2010

Analysis of Wave Forces on Prototype Walls Under Tsunami Loading

This thesis is comprised of two manuscripts based on a laboratory experiment conducted to examine realistic wave forcing on a vertical wall subjected to tsunami loading.

Aquatic invaders: Sea Grant/AZA project explains pathways to zoo and aquarium audiences

Explains efforts to increase public understanding of aquatic invasive species via the use of Aquatic Invaders toolkits.

Archaeological Evidence for Resilience of Pacific Northwest Salmon Populations and the Socioecological System Over the Last ~7,500 Years

Salmon recovery efforts may benefit substantially from investing more resources into establishing links between community groups and actual fish populations, which would create a sense of proprietorship, one of the keys to resilience in the indigenous sal

Assessment of female reproductive effort and maternal effects in Pacific Ocean Perch Sebastes alutus: do big old females matter?

A final report filed with the North Pacific Research Board on preserving age structure of Pacific Rockfish.

Coastal sand dunes in the U.S. Pacific Northwest: regional variability in foredune geomorphology and associated physical vulnerability to hazards

The work presented in this thesis is part of a larger, interdisciplinary effort to determine the relative importance of physical and ecological mechanisms in controlling coastal foredune geomorphology and vulnerability in the PNW.

Collaborative Research in the Port Orford Live Fish Fishery: Lessons Learned

Lessons learned from projects that bring together a diversity of stakeholders for the common goal of better management.

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