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SYM-01 - Use of Observing Systems for Understanding, Monitoring and Predicting Harmful Algal Blooms and Hypoxia

Berman, M.; Bergondo, D.; Nixon, S.; Oviatt, C., Bands of tidally induced vertical mixing transport hypoxic water to the surface in Narragansett Bay

Bridgeman, T. B.; Schloesser, D. W.; Ciborowski, J. J.; Ruberg, S. A.; Thomas, M. A., Hypoxia and Benthic Ecology in Western Lake Erie

Campbell, L.; Guinasso, Jr., N. L., Monitoring harmful algal blooms (HABs) in conjunction with the Texas Automated Buoy System (TABS) in the Gulf of Mexico

Culver, M. E.; Sellner, K. G.; Dortch, Q., Observing systems for HABs and hypoxia: Impacts for research and management

Deamer, N. J.; Reed, R. E.; Burkholder, J. M.; Shedd, T. R.; Widder, M. W.; van der Schalie, W. H., A real-time fish sentinel biosensor of harmful algal blooms and other stressors.

Foreman, M.; Hickey, B.; Trainer, V.; Pena, A.; Cochlan, W., ECOHAB Pacific Northwest: Monitoring and Modelling HABs along the Outer Washington Coast

Gallo, T. E.; Paerl , H. W.; Ramus, J. S.; Knight , J. F.; Lunetta, R. S.; Buzzelli, C., FerryMon: Ferry-based assessment of estuarine water quality parameters controlling phytoplankton and HAB dynamics

Greenfield, D. I.; SCHOLIN, C., Application of the Environmental Sample Processor (ESP) for Remote Detection of Harmful Algae and Associated Toxins

Hall, N. S.; Whipple, A.; Luettich, R. A.; Paerl, H. W., Application of an autonomous vertical profiling system to examine vertical distribution dynamics of phytoplankton in the Neuse River Estuary, NC

Hall, S., Real time monitoring of plankton by networks of volunteers using field microscopes

Hannafious, D. E.; Rose, R.; Newton, J. A., Hood Canal Dissolved Oxygen Program Citizens Monitoring: integrating a volunteer monitoring effort with the needs of a partnership-based research program

Jasinski, D. A.; Shenk, G.; Perry, E.; Dennison, B.; Longstaff, B., Forecasting Hypoxia in the Chesapeake Bay

Kamer, K.; Nezlin, N.; Stein, E., The relationship between intertidal macroalgae and hypoxia in Upper Newport Bay, a eutrophic southern California estuary

Kirkpatrick, G. J.; Millie, D. F.; Stumpf, R. P.; Wilhelm, S.; Lohrenz, S.; Moline, M. A.; Weisberg, R. H.; Schofield, O. M., Applications of the optical phytoplankton discriminator as an in situ component of an ocean observing system for HAB detection and tracking

Lewitus, A. J.; Williams, P. R.; Reed, R. E.; Burkholder, J. M., Enhancement of South Carolina’s Harmful Algal Bloom Program by real-time remote monitoring

McGillicuddy, D. J.; Anderson, D. M.; He, R.; Lynch, D. R.; Manning, J. P.; Smith, K. W.; Stock, C. A.; Townsend, D. W., Modeling blooms of Alexandrium fundyense in the Gulf of Maine: from climatology to forecasting

Newton, J. A.; Warner, M. J.; Hannafious, D. E., Status and Factors Contributing to Hypoxia in Hood Canal, WA, USA

Peterson, K. A.; Brown, L. H., FlowCAM Technology: Digital imaging flow cytometry for coastal research and water monitoring

Pride, L.; Rabalais, N.; Justic, D.; Stone, G.; Wiseman Jr., W. J.; Turner, E., HURRICANES AND HYPOXIA IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Rabalais, N. N.; Turner, R. E.; Wiseman, Jr., W. J.; Stone, G. A.; Pride, L.; Gibson, B., Observing System in the Gulf of Mexico Documents Hypoxia and Physical and Biological Parameters

Reynolds, K. C.; Rabalais, N. R.; Turner, R. G., Interaction of dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll biomass and physical conditions in the Barataria Bay estuary

Stumpf, R. P.; Tomlinson, M. C.; Culver, M. E.; Vincent, M. S.; Soracco, M., Developing operational systems in support of harmful algal blooms monitoring and forecasting

Thessen, A. E.; Glibert, P. M.; Stoecker, D. K., Domoic acid production during periods of low temperature and high light: A novel hypothesis for toxin production in Pseudo-nitzschia spp.

