Poster Presentations

NOAA'S STATE OF THE COAST: HIGHLIGHTING CONNECTIONS ACROSS ECONOMY, ECOLOGY, COMMUNITIES, AND, CLIMATE
Christopher David, Kristen Crossett, Tonya Kane, Brent Ache NOAA/NOS Special Projects Office, Maryland

ELICITING AND USING STAKEHOLDER VALUES AND PREFERENCES TO GUIDE COASTAL RESTORATION DECISIONMAKING
Lipsky, Rachel School of Forest Resources and Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington

COASTAL LAND CONSERVATION IN MARYLAND: TARGETING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR SEA LEVEL RISE ADAPTATION AND RESPONSE
Chelsie Papiez Maryland Department of Natural Resources Chesapeake and Coastal Program

CONSTRUCTING OREGON'S DIKED LANDS VULNERABILITY INVENTORY TO SUPPORT STATEGIC PLANNING FOR THE IMPACTS OF SEA LEVEL RISE
Laura E. Mattison Oregon Coastal Management Program

RESPONDING TO MARINE DEBRIS FROM CLIMATE-INDUCED EVENTS: ARE COASTAL COMMUNITIES PREPARED?
Neal B. Parry, Nir Barnea, Holly.A. Bamford National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

SOCIO-ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE GULF COAST COUNTIES
Tanveerul Islam, Ariana Marshall, Elijah Johnson, and Larry Robinson NOAA Environmental Cooperative Science Center, Florida A&M University

COASTAL PLANT GROWTH AND CO2 ENRICHMENT: CAN THE PRODUCTIVITY OF JUNCUS ROEMERIANUS KEEP PACE WITH SEA LEVEL RISE?
Brant W. Touchette, Mariana M. R. Poole, Mica D. McCullough, Gracen A. Smith and Emily C. Adams Center for Environmental Studies and the Department of Biological Science, Elon University

A COASTAL VULNERABILITY INDEX FOR THE DELAWARE BAY: A PILOT STUDY FOR NEW JERSEY COASTAL COMMUNITIES
Ida Leigh Wood, John D'Agostino, Dorina Frizzera New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Coastal Management Office

PLANNING FOR HURRICANES IN COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA: A TYPOLOGY OF ORGANIZATIONAL DECISION MAKING
Michelle Covi and Donna Kain Coastal Resources Management Program, East Carolina University

ONE MAN'S TRASH IS ANOTHER MAN'S TRAWL: AN ASSESSMENT OF DERILICT FISHING GEAR IN THE NORTH CAROLINA CORE SOUND
Chris Ellis, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

ANALYZING SHORELINE CHANGE IN THE NEW RIVER ESTUARY, NC
Cowart, L., Currin, C., Fonseca, M., Malhotra, A. NOAA, NOS, Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research

SURF-ZONE FISH ASSEMBLAGES AT WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NORTH CAROLINA: SHORT- AND LONG-TERM RESPONSES TO BEACH RENOURISHMENT
Tom Lankford, Adam Branson, Trey Sherard Center for Marine Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington

RECOMMENDED DECISION-MAKING STRATEGIES FOR SAN FRANCISCO'S OCEANSIDE WAVE ENERGY PROJECT
Carmen Yeung Duke University Marine Laboratory

INTEGRATING CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION PLANNING INTO EXISTING LOCAL PLANNING EFFORTS
Courtney E. Scarborough San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission

AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS AND USAGE OF THE SURFRIDER FOUNDATION ANNUAL STATE OF THE BEACH REPORT
John C. Bain Duke University Marine Lab

METHANE HYDRATE: THE END OF THE ENERGY CRISIS OR A CRISIS IN ITSELF?
Liz Brown, Hillary Huffer, Coley Hughes, Wendy Klein, Joyce Steinmetz East Carolina University

CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL ACT: RISING TO THE CHALLENGE
Laurel Kellner California Coastal Commission

ESTABLISHING THE NERRS AS SENTINEL SITES FOR COASTAL ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO A CHANGING CLIMATE
Whitley Saumweber, Marie Bundy, Nina Garfield Estuarine Reserves Division, NOAA/NOS/OCRM

ASSESSMENT OF POTENTIAL CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON STATE PARK SHORELINES, WASHINGTON STATE
Anthony O. Gabriel, Jeremy Murray, and Ben Sainsbury Central Washington University

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF DYNAMIC COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS USING SYNOPTIC MEASUREMENTS FROM REMOTE SENSING
Richard L. Miller and Chris J. Buonassissi UNC Coastal Studies Institute and East Carolina University

UNDERSTANDING THE IMPLICATIONS OF AN ICE-DIMINISHED ARCTIC THROUGH COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Hilary Goodwin, Leigh Zimmermann National Oceanographic Partnership Program

BERYLLIUM-7 ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION AND SEDIMENT INVENTORIES IN THE NEPONSET RIVER ESTUARY, MASSACHUSETTS, USA
Jun Zhu and Curtis R. Olsen Department of Environmental, Earth and Ocean Science, University of Massachusetts Boston

A GIS BATHYMETRIC MODEL FOR ANALYSIS OF PILAYELLA LITTORALIS ALONG THE SOUTH FACING SHORE OF HARWICH, CAPE COD, MA
Helenmary M. Hotz Department of Environmental, Earth and Ocean Sciences University of Massachusetts Boston

DPSIR IN COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA: APPLICATIONS AND PROBLEMS
Coley Hughes, Elizabeth Brown, Michelle Covi, Hillary Huffer and Deanna Swain Coastal Resources Management Program East Carolina University

THE GLOBAL HUMAN SECURITY INDEX: CAN DISAGGREGATIONS HELP US TO FORGE PROGRESS?
David A. Hastings U. S. Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration