Together with more than 18,000 colleagues from all over the world, MSU scientists and students 
descended on San Francisco to attend the American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting from December 13-17, 2010. The Department of Geological Sciences was very well represented.
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B23D-0417. Root zone soil water dynamics and its effects on above ground biomass in cellulosic and grain based bioenergy crops of Midwest USA. A. K. Bhardwaj; S. K. Hamilton; R. L. Van Dam; K. Diker; B. Basso
C21A-0521. Electrical Resistivity Methods to Characterize Sediment Deformation; Examples from Large-scale Glaciotectonic Structures in Michigan, USA. R. L. Van Dam
ED21A-0659. High School Students’ Understanding of Change over Time and System Complexity: A Focus on the Cryosphere. K. S. McNeal; J. Libarkin; T. S. Ledley; C. Guthrie
EP43C-0764. Applying comparative fractal analysis to infer origin and process in channels on Earth and Mars. A. Balakrishnan; S. Rice-Snow; B. A. Hampton
EP53B-0619. Active Tectonics of the Chersky Fold and Thrust Belt, NE Russia, From Fluvial Geomorphology. B. G. Johnson; B. A. Hampton; K. Fujita; K. G. Mackey
H11E-0859. Full-resolution 3D GPR and Direct-Push K Data Reveal Distinct Hydrostratigraphic Zones at the MADE Site. M. Dogan; R. L. Van Dam; D. W. Hyndman; J. J. Butler; G. Bohling
H11E-0863. Comparative Geostatistical Analysis of Flowmeter and Direct-Push Hydraulic Conductivity Profiles at the MADE Site. G. Bohling; G. Liu; S. J. Knobbe; E. C. Reboulet; D. W. Hyndman; P. Dietrich; J. J. Butler
H23C-1193. A Geoelectrically-Monitored Tracer Test At The Macrodispersion Experiment (MADE) Site In Columbus, Mississippi. R. D. Swanson; K. Singha; A. Pidlisecky; D. W. Hyndman; J. J. Butler; G. Bohling
H24E-01. Integration of High-resolution GPR and Direct-Push Methods: Subsurface Imaging of the Highly Heterogeneous MADE Site (Invited). D. W. Hyndman; M. Dogan; G. Bohling; R. L. Van Dam; G. Liu; J. J. Butler
H31F-1071. Land Use and Climate Change Impacts on Streamflow and Sediment Transport in a Groundwater-Dominated Watershed. S. L. Martin; A. D. Kendall; R. L. Van Dam; D. W. Hyndman
H43A-1210. Modeling and Electrical Imaging of Natural Free Convection Induced by Saline Recharge in a Coastal Sabkha. B. P. Eustice; D. W. Hyndman; R. L. Van Dam; W. W. Wood
P52B-07. Weathering of olivine and pyroxene on Mars: Evidence from missions, meteorites, and terrestrial mineral analogs. M. A. Velbel
P53A-1488. Alteration Assemblages in Martian Meteorite MIL 03346: Terrestrial, Pre-terrestrial, and Inferences for Martian Surface Fluids. L. Hallis; J. Stopar; J. Taylor; M. A. Velbel; E. P. Vicenzi
T23F-01. Geochemical evidence of mantle reservoir evolution during progressive rifting. T. O. Rooney; P. Mohr; L. Dosso; C. M. Hall
T31A-2135. Tracing trends in erosion and exhumation during the Middle–Late Paleozoic tectonic evolution of the Farewell terrane, SW Alaska. B. A. Hampton; M. A. Malkowski; D. C. Bradley; K. Fujita; P. B. O’Sullivan
V13G-08. Protracted Storage and Lower Crust Differentiation at Baru Volcano, Panama. P. J. Hidalgo; T. O. Rooney
V51E-05. Co-eruption of extracted liquid and complementary cumulate mush following mafic intrusion: the case of the zoned Ammonia Tanks ignimbrite. C. D. Deering; O. Bachmann; T. A. Vogel
V52B-04. Magmatic processes that generate chemically distinct silicic magmas in NW Costa Rica and the evolution of juvenile continental crust in oceanic arcs. T. A. Vogel; C. D. Deering; L. C. Patino; G. E. Alvarado; D. W. Szymanski
