Session Lead: Raleigh Hood
Co-Lead(s): Jeni Keisman
Session Format: Oral presentations
Session Description:
This session invites abstract submissions related to the general topic of estuarine and watershed processes, which includes a wide range of research disciplines (physical, chemical and biological) and trophic levels (from plankton to living resources). Submission of management- and social science-oriented abstracts is also encouraged.
Presenters:
Rui Jin – Translating an open-ocean biogeochemistry code with cryptic sulfur cycling to Chesapeake Bay requires considering the impacts of burial, DON, and optics
Henry Legett – Predicting thermal habitat for river herring in Chesapeake Bay watersheds using spatial stream network models
Karinna Nunez – Development of the Shoreline Management Model to Assess Site Suitability of Living Shorelines and Emphasize Best Shoreline Management Practices
Zach Clifton – N/A
Allison Tracy – Chesapeake Bay oyster habitat depends on the environment and management
Raika Gawde – Evaluating the relationship between abundance of the Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) and water quality metrics using a coupled hydrodynamic-biogeochemical model
Matt Robinson – Addressing Plastic Pollution in the Chesapeake Bay and its Watershed
Olivia Devereux – Tracking Projects Toward the Chesapeake Bay Outcomes