Estuarine and coastal modeling : proceedings of the eleventh international conference, November 4-6, 2009, Seattle, Washington

Content: Hydrodynamic Analyses of Restoration Actions in the Flood Plain --
Comparison of NYHOPS Hydrodynamic Model SST Predictions with Satellite Observations in the Hudson River Tidal, Estuarine, and Coastal Plume Region --
Skill Assessment of the Marina Hydrodynamic Code Using NOAA's Delaware Bay Estuary Modeling Evaluation Environment (MEE) --
Investigation of the Effects of Proposed Hurricane Protection Structures on the Characteristic Transport of Larval Fish into Lake Pontchartrain --
ROMS High Resolution Hindcasts for Delaware River and Bay --
The Flushing of Louisiana's Coastal Bays under Hurricane Conditions --
An Examination of Seasonal Mean Circulation and Salinity Distributions in the Pearl River Estuary of China Using a Nested-Grid Coastal Ocean Circulation Model --
Model-Derived Hydrodynamics of Inlets in South Puget Sound --
A Numerical Study of Circulation and Associated Variability in the Intra-Americas Sea --
Cross-Channel Transport in the Upper Delaware Estuary : Numerical Experiments for Contamination Vulnerability Assessment --
A Three-Dimensional Unstructured Cartesian Grid Model for Crystal River/Kings Bay in Southwest Florida --
Pelagic Habitat Visualization : The Need for a Third (and Fourth) Dimension : HabitatSpace --
Advancing Educational Capacity Using the SCOOP Educational Virtual Appliance --
Model Data Interoperability for the United States integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) --
Alternative Advection Schemes for the Baroclinic ADCIRC Model : Application to the Lock-Exchange Problem --
Development and Application of the Coupled HYCOM and ADCIRC System --
Numerical Modeling Studies Supporting Port of Anchorage Deepening and Expansion : Part : Physical Setting and Dredging Issues --
Numerical Modeling Studies Supporting Port of Anchorage Deepening and Expansion : Part I : Measuring Physical Processes --
Numerical Modeling Studies Supporting Port of Anchorage Deepening and Expansion : Part III : Numerical Hydrodynamic Modeling --
Numerical Modeling Studies Supporting Port of Anchorage Deepening and Expansion : Part IV : Numerical Sediment Transport Modeling --
Modeling Analysis of Physical Transport and Swimming Behaviors Determining Plankton Distributions --
Puget Sound Operational Forecast System A Real-time Predictive Tool for Marine Resource Management and Emergency Responses --
Development and Evaluation of a Coupled Hydrodynamic (FVCOM) and Water Quality Model (CE-QUAL-ICM) --
Assessment of Long-term Water Quality Impacts of the Craney Island Eastward Expansion, Elizabeth River, Virginia --
Application of Three-Dimensional Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Models to Study Water Hyacinth Infestation in Lake Nokoué, Benin --
A Numerical Modelling Study for the Proposed Increase in Barramundi Production, Cone Bay, Western Australia --
Watershed and Estuarine Modeling of the Effects of Excess Freshwater Flows Resulting from Agricultural Land Use and Other Watershed Alterations on the Salinity Characteristics of the Lower Myakka River Estuary, Florida --
Overland Tidal Power Generation Using Modular Tidal Prism --
Applications of 3D Coastal Circulation Numerical Model in Assessing Potential Locations of Installing Underwater Turbines --
Modeling Tidal Dynamics and Tidal Datums along the Coasts of Texas and Western Louisiana --
Tide Modeling in Support of NOAA's National VDatum Program --
Barotropic Tides and Tidal Datums in Florida Coastal Waters --
Validations of Hydrodynamic, Wave and Dredging Simulations in Nearshore Environments --
Design of River Training Structures Using Morphological Modeling in the Magdalena River, Colombia --
Coupling Phase-Resolving Nearshore Wave Models with Phase-Averaged Spectral Wave Models in Coastal Applications --
Effect of Inlet Morphology and Wave Action on Pollutant Pathways and Sediment Dynamics in a Coastal Stream --
The Second Generation Chesapeake Bay Operational Forecast System (CBOFS2) : A ROMS-Based Modeling System --
Coupling a High Resolution Hurricane Storm Surge Model to Operational Weather and Ocean Prediction Systems --
Establishing Confidence in Marine Forecast Systems : The design and skill assessment of the New York Harbor Observation and Prediction System, version 3 (NYHOPS v3) --
Development of NOAA's Tampa Bay Operational Forecast System --
Storm Surge Simulations of Hurricane Ike (2008) : Its Impact in Louisiana and Texas --
Aspects of Coupled Hydrologic Hydrodynamic Modeling for Coastal Flood Inundation --
Forecasting Storm Surge, Inundation, and 3D Circulation along the Florida Coast --
2D vs. 3D Storm Surge Sensitivity in ADCIRC : Case Study of Hurricane Isabel.