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Watershed Process and Estuary Sustainability (WPES) Research Group

The Watershed Process and Estuary Sustainability Research Group (WPES) at the University of Maine is a multidisciplinary interdepartmental research team of faculty, students, and professionals that collaborate on research projects focused on developing science based solutions to watershed and estuary management problems.

Articles Articles

Impacts of the Seasonal Migration of an Estuarine Turbidity Maximum on Local Hydrodynamics and Mixing in the Ems Estuary, Taylor L. Bailey, Lauren Ross, Henk Schuttelaars, and Dirk S. van Maren

Geomorphological controls on estuary hydrodynamics with implications for diatom blooms in deglaciated coastal areas, Taylor L. Bailey, Lauren Ross, Nick Tiner, Sean Smith, Ivan Perez-Santos, Antonio Ramos, Alejandro Garcia Mendoza, and David Miller

Exchange flow in a highly stratified fjord in drought conditions, Elias Pinilla, Lauren Ross, and Ivan Perez-Santos

Wind influence on residual circulation in Patagonian channels and fjords, C. Soto-Riquelme, Elias Pinilla, and Lauren Ross

ArcMap Hydrology Toolset: WPES, How Do I...? Quick Guide, Bea E. Van Dam

Survey Control with GNSS Receiver: WPES, How Do I...? Quick Guide, Bea E. Van Dam

Total Station Field Surveying: WPES, How Do I...? Quick Guide, Bea E. Van Dam

ArcMap Basics: WPES, How Do I...? Quick Guide, Bea E. Van Dam

Posters Posters

Diagnostic Tool Development for Assessments of Coastal Pollution Vulnerability, Bea E. Van Dam and Sean M.C. Smith

Open-Access Theses Open-Access Theses

Circulation and Transport Timescales in Tidally Dominated Estuaries, Sohaib Alahmed

Understanding the Influence of Nonlinear Seas on Wind Generated Waves, Taylor L. Bailey

Stream Dynamics in the Headwaters of Post-Glacial Watershed Systems, Brett Gerard