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Keeping it in the System: Beneficial Use of Dredged Sediment to ...
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Marshes will need more sediment to keep up with accelerated SLR. Dredging of navigation channels exacerbates the problem because in most cases ...
Salt Marsh Ecology in an Era of Sea Level Rise
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Salt marshes are an integral part of coastal ecosystems. They provide habitat for aquatic species, filter nutrients from upland sources, and help ...
NCCOS PROJECT - NCCOS Coastal Science Website
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Additionally, coastal marshes provide forage and refuge habitat for wildlife, water pollution extraction, and support food production. The ability of ...
Ecological Effects of Sea Level Rise in North Carolina: Maps, Marshes ...
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Toward filling this gap, a follow-on effort (phase 2) entitled “EESLR in North Carolina: Maps, Marshes, and Management Applications” is developing and ...
Thin Layer Sediment Placement Boosts Marsh Growth
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A new NCCOS study shows that spreading a thin layer of sediment on low-lying marshes promotes vegetation growth that builds elevation. The technique ...
Easy-to-use Model for Predicting Sea Level Rise Impacts to Marshes Now ...
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An NCCOS-funded researcher updated his innovative coastal marsh model and provided an interactive web based application. The web accessible ...
Evaluating the Beneficial Use of Sediment in a Microtidal Salt Marsh
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Salt marshes are rapidly deteriorating due to sea-level rise. The Deal Island beneficial use project, implemented in 2024, demonstrates one potential ...
Combination of Shoreline Stabilization Approaches Offers Best Long-term ...
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The models explored how marshes dominated by each plant type would decrease storm wave energy under increasing sea level rise scenarios. Under ...
Identifying Pathways to Match Dredged Material with Drowning Marshes
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Coastal marshes build up elevation by trapping sediment that is brought in by ocean tides. As sea levels continue to rise, intertidal marshes need ...
Salt Marsh Evolution along the South Atlantic Bight
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As sea level rises, marshes will need sediment to keep pace with the water level or space to migrate inland to exist. The South Atlantic Bight (SAB) ...
Sea Level Rise Could Drown North Carolina's Coastal Marshes
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By contrast, marshes behind shoreline-stabilizing, stone sills appear able to keep one step ahead of this sea level rise rate, having increased their ...
Innovating Coastal Resilience: Popular Marsh Model Now Converted to ...
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NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), in collaboration with Warren Pinnacle Consulting, Inc., has successfully converted the ...
New Study Suggests Marsh Models Require Mucking Through Marshes to Get ...
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A NOAA funded study published in the IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing indicates that models that ...
GIS Toolbox for Estimating Wave Attenuation by Coastal Marshes ...
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WATTE provides users information to gain an understanding of how coastal marshes in their region are reducing wave forces as an added ecosystem ...
Marsh macrophyte responses to inundation anticipate impacts of sea ...
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In situ persistence of coastal marsh habitat as sea level rises depends on whether macrophytes induce compensatory accretion of the marsh surface ...
Salt Marsh Carbon Capture & Response to Sea Level Rise at Marine Base ...
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NCCOS research shows that Camp Lejeune’s coastal marshes are not only protecting the training base and the mission of the USMC, the marshes are also ...
Marshes on the Margins: Developing Tidal Wetlands Adaptation Strategies ...
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Marshes on the Margins: Developing Tidal Wetlands Adaptation Strategies in Southern California. Published on: 07/20/2017; Science Area(s): Climate ...
Defining Protocols for Replanting as an Oil Spill Response Tactic in ...
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We are trying to determine the best approach to replant a saltmarsh with native grasses after it has been heavily coated with fuel oil. Highly ...
NOAA Refines Restoration Protocols for Oil-polluted Marshes
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Mesocosm facility at the NCCOS laboratory in Charleston, South Carolina. Credit: Katy Chung, NOAA NCCOS. NCCOS and NOAA’s Office of Response and ...
Study Shows Newport Bay Marshes Can Keep Pace with Slow Sea Level Rise
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In Newport Bay, CA marshes can keep pace with sea level rise if sea level rise (SLR) rates rise slowly. To make decisions on if and how to protect an ...