Exposure to extreme events is a major concern in coastal regions where growing human
populations and stressed natural ecosystems are at significant risk to such phenomena …

Remote sensing is logically termed as an Eye in the Sky that never tells lie. Nowadays,
Remote sensing is a vital technology for exploring ocean and coastal system dynamics. A …

After unusually high mortalities of eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) were reported at
commercial farms in Alabama during the summer of 2016, this study was conducted to …

Upwellling and downwelling events are important coastal processes that strongly influence
shelf ecosystem dynamics. Though changes on the shelf have been well studied, the impact …

River plumes discharging into continental shelf waters have the potential to influence the
distributions, predator-prey relationships, and thus survival of nearshore marine fish larvae …

Freshwater input into nearshore continental shelf waters from coastal river-estuarine plumes
can greatly alter the physical and trophic environments experienced by fish larvae. However …

The dispersal of large river plumes in the coastal ocean depends on multiple factors, and in
some cases, can be categorized into distinct dynamical regimes: a tidally dominated near …

Sea level studies in the Mississippi Bight (MSB) are less abundant than in other coastal
waters of USA. This study investigates the subinertial (time scales> 2 days) sea level …

Abstract Motivated by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the Surfzone and Coastal Oil
Pathways Experiment obtained Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) Eulerian and GPS …

Abstract Changes in tropical cyclone intensity prior to landfall represent a significant risk to
human life and coastal infrastructure. Such changes can be influenced by shelf water …