Tomlinson, M. C.; Wynne, T. T.; Stumpf, R. P., Remote sensing techniques for phytoplankton bloom characterization along the southwest coast of Florida

Trice, T. M.; Michael, B. D.; Tango, P. J.; Heyer, C. J., Harmful algal bloom and water quality monitoring, assessment, and management in Maryland’s Chesapeake and Coastal Bays

SYM-02 - Coastal Invasive Species: Impacts, Management and the Role of Modified Habitats

Adams, A. J.; Wolfe, R. K., Do altered coastal habitats promote non-native fish invasions into estuaries?

Bossenbroek, J. M.; Finoff, D. C.; Saphores, J. D.; Lodge, D. M., Evaluating the 100th Meridian Initiative: What is it worth to keep zebra mussels out of the Columbia River?

Boyd, S. G.; Bushek, D., Establishment of the Non-Indigenous Asian Isopod Synidotea laevidorsalis in Delaware Bay, USA

Boyer, K. E.; Reynolds, L. K., Pepperweed invasion in marshes of San Francisco Estuary: changes to sediment characteristics and effects on germination of natives

Brown, C. W., Investigating the invasion pathways of Littorina saxatilis into San Francisco Bay using mtDNA haplotype diversity

Brown, K. R.; Walters, L. J.; Glardon, C. G.; Sacks, P. E.; Beach, K. S.; Stam, W. T.; Olsen, J. L., Retail, On-Line and Field Availability of Native versus Non-Native Forms of the Green Macroalga Caulerpa in the State of Florida

Carlton, J. T., When We Change It They Will Come: Predicting Kaleidoscopic Ocean Transformations and 21st Century Invasions

Casanova, T. D.; Gilman, M.; Petrizi, B., Subtidal Population Distribution of Hemigrapsus sanguineus in Clinton Harbor, Connecticut

Choi, K. H.; Kimmerer, W.; Marcal, D., What Does Mating of Zooplankton Has To Do With Marine Bioinvasions

Dobbs, F. C., Can microorganisms be invasive and if so, what are their ecological impacts?

Donnelly, M. J.; Walters, L. J., Is the exotic Brazilian pepper Schinus terebinthifolius a threat to mangrove ecosystems in Florida?

Dozier, H., Non-Native Invasive Plant Environmentalism among Retail Nursery Customer in the Gulf Coast: Awareness, Concern and Action

Drake, L. A.; Doblin, M. A.; Dobbs, F. C., Case study in Chesapeake Bay: Invasion pathways for microorganisms via ships’ ballast water, biofilms, and ballast-tank residuals

Fofonoff, P. W.; Ruiz, G. M.; Carlton, J. T.; Lambert, G.; Hines, A. H.; Steves, B. P., Which coastal habitats are most invaded? - A database analysis for the coasts of North America.

Glardon, C. G.; Walters, L. J.; Quintana-Ascencio, P.; Weishampel, J. F.; Stam, W.; Olsen, J., Predicting risks of invasion of Caulerpa species in Florida

Heinemann, S. A.; Thomson, F. T.; Hynes, W. L.; Dobbs, F. C., Assessing the potential for horizontal gene transfer of plasmid-borne antibiotic resistance in Vibrio cholerae isolated from ships' ballast.

