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Contributions to the STRATAFORM Program, Office of Naval Research, Marine Geosciences Program. C.T. Friedrichs and Don Wright, Principal Investigators
Summary of Objectives
The global objective of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) involvement in the STRATAFORM program is to improve understanding of the spatially and temporally varying mechanisms that suspend, transport, and deposit sediment specifically on the continental shelf in the vicinity of the mouth of the Eel River and generally on continental shelves that are accumulating fine sediment.
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VIMS Tripod Data
Main STRATAFORM Program website (University of Washington)
STRATAFORM Publications with VIMS Authors (downloads via CHSD publications page)
Friedrichs, C.T., in press. Sediment effects. In: H. Baumert, J. Simpson, and J. Sündermann (eds.), Marine Turbulence: Theories, Observations and Models. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK.
Scully, M.E., C.T. Friedrichs, and L.D. Wright, in press. Numerical modeling results of gravity-driven sediment transport and deposition on energetic shelves. Journal of Geophysical Research.
Scully, M.E., C.T. Friedrichs, and L.D. Wright, 2002. Application of an analytical model of critically stratified gravity-driven sediment transport and deposition to observations from the Eel River continental shelf, northern California. Continental Shelf Research, 22: 1951-1974.
Wright, L.D., C.T. Friedrichs, and M.E. Scully, 2002. Pulsational gravity-driven sediment transport on two energetic shelves. Continental Shelf Research, 22: 1951-1974.
Scully, M.E., 2001. Modeling of critically-sratified gravity flows: Application to the Eel River Continental Shelf, Northern California. MS Thesis, School of Marine Science, College of William and Mary, Gloucester Point, VA, 101 p.
Wright, L.D., C.T. Friedrichs, S.C. Kim, and M.E. Scully, 2001. The effects of ambient currents and waves on gravity-driven sediment transport on continental shelves. Continental Shelf Research, 175: 25-45.
Cutter, R. and Diaz, R.J. 2000: Biological alteration of physically structured flood deposits on the Eel margin, northern California. Continental Shelf Research, 20, 235-253.
Friedrichs, C.T., Wright, L.D., Hepworth, D.A. and Kim, S.-C. 2000: Bottom boundary layer processes associated with fine sediment accumulation in coastal seas and bays. Continental Shelf Research, 20, 807-841.
Kim, S.C., C.T. Friedrichs, J.P.-Y. Maa, and L.D. Wright, 2000. Estimating bottom stress in a tidal boundary layer from acoustic Doppler velocimeter data. ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 126: 399-406.
Wright, L.D., Kim, S.-C. and Friedrichs, C.T. 1999: Across-shelf variations in bed roughness, bed stress and sediment transport on the northern California shelf. Marine Geology, 154, 99-115.
Hepworth, D.A., C.T. Friedrichs, and L.D. Wright, 1997. Strata formations on margins (STRATAFORM) G-60 site benthic boundary layer tripod data report, November 1996 - January 1997. SRAMSOE Report No. 344, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, VA, 97 p. + data diskette.
Wiberg, P.L., Cacchione, D.A., Sternberg, R.W. and Wright, L.D. 1996: Linking sediment transport and stratigraphy on the continental shelf. Oceanography, 9, 153-157.
Wright, L.D., Hepworth, D.A., Kim, S.C. and Gammisch, R.A. 1996: STRATAFORM VIMS cruise and status report December 1995 - March 1996. SRAMSOE Report No. 345, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, VA, 15 pp. + data diskette
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