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Sagresmarisco

Loureiro*, S. .; A.. Newton; J.D. Icely, NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION IN THE RIA FORMOSA COASTAL LAGOON (S. PORTUGAL), SPATIAL AND SEASONAL VARIABILITY

San Francisco Bay Regional Water Board

Breaux*, A. M.; M.. Martindale, ASSESSMENT METHODOLGIES FOR WETLANDS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION

San Francisco Estuary Institute

Connor*, M. S., MANAGING MUNICIPAL DISCHARGES TO COASTAL WATERS IN THE UNITED STATES, JAPAN, AND HONG KONG

Striplen*, C. J.; R.M. Grossinger, RECONSTRUCTING THE ECO-CULTURAL LANDSCAPE AT BAY'S EDGE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONTEMPORARY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.

San Francisco State University

Bochdansky*, A. B.; S.M. Bollens, DISTRIBUTION, FEEDING AND REPRODUCTION OF THE ESTUARINE COPEPOD Acartia IN A PATCHY FOOD ENVIRONMENT.

Cordell*, J. R.; S.M. Bollens; L.M. Tear, TIDAL-OLIGOHALINE HOLOPLANKTON OF NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC ESTUARIES: STRICTLY INVASIVE?

Grimaldo*, L. F.; W.. Kimmerer, STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF FOOD WEBS IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESTORATION

Rollwagen Bollens*, G. C.; S.M. Bollens; D.L. Penry, PROTOZOAN-METAZOAN LINKAGES IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY PLANKTONIC FOOD WEB, 1997 - 2000

San Francisco State University and The Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies

Paola*, P. .; W.. Kimmerer; M.H. Nicolini; D.. Marcal, THE ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF A HIGHLY ABUNDANT INTRODUCED ESTUARINE COPEPOD: FOODWEB LINK OR SINK?

San Francisco State University-Romberg Tiburon Center

Grimaldo*, L. F.; W.. Kimmerer, STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF FOOD WEBS IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA: IMPLICATIONS FOR RESTORATION

San Francisco State University/Romberg Tiburon Center

Visintainer*, T. A.; S.M. Bollens; C.. Simenstad; A.. Dean; S.. Avent, FISH USE OF A TIDAL SALT MARSH (CHINA CAMP, SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY) AS A FUNCTION OF CHANNEL ORDER

San Jose' State University

Chockalingam*, C. V.; G.C. Roegner; L.A. Parr, GENETIC HETEROGENEITY IN MEGALOPAE OF DUNGESS CRAB.

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Marine Laboratory

Greenawalt*, J. M.; T.F. Frazer; C.A. Jacoby; W.S. Arnold, ESTIMATING MORTALITY RATES OF THE SOUTHERN BAY SCALLOP ALONG THE FLORIDA'S GULF COAST: A KEY COMPONENT TO SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT

Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve

Bishop*, T. D.; D.. Hurley, THE NON-INDIGENOUS PORCELAIN CRAB, Petrolisthes armatus: POPULATION TRENDS IN THE SAPELO ISLAND NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE

Hurley*, D. .; T.D. Bishop; M.. Alber, AN INVENTORY OF THE MACROINVERTEBRATE FAUNA OF OYSTER REEFS IN THE DUPLIN RIVER, GEORGIA, WITH EMPHASIS ON NON-INDIGENOUS SPECIES OCCURRENCE

Savannah State

Curran*, M. C.; B.F. Maher, MONITORING OF UNHEALTHY "BROWN" SALT MARSH NEAR SAVANNAH, GA

Savannah State University

Curran*, M. C.; B.F. Maher, MONITORING OF UNHEALTHY "BROWN" SALT MARSH NEAR SAVANNAH, GA

Sheppard*, M. E.; R.F. Lee, SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE OF BLACK SEA BASS (Centropristis striata) IN A RE-CIRCULATING SALTWATER SYSTEM.

Save The Bay

Cole*, M. L.; K.D. Kroeger; I.. Valiela, STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS OF WASTEWATER NITROGEN IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS

SC Marine Resources Research Institute

Gillett*, D. J.; A.F. Holland; D.M. Sanger, TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THE OLIGOCHAETE POPULATIONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS; IS IT THE DEVIL OR THE DEPOSIT FEEDER IN THE DETAIL?

Sanger*, D. M.; A.F. Holland, EVALUATION OF THE IMPACTS OF DOCK STRUCTURES ON SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON Spartina alterniflora SHADING EFFECTS

SC Marine Resources Research Institute/ Hollings Marine Lab

Gillett*, D. J.; A.F. Holland; D.M. Sanger, TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THE OLIGOCHAETE POPULATIONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS; IS IT THE DEVIL OR THE DEPOSIT FEEDER IN THE DETAIL?

