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45thAnnual
GEODAZE
Department of Geosciences
University of Arizona
March 30th – April 1st 2017
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Welcome 4Committee 5
Department of Geosciences Information 5
GeoDaze Keynote Address 6
EarthWeek Plenary Speaker 6
GeoDaze Thursday, March 30th, 2017 7
Oral Presentations (morning sessions) 7
Economic Geology 7Geochemistry 7Climate 8
Poster Presentations 8
Oral Presentations (afternoon sessions) 10
Geophysics 10GeoDaze Friday, March 31st, 2017 10
Oral Presentations 10Paleoclimate 10Mineralogy 11Tectonics 11
GeoDaze Field Trip, Saturday, April 1st 13
Maps and directions 14
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GeoDaze2017wasmadepossiblebygenerousdonationsfrom
JeanineAshThomasH.BiggsAnthonyB.ChingGaryandLeeAnnColganMichaelandMarianFellows KarlW.FlessaandMariN.JensenTerrenceGerlachandAnikoLitasi-GerlachJeromeGuynnJamesandDianeHaysJohnH.Hoelle GaryandYvonneHuckleberryRichardD.JonesJohnR.Kerns PeterL.Kresan
RobertandBarbaraLaughonScottLewisJohnR.Matis StephanieMcAffeeandAdamCsankJillOnkenandJohnDouglassS.LynnPeytonandRichardJ.BottjerRichardandMarthaPfirmanMilesG.Shaw DouglasandDawnaSilverMarcandHeleneSbarAlysonThibodeauDonaldandKarenWitterAnonymousdonations
Individuals
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Welcome
Wearepleasedtowelcomeyoutothe45thannualGeoDaze!GeoDazeisaresearchsymposiumorganizedby volunteers from the Department of Geosciences that features groundbreaking research fromundergraduateandgraduatestudents.Eachyear,GeoDazeismadepossiblebygenerousdonationsfromindividualsandcorporatesponsors.Wesincerelyappreciateyourcontinuedsupport!
GeoDaze allows students to present their research to an enthusiastic audience of faculty, industryprofessionals,peers,andthegeneralpublic.Forthethirdyear,GeoDaze iscollaboratingwiththeotherdepartmentsintheSchoolofEarthandEnvironmentalSciencestobringyouEarthWeek.Inclusionwithinthis celebrationof scientific researchpromotes interdisciplinarydiscussion, collaboration,andexposurefor all of the participating departments. A full schedule of EarthWeek events can be found athttp://sees.arizona.edu/earthweek-2017.WeencourageyoutotakeadvantageofallthatEarthWeekhastooffer.
This yearGeoDaze isproud topresent31oraland23posterpresentations fromGeosciencesgraduateand undergraduate students. The diversity of these presentations is reflective of the Department ofGeosciences’ drive to integrate earth science research “from core to clouds”. They include research ineconomic geology, tectonics, geochemistry, geophysics, geomorphology, geoarcheology, paleoclimate,climate dynamics, mineralogy, geochronology, paleoecology, paleontology, and thermochronology. Inaddition, Simone Runyon has been selected to represent the Department of Geosciences in theEarthWeek Plenary Session with her talk, “Bottoms up: Deep alteration exposed in dismemberedporphyry copper systemsofArizona”, alongside representatives from theother SEESdepartments. TheplenarytalksareheldintheNorthBallroomfrom2:00-3:30pm,Wednesday,March29.
GeoDaze is proud to host Dr. Linda Rowan from UNAVCO as our keynote speaker. Dr. Rowan is theDirectorof ExternalAffairs atUNAVCO,where shehelps to advance geodetic-based research anddatasharingforsocietalbenefitandtobettercommunicatethebroaderimpactsofresearchanddevelopmenttothepublicat large.WeinviteyoutoattendDr.Rowan’spresentationentitled“Howtocommunicatethe valueof the geosciences to thepublic andpolicymakers” at 2:00 PMon Friday,March 31st in theNorthBallroom.
