Lucas Goehring, Max
Planck Institute for Dynamics and SelfOrganization; Thomas Dewers, Sandia
National Laboratories
1600h H44A-01 Coupled mechanical and
geochemical alteration: The role of mineral
heterogeneity on evolving fracture permeability: R
L Detwiler
1615h H44A-02 From fractures to conduits:
perspectives from three-dimensional simulations: T
Ladd, V Starchenko, C Marra
1630h H44A-03 Nucleation of Preferencial Fluid
Pathways in Fractreued Rock - Experimental and
Numerical Study -: M Shimo
1645h H44A-04 Deformation of a 3D granular
media caused by fluid invasion: M J Dalbe, R Juanes
1700h H44A-05 Subcritical fracturing of shales
under chemically reactive conditions: X Chen, O A
Callahan, P Eichhubl, J E Olson
1715h H44A-06 Flow Through Cement Fracture
Under Geological Carbon Sequestration Conditions:
Critical Residence Time as a Unifying Parameter for
Fracture Opening or Self-Sealing Behavior: L Li, J P
L Brunet, Z Karpyn, N J Huerta
1730h H44A-07 Modeling of Coupled ThermoHydro-Mechanical-Chemical
Processes
for
Bentonite in a Clay-rock Repository for Heatgenerating Nuclear Waste: H Xu, J Rutqvist, L
Zheng, J T Birkholzer
1745h H44A-08 New Frontier in Probing Fluid
Transport in Low-Permeability Geomedia:
Applications of Elastic and Inelastic Neutron
Scattering: M Ding, R Hjelm, A J Sussman
H44B
Moscone West 3022
Thursday 1600h
General Surface Hydrology II (joint with
PA)
Alicia Kinoshita, San Diego State
University; William Miller, NOAA;
Megan Burke, RESPEC Engineering;
Sonya Lopez, California State University
Los Angeles
1600h H44B-01 Understanding Transitions Toward
Sustainable Urban Water Management: Miami, Las
Vegas, Los Angeles: M E Garcia, K F Manago, G
Treuer, A Deslatte, E Koebele, K Ernst
1615h H44B-02 Environmental Flows: Evaluating
Long-Term Baselines for Hydrological Regime
Change in the Southern United States: A M Deines,
A M Morrison, C Menzie
1630h H44B-03 Sensitivities of dry season runoff
to precipitation and temperature in southern Sierra
Nevada streams: M Safeeq, C T Hunsaker, R C Bales
1645h H44B-04 Identifying streamflow shifts
induced by wildfires in mountain basins under
summer precipitation: D M Spade, H A Moreno, J
J Gourley
1700h H44B-05 Accounting for Rainfall Spatial
Variability in Prediction of Flash Floods: M Saharia,
P E Kirstetter, J J Gourley, Y Hong, H J Vergara
1715h H44B-06 Improving Flood Risk Management
for California’s Central Valley: How the State
Developed a Toolbox for Large, System-wide
Studies: N Pingel, Y Liang, A Bindra
1730h H44B-07 Optimization of Water
Management of Cranberry Fields under Current
and Future Climate Conditions: G Létourneau, S
Gumiere, E Mailhot, A N Rousseau
1745h H44B-08 Utilization of Expert Knowledge
in a Multi-Objective Hydrologic Model Automatic
Calibration Process: J Quebbeman, G H Park, S
Carney, G N Day, P D Micheletty
H44C
Moscone West 3014
Thursday 1600h
Heterogeneity, Mixing, and Reaction
across Scales: New Experimental,
Numerical, and Theoretical
Approaches II
Matthias Willmann, ETH Zurich;
Tanguy Le Borgne, Géosciences
Rennes; Marco Dentz, IDAEA-CSIC;
Andreas Englert, Ruhr-University
Bochum
1600h H44C-01 Effect of flow on bacterial transport
and biofilm formation in saturated porous media: R
Rusconi
1615h H44C-02 Bioclogging in Porous Media:
Preferential Flow Paths and Anomalous Transport:
M Holzner, M Carrel, V Morales, N Derlon, M A
Beltran, E Morgenroth, R Kaufmann
1630h H44C-03 A process-based model for
bioturbation-induced mixing: T Aquino, K R
Roche, A F Aubeneau, A I Packman, D Bolster
H44C-04
Modeling
multiphase,
1645h
multicomponent flows at the pore scale: Wetting
phenomena and non-equilibrium phase behavior: L
Cueto-Felgueroso, X Fu, R Juanes
1700h H44C-05 A Rate Law of Magnesite
Dissolution in Heterogeneous Porous Media: the
Role of Residence Time and Effective Surface Area:
H Wen, L Li
1715h H44C-06 Reactive Transport Modeling
and Changes in Porosity at Reactive Interfaces in
a HLW repository in Clay: J Samper, A Mon, L
Montenegro, A Naves, J Fernández
1730h H44C-07 Application of a Lagrangian Particle
Tracking and Reaction method to simulate the fieldscale bioremediation experiment at the Schoolcraft
site, Michigan: D Ding, D A Benson, C V Henri, D
Fernandez, M S Phanikumar, D W Hyndman
1745h H44C-08 Dispersive Mixing? Mass Transfer?
Microbial Dynamics? Potential Controls of
Bioreactive Transport: O A Cirpka, M Loschko, D
Eckert, A Mellage
H44D
Moscone West 3018
Thursday 1600h
Remote Sensing Applications for
Water Resources Management,
Including Irrigation, Droughts, Floods,
and Associated Water Cycle Extremes
II S (joint with A, GC, SI)
Sushel Unninayar, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center; Richard
Lawford, Morgan State University;
Venkataraman Lakshmi, University
of South Carolina Columbia; Forrest
Melton, California State University
Monterey Bay
1600h H44D-01 Characterizing Snowpack Drought
and Drought Recovery in the Sierra Nevada (USA):
S A Margulis, G Cortés, M Girotto, L S Huning, D
Li, M T Durand
1615h H44D-02 Snowmelt runoff prediction
through spatial characterization of melt-based
microwave response: C Vuyovich, J M Jacobs
1630h H44D-03 Spatiotemporal Dynamics and
Trends in Surface Water and Flooding Extent from
Three Decades of Seasonally Continuous Landsat
Time Series at Subcontinental Scale: Product
Development and Applications: M G Tulbure, M
Broich, S V Stehman, I Shendryk, V Heimhuber, A
Kommareddy, R Bishop-Taylor
1645h H44D-04 Using remote sensing time series
to model the impact of changing flooding regimes
on riparian vegetation in Australia’s most important
river basin: M Broich, M G Tulbure
1700h H44D-05 Predicting the variability of
water resources in eleven global river basins using
multivariate and decision tree analysis with satellite
data: J Fayne, V Lakshmi
1715h H44D-06 Automated quantification of
surface water fraction using Landsat and Sentinel-2
data: B DeVries, C Huang, W Huang, J W Jones, M
W Lang, I F Creed
H44E
Moscone West 3024
Thursday 1600h
Transforming Hydrologic Prediction
and Decision Making: Intelligent
Decision Making V S (joint with IN)
Alexander Sun, University of Texas at
Austin; Velimir Vesselinov, Los Alamos
National Laboratory; Christa Kelleher,
Syracuse University; Roy Rasmussen,
University Corporation for Atmospheric
