177

Contemporary Geomorphology of a Large Parabolic Dune on the East Shore of Lake Michigan, USA

Luke A. Pettinga, Calvin College; Deanna van Dijk, Calvin College

148-2

178

Deposition and Preservation of Estuarine Sediment, Turnagain Arm, Cook Inlet, Alaska

Darron G. deBoer, Kansas State University; Allen W. Archer, Kansas State University

148-3

179

Evidence of Hydrothermal Venting Recorded in Sediment Cores along the Fonualei Rift and Spreading Center in the NE Lau Basin

Kiseong Hyeong, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Jonguk Kim, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Chanmin Yoo, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Kyeong-Yong Lee, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; Hyun Sub Kim, Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute

148-4

180

Geological Controls on the Distribution of Oyster Reefs and Substrates in Copano Bay, Texas

Erin Weaver, Texas A&M University; Marie Herbort, Texas A&M University; Tim Dellapenna, Texas A&M Univ at Galveston; James Simons, Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife

148-5

181

Morphological Variation of a Swash Zone

Gemma Barrett, Texas A&M University

148-6

182

Multi-Proxy Ostracode Analyses of Paleosalinity in Two Bays, Vieques, Puerto Rico

Satrio A. Wicaksono, Wesleyan University; Suzanne O'Connell, Wesleyan University; Laura R. Robertson, Vanderbilt University; Jennifer A. Bourdeau, Mount Holyoke College; Tim C. Ku, Wesleyan University; Anna M. Martini, Amherst College

148-7

183

NEPTUNE Canada Regional Cabled Observatory: Transforming Ocean Science

M.M.R. Best, University of Victoria; B.D. Bornhold, University of Victoria; C.R. Barnes, University of Victoria

148-8

184

Nutrient Chemistry of Chukchi Sea Sediments

Nicholas Reed, Arkansas State University; Nate Bickford, University of Alaska; Robyn Hannigan

148-9

185

Optical Dating of Paleoshoreline Features in Northeastern Florida, USA

Kevin Burdette, McMaster University; W. Jack Rink, McMaster University; David Mallinson, East Carolina University

148-10

186

Redefining the Model of Barrier Island Formation along a Paraglacial Coast: Plum Island, Massachusetts

Emily A. Carruthers, Boston University; Christopher J. Hein, Boston University; Duncan M. FitzGerald, Boston University; Byron D. Stone, U.S. Geological Survey; Mary S. Ellison, Boston University

148-11

187

Salt Marsh Erosion at Fort Pulaski, Georgia

Tim Brunk, Texas A&M University

148-12

188

Seasonal and Long-Term Variations of Particle Fluxes Induced by Shifting ITCZ Location in the Northeast Pacific

Hyung Jeek Kim, KORDI; Kiseong Hyeong, KORDI; Dongseon Kim, KORDI; Sang-Bum Chi, KORDI; Cheong-Kee Park, KORDI; Ki-Hyune Kim, KORDI; B.K. Khim, Pusan National University

148-13

189

Sedimentology, Stratigraphy and Geophysics of An Inner Shelf Shoal off Choctawhatchee Bay, Florida, USA

Amy L. Spaziani, Louisiana State University; Gregory W. Stone, Louisiana State University; Baozhu Liu, Louisiana State University; Felix Jose, Louisiana State University

148-14

190

Skeletal Growth Rates in Modern Reef-Building Corals (Acropora palmata, Acropora cervicornis, Porites porites var. divaricata, and Montastrea annularis): Belize Barrier Reef

Jason A. Heivilin, Grand Valley State University; Patricia E. Videtich, Grand Valley State University

148-15

191

The Foraminiferal Signature of Hurricanes: Mississippi Delta, Shelf, and Canyon, Northern Gulf of Mexico, USA

David M. VanDeVelde, East Carolina University; Stephen J. Culver, East Carolina University; Reide Corbett, East Carolina University; J.P. Walsh, East Carolina University

148-16

192

Transport of Fine-Grained Estuarine Sediment by Gravity-Driven Movement of the Nepheloid Layer, Long Island Sound

L.J. Poppe, USGS; K.Y. McMullen, USGS; S.J. Williams, USGS; J.M. Crocker, NOAA; E.F. Doran, CT-DEP

148-17

193

Underlying Paleochannels Facilitate Barrier Progradation: Bogue Banks, North Carolina

Emily A. Timmons, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; E. Lynne Harden, University of California Santa Cruz; Christopher Freeman, Geodynamics, LLC; Gregory Rudolph, Carteret County Shore Protection Office; Antonio B. Rodriguez, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

148-18

194

Using a Quality-Controlled Database of Holocene Relative Sea-Level Data from Louisiana to Assess Conflicting Hypotheses of Gulf Coast Sea-Level Change

Ping Hu, Tulane University; Torbj�rn E. T�rnqvist, Tulane University; Shiyong Yu, Tulane University; Juan L. Gonz�lez, Tulane University

2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Coastal and Aeolian Geomorphology Processes and Landforms (Posters)

148 Coastal and Aeolian Geomorphology Processes and Landforms (Posters)