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The U.S. Atlantic continental margin: The best-known gas hydrate locality
One of the few attempts to date to map gas hydrate over a large area has been made on the Atlantic continental margin of the United States (Dillon et al., 1993, 1994, 1995). This work has resulted in the production of an extensive data base of seismic reflection lines including both single and multichannel lines, and complete GLORIA sidescan sonar coverage. This work was part of the assessment of
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William P. Dillon, Michael D. Max
Image processing of underwater multispectral imagery
Capturing in situ fluorescence images of marine organisms presents many technical challenges. The effects of the medium, as well as the particles and organisms within it, are intermixed with the desired signal. Methods for extracting and preparing the imagery for analysis are discussed in reference to a novel underwater imaging system called the low-light-level underwater multispectral imaging sys
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D. G. Zawada
Southwestern Florida coastal classification maps - Venice Inlet to Cape Romano
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Robert A. Morton, Russell L. Peterson
Using the National Topographic Survey for long-term land surface change studies: A case involving carbon sequestration
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Dalia E. Varanka
New digital geologic maps of U.S. continental margins: Insights to seafloor sedimentary character, aggregate resources and processes
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S. Williams, Clinton N. Jenkins, J. Currence, S. Penland, J. Reid, Jim Flocks, J. Kindinger, L. Poppe, M. Kulp, F. Manheim, M. Hampton, C. Polloni, J. Rowland
Simple models for predicting dune erosion hazards along the outer banks of North Carolina
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L.M. Wetzell, P.A. Howd, A. H. Sallenger
Erosion in southern Monterey Bay during the 1997-98 El Nino
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E.B. Thornton, L. Egley, A. H. Sallenger
Determination of water depth with high-resolution satellite imagery over variable bottom types
A standard algorithm for determining depth in clear water from passive sensors exists; but it requires tuning of five parameters and does not retrieve depths where the bottom has an extremely low albedo. To address these issues, we developed an empirical solution using a ratio of reflectances that has only two tunable parameters and can be applied to low-albedo features. The two algorithms--the st
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Richard P. Stumpf, Kristine Holderied, Mark Sinclair
Longshore variability of the coastal response to Hurricanes Bonnie and Floyd
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H.F. Stockdon, A. H. Sallenger, P.A. Howd, R.A. Holman
Wetland sediment surface elevation in the Florida Everglades: response to surface water stage variation
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T. J. Smith, Donald R. Cahoon
Reply to comments by Corbett and Cable on our paper, "Seepage meters and Bernoulli's revenge
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Eugene A. Shinn, Christopher D. Reich, T. Donald Hickey
The relationship of nearshore sand bar configuration to shoreline change
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K. Senthilnathan, T. Lippmann, J. List