LARRY G. WARD - CURRICULUM VITAE

Personal Information

Affiliations: University of New Hampshire Department of Earth Sciences, Center for

Coastal and Ocean Mapping, and Jackson Estuarine Laboratory

Address: 24 Colovos Road, Chase Engineering Building, University of New

Hampshire, Durham, NH 03824

Telephone/Fax: 603-***-****; 603-***-****

e-mail: abqi6i@r.postjobfree.com

Education

1967-1972 B.A. in Earth Sciences, University of New Hampshire, Durham, N.H.

1972-1974 M.S. in Marine Geology, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C.

1974-1978 Ph.D. in Marine Geology, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C.

Professional Positions

Summer 1995-Present - Associate Research Professor of Earth Sciences, University of New

Hampshire, Durham

Winter 1989-Spring 1995 - Assistant Research Professor of Earth Sciences, University of New

Hampshire, Durham

Summer 1987-Winter 1989 - Associate Research Professor, Center for Estuarine Studies, Horn

Point Laboratories, University of Maryland, Cambridge

Summer 1980-Summer 1987 - Assistant Professor, Center for Estuarine Studies, Horn Point

Laboratories, University of Maryland, Cambridge

Winter 1978-Summer 1980 - Research Scientist/Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of

Geology, University of South Carolina, Columbia

Professional Societies

Geological Society of America

American Geophysical Union

Coastal Education and Research Foundation

PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE

The focus of my research, publishing, and teaching over the last ~30 years has been on coastal,

estuarine and inner shelf sedimentology and surficial processes. My most recent research focuses

on seafloor characterization and change analyses, coastal geomorphology and processes, and the

stratigraphy, sea-level history and Holocene evolution of nearshore marine systems. My teaching

experience ranges from introductory geology, oceanography, and sedimentology to advanced

level courses in coastal and estuarine systems.

PUBLICATIONS

Scientific Journals, Book Chapters, or Proceedings (Refereed) In Review or Press

Grizzle, R.E., L.G. Ward, L.A. Mayer, M.A. Malik, A.B. Cooper, H.A. Abeels, J.K. Greene,

M.A. Brodeur and A.A. Rosenberg. In Revision. Effects of a large fishing closure on benthic

communities in the western Gulf of Maine, USA: recovery from the effects of gillnets and otter

trawls. Fishery Bulletin.

Pe eri, S., J.V. Gardner, L.G. Ward and J.R. Morrison. In Review. The seafloor: a key factor in

lidar bottom detection. In Revision. IEEE: Journal of Ocean Engineering.

Scientific Journals, Book Chapters, or Proceedings (Refereed) - Published

Ward, L.G., B.J. Zaprowski, K.D. Trainer and P.T. Davis. 2008. Stratigraphy, pollen history and

geochronology of tidal marshes in a Gulf of Maine estuarine system: climatic and relative sea

level impacts. Marine Geology 256:1-17, DOI:10.1016/j.margeo.208.08.004

Ericson, J.P., C.J. V r smarty, S.L. Dingman, L.G. Ward and M. Meybeck. 2006. Effective sea-

level rise in deltas: causes of change and human dimension implications. Global and Planetary

Change 50:63-82.

Ward, L.G. and F.L. Bub. 2005. Temporal variability in salinity, temperature and suspended

sediments in a Gulf of Maine Estuary (Great Bay Estuary, New Hampshire). In: D.F. FitzGerald

and D.F. J. Knight (eds.), High Resolution Morphodynamics and Sedimentary Evolution of

Estuaries, p.115-142. Academic Press.

Grizzle, R.E., L.G. Ward, J.R. Adams, S.J. Dijkstra and B. Smith. 2005. Mapping and

characterizing oyster reefs using acoustic techniques, underwater videography, and quadrat

sampling. In: P.W. Barnes and J.P. Thomas (eds.), Benthic Habitats and the Effects of Fishing,

p.153-159. American Fisheries Society Symposium 41. American Fisheries Society, Bethesda,

Maryland.

Jakobsson, M., A. Armstrong, B. Calder, L. Huff, L. Mayer and L. Ward. 2005. On the use of

historical bathymetric data to determine changes in bathymetry. International Hydrographic

Review, Vol. 6, No. 3 (New Series), p. 25-41.

Ward, L.G. 2004. Variations in physical properties and water quality in the Webhannet River

Estuary (Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve, Maine). Journal of Coastal Research

SI45:39-58.

Ward, L.G. and F.S. Birch. 1999. Sedimentology of the New Hampshire inner continental shelf

based on subbottom seismics, side scan sonar, bathymetry, and bottom samples. Marine

Georesources and Geotechnology 17:165-172.

Ward, L.G., M.S. Kearney and J.C. Stevenson. 1998. Variations in sedimentary environments

and accretionary processes in estuarine marshes undergoing rapid sea level rise, Chesapeake

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Bay. Marine Geology 151:111-134.

Kearney, M.S., J.C. Stevenson and L.G. Ward. 1994. Spatial and temporal changes in marsh

vertical accretion rates at Monie Bay: implications for sea-level rise. Journal of Coastal

Research 10:1010-1020.

Ward, L.G. and G. M. Ashley. 1989. Introduction: coastal lagoonal systems. Marine Geology

88:181-185.

Stevenson, J.C., L.G. Ward and M.S. Kearney. 1988. Sediment transport and trapping in marsh

systems: implications of tidal flux studies. Marine Geology 80:37-59.

Fisher, T.R., L.W. Harding, Jr., D.W. Stanley and L.G. Ward. 1988. Phytoplankton, nutrients,

and turbidity in the Chesapeake, Delaware, and Hudson estuaries. Estuarine Coastal Shelf

Science 27:61-93.

Ward, L.G., T.F. Moslow and K. Finkelstein. 1987. Geomorphology of a tectonically active,

glaciated coast, south-central Alaska. In: D.M. FitzGerald and P.S. Rosen (eds.), Glaciated

Coasts, p. 1-31. Academic Press.

Shipp, R.C., S.A. Staples and L.G. Ward. 1987. Controls and zonation of geomorphology along

a glaciated coast, Gouldsboro Bay, Maine. In: D. M. FitzGerald and P.S. Rosen (eds.), Glaciated

Coasts, p. 209-231. Academic Press.

Ward, L.G. and R.R. Twilley. 1986. Seasonal distributions of suspended particulate material

and dissolved nutrients in a coastal plain estuary. Estuaries 9:156-168.

Kearney, M.S. and L.G. Ward. 1986. Accretion rates in brackish marshes of a Chesapeake Bay

estuarine tributary. Geo-Marine Letters 6:41-49.

Stevenson, J.C., L.G. Ward and M.S. Kearney. 1986. Vertical accretion in marshes with

varying rates of sea level rise. In: D. Wolf (ed.), Estuarine Variability, p.241-259. Academic

Press.

Ward, L.G. 1985. The influence of wind waves and tidal currents on sediment resuspension in

middle Chesapeake Bay. Geo-Marine Letters 5:71-75.

Ward, L.G., W.M. Kemp and W.R. Boynton. 1984. The influence of waves and seagrass

communities on suspended particulate dynamics in an estuarine environment. Marine Geology

59:85-103.

Kemp, W.M., W.R. Boynton, R.R. Twilley, J.C. Stevenson and L.G. Ward. 1984. Influence of

submerged vascular plants on ecological processes in upper Chesapeake Bay. In: V.S. Kennedy

(ed.), The Estuary as a Filter, p. 367-394. Academic Press.

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Ward, L.G. 1981. Suspended-material transport in marsh tidal channels, Kiawah Island, South

Carolina. Marine Geology 40:139-154.

