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References

1-D & A Instrument Co. Instruction Manuals

  1. OBS-3 Suspended Solids & Turbidity Monitor Instruction Manual. 1991. John Downing, D & A Instrument Co.
  2. OBS-3A Recording Suspended Solids Monitor Instruction Manual. 2001. John Downing, D & A Instrument Co.
  3. OBS-5+ High Sediment-Concentration Monitor Instruction Manual. 2006. John Downing, D & A Instrument Co.

1-Laboratory & Field Studies

  1. A Laboratory Evaluation of Optical Backscatterance Suspended Solids Sensors Exposed to Sand-Mud Mixtures. 1990. K. A. Ludwig & D. Hanes. Marine Geology. Vol. 94, pp. 173-179.
  2. A Laboratory Investigation of Particle Size Effect on an Optical Backscatterance Sensor. 1992. C. S. Conner & A.M. De Visser. Marine Geology. Vol. 108, pp. 151-159.
  3. A Simple Method for Calibrating Optical Backscatter Sensors in High Concentrations of Non-Cohesive Sediments. 2002. Tony Butt, Jon Miles, Peter Ganderton & Paul Russell. Marine Geology. Vol. 192 (4), pp. 419-424.
  4. Assessing Sediment Removal Capacity of Vegetated and Non-Vegetated Settling Ponds in Prawn Farms. 2003. Halmar Halide, Peter V. Ridd, Eric L. Peterson & David Foster. Aquacultural Engineering. Vol. 27 (4), pp. 295-314.
  5. Comparison of Acoustical and Optical Measurements of Suspended Material in the Chesapeake Estuary. 1993. M.M. Thevenot & N.C. Kraus. Journal of Marine Environmental Engineering. Vol. 1, pp. 65-79.
  6. Continuous Monitoring of Suspended Sediment in Rivers by Use of Optical Sensors. 2001. David H. Schoellhamer. Proceedings of the Seventh Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference. Vol. III, Pg. 160.
  7. Converting Near-Bottom OBS Measurements into Suspended Sediment Concentrations. 1997. J. P. Xu. Geo-Marine Letters. Vol. 17 (2), April 1997, pp. 154-161.
  8. Determining Concentration and Fall Velocity of Estuarine Particle Populations Using ADV, OBS and LISST. 2002. David C. Fugate & Carl T. Friedrichs. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 22 (11-13), pp. 1867-1886.
  9. Fate and Effect of an Experimental Mixed-Sediment Mound. 1999. Herman C. Miller, Jesse E. McNinch, John M. Land, Grace M. Battisto & Jack E. Davis. Coastal Sediment ’99.
  10. Feasibility of Using Acoustic and Optical Backscatter Instruments for Estimating Total Suspended Solids Concentrations in Estuarine Environments. 2001. Michael J. Bryne & Eduardo Patino. Proceedings of the Seventh Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference, Reno, NV. Vol. III, pp. 135-138.
  11. Impact of the Infaunal Manila Clam, Ruditapes Philippinarum, on Sediment Stability. 2005. Lucia Sgro, Michele Mistri & John Widdows. Hydrobiologia. Vol. 550 (1), November 2005, pp. 175-182.
  12. Issues Related to Use of Turbidity Measurements as a Surrogate for Suspended Sediment. 2002. Andrew Ziegler. Turbidity & Other Sediment Surrogates Workshop, Reno, NV, 3 pages.
  13. Laboratory and Field Evaluations of the LISST-100 Instrument for Suspended Particle Size Determinations. 2001. Jeffrey W. Gartner, Ralph T. Cheng, Pei-Fang Wang & Kenneth Richter. Marine Geology. Vol. 175, pp. 199-219.
  14. Laboratory Apparatus for Calibrating Optical Suspended Solids Sensors. 1989. J. Downing & R. Beach. Marine Geology. Vol. 86, pp. 243-249.