Hinkle, R. L.; Evans, B. Q.; Strait, K. A.; Teal, J., A field assessment of alternative treatments for the control of Phragmites australis in tidal wetlands - the PSEG Test Area Program

Jönsson, S.; Doblin, M. A.; DiTullio, G. R.; Dobbs, F. C., Phytoplankton dynamics in ships' ballast tanks: Comparison of fluorometric, HPLC and species analyses

Lorenz, O. T.; O'Connell, M. T.; Cashner, R. C., Source-sink dynamics of the invasive species Herichthys cyanoguttatus : the role of abiotic factors

Mann, R.; Harding, J. M.; Southworth, M., Tracking progression of a marine invasion: seven years of observations of the marine gastropod Rapana venosa in the Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, USA.

O'Connell, M. T., Freshwater invasive fishes in estuarine habitats

Ruiz, G. M.; Fofonoff, P. W.; Steves, B.; Carlton, J. T., Spread of Nonindigenous Marine Species in North America: Patterns and Predictions.

Slack, W. T.; Peterson, M. S.; Woodley, C. M., fish assemblage structure in coastal mississippi waterways and the association of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)

Stanton, L. E.; Mendelssohn, I. A., The ecosystem effects of Phragmites australis, an invasive clonal plant in southwestern Louisiana

Stepien, C. A., Genetic factors regulating ecological success of invasions: Examples from the Great Lakes

Thomson, III, F. K.; Heinemann, S. A.; Hynes, W.; Dobbs, F. C., Ships’ ballast as a potential vector for the transfer of antibiotic resistance genes among estuarine environments

Whitlatch, R. B., Interactive effects of climate change and land use patterns on the alteration of coastal marine systems by invasive species.

SYM-03 - Examining Nutrient Enrichment Effects on Coastal Ecosystems through Comparative Ecological Approaches and Perspectives

Aftanas, F.; Smith, K.; Caffrey, J. M., Comparing porewater nutrients and sediment characteristics in three estuaries: Weeks Bay, AL; Pensacola Bay, FL; And The Duplin River, GA

Alber, M.; Pomeroy, L. R.; Sheldon, J. E.; Schaefer, S. C., Forty years of watershed nitrogen inputs and estuarine response in the Altamaha River (Georgia, USA)

Bowen, J. L.; Crump, B. C.; Deegan, L. A.; Hobbie, J. E., Nitrogen enrichment of a New England salt marsh: Changes in bacterial production and microbial community composition

Brawley, J. W.; Field, J. M.; Wisneski, C. L.; Libby, P. S.; Kurtz, J. C.; Magee, M.; Tervelt, L., A Scientific Assessment of Nutrient Concentrations, Loads, and Biological Response in the Northern Gulf of Mexico

Breitburg, D. L., Predicting effects of eutrophication and overfishing on upper trophic levels in estuarine food webs: disentangling effects of multiple stressors

Brush, M. J.; Latour, R. J., Coupling top-down, multispecies fisheries models to simplified nutrient-plankton models in support of nutrient and multispecies management in Chesapeake Bay

Carmichael, R. H.; Valiela, I., Mechanisms and linkages relating eutrophication to bivalve secondary production in shallow coastal estuaries

Cebrian, J.; Stutes, A. L.; Corcoran, A. A.; Stutes, J. P.; Hunter, A. E., Impact of Sediment Nutrient Enrichment on Benthic Microalgal Communities: a Comparison Between Clear Coastal Lagoons and Turbid Estuaries

Cherry, J. S.; Hagy, J. D.; Lehrter, J. C.; Murrell, M. C.; Greene, R. M., Nitrogen and phosphorus input, fate and net biogeochemical transformations in Pensacola Bay, FL

Chesney, E. J.; Switzer, T. S.; Baltz, D. M., Patterns in the expression of fishery production: perspectives based on nekton abundance in a highly productive coastal ecosystem

Cicchetti, G.; Latimer, J.; Coiro, L.; Nelson, W.; Bergen, B.; Rego, S.; Dettmann, E.; Abdelrhman, M., Development of preliminary nitrogen load-response models for benthic habitat quality in southern New England embayments.

