By popular vote our seminar this quarter will focus on the great state of Alaska. Copies of the papers will be available one week in advance at the seminar, in Wilkinson (WLKN) 208 or in Forestry Sciences Lab (FSL) 287.
Overview of Alaska Geology
Whipple, K.X., Snyder, N.P and Dollenmayer, K. 2000. Rates and processes of bedrock incision by the Upper Ukak River since the 1912 Novarupta ash flow in the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, Alaska. Geology v. 28 no. 9 p. 835-838.
Dorava, J.M and Milner, A.M. 2000. Role of lake regulation on glacier-fed rivers in enhancing salmon productivity: the Cook Inlet watershed, south-central Alaska, USA. Hydrological Processes v. 14 no.16-17 p. 3149-3159.
Sidle, R.C., and Milner, A.M. 1989. Stream development in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska, U.S.A. Artic and Alpine Research v. 21 no. 4 p. 350-363.
Martin, D.J. 2001. The influence of geomorphic factors and geographic region on large woody debris loading and fish habitat in Alaska coastal streams. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 21: 429-440.
CUASHI
Pfeffer, W.T., Cohn, J., Meier, M., and Krimmel, R.M. 2000. Alaskan Glacier Beats a Dramatic Retreat. Eos, v. 81 no. 48 p577,584.
Atwater et al., 2001. Rapid resetting of an estuarine recorder of the 1964 Alaska earthquake. GSA Bulletin v.113 no.9 p.1193-1204.
Mayo, L.R. 1989. Advance of the Hubbard Glacier and 1986 outburst of Russel Fiord, Alaska, USA. Annals of Glaciology 13: 189-194.
Phillips, A.C, and Smith, N.D., 1992. Delta slope processes and turbidity currenty in prodeltaic submarine channels, Queen Inlet, Glacier Bay, Alaska. Canadian Journal of Earth Science 29: 93-101.