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Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	V53B	MS Exh Hall B	Yellowstone Volcano Dynamics: Contemporary Measurements and Studies of Active Magmatic and Tectonic Sources III Posters (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]
1340	V53B-1319	MS Exh Hall B	Shear-Wave Splitting From Local Earthquakes as an Indicator of Crustal Stress at Yellowstone *G P Waite, W Chang POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1320	MS Exh Hall B	Measurement of crustal flexure in the Lake Hills, South Central Idaho and Timing of Eastern Snake River Plain Subsidence *M Michalek, D W Rodgers POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1321	MS Exh Hall B	New 40Ar/39Ar age Determinations of Basalts From the Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field *A A Abedini, A T Calvert, S Hurwitz POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1322	MS Exh Hall B	Individual magma batches related to the origin of Yellowstone 516-70 ka post-caldera rhyolitic lava flows : results from glass geochemistry. J Stix, *G Girard POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1323	MS Exh Hall B	Storage of Explosive versus Effusive Rhyolite Magma at the Yellowstone Volcanic Center *J E Gardner POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1324	MS Exh Hall B	Olivine Crystallization and Mantle Potential Temperatures Beneath Yellowstone *A Wonderly, K D Putirka, A Atosa, S Hurwitz POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1325	MS Exh Hall B	A GIS Framework for Mitigating Volcanic and Hydrothermal Hazards at Yellowstone National Park and Vicinity *J E Robinson, K Flynn, R L Christiansen, J B Lowenstern, R B Smith, H Heasler, L A Morgan, M Nathenson, L G Mastin, L Muffler POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1326	MS Exh Hall B	A Prototype Hydrothermal Monitoring System, Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming *J M Farrell, G P Waite, C M Puskas, W Chang, R B Smith, H Heasler, J Lowenstern POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1327	MS Exh Hall B	Using Continuous Monitoring of Ambient CO2 and H2S to Assess Toxic Gas Hazards in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA T Elias, *A Sutton, J Lowenstern, H Heasler, S Eagan POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1328	MS Exh Hall B	Continuous real-time monitoring of chloride in geothermal areas in Yellowstone National Park: initial results from newly developed long-term in-situ chloride analyzers. *T Chapin, H Heasler, S Hurwitz POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1329	MS Exh Hall B	Mapping Changes in Yellowstone's Geothermal Areas and Radiative Flux *S L Savage, R L Lawrence, S G Custer POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1330	MS Exh Hall B	Volatile Emissions from Hot Spring Basin, Yellowstone National Park, USA *C Werner, S Hurwitz, D Bergfeld, W C Evans, J B Lowenstern, C Jaworowski, H Heasler POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1331	MS Exh Hall B	Airborne CO2 and H2S Measurements at Hot Spring Basin, Yellowstone National Park *K A McGee, M P Doukas, C A Werner POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1332	MS Exh Hall B	Twenty Five Years of Chloride Flux Data From the Yellowstone River Drainage: Temporal Trends and Spatial Distribution *S M Eagan, H P Heasler, C Jaworowski, D Mahony POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1333	MS Exh Hall B	Development of a Wireless Network of Temperature Sensors for Yellowstone National Park (USA) *D A Munday, T Hutter, M Minolli, K Obraczka, R Manduchi, S Petersen, J B Lowenstern, H Heasler POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1334	MS Exh Hall B	Castle Geyser and Bobby Sox Trees: Pulses and Pauses in the Development of Hydrothermal Features in the Upper Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming *D Foley POSTER    [details]
1340	V53B-1335	MS Exh Hall B	Patterns of Stream Flow and Temperature at Tantalus Creek, Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park (USA) *L E Clor, J B Lowenstern, H P Heasler POSTER    [details]