Ward, L.G., M. Stephen and D. Nummedal. 1976. Hydraulics and morphology of

glacial outwash distributaries, Skeidararsandur, Iceland. Journal Sedimentary Petrology 46:770-

777.

Proceedings from Professional Meetings

Vorosmarty, C.J., J.P. Ericson, S.L. Dingman, L.G. Ward, and M. Meybeck. 2007. Future

impacts of fresh water resource management: sensitivity of coastal deltas. Proceedings of

Symposium HS2005 at IUGG2007, IAHS Publication 314, p. 231-238.

Ward, L.G., D.M. Burdick and J.R. Adams. 2003. Preliminary studies of the impact of sea level

rise on coastal environments (New Hampshire, USA). Proceedings from Coastal Sediments 03

(May 18-23, 2003). East Meets West Productions, 9708 Padre Island Dr., Suite B-102, Corpus

Christi, TX 78418. (Proceedings Contained in CD Format). 13 pp.

Grizzle, R.L., L.G. Ward, R. Langan, G.M. Schnaittacher, J.A. Dijkstra and J.R. Adams. 2003.

Environmental monitoring in the vicinity of an open ocean aquaculture site in the southwestern

Gulf of Maine: some preliminary results. In: C.J. Bridger and B.A. Costa-Pierce (eds.), Open

Ocean Aquaculture from Research to Commercial Reality, p. 105-117. World Aquaculture

Society, 143 J.M. Parker Coliseum, Baton Rouge, LA., USA.

Ward, L.G. and F.S. Birch. 1998. Sedimentology of the New Hampshire inner continental shelf

based on seismics, side-scan sonar, bathymetry, and bottom samples. In: G. Dellagiarino, L.A.

Miller, and S. Doenges (eds.), Studies Related to Continental Margins - A Summary of Year -

Nine and Year - Ten Activities, p. 62-68. U.S. Department of Interior Minerals Management

Service and Association of American State Geologists Continental Margins Committee, Verdon,

Virginia.

Ward, L.G. 1994. Nearbottom currents and sediment transport on the inner continental shelf of

New Hampshire. In: G. Dellagiarino, A.R. Masterson and L.A. Miller (eds.), Studies Related to

Continental Margins - A Summary of Year - Five and Year - Six Activities, p. 150-156. U.S.

Department of Interior Minerals Management Service and Association of American State

Geologists Continental Margins Committee, Verdon, Virginia.

Ward, L.G. and F.E. Anderson. 1990. Sedimentology of sand deposits from the inner continental

shelf of New Hampshire. In: M.C. Hunt, S. Doenges and G.S. Stubbs (eds.), Studies Related to

Continental Margins - A Summary of Year - Three and Year - Four Activities, p. 194-198. U.S.

Department of Interior Mineral Management Service and Association of American State

Geologists Continental Margins Committee, Verdon, Virginia.

Stevenson, J.C., L.G. Ward, M.S. Kearney and T. Jorden. 1985. Sedimentary processes and sea

level rise in tidal marsh systems in Chesapeake Bay. In: E. Meyer (ed.), Wetlands of the

Chesapeake: Protecting the Future of the Bay, p. 37-62. Environmental Law Institute,

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Washington, DC.

Kana, T. and L.G. Ward. 1981. Nearshore suspended load during storm and post-storm

conditions. In: Seventeenth International Coastal Engineering Conference, p. 1158-1173.

American Society Civil Engineers, New York.

Ward, L.G. 1979. Hydrodynamics and sedimentological processes in salt marsh systems. In:

Sixteenth International Coastal Engineering Conference, p. 1953-1970. American Society Civil

Engineers, New York.

Ruby, C.H., L.G. Ward, I.A. Fischer and P.J. Brown. 1977. Buzzards Bay oil spill: an arctic

analogue. In: G.R. Peters (ed.), Fourth International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering

Under Antic Conditions, p. 844-855. Ocean Engineering Information Centre, St. Johns,

Newfoundland.

Abstracts/Oral Presentations (* Identifies Speaker,# Invited Paper)

Felzenberg, J. A.*, L.G. Ward, Y. Rzhanov, J.D. Irish and L.A. Mayer. 2008. Detecting bedform

migration in Portsmouth Harbor, New Hampshire, USA, on relatively short spatial and temporal

scales. American Geophysical Union Meeting, December 15-19, San Francisco, CA, Eos Trans.

AGU, 89(53), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract OS21E-1219.

Pe'eri, S.V.*, J.V. Gardner, J.R. Morrison and L.G. Ward. 2008. Ground-truth results of

comparison of airborne lidar bathymetry (ALB) in subtidal coastal environments. American

Geophysical Union Meeting, December 15-19, San Francisco, CA, Eos Trans. AGU, 89(53), Fall

Meet. Suppl., Abstract G53A-0631

Felzenberg, J.*, L. Ward, Y. Rzhanov and L. Mayer. 2008. Detecting bedform migration in

Portsmouth Harbor on relatively short time-scales from high-resolution multibeam bathymetry.

Shallow Survey 08 Biannual Conference, October 21-24, Portsmouth, NH.

Malik, M, L*. Mayer, L. Fonseca, L. Ward, L. Huff and B. Calder. 2008. Approaches and

requirements of quantitative comparison of the multibeam sonar benthic acoustic backscatter.

Shallow Survey 08 Biannual Conference, October 21-24, Portsmouth, NH.

Ward, L.G#*, R.Grizzle, J. Irish and R. Langan. 2007. Environmental monitoring of an

experimental open ocean aquaculture facility if the western Gulf of Maine. Invited Presentation

at Symposium entitled Impacts of Coastal Ocean Aquaculture . American Fisheries Society

Annual Meeting, September 3-6, San Francisco, CA.

Pe eri, S.*, J.V. Gardner, L. Ward, R. Morrison and J. Lillycrop. 2007. Identifying subtidal

coastal environments using airborne lidar bathymetry (ALB). American Geophysical Union

Meeting, December 10-14, San Francisco, CA.

Pe eri, S.*, J.V. Gardner, L. Ward, R. Morrison and J. Lillycrop. 2007. The seafloor as key

component for the success of lidar in bottom detection. JALBTCX 8th Annual Workshop, May

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23-24, Seattle, WA.

Ward, L.G.*, M.A. Malik, G. R.Cutter, M.A. Brodeur, R.E. Grizzle, L.A. Mayer and L. Huff.

2006. High resolution benthic mapping using multibeam sonar, videography, and sediment

sampling in the Gulf of Maine: application to geologic and fisheries research. Geological Society

of America Abstracts with Programs, volume 38, number 7, p. 377.

Grizzle, R.E.*, L.G. Ward, L.A. Mayer and A.B. Cooper, A.A. Rosenberg, M. Brodeur, J.K.

Greene, H. Abeels, and M. Malik. 2006. Effects of a large fishing closure area on bottom

habitats in the western Gulf of Maine, USA. International Council for the Exploration of the Sea

(ICES) Conference, Boston, MA.

Grizzle, R.E*., L.G. Ward, L.A. Mayer, A.B. Cooper, A.A. Rosenberg, M. Brodeur, J.K. Greene,

H. Abeels and M. Malik. 2006. Effects of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area on seafloor

habitats: GIS-based assessments. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sea Grant Symposium

on Geographic Information Systems and Ocean Mapping in Support of Fisheries Research and

Management, Cambridge, MA.

Ward, L.G.* and D.M. Burdick. 2004. Salt marsh development and processes in a northern New

England system. Abstracts, AGU Chapman Conference Salt Marsh Geomorphology: Physical

and Ecological Effects on Landform, Halifax, Nova Scotia (October 9-14, 2004).