SCCWRP

Smith*, R. W.; J.A. Ranasinghe; S.B. Weisberg; D.E. Montagne; D.B. Cadien; T.K. Mikel; R.G. Velarde; A.. Dalkey, EXTENDING THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BENTHIC RESPONSE INDEX TO ASSESS BENTHIC CONDITION IN BAYS

SCDHEC Bureau of Water

Van Dolah*, R. F.; D.E. Chestnut; G.H. Riekerk; P.C. Jutte, USING MULTIPLE INTEGRATED MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOTIC CONDITION TO ASSESS THE OVERALL QUALITY OF ESTAURINE HABITATS

SCDNR Marine Resource Research Institute

Van Dolah*, R. F.; D.E. Chestnut; G.H. Riekerk; P.C. Jutte, USING MULTIPLE INTEGRATED MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOTIC CONDITION TO ASSESS THE OVERALL QUALITY OF ESTAURINE HABITATS

SCDNR Marine Resources Research Institute

Van Dolah*, R. F.; D.E. Chestnut; G.H. Riekerk; P.C. Jutte, USING MULTIPLE INTEGRATED MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOTIC CONDITION TO ASSESS THE OVERALL QUALITY OF ESTAURINE HABITATS

School for Marine Affairs

Archer*, J. A.; H.D. Berry; S.. Wyllie-Echeverria; A.T. Sewell; B.. Reeves, PLANT DEMOGRAPHICS OF Zostera marina ACROSS LARGE SPATIAL GRADIENTS IN PUGET SOUND AND THE STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA

School for Marine Science and Technology

Hamersley*, M. R.; B.L. Howes, COMPETITION FOR REGENERATED AMMONIUM BETWEEN PLANT UPTAKE AND COUPLED NITRIFICATION-DENITRIFICATION IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS

School of Aquatic and Fisheries Sciences

Stamatiou*, L. A.; J.R. Cordell; J.S. Brennan; K.R. Sobocinski, ANALYSIS OF DIET OF JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON IN CENTRAL PUGET SOUND

School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences

Toft*, J. D.; C.A. Simenstad; J.R. Cordell; C.D. Young; L.. Stamatiou, JUVENILE SALMON USAGE OF NEARSHORE HABITATS ALONG MODIFIED SHORELINES

School of Biological Sciences

Maricle*, B. R.; R.W. Lee, CHANGES IN CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF C4 ESTUARINE GRASSES UNDER DIFFERENT SALINITY LEVELS

School of Marine Affairs

Carlisle*, E. L.; S.. Wyllie-Echeverria; T.. Klinger, EMERGING SEAGRASS MANAGEMENT IN WASHINGTON STATE: NEW DIRECTIONS FOR A NEW MILLENNIUM

School of Marine Science

Milliman*, J. D., RIVER DISCHARGE TO THE COASTAL OCEAN: ROLE OF EVENTS, BOTH HUMAN AND NATURAL

School of Ocean Sciences

Jago*, C. F.; S.E. Jones, TURBULENCE CONTROL OF VERTICAL AND LATERAL FLUXES OF SUSPENDED MATTER

Rippeth*, T. P.; J.H. Simpson; L.. Arneborg; M.E. Inall; M.. Palmer; C.D. Janzen; B.. Liljebladh, TURBULENT MIXING AND THE VERTICAL CIRCULATION IN FJORDIC ESTUARIES

Williams*, E. .; J.H. Simpson; L.H. Brasseur, TURBULENCE MEASUREMENTS USING A FAST-SAMPLING ADCP IN A PARTIALLY MIXED ESTUARY

School of Oceanography

Cannon*, G. A.; C.C. Ebbesmeyer, CIRCULATION AT THE JUNCTION OF TWO ESTUARIES

School of Public Health

Kelley*, J. .; L.. Hardison; J.. Morris, FRESHWATER TIDAL PLANT DISTRIBUTION ON THE COOPER RIVER, S.C.

School of Renewable Natural Resources

Kanouse*, S. .; M.K. La Peyre; J.A. Nyman, NEKTON USE OF THREE BRACKISH MARSH POND MICROHABITAT TYPES

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Currin*, C. A.; L.A. Levin; K.R. Carman, WHICH SCUM IS WHICH? UNRAVELLING BENTHIC ALGAL-BASED FOOD WEBS USING ISOTOPIC TRACER TECHNIQUES

Gieskes*, J. .; C.. Mahn; W.. Ziebis; D.B. Chadwick, ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF SEDIMENTS IN SAN DIEGO BAY, A PRISM STUDY

Gutierrez de Velasco*, G. .; C.. Winant, SALT EXCHANGE RATE IN A WELL-MIXED INVERSE ESTUARY

Largier*, J. L., A REVIEW OF HYPERSALINITY IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL SYSTEMS.

