Large Lakes Observatory

Lisa Marlow

Graduate Student

Large Lakes Observatory
University of Minnesota
2205 E. 5th St.,
Research Laboratory Building 217
Duluth, MN 55812

Tel. (218) 591-9080

Fax: (218) 726-6979

email: rela0001 at d.umn.edu

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• Paleoenvironments, Paleotectonics, and Carbonate/Clastic Seismic and Sequence Stratigraphy of the Tethyan region (Middle East).
• Quaternary glacial deposits including lacustrine and eolian sediments and Geomorphic analysis for use in aggregate exploration.
• Remote Sensing techniques, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), and Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) for use in scientific investigations.

EDUCATION

University of Minnesota - Duluth - MS

University of Minnesota - Duluth - BS

Columbia University - New York

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Knaeble, A, Meyer, G., Marlow, L., Larson, P., and Mooers, H. 2005. Deposits and landforms in the region glaciated by the St. Louis sublobe. In Ed. Lori Robinson, Field Trip Guidebook for selected geology in Minnesota and Wisconsin. University of Minnesota (Minnesota Geological Survey)p. 34-72.

Marlow, L.M., 2004, Late Glacial and Early Holocene history of the Glacial Lakes Aitkin and Upham basin, North-Central Minnesota: Implications for the timing of post-glacial eolian activity. Masters Thesis, University of Minnesota Duluth, 82 p.

Marlow, L.M., Larson, P.C., and Mooers, H.D., 2004, Glacial and Postglacial Landscape Evolution in the Glacial Lake Aitkin and Upham Basin, Northern Minnesota: in Hauck, S.A. and Severson, M.J.., eds., 50th Annual Institute on Lake Superior Geology: Field Trip Guidebook; Duluth, Minnesota, p. 170-199.