  15. Laser Sensors for Monitoring Sediments: Capabilities and Limitations, a Survey. 2001. Yogesh C. Agrawal. Proceedings of the Seventh Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference. Vol. III, pp. 144-151.
  16. Light Scattering from Particles of Different Shapes. 1978. R. J. Gibbs. Journal of Geophysical Research. Vol. 83, pp. 501-502.
  17. Notes on the Performance of an Optical Backscatter Sensor for Cohesive Sediment. 1992. Marine Geology. Vol. 104, pp. 215-218.
  18. OBS Calibration and Field Measurements. 2002. Thad Pratt & Trimbak Parchure. Turbidity & Other Sediment Surrogates Workshop, Reno, NV, 3 pages.
  19. Optical Backscatter of Marine Flocs. 2000. Anna marie Hatcher, Paul Hill & Jon Grant. Journal of Sea Research. Vol. 46 (2001), pp. 1-12.
  20. Quantifying the Response of Optical Backscatter Devices and Transmissometers to Variations in Suspended Particulate Matter. 1999. J.A.C. Bunt, P. Larcombea & C. F. Jagob. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 19 (9), pp. 1199-1220.
  21. Sand Transport in Oscillatory Sheet Flow with Mean Current. 2001. S.R. McLean, J.S. Ribberink, C.M. Dohmen-Janssen & W.N. Hassan. Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal & Ocean Engineering. Vol. 127 (3), pp. 141-151.
  22. Sedimentation from Buoyant Fine-Grained Suspensions. 2004. W. W. McCool & J. D. Parsons. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 24, pp. 1129-1142.
  23. Sediment Transport in Oscillatory Boundary Layers in Cases of Rippled Beds & Sheet Flow. 1994. J.S. Ribberink & A.A. Al-Salem. Journal of Geophysical Research. Vol. 99 (C6), pp. 12,707-12,727.
  24. Spectral Optical Backscatter of Sand in Suspension: Effects of Particle Size, Composition and Colour. 2000. A. Hatcher, P. Hill, J. Grant & P. Macpherson. Marine Geology. Vol. 168 (2000), pp. 115-128.
  25. Suspended Particle Concentration Monitor. 1998. J. Downing. US Patent Number 5,796,481.
  26. The Calibration of Optical Backscatter Sensors for Suspended Sediment of Varying Darkness Levels. 2000. T.F. Sutherland, P.M. Lane, C.L. Amos & John Downing. Marine Geology. Vol. 162, pp. 587-597.
  27. The Effect of Air Bubbles on Optical Backscatter Sensors. 2006. Jack A. Puleo, Rex V. Johnson, Tony Butt, Timothy N. Kooney & Todd Holland. Marine Geology. Vol. 230 pp. 87-97.
  28. The Effects of Flocs on Optical Backscattering Measurements of Suspended Material Concentration. 1992. R.J. Gibbs & E. Wolanski. Marine Geology. Vol. 107, pp. 289-291.
  29. The Promises and Pitfalls of Estimating Total Suspended Solids Based on Backscatter Intensity from Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler. 2001. Jeffrey W. Gartner & Ralph T. Cheng. Proceedings of the Seventh Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference. Vol. III, pp. 119-126.
  30. Wave Breaking Over a Moveable Bed in a Large-Scale Laboratory Experiment. 2005. Meghan Irving, Dan Cox & Christopher Scott. O.H. Hinsdale Wave Research Laboratory.

2-Lakes, Streams & Rivers

  1. A Constant Erosion Rate Model for Fine Sediment in the York River, Virginia. 2001. J. P. Maa & S. C. Kim. Environmental Fluid Mechanics. Vol. 1 (4), December 2001, pp. 345-360.
  2. An Experimental Turbidity Probe Installation. 1996. Patrick Teti. BC Automatic Water Quality Monitoring Workshop. pp. 1-8.
