Suspension Modeling Presentation

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Suspension Modeling Presentation

Dec. 2000 / Jan. 2001

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Dr. Tom Gross from NOAA's Coast Surveys Development Laboratory in Silver Springs, MD, visited the Woods Hole Field Center on December 13th and 14th and gave a talk entitled "Suspension Modeling: from HEBBLE Mud to Swimming Barnacles." (HEBBLE stands for High Energy Benthic Boundary Layer Experiment.)

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Dec. 2000 / Jan. 2001

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Geologic Framework of U.S. Coastal & Marine Regions

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WHFC at RRT

Distinguished Lecturer

Earthquake Hazards Video

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Suspension Modeling

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