Ward, L.G.* 2003. Sedimentologic and stratigraphic studies on the New Hampshire shelf.

Abstracts, Geological Society of America (GSA) Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, volume

35, number 6, p. 69.

Ward, L.G.*, D.M. Burdick and J.R. Adams. 2003. Preliminary studies of the impact of sea-

level rise on coastal environments (New Hampshire, USA). Abstracts, Coastal Sediments 03,

Clearwater, Florida. p. 208-209. East Meets West Productions, 9708 Padre Island Dr., Suite B-

102, Corpus Christ, TX 78418.

Grizzle, R.E.*, L.G. Ward and J.R. Adams. 2003. Mapping and quantitatively characterizing

seabed habitats with underwater videography. Abstracts, Emerging Technologies, Tools, and

Techniques to Manage Our Coasts in the 21st Century Meeting, USEPA, Cocoa Beach, Florida.

Ward, L.G.* 2002. Sources and controls of suspended sediments and turbidity in the Great Bay

Estuary, New Hampshire. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA)

Annual Convention, Springfield, Massachusetts.

Grizzle, R. E*, L.G. Ward and J.R. Adams. 2002. Mapping and characterizing subtidal oyster

reefs using GIS and underwater videography. Abstracts, Fishing and Benthic Habitats 2002;

Symposium on Effects of Fishing Activities on Benthic Habitats, Tampa, Florida.

Grizzle, R.E.*, L.G. Ward, J.R. Adams, S. Dijkstra and J. Nelson. 2002. A comparison of

acoustic techniques, videography, and quadrat sampling for mapping and characterizing subtidal

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oyster reefs. Abstracts, National Shellfisheries Association, Annual Meeting, Mystic,

Connecticut.

Adams, J.R.*, R.E. Grizzle, L.G. Ward, S. Dijkstra and J. Nelson. 2002. A comparison of

acoustic techniques, videography, and quadrat sampling for mapping and characterizing subtidal

oyster reefs. Abstracts, Benthic Ecology Meeting, Orlando, Florida.

Greene, J.K.*, R.E. Grizzle, D. Burdick, L.G. Ward and Ann Reid. 2002. Constructing shellfish

reefs in a polluted, urban estuary: scientists join with the community to work for a common goal.

Abstracts, National Shellfisheries Association, Annual Meeting, Mystic, Connecticut.

Ward, L.G.* and F.L. Bub. 2001. Suspended sediment dynamics in the Great Bay Estuary, NH:

patterns and controlling processes. Abstracts, Geological Society of America (GSA) Annual

Convention, Boston, Massachusetts, volume 33, number 6, p. A273.

Grizzle, R.L., L.G. Ward*, R. Langan, G. Schnaittacher and J. Dijkstra. 2001. Environmental

monitoring in the vicinity of an open ocean aquaculture site in the southwestern Gulf of Maine:

some preliminary results. Abstracts, Open Ocean Aquaculture IV (from Research to Reality)

Symposium, St. Andrew, New Brunswick. Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium, P.O.

Box 7000, Ocean Springs, MS.

Zaprowski, B.J.*, P.T. Davis and L.G. Ward. 1999. The use of pine pollen to refine accretion

measurements in a new England salt marsh. Abstracts, Geological Society of America (GSA)

Annual Convention, Denver, Colorado, volume 31, number 7, p. 31.

Zaprowski, B.J.*, L.G. Ward and P.T. Davis. 1999. The impact of European colonization on an

estuarine salt marsh. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA) Annual

Convention, Providence, Rhode Island, volume 31, number 2, p. A-82.

Ward, L.G.* 1997. Sedimentology of New Hampshire's inner continental shelf. Abstracts,

Fourth Symposium on Studies Related to Continental Margins - A Summary of Year-Nine and

Year-Ten Activities, Minerals Management Service, Corpus Cristi, Texas.

Buchhloltz ten Brink, M.*, F.T. Manheim, S.J. Jones, L.G. Ward, P.F. Larsen, B.W.Tripp, J.W.

Farrington and G.T. Wallace. 1996. Contaminated-sediment database for the Gulf of Maine.

Abstracts, Gulf of Maine Ecosystems Dynamics Meeting, NOAA Regional Research Program

for the Gulf of Maine. Halifax, Novia Scotia.

Kelley, J.T.*, S.M. Dickson, W.A. Barnhardt, D.E. Belknap, A.R. Kelley and L.G. Ward. 1995.

Mapping the Gulf of Maine with side-scan Sonar: a classification of submarine physiographic

features. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA) Annual Convention,

Cromwell, Connecticut, volume 27, number 1, p. 59.

Barnhardt, W.A.*, D.F. Belknap, A.R. Kelley, J.T. Kelley, S.M. Dickson and L.G. Ward. 1995.

Mapping the Gulf of Maine with side-scan sonar: dDetailed mosaics of muddy, sandy, and rocky

environments. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA) Annual

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Convention, Cromwell, Connecticut, volume 27, number 1, p. 28.

Ward, L.G.* 1994. Geomorphology, accretionary processes and sea level rise in salt

marshes in northern New England. Abstracts, Geological Society of America

(GSA) Annual Convention, Seattle, Washington, volume 26, number 7, p. 69.

Ward, L.G.* 1994. Depositional environments in the Great Bay/Piscataqua River Estuary, New

Hampshire. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA) Annual

Convention, Binghamton, NY, volume 26, number 3.

Ward, L.G.* 1993. Geomorphology and sedimentology of the New Hampshire coastline and

inner shelf. Abstracts, Geological Society of America (GSA) Annual Convention, Boston,

Massachusetts, volume 25, number 6.

Ward, L.G.* 1993. Quaternary sedimentation in a tide-dominated estuary, northern New

England. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA) Annual Convention,

Burlington, Vermont, volume 25, number 2, pp. 88.

Ward, L.G.* 1993. Geomorphology and accretionary processes in estuarine salt marshes in

northern New England. Abstracts, International Geographical Union Commission on Coastal

Systems - Sediment Dynamics, Deposition and Erosion in Temperate Salt Marshes, Louisiana

Universities Marine Consortium, Chauvin, Louisiana.

Ward, L.G.* and F.S. Birch. 1992. Sedimentation processes and age of Quaternary deposits on

New Hampshire's inner continental shelf. Abstracts, Third Symposium on Studies Related to

Continental Margins - A Summary of Year-Five and Year-Six Activities, MMS, Austin, Texas.

Ward, L.G 1991. Marsh geomorphology, accretionary processes and sea level rise in New

Hampshire. Abstracts, Coastal Wetland Ecology and Management Symposium. New Orleans,

Louisiana.

Anderson, F.E. and L.G. Ward*. 1989. Sedimentology of sand deposits from the inner

continental shelf of New Hampshire. Abstracts, Second Symposium on Studies Related to

Continental Margins - A Summary of Year-Three and Year-Four Activities, MMS, Austin,

Texas.

Ward, L.G.* and M.S. Kearney. 1988. Impact of sea level rise on the sedimentology and

stratigraphy of estuarine systems. Abstracts, American Association of Petroleum Geologists

(AAPG) and Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual

Convention, Houston, Texas.

Ward, L.G.*, M.S. Kearney and J.C. Stevenson. 1987. Marsh accretion compared to sea level

rise at Monie Bay Reserve in Chesapeake Bay. Abstracts, Ninth Estuarine Research Federation

(ERF) Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

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Stevenson, J.C L.G. Ward and M.S. Kearney. 1987. Forces driving sedimentary processes in

tidal marshes. Abstracts, Ninth Estuarine Research Federation (ERF) Conference, New Orleans,

Louisiana.