Research
1600h H44E-01 Water Management Effects on the
Water Cycle: M Rodell, J A Santanello Jr, S Kumar,
H K Beaudoing, J S Famiglietti
1615h H44E-02 Watermark: An Application and
Methodology and Application for Interactive and
intelligent Decision Support for Groundwater
Systems: S A Pierce, K Wagner, S Schwartz, J N
Gentle Jr
1630h H44E-03 Predicting long-term performance
of engineered geologic carbon dioxide storage
systems to inform decisions amidst uncertainty: R
Pawar
1645h H44E-04 Intelligent Decisions Need
Intelligent Choice of Models and Data - a Bayesian
Justifiability Analysis for Models with Vastly
Different Complexity: W Nowak, A Schöniger, T
Wöhling, W A Illman
1700h H44E-05 Groundwater Remediation using
Bayesian Information-Gap Decision Theory: D
O’Malley, V V Vesselinov
1715h H44E-06 Development of an Intelligent
Monitoring System for Geological Carbon
Sequestration (GCS) Systems: A Y Sun, H Jeong, W
Xu, S D Hovorka, T Zhu, T Templeton, D K Arctur
1730h H44E-07 Parameter Estimation for
Geoscience Applications Using a MeasureTheoretic Approach: C Dawson, T Butler, S A
Mattis, L Graham, J J Westerink, V V Vesselinov,
D Estep
1745h H44E-08 Value of Information Analysis for
Time-lapse Seismic Data by Simulation-Regression:
G Dutta, T Mukerji, J Eidsvik
H44F
Moscone West 3016
Thursday 1600h
Water and Society: Water Resources
Management and Policy in a Changing
World III S (joint with GC, PA, SI)
Kaveh Madani, Imperial College
London; Matteo Giuliani, Politecnico di
Milano; Patrick Reed, Cornell University;
Alvar Escriva-Bou, Public Policy Institute
of California
1600h H44F-01 Leveraging Social Norms to
Improve Leak Resolution Outcomes Across Meter
Classes:: W Holleran
1615h H44F-02 Recharge Net Metering to
Incentivize Sustainable Groundwater Management:
A T Fisher, C Coburn, M Kiparsky, B S Lockwood,
M Bannister, K Camara, S Lozano
1630h H44F-03 ICT Solutions for HighlyCustomized Water Demand Management
Strategies: M Giuliani, A Cominola, A Castelletti,
P Fraternali, J Guardiola, J Barba, M PulidoVelazquez, A E Rizzoli
1645h H44F-04 Targeting water and energy
conservation using big data: A Escriva-Bou, M
Pulido-Velazquez, J R Lund
1700h H44F-05 Mining residential water and
electricity demand data in Southern California
to inform demand management strategies : A
Cominola, E S Spang, M Giuliani, A Castelletti, F
J Loge, J R Lund
1730h H44F-07 Modelling Per Capita Water
Demand Change to Support System Planning: M E
Garcia, S Islam
1745h H44F-08 How much water flows? Examining
water allocations using a mobile decision lab: G E
Strickert, P Gober, L E Bradford, P Phillips, J Ross
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
INFORMATICS
IN44A
Moscone West 2000
Thursday 1600h
BIG Value of Small Data: Realizing the
Huge Potential of the Diverse “Long
Tail” Communities to Contribute to
the Advancement of Science II S
1730h H44D-07 Mapping the Dynamics of Surface
Water Extent 1999-2015 with Landsat 5, 7, and 8
Archives: A H Pickens, M Hansen, M Hancher, P
Potapov
Kerstin Lehnert, Columbia University;
Lesley Wyborn, Australian National
University
1745h H44D-08 High-resolution mapping of global
surface water and its long-term changes: J F Pekel,
A Cottam, N Gorelick, A Belward
1600h IN44A-01 Transforming Research Data
into Resource Data: C L Chandler, A Shepherd, R
C Groman, D Kinkade, S Rauch, M D Allison, N J
Copley, H Ake, A York, P H Wiebe, D M Glover
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1615h IN44A-02 Aggregating todays data for
tomorrows science: a geological use case : H Glaves,
A Kingdon, M Nayembil, G Baker
1630h IN44A-03 The Private Lives of Minerals:
Social Network Analysis Applied to Mineralogy and
Petrology: R M Hazen, S M Morrison, P A Fox, J J
Golden, R T Downs, A Eleish, A Prabhu, C Li, C Liu
1645h IN44A-04 Creating big data from small:
using semantic web technology to facilitate the
aggregation of diverse European contaminant
data for regulatory assessments: R Thomas, A
Kokkinaki, R K Lowry
1700h IN44A-05 From a single Neutron Monitor
to an International Network: the Real-Time
Database for High-Resolution Neutron Monitor
Measurements (NMDB): C T Steigies
1715h IN44A-06 Linking the Long Tail of Data:
A Bottoms-up Approach to Connecting Scientific
Research: B Jacob, D K Arctur
1730h IN44A-07 Progress Towards an Open
Data Ecosystem for Australian Geochemistry and
Geochronology Data: B McInnes, T Rawling, W
Brown, M Liffers, L A Wyborn, A Brown, S J D Cox
Publication
and
1745h IN44A-08 Data
Interoperability for Long Tail Researchers via the
Open Data Repository’s (ODR) Data Publisher.: N
Stone, B Lafuente, T Bristow, R Keller, R T Downs,
D F Blake, M Fonda, A Pires
MINERAL AND ROCK PHYSICS
MR44A
Moscone South 301
Thursday 1600h
Shale and Mudstone Multiphysics I S
(joint with H, PA, S, T)
Hiroki Sone, University of Wisconsin
Madison; Thomas Dewers, Sandia
National Laboratories; Jason Heath,
Sandia National Laboratories; Laura
Pyrak-Nolte, Purdue Univ
1600h MR44A-01 Permeability of Utica Shale
Fractured at Reservoir Conditions: J W Carey, L
Frash
1615h MR44A-02 Characterization of Rock
Failure for Longmaxi Shale During the Hydraulic
Fracturing Experiment: H Zhai, C Xu, Y Wang, Z
Xue, X Lei, Y Zhang
1630h MR44A-03 Pore Capture in Shales Due
to Pervasive Micro-fracturing: N W Hayman, H
Daigle, E D Kelly, K L Milliken, H Jiang
1645h MR44A-04 Investigation of quartz diagenesis
in mudstones of the Spraberry and Wolfcamp
Formations : A Eakin, J S Reece
1700h MR44A-05 How Microfracture Roughness
Can Be Used to Distinguish Between Exhumed
Cracks and In-Situ Flow Paths in Shale: F Renard,
A M H Pluymakers, M Kobchenko
1715h MR44A-06 Importance of Capillary
Heterogeneity in Developing a Representative
Reservoir Model for Shales with Complex Fractures:
Y Gong, A Sakhaee-Pour
1730h MR44A-07 Inferences from Microfractures
and Geochemistry in Dynamic Shale-CO2 Packed
Bed Experiments: M Radonjic, A Olabode
1745h MR44A-08 Coupled Thermo-HydroMechanical Numerical Framework for Simulating
Unconventional Formations: T T Garipov, J A
White, A Lapene, H Tchelepi
NATURAL HAZARDS
NH44A
Moscone South 103
Thursday 1600h
New Methods to Forecast Volcanic
Eruptions I S (joint with V)
Társilo Girona, Georgia Institute of
Technology Main Campus; Corentin