Levin*, L. A.; C.. Neira, TROPHIC PATHWAYS OF INVASIVE Spartina REVEALED THROUGH 15N ENRICHMENTS

Moisan*, J. R.; K.D. Stolzenbach; E.. Di Lorenzo; B.. Miller; J.. Wilkin; J.C. McWilliams; D.B. Haidvogel, RESOLVING NITROGEN, CARBON AND OXYGEN CYCLES FOR THE U.S. CONTINENTAL MARGIN WITH COUPLED CIRCULATION/BIOGEOCHEMICAL MODELS

Neira*, C. .; L.A. Levin; E.. Grosholz; G.. Mendoza, RESPONSE OF BENTHIC MACROFAUNAL COMMUNITY TO INVASION BY Spartina (foliosa x alterniflora) HYBRID IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

SEA Environmental Decisions

Apitz*, S. E.; D.B. Chadwick; J.. Germano; J.. Geiskes; G.. Maa; M.T. Montgomery; R.. Paulsen; C.. Smith; W.. Ziebis, INTEGRATED RESULTS OF THE PATHWAY RANKING FOR IN-PLACE SEDIMENT MANAGEMENT (PRISM) PROGRAM: CRITICAL ASSESSMENT

Blake*, A. C.; E.. Arias; S.E. Apitz; L.S. Bingler, ESTABLISHING A HISTORICAL RECORD OF CONTAMINANT INPUTS IN SEDIMENTS AT PRISM SITES

Sequoia Scientific

Agrawal*, Y. C.; H.C. Pottsmith, MEASURING MARINE PARTICLE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES - TECHNOLOGY, LIMITATIONS, DATA

SERC Smithsonian Institute

Jacobson*, M. E.; I.C. Feller; M.L. Fogel; M.E. Frischer; C.. Lee; I.. Romero; D.. Thornton; G.. Rudnick; B.J. Smallwood; M.. Vargis; M.. Wooller, A COMPARISON OF TREE AND MICROBIAL NUTRIENT LIMITATION IN A MANGROVE SYSTEM IN BELIZE.

SFWMD

Fitz*, H. C.; J.. Godin; F.H. Sklar; B.. Trimble; N.. Wang, ADVANCES IN INTEGRATED ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT USING THE EVERGLADES LANDSCAPE MODEL

Zaldivar*, J. A.; J.A. Herrera-Silveira; C.. Coronado-Molina, LONG-TERM PATTERNS OF LITTER PRODUCTION IN FRINGE MANGROVE FOREST IN A KARSTIC TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOON.

SFWMD-Florida Bay

Madden*, C. J.; S.P. Kelly; C.. Donovan; D.. Rudnick, COMPONENTS OF ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM AT THE EVERGLADES-FLORIDA BAY ECOTONE

SFWMD-Florida Bay Division

Madden*, C. J.; S.P. Kelly; C.. Donovan; D.. Rudnick, COMPONENTS OF ECOSYSTEM METABOLISM AT THE EVERGLADES-FLORIDA BAY ECOTONE

Shannon Point Marine Center

Ma*, X. .; J.E. Purcell, EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON SURVIVAL AND ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF THE INVASIVE HYDROZOAN, Moerisia lyonsi

Muller-Parker*, G. ., A COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION PROJECT: FLIP ABOUT THE INTERTIDAL ZONE

Purcell*, J. E.; M.B. Decker, COMPARISON OF PREDATION EFFECTS ON COPEPODS BY MEDUSAE AND CTENOPHORES IN TWO DECADES DIFFERING IN FRESHWATER INPUT TO CHESAPEAKE BAY

Shimane Prefectural Institute of Public Health and Environmental Science

Yamamuro*, M. .; J.. Hiratsuka; Y.. Ishitobi, HISTORICAL ROLE OF SEAGRASS HARVESTING FOR FERTILIZER IN NUTRIENT REMOVAL FROM AN ESTUARINE LAGOON, LAKE NAKAUMI, JAPAN

Shimane Research Group of Wildlife

Yamamuro*, M. .; J.. Hiratsuka; Y.. Ishitobi, HISTORICAL ROLE OF SEAGRASS HARVESTING FOR FERTILIZER IN NUTRIENT REMOVAL FROM AN ESTUARINE LAGOON, LAKE NAKAUMI, JAPAN

Shreffler Environmental

Shreffler*, D. .; R.. Johnson; B.. Rot, A VISION OF UNDEVELOPMENT: RESTORATION OF JIMMYCOMELATELY CREEK AND ESTUARY

Williams*, G. D.; D.K. Shreffler; R.M. Thom; J.. Toohey, PREDATION RISK OF JUVENILE SALMON NEAR OVERWATER STRUCTURES: FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDED PROTOCOLS

Skagit System Cooperative

Hood*, W. G., INDIRECT EFFECTS OF DIKES ON ESTUARINE TIDAL CHANNELS: THINKING OUTSIDE OF THE DIKE FOR HABITAT RESTORATION AND MONITORING.

Skidaway Institute of Oceanography

Alexander*, C. R.; G.. Kineke; C.. Venherm, THE ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF RAPID, FINE-GRAINED SEDIMENT ACCUMULATION IN THE ACE BASIN NERR, SC

Craig*, A. H.; C.R. Alexander; M.. Alber, GIS-BASED COMPARISONS OF GEOMORPHIC VARIABLES IN A RESTORED AND NATURAL MARSH IN GEORGIA

Elston*, S. A.; J.O. Blanton; H.E. Seim, SECONDARY CIRCULATION: WHAT IS IT AND HOW IS IT PARTITIONED?