Inaccordancewithtradition,manyexciting“extracurricular”eventswilltakeplaceduringGeoDaze.Ourpanelof faculty judgeswillpresentawards to thebest talksandposters ineach sessionaswell as theoverall runner up and best talks. All attendees of GeoDaze are invited to attend the GeoDaze party.Rumorhas it thatbeerwillbeflowingandthesunsetwillbebeautifulatthehomeofDr. JonPelletier.Following dinner, the GeoDaze slide show will surely embarrass and entertain. Be sure to save someenergyfortheGeoDazefieldtriponSaturday.ThisyearthetripwillfocusonthestructuralgeologyoftheLomaAltaareaonthesoutheasternflankofTanqueVerdemountainintheCatalina-Rinconmetamorphiccorecomplex.
WewouldliketothankallofthosethathelpedwithorganizingGeoDazethisyear.WithoutyourtirelesseffortsGeoDazecouldnotbethesuccessitis!
KateMetcalfandCarsonRichardson
Co-Chairs,2017GeoDazeSymposium
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Committee
Co-chairs…………………………………………………………...……………..………KateMetcalfandCarsonRichardson
Audio/Video………………….…………..………………………………………........…JonathanKingandGarrisonLoope
Publications…..……………………………….....…………………………………….........LukeParsonsandPaulGoddard
Treasurer…………………………………………………………………………….….…………………………………………ClintKoch
Slideshow…………………………………………………………………………...……………………………………….JasonBurwell
FieldTrip……………...………………………………………………………………………………JohnHeandSimonStickroth
Refreshments………………………………..…...................................AnneBillingsleyandElizabethPatterson
Webmaster………………………………………………………………….…………………………………….………..JayChapman
Awards………………………………………..……………………..……………..NicolletteBuckleandStephanieKukolich
Correspondence………………….….….……………………….…………………..SimoneRunyonandKatherineGuns
Registration……………………………….……............................................DerekHoffmanandDanielPortner
Fundraising……………………………………………..…………..…………………………………………………..AndreaStevens
DepartmentofGeosciencesInformation
DepartmentofGeosciences,TheUniversityofArizona
Gould-SimpsonBuilding
1040E.4thStreet Phone:520-621-6000
Tucson,AZ85721 Fax:520-621-2672
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Event Locations and Schedule
ViewacompleteversionoftheGeoDaze2017ProgramwithAbstracts:
http://earth.geo.arizona.edu/17/index.html
GeoDazeKeynoteAddress
“HowtoCommunicatetheValueofGeosciencestothePublicandPolicymakers”
LindaRowan
StudentUnionMemorialCenterNorthBallroom,Friday,March31st2017,2:00-3:00pm
EarthWeekPlenarySpeaker
“TheColoradoRiver,ClimateChangeandDrought”
JonathanOverpeck
StudentUnionMemorialCenterNorthBallroom,Wednesday,March29th2017,3:30-4:30pm
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GeoDazeThursday,March30th,2017
OralPresentations(morningsessions)
StudentUnionMemorialCenterNORTHBALLROOM
8:30-8:45 WelcomeandCoffee
EconomicGeology
Sessionleader:HannaBrooks
8:45-9:00 CHARACTERIZATIONOFHYDROTHERMALALTERATIONINTHETUCSONMOUNTAINSUSINGMULTISPECTRALASTERDATA
WyattBain
