Program for the 23rd Conference on
"Geology of Long Island and Metropolitan New York"
Saturday April 16, 2016
Earth and Space Sciences Building - Stony Brook University
The conference will begin at 9:00 AM and is FREE.
Speakers please note: All presentations will be in Power Point. Please bring your
presentation on a flash drive.
You may not use your laptop.
No need to register. Just show up.
Teachers and professionals may receive contact hours towards professional development.
You can attend for any number of hours.
Everyone is welcome. Especially students.
Titles and Abstracts as of 04/13/2016
Each presentation will be 15 minutes.
Poster |
J. Llanos |
Stony Brook University |
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Poster |
Two Methods for Determining the Extent of Flooding during Hurricane Irene in Schenectady, NY |
A. Lewis |
Hofstra University |
Poster |
B. Swan |
Hofstra University |
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Poster |
L.A. D'Orsa |
Hofstra University |
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Poster |
A.D. Sisti |
Hofstra University |
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Poster |
S. Beattie |
William Floyd High School |
After the conference there will be an opportunity to:
RIS4E Team Lab Led by Prof. Tim Glotch The RIS4E team consists of leading researchers at a variety of institutions, each of which brings unique capabilities and talents to the team, ranging from laboratory analysis to field studies. By working to improve comparative measurements between samples and the surface of airless bodies, studying how we will one day safely explore those surfaces, and maximizing our measurements of all samples, especially small, precious returned samples, RIS4E will produce a wealth of information and a team of well-trained next generation scientists.The Remote, In Situ, and Synchrotron Studies for Science and Exploration (RIS4E) team, led by Professor Timothy Glotch of Stony Brook University, is one of nine nodes of NASA’s Solar System Exploration and Research Virtual Institute (SSERVI). Our team will address key aspects of the science and exploration of airless bodies in the Solar System, which include the Moon, Near Earth Asteroids (NEAs), and the moons of Mars. https://ris4e.labs.stonybrook.edu/about-us/
Field Trip to the Wall
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