Coastal sediment dynamics and river discharge as key factors influencing coastal ecosystem productivity in southeastern Lake Michigan

Steven E. Lohrenz; Gary L. Fahnenstiel; Oscar Schofield; David F. Millie

doi:10.5670/oceanog.2008.05

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Coastal sediment dynamics and river discharge as key factors influencing coastal ecosystem productivity in southeastern Lake Michigan

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Coastal sediment dynamics and river discharge as key factors influencing coastal ecosystem productivity in southeastern Lake Michigan

Steven E. Lohrenz, Gary L. Fahnenstiel, Oscar Schofield and David F. Millie

Oceanography (Washington, D.C.), Vol.21(4), pp.60-69

12/2008

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2008.05

Abstract

algal blooms

annual variations

chlorophyll

coastal sedimentation

ecology

ecosystems

Environmental geology

Great Lakes

in situ

lacustrine sedimentation

Lake Michigan

Michigan

North America

optical properties

organic compounds

photochemistry

photosynthesis

phytoplankton

pigments

plankton

plumes

productivity

remote sensing

satellite methods

seasonal variations

sedimentation

southeastern Lake Michigan

southwestern Michigan

stream transport

suspension

turbidity

United States

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Title: Coastal sediment dynamics and river discharge as key factors influencing coastal ecosystem productivity in southeastern Lake Michigan
Creators: Steven E. Lohrenz - University of Southern Mississippi
Gary L. Fahnenstiel - NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
Oscar Schofield - Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
David F. Millie - University of South Florida USA United States
Publication Details: Oceanography (Washington, D.C.), Vol.21(4), pp.60-69
Publisher: Oceanography Society
Number of pages: 10
Language: English
Academic Unit: Department of Estuarine and Ocean Sciences
Resource Type: Journal article
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2008.05
Record Identifier: 9914444126101301