9:00-9:15 GEOLOGICSTUDYOFTHEGOLDHILLDISTRICT,TOOELECOUNTY,UTAH JasonBurwell 9:15-9:30 AJOMININGDISTRICT,ARIZONA:LARAMIDEPORPHYRYCOPPERMINERALIZATIONAND
MID-CENOZOICSODIC-CALCICALTERATION SimoneRunyon
9:30-9:45 BREAK
Geochemistry
Sessionleader:JasonBurwell
9:45-10:00 FLUIDEVOLUTIONINTHESAGINAWHILLHYDROTHERMALSYSTEM WyattBain
10:00-10:15 FORMATIONCONDITIONSOFTHECASTINGCOPPERSKARN,NV,BASEDONSPECTROSCOPICANALYSISANDELASTICMODELLINGOFMINERALINCLUSIONS
DrewBarkoff10:15-10:30 MODELINGTHESOLUBILITIESOFMINERALSINSALINEAQUEOUSFLUIDS HannaBrooks10:30-11:45 FORMATIONAGEANDCONDITIONSOFNEOPROTEROZOICBASEMENT-HOSTEDTAVA
SANDSTONEINJECTITEBYCOMBINED(U-Th)/HeDATINGANDFLUID-INCLUSIONSTUDIESOFHEMATITE
JordanJensen10:45-11:00 THALLIUM:AGEOCHEMICALTOOLWITHINORE-FORMINGSYSTEMS ShelbyRader
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11:00-11:15BREAK
Climate
Sessionleader:LukeParsons
11:15-11:30DECOMPOSITIONOFTHEATLANTICMERIDIONALOVERTURNINGCIRCULATIONTRANSPORTSINCMIP5MODELSANDTHERAPID/MOCHAARRAY
RebeccaBeadling11:30-11:45 FIDELITYOFLi/MgANDBa/CaINRECONSTRUCTINGSSTANDUPWELLINGINTHE
EASTERNEQUATORIALPACIFIC AnsonCheung11:45-12:00 RESPONSEOFEASTAFRICANCLIMATETOGLOBALFORCINGSINAFAMILYOFEARTH
SYSTEMMODELS ZacharyNaiman 12:00-1:30LUNCHBREAK
PosterPresentations
1:30-3:30StudentUnionMemorialCenterSOUTHBALLROOM
ClimateandPaleoclimateG01:STRATIGRAPHICINVESTIGATIONOFTHEEARLYAGRICULTURALPERIODIRRIGATIONCANALSATLAPLAYA,SONORA,MEXICO
RachelCajigasG02:FALLINGWATER,LIFTINGWATER:ENERGYBALANCEOFTHECOLORADORIVERWATER
JesseClahG03:INFERRINGPASTCLIMATEINEASTAFRICABASEDONCHARCOALQUANTITIESFROMHSPDPLAKEMAGADICORE
BrantDavisG04:IMPACTSOFEXCESSDISCHARGEFROMHILLSLOPEDEFORESTATIONONSHELLBEDPOPULATIONSINLAKETANGANYIKA
AnnaGravinaG05:ASPELEOTHEMTRACEELEMENTRECORDTOTRACKMULTIDECADALDROUGHTINTHESOUTHWESTERNUS
JonathanKingG06:THEEFFECTOFAGEONTHESTABLEISOTOPICCOMPOSITIONOFFRESHWATERBIVALVEGROWTHINCREMENTS
StephanieKukolichG07:AMICROANDMESOCOSMAPPROACHTOUNDERSTANDINGTHERESPONSEOFbrGDGTSTOENVIRONMENTALPERTURBATION
PabloMartinezSosa
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G08:CLIMATEVARIABILITYINTHELAST200YEARSINNORTHERNAUSTRALIAUSINGCORAL-BASEDRECONSTRUCTIONOFRAINFALLANDSST
ElizabethPattersonG09:OSTRACODETAPHONOMYFROMMODERNSHELLBEDSINLAKETANGANYIKA,EASTAFRICAANDITSRELATIONSHIPTOSURROUNDINGDEFORESTATIONANDCLIMATECHANGE
RamanathanSomasundaramG10:CHARCOALRECORDSOFPASTFIREFREQUENCYFROMTHEHSPDPDRILLCOREMAG-1A,LAKEMAGADI,KENYA
ChenyuWangG11:MOLECULARPROXYRECORDSOFTHEEFFECTOFSHELFEXPOSUREONINDO-PACIFICWARMPOOLCLIMATEFORTHEPAST450,000YEARS
GraceWindlerEconomicGeologyG12:REGIONALALTERATIONANDMAGNETICSUSCEPTIBILITYINCHILE
LukeBerryG13:CHARACTERIZATIONOFTHEELEMENTSINFRESH-ALTEREDPAIRSOFROCKSNOERTHECANDELARIA,CHILEIOCGDEPOSIT
NicholasHillemeyerG14:CHARACTERIZATIONOFHYDROTHERMALALTERATIONINTHETUCSONMOUNTAINSUSINGMULTISPECTRALASTERDATA
NatalieSpeaksG15:FLUIDEVOLUTIONINTHESAGINAWHILLHYDROTHERMALSYSTEM