  3. An Extreme Sediment Transfer Event in a Canadian High Arctic Stream. 2005. Ted Lewis, Carsten Braun, Douglas R. Hardy, Pierre Francus & Raymond S. Bradley. Artic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research. Vol. 37 (4) 2005, pp. 477-482.
  4. Assessing Water Quality Impacts & Cleanup Effectiveness in Streams Dominated by Episodic Mercury Discharges. 2000. Dyan Whyte & James Kirchner. The Science of the Total Environment Vol. 260, pp. 1-9.
  5. Burst-Like Sediment Suspension Events in a Sand Bed River. 1992. M. Lapointe. Earth Surface Process & Landforms. Vol. 17, pp. 253-270.
  6. Cold Intrusions in Lake Baikal: Direct Observational Evidence for Deep-Water Renewal. 2005. Alfred Wüest, Thomas M. Ravens, Nikolai G. Granin, Otti Kocsis, Michael Schurter & Michael Sturm. Limnol. Oceanogr. Vol. 50 (1) 2005, pp. 184-196.
  7. Comparing Calculated and Observed Vertical Suspended-Sediment Distributions from a Hudson River Estuary Turbidity Maximum. 2001. P. M. Orton & G. C. Kineke. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science. Vol. 52, pp. 401-410.
  8. Continuous Measurement of Suspended-Sediment Discharge in Rivers by Use of Optical Backscatterance Sensors. 2003. David Schoellhamer & Scott Wright. The International Workshop on Erosion & Sediment Transport in Rivers: Technological & Methodological Advance, International Association of Hydraulic Scientists, Oslo, Norway. IAHS Pub. Num. 283, pp. 1-10.
  9. Continuous Turbidity Monitoring in Streams of Northwestern California. 2002. Turbidity & Other Sediment Surrogates Workshop, Reno, NV, 3 pages.
  10. Detailed Studies on Tuas View Extension and Pulau Tekong Land Reclamation. 2004. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Malaysia, Ministry of National Development Singapore. Final Report. Vol. II, Field Surveys and Secondary Data Collection, October 25, 2004.
  11. Evaluating the Impacts of Logging Activities on Erosion and Suspended Sediment Transport in the Caspar Creek Watersheds. 1998. Jack Lewis. USDA Forest Service General Technical Report PSW-GTR-168, pp. 55-69.
  12. Experiments on Wave Motion and Suspended Sediment Concentration at Nang Hai, Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Southern Vietnam. 2006. Vo Luong Hong Phuoc & Stanislaw R. Massel. Oceanologia. Vol. 48 (1), 2006, pp. 23-40.
  13. Hydrodynamic Impacts of Commercial Jet-Boating on the Chilkat River, Alaska. 2002. Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University. October 2002.
  14. Interpretating Turbidity and Suspended-Sediment Measurements in High-Energy Streams in Coastal British Columbia. 2001. Robert Hudson. BC Ministry of Forests, Vancouver Forest Region, Nanaimo, BC. Forest Research Technical Report.
  15. Measurements of Suspended Sediment, Flow, and Water Properties in the Lower Hudson River Estuary, August 21 to 25, 1995. 1996. University of South Carolina Technical Report. 157 pages.
  16. Measuring Suspended-Solids Concentration with Optical Backscatterance Sensors. 1998. David Schoellhamer & Paul Buchanan. Proceedings, Federal Interagency Workshop, Sediment Technology of the 21st Century, St. Petersburg, FL. 2 pages.
  17. Monte Carlo Calculation of Backscattered Light Intensity by Suspension: Comparison with Experimental Data. 1996. L. Bergougnoux, J. Misguich-Ripault, J. L. Firpo & J. Andre. Applied Optics. Vol. 35, pp. 1735-1741.
  18. Potential of Turbidity Monitoring for Measuring the Transport of Suspended Solids in Streams. 1995. C. J. Gippel. Hydrologic Processes. Vol. 9, pp. 83-97.Russell Creek: Summary of Research and Implications for Professional Practice. 2006. Rob Hudson & Axel Anderson. Forest Research Extension Note. EN-022 Hydrology, March 2006.
  19. Sediment Production from Forest Roads in Western Oregon. 1999. C. H. Luce & T. A. Black. Water Resource Research. Vol. 35, pp. 2561-2570.
  20. Sediment Transport Along Lower Fraser River, 1, Measurements & Hydraulic Computations. 1999. D.G. McLean, M. Church & B. Tassone. Water Resource Research. Vol. 35, pp. 2533-2548.
  21. Streamflow and Sediment Transfer to a High Artic Lake: Sawtooth Lake Nunavut, Canada. 1998. Ted Lewis, Carsten Braun, Douglas R. Hardy, Pierre Francus, Raymond S. Bradley. Climate System Research Center, Department of Geosciences, University of Massachusetts.
  22. Suspended Sediment and Turbidity Measurements in Streams. What They Do and Do Not Mean. 1996. John Downing. BC Automatic Water Quality Monitoring Workshop. pp. 1-7.
  23. Suspended-Sediment Response to Semidiurnal and Fortnightly Tidal Variation in a Mesotidal Estuary. Columbia River, USA. 1983. G. Gelfenbaum. Marine Geology. Volume 52, pp. 39-57.
  24. The Use of Turbidimeters in Suspended Sediment Research. 1989. C. J. Gippel & J. Dawson. Hydrobiologia. Vol. 176/177, pp. 465-480.
  25. Turbidity and Suspended Sediment Measurements Using OBS Meters, West Arm Demonstration Forest Sediment Budget Study. 1996. P. Jordan. BC Automatic Water Quality Monitoring Workshop. pp. 1-10.
  26. Turbidity - Controlled Suspended Sediment Sampling for Runoff-Event Load Estimation. 1996. Lewis, Jack Water Resources Research Volume 32 (7), pp. 2299-2310.
  27. Turbidity Monitoring. 2005. John Downing. Environmental Instrumentation and Analysis Handbook, Chapter 24. Wiley, New York. pp. 511-546.
  28. Turbidity Sensors Track Sediment Concentrations in Runoff from Agricultural Fields. 2006. S. M. Dabney, M. A. Locke & R. Wade. In proceedings Joint 8th Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference & 3rd Federal Interagency Hydrologic Modeling Conference, Reno, NV. April 2006, p. 8.
  29. Turbidity Threshold Sampling for Suspended Sediment Load Estimation. 2001. Jack Lewis & Rand Eads. Proceedings of the Seventh Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference, Reno, NV. Vol. III, pp. 110-118.

3-Dredging Applications

  1. Behavior of Currents and Suspended Sediments Around a Silt Screen. 2003. Jae-Youll Jin, Jang Won Chae, Won Oh Song, Jin Soon Park, Sung Eun Kim, Weon Mu Jeong, Ki Dai Yum & Jae Kyung Oh. Ocean and Polar Research. Vol. 25 (3S), December 2003, pp. 399-408.
  2. Berth Construction and Monitoring of Total Suspended Solids Concentrations in Oakland Inner Harbor. 2001. D. Hanzlick, J. Downing, & D. Prevost. World Dredging Mining & Construction. May 2001, pp. 6-7, 14.
  3. Characterization of Suspended Sediment Plumes Associated with Knockdown Operations at Redwood City, California. U. S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center. Report.
  4. D & A Sediment Instruments for All Environments. 2005. John Downing. World Dredging. August 2005, p. 16.
  5. D & A Turbidity Monitors Measure Sediment Speed & Direction. 2002. Editorial. International Dredging Review, July/August 2002, pp. 8-10.Deployment of Oceanographic Instruments in High Energy Environments & Near Structures. 2002. P. Osborne, D. Hericks, & N. Kraus. ERDC/CHL CHETN-IV-06, pp 1-12.