Mihursky, J.A.*, L.G. Ward, H. Millsaps, N. Mountford and C.T. Morris. 1987. Benthic

animal-sediment relationships in the Maryland coastal zone. Abstracts, Ninth Estuarine

Research Federation (ERF) Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Ward, L.G.*, M.S. Kearney and J.C. Stevenson. 1986. Accretion rates and recent changes in

sediment composition of estuarine marshes, Chesapeake Bay. American Society of Limnology

and Oceanography (ASLO) Winter Meeting, San Francisco, California. EOS 67:998.

Stevenson, J.C.*, L.G. Ward and M.S. Kearney. 1986. Sediment transport and trapping in marsh

systems: implications of tidal flux studies. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography

(ASLO) Winter Meeting, San Francisco, California. EOS 67:999.

Ward, L.G.* and M.S. Kearney. 1985. Depositional models of estuarine fill deposits,

Chesapeake Bay. Abstracts, Society of Economic Paleontologists and mineralogists (SEPM)

Annual Mid-Year Convention, Golden, Colorado.

Ward, L.G.* 1985. Effects of benthic organisms on sediment dynamics in middle Chesapeake

Bay. Eighth Estuarine Research Federation (ERF) Conference, Durham, New Hampshire.

Estuaries 8:63A.

Stevenson, J.C.*, L.G. Ward and M.S. Kearney. 1985. Vertical accretion in marshes with

varying rates of sea level rise. Eighth Estuarine Research Federation (ERF) Conference,

Durham, New Hampshire. Estuaries 8:71A.

Ward, L.G. and Twilley, R.R.* 1985. Physical and chemical processes in the Choptank River

estuary. Abstracts, Symposium on Circulation Patterns in Estuaries. College of William and

Mary, Gloucester Point, Virginia.

Ward, L.G.* 1984. Fine-grained sediment dynamics in estuaries. Abstracts, Society of

Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual Mid-Year Convention,

Fine-grained Sediment Symposium, San Jose, California.

Ward, L.G.* 1983. The influence of wave resuspension and seagrass communities on sediment

dynamics in a shallow estuarine embayment. Seventh Estuarine Research Federation (ERF)

Conference, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Estuaries 6:316.

Shipp, R.C.*, S.A. Staples and L.G. Ward. 1983. Geomorphic trends of a glaciated coastal bay,

Gouldsboro Bay, Maine. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA)

Annual Convention, Monticello, New York.

Kana, T.* and L.G. Ward. 1980. Nearshore suspended load during storm and post-storm

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conditions. Abstracts, Seventeenth Conference on Coastal Engineering, Sydney, Australia.

American Society of Civil Engineers.

Ward, L.G.* 1979. Hydrodynamics, morphology, and sediment transport in salt marsh tidal

channels, South Carolina. Abstracts, Fifth Estuarine Research Federation (ERF) Conference,

Jekyll Island, Georgia.

Ward, L.G.* and D.D. Domeracki. 1979. Hydrodynamic and sedimentological processes in tidal

channels. Abstracts, International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS) Meeting on Holocene

Marine Sedimentation in the North Sea Basin, Texel, The Netherlands.

Ward, L.G.* 1978. Physical and sedimentological processes in salt marsh systems. Abstracts,

Sixteenth Conference on Coastal Engineering, Hamburg, Germany. American Society of Civil

Engineers.

Fischer, I.A.*, L.G. Ward and C.H. Ruby. 1978. A depositional model of a meso-tidal

back-barrier environment. Abstracts, American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)

and Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual Convention,

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Ward, L.G.* 1978. Physical and sedimentological processes in a mesotidal salt marsh.

Abstracts, American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and Society of Economic

Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual Convention, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Ward, L.G. and D. Domeracki.* 1978. The stratigraphic significance of back-barrier tidal

channel migration. Abstracts, Southeastern Geological Society of America (SEGSA) Annual

Convention, Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Ruby, C.H.*, L.G. Ward, I.A. Fischer and P.J. Brown. 1977. Buzzards Bay oil spill: an arctic

analogue. Abstracts, Fourth International Conference On Port and Ocean Engineering under

Arctic Conditions (POAC), Memorial University, Newfoundland.

Hubbard, D.K.*, L.G. Ward and D.M. FitzGerald. 1976. Reef morphology and sediment

transport, Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island. Abstracts, American Association of Petroleum

Geologists (AAPG) and Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual

Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Nummedal, D.*, L.G. Ward and M. Stephens. 1974. Hydrodynamics of outwash plain

sedimentation, southern Iceland. Abstracts, American Association of Petroleum Geologists

(AAPG) and Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual Conven-

tion, San Antonio, Texas.

Hine, A.C., J.C. Boothroyd*, L.G. Ward, D.K. Hubbard and M.O. Hayes. 1974. Morphology,

processes and recent sedimentary history of a sandur coast, Southern Iceland. Abstracts,

American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and Society of Economic

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Paleontologists and Mineralogists (SEPM) Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas.

Ward, L.G.*, F.E. Anderson and T. Shevenall. 1973. Variations in total particulate matter off the

New Hampshire coast. Abstracts, Northeastern Geological Society of America (NEGSA)

Annual Convention, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Book

Ward, L.G., P.S. Rosen, W.J. Neal, O.H. Pilkey, Jr, O.H. Pilkey, Sr., G.L. Anderson and S.J.

Howie. 1989. Living With Chesapeake Bay and Virginia's Ocean Shores. Book published by

Duke University Press. 236 p.

Map

Ward, L.G. 2000. Surficial Geology of the New Hampshire Inner Continental Shelf, Salisbury

Beach, Massachusetts to the Piscataqua River, New Hampshire. Map produced by the University

of New Hampshire Institute for the Study of the Earth Ocean and Space, GRANIT, Durham, NH

03824 and funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Regional Research

Program for the Gulf Of Maine.

Theses

Ward, L.G. 1978. Physical and sedimentological processes in a salt marsh tidal channel, Kiawah

Island, South Carolina. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South

Carolina. 180 p.

Ward, L.G. 1974. Hydrology, morphology and sediment distribution of the Skeidara

Distributaries, Southern Iceland. M.S. Thesis, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South

Carolina. 9l p.

Reports

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle and J.D. Irish. 2008. UNH OOA Environmental Monitoring Program

Final Report for 2004-2008. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report.

Grizzle, R.G. and L.G. Ward. 2008. UNH OOA Environmental Monitoring Program Annual

Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report.

Ward, L.G., J.D. Irish, and R.G. Grizzle. 2007. UNH OOA Environmental Monitoring Program

Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report.

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle, and J.D. Irish. 2006. UNH OOA Environmental Monitoring Program

Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report (http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle, and J.D. Irish. 2005. UNH OOA Environmental Monitoring Program

Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report (http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle, D.W. Fredriksson and J.D. Irish. 2004. UNH OOA Environmental

Monitoring Program Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report

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(http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle, D.W. Fredriksson and J.D. Irish. 2003. UNH OOA Environmental

Monitoring Program Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report

(http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle, D.W. Fredriksson and J.D. Irish. 2002. UNH OOA Environmental

Monitoring Program Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report

(http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Burdick, D, J. Greene, S. McDermott, R. Grizzle, L. Ward and A. Reid. 2002. An Integrated

Multi-Habitat Restoration of South Mill Pond Using Shellfish Reefs and Salt Marshes to

Improve Fisheries and Water Quality in Portsmouth, NH. Final Report for Grant Number

NA07FZ0661 from NOAA Restoration Center, Community-Based Restoration Program, 1315

East West Highway, MD 20910. 29 pp.