Deegan, L. A.; Peterson, B. J.; Hopkinson, C.; Hobbie, J. E.; Vallino, J.; Fleeger, J.; Warren, S.; Friedrichs, C.; Sheldon, A., TIDE: Evaluating the combined effects of increased nutrients and the loss of species on the sustainability of salt marsh ecosystems

Dewsbury, B. M.; Fourqurean, J. W., Artificial Structures as Fish Habitats in an Oligotrophic Estuary

DeYoe, H. R.; Dundar, O., Use of the macroalgae Laurencia poiteaui as an indicator of nutrient enrichment in a Texas subtropical lagoon.

Ferdie, M.; Erban, L.; McGlathery, K. J.; Zieman, J. C., Spatial variability of leaf nutrient content (CNP) and isotope ratios (¹³C, ¹⁵N) for seven seagrass species on Inhaca Island, Mozambique

Ford, K. H., An assessment of the impact of anthropogenic changes on the marine resources of coastal lagoons, Rhode Island

Frankovich, T. A.; Gaiser, E. E.; Armitage, A. R.; Fourqurean, J. W., Effects of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization on epiphytic diatom communities

Goebel, N. L.; Kremer, J. N.; Edwards, C. A., A simplified approach to modeling keystone processes that lead to hypoxic events in Long Island Sound

Hagy, J. D.; Lehrter, J. C.; Murrell, M. C.; Kurtz, J. C., Comparative analysis of the susceptibility of estuaries to hypoxia

Henry, K. M.; Dettmann, E. H.; Mason, L. B.; Erhunse, A., Relationships between total nitrogen and planktonic chlorophyll a concentrations in estuaries and bays

Josefson, A. B.; Hansen, J. L., Increasing water residence time in some estuaries promotes secondary productivity but decreases diversity

Kaldy, J. E., δ¹⁵N Evidence for Seasonal Oscillations in Nitrogen Sources Controlling “Green Tides” in Oregon Estuaries

Keith, D.; Latimer, J.; Dettmann, E.; Rego, S.; Bergen, B.; Nelson, W.; McKinney, R.; Charpentier, M., Development of a Preliminary Nitrogen Load - Response Model for Chlorophyll a using Airplane-Derived Remote Sensing in Southern New England Embayments

Keller, D. P.; Hood, R. R., Modeling the sources, sinks, and transformation of dissolved organic nitrogen in estuarine and coastal waters

Latimer, J.; Cicchetti, G.; Keith, D.; Rego, S.; Dettmann, E.; Coiro, L.; Bergen, B.; Nelson, W.; McKinney, R.; Charpentier, M., Derivation of Nitrogen Load–Ecological Response Models in Southern New England Embayments using a Comparative Systems Approach

Lehrter, J. C.; Pennock, J. R.; Kiene, R. P., A comparative analysis of nutrient loading, estuarine nutrient fluxes and NEM in three tidal river estuaries differing primarily by watershed land-use types

Lewitus, A. J.; Burke, M. K.; Mason, L. J.; McCraken, K. N.; Drescher, S. R.; Strosnider, W. H., Brackish stormwater detention ponds in South Carolina are eutrophic hot spots for HABs and may promote estuarine eutrophication.

Libby, P. S.; Mickelson, M. J., Revisiting a mass balance approach – bounding the impact due to transfer of the MWRA outfall from Boston Harbor to Massachusetts Bay: predictions vs. reality

MacIntyre, H. L., Water quality, mixing and harmful algal blooms (HABs) in Mobile Bay, Alabama.

Miller, E. E.; Jones, R. M.; Warren, R. S.; Shields, E. C., Experimental nutrient enrichment of a northern MA salt marsh: vegetation mapping and plant communities of treatment and control creeksheds

Montagna, P., Effect of Freshwater Inflow and Nutrient Loading on Infaunal Benthos Among Texas Estuaries

Osher, L. J.; Jespersen, J.; Rouleau, P., Isotopic investigations of the benthos in a Downeast Maine estuary: Quantification of terrestrial nutrient inputs and impacts over space and time

Oviatt, C. A., tertiary treatment will reduce nutrient concentrations and productivity at several tropic levels in narragansett bay.

