2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Environmental Geoscience (Posters)
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247 Environmental Geoscience (Posters)



Tuesday, 7 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E
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Characteristics, Origin and Transport of Asian Dust Particles in 2006 and 2007, Korea
Min Kyung Lee, Seoul National University; Yong Il Lee, Seoul National Univ; Hi-Il Yi, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute
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Plant Response to Liming Materials and Biological Amendments on Acid Mine Tailing
Antoine Karam, Laval University; Alfred Jaouich, University of Quebec at Montreal
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Indicators of Stream and Riparian Zone Condition In Urbanizing Inner Coastal Plain Watersheds, North Carolina
Michael A. O'Driscoll, East Carolina University; Emma C. Hardison, East Carolina University; John P. DeLoatch, East Carolina University; Mark M. Brinson, East Carolina University
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Iron In Groundwater around Landfills In Florida
Handi Wang, HDR Engineering, Inc; Bradford Stone, HDR Engineering, Inc
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Developing Triage Assessment Tools for Old Landfills and Arsenic
Marco Balletta, Seconda universita' degli studi di Napoli polo scientifico di via Vivaldi Caserta; Steven Chillrud, LDEO, Columbia University; Alison Keimowitz, Columbia University; Karen Wovkulich, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University; James H. Simpson, Columbia University; James Ross, Columbia University; Martin Stute, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University; Rudi Hon, Boston College; Bill Brandon, Region 1; Steven Parisio, DEC
247-6
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Controls on Septic System Wastewater Treatment and Groundwater Quality in Coastal NC
Charles Pittman Humphrey Jr, East Carolina University; Michael A. O'Driscoll, East Carolina University; Max Zarate, East Carolina University
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Correlation of Redoximorphic Features with Seasonal Water Tables in the Coastal Plain of Delaware
Russell Losco, Lanchester Soil Consultants, Inc; William Stephens, Stephens Environmental Consulting, Inc; Martin F. Helmke, West Chester University
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Bioaccessibility and Speciation of An Organoarsenical in Drinking-Water Treatment Residual Amended Soil: A Long Term Greenhouse Study
Rachana Nagar, University of Texas at San Antonio; Dibyendu Sarkar, Department of Earth and Environmental Studies; Rupali Datta, University of Texas at San Antonio; Konstantinos C. Makris, University of Texas at San Antonio
247-9
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Assessing the Impact of Urbanization on White River Water and Sediment Geochemistry in An Agricultural Watershed
Dean C. Snidow, Ball State University; Klaus Neumann, Ball State University
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Toward to Obtaining Clean Water from Wastewater Using Friendly and Renewable Technology
Marina Chávez, UANL; Aracely Hernández, UANL
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Sr Isotope Dendrochemistry in Urban Riparian Trees as a Temporal Record of Urbanization Impacts on Stream-Water Chemistry
L.E. Mack, The University of Texas at Austin; Jay L. Banner, The University of Texas at Austin; Lance N. Christian, The University of Texas at Austin; Kim D. Gilbert, The University of Texas at Austin; Carson W. Werner, The University of Texas at Austin; Ashley Francis, Baylor University
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Water Treatment Residuals Remove Copper, Lead, and Zinc from Acidic Wastewater
M.A. Hardy, University of Texas at San Antonio; Dibyendu Sarkar, Department of Earth and Environmental Studies; Rupali Datta, University of Texas at San Antonio
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Strontium Isotope Tracking of Coal Utilization by-Product (CUB) Interactions with Environmental Waters: Results from Column Leaching Experiments
Tonya M. Brubaker, National Energy Technology Lab and the University of Pittsburgh; Elizabeth C. Chapman, National Energy Technology Lab and the University of Pittsburgh; Brian W. Stewart, National Energy Technology Lab and the University of Pittsburgh; Rosemary C. Capo, National Energy Technology Lab and the University of Pittsburgh; Lev Spivak-Birndorf, National Energy Technology Lab and Arizona State University; Karl T. Schroeder, National Energy Technology Lab
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Determination of Organophosphate Pesticide and Nutrient Concentrations in An Agriculturally Dominated Mississippi River Tributary
Nicole D. Henderson, Arkansas State University; Robyn Hannigan, Arkansas State Univ; Alan D. Christian, Arkansas State University
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Impact of Anthropogenic Nitrogen Input on Long Island Sound Water Quality
Pengfei Zhang, The City College of New York, CUNY
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Abiotic Dissolved Organic Matter-Mineral Interaction In the Karstic Floridan Aquifer
Jin Jin, University of Florida; Andrew Zimmerman, University of Florida
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Utilizing Electrical Resistivity Imaging Techniques to Evaluate Karst Hazards in Agricultural Land Planning Decisions
Toby Dogwiler, Winona State University; Mark Gernes, Winona County Planning Department
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Geospatial Analysis of Factors Related to Karst Development in Southwest Missouri
John E. Dodds, University of Missouri; Douglas Gouzie, Missouri State University
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Ozone Studies in Houston: An NSF Undergraduate Student Research Project
L. Flores, University of Houston-Downtown; A. Krochmal, University of Houston-Downtown; M. McCormick, University of Houston-Downtown; G. Morris, Valparaiso University; P.A. Morris, University of Houston-Downtown; K. Perdue, University of Houston-Downtown; R. Tachri, University of Houston-Downtown; J. Wright, University of Houston-Downtown
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Mn-Oxides and Sequestration of Heavy Metals In a Suburban Catchment Basin of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
James P. Adams, George Mason University; Robert Kirst, George Mason University; Mark P.S. Krekeler, George Mason University
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Decomposition of Surface Applied and Buried Residue Biomass
Moniruzzaman K. Eusufzai, Iwate University; Katsumi Fujii, Iwate University; Ippei Iiyama, Iwate University
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Nutrient and Metal Contents Recored In Griffy Lake, Bloomimngton, In
Erika R. Elswick, Indiana University; Tammie L. Gerke, University of Cincinnati
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Paper Withdrawn
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Effects of Development on the Big Darby Creek Watershed: Stream Geochemisty
Catherine A. Maxwell, The Ohio State University; W. Berry Lyons, The Ohio State University at Columbus; Kathy Welch, Ohio State University
247-25
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Stable Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopes of Periphyton in a Highly Urbanized Stream
Wilson B. Salls, Vassar College; David P. Gillikin, Vassar College
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Effects of Inorganic and Organic Arsenical Pesticides on Rice Growth and Development: A Comparative Greenhouse Study
Shahida Quazi, University Of Texas at San Antonio; Dibyendu Sarkar, Department of Earth and Environmental Studies; Rupali Datta, University of Texas at San Antonio
247-27
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Surficial Geology of Parts of the Forsyth, Argenta, Long Creek, and Decatur 7.5 Minute Quadrangles, Macon County, IL
Erin Roche, Illinois State University; David Malone, Illinois State Univ; Andrew Stumpf, Illinois State Geological Survey
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Effect of Cadmium on Antioxidant Enzymes in the Presence of Beneficial Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi: An Incubation Study Using Brassica Juncea (Indian mustard)
Pravin Punamiya, University of Texas at San antonio; Rupali Datta, University of Texas at San antonio; Dibyendu Sarkar, Department of Earth and Environmental Studies; Padmini Das, University of Texas at San antonio
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Effect of Temperature on Solute Concentration in Soil Leachates from a Golf Course
Shihchieh Chao, Columbus State Community College; Michael B. Durst, Columbus State Community College; Morteza Javadi, Columbus State Community College
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Analysis of the Extracellular Polymeric Substances of Mycobacterium Smegmatis
Benedict Khoo, University of Houston-Downtown; Poonam Gulati, University of Houston-Downtown
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Molecular Analysis of Extrapolymeric Substances of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa and Staphylococcus Aureus Biofilms
Claudia Jiménez López, University of Houston-Downtown; Natalie Sirisaengtaksin, University of Houston-Downtown; Poonam Gulati, University of Houston-Downtown
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Dynamic modeling of organophosphate pesticide load in surface water in the northern San Joaquin Valley watershed of California
Yuzhou Luo, University of California, Davis; Xuyang Zhang, University of California, Davis; Xingmei Liu, University of California, Davis; Darren Ficklin, University of California, Davis; Minghua Zhang, University of California, Davis
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Maximizing Carbon Sequestration by Modeling Rock-CO2(g) Reaction with Basalts of Varying Composition from Nevada
Daniel M. Sturmer, University of Nevada, Reno; Jonathan G. Price, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology; Regina N. Tempel, University of Nevada, Reno
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Using Benthic Foraminiferal Distributions to Model Changes In the Western Bay Marshes of the South Shore Estuary, Long Island
Jonathan E. Ciappetta, Adelphi University; Beth Christensen, Adelphi University
247-35
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Investigations of Impurities of the Ottawa Standard Sand