  6. Estimating Boat-Wake-Induced Levee Erosion using Sediment Suspension Measurements. 2002. Bernard O. Bauer, Mark S. Lorang & Douglas J. Sherman. Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal, and Ocean Engineering. Vol. 128 (4), pp. 152-162.
  7. In Situ Particle Size Spectra and Density of Particle Aggregates in a Dredging Plume. 2000. O. A. Mikkelsen & M. Pejrup. Marine Geology. Vol. 170 (3-4), November 15, 2000, pp. 443-459.
  8. International Workshop Participants Take Hard Look at Resuspension of Sediment due to Dredging. 2003. James E. Clausner. Dredging Research. Vol. 6 (2).
  9. Low-Turbidity Dredging of Contaminated Sediment. 2004. J. Downing, R. Bergeron & J. Tolbert. Sea Technology Magazine. March Issue, pp. 23-25.
  10. Measurement of Estuarine Physical Processes and Dredged Channel Response, Willapa Bay, WA. 2002. Philip D. Osborne, David P. Simpson, David B. Hericks, & Nicholas C. Kraus. Proceedings from Key Technologies for Global Prosperity, 3rd Specialty Conference on Dredging and Dredged Material Disposal, ASCE, May 5-8, 2002, Orlando, FL, USA.
  11. Monitoring Dispersion of Dredged Material following Riverine Deep Trough Disposal. 2002. Douglas Clarke, Robert Diaz & Robert Blama. Key Technologies for Global Prosperity, 3rd Specialty Conference on Dredging and Dredged Material Disposal. Orlando, FL. May 5-8, 2002.
  12. Monitoring of Sediments Dredged from the Approach Channel to Chesapeake Bay & Delaware Canal. November 1998 - September 1989. Panageotou, W. & Halka, J. 1990 Coastal & Estuarine Geology. Maryland Geological Survey. Baltimore, Maryland. Open File Report No. 10.
  13. Monitoring Suspended Sediment Plumes by Optical and Acoustical Methods with Application to Sand Capping. 2000. Paul F. Hamblin, David Z. Zhu, Fausto Chiocchio, Cheng He & Murray N. Charlton. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering. Vol. 27 (1), pp. 125-137.
  14. Plume Measurement System (Plumes) Technical Manual and Data Analysis Procedures. 1995. M.W. Tubman. Dredging Research Program. Technical Report DRP-95-1.
  15. Research Brief: Dredge Bucket Comparison Demonstration in Boston Harbor. U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center. pp. 1-4.
  16. Sedimentation Estimation from ADCP Measurements. 2003. J. W. Mol. Hydro Internatioinal. July/August, pp. 25-27.
  17. Sediment Flocs: Settling Velocity, Flocculation Factor, and Optical Backscatter. 2004. Vladmimir Nikora, Jochen Aberle & Malcolm Green. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering. Vol. 130 (10), October 2004, pp. 1043-1047.
  18. Sedimentololgical Research as a Basis for Environmental Management: The Øresund Fixed Link. 2001. Jens Rosendal Valeur & Anders Jensen. The Science of the Total Environment. Vol. 266 (1-3), February 5, 2001, pp. 281-289.
  19. Sediment Transport Monitoring System: The ADCP Network in Singapore. 1997. Rob Berlijn. Hydro International. Vol. 1 (2), April, pp. 40-43.
  20. Sensing Turbidity. John Downing. World Dredging. January 2002, p. 4.
  21. Silt and Sand Transport in a Deep Tidal Channel of a Large Estuary (Manukau Harbour, New Zealand). 2000. M. Green, R. Bell, T. Dolphin, & A. Swales. Marine Geology. Vol. 163 (104), pp. 217-240.
  22. Some Considerations on the Environmental Impact of Underwater Trenching. 2003. John Machin. Ocean News & Technology. Vol. 9 (1), January/February, pp. 46-47.
