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3D Models and Animations for Teaching Structural Geology and Tectonics

Session: Teaching about time and scale

The Alleghanian Orogeny from Start to Finish: As Chronicled by the Narragansett Basin, Southeastern New England
Daniel Murray, University of Rhode Island

Session: Cutting edge research in structural geology geophysics geochemistry and tectonics

The Mexican Fold and Thrust Belt: Structural development, timing and tectonic mechanism
Elisa Fitz Diaz

Session: Cordilleran tectonics

New insights about active detachment faulting in Death Valley, California
Darrel Cowan, University of Washington-Tacoma Campus

Session: Cutting edge research in structural geology geophysics geochemistry and tectonics

Observing Late Pleistocene Glacial Tectonics using Geophysical Techniques
Dan Davis, SUNY at Stony Brook

Session: Cutting edge research in structural geology geophysics geochemistry and tectonics

The Geometry of Accreted "Packets" in Subduction Zones; Examples from the Eastern Belt of the Franciscan in California and the Torlesse Terrane in New Zealand
Tom MacKinnon

Session: Faulting and fluid flow

The geomorphic signature of strike-slip faulting
Alison Duvall, University of Washington-Seattle Campus

Session: Cutting edge research in structural geology geophysics geochemistry and tectonics

The Mexican Fold and Thrust Belt: Structural development, timing and tectonic mechanism

Session: Cordilleran tectonics

New observations on the northern San Andreas Fault system: Fast slip rates on the Santa Cruz Mountain section of the San Andreas fault and creeping on the San Gregorio fault?

Session: Quantifying rates of slip

Subduction initiation in the Appalachian-Caledonide orogen
John Waldron, University of Alberta

Session: Localization processes within the lithosphere