Dredging Creates a Strong Economy and a Cleaner Environment

25th Annual WEDA Conference

1 - Morris - Monitoring of Sediment Plumes Generated by the Subaqueous Disposal of Dredged Material

2 - Buhbe - Investigation of Operational Impacts Due to Dredging-Induced Resuspension of Sediments

3 - Clarke - Suspended Sediment Plumes Associated with Mechanical Dredging at the Port of Oakland, California

4 - DeRugeris - A Critical Component in Dredge Planning Case Study

5 - Buchanan - Using a Dual Frequency Echo Sounder for the Determination of Suspended Sediment in the Water Column

6 - Francingues - Don’t Let Your Disposal Site Go Sour on You

7 - Williams - Open Water Disposal Optimization Using Linear Programming

8 - Wilson - Confined Disposal Facility Application for Dredging Operations Decision Support System

9 - Fowler - Dredging Aerobic Digested Biosolids into Geotextile Tubes for Dewatering

10 - Leon - U.S. Coast Guard, Slip 36 Dredging and Rebuild, Seattle Washington

11 - Torres - Environmental Port Management, Port of Rio Grande

12 - Cole - Miami River Dredging for Sustainability of a Unique Riverine Environment and an Important Marine Industry

13 - Costanzo - Channel Deepening in the Port of New York and New Jersey - Utility Relocations and Removals

14 - Kik - Optimizing the Design Using Minimizing Cost During the Life Cycle of a Dredge Tool

15 - Stoner - Supporting a Vision, Redeveloping the Port of Bellingham Waterfront

16 - Sabol - Dredging Effects on Seagrasses, Case Studies from New England and Florida

17 - Weber - Important Factors in Specifying and Contracting Environmental Dredging Projects and Project Examples

18 - Palermo - Onondaga Lake Sediment Remediation – Dredging and Capping Alternatives

19 - Dunn - Water Quality Monitoring During Capping at the Pacific Sound Resources

20 - Shepsis - Contaminated Sediment Capping, Propwash Modeling and Application

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