Caudron, University of Cambridge;
Marie Edmonds, University of
Cambridge; Paul Segall, Stanford
University
1600h NH44A-01 Monitoring and Modeling: The
Future of Volcanic Eruption Forecasting: M P
Poland, M E Pritchard, K R Anderson, M Furtney,
S A Carn
1615h NH44A-02 Forecasting the Onset Time of
Volcanic Eruptions Using Ground Deformation
Data: S Blake, J A Cortes
1630h NH44A-03 Joint-inversion of gravity
data and cosmic ray muon flux to detect shallow
subsurface density structure beneath volcanoes:
Testing the method at a well-characterized site: M
Roy, M Lewis, N K George, A Johnson, M Dichter,
C A Rowe, E Guardincerri
1645h NH44A-04 Hazards posed by distal ash
transport and sedimentation from extreme volcanic
eruptions: D L Sahagian, A A Proussevitch, C M
White, J Klewicki
2016
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1700h NH44A-05 Forecasting volcanic explosions
based on seismic quiescence: D Roman, P La
Femina, M Rodgers, H Geirsson, V Tenorio
1715h NH44A-06 Eruption Forecast Using Volcanic
Tremor: A Case Study in Iceland (Bárðarbunga): E P
S Eibl, C J Bean, K S Vogfjord, Y Ying, I Lokmer, M
Möllhoff, F Pálsson
1730h NH44A-07 Probabilistic short-term
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using a physics-based model: K R Anderson
1745h NH44A-08 Long-times Series of Infrasonic
Records at Open-vents Volcanoes (Yasur volcano,
Vanuatu, 2003-2014): a Key to Forecast Volcanic
Eruptions ?: S Vergniolle, C Zielinski, V Souty, P
Bani, A LE Pichon, M Lardy, P Millier, P Herry, S
Todman, E Garaebiti
OCEAN SCIENCES
1700h
OS44B-05
Microearthquake
focal
mechanisms and ring-fault mechanics during
periods of inflation, deflation, and re-inflation
surrounding the 2015 eruption of Axial Seamount:
S R Levy, D R Bohnenstiehl, J Weis
1715h OS44B-06 Scales of magmatic replenishment
and differentiation on an intermediate spreading
mid-ocean ridge segment: Endeavour, Juan de Fuca
Ridge: B M Dreyer, J Gill, D A Clague
1730h OS44B-07 Circulation, Hydrography,
and Transport over the Summit of Axial---the
Destination Node of OOI’s Cabled Array: G Xu, J
W Lavelle
1745h OS44B-08 Observatory enabled discovery of
diffuse discharge temperature structure: K G Bemis,
R Lee, A N Ivakin
PLANETARY SCIENCES
OS44A
Moscone West 3011
Thursday 1600h
P44A
Moscone West 2007
Thursday 1600h
Ocean Gas Plume Science:
Hydrocarbon Transport in the Geo-,
Hydro-, Atmo-spheres II
Characterizing Subsurface Water and
Ice on Small Bodies, Planets, and Icy
Ocean Worlds II (joint with C, NS)
Alex Barnard, University of Houston;
Hiroshi Fukuoka, Niigata University
6WHSKHQ&OL΍RUG, Lunar and Planetary
Institute; Essam Heggy, University of
Southern California; Valerie Ciarletti,
LATMOS Laboratoire Atmosphères,
Milieux, Observations Spatiales
1600h OS44A-01 Quantification of Methane Gas
Flux and Bubble Fate on the Eastern Siberian Arctic
Shelf Utilizing Calibrated Split-beam Echosounder
Data.: E F Weidner, L A Mayer, T C Weber, K
Jerram, M Jakobsson, D Chernykh, R Ananiev, R
Mohammad, I P Semiletov
1613h OS44A-02 Characterization and physical
properties of hydrate bearing sediments: M
Terzariol, C Santamarina
1626h OS44A-03 Applications of multi-frequency
single beam sonar fisheries analysis methods for
seep quantification and characterization: V Price, T
Weber, K Jerram, M Doucet
1639h OS44A-04 Ice core measurements of
14
CH4 show no evidence of methane release to
atmosphere from methane hydrates during a large
warming event 11,600 years ago: V V Petrenko,
J P Severinghaus, A Smith, K Riedel, E Brook,
H Schaefer, D Baggenstos, C M Harth, Q Hua, C
Buizert, A Schilt, X Fain, L Mitchell, T K Bauska, A
J Orsi, R F Weiss
1652h OS44A-05 Control of the geomorphology
and gas hydrate extent on widespread gas emissions
offshore Romania (Black Sea): V Riboulot, A
Cattaneo, N Sultan, S Ker, C Scalabrin, A Gaillot, G
Jouet, B Marsset, Y Thomas, G Ballas, T Marsset, S
Garziglia, L Ruffine, C Boulart
1705h OS44A-06 Shallow plumbing systems
inferred from spatial analysis of pockmark arrays: A
Maia, J A Cartwright, E Andersen
1718h OS44A-07 Discovery of siderite in marine
sediment: Source and effect of violent gas venting at
the Tsanyao Mud Volcano, offshore SW Taiwan: Y
Tseng, S Lin, I C Hsieh, K L Lien
1731h OS44A-08 A preliminary experiment to
collect gas from a submarine gas plume: C Aoyama,
H Fukuoka
1744h OS44A-09 Natural Gas Venting on the
Northern Cascadia Margin: M Scherwath, M
Riedel, M Roemer, C K Paull, G Spence, M Veloso
1757h Concluding Remarks:
OS44B
Moscone West 3009
Thursday 1600h
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Processes III
Timothy Crone, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory; Delwayne Bohnenstiehl,
North Carolina State Univ.; Timothy
Crone, Lamont -Doherty Earth
Observatory
1600h OS44B-01 Heat flow in the flanks of the
Oceanographer-Hayes segment of the Mid-Atlantic
Ridge: V Le Gal, F Lucazeau, M Cannat, A Battani,
J Poort, X Guichet, C Monnin, F J Fontaine, S D
Leroy
1615h OS44B-02 In situ study of the factors
controlling Fe, Cu and Zn scavenging during the
early mixing between hydrothermal fluids and
seawater: C Cathalot, A Laes-Huon, E Pelleter,
L Maillard, S Chéron, A Boissier, M Waeles, L
Cotte, B Pernet-Coudrier, N Gayet, J Sarrazin, P M
Sarradin
1630h OS44B-03 Earthquake Tidal Triggering
Associated with the 2015 Eruption of Axial
Seamount: W S D Wilcock, M Tolstoy, F
Waldhauser, Y J Tan, C Garcia, A F Arnulf, T J
Crone
1645h OS44B-04 Tracking Spatial and Temporal
Changes in Microbial Metabolic Potential and Gene
Expression Patterns Across Geochemical Gradients
at Axial Seamount: C S Fortunato, D A Butterfield,
B Larson, C K Algar, J A Huber
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2016
1600h P44A-01 Geomorphological Evidence for
Excess Ice in the Southern Hemisphere of Mars: D
Viola, A S McEwen
1615h P44A-02 The unique “wet” and “dry” areas
measured by DAN instrument onboard Curiosity
during 4 years of the traverse in Gale crater.: M L
Litvak
1630h P44A-03 Formation of lenticulae on Europa
by saucer-shaped sills: M Manga, C Michaut
1645h P44A-04 The Magnetic INduction Ocean
Sounder (MINOS) Concept Mission: Exploring
Small Ocean Worlds With Nanosatellites: C J
Steuer
1700h P44A-05 Modelling Cryovolcanism Due to
