Tuesday, March 6, 2007: Technical Information Exchange
Registration
7:30-8:10 a.m.	Pick up badges, programs, and sign in; Poster viewing
Introductory remarks
8:10-8:30	Welcome, introduction to EBTAG, announcements
Invited Oral Presentations
8:30-8:55	Cenozoic Stratigraphy in the Santa Fe Embayment and Northwards to the Buckman Well Field, Española Basin, New Mexico. KONING, Daniel J., SMITH, Gary A., and READ, Adam, NMBGMR
8:55-9:20	Structural model of the southern Española Basin John Ferguson, UT-Dallas, Scott Baldridge, LANL
9:20-9:45	Preliminary Interpretations of Aeromagnetic Data Covering the Eastern Mountain Front of the Española Basin, New Mexico. GRAUCH, V.J.S., PHILLIPS, Jeffrey D., BANKEY, Viki, and HUDSON, Mark R., USGS
9:45-10:10	Preliminary Characterization of Fault Zones and Potential Impacts on Ground-Water Resources: Española Basin, New Mexico. CAINE, Jonathan Saul, MINOR, Scott, A., USGS, and JOHNSON, Peggy, S., NMBGMR
10:10-10:20	Coffee Break
10:20-10:45	Isotope and Aqueous Chemistry Investigation of Groundwater, Pajarito Plateau and Surrounding Areas, New Mexico. LONGMIRE, Patrick, DALE, Michael, KWICKLIS, Edward, GRANZOW, Kim, and GRAY, Robert, LANL.
10:45-11:10	Rancho Viejo Injection Demonstration Project. COOK, Casey W., Balleau Groundwater, Inc.
11:10-11:45	NMED tag team talks: NMED Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau Remedial Action Program. VON GONTEN, Susan, K. On-Site Wastewater Management in the Española Basin, MCQUILLAN, Dennis, and DELGADO, Melanie
11:45-1:00 p.m.	Lunch on your own at Santa Fe Community College cafeteria; poster viewing
1:00-1:25	Use of Intera Hydrologic Model for Determination Of Ground Water Supply for Santa Fe County: Next Steps. WUST, Stephen L., and TORRES, Karen M., Santa Fe County
1:25-1:50	Hydrogeologic Characteristics of the Tertiary-Age Galisteo Formation, Santa Fe County, New Mexico. FINCH, Steven T., John Shomaker & Associates
Poster Session
2:00-6:00	List of Presentations
Wednesday, March 7, 2007: Field Trip
Major Theme - Geologic Controls on Surface and Ground Waters This trip is intended to be informal and to foster discussion - all levels of knowledge and participation are welcome! We will stop at a number of outcrops and overlooks. Contributions from USGS, NMBGMR, and possibly other researchers on the following topics will be presented. The Architecture, Potential Permeability Structure, and Geochemistry of Fault Zones: Faults in Proterozoic, Phanerozoic, and Tertiary aquifer materials The Mountain Front-Basin Interface: Is it a fault, series of faults, sedimentary contact, all of the above? Is it a significant hydrogeological heterogeneity? Cerros del Rio Volcanic Field: Geological and hydrogeological features of the Black Rocks area and the southern end of the Española basin.