Christopher J. Hein

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Biology
• Paleontology
• Oceanography
• Geography
• Geomorphology
• Fishery
• Ecology
• Physics
• History
• Archaeology
• Shore
• Sediment
• Engineering
• Structural basin
• Environmental science
• Cartography
• Barrier island
• Physical geography
• Holocene
• Geotechnical engineering
• Sediment transport
• Hydrology (agriculture)

Authored Works

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• Carbon Fluxes From a Rapidly Transgressing Barrier Island Chain
• Calculating Blue-Carbon Fluxes from Barrier-Island Migration
• The Contribution of Inorganic Sediment Inputs to Multi-Decadal Accretion of Backbarrier Saltmarshes in the Southeast USA
• Seismic stratigraphy and depositional history of a mixed-energy, accommodation-limited flood-tidal delta along the Eastern Shore of Virginia Conceptual model development and implications
• Morphostratigraphic Differences Between Natural, Managed, and Constructed Coastal Foredunes
• Mechanisms and Rates of Sand Bypassing along a Rapidly Evolving Inlet-Spit System
• Influence of hydrodynamic and sediment transport processes on beach-ridge morphology and internal architecture along the Virginia (USA) coast
• Hurricane deposition can enhance salt marsh resiliency to sea-level rise
• Coastal Highstand Deposits Archive Late-Pleistocene Regional Sea-Level Variability Along the US Mid-Atlantic Coast
• Centennial-scale coastal landform development associated with longshore transport and headland bypassing: Sao Francisco do Sul Island, Brazil

Linked Co-Authors

• Arthur C. Trembanis
• C. R. Esposito
• Duncan M. FitzGerald
• Ioannis Y. Georgiou
• Katherine Anarde
• Laura J. Moore
• Madeline R. Foster‐Martinez
• Matthew L. Kirwan
• Nicholas Cohn

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Boston University, Massachusetts
• North Carolina State University
• Technical University of Turin, Italy
• The Water Institute of the Gulf, Louisiana
• Tulane University, Louisiana
• University of Delaware
• University of New Orleans, Louisiana
• University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
• Virginia Commonwealth University
• William and Mary College, Virginia

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