LukeBerryG16:CLAYMINERALOGYANDALTERATIONATSAGINAWHILL
KatherineGravesGeochemistryG17:PRESSUREESTIMATESOFQUARTZINCLUSIONSINGARNETWITHINTHEWILDERNESSGRANITE
KayleeKinterG18:40AR–39ARDATINGOFAPOLLOIMPACTMELTS–SEARCHINGFORIMBRIUM
LauraSeifertG19:PRESSUREESTIMATESOFAPATITEINCLUSIONSINGARNETWITHINTHEWILDERNESSGRANITE,CATALINACORECOMPLEX,TUCSON
MariaSnyderStructuralGeologyandTectonicsG20:EXHUMATIONHISTORYOFSOUTHERNTIBETTHROUGHLOW-TEMPERATURETHERMOCHRONOLOGY
AnahiCarreraG21:INVESTIGATINGPOSSIBLESTRAINDRAINALONGTHESOUTHERNSANANDREASFAULT,JOSHUATREENATIONALPARK,CA
KatherineGunsG22:THEMIOCENESANTAMARIACONGLOMERATE,ACONCAGUAREGION,CENTRALSOUTHERNANDES:INSIGHTSINTODEPOSITIONALANDTECTONICPROCESSESDURINGMOUNTAINBUILDING
ArthurOsakweG23:WATERSTORAGEANDMANTLEPLUMECONTRIBUTIONSTOVERTICALPLATEMOTIONINSOUTHAFRICA
LaurenWard
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OralPresentations(afternoonsessions)
StudentUnionMemorialCenterNORTHBALLROOM
Geophysics
Sessionleader:ChrisClinkscales
3:45-4:00 INVESTIGATINGCRUSTALDEFORMATIONDUETOWATERDISTRIBUTIONUSINGGRACEANDGPSDATAINTHEAMAZONBASIN
LisaJose
4:00-4:15 ALONG-STRIKEVARIATIONSINTHECONTINENTALMOHOAMPLITUDEBENEATHTHECENTRALANDES
ClintKoch
4:15-4:30 ANEARTHQUAKETRIANGLE:THESORDIDBACKSTORYBEHINDTHE27FEBRUARY2010Mw6.1SALTAEARTHQUAKE
PhillipMcFarland
4:30-4:45 EVOLUTIONOFTHESOUTHERNGUINEAPLATEAU:INSIGHTSFROMEXPLORATIONGEOPHYSICS
JaredOlyphant
4:45-5:00 SUBDUCTIONINTHEEASTERNMEDITERRANEAN:INSIGHTSFROMNEWTELESEISMICP-WAVETOMOGRAPHY
DanielPortner
GeoDazeFriday,March31st,2017
OralPresentations
StudentUnionMemorialCenterNORTHBALLROOM
Paleoclimate
Sessionleader:ConnorNolan
8:30-8:45 PLIO-PLEISTOCENECLIMATEVARIABILITYOFEASTAFRICAASSEENINANHSPDPDRILLCOREFROMTUGENHILLS,KENYA,ANDPOSSIBLEIMPLICATIONSFORHOMININEVOLUTION
AnneBillingsley
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8:45-9:00 PHYTOLITHSANDCHARCOALSHOWNOMAJORCHANGEINEASTAFRICANFLORAAFTERTHE75KATOBASUPERERUPTION
ChadYost 9:00-9:15 LAKEAYAUCHI:A400YEARRECORDOFAMAZONIANHYDROLOGY NicolletteBuckle
9:15-9:30 TEMPERATURE,FIREHISTORY,ANDVEGETATIONCHANGEOVERTHELAST550YEARSAT
NORTHBULLBERRYLAKE,UTAH MatthewKing9:30-9:45 PALEOCLIMATERECONSTRUCTIONSFROMTHENORTHEASTERNUNITEDSTATESUSING
TREE-RINGS JessiePearl
9:45-10:00BREAK
Mineralogy
Sessionleader:JohnHe
10:00-10:15 GROUNDTRUTHMINERALOGYVS.ORBITALOBSERVATIONSATTHEBAGNOLDDUNEFIELD,GALECRATER,MARS
CherieAchilles
10:15-10:30 MINERALOGYCHARACTERIZATIONOFTHEGEFIONASTEROIDFAMILY
AlisonMcGraw 10:30-10:45BREAK
Tectonics
Sessionleader:PhillipMcFarland
10:45-11:00 THETAJIKFOLDANDTHRUSTBELT:IMPLICATIONSFORINTRACONTINENTALSUBDUCTION
JayChapman
11:00-11:15 MIOCENEOROGEN-PERPENDICULAREXTENSIONANDEXHUMATIONOFTHEALICHURDOME,SOUTHPAMIR,TAJIKISTAN
JamesWorthington 11:15-11:30 CENOZOICMAGMATISMINTHEPAMIR:AGEOCHEMICALINVESTIGATIONOF
SYN-COLLISIONALINTRUSIVEROCKS ShaneScoggin 11:30-11:45 TRACKINGTHEGROWTHOFTHEHIMALAYANFOLD-THRUSTBELTINTHEEARLY