Parker, A. E.; Hogue, V. E.; Wilkerson, F.; Dugdale, R. C., Anthropogenic Ammonium as a Control on Estuarine Primary Production

Pesch, C. E.; McGovern, D. G.; Rego, S.; Cicchetti, G.; Latimer, J. S., Proposed use of length along the shoreline of eelgrass beds as a measure of eelgrass extent in southern New England embayments

Philippart, C. J.; Beukema, J. J.; Cadée, G. C.; Dekker, R.; Goedhart, P. W.; van Iperen, J. M.; Leopold, M. F.; Herman, P. M., Impact of nutrient reduction on coastal food chains

Ramanathan, A. L.; Bala Krishna Prasad, -., Transport and behavior of nutrients in the estuarine –mangrove complex in The Cauvery river basin, SE coastal area of India before and after tsunami impact

Rego, S.; Latimer, J.; Cicchetti, G.; Pesch, C.; Dettmann, E., Development of a preliminary nitrogen load-response model for eelgrass using aerial imagery in Southern New England Embayments

Russell, M. J.; Montagna, P. A., Integrated biological/hydrological net ecosystem metabolism model: ecosystem function under various watershed development and climate change scenarios.

Smith, K.; Aftanas, F.; Caffrey, J. M., Comparing nitrification and nutrient dynamics in three estuaries: Weeks Bay, AL; Pensacola Bay, FL; and the Duplin River, GA

Stutes, J. P.; Stutes, A. L.; Hunter, A.; Corcoran, A.; Cebrian, J., Comparing community production dynamics between seagrass dominated benthos and bare sediment across an eutrophication gradient in NW Florida.

Valiela, I.; Martinetto, P.; Teichberg, M.; Tomasky, G., Watershed-estuary coupling: Biological, chemical, and isotopic evidence

Warren, R. S.; Miller, E. E.; Jones, R. M.; Shields, E. C., Spartina alterniflora and Spartina patens growth and production responses to experimental, low-level eutrophication in a northern MA estuary

York, J. K.; Valiela, I.; Repeta, D. J., Estuarine response to nitrogen loading: Comparison of Childs River, MA and Tijuana River, CA.

SYM-04 - Observing the Coastal and Ocean Environment: Developments in Sensor Technology and the Use of Long-Term Data Sets for Operational Ecology

Allen, T. R.; Tolvanen, H.; Oertel, G. F.; McLeod, G., Spatial Analysis and Ecological Applications of Tidal Flushing and Wave Exposure in Chincoteague Bay, Virginia, USA

Caffrey, J. M., Combining long-term and high frequency water quality data to understand ecological processes in estuaries

Chekalyuk, A. M., New technological developments for advanced laser biomonitoring in coastal and estuarine aquatic areas

Devol, A. H.; Ruef, W.; Emerson, S.; Newton, J., High Frequency Observations of Chemical and Biological Variables in Puget Sound, WA.

Field, D. W.; Malhotra, A.; Shull, S., NOAA/NERRS Remote Sensing Applications Assessment Project: Evaluating New Remote Sensing Technology for Mapping Benthic Habitats in the Padilla Bay NERR

Hemsley, M.; Malone, T., Overview of the Coastal Component of the Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS)

Kelly, V. M.; Codispoti, L. A.; Glibert, P. M.; Alexander, J.; Trice, T. M.; Heyer, C., Integrating technologies to improve spatial and temporal resolution of biochemical fields in coastal ecosystems

Klemas, V. V.; Field, R.; Weatherbee, O., NOAA/NERRS Remote Sensing Applications Assessment Project:

Leonard, L. A.; Durako, M. J.; Moss, M. K.; Mallin, M. A.; Cahoon, L. B.; Posey, M. H.; Alphin, T. D.; Lankford, T. E., Long term monitoring of ecological and physical conditions in the coastal ocean

Luther, M. E.; Heil, C., Sensor needs for Regional Coastal Ocean Observing Systems

Martin, R. D.; Guinasso, N. L.; Bender, L. C.; Lee, L. L.; Beegle-Krause, C. J.; Simecek-Beatty, D., The role of long-term data sets in oil spill trajectory analysis for emergency response: examples using ten years of Texas Automated Buoy System data.

