In case you need added incentive, NEGSA will be held at Bretton Woods at Mt Washington this year and we've heard rumor that discount ski tickets will be available to meeting attendees. The resort is an amazing historic property. Sounds like it's going to be a really fun NEGSA. The meeting is 3/18/13-3/20/13 and the abstract deadline is 12/11/12. The meeting page is here: http://www.geosociety.org/Sections/ne/2013mtg/.
Below is a description of our session. We really hope to see some of you there.
T11. Dates and Rates: Two Decades of Cosmogenic Studies in Eastern North America, the Canadian Arctic, and Greenland.
Paul R. Bierman, Univ. of Vermont; Lee Corbett, Dartmouth College; Meredith Kelly, Dartmouth College.
Over the last several decades, the application of cosmogenic nuclides in eastern North America, the adjacent Canadian Arctic, and Greenland has provided both specific chronologies and a better understanding of the distribution and effectiveness of glacial and weathering processes. For this session, we encourage both the presentation of new results and compilations of existing cosmogenic nuclide data that help us better understand the comings and goings of ice sheets as well as the processes that change North American and arctic landscapes.
Best,
P, L and M.
Paul Bierman Professor
pbierman@uvm.edu UVM Geology Dept.
Delehanty Hall 180 Colchester Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405 802-238-6826 (cell)
802-656-4411( v) 802-656-0045 (fax)
uvm.edu/~pbierman
uvm.edu/geomorph
uvm.edu/landscape
uvm.edu/cosmolab
pbierman@uvm.edu UVM Geology Dept.
Delehanty Hall 180 Colchester Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405 802-238-6826 (cell)
802-656-4411( v) 802-656-0045 (fax)
uvm.edu/~pbierman
uvm.edu/geomorph
uvm.edu/landscape
uvm.edu/cosmolab