Subsurface Ocean Freezing on Pluto and Charon: J
W Conrad, F Nimmo, K N Singer
1715h P44A-06 Formation of the Sputnik Planum
basin and the thickness of Pluto’s subsurface ocean:
B C Johnson, T Bowling, A Trowbridge, A M Freed
1730h P44A-07 Understanding Volatile Occurrence
on Vesta Using Bistatic Radar and GRaND
Observations by the Dawn Mission: E M Palmer, E
Heggy, W W Kofman
1745h P44A-08 Post Rendez-vous Dielectric 3D
Modelling of Comet 67P/CG Using the 5RVHWWDūV
CONSERT and VIRTIS Instruments Observations:
E Heggy, E M Palmer, W W Kofman, M T Capria,
F Tosi, G Scabbia
P44B
Moscone West 2005
Thursday 1600h
Surface-Interior Coupling on Earth,
Venus, and Rocky Exoplanets:
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Habitability II
Bradford Foley, Pennsylvania State
University Main Campus; Robert
Grimm, Southwest Research Institute
Boulder; Laurent Montesi, University
of Maryland College Park; Colin
Jackson, Carnegie Institution for Science
Washington
1600h P44B-01 Atmosphere/mantle coupling
on Venus and long term planetary evolution.: C
Gillmann, P Tackley
1615h P44B-02 Complex Plate Tectonic Features
on Planetary Bodies: Analogs from Earth: J M
Stock, S E Smrekar
1630h P44B-03 Substantial Lateral Motions
Accompany Tectonic Deformation on Venus: P K
Byrne, A M C Sengor, R Ghail, C Klimczak, S C
Solomon
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
1615h PP44A-02 Revised Bounds on Peak Global
Mean Sea Level During MIS 5a and MIS 5c: J R
Creveling, J X Mitrovica, P U Clark, C Waelbroeck,
T Pico
PA44A
Moscone South 302
Thursday 1600h
Developing Comprehensive
Assessment Strategies for MiningImpacted Landscapes to Inform Land
and Water Management Decisions II
S
Carrie Monohan, The Sierra Fund;
Elizabeth Martin, The Sierra Fund;
Alexandria Keeble-Toll, The Sierra Fund
1600h Welcoming Remarks:
1605h Introductory Remarks:
1610h PA44A-01 Methods for Investigating
Mercury Speciation, Transport, Methylation,
and Bioaccumulation in Watersheds Affected
by Historical Mining: C N Alpers, M C MarvinDiPasquale, J Fleck, J T Ackerman, C Eagles-Smith,
A R Stewart, L Windham-Myers
1625h PA44A-02 Sediment and Mercury Loads
to Humbug Creek: A Sierra Nevada Tributary
Impacted by the Malakoff Diggins Hydraulic Mine:
C Monohan, D L Brown, H Nepal
1640h PA44A-03 Suspended Sediment Dynamics
at High and Low Flows in Mining – Affected
Catchments in Zambales Province, Philippines: J P
T Domingo
1655h PA44A-04 Mercury and Methylmercury
Related to Historical Mercury Mining in Three
Major Tributaries to Lake Berryessa, Upper Putah
Creek Watershed, California: G C Sparks, C N
Alpers, T C Horner, K Cornwell, V Izzo
PA44A-05
RECLAMATION
1710h
INVESTIGATION AT PEBBLE COPPER
PROSPECT, SOUTHWEST ALASKA: K Zamzow
1725h PA44A-06 Identifying Predictors of Arsenic
Bioavailability in Low-Sulfide, Quartz-Hosted Gold
Deposits: Case Study at the Empire Mine State
Historic Park, CA, USA : A L Foster, C N Alpers, T
Burlak Regnier, A Blum, E U Petersen, N T Basta, S
Whitacre, S W Casteel, C S Kim
1740h Panel Discussion:
1755h Concluding Remarks:
PA44B
Moscone South 104
Thursday 1600h
GeoHealth-Innovative Research at the
Intersection of Geoscience and Health
Science II S (Virtual Session)
*HR΍UH\3OXPOHH, U.S. Geological
Survey; Aubrey Miller, National
Institutes of Health
1600h PA44B-01 GeoHealth: A Transdisciplinary
Science Comes of Age: C McEntee
1615h PA44B-02 Where You Live Matters:
Localising Environmental Impacts on Health,
Nutrition and Poverty in Cambodia Using Small
Area Estimation Techniques: K Nilsen, A van
Soesbergen, Z Matthews
1630h PA44B-03 Characterizing lake water quality,
cyanotoxins, and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
(ALS).: N Torbick, B Ziniti, E Stommel, E Linder,
A Andrew, W Bradley, X Shi
1645h PA44B-04 U.S. Geological Survey Science at
the Intersection of Health and Environment: S M
Kimball, G S Plumlee
1700h PA44B-05 Astronaut Bones: Stable Calcium
Isotopes in Urine as a Biomarker of Bone Mineral
Balance: J Skulan, G W Gordon, S J Romaniello, A
D Anbar, S M Smith, S Zwart
1715h PA44B-06 Using Citizen Science and Urban
Gardening to Transform Landscapes of Despair
into Fields of Prosperity—A Lesson from Lead (Pb)
: G M Filippelli
1730h PA44B-07 Who, What, When, Where?
Determining the Health Implications of Wildfire
Smoke Exposure: B Ford, W Lassman, R Gan,
M Burke, G Pfister, S Magzamen, E V Fischer, J
Volckens, J R Pierce
1645h P44B-04 Dynamics of fault motion and the
tectonic style on Earth and Venus: S I Karato, S
Barbot
1745h PA44B-08 Advancing Environmental
Health: A Ballroom Dance Between Human Health
and Earth Sciences Research: A Miller
1700h P44B-05 Sustaining a global magnetic field
on Earth but not Venus with mantle dynamics: J G
O’Rourke, J Korenaga, D J Stevenson
PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AND
PALEOCLIMATOLOGY
1715h P44B-06 Deep mantle roots and continental
hypsometry: implications for whole-Earth
elemental cycling, long-term climate, and the
Cambrian explosion: C T Lee
1730h P44B-07 The Relative Influence of H2O
and CO2 on the Primitive Surface Conditions and
Evolution of Rocky Planets: A Salvador, H Massol,
A Davaille, E Marcq, P Sarda, E Chassefiere
1745h P44B-08 Partitioning of water between
surface and mantle on terrestrial exoplanets: effect
of surface-mantle water exchange parameterizations
on ocean depth: T D Komacek, D S Abbot
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1630h PP44A-03 MIS 5e sea levels and ‘superstorms’:
what the integration of field data and modelling
can tell us?: A Rovere, M E Raymo, M O’Leary,
P Stocchi, M Vacchi, T Lorscheid, D L Harris, E
Casella, N A K Nandasena, R M Sandstrom, W J
D’Andrea, B Dyer
1645h PP44A-04 New Constraints from the
Seychelles on the Timing and Magnitude of Peak
Global Mean Sea Level during the Last Interglacial:
K Vyverberg, B Dechnik, A Dutton, J Webster, D
Zwartz, R L Edwards
1700h PP44A-05 The Greenland Ice Sheet in
the Last Interglacial Warm Period: Surface Mass
Balance and Implications for the Large-scale
Circulation: M Löfverström, B L Otto-Bliesner, J
G Fyke, W H Lipscomb, W Sacks
1715h PP44A-06 The signal of mantle convection
in past interglacial sea level highstands: J
Austermann, J X Mitrovica, P J Huybers, A Rovere
1730h PP44A-07 Late Pliocene Glaciation of