Mazzilli, S. A.; Christian, R. R.; de Mora, S. J., The Global Terrestrial Observing System: Defining the coast and sentinel systems for coastal observations

Michael, B. D.; Trice, T. M.; Heyer, C. J.; Stankelis, R. M.; Preston, S. D., Integrating innovative technologies to assess shallow water habitats in Chesapeake Bay

Mitchell, T. O., Luminescent Dissolved Oxygen Measurement

Mooney, R. J.; Arnerich, T., Optical dissolved oxygen sensors--what's all the buzz about??

Moore, K. A.; Anderson, B. A.; Reay, W. R.; Orth, R. J.; Neikirk, B. B.; Wilcox, D. J.; Kenne, A. K.; Hoffman, F. A., Measuring attainment of water clarity standards for estuaries using a CFD approach. Can existing SAV beds serve as useful reference areas?

Núñez, J. M., A new and versatile multipurpose water sampler, with no springs attached

O'Donnell, J.; Bohlen, W. F.; Dam, H. G.; Howard-Strobel, M. M.; Cohen , D.; McCargill, G.; Gay, P., LISICOS and Hypoxia in Long Island Sound

Quintrell, J. S., From Promise to Actuality: Technology for use in Coastal Monitoring

Sullivan, J., Utilizing long-term data sets to determine the context and connectivity of Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary along the Latitude 3130 transect

Tamburri, M. N., ACT Technology Evaluations: Providing information on instrument performance and capabilities

Tenore, K. R., Providing information on sensor/sensor platform technologies for observing systems: the Alliance for Coastal Technologies (ACT)

Trueblood, D. D.; Langan, R., Sensor Technology Development for Better Coastal Management

Walker, S.; Porter, D.; Klemas, V.; Field, D.; Jensen, J.; Field, R.; Malhotra, A., NOAA/NERRS Remote Sensing Applications Assessment Project (RESAAP): An Overview of a Remote Sensing Evaluation Initiative

SYM-05 - Connecting Estuarine and Great Lakes Health and Human Health

BLANCH, A. R.; LUCENA, F.; JOFRE, J.; BELANCHE, L., Microbial source tracking: Integrated analysis of established and new methods to define predictive models for determining origins of faecal pollution in water

Brandt, S. B., Ecosystem Forecasting: Integrating Science to Reduce the Risks to Human Health

Bricelj, M.; Connell, L.; Konoki, K.; MacQuarrie, S. P.; Scheuer, T.; Catterall, W. A.; Trainer, V. L., A Sodium Channel Mutation that confers Saxitoxin Resistance in softshell Clams increases the Risk of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning in Humans

Brown, P. J.; Chapman, R. W.; Lewitus, A. J., Development of a two-stage fluorescent multiplex PCR assay for simultaneous detection of harmful algal species.

Chapman, R. W.; Jenny, M. J., EcoGenomics, Transcript profiling, Oceans and Human Health

Chatzidaki-Livanis, M.; Evans, M.; Hubbard, M.; McCoy, A.; Wright, A., Molecular analysis of environmental reservoirs of Vibrio vulnificus

DePaola, A.; Phillips, A.; Grimes, J.; Bowers, J., Real Time Risk Assessment for Vibrios

Dickhoff, W. W.; Varanasi, U.; Stein, J. E.; Collier, T. K.; Strom, M. S.; Trainer, V. L.; Iwamoto, R. N.; Senauer, A. M., NOAA's West Coast Center for Oceans and Human Health