Grajeda-Muñoz*, M. M.; E.. Shumilin; H.. Windom; R.. Smith; D.. Sapozhnikov, TRACE ELEMENTS IN SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS OF A LARGE HYPERSALINE LAGOON, OJO DE LIEBRE, WESTERN BAJA CALIFORNIA PENINSULA, MEXICO.

Robinson*, M. H.; C.. Alexander, GIS AND FIELD-BASED ANALYSIS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND CUMULATIVE IMPACTS OF RECREATIONAL DOCKS ON THE SALT MARSHES OF GEORGIA

Sheppard*, M. E.; R.F. Lee, SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE OF BLACK SEA BASS (Centropristis striata) IN A RE-CIRCULATING SALTWATER SYSTEM.

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

Ball*, M. C.; C.E. Lovelock, SALINITY AND SPECIATION IN MANGROVES

Bills*, J. M.; W.J. Kimmerer; G.. Smith; G.M. Ruiz; K.H. Choi, IS MID-OCEAN EXCHANGE EFFECTIVE IN PREVENTING THE INVASION OF ESTUARIES BY ZOOPLANKTON FROM SHIPS' BALLAST TANKS?

Borgatti*, R. .; I.C. Feller, EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ON SEEDLING HERBIVORY AND SURVIVAL ALONG A TREE-HEIGHT GRADIENT.

Breitburg*, D. L.; A.T. Adamack; T.E. Jordan; W.S. Lung; K.A. Rose; D.E. Weller, LINKING WATERSHED LAND USE, CLIMATE VARIABILITY, WATER QUALITY AND SURVIVAL OF EARLY LIFE STAGES OF FISH IN THE PATUXENT RIVER

Chamberlain*, A. H.; I.C. Feller, EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ON DECOMPOSITION IN A MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

Delano*, K. A.; R.N. Lipcius; A.H. Hines; R.D. Seitz, HABITAT QUALITY AND METAPOPULATION DYNAMICS IN THE BALTIC CLAM

Ewe*, S. M.; C.E. Lovelock; I.C. Feller, ECOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF MANGROVES TO THE INTERACTION BETWEEN NUTRIENTS AND SALINITY.

Feller*, I. C.; C.E. Lovelock; K.L. McKee; M.C. Ball; J.I. Ellis, BIOCOMPLEXITY IN MANGROVE FORESTS: INDO-WEST PACIFIC VS. ATLANTIC-EAST PACIFIC COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY ON GROWTH AND HERBIVORY

Gallegos*, C. L.; D.. Weller; M.. Baker; P.D. Biber; W.J. Kenworthy; M.S. Fonseca, EVALUATION OF AN OPTICALLY BASED INDICATOR OF ESTUARINE OF WATER CLARITY: LINKS TO WATERSHED LAND USE

Jewett*, E. B.; A.H. Hines; G.M. Ruiz, LOW DISSOLVED OXYGEN CREATES POTENTIAL NICHE FOR NEWCOMERS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Jordan*, T. E.; J.C. Cornwell; W.R. Boynton, CHANGES IN PHOSPHORUS BIOGEOCHEMISTRY ACROSS THE TRANSITION FROM FRESHWATER TO SALTWATER

Lovelock*, C. E.; M.C. Ball; I.C. Feller, PATTERNS IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC CARBON GAIN AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION UNDER NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT IN MANGROVE FORESTS IN TWO BIOGEOGRAPHIC REGIONS

McKee*, K. L.; D.R. Cahoon; I.C. Feller, SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CONTROLS ON ELEVATION CHANGE AND HABITAT STABILITY OF A BIOGENIC MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM IN BELIZE

Megonigal*, J. P.; A.S. Marsh; B.G. Drake, THE EFFECTS OF ELEVATED CO2 ON SUBSURFACE PROCESSES IN A BRACKISH MARSH

Neubauer*, S. C.; K.A. Givler; S.K. Valentine; J.P. Megonigal, RHIZOSPHERE EFFECTS ON ANAEROBIC METABOLISM IN WETLANDS

Smithsonian Marine Station

Ewe*, S. M.; C.E. Lovelock; I.C. Feller, ECOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF MANGROVES TO THE INTERACTION BETWEEN NUTRIENTS AND SALINITY.

Tunberg*, B. G., ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF WETLAND IMPOUNDMENT ON FIDDLER CRAB POPULATIONS, INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Carruthers*, T. J.; P.. Barnes; J.. Fourqurean, LINKING RAINFALL, WATERSHED SOURCES AND SEAGRASS NUTRIENTS IN A HIGH RAINFALL TROPICAL COASTAL SYSTEM

Sonoma County Water Agency

Martini-Lamb*, J. E.; L.S. Parsons, TURNING WASTE INTO WATER: USE OF RECLAIMED WASTEWATER FOR RESTORATION AND WILDLIFE HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PURPOSES

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control and The University of South Carolina

Hayes*, K. C.; A.J. Lewitus; A.S. Shurtleff, AN ASSESSMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL WATERS: IS EUTROPHICATION A PROBLEM?

