Maine Sea Grant - Research Archive

Research Archive

Ecosystem Health
R-03-01	Monitoring of Coastal Dynamics at the Saco River Mouth Near Jetty Modifications and Beach Nourishment Projects
R/CE-229	Physical Processes Between the Kennebec Estuary, Casco Bay, and the Inner Shelf: Potential Implications for Contaminant Transport and Red Tides
R/CE-233	Real-time Simulation of the Circulation in Penobscot Bay: A Study of the Predictability of a Coastal Embayment
R/CE-239	Repair of Wood Piles With Fiber-Reinforced Composites
R/CE-237	Co-Management of Maine's Beaches Through Volunteer Monitoring and Annual State-of-Maine Beaches Meetings
R-02-06	Ecological Processes, Energy Pathways, and the Impact of Human Activities on Maine Marsh-Estuarine Secondary Projections: A Salt-Marsh Panne Model
Fisheries
R/FMD-271	Developing Predictive Tools for the American Lobster Fishery: Differentiating Mortality and Emigration in Open Populations
R-02-02	Seaweed Harvesting in Maine: Evolving Laws to Meet an Evolving Industry
R-01-05	Environmental Impacts of Lobster Pounds: Monitoring Impacts, Modeling Holding Capacity, and Assessing Policy
R-01-03	Vertical Distribution of Larval Lobsters and Other Plankton: Effects on Along-shelf and Shoreward Transport in a Coastal Current System
R-01-04	Developing Predictive Tools for the American Lobster Fishery: Validating Trap-based Mark-recapture Methods to Estimate Abundance, Survival and Movement in Open Populations
R/FMD-273	No-Harvest Conservation Areas for Sea Urchins in Maine: Exploring New Tools for Sustaining the Fishery
R/FMD-255	Case Studies in Co-Management of Maine Fisheries
R-02-01	Assessment of Municipal Clam Management in Casco Bay
R-02-03	Assessing Potential Population-level Effects of Pesticide and Herbicide Toxicity to Soft-shell Clams in Maine
R-02-05	Developing a Bayesian Stock Assessment Framework for the American Lobster (Homarus americanus)
Aquaculture
R-01-01	Development of Immunological and PCR-based Assays to Detect Bacterium Associated with Juvenile Oyster Disease
R-01-02	Interactions Between Pinnipeds and Atlantic Salmon Aquaculture Farms in Downeast Maine
R-01-06	Interactions of Crassostrea virginica Hemocytes with the Putative Etiological Agent of Juvenile Oyster Disease
R-01-07	Sea Grant Industrial Fellow: Development of Aquaculture Techniques for the Green Sea Urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
R/FMD-279	Molecular Genetic Characterization of Blue Mussel Populations in the Gulf of Maine
R/FMD-275	Development of New Molecular Technologies for Disease Diagnostics in Aquaculture
R-03-03	Accelerating Growth in Sea Urchins
R-02-04	A Biosensor Platform for Detection of Fish Pathogens
R-03-02	Enhanced Spore Production for Net-Seeding of Native New England Porphyra in Integrated Finfish/Seaweed Aquaculture
Development Projects
DV-03-001	Life, History, Ecology, and Management of Eastern Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) in Maine
DV-03-002	Lobster Literacy Curriculum Development Workshop
DV-03-003	Horseshoe Crabs and Draggers: Predicting Concurrent Use of the Seabed
DV-03-004	Determination of Shipworm Presence and Level of Commercial Concern Along the Coast of Maine
DV-03-005	Developing Research Strategies for the Maine Sea Cucumber Fishery
DV-02-010	Developing Guidelines for Resource Inventories of Geographically Discrete Areas in Maine
DV-02-022	Sea grass-Soil Relationships in Estuaries: A Tool for Estuary Water Quality Management
DV-02-024	High Tide 2050: Mapping Sea Level rise Predictions on Southern Maine Beaches
DV-02-026	Historical Coastal Herring Spawning Site Identification
DV-00-006	Pilot Study of Subsurface Lobster

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Wednesday 01/24/2007 1:46 PM


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