DiDonato, G. T.; Sanger, D. M.; Holland, A. F., Tidal Creek Ecosystems: Sentinel habitats for assessing the effects of watershed development on ecosystem and human health

Dobson, A. P.; Gulland, F. M.; DeLong, R. L.; Ylitalo, G. M.; Melin, S.; Greig, D.; J, E. N.; Lowenstine, L. J., Urogenital cancer in California sea lions: A model of interactions among anthropogenic contaminants, gamma herpesvirus infection and genetics

Dyble, J.; Tester, P. A.; Litaker, R. W.; Fahnenstiel, G. L.; Millie, D. F., Microcystin concentrations and genetic diversity of Microcystis in Saginaw Bay and western Lake Erie

Fong, T.; Ives, R.; Singh, S.; Molloy, S. L.; Phanikumar, M. S.; Rose, J. B., Impacts of Cryptosporidium and Giardia Accumulation in Sediments on Water Quality and Public Health in the Great Lakes.

Fulton, M. H., Development of an emerging marine contaminants research program at the NOAA Center of Excellence in Oceans and Human Health at the Hollings Marine Laboratory

Garrett, E. S.; Lowery, T. A., Seafood Safety: The Necessity to Resolve the Mercury in Fish Dilemma

Gulland, F. M.; DeLong, R.; Brodie, E.; Van Dolah, F.; Leighfield, T.; Lowenstine, L. J.; Melin, S.; Barakos, J., Domoic acid intoxication: California sea lions as sentinels of human health and models of disease

Gunster, D. G.; Brawley, J. W.; Wisneski, C. L.; Gnatek, M. A.; Teague, K., An assessment of potential ecological and human health risks and benefits of a proposed redistribution of Mississippi River water into the Maurepas Swamps.

Holland, A. F.; Sandifer, P. A., The NOAA Center of Excellence for Oceans and Human Health at the Hollings Marine Laboratory

Kirkpatrick, B.; Fleming, L. E.; Backer, L. B.; Bean, J. A.; Cheng, Y. S.; Reich, A.; Zaias, J.; Pierce, R.; Naar, J.; Baden, D., AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THE AEROSOLIZED FLORIDA RED TIDE TOXINS ON PEOPLE WITH ASTHMA

Kucklick, J. R.; Keller, J. M.; Stapleton, H. M.; Yordy, J. E.; Peck, A. M.; Swarthout, R. W.; Kannan, K.; Pugh, R. S.; Becker, P. R., Temporal and Spatial Trends of “Compounds of Emerging Concern” in Marine Mammals and Sea Turtles

Lefebvre, K. A.; Trainer, V. L.; Scholz, N. L., HAB toxins impair sensorimotor function in larval Pacific herring

Loge, F. J.; Arkoosh, M. A.; Ginn, T. R.; Johnson, L. L.; Collier, T. K., Impact of environmental stressors on the dynamics of disease transmission

Lovelace, G.; Murphy, J.; Love, D. C.; Sobsey, M. D., F+ RNA Coliphages as Viral Indicators of Fecal Contamination in Estuarine Water and Shellfish

Lovelace, S.; Keener-Chavis, P.; McArthur , D.; Varner, C., Research Opportunities at the NOAA Centers of Excellence in Oceans and Human Health

O'Neill, S. M.; West, J. E.; Ylitalo, G., Habitat, life history, and diet considerations in contaminant burdens in fish species.

Paranjpye, R. N.; Nilsson, W. B.; Strom, M. S., Colonization of shellfish by pathogenic Vibrios Vibrios

Rein, K. S.; Sinigalliano, C.; Snyder, R. V., Localization of polyketide synthase encoding genes to the toxic dinoflagellate Karenia brevis

Rick, J. J.; Rick, S.; Fuentes, S.; Noel, J. L., Noxious cyanobacteria and Mississippi River diversions

Rose, J. B.; Molloy, S.; Wong, M.; Fong, T.; Liu, L.; Phanikumar, M. S.; Whitman, R. L.; Shively, D. A.; Nevers, M. B., Characterization of Fecal Pollution and Human Health Risks in the Waters of the Great Lakes