Southern Greenland and Ice/Ocean Interactions: M
H Walczak, A E Carlson, J S Stoner, R G Hatfield, A
Mathias, M D Wolhowe
1745h PP44A-08 Differences between Quaternary
ice ages: E J Rohling
PP44B
Moscone West 2012
Thursday 1600h
Multiproxy Records for Climatic and
Oceanic Reconstructions II
Jason Polk, Western Kentucky
University; Kristine DeLong, Louisiana
State University; Grant Harley,
University of Southern Mississippi
1600h PP44B-01 Speleothem chronology with subannual resolution in a near-entrance cave setting
using oxygen isotope and trace element records: P E
Carlson, N R Miller, J Banner, D Breecker
1615h PP44B-02 Chronostratigraphy of a salt
marsh sediment core from North Cinder Island in
the Town of Hempstead, Long Island, NY, using
radiocarbon and pollen: E C Farmer, J Browne, D
M Peteet, K K Cochran, C Heilbrun, N Chery, T
LongJohn, J Mayo, V Ricigliano
1630h PP44B-03 Geochemical and sedimentological
records of intermediate-depth circulation in the
Labrador Sea since the Last Glacial Maximum: S S
Hoffmann, R Dalsing, J F McManus
1645h PP44B-04 Contrasting Responses of
the Humboldt Current Ecosystem between the
Holocene and MIS5e Interglacials Revealed from
Multiple Sediment Records: R Salvatteci, R R
Schneider, T Blanz, P Martinez, X Crosta
1700h PP44B-05 Mg/Ca-temperature calibration
and flux variability of Globigerinoides ruber based
on a bi-weekly resolved sediment trap: M M
Monteagudo, S Weldeab, D W Lea, D M Karl, Y
Rosenthal
1715h PP44B-06 Constant Flux Proxies and
Pleistocene Sediment Accumulation Rates on the
Juan de Fuca Ridge in the Northeast Pacific: J L
Middleton, S Mukhopadhyay, C H Langmuir, K
Costa, J F McManus, M d’Almeida, P J Huybers, G
Winckler
1730h PP44B-07 Surface Nutrient Utilisation and
Productivity During Glacial-Interglacial Periods
from the Equatorial Indian Ocean: C K R, R
Bhushan, R Agnihotri, R Sawlani, A J T Jull
SEISMOLOGY
S44A
Moscone South 307
Thursday 1600h
Geophysical Monitoring for Geologic
Carbon Storage I S
Lianjie Huang, Los Alamos National
Laboratory; Thomas Daley, Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory; William
Harbert, University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Campus
1600h S44A-01 The U. S. DOE Carbon Storage
Program: Status and Future Directions: D Damiani
1620h S44A-02 Feasibility of the Scalable,
Automated, Semipermanent Seismic Array (SASSA)
to Monitor Possible Carbon Dioxide Migration: A J
Livers, S A Burnison, O Salako, C Barajas-Olalde, J
A Hamling, C D Gorecki
PP44A
Moscone West 2010
Thursday 1600h
Ice-Sheet and Sea-Level Variability
during Late-Cenozoic Warm Periods:
PALSEA2 I S
Anders Carlson, Oregon State
University; Glenn Milne, University of
Ottawa
1600h PP44A-01 A ‘Pole To Pole’ Holocene SeaLevel Database: B Horton, M Vacchi, T Shaw, E
Ashe, S E Engelhart, N Khan, R E Kopp
1635h S44A-03 In-situ measurements of velocitystress sensitivity with cross-well CASSM: P
Marchesini, T M Daley, S D Hovorka, J B Ajo
Franklin
1650h S44A-04 An adaptive joint focal-mechanism
inversion method for microseismic data:
Application to Aneth CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery
Field: Y Chen, T Chen, L Huang
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1705h S44A-05 Design of Seismic Networks for
CO2 Sequestration Utilizing Pre-injection Fluid
Flow, Seismicity and Ground Motion Modeling:
W Foxall, C E Layland-Bachmann, C Doughty, P
Jeanne, J A White
1725h S44A-06 Ultrasonic Seismic Wave Elastic
Moduli and Attenuation, Petro physical Models and
Work Flows for Better Subsurface Imaging Related
to Monitoring of Sequestrated Supercritical CO2
and Geothermal Energy Exploration: W Harbert,
D Delaney, A J Mur, C Purcell, E Zorn, Y Soong, D
Crandall, I Haljasmaa
1740h S44A-07 Imaging CO2 reservoirs using
muons borehole detectors: A Bonneville, N Bonal,
A Lintereur, R J Mellors, B N P Paulsson, C A Rowe,
G S Varner, R Kouzes, J Flygare, I Mostafanezhad, J
A K Yamaoka, E Guardincerri, G Chapline
S44B
Moscone South 305
Thursday 1600h
Seismology Contributions:
Earthquakes II S
SPA-AERONOMY
SA44A
Moscone West 2016
Thursday 1600h
Advances in Radio Frequency
Propagation Modeling and
Applications II
James Jones, Northrop Grumman
Corporation Bellevue; Jonah Colman,
Air Force Research Laboratory Kirtland
AFB; Ethan S Miller, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory
1600h SA44A-01 A Mid-Latitude Skywave
Propagation Experiment: Overview and Results: D
C Munton, R S Calfas, T Gaussiran II, D Rainwater,
A M Flesichmann, J R Schofield
1615h SA44A-02 Bottomside Ionospheric Electron
Density Specification using Passive High Frequency
Signals: S R Kaeppler, R B Cosgrove, C Mackay, R
H Varney, E A Kendall, M J Nicolls
Colleen Dalton, Brown University;
Thomas Mikesell, Boise State University
1630h SA44A-03 HF beacon network for
ionospheric specification in Peru: D L Hysell, M A
Milla, J Vierinen
1600h S44B-01 A Global Analysis of Fine-Scale
Wadati-Benioff Zone Seismicity: F Waldhauser,
D P Schaff
1645h SA44A-04 Tilts and Wave Structure in the
Bottomside of the Low-Latitude F Layer: Recent
Findings and Future Opportunities: R T Tsunoda
1615h S44B-02 Characteristic repeating sequences
following the 2012 M7.4 Ometepec earthquake: L A
Dominguez, T Taira, D Legrand, A Iglesias
1630h S44B-03 Acceleration of regional plate
subduction and increased seismicity beneath Kanto
Japan, after the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake: N
Uchida, Y Asano, A Hasegawa
1645h S44B-04 Comprehensive Studies on the
Seismic Gap between the Wenchuan and Lushan
Earthquakes: C Liang
1700h S44B-05 Triggering Processes of
Microearthquake Swarms in the Western Corinth
Rift, Greece: C Duverger, P Bernard, S Lambotte,
M Godano, H Lyon-Caen
1715h S44B-06 Active Tectonics of Himalayan
Faults/Thrusts System in Northern India on
the basis of recent & Paleo earthquake Studies: S
Kumar, S Biswal, M P Parija
1730h S44B-07 A spatiotemoporal pattern analysis
of earthquake occurences before and after a large
earthquake: A Miyamoto, Y Mitsui
1745h S44B-08 Are Earthquake Clusters/
Supercycles Real or Random?: L Salditch, E M
Brooks, S Stein, B D Spencer
S44C
Moscone South 309
Thursday 1600h
3 September 2016 M5.8 Pawnee
Earthquake, Oklahoma I (joint with DI,
NH, T)
-H΍HUVRQ&KDQJ, Oklahoma Geological