Ward, L.G., R.G. Grizzle and D.W. Fredriksson. 2001. UNH OOA Environmental Monitoring

Program Annual Progress Report. UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report (http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Ward, L.G., R.E. Grizzle, F.L. Bub, R. Langan, G. Schnaittacher and J.A. Dijkstra. 2001. Site

Description and Environmental Monitoring: Report on Activities from Fall 1997 to Winter 2000.

UNH AMAC (CINEMar) OOA Report (http:\\ooa.unh.edu).

Ward, L.G. and J.R. Adams. 2001. A Preliminary Assessment of Tidal Flooding along the New

Hampshire Coast: Past, Present and Future. New Hampshire Office of Emergency Management

and the Office of State Planning Coastal Program. 2 Beacon Street, Concord, NH. (UNH

CMB/JEL Report Series Number 54).

Ward, L.G. and F.L. Bub. 2000. Suspended Particulate Material and Physical Properties

(Salinity, Temperature, Turbidity) of the Great Bay Estuary: Distribution and Major Controlling

Processes. NOAA/UNH Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental

Technology (CICEET) Technical Report, Durham, NH. (UNH CMB/JEL Report Series Number

53).

Ward, L.G., K. Trainer, D.M. Burdick and A.C. Mathieson. 1997. Condition and Change

Analysis of Tidal Wetlands on the Squamscott River, Great Bay Estuary, New Hampshire Using

Remote Sensing. New Hampshire Water Resources Research Center Research Report 63.

University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH. 29 p., plus figures and appendices.

Ward, L.G. and F.S. Birch. 1996. Surficial sediment distribution map of the inner continental

shelf off southern New Hampshire based on side-scan sonar and bottom samples. Final Report

Cooperative Agreement 14-35-000*-*****, U.S. Department of Interior, Minerals Management

Service, Herdon, Va.

Ward, L.G. 1995. Sedimentology of the lower Great Bay/Piscataqua River Estuary.

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Department of the Navy, NCCOSC RDTE Division Report, San Diego, California. 102 p. (UNH

CMB/JEL Contribution Series Number 314). (Publication - Technical Report).

Ward, L.G. 1994. Precipitation, streamflow and water quality characteristics of the Webhannet

River Estuary, Wells, Maine. Final Report U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA, NOS, Office

of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management, Sanctuary Program Division, Washington, D.C.

113 p.

Ward, L.G. 1994. Textural characteristics and surficial sediment distribution map of the lower

Great Bay/Piscataqua River Estuary. Department of the Navy, NCCOSC RDTE Division

Report, San Diego, California. 34 p. (UNH CMB/JEL Contribution Series Number 295).

Short, F.T., H. Hoven, J. Whitten, B. Johnston, R.E. Grizzle, L.G. Ward, and D. Burdick. 1994.

Lobster use of eelgrass habitat in the Piscataqua River on the New Hampshire/Maine border. In:

F.T. Short and L.G. Ward (eds.), Collection and Analysis of Ecological Data from the Great Bay

Estuary. Final Report to the Department of Navy, NCCOSC RDTE Division Report, San Diego,

California. (UNH CMD/JEL Contribution Series Number 302).

Short, F.T. and L.G. Ward (editors). 1994. Collection and Analysis of Ecological Data from the

Great Bay Estuary. Final Report to the Department of the Navy, NCCOSC RDTE Division

Report, San Diego, California. 34 p.

Ward, L.G. and F.S. Birch . 1993. Subbottom seismic, side-scan sonar, and bathymetric survey

of the inner continental shelf of (southern) New Hampshire. Final Report Cooperative

Agreement 14-35-000*-*****, U.S. Department of Interior, Minerals Management Service,

Herdon, Va. 11 pp.

Ward, L.G., A.C. Mathieson and S.J. Weiss. 1993. Tidal wetlands in the Great Bay/Piscataqua

River estuarine system: location and vegetational characteristics. Final Report New Hampshire

Office of State Planning Coastal Program, Concord, NH. 48 pp.

Ward, L.G. 1993. Texture of bottom sediments at sampling stations in the lower Piscataqua

River Estuary. In: R.K. Johnston, W.R. Munns, Jr., F.T. Short and H.A. Walker (eds.), An

Estuarine Ecological Risk Assessment Case Study for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery,

Maine, p. 3.1-1 to 3.1-7. Department of the Navy, NCCOSC RDTE Division Technical Report

1627, San Diego, California.

Ward, L.G. and P.M. Pope. 1992. Bibliography of the geology of the continental shelf,

coastline and estuaries of New Hampshire and adjacent regions. Final Report Cooperative

Agreement 14-35-000*-*****, U.S. Department of Interior, Minerals Management Service,

Herdon, Va. 104 pp.

Ward, L.G. 1992. Preliminary results of the initiation of research of the coastal geomorphology,

sedimentology and depositional processes along the New Hampshire coast. Final Report

University of Maine/University of New Hampshire Sea Grant Program, Development Project,

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Durham, NH. 8 pp.

Jones, S.H., R. Langan, F.T. Short and L.G. Ward. 1992. Transport and fate of microbial

contaminants and suspended sediments in the Great Bay: effects on water quality and

management. Final Report University of New Hampshire Water Resources Research

Center/U.S. Geological Survey, Durham, New Hampshire.

Ward, L.G. 1992. Estuarine geomorphology. In: F. T. Short (ed.), The Ecology of the Great

Bay Estuary, New Hampshire and Maine: An Estuarine Profile and Bibliography, Chapter 4, pp.

39-43. NOAA - Coastal Ocean Program Publication. 222 pp.

Ward, L.G. 1990. A pilot study to evaluate the sedimentary environment of an offshore

aggregate deposit on the inner continental shelf of New Hampshire. Final Report Cooperative

Agreement 14-12-000*-*****, U.S. Department of Interior, Minerals Management Service,

Herndon, VA. 45 p.

Penniman, C.A. and L.G. Ward. 1990. Little Bay bathymetric chart. Final Report New

Hampshire Office of State Planning, Coastal Program, Concord, NH.

Ward, L.G. 1989. Sedimentological characteristics of vibracores taken in sand and gravel

deposits on the inner continental shelf of New Hampshire. Final Report Cooperative Agreement

14-12-000*-*****, U.S. Department of Interior, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA.

22 p.

Ward, L.G., M.S. Kearney and J.C. Stevenson. 1988. Assessment of marsh stability at the

estuarine sanctuary site at Monie Bay, implications for management. Final Report U.S.

Department of Commerce, NOAA, NOS, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management,

Sanctuary Program Division, Washington, D.C. 78 p.

Zarillo, G., L.G. Ward, and M.O. Hayes. 1985. An Illustrated History of Tidal Inlet Changes in

South Carolina. Special publication by South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, Charleston, S.C.

76 p.

Kearney, M.S., L.G. Ward, C.M. Cofta, G.R. Helz, and T.M. Church. 1985. Sedimentology,

geochronology and trace metals in the Nanticoke and Choptank Rivers, Chesapeake Bay.

University of Maryland Water Resources Research Center Technical Report Number 84, College

Park. 94 p.

Boicourt, W.C. and L.G. Ward. 1984. Circulation and sediment transport in the Deep Trough

region of Chesapeake Bay. Final Report Coastal Resources Division, Tidewater Administration,

Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, MD. 27 p.

Kana, T.W., L.G. Ward and H.M. Johnson. 1980. Suspended sediment and sand transport at

Duck, North Carolina. Final Report Contract DACW72-M-0865, Coastal Engineering Research

Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. 75 p.

