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Wetland stability as a function of sediment transport
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Neil Ganju
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Tidal Marsh Biological Response to Sea Level Rise and Storms
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Wetland change after Hurricane Sandy
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Chris Elphick (University of Connecticut/SHARP)
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Tidal Marsh Biological Response to Sea Level Rise and Storms
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Optimization of marsh restoration for storm surge abatement and sea level rise: hydro-marsh model
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Scott Hagen (University of Central Florida)
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Tidal Marsh Biological Response to Sea Level Rise and Storms
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Coupled Marsh Equilibrium Model and hydrodynamic model (ADCIRC)
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Jim Morris (University of South Carolina)
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Tidal Marsh Biological Response to Sea Level Rise and Storms
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Tidal Marsh Biological Response to Sea Level Rise and Storms
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Ongoing efforts to assess and model responses of tidal marshes to sea level rise and storms, and how these approaches can inform each other, be informed by monitoring, relate to physical and geological information and guide regional marsh resiliency planning and actions
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Coastal wetland dynamics and wildlife populations
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Allan O'Connell (USGS)
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Tidal Marsh Obligate Species
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Distribution/abundance models, Bayes Net projections under SLR, demographic data
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Chris Elphick et al. (University of Connecticut/SHARP)
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Tidal Marsh Obligate Species
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Landscape Capability models
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Bill DeLuca (UMass Amherst)
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Tidal Marsh Obligate Species
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Linked sea level rise, response, habitat and species models, an example from beaches and plovers
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Rob Thieler (USGS)
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Tidal Marsh Obligate Species
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Tidal Marsh Obligate Species
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Approaches to assess and model the suitability, demography and use by tidal marsh obligate species under current conditions and projected future conditions with sea level rise, storms and development, and linking those efforts to geophysical and marsh response models.
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