Survey; Xiaowei Chen, University of
Oklahoma Norman Campus; Katie
Keranen, Cornell University; Nori
Nakata, University of Oklahoma
Norman Campus
1600h S44C-01 Rapid Field Response to the 3
September 2016 M5.8 Earthquake Near Pawnee,
Oklahoma: Summary of Structural Damage and
Liquefaction Observations: S E K Bennett, A R
Streig, J C Chang, K T Hornsby, I E Woelfel, R
D Andrews, R W Briggs, D E McNamara, R A
Williams, D J Wald
1615h S44C-02 Surface deformation of northcentral Oklahoma before, during and after the
2016 Mw 5.8 Pawnee Earthquake from SAR
interferometry time series: E J Fielding, S Sangha,
C Liang, D P Bekaert
1630h S44C-03 Magnetotelluric Studies of Fault
Zones Surrounding the 2016 Pawnee, Oklahoma
Earthquake: R L Evans, K Key, E A Atekwana
1645h S44C-04 The Pawnee Sequence: Poroelastic
Effects from Injection in Osage County, Oklahoma:
A J Barbour, J L Rubinstein
1700h S44C-05 Using regional pore-fluid pressure
response following the 3 Sep 2016 Mw5.8 Pawnee,
Oklahoma earthquake to constrain far-field
seismicity rate forecasts: K Kroll, K E Murray, E S
Cochran
1715h S44C-06 Strength and Stability of Oklahoma
Basement Rock: Preliminary Observations from
Experiments at In-situ Conditions: B M Carpenter,
C Morgan, D A Lockner, Z Reches
1730h S44C-07 Detailed analysis of precursory
activities before the M5.8 Pawnee earthquake:
propagating foreshocks leading to mainshock:
X Chen, D Yao, Z Peng, J Haffener, X Meng, N
Nakata, J C Chang
1745h S44C-08 Source characteristics of the
September 3rd, 2016, Pawnee earthquake as
compared to other moderate Oklahoma events: W
L Yeck, G P Hayes, D E McNamara, J L Rubinstein,
W D Barnhart, P S Earle, H Benz
1700h SA44A-05 Remote Sensing of Atmospheric
and Ionospheric Disturbances using Radio Science
Techniques: Y M Yang, M Paik, K Oudrhiri, D
Buccino, D S Kahan
1715h SA44A-06 HF radar transmissions that
deviate from great-circle paths: new insight from
e-POP RRI: G W Perry, E S Miller, H G James, A D
Howarth, J P St-Maurice, A W Yau
1730h SA44A-07 Using Ray Tracing to Evaluate the
Performance of Several Methods for Determining
the Ground Range and Refractive Index of
Ionospheric Scattering Volumes: R A Greenwald,
N A Frissell, S de Larquier
SPA-SOLAR AND HELIOSPHERIC
PHYSICS
SH44A
Moscone West 2011
Thursday 1600h
Evolution, Dynamics, and
0DFURVFRSLF(΍HFWVRI7XUEXOHQFHLQ
the Heliosphere II
Tulasi Parashar, University of Delaware;
William Matthaeus, University of
Delaware; Alexandros Chasapis,
University of Delaware; Sergio Servidio,
University of Calabria
1600h SH44A-01 A Nearly Incompressible
Description of Low-Frequency Turbulence in the
Solar Wind: G P Zank, L Adhikari, P Hunana, D
Shiota, R Bruno, D Telloni
1618h SH44A-02 Solar wind intermittency with
DSCOVR, Wind, and ACE: A Szabo, A Koval, J C
Kasper, M L Stevens, A W Case, D A Biesecker, A
Reinard
1632h SH44A-03 Beyond the Maltese Cross:
Geometry of Turbulence between 0.2 and 1 AU: V
Montagud-Camps, A Verdini, R Grappin
1646h SH44A-04 Amplitude constraints on Alfvénic
fluctuations in the solar wind: S D Bale, T A Bowen,
C H K Chen, P Hellinger, S Landi, E Quataert, A A
Schekochihin, J Squire, M Strumik
1701h SH44A-05 Imaging the Breakup of Coronal
Structure and the Onset of Turbulence in the Solar
Wind: C E DeForest
1719h SH44A-06 Novel Technique to Obtain
Spectral Information from Turbulence Data: R A
Burger, N E Engelbrecht
1733h SH44A-07 A statistical model of threedimensional anisotropy and intermittency in strong
Alfvénic turbulence: A Mallet, A A Schekochihin
1747h SH44A-08 Evolution of Anisotropic
Turublence in Drifting Proton-Alpha Plasma –
2.5D Hybrid Simulations: Y G Maneva, S Poedts,
A F Vinas
SPA-MAGNETOSPHERIC PHYSICS
SM44A
Moscone West 2003
Thursday 1600h
Imaging the Global Dynamics of
the Solar Wind: Magnetosphere
Interaction II
Yaireska Collado-Vega, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center; Gerard Fasel,
Pepperdine University; Syau-Yun Hsieh,
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory; Steven Sembay, University
of Leicester
1600h SM44A-01 Magnetospheric plasma regions
and processes as imaged by the Interstellar Boundary
Explorer (IBEX): M A Dayeh
All information is current as of 6 November, 2016
1612h SM44A-02 SMILE – New Mission to Image
the Magnetosphere: C Wang
1624h SM44A-03 Cluster and THEMIS
observations of the magnetosphere dayside
boundaries in preparation for the SMILE mission: C
P Escoubet, A P Dimmock, B Walsh, D G Sibeck, J
Berchem, K Nykyri, L Turc, A Read, G BranduardiRaymont, C Wang, S Sembay, K D Kuntz, L Dai, L
Li, E Donovan, E Spanswick, H E Laakso, J Zheng,
D Rebuffat
1636h SM44A-04 The Soft X-ray Imager (SXI)
on the SMILE Mission: S Sembay, G BranduardiRaymont, P Drumm, C P Escoubet, G Genov, J
Gow, D Hall, A Holland, R Hudec, J M Mas-Hesse,
T Kennedy, K D Kuntz, R Nakamura, N Ostgaard,
R Ottensamer, W Raab, A Read, D Rebuffat, J
Romstedt, E Schyns, D G Sibeck, A Srp, M Steller, T
Sun, J M Sykes, J Thornhill, B Walsh, D Walton, C
Wang, F Wei, A Wielders, I C Whittaker
1648h SM44A-05 The SMILE Ultra-Violet Imager
(UVI): Instrument design and performance
modeling: E Spanswick, E Donovan, C Wang, B A
Hubert, G Enno, Y Wang, C Unick, G BranduardiRaymont, W Raab, M Adamovic, C P Escoubet
1700h SM44A-06 Simulating the Magnetosheath in
X-rays: K D Kuntz, D G Sibeck, H K Connor, Y M
Collado-Vega
1712h SM44A-07 Science Objectives for a Soft
X-ray Mission: D G Sibeck, H K Connor, M R
Collier, Y M Collado-Vega, B Walsh
1724h SM44A-08 Observations of Poleward
Moving Auroral Forms by the Rocket Experiment
for Neutral Upwelling 2 (RENU2) Sounding Rocket:
M Lessard, L B N Clausen, J H Clemmons, I Cohen,
P G Ellingsen, C J Farrugia, B Fritz, M Harrington,
S Hatch, J H Hecht, D L Hysell, D R Kenward,
J W Labelle, K A Lynch, J I Moen, K Oksavik, N
Partamies, S P Powell, B Sadler, F Sigernes, M
Syrjäsuo, T K Yeoman
1736h SM44A-09 How Much Flux does a Flux
Transfer Event Transfer?: R C Fear, L Trenchi, J
Coxon, S E Milan
1748h SM44A-10 Signatures and consequences in
the I-T system, of transient magnetic reconnection:
H C Carlson
SM44B
Moscone West 2009
Thursday 1600h
Magnetospheres in the Outer Solar
System II (joint with P)
Xianzhe Jia, University of Michigan Ann
Arbor; Chris Paranicas, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory;
