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Watershed Linkages
Water Quality
Modeling
Ecosystem Studies
Microbial Ecology
Biotechnology
Biogeochemistry
Aquaculture
Fisheries
Offshore and Nearshore Monitoring
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Watershed Linkages
Water Quality
Assessment
- Coastal
Watershed Condition Assessments: Cumberland Island Nat'l Seashore and Fort
Pulaski Nat'l Monument
Merryl
Alber (Dept of Marine Sciences, Univ of Georgia, Athens), Janice Flory
(Dept of Marine Sciences, Univ of Georgia, Athens), Karen
Payne (Marine Extension Service, Savannah), Caroline McFarlin (Dept of
Marine Sciences, Univ of Georgia, Athens)
Nutrient Enrichment
Contaminants
Modeling
Ecosystem Studies
Estuaries and tidal creeks
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Georgia
Coastal Ecosystems - Long Term Ecological Research (LTER)
Merryl
Alber, Tim Hollibaugh, Steve Pennings, Wade Sheldon, Clark Alexander, Dale Bishop,
Jack Blanton,
Adrian Burd, Chris Craft, Daniela Di Iorio, Mandy
Joye, Christof Meile, Billy Moore, Brian Silliman and John Wares (see
project summary for affiliations).
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Georgia
Rivers Land Margin Ecosystem Research Program: A comparative study of the
transport and transformation of materials from rivers through the land-sea
margin
Richard
G. Wiegert, Robert
Hodson, William Wiebe, Mary
Ann Moran, Merryl
Alber, Alice Chalmers (Dept. of Marine Sciences), Lawrence
R. Pomeroy (Inst. of Ecology), Jackson
O. Blanton and Clark
Alexander (Skidaway Inst. of Oceanography)
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Estuarine
Creek Fronts: Biological Interfaces Between Tidal Creeks and Estuaries
Merryl
Alber (Dept of Marine Sciences, Univ of Georgia)
- The Fate of
Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in Chesapeake Bay and Two Georgia Rivers
Deborah A. Bronk (Virginia Inst. of
Marine Science, College of William and Mary) and Pat M. Glibert (Center for
Env. Science, Univ. of Maryland)
Salt
marshes
Ports
Microbial
Ecology
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Interaction
of Biological and Photochemical Processes in the Degradation of Chromophoric
Dissolved Organic Matter in Georgia's Estuaries
Mary
Ann Moran (Dept. of Marine Sciences, Univ. of
Georgia)
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Ecological
and Biogeochemical Characterization of a Dominant Lineage of Coastal Ocean
Bacterioplankton: studies on the breakdown of aromatic compounds (e.g. humic
substance) and transformation of organic sulfur compounds
Mary
Ann Moran (Dept. of Marine Sciences, Univ. of Georgia)
Biotechnology
Biogeochemistry
- Biogeochemical
Processing of Bloom-Derived Organic Matter as a Function of Sediment Mixing
Regime
Ming-Yi Sun, Wei-Jun Cai, Samantha
Joye, and James
T. Hollibaugh (Dept. of Marine Sciences, Univ. of Georgia)
- Microbial
Transformations of Selenate as a Model for the Role of Redox Reactions in
Trace Metal Mobility and Bioavailability
James
T. Hollibaugh (Dept.
of Marine Sciences, Univ. of Georgia)
Aquaculture
Fisheries
- Development
of an Offshore Ark Fishery in Georgia and Florida
Keith Gates and Randal
L. Walker
(Univ. of Georgia Marine Extension Service)
Offshore and Nearshore Monitoring
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