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CClimate Change in EstuariesAustin*, H.M., DECADAL OSCILLATIONS AND REGIME SHIFTS, A CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY MARINE CLIMATE
Reed*, D.; Boesch, D.F., CLIMATE CHANGE AND ESTUARIES: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE NATIONAL ASSESSMENT
Brush, G.S.; L.A. Hinnov*; J.M. Hill, SEDIMENTATION RATES AS CLIMATE SIGNALS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
Cronin*, T.M.; G.S. Dwyer; D.A. Willard, IMPACT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON CHESAPEAKE AND FLORIDA BAYS
Enfield*, D.B.; A. Mestas-Nuñez, THE MULTIDECADAL SIGNAL IN GLOBAL TEMPERATURES AND ITS ASSOCIATED LAND-CLIMATE IMPACTS.
Hofmann*, E.E.; J.M. Klinck; E.N. Powell; S.E. Ford; S.J. Jordan; E.M. Burreson, MODELING STUDIES OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND DISEASE INTERACTIONS IN EASTERN OYSTER POPULATIONS
Justic*, D.; N.N. Rabalais; R.E. Turner, IMPACTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON COASTAL HYPOXIA: EVIDENCE FROM CONTINUOUS OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO
Miller*, J.R., POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON STREAM FLOW
Najjar*, R.; J. Gibson, POTENTIAL IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON SUSQUEHANNA RIVER FLOW AND CHESAPEAKE BAY SALINITY
Oviatt*, C.; G. Ellis, DEMISE OF THE WINTER-SPRING BLOOM?
Rabalais*, N.N.; D. Justic; R.E. Turner; D. Goolsby; W. Battaglin; B.E. Cole; J.K. Craig; W.J. Wiseman, Jr., MISSISSIPPI RIVER FRESHWATER AND NUTRIENT FLUXES, HYPOXIA IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, AND CLIMATE VARIABILITY
Walker*, H., CLIMATE VARIABILITY, CHANGE, AND CONSEQUENCES IN ESTUARIES
Climate Change in Estuaries - Posters 1Babson*, A.L.; M. Kawase, INTER-ANNUAL VARIABILITY AND CROSS-CHANNEL STRUCTURE IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON
DeCandis*, A.J.; R.G. Najjar, ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE CLIMATE CHANGE AND ITS EFFECT ON TOTAL
SUSPENDED SEDIMENT IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
Garcia*, A.M., J.P. Vieira; K.O. Winemiller, INFLUENCES OF EL NINO ON THE DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARINE FISH ASSEMBLAGE
Kawase*, M., SEASONAL, INTERANNUAL AND LONG-TERM VARIABILITY OF WATER MASSES IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON
May*, M.K.; M.M. Brinson, HEADWARD EROSION OF TIDAL CREEKS
Montes-Hugo*, M.A.; G.E. Zaúl; M. Hernández, EL NIÑO CONTROL THE PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY IN A COASTAL LAGOON OF THE PACIFIC COAST INFLUENCED BY AQUACULTURE ACTIVITIES
Nagy*, G.J.; M. Gomez-Erache; C.M. Martinez; E.A. Forbes; V. Pshenikov; A. Ponce; P. Robatto, HYDROCLIMATIC VARIABILITY AND CHANGE IN THE RIO DE LA PLATA RIVER ESTUARY SYSTEM: ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE
Ransibrahmanakul*, V.; R.P. Stumpf; A. Robertson; K.S. Casey, TEMPORAL PATTERNS IN CHLOROPHYLL AND TEMPERATURE AROUND THE COASTAL US, FROM SEPTEMBER 1997 THROUGH 2001
Climate Change in Estuaries - Posters 2Allen*, L.J., STORAGE AND FLUXES OF CARBON IN WETLANDS OF PADILLA BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE
Doyle*, T.W.; R. Day; J. Biagas; G. Girod; M. Books; T. Hargis; B. Handley; M. Melder; J. Sullivan; K. Fontenot; J. Balmat, PREDICTED EFFECTS OF SALTWATER MARSH AND MANGROVE HABIITAT MIGRATION ON COASTAL RESOURCES OF THE GULF COAST UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE
Foster*, A.M.; T.J. Smith III, CHANGES IN THE MANGROVE/MARSH ECOTONES OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES
Lindland*, E.C.V.; M. Savarese; G.A. Goodfriend, TIME ACCUMULATION ON AN OYSTER REEF: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MONITORING OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
Loveland*, R.E.; M.L. Botton; L. Niles, DEVELOPMENTAL ECOLOGY OF THE ATLANTIC HORSESHOE CRAB: IMPLICATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE POPULATION.