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

Dukes*, A. W.; E.L. Wenner; M.. Lizotte, IMPROVING DISSOLVED OXYGEN DATA

Filipowicz*, A. B.; D.M. Sanger, A BASELINE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF HEADWATER TIDAL CREEKS OF THE MAY RIVER, BEAUFORT COUNTY, BLUFFTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

Finkbeiner*, M. A.; B.R. Stevenson; B.. Anderson; M.. Yianopoulis; L.. Coen; G.. Martin; K.. Cullen, HIGH-RESOLUTION MULTI-SPECTRAL REMOTE SENSING FOR INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF MAPPING AND CHARACTERIZATION IN COASTAL SOUTH CAROLINA

Kempton*, J. W.; P.R. Williams; S.B. Wilde; A.J. Lewitus, REAL-TIME PCR DETECTION OF SELECTED DINOPHYCEAE AND RAPHIDOPHYCEAE SPECIES FROM SOUTH CAROLINA TIDAL CREEKS AND BRACKISH RETENTION PONDS

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and The University of South Carolina

Hayes*, K. C.; A.J. Lewitus; A.S. Shurtleff, AN ASSESSMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL WATERS: IS EUTROPHICATION A PROBLEM?

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Marine Research Institute

Vincent*, J. S.; D.E. Porter; L.D. Coen; D.. Bushek; S.R. Schill, MAPPING INTERTIDAL SHELLFISH RESOURCES USING REMOTE SENSING

South Carolina Marine Resources Research Institute

Weinstein*, J. E.; D.M. Sanger, COMBINED EFFECTS OF LOWERED OXYGEN AND POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON EXPOSURE ON TWO COMMON ANNELIDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL ESTUARIES

South Florida Water Management District

Akman*, O. .; E.. Koepfler; C.. Madden; A.. Lewitus, MULTIVARIATE TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF NESTED BIO-PHYSICAL DATA FROM NORTH INLET, SC

Bennett*, R. J.; P.H. Doering; D.T. Rudnick; J.N. Boyer, NUTRIENT - PHYTOPLANKTON RELATIONSHIPS: A COMPARISON OF SOUTH FLORIDA'S ESTUARIES

Chamberlain*, R. H.; P.H. Doering, A RESOURCE-BASED APPROACH TO DETERMINE PRELIMINARY WATER QUALITY TARGETS IN THE CALOOSAHATCHEE ESTUARY, FLORIDA.

Corbett*, C. A.; D.A. Tomasko; T.K. Barnes; K.A. Madley, ISSUES WITH USING SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION AS AN INDICATOR OF ECOSYSTEM HEALTH IN CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA

Donovan*, C. .; C.J. Madden; D.T. Rudnick; S.P. Kelly, QUANTIFICATION OF THE COLORED DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER SOURCE IN NORTHEASTERN AND CENTRAL FLORIDA BAY WITH A FLOW-THROUGH MAPPING SYSTEM.

Hunt*, M. J.; P.H. Doering; R.H. Chamberlain; K.M. Haunert; C.. Qiu, COMBINING MODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK TO DETERMINE LIGHT AND SALINITY STRESS FOR SAV IN THE OLIGOHALINE ZONE OF A RIVERINE ESTUARY WITH MANAGED INFLOW

Kelly*, S. P.; C.J. Madden; D.T. Rudnick; C.. Donovan; J.C. Creasser, FATE AND EFFECTS OF EVERGLADES DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN FLORIDA BAY

Koch*, M. S.; A.F. Gras; C.. Madden, PHOSPHORUS UPTAKE KINETICS OF THE TROPICAL SEAGRASS Thalassia testudinum

Koepfler*, E. .; A.. Lewitus; C.. Madden; O.. Akman; R.. Tymowski; C.. Buzzelli, SPATIAL-TEMPORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROBIAL GROWTH PROCESSES AT NORTH INLET, SC BASED UPON TIME-SERIES DATAFLOW MEASUREMENTS.

McDonald*, A. A.; C.J. Madden, AN ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF SEAGRASS DYNAMICS IN FLORIDA BAY

Rudnick*, D. T., THE CHALLENGE OF FLORIDA BAY RESTORATION: UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING ECOSYSTEM CHANGE

Schopmeyer*, S. A.; M.S. Koch; C.. Madden; C.. Kyhn-Hansen, MULTIPLE STRESSOR EFFECTS ON SEAGRASSES IN FLORIDA BAY: A MESOCOSM RESEARCH APPROACH