MIOCENEFORELANDBASINSTRATA,DUMRIFM.,WESTERNNEPAL SimonStickroth
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11:45-12:00 INTERRELATIONSHIPSOFCATACLASITE,MYLONITE,LEUCOCRATICBODIESANDTHECATALINADETACHMENTFAULT
TriffonTatarian12:00-12:15 WINDOWINTOTHESOULOFSUBDUCTION:COLOMBIANCENTRALCORDILLERA
CRUSTALXENOLITHOVERVIEW LuciaProfeta12:15-12:30 EXHUMATIONOFTHECORDILLERADEDOMEYKOSINCELATECRETACEOUS:ARECORD
OFTHEEARLYTECTONO-THERMALHISTORYOFTHECENTRALANDES SusanaHenriquez12:30-12:45 RECONSTUCTINGTHETECTONICHISTORYOFTHESIERRASPAMPEANASTHROUGHLOW
TEMPERATURETHERMOCHRONOLOGY:ACASESTUDYINSIERRAVELASCO AndreaStevens
12:45-2:00LUNCHBREAK
2:00-3:00 GeodazeKeynoteAddress:Howtocommunicatethevalueofthegeosciencestothepublicandpolicymakers.LindaRowan
3:00-4:00 GeoDaze2017AwardsCeremony
6:00-10:00GeoDazeDinnerParty&Slideshow(Addressandmaponpage16)
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GeoDazeFieldTrip,Saturday,April1st
Thisyear’sGeoDazeFieldTripwillbeledbyGeorgeDavis,PaulKapp,andbystudentsenrolledintheirRinconsResearchProject. Thedestinationandobjectof study is theLomaAltaareaon thesoutheastern flank of Tanque VerdeMountain.Withinthe Loma Alta study area there is a nice‘layout’ofmetamorphiccorecomplexgeology,includingupperplatesedimentarycoverrocks,theCatalina detachment fault, subdetachment faults, and several flavors of mylonite andultramylonite.Areasofbare-rockexposurecanhandlealargenumberoffield-tripparticipantsandpermitcloseexaminationanddiscussionof the interplayofbrittle,quasi-brittle,andquasi-plasticrocksandstructures.Forthoseofusengagedcurrentlyinthemappingandanalysisofthegeologyof LomaAlta, thisGeoDaze Field Trip offers the opportunity to test our ideas and gain valuableinput.
Thetripwilldepartat8:30AMfromtheGouldSimpsonloadingdockandreturnat4:00PM.
Photocredit:GarrisonLoope
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Mapsanddirections
StudentUnionMemorialCenter(BlackCircle)
Gould-SimpsonBuilding(BlackRectangle)
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MAPOFSTUDENTUNION:LEVEL3
ALLTALKSWILLBELOCATEDINTHENORTHGRANDBALLROOM
ALLPOSTERSWILLBELOCATEDINTHESOUTHGRANDBALLROOM
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Directions1.HeadnorthonParkAve(oranyothermajorN-Sstreetinthearea)untilitsjunctionwithGrantRoad2.Turnright(east)onGrantRoadandfollowituntilitsjunctionwithETanqueVerdeRoad3.TurnleftontoETanqueVerdeRoadandfollowittotheeastovertheTanqueVerdeCreekWashuntilitsjunctionwithNBearCanyonRoad4.Turnleft(north)ontoNBearCanyonRoadandfollowitnorthforapproximately1.7milesuntilitsjunctionwithEKayentaDrive5.Turnright(east)ontoEKayentaDrive6.TakethefirstleftontoNBidahochiDrive.FindaparkingspotalongNBidahochiDrive.On-streetparkingisallowedinthisneighborhood,butpleasebecourteous!
GeoDazePartyFriday6:00to10:004231NBidahochiDrive(HomeofJonPelletierandfamily)