Obley*, S.P.; M. Savarese; L.P. Tedesco, THE INFLUENCE OF SEA LEVEL RISE ON THE HISTORY OF ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA
Smith* III, T.J.; D.R. Cahoon; J.C. Lynch; G. Anderson, GROUNDWATER, SEDIMENT ELEVATION, SEA LEVEL RISE AND THE LONGTERM STABILITY OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES
Coastal and Marine BioinvasionsBuchsbaum*, R.; J. Catena; E. Hutchins; D. Burdick; E. Holt; A. Ridlon, CHANGES IN PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS AND OTHER ORGANISMS IN MASSACHUSETTS SALTMARSH AFTER RESTORATION OF TIDAL FLOW.
Lohrer*, A.M., THE THREAT OF INVASION IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: A FOCUS ON EXOTIC DECAPOD CRABS
Pederson*, J.; R. Bullock; D. Calder; J. Carlton; J. Chapman; A. Cohen; H. Dean; P. Dyrynda; L. Harris; C. Lambert; G. Lambert; A. Mathieson; S. Tyler; J. Winston, RAPID ASSESSMENT SURVEY OF MARINE BIOINVASIONS IN COASTAL MASSACHUSETTS
Smith*, J.P.; B.K. Carlisle, USING INVASIVE SPECIES AS A COMPONENT OF WETLAND ASSESSMENT
Combining Sciences and ManagementBatiuk*, R., DEFINING RESTORED CHESAPEAKE BAY WATER QUALITY THROUGH OXYGEN, CLARITY AND CHLOROPHYLL STANDARDS
Brumbaugh*, R.D.; S.K. Allen, AQUACULTURE AS A TOOL FOR OYSTER RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: PROGRESS, IMPEDIMENTS, AND GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS
de Jonge*, V.N., THE CHALLENGE OF HOW TO LINK FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES
Flores-Verdugo*, F.J.; C.M. Agraz-Hernandez, THE ROLE OF MICRO TOPOGRAPHY IN THE HYDROLOGICAL RESTORATION OF MANGROVES ON THE NORTHWEST AND CARIBBEAN COASTS OF MEXICO. PRELIMINARY RESULTS.
Odaya*, M.; M.W. Beck, ECOREGIONAL PLANNING IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO: IDENTIFYING PRIORITY SITES FOR CONSERVATION
Romana*, L.A.; R. Lafite; R. Hocdé, HOW SCIENCE CAN BRING UP KNOWLEDGE AND TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT OF ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT : THE CASE OF THE SEINE ESTUARY (FRANCE)
Combining Sciences and Management - PostersAllee*, R.J.; L. Becker; D. Brown, STATUS OF THE PROPOSED NATIONAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE HABITAT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
Allen*, W.; L. Cary-Kothera; G. Hinchcliff; M. Hoyle, A MODEL WORKSHOP FOR SHARING DATA AND TECHNOLOGY WITH COASTAL DECISION-MAKERS
Birkitt*, B.F.; L. Trepper; S. Ellsworth, Sr., A TEAM APPROACH TO MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES IN TAMPA BAY
Collier*, C.J.; W.C. Dennison; A. Grice; E.G. Abal, HEALTHY WATERWAYS: ACHIEVING THE VISION FOR AUSTRALIAN WATERWAYS THROUGH EFFECTIVE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION
DiGialleonardo*, J.D.; P.H. Doering; R.H. Chamberlain; K.M. Haunert, CHLOROPHYLL-A RELATED TO LIGHT INTENSITY AND NUTRIENT AVALIBILITY DURING DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN THE ST. LUCIE ESTUARY, FL.