South Florida Water Management District - Everglades Division

Coronado-Molina*, C. .; M.. Korvela; F.. Vera-Herrera; H.. Alvarez-Guillen; J.W. Day; F.. Sklar, VERTICAL ACCRETION, ELEVATION CHANGE, AND LITTER PRODUCTION IN TERRIGENOUS AND CARBONATE MANGROVE FORESTS LOCATED IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Sklar*, F. .; S.. Newman; D.. Gawlik; J.. Ogden; K.. Rutchey; C.. Coronado-Molina, THE SCIENTIFIC UNDERPINNINGS AND MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE OF EVERGLADES RESTORATION

South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve

Cornu*, C. E.; M.E. Koehler, REESTABLISHING ESTUARINE CHANNEL COMPLEXITY AT HEAD OF TIDE: ANDERSON CREEK RESTORATION PROJECT IN COOS BAY'S SOUTH SLOUGH

Cornu*, C. E.; S.. Sadro, PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL RESPONSES TO EXPERIMENTAL MARSH SURFACE ELEVATION MANIPULATION IN COOS BAY'S SOUTH SLOUGH

Powell*, S. L.; S.S. Rumrill, NERR- SWMP: A FRAMEWORK TO ASSESS SHORT-TERM VARIABILITY AND LONG-TERM CHANGE IN THE TIDAL CHANNELS OF THE SOUTH SLOUGH ESTUARY, OR

Rumrill*, S. S.; V.K. Poulton, ECOLOGICAL ROLE AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF OYSTER CULTURE IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT OF HUMBOLDT BAY, CA

Southampton College

Valentine*, J. F.; K.L. Heck; B.P. Peterson; M.W. Beck; D.. Blackmon; J.C. Christian; M.. Goecker; G.. Fioravanti; R.. Kroutil, TROPHIC EXCHANGE AT THE CORAL REEF-SEAGRASS INTERFACE: A MULTITROPHIC LEVEL TEST OF EFFECTS OF OVERFISHING ON CORAL REEF FOOD WEBS

Southeast Environmental Research Center

Mir Gonzalez*, D. .; J.N. Boyer; J.. Meeder, THE EFFECT OF GROUNDWATER NUTRIENT INPUTS ON BENTHIC MACROPHYTE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN BISCAYNE BAY, FLORIDA

Southeast Fisheries Science Center

Appeldoorn*, R. S.; C.W. Recksiek; R.L. Hill, JUVENILE & ADULT HABITAT SHIFTS IN CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS

Southern California Coastal Water Research Project

Kamer*, K. .; M.. Sutula; E.. Briscoe, SEASONAL PATTERNS IN NUTRIENTS AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN MALIBU LAGOON: A CASE STUDY FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SEASONAL LAGOONS

Kennison*, R. L.; K.. Kamer; P.. Fong, SEASONAL PATTERNS IN NUTRIENT DYNAMICS AND MACROALGAL BLOOMS COMPARED BETWEEN FIVE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ESTUARIES

Sutula*, M. A.; K.. Kamer; J.E. Cable; E.. Briscoe, SEASONAL NUTRIENT DEPOSITION AND DIAGENESIS IN SEDIMENTS OF MALIBU LAGOON, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA

Southern Cross University

Eyre*, B. D.; A.J. Ferguson, THE EFFECT OF TRAWLING ON SEDIMENT DENITRIFICATION AND N-FIXATION IN MORETON BAY, AUSTRALIA

Southwest Florida Water Management District

Corbett*, C. A.; D.A. Tomasko; T.K. Barnes; K.A. Madley, ISSUES WITH USING SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION AS AN INDICATOR OF ECOSYSTEM HEALTH IN CHARLOTTE HARBOR, FLORIDA

Flannery*, M. S.; X.C. Chen; J.K. Culter; E.B. Peebles; A.J. Janicki; G.A. Vargo, AN EVALUATION OF ALLOWABLE REDUCTIONS OF FRESHWATER INFLOWS TO THE ALAFIA RIVER, A NUTRIENT ENRICHED TIDAL RIVER ESTUARY

Tomasko*, D. A., DISTINGUISHING NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC SIGNALS IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS - EXAMPLES FROM SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Space and Naval Warface Systems Center - San Diego

Chadwick*, D. B.; B.M. Davidson; J.M. Guerrero; G.J. Groves, MEASURING DIFFUSIVE FLUX FOR PROJECT PRISM: USING AN AUTOMATED SAMPLING DEVICE TO EVALUATE CONTAMINANT EXCHANGE AT THE SEDIMENT/SURFACE WATER INTERFACE

Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center

Blake*, A. C.; E.. Arias; S.E. Apitz; L.S. Bingler, ESTABLISHING A HISTORICAL RECORD OF CONTAMINANT INPUTS IN SEDIMENTS AT PRISM SITES

Johnston*, R. K.; P.F. Wang; H.. Halkola; K.E. Richter; B.E. Skahill; W.H. Choi; R.. Ambrose; M.. Roberts; M.. Kawase, AN INTEGRATED WATERSHED-RECEIVING WATER MODEL FOR SINCLAIR AND DYES INLET, PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON, USA

