Tuesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	U24A	MS 306	Geospatial Models: Real Science or Pretty Pictures? I Presiding: D A Paton, University of Leeds; K McCaffrey, University of Durham; T Wawrzyniec, University of New Mexico    [Abstracts]
1600	U24A-01	MS 306	Capturing Detailed Outcrop Geology Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning (Lidar) and Other Digital Technologies: Current Status and Future Directions *R R Jones, K J McCaffrey INVITED    [details]
1615	U24A-02	MS 306	Virtual Geological Reality: Making Geospatial Models Applicable and Scientifically Memorable *O J Martinsen, J B Thurmond, D Hunt, P Gillespie, T M Løseth, A K Thurmond    [details]
1630	U24A-03	MS 306	Capturing Geology in 3D – Essential Scaling of Geologic Features *J B Thurmond, J Archibald, I Lunt, O J Martinsen, P Gillespie    [details]
1645	U24A-04	MS 306	Tectonic Implications of a Crustal Scale 3D Model of the Eastern Mount Isa Inlier *T G Blenkinsop, P Lepong, C Huddlestone-Holmes    [details]
1700	U24A-05	MS 306	An integrated geospatial model to investigate tectonics of the Caspian Sea region *K McCaffrey, R Jolly, T Reynolds, G Riley    [details]
1715	U24A-06	MS 306	Chronotopographic Analysis To Detect Small, Seasonal Hillslope Change Based On Point Cloud Data, Black Mesa Escarpment, NE Arizona *T F Wawrzyniec, J D Frechette    [details]
1730	U24A-07	MS 306	Quantifying Fault Attributes at the Outcrop Scale: a Fault Network Model of Sub-Seismic Normal Faults in a Thinly-Bedded Reservoir Sequence *R H Wightman, J Imber, R R Jones, K J McCaffrey, J Long, R E Holdsworth    [details]
1745	U24A-08	MS 306	Analysis of hyperspectral and lidar data: Remote optical mineralogy and fracture identification *J A Bellian, R A Beck Dr.C Kerans D INVITED    [details]