Forecasting Subsidence Across Louisiana’s Coastal Plain: Challenges to Evacuation Resiliency

Integrating Social Vulnerability into Multiple Lines of Defense Mitigation for Floods

Forecasting Structure Development in Coastal Louisiana

New Chronological Data for Mississippi River- Mouth Shifting and Chenier Development: Do They Match?

Predicting the Response of the Mississippi River Delta to Permanent Changes in Natural Processes

Incipient Formation of a New Distributary of the Mississippi River within the Bohemia Spillway, Southeast Louisiana

Subsidence: Angelina Freeman, Environmental Defense Fund

Subsidence Mechanisms and Rates Within and Beyond Coastal Louisiana: An Overview of Recent Progress

New Subsidence Curves for Northern Gulf of Mexico Tide Gauges and Their Implications for Coastal Restoration

Louisiana Coastal Zone Primary GPS Network Update

Hydrodynamics: Ehab Meselhe, The Water Institute of the Gulf

It’s Not Your Father’s RMA/TABS Model Anymore

Relative Impact of Highway Construction on Wetland Hydrology in Environmentally Sensitive Areas in Southeast Louisiana

Examining the Teche-Vermilion Fresh Water Diversion Project as a Model for Other Diversion Projects

Marsh Vegetation: Jenneke Visser, ULL

A 5-Year Mesocosm Study on 11 Species of Wetland Plants Common to Coastal Louisiana: The Effects of Water Quality, Hydrology, Sediment Addition, and Hurricanes on Above and Below Ground Production

Using Artificial Neural Networks to Develop an Emergent Marsh Vegetation Community Classification System in Louisiana Coastal Wetlands: Application of Self-organizing Maps (SOMs)

Environmental Constraints on the Establishment and Expansion of Three Species of Freshwater Tidal Marsh Macrophytes (Schoenoplectus acutus, S. californicus and Typha latifolia): Implications for Restoration

Productivity and Habitat (Room 255): Seth Blitch, TNC

A Spatially-explicit Individual-based Model of a Northern Gulf of Mexico Tidal Marsh Community: Applications for Evaluating Population- level Responses from Individual-level Effects

Assessing Optimal Salinity Levels for Nekton Assemblages in the Lower Barataria Estuary

An Oyster Habitat Suitability Index Model and its Application to Coastal Restoration in Louisiana

Relative Sea-Level Rise I: Jim Pahl, CPRA

Sea Level Rise and Tidal Impacts

Recommendations for Anticipating Sea-Level Rise Impacts on Louisiana Coastal Resources During Project Planning and Design

Incorporating Sea-Level Rise Projections into Restoration Project Planning and Design

Innovative Restoration Approaches: Rick Raynie, CPRA

LaBranche Wetlands Restoration: Implementing Multiple Lines of Defense

Canal Backfilling at the Barataria Preserve Unit, Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, Louisiana

Innovative Coastal Restoration Tool Using Airplane and Airboat for Rapid Stabilization of Newly Created Marshes

Deepwater Horizon Spill Studies: Jason Shackelford, John Chance Land Surveys

Monitoring of the Louisiana Emergency Berm Project

Numerical Modeling Study of Pulsed Diversion discharge on Salinity Distribution, Oil Slick Transport, and Fish Movement in the Breton Sound Estuary

Assessment of Body Size and Sex Ratios in Gulf Killifish (Fundulus grandis) from Sites in Barataria Bay, LA Impacted by the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

Myrtle Grove Modeling: Brian Vosburg, CPRA

Myrtle Grove Delta Building Diversion: Field Surveys of Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport in Lower Mississippi Near Myrtle Grove River Bend

Myrtle Grove Delta Building Diversion: Numerical Modeling of Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport in Lower Mississippi Near Myrtle Grove River Bend

Basin Side Hydrodynamic And Morphological Modeling For The Delta Building Diversion At Myrtle Grove

Relative Sea-Level  Rise II: Jim Pahl, CPRA

Implications of Long-term Water Level Variations for Coastal Marsh Sustainability

Anticipating Coastal Community Habitat Changes and Implications for Developing Ecological Restoration and Management Measures That Accommodate Resiliency

Planning for Inland Migration of Coastal Wetlands Due to Sea Level Rise in Louisiana

Conceptualizing the Future of Coastal Louisiana: Elizabeth English, University of Waterloo

Independent External Peer Review Critiques of Adaptive Management Plans for Large Scale Ecosystem Restoration Projects

It’s Much More Than a Pretty Picture - The Benefits of Adding Illustrative Master Plans to the Ecosystem Restoration Tool Box

World-class Visions for a Self-Sustaining Delta Landscape