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Ward, L.G., T.F. Moslow, M.O. Hayes and K. Finkelstein. 1980. Oil spill vulnerability, coastal

morphology and sedimentation of outer Kenai Peninsula and Montague Island, Alaska. Final

Report Contract RU-59, Offshore Continental Shelf Environmental Assessment Program

(OCSEAP), Bureau of Land Management, Juneau, Alaska. 105 p.

Ward, L.G., and D.D. Domeracki. 1978. Physical and sedimentological processes in an

intertidal salt marsh. Final Report South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Dept.,

Charleston, South Carolina. 90 p.

Hubbard, D.K., L.G. Ward, D.M. FitzGerald and A.C. Hine. 1975. Bank margin morphology

and sedimentation, Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island. Tech. Report. No. 7-CRD, Department of

Geology, Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, 36 p.

Nummedal, D., A.C. Hine, L.G. Ward, M.O. Hayes, J.C. Boothroyd, M.F. Stephen, and D.K.

Hubbard. 1974. Recent migrations of the Skeidararsandur shoreline, southeast Iceland: Final

Report Contract N60921-73-C-0258, Naval Ordnance Laboratory, Washington, D.C. 183 p.

SERVICE TO THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

Editorial Board

Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (from October, 1998 to present)

Guest Editing of a Journal

Ward, L.G. and G.M. Ashley (Guest editors). 1989. Physical processes and sedimentology of

siliciclastic-dominated lagoonal systems. Marine Geology, volume 88.

Reviewer for Journals (Partial Listing)

Estuarine Coast and Shelf Science, Estuaries and Coasts, Journal of Coastal Research, Journal of

Sedimentary Research, Marine Geology, Sedimentology, Geotimes, Geology

Reviewer for Funding Agencies (Partial Listing)

National Science Foundation, American Geophysical Union, Hudson River Foundation, National

Estuarine Research Reserve System, NOAA - National Sea Grant Program, NOAA - State Sea

Grant Programs Hawaii, New York, Louisiana, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, North

Carolina, Rhode Island, and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, National Park Service, NURP

(at the University of North Carolina and at Rutgers), Natural Environment Research Council

(Great Britain Funding Agency), U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency

Meetings and Symposia Organized For Professional Meetings

"Physical Processes in Siliciclastic Back-Barrier Lagoons" (co-chaired with G.M. Ashley).

Special symposium held during the Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogist

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(SEPM) Annual Mid-Year Meeting. September 26-28, 1986. Raleigh, North Carolina.

"Geologic Processes in Estuaries". Special symposium held during the Atlantic Estuarine

Research Society (AERS) Annual Meeting. April 11-13, 1985. Gloucester Point, Virginia.

Tenth Annual Middle-Atlantic Bight Physical Oceanography and Meteorology (MABPOM)

Workshop. Organized and co-chaired conference. Oct. 20-21, 1982. Easton, Maryland.

Advisory/Professional Committees - Recent

State of New Hampshire Committee to Study the Causes, Effects, and Remediation of Siltation

in the Great Bay Estuary (House Bill 216) (August 2007 to present)

Wells Scientific Review Panel (2001 to Present)

Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve Science Advisory Committee (1991 to 2003).

State of Maine - Coastal Nutrient Enrichment Advisory Group (1994 to 1996).

Audubon Society of New Hampshire - Steering Committee for the Development of a Method for

the Evaluation of Coastal Wetlands (1992 to 1993).

TEACHING AND TRAINING

COURSES TAUGHT

Title Campus Date (Enrollment)

Nearshore Processes Univ. New Hampshire Spring, 2008 (7)

(ESCI796/896 - 4 credits) @Durham Spring, 2002 (5)

Spring, 2001 (6)

Spring, 2000 (10)

Spring, 1999 (6)

Spring, 1997 (14)

Estuarine Sedimentologcal Processes Fall, 2007 (1)

(ESCI796/896 3 credits)

Introduction to Sedimentology Univ. of New Hampshire Fall, 2003 (5)

(ESCI595 4 credits) @Durham

Introduction to Oceanography Univ. New Hampshire Summer, 2002

(15)

(ESCI501 4 credits) @Durham

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Introduction to Physical Geology Univ. New Hampshire Summer, 1997 (10)

(ESCI401 - 4 credits) @Durham Summer, 1996 (15)

Summer, 1995 (15)

Beaches and Coasts Univ. New Hampshire Summer, 1990 (17)

(ESCI405 - 1 credit) @Durham Spring, 1989 (17)

Physics and Geology of Marine Univ. of Maryland Fall, 1985 (20)

Systems (3 credits) @College Park Fall, 1984 (15)

Fall, 1983 (13)

Estuarine Sedimentological Processes Univ. of Maryland Summer, 1984 (3)

(3 credits) @Horn Point

Seminar in Coastal Systems Univ. of Maryland Summer, 1983 (12)

(3 credits) @Horn Point

Coastal Geomorphology Univ. of Maryland Summer, 1981 (11)

(3 credits) @Horn Point

Introduction to Sediments and Univ. South Carolina Spring, 1980 (25)

Sedimentary Rocks (3 credits) @Columbia

Introductory Physical Geology Univ. South Carolina Fall, 1979 (125)

(4 credits) @Columbia

Introductory Environmental Geology Univ. South Carolina Spring, 1978 (225)

(4 credits) @Columbia

GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING

Students at the University of New Hampshire

Major Professor (In Progress)

Jeffrey Rogers (PhD in NREES)

Janice Felzenberg (M.S. in Earth Sciences)

Major Professor (Completed)

Edward Merchant (M.S. in Earth Sciences, UNH, Spring, 2003, Non-thesis Option with Directed

Research Project), Observations on the Sedimentology of the Intertidal Shoals of

Hampton/Seabrook Harbor, New Hampshire.

Michael Leo (M.S. in Earth Sciences, UNH, Summer, 2000), The Geomorphology,

Sedimentology, and Storm Response of Beaches Along the Glaciated Coast of the

Western Gulf of Maine (New Hampshire and Southwestern Maine).

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Brent Zaprowski (M.S. in Earth Sciences, UNH, Summer, 1998), The Geological and Climatic

History of a Salt Marsh along the Squamscott River, Southeastern New Hampshire.

Kevin Trainer (M.S. in Earth Sciences, UNH, Summer, 1997), Stratigraphy and Evolution of the

Tidal Marshes on the Great Bay and Squamscott River, New Hampshire.

Graduate Student Thesis Committee Member (Completed)

Lynnette Morgan (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Winter 2007)

Luis Rosa (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Summer 2007)

Michael Eller (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Fall 2005)

Randy Cutter (PhD in Earth Sciences, Spring 2005)

Jason Ericson (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring 2004)

Catherine Bozek (M.S. in Natural Resources, Fall 2003)

Antony Hewitt (Ph.D. in Earth Sciences, Spring 2002)

Melissa Brodeur (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring 2002)

Stephanie Getchell (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring, 2001)

Zhitao Yu (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring 2001)

Emily Banks (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring, 1999)

Kenneth Jacobs (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring, 1999)

Oleg Pinous (Ph.D. in Earth Sciences, Spring, 1997)

Monica Webster (M.S. in Earth Sciences, Spring, 1991)

Graduate Student Thesis Committee Member (In Progress)

Students from Other Universities

Major Professor

Stephen Howie (M.S. in MEES, UMCP, Spring, 1986), Sedimentary Processes and Stratigraphy

of an Estuarine Tributary, Chesapeake Bay.

