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Air flow separation over wind generated waves	Cape Henlopen Spit complex and recent evolution of Breakwater Harbor, Lewes, Delaware

Influences of tidal and subtidal currents on salinity and suspended-sediment concentration in the Delaware Estuary	Application of chirp sonar acoustic reflection coefficient for sea floor sediment classification: Results from the Delaware Estuary

Analysis of M2 tidal signatures in synthetic aperture radar images of Delaware Bay	Relationships between Arctic summer sea-ice area and the subsequent winter North Atlantic Oscillation

Field measurements and modeling of surfzone currents on inhomogeneous beaches	A comprehensive study on coastal upwelling using observations, models and proxies

Time-series electrochemical studies in the lower Delaware Bay and at the 9°50'N East Pacific Rise hydrothermal vent field	Surface current analysis of shelf water in the central Mid-Atlantic Bight

On the transfer of momentum, heat and mass at the air-sea and air-sea spray interfaces	Mixing dynamics in the Delaware Bay and adjacent shelf

The sensitivity of CSIM5 sea-ice simulations to atmospheric state variables	Teleconnection pattern impacts on intra-seasonal climate variability in United States winters

Dynamics of buoyant plumes generated by large outflows	Coastal morphological evolution in the wet and dry zone

Mechanisms of sediment transport and deposition in marshes of the St. Jones River, Delaware	Geostrophic ocean currents, freshwater fluxes, hydrography, and salinity field in nares strait between the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and NW Greenland

Circulation at the Delaware Bay mouth from the Lagrangian and Eulerian perspectives	The effects of rainfall on the ocean surface at low to moderate wind speed

High frequency acoustic propagation under variable sea surfaces