  23. The Navitracker System. 1998. Jan Duthoo & Karel Van Craenenbroeck. Hydro International. May/June, pp. 60-62.
  24. Turbidity Monitoring. 1999. Dennis Hanzlich & John Downing. World Dredging Mining & Construction. August 1999, pp 13 & 28.
  25. Wide-Area Measurements of Sediment Transport at a Large Inlet, Grays Harbor, Washington. 2002. P. Osborne, D. Hericks, N. Kraus, R. Parry. ICCE.

4-Coastal Ocean, Harbors, & Beaches

  1. Acoustic Backscatter Measurements of Estuarine Suspended Cohesive Sediment Concentration Profiles. 1998. L.J. Hamilton, Z. Shi, S.Y. Zhang. Journal of Coastal Research. Vol. 14 (4), pp. 1213-1224.
  2. Acoustic Backscatter Measures Near-Bed Sediments. 1998. Smerdon, A.M., Rees, J.M. & Vincent, C.E. International Ocean Systems Design. September/October, pp. 11-41.
  3. Across-Shelf Benthic Transports on the Inner Shelf of the Middle Atlantic Bight during the "Halloween Storm" of 1991. 1994. L. D. Wright, J. P. Xu & O. S. Madsen. Marine Geology. Vol. 118, pp. 61-77.
  4. A Fiber Optic Sensor for Monitoring Suspended Sediment. 1992. R. A. Beach, R. W. Sternberg & R. V. Johnson. Marine Geology. Vol. 103, pp. 513-520.
  5. An Instrument System for Monitoring and Sampling Suspended Sediment in the Benthic Boundary Layer. 1986. R. W. Sternberg, R. Johnson, D. A. Cacchione & D. E. Drake. Marine Geology. Vol. 71, pp. 187-199.
  6. An Instrument System for Profiling Suspended Sediment, Fluid, and Flow Conditions in Shallow Marine Environments. 1991. R. W. Sternberg, G. C. Kineke & R. Johnson. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 109-122.
  7. An Optical Instrument for Monitoring Suspended Particulates in Ocean and Laboratory. Proceedings OCEANS '83. 1983. J. Downing. Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers. Report No. 83CH1972-9.
  8. Annual Sediment Flux Estimates in a Tidal Strait Using Surrogate Measurements. 2006. Neil K. Ganju & David H. Schoellhamer. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science. Vol. 69 (1-2), August 2006, pp. 165-178.
  9. Anthropogenic Sediment Resuspension Mechanisms in Shallow Microtidal Estuary, Estuarine. 1996. D. H. Schoellhamer. Coastal and Shelf Science. Vol. 43, pp. 533-548.
  10. Biological Interference of Optical Backscatterance Sensors in Tampa Bay, Florida. 1993. D. Schoellhamer. Marine Geology. Vol.110, pp. 303-313.
  11. C-COAST: the Canadian Coastal Sediment Transport Programme, Suspended Sediment Transport under Waves and Currents. 1990. B. Greenwood, P. D. Osborne, A. J. Bowen, D. G. Hazen & A. E. Hay. Proceedings of Canadian Coastal Conference ’90, Kingston, Ontario, NRCC Assoc. Comm. on Shorelines, pp. 319-336.
  12. Coastal Circulation and Sediment Dynamics Along West Maui, Hawaii. 2003. USGS. Open-file Report 03-482.
  13. Consequences of Sediment Discharge from Dune Mining at Elizabeth Bay, Namibia. 2002. G. G. Smith, G. P. Mocke, R. van Ballegooyen & C. Soltau. Journal of Coastal Research. Vol. 18, pp. 776-791.
  14. Continental Shelf Sedimentology: Scales of Investigation Define Future Research Opportunities. 1999. Richard W. Sternberg & Arthur R. M. Nowell. Journal of Sea Research. Vol. 41 (1-2), March 1999, pp. 55-71.Continuous Measurements of Suspended Sediment. 1989. R. W. Sternberg, N. C. Shi & J. P. Downing. Nearshore Sediment Transport. Plenum Press, New York, pp. 418.
