Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Ocean Sciences

 

Thursday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1340 OS42B MCC 3000 Beyond Hydrate Ridge: Studies of Natural Gas Hydrate From Around the Globe I
(joint with A, B, PP, T, C, GC)
Presiding: G A Barth, U.S. Geological Survey; D W Scholl, U.S. Geological Survey
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1340 OS42B-01 MCC 3000 Global Occurrences of Marine Gas Hydrate Beyond Active and Passive Continental Margins
*K A Kvenvolden
INVITED    [details]
1355 OS42B-02 MCC 3000 Laboratory and Seafloor Experiments with Hydrocarbon Clathrate Hydrates: A Review with Potential Applications to Hydrates in Nature
*S H Kirby, L A Stern, P Brewer, S Circone, W B Durham
INVITED    [details]
1410 OS42B-03 MCC 3000 Coordinated Studies of High-Resolution Marine Methane Hydrates
*J F Gettrust, W T Wood
INVITED    [details]
1425 OS42B-04 MCC 3000 Beyond BSR's: Direct Hydrate Detection and the Dynamic Free Gas System
*W S Holbrook
INVITED    [details]
1440 OS42B-05 MCC 3000 S-Wave Velocities and Anisotropy in Methane Hydrate- and Gas- Bearing Sediments Offshore Svalbard - the HYDRATECH Project
*G K Westbrook, C Long, S Peacock, R Haacke, G Rossi, G Madrussani, J P Foucher, H Nouze, T Reston, M Zillmer, J Mienert, M Vanneste, S Buenz
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1455 OS42B-06 MCC 3000 Use of Seismic Attributes in Identifying and Interpreting Onshore Gas-Hydrate Occurrences, North Slope, Alaska
*C Hagbo, R A Johnson
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1510 OS42B-07 MCC 3000 The Extent of CH$_{4}$ Emission and Oxidation in Thermogenic and Biogenic Gas Hydrate Environments
M Kastner, *C Solem, D Bartlett, I MacDonald, D Valentine
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1525 OS42B-08 MCC 3000 Exploring Ideas About Why Methane Generation and Hydrate Formation Occur So Abundantly in the Bering Sea Basin
*D W Scholl, G A Barth, J R Childs
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