Graduate Student Thesis Committee Member - Boston University

Ching-Huei Kuo (Ph.D. in Earth Sciences, Summer, 1997)

Graduate Student Thesis Committee Member - University of Maryland

Kevin M. Morrisey (M.S. in MEES, 1989)

Lesley Smith-Morrill (Ph.D. in MEES, 1987)

David R. Sager (Ph.D. in MEES, 1986)

Joseph Dineen (Ph.D. in MEES, 1986)

Kenneth Staver (M.S. in MEES, 1984)

Robert McConnaughey (M.S. in MEES, 1983)

Graduate Student Thesis Committee Member - University of South Carolina

Daniel Domeracki (M.S. in Geology, 1982)

Michael F. Stephen (Ph.D. in Geology, 1981)

Robert Tye (M.S. in Geology, 1981)

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Mohammad Al-Sarawi (Ph.D. in Geology, 1980)

Peter J. Reinhart (M.S. in Geology, 1980)

Craig Shipp (M.S. in Geology, 1980)

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Presently Active

Development and Analyses of a Bathymetric Database for Great Bay Estuary. September 1, 2008

to June 30, 2009. Funded by New Hampshire Department of Environmental Service, Coastal

Program - $30,002 (Larry G. Ward)

Past

University of New Hampshire Environmental Monitoring Project (for the Open Ocean

Aquaculture Program). September 2007 to August 2008. Funded by UNH/NOAA AMAC -

$112,500 (Larry G. Ward, Raymond Grizzle and James Irish). Funding Directly to Ward -

$37,500.

Assessment of Sand Resources and the Geological Environment of the New Hampshire Inner

Continental Shelf (Cooperative Agreement Between the University of New Hampshire and the

Minerals Management Service). Year 2 of 5 Year Agreement, April 2005 to June 2008. Funded

by U.S. DOI Minerals Management Service - $40,000 (Larry G. Ward and David Wunsch).

University of New Hampshire Environmental Monitoring Project (for the Open Ocean

Aquaculture Program). September 2006 to August 2007. Funded by UNH/NOAA CINEMar -

$150,000 (Larry G. Ward, Raymond Grizzle and James Irish). Funding Directly to Ward -

$50,000.

University of New Hampshire Environmental Monitoring Project (for the Open Ocean

Aquaculture Program). September 2005 to August 2006. Funded by UNH/NOAA CINEMar -

$157,000 (Larry G. Ward, Raymond Grizzle and James Irish). Funding Directly to Ward -

$50,000.

Mapping and Characterizing Groundfish Nursery Habitat. September 2005 to August 2006.

Funded by NOAA/UNH Cooperative Institute for New England Mariculture and Fisheries

(CINEMar) - $53,005 (Larry Ward). Part of Monitoring Marine Protected Areas: An Intensive

Study of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area.

Field Investigation to Support Hydrodynamic and Sediment Transport Numerical Models of the

Channel Cut Fill Project in Seabrook Harbor, New Hampshire. May 2005 to December 2005.

Funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - $198,040 (Larry G. Ward).

Mapping and Characterizing Groundfish Nursery Habitat. September 2004 to August 2005.

Funded by NOAA/UNH Cooperative Institute for New England Mariculture and Fisheries

(CINEMar) - $168,482 (Raymond Grizzle and Larry Ward). Part of Monitoring Marine

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Protected Areas: An Intensive Study of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area. September

2004 to August 2005.

University of New Hampshire Environmental Monitoring Project (for the Open Ocean

Aquaculture Program). September 2004 to August 2005. Funded by UNH/NOAA CINEMar -

$150,000 (Larry G. Ward, Raymond Grizzle and David Fredriksson). Funding Directly to Ward -

$50,000.

Assessment of Sand Resources and the Geological Environment of the New Hampshire Inner

Continental Shelf (Cooperative Agreement Between the University of New Hampshire and the

Minerals Management Service). Year 1 of 5 Year Agreement, April 2004 to March 2005.

Funded by U.S. DOI Minerals Management Service - $40,000 (Larry G. Ward and David

Wunsch).

University of New Hampshire Environmental Monitoring Project (for the Open Ocean

Aquaculture Program). September 2003 to August, 2004. Funded by NOAA/UNH Cooperative

Institute for New England Mariculture and Fisheries (CINEMar) - $149,856 (Larry G. Ward,

Raymond Grizzle and David Fredriksson). Funding Directly to Ward - $50,000.

Intensive Study of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area. September 2003 to August 2004.

Funded by NOAA/UNH Cooperative Institute for New England Mariculture and Fisheries

(CINEMar) - $172,037 (Raymond Grizzle and Larry Ward). Part of Monitoring Marine

Protected Areas: An Intensive Study of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area. September

2003 to August 2004.

Environmental Monitoring for the University of New Hampshire Open Ocean Aquaculture

Demonstration Project. September 2002 to August, 2003. Funded by UNH/NOAA CINEMar -

$149,924 (Larry G. Ward, Raymond Grizzle and David Fredriksson). Funding Directly to Ward -

$50,000.

Intensive Study of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area. September 2002 to August 2003.

Funded by NOAA/UNH Cooperative Institute for New England Mariculture and Fisheries

(CINEMar) - $147,477 (Raymond Grizzle and Larry Ward). Part of Monitoring Marine

Protected Areas: An Intensive Study of the Western Gulf of Maine Closure Area.

Environmental Monitoring for the University of New Hampshire Open Ocean Aquaculture

Demonstration Project. September 2001 to August, 2002. Funded by UNH/NOAA CINEMar -

$146,896 (Larry G. Ward, Raymond Grizzle and David Fredriksson). Funding Directly to Ward -

$50,000.

Estuarine Responses of Dredging at Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve (Extension).

October, 2001 - September, 2002. Funded by NOAA/UNH Co-operative Institute for Coastal

and Estuarine Technology (CICEET) to Wells NERR, Subcontracted to UNH - $21,112 (Larry

G. Ward and David Burdick).

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An Integrated Multi-Habitat Restoration of South Mill Pond to Improve Fisheries and Water

Quality in Portsmouth, NH. October 2000 to March 2002. Funded by NOAA Restoration

Center, National Marine Fisheries Services - $50,000 (David Burdick, Raymond Grizzle and

Larry Ward).

Estuarine Responses of Dredging at Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve. October, 1998 -

September, 2001. Funded by NOAA/UNH Co-operative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine

Technology (CICEET) to Wells NERR, Subcontracted to UNH - $52,283 (David Burdick and

Larry G. Ward).

Suspended Particle Inputs to the Great Bay Estuary. June 2000 to July 2001. Funded by the

UNH Hubbard Endowment - $4,500 (Larry G. Ward and Frank L. Bub).

NH Sea Level Rise Study. September 2000 to June 2001. Funded by the NH Coastal Program -

$17, 282 (Larry G. Ward).

Open Ocean Aquaculture Demonstration Project - Site Selection, Permits and Monitoring. June,

1998 - May, 2000. Funded by NOAA - $200,000 (Larry G. Ward, Richard Langan and Frank L.

Bub).

The Development and Implementation of an Estuarine Contaminant Status and Forecast System:

The Modeling Component. August, 1999 - July, 2000. Funded by NOAA/UNH Co-operative

Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Technology (CICEET) - $260,000 (Wendell S. Brown,

Barbaros Celikkol, M. Robinson Swift, Frank L. Bub and Larry G. Ward)

Hampton Seabrook Harbor Study. November, 1998 - December, 1999. Funded by the New

Hampshire Coastal Program - $35,000 (Barbaros Celikkol and Larry G. Ward).