Sandifer, P. A.; Trtanj, J.; Magnien, R. E., Programmatic and scientific scope of NOAA's new Oceans and Human Health Initiative

Scholz, N. L.; Incardona, J. P.; Collier, T. K., Fish as models for biomedical research in toxicology

Schwacke, L. H.; Hall, A. J.; Rowles, T. K., Bottlenose Dolphins as a Sentinel Species of Coastal Ecosystems

Stewart, J. R., Pathogens and source tracking in South Carolina

Straub, P. F.; Higham, M. L.; Phoel, W. C., Genomic biomarkers of environmental degradation in migratory estuarine fishes: Models for human health risks

Varanasi, U.; Dickhoff, W. W.; Senauer, A. M., Making Critical Connections on the West Coast: Pathogens, Toxins, and People

White, D. L.; Dabney, D.; Dowdy, D.; Porter, D. E., Data and Information Management in Support of the NOAA Hollings Marine Laboratory (HML) and Oceans and Human Health Initiative (OHHI)

Ylitalo, G. M.; O'Neill, S. M.; Brown, D. W.; West, J.; Bolton, J.; Krahn, M. M., Pacific Northwest resident killer whales and chemical contaminants in prey species

SYM-06 - Managing River Basins and Estuaries: an International Assessment of Approaches and Progress

Bricker, S. B.; Smith, S. V.; Ferreira, J. G.; Nobre, A.; Dettmann, E.; Latimer, J., Assessment of eutrophication: A comparison of methods applied to Barnegat Bay

Brush, G. S., The role of retrospective analysis in coastal management

Buddemeier, R. W.; Maxwell, B. A.; Smith, S. V.; Swaney, D. P.; Bricker, S. B., Tool and Data Needs for Eutrophication Assessment and Management

Claussen, U.; Zevenboom, W.; Brockmann, U.; Bot, P. V., PAN-EUROPEAN ASSESSMENT OF THE EUTROPHICATION STATUS OF RIVERS, LAKES AND MARINE WATERS

Davis, I. F.; Parker, A., USEPA National Nutrient Criteria Development Program: An update for Estuaries Criteria

Dowell, M. D.; Cardoso, A. C.; Eisenreich, S., A pan-European framework for assessing eutrophication: across different aquatic environments and policies

Ferreira, J. G.; Bricker, S. B.; Nobre, A. M.; Zhang, X. L.; Zhu, M. Y., Research and screening models for science and management - Integrated assessment of ecological balance and sustainability in coastal zones

Greening, H.; Raulerson, G.; Tomasko, D., Eutrophication reversal associated with nutrient management in two subtropical estuaries: Tampa and Sarasota Bays, Florida, USA

Lipton, D., The economic benefits of reducing eutrophication

Magnien, R.; Boesch, D.; Scavia, D.; Dennison, W., Goal-setting as a driver in managing coastal eutrophication

Newton, A.; Ferreira, J. G.; Nobre, A. M.; Simas, M. T.; Silva, M. C.; Meirinho, A.; Bricker, S. B.; Wolff, W. J., A methodology for defining homogeneous water bodies in transitional and coastal waters under the EU Water Framework Directive

Powell, G. L., Environmental Flows for Rivers and Estuaries

Sane , M.; Yamagishi, H.; Tateishi, M., Morpho-sedimentary impacts of the construction of water-control structures along the Shinano River, Japan

Smith, R. A.; Alexander, R. B.; Schwarz, G. E., Investigating Reciprocal Relationships Between the Nation’s Inland and Coastal Water Quality Goals

Stacey, P. E.; Tedesco, M. A., Water quality improvements from nitrogen management in Long Island Sound and its watershed

Valiela, I.; Ramstack, J. M.; Bowen, J. L., Land-derived nitrogen loading to estuaries: Fundamentals, models, and management options.

Wazniak, C.; Hall, M., Resource based thresholds for assessing water quality

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