  15. Cross-Shore Suspended Sediment Transport in the Surf Zone: A Field-based Parameterization. 2002. T. Aagaard, K. Black, & B. Greenwood. Marine Geology. Vol. 185 (3-4), pp. 283-302.
  16. Cross-Shore Velocity Shear, Eddies and Heterogeneity in Water Column Properties over Fringing Coral Reefs: West Maui, Hawaii. 2006. C. D. Storlazzi, M. A. McManus, J. B. Logan & B. E. McLaughlin. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 26, pp. 401-421.
  17. Data Acquisition Instrumentation for the Study of Tidal Flat and Physics. 1995. G. F. Chaplin, D. G. Aubrey & K. Ricklefs. Current Measurement, 1995., Proceedings of the IEEE Fifth Working Publication, Feb. 7-9, 1995 pp. 241-245.
  18. Determining Concentration and Fall Velocity of Estuarine Particle Populations using ADV, OBS, and LISST. 2002. D. C. Fugate & C. T. Friedrichs. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 22 (11-13), pp. 1867.
  19. Determining Suspended Sediment Particle Size Information From Acoustical & Optical Backscatter Measurements. 1994. J. F. Lynch, J. D. Irish, C. R. Sherwood & Y. C. Agrawal. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 14, pp. 1139-1165.
  20. Development of a Portable Sand Trap. 1991. Julie D. Rosati & N. Kraus, Proceedings of the Fifth Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference, Las Vegas, NV, pp. 97-104.
  21. Distribution and Characteristics of Suspended Sediment on the Amazon Shelf. 1991. G. C. Kineke, R. W. Sternberg, D. A. Cacchione, K. Kranck & D. E. Drake. Oceanography, April, pp. 21-26.
  22. Dynamics of a Reflective Beach with a Low Tide Terrace. 2004. J. R. Miles & P. E. Russell. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 24 (11), July 2004, pp. 1219-1247.
  23. Effect of Sand Movement on a Cohesive Substrate. 2004. Charlotte E. L. Thompson & Carl L. Amos. Journal of Hydrological Engineering. Vol. 130 (11), pp. 1123-1125.
  24. Energetics Prediction of Frequency-Dependent Suspended Sand Transport Rates on a Macrotidal Beach. 1998. Yolanda Foote, Paul Russell, David Huntley & Peter Sims. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. Vol. 23 (10), pp. 927-941.
  25. Estimates of Suspended-Sediment Flux and Bedform Activity on the Inner Portion of the Eel Continental Shelf. 1999. D.A. Cacchione, P.L. Wiberg, J. Lynch, J. Irish & P. Traykovski. Marine Geology. Vol. 154 (1-4), pp. 83-97.
  26. Estimating Suspended Solids Concentrations from Backscatter Intensity Measured by Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler in San Francisco Bay, California. 2004. Jeffrey W. Gartner. Marine Geology. Vol. 211 (2004), pp. 169-187.
  27. Estimation of Stress and Roughness During Storms on the Northern California Shelf. 1992. T. F. Gross, A. E. Isley & C. R. Sherwood. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 12, pp. 389-413.
  28. Estimation of Suspended Solids Concentrations Based on Acoustic Backscatter Intensity: Theoretical Background. 2002. Jeffrey Gartner. Turbidity & Other Sediment Surrogates Workshop, Reno, NV. 3 pages.
  29. Factors Affecting Seasonal and Regional Patterns of Surface Water Oceanographic Properties within a Fjord Estuarine System: Glacier Bay, AK. 2004. Lisa L. Etherington, Philip N. Hooge & Elizabeth R. Hooge. USGS Report prepared for Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve (Gustavus, AK). March 2004.