Sediment Dynamics in the Great Bay/Piscataqua River Estuary. July, 1997 - August 1999.

Funded by NOAA/UNH Co-operative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Technology (CICEET)

- $60,000 (Larry G. Ward)

Open Ocean Aquaculture Demonstration Project - Site Selection, Permits and Monitoring.

September, 1997 - June, 1998. Funded by NOAA - $53,000 (Larry G. Ward, Richard Langan

and Frank L. Bub).

Development of an Innovative Lecture/Field Course in Coastal and Nearshore Processes to

Enhance the Earth Sciences Oceanography Major and Offer New Research Opportunities for

Students. January, 1997 - June 1997 Funded by the University of New Hampshire Marine

Program Hubbard Endowment - $19,070 (Larry G. Ward and Frank L. Bub).

Determination of Loss or Degradation of Wetland Habitats in Northern New England Utilizing

Remote Sensing (Condition and Change Analysis): Refinement of Methodologies, Application to

Study Sites in New Hampshire and Publication of Results. July, 1995 to June, 1996. Funded by

the United States Geological Survey through the New Hampshire Water Resources Research

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Center - Total project = $26,944 (Larry G. Ward).

Work Plan Preparation/Field Sampling Services in Support of CTO No. 201 - Offshore

Feasibility Study, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine. 1996 Partial funding of pending

proposal from the United States Navy via a subcontract with Halliburton NUS - $53,750 (F.

Short, L. Ward, D. Burdick, R. Langan and S. Jones).

Surficial Sediment Distribution Map of the Inner Continental Shelf of Southern New Hampshire

Based on Existing Geophysical Data and New Sediment Samples. January, 1994 - December,

1995. Funded by the Department of Interior Minerals Management Service - $16,540 (Larry G.

Ward and Francis S. Birch).

A Seafloor Atlas of the Inner Continental Shelf of the Western Gulf of Maine. September, 1994

- August, 1995. Funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Regional

Research Program for the Gulf Of Maine - Total project = $138,759 to the University of Maine,

$9,256 subcontracted to UNH (Larry G. Ward).

Synthesis of Sedimentary Data from the Great Bay and Piscataqua Estuary. April, 1994 -

December, 1994. Funded by the United States Navy - $14,850 (Larry G. Ward).

Contaminated Sediment Database for the Gulf of Maine. October, 1994 - September, 1994.

Funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Regional Research Program

for the Gulf of Maine - Total project = $200,009 to U.S. Geological Survey at Woods Hole,

$21,011 subcontracted to UNH (Stephen H. Jones and Larry G. Ward).

Coring at Outer Cutts Cove. March, 1994 - September, 1994. Funded by the New Hampshire

Port Authority - $11,499 (Larry G. Ward).

Research Supporting an Environmental Risk Assessment of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard,

Phase II. July, 1992 - April, 1994. Funded by the United States Navy - $387,200 (F. Short, L.

Ward, R. Langan, D. Burdick, B. Celikkol and R. Swift).

A Study of Surface Water and Groundwater Discharges to Wells National Estuarine Research

Reserve. October, 1993 - January, 1994. Funded by the Institute of Museum Services

(subcontracted through Wells Reserve) - $7,497 (Larry G. Ward).

Fate of Sediments and Associated Fecal-Borne Microorganisms Entering Great Bay. July, 1992

- June, 1993. Funded by the United States Geological Survey, University of New Hampshire

Water Resources Research Center - $36,801 (Stephen H. Jones, Larry G. Ward and Richard

Langan).

Subbottom Seismic, Side Scan Sonar and Bathymetric Survey of the Inner Continental Shelf of

Southern New Hampshire. March, 1992 - June, 1993. Funded by the Department of Interior

Minerals Management Service - $21,795 (Larry G. Ward, Francis S. Birch, Franz E. Anderson

and Eugene L. Boudette).

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Research Supporting an Environmental Risk Assessment of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

January, 1992 - September, 1992. Funded by the Environmental Protection Agency - $109,837

(F. Short, S. Jones, L. Ward, A. Mathieson, D. Burdick, B. Celikkol and R. Swift).

A Study of Surface Water and Groundwater Discharges to Wells National Estuarine Reserve,

Wells, Maine. July, 1991 - June, 1992. Funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration, National Ocean Survey, National Estuarine Research Reserve System)

(Subcontracted through Wells Reserve) - $7,616 (Larry G. Ward).

Aerial Photographic Survey and Mapping of the Tidal Wetlands within the Great Bay Estuary

System, NH: The Piscataqua, Bellamy, Cocheco and Salmon Falls Rivers. July, 1991 - June,

1992. Funded by funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration through the

New Hampshire Coastal Program - $48,749 (Larry G. Ward and Arthur C. Mathieson).

Transport and Fate of Microbial Contaminants and Suspended Sediments in the Great Bay:

Effects on Water Quality and Management Implications. July, 1991 - June, 1992. Funded by

the United States Geological Survey, University of New Hampshire Water Resources Research

Center - $39,000 (Stephen H. Jones, Richard Langan, Frederick Short and Larry G. Ward)

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Environmental Risk Assessment Support. August, 1991 -

December, 1991. Funded by SAIC/EPA - $254,420 (F. Short, S. Jones, L. Ward, A. Mathieson,

D. Burdick, B. Celikkol and R. Swift).

Review and Synthesis of Research and Literature Relating to the Geologic Environment of the

New Hampshire Coast and Continental Shelf. November, 1990 - December, 1991. Funded by

Department of Interior, Minerals Management Service - $13,440 (Eugene L. Boudette and Larry

G. Ward).

Initiation of Research of the Coastal Geomorphology, Sedimentology and Depositional

Processes Along the New Hampshire Coast. October, 1990 - July, 1991. Funded by University

of New Hampshire/ Maine Sea Grant Program - $8,500 (Larry G. Ward)

Aerial Photographic Survey of the Tidal Wetlands of the Great Bay Estuary, N.H. July, 1990 -

June, 1991. Funded by funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

through the New Hampshire Coastal Program - $38,732 (Larry G. Ward and Arthur C.

Mathieson).

Hydrology and Salinity Characteristics of Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve. October,

1989 - March, 1991. Funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National

Ocean Service, National Estuarine Research Reserve System - $34,999 (Larry G. Ward and

Clayton A. Penniman).

Pilot Study to Evaluate the Sedimentary Environment of an Offshore Aggregate Deposit on the

Inner Continental Shelf of New Hampshire. June, 1989 - December, 1989. Funded by U.S.

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Department of Interior, Minerals Management Service - $15,130 (Larry G. Ward and Eugene L.

Boudette).

Development of a Detailed Bathymetric Chart of Little Bay. October, 1989 - June, 1990.

Funded by NH Coastal Zone Management Program - 43,818 (Clayton A. Penniman and Larry G.

Ward).

Development Project. January, 1989 - June, 1989. Funded by The University of New

Hampshire/University Maine Sea Grant Program - $8,166 (Larry G. Ward).

Toxic Metals Deposition in Sediments of Maryland Reservoirs and Chesapeake Bay: Impact on

Water Supplies and Habitat Quality. May, 1988 - April 1989. Funded by United States

Geological Survey, University of Maryland Water Resources Research Center - $26,935 (Jeffrey

C. Cornwell and Larry G. Ward).

Assessment of Marsh Stability and Historic Changes in Salinity at the Estuarine Sanctuary Site

in Maryland: Implications for Management and Future Effects on Fisheries. March, 1986 -

August, 1987. Funded by Maryland Department of Natural Resources ($65,692) and Maryland

Water Resources Research Center ($8,000), Tot

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