Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Albuquerque 2001
SS17 Biogeochemical Dynamics of River-Dominated Margins (Disciplinary and Environmental Connections)
Date: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 Location: Dona Ana
9:45 AM
Leithold, E L
; Blair, N E
A WATERSHED CONTROL ON THE CARBON LOADING OF MARINE SEDIMENTARY PARTICLES?
10:00 AM
Nezat, C A
; Lyons, W B
; Graham, E Y
; Green, N L
; Carey, A E
; Hicks, D M
; Neumann, K INORGANIC AND ORGANIC COMPOSITION OF SUSPENDED LOAD IN HIGH SEDIMENT-YIELDING RIVERS IN NEW ZEALAND
10:15 AM
Prahl, F G
; Covert, P A
; Small, L F SETTLING CHARACTERISTICS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATE ORGANIC CARBON (POC) DELIVERED BY THE COLUMBIA RIVER TO ITS ESTUARY
10:30:00 AM
Covert, P A
; Prahl, F G
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL PARTICLE SETTLING ON SEDIMENT AND CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT IN RIVERS
10:45 AM
Goni, M A
; Yunker, M B
; Macdonald, R W
; Eglinton, T I
FATE OF ORGANIC MATTER IN THE MACKENZIE RIVER SHELF
11:15 AM
Gordon, E S
; Goni, M A
FATE OF TERRESTRIAL ORGANIC MATTER ON THE INNER LOUISIANA SHELF
11:30:00 AM
Kastner, T P
; Goni, M A
SOURCES OF ORGANIC MATTER IN RIVER DOMINATED SEDIMENTS OF THE AMAZON DEEP SEA FAN: IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEOVEGETATION VARIATIONS ANDCLIMATE CHANGE
11:45 AM
Minor, E C
; Boon, J J
; Harvey, H R
; Mannino, A
THE MOLECULAR-LEVEL COMPOSITION OF PARTICULATE AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER ALONG AN ESTUARINE TRANSECT
12:00 PM
Coble, P G
; Boehme, J
; Del Castillo, C E
; Conmy, R N
; Stovall-Leonard, A USING PHYSICAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES TO UNDERSTAND CYCLING OF COLORED DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER: I. RIVER ENDMEMBERS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
12:15 PM
Gardner, B
; Chen, R F
HIGH RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS OF CHROMOPHORIC DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER (CDOM) IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER PLUME
2:00 PM
Stovall-Leonard, A
; Coble, P
; Del Castillo, C
; Conmy, R
USING PHYSICAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES TO UNDERSTAND THE CYCLING OF COLORED DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER (CDOM) IN A RIVER DOMINATED MARGIN: II. GULF OF MEXICO
2:15 PM
Buzzelli, C P
; Twomey, L
; Luettich, R A
; Paerl, H W
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHYTOPLANKTON AND NUTRIENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY WITH SUBSTANTIAL METEOROLOGIC AND HYDROGRAPHIC VARIABILITY
2:30 PM
Nittrouer, C A
; Mullenbach, B L
; Walsh, J P
; Puig, P
; Ogston, A S
; Kuehl, S A
; Kineke, G C MECHANISMS FOR SUBSTANTIAL SEDIMENT AND ASSOCIATED CARBON TO ESCAPE SEAWARD FROM PRESENT CONTINENTAL SHELVES
2:45 PM
Allison, M A
; Coakley, B J
SEASONAL AND INTERANNUAL STORAGE OF FINE-GRAINED SEDIMENT IN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER: EVIDENCE FROM ACOUSTIC MAPPING AND BOTTOM SAMPLING
3:00 PM
McKee, B A
; Dagg, M J
; Bianchi, T S
; Corbett, D R
; Miller, R L
; Powell, R T
; Urban-Rich, J L CARBON CYCLING AND BURIAL IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTAIC REGION
3:45 PM
Aller, R C TROPICAL MOBILE MUD BELTS: SUBOXIC DIAGENETIC REACTORS AND CARBON INCINERATORS
4:00 PM
Eldridge, P M
; Morse, J W
NON-STEADY-STATE DIAGENETIC MODEL FOR CHANGES IN SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN RESPONSE TO SEASONALLY HYPOXIC/ANOXIC CONDITIONS BENEATH THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER PLUM
4:15 PM
Sutula, M A
; Bianchi, T S
; McKee, B A EFFECT OF SEASONAL SEDIMENT STORAGE AND DIAGENESIS IN LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVERBED ON BIOAVAILABILITY OF PARTICULATE PHOSPHORUS FLUX TO GULF OF MEXICO
4:30 PM
Ruttenberg, K C
; Joye, S B
REDOX-FORCING OF LIMITING NUTRIENT DYNAMICS IN A RIVER-DOMINATED COASTAL SYSTEM: THE LOUISIANA SHELF
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