Smith*, C. F.; D.B. Chadwick; R.J. Paulsen; G.J. Groves, ADVECTIVE TRANSPORT IN PROJECT PRISM: USE OF AN AUTOMATED SEEPAGE/WATER SAMPLING METER TO EVALUATE CONTAMINANT EXCHANGE AT THE GROUND/SURFACE WATER INTERFACE

Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center - San Diego

Chadwick*, D. B.; B.M. Davidson; J.M. Guerrero; G.J. Groves, MEASURING DIFFUSIVE FLUX FOR PROJECT PRISM: USING AN AUTOMATED SAMPLING DEVICE TO EVALUATE CONTAMINANT EXCHANGE AT THE SEDIMENT/SURFACE WATER INTERFACE

SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego

Apitz*, S. E.; D.B. Chadwick; J.. Germano; J.. Geiskes; G.. Maa; M.T. Montgomery; R.. Paulsen; C.. Smith; W.. Ziebis, INTEGRATED RESULTS OF THE PATHWAY RANKING FOR IN-PLACE SEDIMENT MANAGEMENT (PRISM) PROGRAM: CRITICAL ASSESSMENT

Katz*, C. .; A.C. Blake; G.. Rosen; S.. Steinert; D.. Chadwick, STORM WATER TOXICITY IN EFFLUENTS AND RECEIVING WATERS OF SAN DIEGO BAY

St. Johns River Water Management District

Brockmeyer*, R. E.; C.R. Hinkle; J.A. Collazo; L.K. Blum; D.R. Cahoon; D.M. Scheidt, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: I. PROJECT HISTORY AND OVERVIEW

Hendrickson*, J. C.; P.. Sucsy; C.F. Cerco, DEVELOPMENT OF NUTRIENT REDUCTION TARGETS FOR CONTROL OF DISCHARGE-MEDIATED OSCILLATIONS IN SEASONAL PHYTOPLANKTON STANDING STOCK IN A BLACKWATER RIVER ESTUARY

Payne*, W. V.; D.K. Hunt; R.E. Brockmeyer, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: VII. DATA MANAGEMENT

Pulich*, r. .; R.W. Virnstein; S.. Wyllie-Echeverria; R.S. Fletcher; H.D. Berry, DERIVING LANDSCAPE INDICATORS OF STRESS FOR THE SEAGRASS BIOME

Steinmetz*, A. M.; D.. Dobberfuhl, DROUGHT RELATED EFFECTS ON SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION COMMUNITIES IN THE LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER ESTUARY

Steward*, J. S.; M.A. Lasi, WATER QUALITY TARGETS FOR THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON: METHODS AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS

Stewart*, J. B.; R.E. Brockmeyer; M.J. Provancha; J.E. Beck; E.W. Carter, WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MERRITT ISLAND NWR: II. SITE DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY.

Virnstein*, R. W.; L.J. Morris; J.S. Steward; J.. Beck, SETTING SEAGRASS AND LIGHT-DEPTH TARGETS FOR THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FL

St. Johns River Water Mangement District

Lasi*, M. A.; W.A. Tweedale; J.S. Steward; J.E. Beck, COMPARING WATER QUALITY BETWEEN LONG-TERM MONITORING NETWORK SITES AND DEEP-EDGE-OF-SEAGRASS SITES IN THE INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

St. Mary's College of Maryland

Abdella*, J. A.; R.W. Paul; C.E. Tanner; R.K. Larsen, LINKING NON-TIDAL STREAM HEALTH TO NUTRIENTS AND HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN THE TIDAL ST. MARY'S RIVER, MARYLAND

Paul*, R. W., USING GIS TO UNDERSTAND HIGH RESOLUTION LINKAGES BETWEEN NON-TIDAL WATERSHED STREAMS AND A RECEIVING ESTUARY

Tanner*, C. E., GROWING EELGRASS (Zostera marina) FROM SEEDS IN LAND-BASED CULTURE SYSTEMS FOR USE IN RESTORATION PROJECTS

Stanford University

Anderson*, S. S., TESTING THE FIELD OF DREAMS HYPOTHESIS: IF WE BUILD IT, WILL THEY COME?

Koseff*, J. R., BEYOND THE REYNOLDS NUMBER: BRIDGING THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL GAP BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES USING TIME-SCALES AND DIMENSIONLESS NUMBERS

Misra*, G. .; A.. Paytan, VARIABILITY IN GROUNDWATER SOURCES AND CIRCULATION PATTERNS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CALIFORNIA

Simons*, R. D.; S.G. Monismith; G.. Winkler; L.E. Johnson; F.J. Saucier, MODELING THE PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR ZOOPLANKTON RETENTION IN THE ESTUARINE TRANSITION ZONE OF ST. LAWRENCE ESTUARY

Wankel*, S. D.; A.. Paytan; G.. Misra; C.. Kendall , NEW STABLE ISOTOPIC TECHNIQUES OF NITRATE APPLIED TO INVESTIGATION OF ESTUARINE NITROGEN CYCLING, ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA

