Friday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	V51F	MW 3001	Yellowstone Volcano Dynamics: Contemporary Measurements and Studies of Active Magmatic and Tectonic Sources I (joint with G, S, T) Presiding: J B Lowenstern, U.S. Geological Survey; R B Smith, University of Utah; H Heasler, Yellowstone National Park    [Abstracts]
0805	V51F-01	MW 3001	Source Modeling and Seismic-Volcano Implications of the 2004-2007 Accelerated Deformation at Yellowstone Caldera *W Chang, R Smith, C Wicks, J Farrell, C Puskas INVITED    [details]
0820	V51F-02	MW 3001	Seismic and GPS constraints on the dynamics and kinematics of the Yellowstone volcanic field *R B Smith, J Farrell, M Jordan, C Puskas, G P Waite INVITED    [details]
0835	V51F-03	MW 3001	The role of magma degassing on bradyseismic crises at Campi Flegrei inferred from the monitoring of the hydrothermal activity. Possible inferences on Yellowstone *G Chiodini INVITED    [details]
0850	V51F-04	MW 3001	Effects of the Yellowstone Hotspot on Western U.S. Stress and Deformation *C M Puskas, R B Smith, L M Flesch, K Settles    [details]
0905	V51F-05	MW 3001	Crustal Structure and Tectono-Magmatic Processes of the Yellowstone-Snake River Plain System From Gravity-Density Measurements and Strength Models Employing Seismic Constraints *K R Settles, R B Smith, C Puskas, A Lowry, D Blackwell    [details]
0920	V51F-06	MW 3001	Numerical Simulations of Multi-phase, Multi-component Hydrothermal Fluid Flow: Implications for Heat and Mass Transport and Deformation of the Yellowstone Caldera *M Hutnak, S Hurwitz, P A Hsieh, S E Ingebritsen    [details]
0935	V51F-07	MW 3001	Seismic Source Evaluation of Possible Magmatic Related Earthquakes in the Yellowstone Volcanic System *T Taira, R B Smith    [details]
0950	V51F-08	MW 3001	Yellowstone and Long Valley – A Comparison of Two Restless Calderas *D P Hill, R B Smith INVITED    [details]