HelioWebNorth Carolina University System
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I[North Carolina University System]
PI["Parent Institutions (0)"]
CI["Child Institutions (4)"]
AW["Affiliated Works (16)"]
CA["Linked Collaborating Authors (0)"]
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Parent Institutions [?]
Child Institutions [?]
- Elizabeth City Carolina University, North Carolina
- North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
- University of North Carolina, Pembroke
- Western Carolina University, North Carolina
Affiliated Works
sorted by decreasing year, and then by display-name
- A Decade of Research at the Cape Lookout Cuspate Foreland: New Insights Into Longshore Transport, Shoal Evolution, Spit Growth and the Regional Sediment Budget
- Geophysical Constraints on Contaminant Transport Modeling in Highly Heterogeneous Aquifers
- Life of the Aquifer: Improving Earth Science Education for Teachers and Students in High Schools of Under-represented Groups on the North Carolina Coastal Plain
- Coastal response to accelerated sea-level rise (>4 mm/yr) based on early-mid Holocene coastal evolution in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico
- Air-water CO2 Fluxes and Inorganic Carbon Dynamics in a Microtidal, Eutrophic Estuary
- Coupled ADCIRC Model Systems Part I: HYCOM/ADCIRC Part II: HLRDHM/SWAN/ADCIRC
- Tidal river hydraulics, morphology, and biogeochemistry: Implications for management and restoration of coastal ecosystems (Invited)
- Gulf Stream Marine Hydrokinetic Energy Observations for North Carolina
- Gulf Stream Power Characteristics near Cape Hatteras; Regional Model vs. Direct Current Observations
- Gulf Stream marine hydrokinetic energy resource characterization off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina
- Hourly Gulf Stream Position, Width, and Orientation Estimates with HF Radar off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, U.S.A.
- Marine Hydrokinetic Energy from Western Boundary Currents
- Analysis of predicted dune erosion along North Carolina barrier island shorelines
- Developing a Coastal and Inland Hazard and Impact Prediction System for Extreme Weather Events in the Northeastern United States
- Downscaling of Real-Time Coastal Flooding Predictions for Decision Support
- Towards an Integrated Hybrid MHK Prototype at the Jennette's Pier Wave Energy Test Site in Nags Head, North Carolina U.S.A.