88 results on '"Finkl, Charles W."'
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2. Conceptualization of Sequential Cross-Shore Eco-Geomorphological Units in Topographic Profiles : Introduction and Application of Coastal Belt Archimorphs and Ideograms as Related to the BCCS (Biophysical Cross-Shore Classification System)
3. Classification of Coastal Belts in the Argentine Subpolar Southeast Coast of Tierra del Fuego using the BCCS (Biophysical Cross-shore Classification System)
4. Identification of Domain Complexes in the Danube Delta Coastal Belt Using the Biophysical Cross-shore Classification System (BCCS), Based on Interpretation of Satellite Imagery
5. Coastal Ecosystems of the World : An Illustrated Reference of Biophysical Environments, Coastal Belts, and Marine-Terrestrial Ecological Zones
6. DEDICATION
7. Alongshore Classification and Morphometric Analysis of Developed Coastal Belts : An Example from Uruguay, South America
8. Aquatic Accidents Leatherman S.B. Leatherman S.P. Mittelstaedt A.H. Jr.
9. Alongshore Classification and Morphometric Analysis of Coastal Belts : The State of Oregon, USA
10. Alongshore Classification and Super Domain Delineation of Coastal Belts Based on Interpretation of Biophysical Catenary Sequences Observed from Satellite Images
11. Vanishing Sands: Losing Beaches to Mining Pilkey O.H. Longo N.J. Neal W.J. Rangel-Buitrago N.G. Pilkey K.C. Hayes H.L.
12. The New Guinea Canoe Caper
13. Coastal Belt Linked Classification (CBLC) : A System for Characterizing the Interface between Land and Sea Based on Large Marine Ecosystems, Coastal Ecological Sequences, and Terrestrial Ecoregions
14. Lateral Extrapolation of Coastal Catenary Sequences Using the Biophysical Cross-shore Classification System (BCCS) to Create Shore-parallel Situational Zonation Mapping Units
15. Latitudinal and Situational Zonation of Coastal Catenary Sequences Observed from Satellite Images Using the Biophysical Cross-shore Classification System (BCCS)
16. Erosion of Carbonate Beaches on the Northeastern Coast of Cuba
17. The Biophysical Cross-shore Classification System (BCCS) : Defining Coastal Ecological Sequences with Catena Codification to Classify Cross-shore Successions Based on Interpretation of Satellite Imagery
18. Littoral Drift for East Coast of India Chandramohan P. Misra S.K. Prasath J.G. Bragth R.C.
19. James H. Mahoney (1958–2018)
20. Professor Roger H. Charlier (1921–2018)
21. Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Coastal Research (JCR) : A Changing of the Guard
22. Headland-Bay Beaches: Static Equilibrium Concept for Shoreline Management Hsu J.R.C. Lee J.L Klein A.H.F. Gonzalez M. Medina R.
23. The National Institute for Marine Research and Development “Grigore Antipa” Constanţa: Historical Highlights Bologa A.S.
24. Paolo Antonio Pirazzoli (1939-2017)
25. Mechanisms That Influence the Performance of Beach Nourishment: A Case Study in Delray Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
26. Methods for Investigating Sediment Flux under High-Energy Conditions on the Southeast Florida Continental Shelf using Laser Airborne Depth Sounding (LADS) in a Geographic Information System (GIS) Dataframe
27. Geoform and Landform Classification of Continental Shelves using Geospatially Integrated IKONOS Satellite Imagery
28. International Bibliography of Coastal Geomorphology 1991-1994
29. Classification of Continental Shelves in Terms of Geospatially Integrated Physiographic Realms and Morphodynamic Zones
30. Novel Method for Interpreting Submarine Geomorphology from Laser Airborne Depth Sounding (LADS) Bathymetry using Surfer ® 12 Shaded Relief Maps
31. Robert G. Dean (1930-2015)
32. Geospatially Integrated Seafloor Classification Scheine (G-ISCS): A New Method for Cognitively Interpreting Benthic Biogeomorphological Features
33. Autoclassification versus Cognitive Interpretation of Digital Bathymetrie Data in Terms of Geomorphological Features for Seafloor Characterization
34. Foreword: PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRAZILIAN SYMPOSIUM ON SANDY BEACHES: MORPHODYNAMICS, ECOLOGY, USES, HAZARDS AND MANAGEMENT (Itajaí, Santa Catarina, Brazil, 3 to 6 September 2000)
35. Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture: An Overview in Relation to Coastal Soils
36. Desalination Brine Disposal by Submerged Pipes in the Red Sea
37. Suitability of Recycled Glass Cullet as Artificial Dune Fill along Coastal Environments
38. Perception of Coastal Hazards in Terms of Physical, Biological, and Human-Induced Cascades : An Example from the Southeast Florida Coastal Zone (SFCZ)
39. Development of New Restoration Strategies for Louisiana Barrier Island Systems, Northern Gulf of Mexico, USA
40. A Review of Potential Tsunami Impacts to the Suez Canal
41. Reply to: Finlayson, B.L.; Peel, M.C., and McMahon, T.A., 2012. Discussion of: Finkl, C.W. and Cathcart, R.B., 2011. The "Morning Glory" Project: A Papua New Guinea—Queensland Australia Undersea Freshwater Pipeline, "Journal of Coastal Research", 27(4), 607–618; "Journal of Coastal Resesarch", 28(4), 979–981
42. Throw It Overboard: A Commentary on Coastal Pollution and Bioremediation
43. Antarctica-to-Western Australia Liquid Freshwater Shipments Using Stauber Bags in a Paternoster-Like Transfer System: Inaugurating a Southern Ocean Antidrought Action Sea-Lane
44. The "Morning Glory" Project: A Papua New Guinea-Queensland Australia Undersea Freshwater Pipeline
45. North Sea’s Capricious Anthropocenic Shores
46. Using Recycled Glass Cullet For Coastal Protection : A Review of Geotechnical, Biological, & Abiotic Analyses
47. Interpretation of Bottom Types from IKONOS Satellite Images of the Southern Key West National Wildlife Refuge, Florida, USA
48. Spoil or Resource? Managing Sediment for Coastal Restoration
49. From Trieste To Kotor
50. "Belgica's" Antarctic Toponymic Legacy
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