Keller*, S.R.;Greenawalt, J.M.; T.K. Frazer; S.K. Notestein; J.A. Hale; M.S. Allen, FISHING AND NATURAL MORTALITY OF BAY SCALLOPS ALONG THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA
Hertler*, H.; D.A. Kreeger, A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT LOADINGS IN TEMPERATE AND SUB-TROPICAL SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES
Lovelace*, S., USING LIVE INTERACTIVE INTERNET VIDEO TO DISTRIBUTE RESEARCH FINDINGS TO MANAGERS
Lund*, K., Developing strategies to support Great Marsh resource management
Pool*, A.M.; R.L. Wallace, A POLICY ANALYSIS OF A DESALINATION PLANT IN APOLLO BEACH, FLORIDA
Sims*, M.; E.H. Smith, DEVELOPING ELEVATION AND VEGETATION METRICS FOR ROOKERY ISLAND CHARACTERIZATION IN LAGUNA MADRE, TEXAS, USA
Sobczak*, R.V., TURNER RIVER RESTORATION: RECONNECTING A RIVER TO ITS WATERSHED
Consequences of Climate ChangeCoronado-Molina*, C.; F. Sklar; M. Korvela; M. Jacoby, MANGROVE SOIL ACCRETION AND ELEVATION CHANGES ACROSS THE NORTHERN FLORIDA BAY TRANSITION ZONE
Lehman*, P.W., THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON LOWER FOOD WEB PRODUCTION IN NORTHERN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, 1975-1993.
Newton*, J., EFFECTS OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON MARINE WATER PROPERTIES AND PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTION IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARIES
Schmidt*, N.; M.E. Luther, ENSO IMPACTS ON SALINITY IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA
Siegel*, E.; J. Newton, SEASONAL AND INTERANNUAL VARIATIONS OF WATER PROPERTIES IN WILLAPA BAY, WASHINGTON
Thom*, R.; A. Borde; S. Rumrill; G. Williams; D. Woodruff; J. Southard, SPATIAL AND INTERNNUAL VARIABILITY IN EELGRASS ABUNDANCE AND BIOMASS IN WILLAPA BAY, WASHINGTON AND COOS BAY, OREGON
Coupling of Processes in WelandsBlanchard*, G., DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF BENTHIC MICROALGAL BIOMASS IN INTERTIDAL MUDFLATS
Guarini*, J.M.; G.E. Blanchard, AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO QUANTIFY THE DYNAMICS OF THE MICROALGAL BIOMASS IN SEMI-ENCLOSED, EUROPEAN-TYPE LITTORAL ECOSYSTEMS
Kamer*, K.; K. Schiff; P. Fong; R. Kennison, ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS CONTRIBUTE NUTRIENTS TO MACROALGAE: DIRECT EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM A BIOASSAY
Magalhães*, C.M.; W.J. Wiebe; A.A. Bordalo, UNRECOGNIZED ROLE OF ROCKY BIOFILMS IN ESTUARINE CARBON AND NUTRIENT DYNAMICS
Meyers*, M.B.; J.J. Fitzpatrick, PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS AND FATE IN A CONSTRUCTED WETLAND: SIMULATION ANALYSIS
Tyler*, A.C.; K.J. McGlathery; I.C. Anderson, DON FLUXES IN A MACROALGAL-DOMINATED TEMPERATE LAGOON: A COMPOUND SPECIFIC APPROACH
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