George Hospodarsky, University of
Iowa
1600h SM44B-01 A Multi-Instrument Study of
Dipolarization Events in the Kronian Magnetotail:
A Smith, C M Jackman, M F Thomsen
SM44B-02 Saturn’s
Quasi-Periodic
1613h
Magnetohydrodynamic Waves: J N Yates, M K
Dougherty, D J Southwood, A Sulaiman, A Masters,
S W H Cowley, G Provan, C H K Chen, M Kivelson,
D G Mitchell, G B Hospodarsky, N A Achilleos, A M
Sorba, A J Coates
1626h SM44B-03 Modeling the Southwood Theory
of Rotation-Period Perturbations of a Magnetized
Plasma: M Kivelson, X Jia, D J Southwood
1639h SM44B-04 Three-dimensional hybrid
simulations of the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability at
Saturn’s magnetopause: P A Delamere, X Ma, B L
Burkholder
1652h SM44B-05 Juno’s Exploration of the Giant
Magnetosphere of Jupiter: F Bagenal
1708h SM44B-06 Plasma environment at the dawn
flank of Jupiter’s magnetosphere: Juno arrives at
Jupiter: D J McComas, F Allegrini, F Bagenal, S J
Bolton, J E P Connerney, R W Ebert, W S Kurth, S
Levin, P Louarn, B Mauk, M L Reno, J Szalay, M F
Thomsen, P W Valek, S Weidner, R J Wilson
1721h SM44B-07 Implications of the Detection of
X-rays From Pluto by Chandra for Its Solar Wind Neutral Atmosphere Interaction: C M Lisse
1734h SM44B-08 3D Multifluid MHD Simulations
at Uranus and Neptune: Seasonal Variations of
Their Magnetospheres: X Cao, C S Paty
1747h SM44B-09 Three-Dimensional Multi-fluid
Moment Simulation of Ganymede: L Wang, K
Germaschewski, A Hakim, A Bhattacharjee, C Dong
SM44C
Moscone West 2018
Thursday 1600h
Radiation Belt Dynamics in the
Earth’s Inner Zone and Slot Region II
Jean-Francois Ripoll, CEA Commissariat
à l’Energie Atomique DAM; Joseph
Fennell, The Aerospace Corporation;
Xinlin Li, Univ Colorado at Boulder
1600h SM44C-01 The Hidden Dynamics of
Relativistic Electrons (0.7-1.5 MeV) in the Inner
Zone and Slot Region: S G Claudepierre, T P
O’Brien III, J B Blake, J F Fennell, M D Looper, J L
Roeder, J H Clemmons, J E Mazur, D L Turner, G D
Reeves, H E Spence
THURSDAY, 15 DECEMBER
1612h SM44C-02 Multipoint Measurements of
Energetic Electron Deep Penetration into the Low
L Region: H Zhao, D N Baker, A N Jaynes, X Li, S G
Kanekal, S G Claudepierre, J F Fennell, J B Blake, D
L Turner, H E Spence, S Califf, T W Leonard
1624h SM44C-03 Observations in the Drift Loss
Cone by AC6 of Sudden Electron Enhancements in
the Inner Zone measured by the Van Allen Probes:
J B Blake
1636h SM44C-04 Determining Core Plasmaspheric
Electron Densities with the Van Allen Probes: S De
Pascuale, D Hartley, W S Kurth, C Kletzing, S A
Thaller, J R Wygant
1648h SM44C-05 Formation and decay of the inner
electron radiation belt: Y J Su, R Selesnick
1700h SM44C-06 Anomalous Radial Diffusion at
Low L-shell: G Cunningham
1712h SM44C-07 Modeling the Slot Region
Dynamics of the 2013 St. Patrick’s Day Storm:
C M Komar, A Glocer, M C H Fok, S B Kang, N
Buzulukova
1724h SM44C-08 Influence of lightning
generated whistlers on radiation belt losses in the
plasmasphere.: O Santolik, J F Ripoll, T Farges,
I Kolmasova, W S Kurth, G B Hospodarsky, C
Kletzing
1736h SM44C-09 Observation of Butterfly Pitch
Angle Distributions at L<4 during the March 2015
geomagnetic storm : S G Kanekal, D N Baker, A D
Jones, D G Sibeck, S R Elkington, A N Jaynes, X Li,
H Zhao, S G Claudepierre, D L Turner
1748h SM44C-10 Jupiter as a candidate source
for >30 MeV electrons in Earth’s slot region: T P
O’Brien III, J E Mazur, M D Looper
TECTONOPHYSICS
T44A
Moscone South 310
Thursday 1600h
Mesozoic to Recent Evolution of the
Gulf of Mexico Basin from Integrated
Geologic and Geophysical Data Sets II
Paul Mann, University of Houston;
Gyorgy Marton, Dynamic Data Services
1600h T44A-01 The Links Between the Formation
of the Gulf of Mexico and the Late Proterozoic to
Mesozoic Tectonic Evolution of Southern North
America: G R Keller, K L Mickus, H Gurrola, D L
Harry, J Pulliam
1615h T44A-02 Quantitative restoration the Gulf
of Mexico continental margins based on a newlyderived, basin-wide, crustal thickness map: L C
Nguyen, P Mann
1630h T44A-03 Constraints on the Crustal
Architecture of the Mesozoic Gulf of Mexico Basin:
R P Pascoe, P Nutall
1645h T44A-04 Structure and early evolution of the
northern Gulf of Mexico: constraints from marine
seismic refraction data: H J Van Avendonk, G L
Christeson, I O Norton, D R Eddy
1700h T44A-05 A Kinematic Model for Opening
of the Gulf of Mexico between 169-150 Ma: D L
Harry, S Jha
1715h T44A-06 Early evolution of the Gulf of
Mexico and the origin of the pervasive salt: L A
Lawver, I O Norton, L Gahagan
1730h T44A-07 Mesozoic of the Gulf Mexico Basin:
New Data, New Concepts, and New Plays in the
Onshore and Offshore Gulf of Mexico: J Snedden,
H C Olson, I O Norton, R Cunningham, J Virdell
1745h T44A-08 Revisiting the Mesozoic opening
of the Southeastern Gulf of Mexico: G Marton, R
P Pascoe
T44B
Moscone South 306
Thursday 1600h
Multidisciplinary Records of ClimateTectonic Interactions II
Joel Saylor, University of Houston;
Heinrich Bahlburg, University of
Münster; Andreas Mulch, Biodiversity
and Climate Research Centre; Lindsay
Worthington, University of New Mexico
Main Campus
1600h T44B-01 Rapid Late Miocene surface uplift
of the southern Anatolian plateau margin (Tauride
Mountains, Turkey): M J Meijers, A Mulch, G Y
Brocard, M A Cosca, D Whitney
1615h T44B-02 Spatial gradients in the isotopic
composition of paleoprecipitation for terrestrial
climate and altimetry studies: C P Chamberlain, M
J Winnick, D E Ibarra, J K Caves, A J Ritch
1630h T41D-2949 Modeling the Response of
Climate and Precipitation Oxygen Stable Isotopes to
the Tectonic Development of the Indian Collision
Zone during the Cenozoic: S Botsyun, P Sepulchre,
Y Donnadieu, C Risi, A Licht, J K Caves
1645h T44B-04 Comparing floral and isotopic
paleoelevation estimates: Examples from the western
United States: E G Hyland, K W Huntington, N D
Sheldon, S Y Smith, C A E Strömberg
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1700h T44B-05 Modern and Past Rock Exhumation
in the St. Elias Mountains Revealed by Onshore
and Offshore Detrital Thermochronology: E
Enkelmann, C A Dunn, K Ridgway, W K Allen
1715h T44B-06 On the Late Cenozoic Evolution
of the Norwegian Arctic Continental Margin: J S
Laberg, T A Rydningen, A Lasabuda