  30. Field Calibration of Optical Sensors for Measuring Suspended Sediment Concentration in the Western Mediterranean. 2000. J. Guillen, A. Palanques, P. Puig, X. Durrieu de Madron & F. Nyffeler. Scientia Marina. Vol. 64 (4), pp. 427-435.
  31. Field Measurement of Mixed Grain Size Suspension in the Nearshore under Waves. 2000. Grace M. Battisto. Thesis Paper, The College of William and Mary in Virginia.
  32. Field Observations of the Effect of Shear Waves on Sediment Suspension and Transport. 2002. J. R. Miles, P. E. Russell, B. G. Ruessink & D. A. Huntley. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 22 (4), March 2002, pp. 657-681.
  33. Field Tests of Radiation-Stress Estimators of Longshore Sediment-Transport. 1994. Thomas E. White. Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Coastal Engineering, pp. 2799-2812.
  34. Flow and Sediment Suspension Events on the Inner Shelf of Central California. 2002. C.D. Storlazzi & B.E. Jaffe. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 181 (1-3), pp. 195-213.
  35. Flow Velocities, Sediment Transport and Morphological Change in the Swash Zone of Two Contrasting Beaches. 2006. Gerhard Masselink & Paul Russell. Marine Geology. Vol. 227 (2006), pp. 227-240.
  36. Fluid-Mud Processes on the Amazon Continental Shelf. 1996. G.C. Kineke, R. W. Sternberg, J. H. Trowbridge & W. R. Geyer. Continental Shelf Research, Vol. 6(5/6), pp. 667-696.
  37. Frequency Dependent Cross-Shore Suspended Sediment Transport. 1. A Barred Shoreface. 1992. P. D. Osborne & B. Greenwood Marine Geology. Vol.106, pp. 1-24.
  38. How Much Velocity Information is Necessary to Predict Sediment Suspension in the Surf Zone? 1994. Bruce E. Jaffe, David M. Rubin & Asbury Sallenger, Jr. Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Coastal Engineering, pp. 2085-2099.
  39. Hydrodynamics and Sediment Fluxes Across an Onshore Migrating Intertidal Bar. 2006. Troels Aagaard, Michael Hughes, Regin Moller-Sorensen & Steffen Andersen. Journal of Coastal Research. Vol. 22 (2), pp. 247-259.
  40. Infragravity Driven Suspended Sediment Transport in the Swash, Inner- and Outer-Surf Zone. 1992. R. A. Beach & R. W. Sterngerg. Coastal Sediments ’91. Vol. 1, pp. 114-128.
  41. Intense Mid-Slope Resuspension of Particulate Matter in the Faeroe-Shetland Channel: Short-Term Deployment of Near-Bottom Sediment Traps. 2002. Jérôme Bonnin, Wim van Raaphorst, Geert-Jan Brummer, Hans van Haren & Hans Malschaert. Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers. Vol. 49 (8), August 2002, pp. 1485-1505.
  42. Interaction between Braking/Broken Waves and Infragravity-Scale Phenomena to Control Sediment Suspension Transport in the Surf Zone. 2002. G. G. Smith & G. P. Mocke. Marine Geology. Vol. 187, pp. 329-345.
  43. Interannual Variability of Nearbed Sediment Flux on the Eel River Shelf, Northern California. 2004. A.S. Ogston, J.V. Guerra, & R.W. Sternberg. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 24 (1) pp. 117-136.
  44. Inter-Comparison of Turbidity and Sediment Concentration Measurements from an ADP, an OBS-3, and a LISST. 2001. Elizabeth L. Creed, Anne M. Pence & Kelly L. Rankin. OCEANS 2001 MTS/IEEE Conference Proceedings, Honolulu, HI. Vol. 3, pp. 1750-1754.
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  46. Kinetics of Breaking Waves and Associated Suspended Sediment in the Nearshore Zone. 1993. Yanling Yu, R. W. Sternberg & R. A. Beach. Continental Shelf Research. Vol. 13 (11), pp. 1219-1242.
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