Winkler*, G. .; R.. Simons; S.. Monismith; L.E. Johnson; F.. Saucier; J.J. Dodson, SWIMMING WITH THE TIDES: POSITION MAINTENANCE OF MESOPLANKTON IN THE HIGHLY DYNAMIC ESTUARY OF THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

Stanford University/USGS

Wankel*, S. D.; A.. Paytan; G.. Misra; C.. Kendall , NEW STABLE ISOTOPIC TECHNIQUES OF NITRATE APPLIED TO INVESTIGATION OF ESTUARINE NITROGEN CYCLING, ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA

Stanford.University

Misra*, G. .; A.. Paytan, VARIABILITY IN GROUNDWATER SOURCES AND CIRCULATION PATTERNS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CALIFORNIA

State Key Lab of Estuarine & Coastal Sediment Dynamics & Morphodynamics

Yang*, S. Y.; C.T. Friedrichs; P.X. Ding; J.. Zhu; Q.Y. Zhao, MORPHOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF TIDAL MARSHES, FLATS AND CHANNELS OF THE OUTER YANGTZE RIVER MOUTH TO A MAJOR STORM

State University of New York

Boyer*, E. W.; R.W. Howarth; J.N. Galloway, RIVERINE NITROGEN EXPORT FROM THE WORLD'S WATERSHEDS

Maes*, J. .; K.E. Limburg, WHY DO YOUNG HERRING OVERWINTER IN NORTH SEA ESTUARIES: A DYNAMIC MODEL FOR THE LIFE HISTORY OF CLUPEA HARENGUS.

Statistics Consultant

Preston*, S. D.; E.. Perry; P.T. Jacobson, ASSESSMENT OF WATER-QUALITY CRITERIA IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY BY ACCOUNTING FOR SPATIAL GRADIENTS AND TEMPORAL FREQUENCIES

Stazione Zoologica 'A. Dohrn'

Procaccini*, G. ., MEADOW-SCALE GENE FLOW AND GENETIC STRUCTURE IN MEDITERRANEAN SEAGRASSES

Stevens Institute of Technology

Blumberg*, A. F., NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY HARBOR ESTUARY CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT MECHANISMS

Fullerton*, B. J., CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMUTER FERRY WAKE IN NEW YORK HARBOR: IMPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION

Kruger*, D. B.; A.M. Pence, NEW SCHEMES TO APPROXIMATE DENSITY OF SEA WATER FOR USE IN COMPUTER MODELING

Pence*, A. M.; B.J. Fullerton; D.B. Kruger, CALIBRATION OF THE LISST-100 USING QUARTZ SAND AND SILICON CARBIDE

Rankin*, K. L.; M.S. Bruno; A.M. Pence; B.J. Fullerton; P.. Burke, METEOROLOGICAL FORCING OF THE NEWARK BAY/KILLS SYSTEM

Stony Brook University

Swanson*, R. L.; R.E. Wilson, PERSPECTIVES OF LONG-TERM HYPOXIC CONDITIONS IN LONG ISLAND SOUND

Stroud Water Research Center

Wiegner*, T. N.; L.A. Kaplan; J.D. Newbold; P.H. Ostrom; H.. Gandhi, DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON UPTAKE IN A PIEDMONT STREAM DETERMINED BY A WHOLE-STREAM 13C TRACER ADDITION

Subsecrataria de Medio Ambiente Gobierno del Estado de Veracruz

Macauley*, J. M.; H.V. Alafita; J.K. Summers; V.D. Engle; W.G. Craven; P.T. Heitmuller, ASSESSING THE ECOLOGICAL CONDITION OF VERACRUZ, MEXICO ESTUARIES.

Suffolk County Department of Health Services

Smith*, C. F.; D.B. Chadwick; R.J. Paulsen; G.J. Groves, ADVECTIVE TRANSPORT IN PROJECT PRISM: USE OF AN AUTOMATED SEEPAGE/WATER SAMPLING METER TO EVALUATE CONTAMINANT EXCHANGE AT THE GROUND/SURFACE WATER INTERFACE

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

Limburg*, K. E., FISHES AND INVERTEBRATES AS NUTRIENT DELIVERY SYSTEMS IN ESTUARIES

SUNY ESF

Swaney*, D. P.; R.W. Howarth; E.W. Boyer, RENUMA: A REGIONAL SCALE NUTRIENT LOADING MODEL FOR MANAGEMENT

SUNY School of Forestry & Environmental Science

Howarth*, R. W.; R.M. Marino; E.W. Boyer; D.P. Swaney, POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON DELIVERY OF NUTRIENTS TO ESTUARIES

SUNY-ESF

Sobczak*, W. V.; K.E. Limburg, ROLE OF DETRITUS IN SUPPORTING ESTUARINE AND RIVERINE FOOD WEBS: CROSS-SYSTEM COMPARISON

Suwannee River Water Management District

Carlson*, P. R.; R.A. Mattson; L.A. Yarbro; D.D. Saindon; A.D. Ketron; M.. Merello, OPTICAL WATER QUALITY AND SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTION IN FLORIDA'S BIG BEND

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