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PiE 2014 Presentations

Below is a sample of the presentations to be given at the PiE 2014 conference.  Abstracts are still being reviewed and will be organized into sessions.  The listing below will be updated as new presentations are added.

 

Acoustic inversion using two multifrequency profilers: the Aquascat 1000S and the TAPS

Guillaume Fromant

 

Arctic fine-grained particle flocculation, the case of Disko Fjord, West Greenland

Thor Markussen

 

Challenges in the acoustic measurements of dredging plumes

Marc Sas

 

Combining technology to extend the limits of particle measurements in subsea blowouts

Emlyn Davies

 

In situ Observations of Turbid Plumes at an Offshore Wind Farm

Matthias Baeye

 

Long-term modelling of flocculation: effects of physical and biological processes

Pei-Hung Chen

 

Monitoring of sediment dynamics during disposal of dredged harbour sediment in Port of Esbjerg, Denmark

Ulrik Lumborg

 

MSS-HOLO: a free-fall particle microstructure profiler

Alex Nimmo Smith

 

Particles characteristics in front of the Rhône River during flooding conditions

Gael Many

 

PCam: Community camera system for the in-situ measurement of suspended matter size

Christian Winter

 

Quantification of suspended sediment concentrations and particle size distribution in different water bodies by means of laser diffraction and acoustic backscatter

Stefan Haun

 

Schlieren effects in beam transmissometers and LISST-Deep observed in the stratified Danube River delta, NW Black Sea

Aris Karageorgis

 

Site-specific Conversion of Laser Diffractometer (LISST) Data to Suspended Sediment Mass Concentration (SSC)

David Felix

 

Suspended sediment dynamics in Vistula River mouth (southern Baltic Sea, Poland)

Ewa Szymczak

 

Turbulence control of floc size in suspended particulate matter (SPM) in the river estuary transition zone (RETZ)

Suzie Jackson

 

Variability in concentration, size and settling velocity of muddy marine flocs from the southern North Sea

Michael Fettweis