Mary Adelina Raveia, George Mason University; Sarah B. Hendrickson, George Mason University; John T. Fitzgerald, George Mason University; Mark P.S. Krekeler, George Mason University; Lance E. Kearns, James Madison University
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Derivation of Soil Ecotoxicity Guidelines for Petroleum Hydrocarbons Using Target Lipid and Equilibrium Partitioning Models
Aaron Redman, HydroQual; Joy McGrath, HydroQual; Thomas Parkerton, ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences; Dominic Di Toro, University of Delaware
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High Resolution Characterization of Crude Oil Distribution in Porous Media Using Synchrotron X-Ray Microtomography
Jaydeep Ghosh, University of Alabama; Geoffrey Tick, Univ of Alabama
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Levels of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) from Storm Water Retention Ponds in Southeastern Pennsylvania
Alexi Ernstoff, Bryn Mawr College; David Velinsky, The Academy of Natural Science; Paul Overbeck, The Academy of Natural Science; Christopher Oze, Bryn Mawr College
247-39
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Spatial Distribution of Lead in Soils near the New Jersey City University Campus: Jersey City, NJ and Their Potential Sources
Angela Rosiello, New Jersey City University; Justin Raia, New Jersey City University; William Montgomery, New Jersey City University; Deborah Freile, New Jersey City University
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Speciation, Characterization, and Mobility of As, Se, and Hg in Flue Gas Desulphurization Residues
Kirk Scheckel, US EPA; Gautham Jegadeesan, University of Cincinnati; Thabet Tolaymat, US EPA; Souhail R. Al-Abed, US EPA
247-41
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Rates and Mechanisms of Radioncuclide Fixation by Organo-Polyphosphates
Casee R. Lemons, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Brian P. Spalding, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; David B. Watson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Scott C. Brooks, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Use of a Non-Toxic Magnetite-Rich Industrial Waste to Reductively Dechlorinate Perchloroethylene Contaminated Groundwater
Antoine Bianchi, University of Quebec at Montreal; Philippe Giasson, University of Quebec at Montreal; Alfred Jaouich, University of Quebec at Montreal; Antoine Karam, Laval University
247-43
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Uptake of Metals by the Vegetation on Contaminated Sediment after Addition of Mycorrhizae
Makram Hedhli, University of Quebec at Montreal; Philippe Giasson, University of Quebec at Montreal; Antoine Karam, Laval University; Alfred Jaouich, University of Quebec at Montreal
247-44
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Concentrations of Cu, Ba and as In Sediments and Their Association with the Presence of Mines In Northeast Chihuahua
Melida Gutierrez, Missouri State University; Xin Miao, Missouri State University; Patricia Borrego
247-45
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Mercury Methylation Influenced by Eutrophic Conditions in Salmon Falls Creek Reservoir, Idaho
John E. Gray, U.S. Geological Survey; Peter M. Theodorakos, U.S. Geological Survey; Mark E. Hines, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
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Natural Remediation of An Anthropogenic Sedimentation Event, Multi-Purpose Range Complex-Heavy (MPRC-H), Camp Shelby Training Site, Mississippi
Ian E. Floyd, University of Southern Mississippi; Tommy Dye, University of Southern Mississippi; Thomas H. Orsi; David M. Patrick
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From the Laboratory to the Field: Modeling Contaminant Fate and Transport on Plants Growing in Phytoremediation Systems
M. Cristina Negri, Argonne National Laboratory; Gayathri Gopalakrishnan, Energy Systems Division; Paul L. Benda, Argonne National Laboratory; John Quinn, Environmental Science Sivision
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Investigations of An Aggregate Resource for Constructed Wetland Use near the City of Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico
Joseph J. Hutnik, George Mason University; Mark P.S. Krekeler, George Mason University; Lance E. Kearns, James Madison University
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Investigation of a Clay-Rich Aggregate for Use In Constructed Wetlands In the Eastern Yucatan
Mikhail Samsonov, George Mason University; Mark Krekeler, George Mason University
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Characteristics of Shallow Groundwater in An Enhanced Wetland Project along An Urban Stream in Greensboro, NC
Angela M. Moore, Guilford College
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Long-Term Drought Solutions in Georgia: Sewage into Wetland into Reservoir into Drinking Water
Randa R. Harris, University of West Georgia; Curtis L. Hollabaugh, University of West Georgia
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Investigations of Mixed Media for Use in Constructed Wetlands in the Eastern Yucatan
Sabrina Roberts, George Mason University; Mark P.S. Krekeler, George Mason University
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