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A large fraction of the continental shelf is covered by permeable sediments that are flushed by wave, wind, and tide generated bottom currents. Elevated dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentrations in coastal zones, a diverse and...
The Florida Big Bend region in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico contains both spawning sites and nursery habitats for a variety of economically valuable marine species. One species, the gag grouper (Mycteroperca microlepis), relies on the...
Satellite observations have revealed a small-scale (< 1000 km) air-sea coupling in regions of strong sea surface temperature (SST) gradients (e.g., fronts, currents, eddies, and tropical instability waves), where the surface wind and...
Cross-slope flow is critical for governing heat and material exchange, including pollutants and biota, between the coastal and deep ocean. This study focuses on characterizing the variability of cross-slope near-bottom flow in the DeSoto...
In the uppermost millimeters of shallow submerged coastal sediments, photosynthesis by microalgae and cyanobacteria during daylight hours can cause oxygen supersaturation of sediment porewater, leading to bubble formation. In shallow...
The structure of a tropical cyclone (TC) is a spatial representation of its organizational pattern and distribution of energy acquisition and release. This fingerprint depicts a specific phase in the TC's meteorological lifecycle, ...
The purpose of this dissertation is to study the interannual flows along the western and southern Australian coasts and along the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Along the western and southern Australian coasts, sea levels are...
The Weddell Sea is a primary bottom water formation region, where newly formed bottom water is exported to all the ocean basins. This water mass is partly supplied from the upper layers of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC), as well...
Apalachicola Bay is a shallow estuarine system enclosed by a chain of barrier islands on the west Florida shelf. It is important both ecologically and economically due to the high biological productivity in the bay. The bay is subject to...
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