1730h T44B-07 Deciphering climate/tectonic
interactions over Quaternary timescales using
OSL-thermochronometry: G E King, F Herman, A
Duverger
1745h T44B-08 Orbital scale oxygen isotope
stratigraphy at Sites U1417 and U1418 in the Gulf of
Alaska (IODP Exp. 341): H Asahi, A C Mix, I Suto, S
P S Gulick, J M Jaeger, L LeVay, S I Nam
T44C
Moscone South 304
Thursday 1600h
One Rift, Two Rift, Magma-Rich Rift,
Magma-Poor Rift: Deformation,
Magmatism, Volatile Fluxes, and Their
Consequences in the East African Rift
System III (joint with EP, G, S, V)
Natalie Accardo, Columbia University of
New York; Donna Shillington, Columbia
University of New York; Tobias Fischer,
University of New Mexico; Juliet Biggs,
University of Bristol
1600h T44C-01 The origin of strike-slip tectonics in
continental rifts: C J Ebinger, C Pagli, S H Yun, D
Keir, H Wang
1615h T44C-02 Seismic coupling at divergent plate
boundaries from rate-and-state friction models: H F
Mark, M D Behn, J A L Olive, Y Liu
1630h T44C-03 Implications of long-lived
intrabasin faulting in the hangingwall of the 120
km long border fault of the deeply subsided central
basin of the Malawi (Nyasa) Rift: T McCartney, C
A Scholz, D J Shillington, C J Ebinger, N J Accardo,
P R N Chindandali, G Kamihanda
1645h T44C-04 Geometry and Kinematics of
Active Faults in the northern Malawi Rift, Africa: K
Peterson, P R N Chindandali, S J Oliva, C J Ebinger,
D J Shillington, T McCartney, C A Scholz
1700h T44C-05 Helium isotopes in hot spring
gases as magmatic tracers during incipient rifting
in Malawi and Zambia: V D Wanless, M D Kurz,
J Elsenbeck, J Curtice, A M Shaw, E A Atekwana,
E A Atekwana
1715h T44C-06 Integrated Numerical Model for the
East African Rift System: Plume-induced Rifting
and Continental Break-up from Lake Malawi to Red
Sea: A Koptev, S D Leroy, E Calais, T Gerya
1730h T44C-07 Reconciling Mantle Plume
Initiation of Continental Breakup with the Inferred
Direction of Rift Propagation: W R Buck, X Tian
1745h T44C-08 Early-stage continental rifting
in East Africa assisted by magma and magmatic
volatiles: J Muirhead, H Lee, S A Kattenhorn, T P
Fischer, C J Ebinger, S Mana, B D Turrin, G Kianji,
E Dindi, S W Roecker, S J Oliva, A Weinstein, D S
Stamps
VOLCANOLOGY,
GEOCHEMISTRY AND
PETROLOGY
V44A
Moscone South 308
Thursday 1600h
The Nature of Magma Reservoirs III
(joint with G, T)
Allen Glazner, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; John Bartley,
University of Utah; Jamie Farrell,
University of Utah
1600h V44A-01 The Meaning of “Magma”: J M
Bartley, A F Glazner, D S Coleman
1615h V44A-02 Magma Reservoirs: How Well do
We Know Them, Why Does it Matter, and How
Can We Do Better?: J B Lowenstern, T W Sisson,
S Hurwitz
1630h V44A-03 The Magma Reservoir Under
Bárdarbunga, Constraints from 2014-2015 Caldera
Collapse: M T Gudmundsson, A J Hooper, F
Sigmundsson, O Sigmarsson, S A Halldorsson, K
Jonsdottir, K S Vogfjord, E P Holohan, B Ofeigsson,
M Hensch, G Guðmundsson, P Einarsson, M
Parks, T Hognadottir, A H Jarosch, K Jonasson, E
Magnússon, S Hreinsdottir, M Bagnardi, F Pálsson,
S Cesca, T R Walter, T Dahm, S Barsotti, V
Hjorleifsdottir, M A Pfeffer, T Dürig
1645h V44A-04 Development of a ThreeDimensional Geologic Model of the Long
Valley Volcanic System, California, Using
Magnetotellurics: J Peacock, M Mangan
1700h V44A-05 Petrologic imaging of silicic magma
chambers: new calibration of Al-in-hornblende
barometry and applications to the Long Valley –
Mono – Inyo active volcanic system.: E Medard, A
M Martin
1715h V44A-06 Seismic Imaging of a Magma
Plumbing System from MASH Zone to Magma
Reservoir: J R Delph, K M Ward, G Zandt, M N
Ducea, S L Beck
1730h V44A-07 A Problem For the Mush Model:
Mismatch Between Trace Element Patterns Of
Rhyolites And Dacite Matrix Glass: A F Glazner, G
Wörner
1745h V44A-08 Rheologic Controls on the
Characterization and Interpretation of Magma
Chamber Deformation for Okmok Volcano,
Alaska.: T Masterlark, T Donovan, K L Feigl, M M
Haney, E C Reinisch, C H Thurber, S Tung
TOWN HALL
TH23B
Moscone West 2005
Thursday 1815h
Arctic-COLORS (Coastal Land Ocean
Interactions$1$6$ȴHOGFDPSDLJQ
scoping study
TH45A
Moscone West 2020
Thursday 1815h
Awards & Grants Advancing Your
Early Earth Science Career: Multiagency Perspectives
Science Policy
at Fall Meeting:
New Congress, New Opportunity
Monday, 12 December
One-on-One with an Attorney
8:00 A.M.–3:00 P.M.
Moscone South, Meeting Place,
South Bridge, Build Out #1
How to be a Mass Media or
Congressional Science Fellow
12:30 P.M.–1:30 P.M.
Marriott Marquis: Golden Gate B
Tuesday, 13 December
One-on-One with an Attorney
8:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.
Moscone South, Meeting Place,
South Bridge, Build Out #1
Science Policy Networking Lounge
12:00 P.M. –1:30 P.M.
Moscone West: Room 2001A
Wednesday, 14 December
One-on-One with an Attorney
Connecting HDF Communities
8:00 A.M.– 3:00 P.M.
Moscone South, Meeting Place,
South Bridge, Build Out #1
TH45C
Moscone West 2018
Thursday 1815h
AGU - CSLDF Legal Symposium
Data Rescue in the Earth & Space
Sciences and the International Data
Rescue Award 2016
8:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M.
Marriott Marquis: Salon 2
TH45D
Moscone West 2011
Thursday 1815h
Science Policy 101:
A Field Guide to Congress
TH45B
Moscone West 2004
Thursday 1815h
GeoPolicy Connect - A New Initiative
to Bridge the Science and Policy
Divide
TH45E
Moscone West 2009
Thursday 1815h
Providing direct-to-consumer
Earth science outreach - the
TravelingGeologist case study
TH45H
Moscone West 2002
Thursday 1815h
What Ocean Science and Technology
Should the U.S. Advance in the Next
Decade? An Open Panel Discussion
of the Next Federal Ocean Research
Plan
12:30 P.M. –1:30 P.M.
Moscone North, Room 123-124
Thursday, 15 December
One-on-One with an Attorney
8:00 A.M.–3:00 P.M.
Moscone South, Meeting Place,
South Bridge, Build Out #1
Science Policy 201:
Advocacy in Action
11:30 A.M. –12:30 P.M.
Moscone West: Room 2001A
Schedule Your One-on-One with an Attorney
These brief 30-minute consultations provide an opportunity
to ask any legal questions regarding your scientific work. Email
[email protected] to set your appointment.
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All information is current as of 6 November, 2016