2007 NGI Annual Conference Posters
Mobile, Alabama
May 16 - 17, 2007
May 16 - 17, 2007
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Dauphin Island Sea Lab Discovery Hall Programs
John Dindo -
NGI Project: Oyster Reef and Estuarine Landscape Restoration
K. L. Heck, Jr. -
Physical-biological analysis of SEAMAP data
Allan J. Clarke -
Rainfall mercury deposition and trace element correlations in the Pensacola Bay watershed
Sara Cleveland, William Landing, and Jane Caffrey -
The success of postlarval gag grouper as influenced by climate-induced variability in their prey and habitat
Erin Easton, David Thistle, Felicia Coleman, and Christopher Koenig -
Development of a High-Resolution Modeling System for the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico
Steven L. Morey, Dmitry S. Dukhovksoy, and Eric P. Chassignet -
Flux on the FIN: Fish mediated carbon and nutrient flux between northeastern Gulf of Mexico seagrass beds and offshore reef fish communities.
James Nelson, Chris Koenig, Felicia Coleman and Jeff Chanton -
Short-Term Uptake of 15N Traces by Autotrophs and Grazers in a Seagrass Bed
Michael J. Sullivan, Brian Fry, and Erin Symonds -
Public Health, Stressors and Water Quality in Coastal Louisiana
Sibel Bargu, Brian Fry, Aixin Hou, and Gene Turner -
Investigating Material Exchange Between the Marsh and Channel Along an Estuarine Gradient
Jaye E. Cable, John R. White, Irving Mendelssohn, and Robert Twilley -
Delta Ecosystem Forecasting System
Dubravko Justic, Kenny Rose, Masamichi Inoue, and Chunyan Li -
An Information Semantic Approach for Resource and Knowledge Discovery in an Integrated Ocean Observing System
Surya S. Durbha, Roger L. King, Vijay P. Shah, and Nicolas H. Younan -
Developing a Foundation for Analysis of Natural and Human-Induced Disturbances to Coastal Economies
Garen Evans, Terrill R. Hanson, Al Myles, Dan Petrolia, Keith Coble, Benedict Posadas, Sharon Hodge, and Steve Sempier -
A Sensitivity Study of the Storm Surge from Hurricane Katrina
Patrick J. Fitzpatrick, Nam T. Tran, Yee Lau, Christopher M. Hill, and Wilson A Shaffer -
Northern Gulf Institute Outreach Program
Sharon Hodge -
Watershed Modeling Improvements To Enhance Coastal Ecosystems
Mary Love Tagert, William H. McAnally -
Spatial Technology and High Performance Computing For Improving Prediction of Surface Water Quality
William H. McAnally -
Modeling Mobile Bay Sediments and Pollutants with New Technologies
James L. Martin, William H. McAnally -
Visualization Techniques for Improving Public Understanding of Catastrophic Events
Jean Mohammadi-Aragh, Derek Irby, Song Zhang, and Robert Moorhead -
Assessing the Impact of Ordinances, Outreach and Enforcement on the Resilliency of Gulf Coastal Watersheds
Jason Walker, Tim Schauwecker, Wayne Wilkerson, Taze Fulford, Michael Seymour, Bob Brzuszek, and Kenny Langley -
Ecosystem Data Assembly Center biloxi-bay.ssc.hpc.msstate.edu
National Coastal Data Development Center -
Forecasting Ecological Effects of Hurricanes in Coastal Ocean and Estuaries
Eric Davenport -
Habitat-linkages, spatial demographics and food web components of the northeastern Gulf fisheries ecosystem - Year 1 progress
Doug DeVries, Chris Gardner, Gary Fitzhugh, Mark Monaco, Robert Allman, and Linda Lombardi-Carlson -
What Do We Know About Mercury in Mobile Bay?
David Evans -
Development of Molecular Methods to Monitor Waters for Threats to Human Health
Kelly Goodwin, Chris Sinigalliano, David Wanless -
Building a comprehensive database on the early life stages of fishes in the northen Gulf of Mexico
Joanne Lyczkowski-Shultz, William J. Richards, Mark McDuff, and David S. Hanisko -
The Role of Meterologically and Tidally Driven Flows in the Estuarine Recruitment of Fall-Winter Spawned Larval Fish and Post-Larval Brown Shrimp
Redwood W. Nero, Richard F. Shaw, Nan D. Walker, and Chunyan Li -
Enabling and Initiating Observing System Simulation Experiments of a Coastal High Resolution Oceanographic Model in the Northen Gulf of Mexico
Peter Ortner, Robert Atlas, Gustavo Goni, Willy Kourafalou, and George Halliwell -
Temperature and Salinity Effects on the Growth and Survival of Juvenile Penaeid Shrimps: Implications for the Influence of River Diversions on Production
Lawrence P. Rozas, Thomas H. Minello, and Doran M. Mason -
Utility of NOAA Ionosphere and Troposphere Models for Extending the Range of High-Accuracy GPS
David Dodd and Sunil Bisnath -
Microbial Source Tracking and its Applications to the Northen Gulf of Mexico
R. D. Ellender, Shiao Wang, Jody Harwood, and Joe Lepo -
Interaction between off-shore circulation and near-shore processes during extreme weather events
Vladimir Kamenkovich, Dmitri Nechaev, and Jay Wallmark -
Monitoring and Assessment of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
Steven Lohrenz, Charlotte Brunner, Stephan Howden, Don Redalje, and Alan Shiller -
Satellite and In Situ Optical Assessment of Algal Bloom Events in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
Steven E. Lohrenz, Vernon Asper, Xiaogang Chen, Greg Carter, Dan Holliday, and Hugh MacIntyre
