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SHAPING SHORELINE USES Chain J. Kevin Sullivan MarylandCritical Area Program SarahTaylor and J. Kevin Sullivan (Abstract) 395 Waterfront DevelopmentandEnvironmental Compliance Linda CLeary 397 Land Use Planning Under the Guise ofCAMA in North Carolina Richard A. Stephenson .403 Statusofthe Coastal Barrier Resources Act Study FrankB. McGilvrey 409 Managing Coastal Dunes Norbert P. Psuty (Abstract) 413 Barrier Island Settlement and Land Use Evolution: A GulfCoastal Model Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt 415 The RelationshipBetweenCoastalProcesses andLocalVariationsin the Sediment Budget at FireIsland,New York James M. McCIuskey and SabineD. Dietrich(Abstract) 423 Geomorphology andSedimentary FadesofanEphemera] Washover Breach/Tidal Inlet, Caminada-Moreau Headland, Southeast Louisiana JohnB. Wagner andDavidL. Pope(Abstract) 424 ORGANIZING INFORMATION Chairs: JamesBergerandJerry Oglesby A DataManagement System for Visually-CollectedEnvironmentalData Ann Sherlock and Andre Szuwalski 429 A Source ofToxics and Pollutants Data for Coastal Areas Elaine Collins (Abstract) 438 Managementand AnalysisofEstuarine DataUsingSAS Jerry L. Oglesby, and PaulD. Mowery, and CM. Bundrick .439 IntegratingEPA's EstuarineandCoastalZone Informationwith User Friendly DataBase ManagementTools J.J. Wind, Kenneth M. Green and S.S. Huftord 445 The Ocean DataEvaluationSystem (ODES):A DecisionSupportTool for Analysis ofMarine and Estuarine Environmental Data Everett W. Hogue, Thomas C. Ginn, Joseph K. Loehle, Kathleen Mell, and Mark T. Veith 453 CoastalWetlands: Establishinga NationalDataBase Charles E. Alexander, and DonW. Field 459
The Use ofthe NationalWater DataExchangein Support of Estuarineand Coastal Programs OwenO. Williams and M.D. Edwards 465 The DataManagement System ofthe Louisiana Natural Heritage Program-A NaturalAreas Inventoryofthe State Nancy J. Craig,Gary D. Lester, and Annette Parker(Abstract) .471 Determiningand Servicing MarinePollutionDataand InformationNeeds of Estuarine and CoastalZone Managers and DecisionMakers James Berger and Ron Smith 472 CoastalWedands - UsesofaGeographic Information System Lawrence R. Handley(Abstract) 479 informationSystems for Estuarine andCoastal DataManagement Hdon C. Blancherll (Abstract) 480 Environmental Information Management on aPersonal Computer Elaine V. Collins (Abstract) 481 EDUCATING DECISIONMAKERS Chair. William Eichbaum How Well DoesScienceServe Management ? John Gruber, Lee Kossin and Harold Ward 485 Takin'ItTo The Streams- A Reviewof Efforts to Protect WaterQualityin Coastal North Carolina Ralph Camraland MelissaMcCullough 489 Educating Decisionmakers: Intergovernmental Resource Management Problemsin Chesapeake Bay MargaretR. Johnston 494 The AquaticHabitat Institute: A New Conceptin Estuarine Pollution Management Douglas A. Segar (Abstract) 501 Developing A Technical Program To Support Estuarine Management: A ComparisonOfThree Northeastern Estuaries Michael Stewart Conner 503 ACCOMMODATING COMPETING USES Chair. SarahTaylor Consultative DecisonMakingin Managing the Estuarine Environment, The Role ofPolicy Negotion Thomas Scon 515 ConservationPlanning: An Effective ProcessfarCoastalLocalities DavidF.WeaverandDexterL. Hayes 523 BehavioralMappingof BeachUse at FireIslandNationalSeashore Susan Cutter and Enid L. Lootein (Abstract) 530
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SHAPING SHORELINE USES<br />
Chain J. Kevin Sullivan<br />
MarylandCritical Area Program<br />
SarahTaylor and J. Kevin Sullivan (Abstract) 395<br />
Waterfront DevelopmentandEnvironmental Compliance<br />
Linda CLeary 397<br />
Land Use Planning Under <strong>the</strong> Guise ofCAMA in North Carolina<br />
Richard A. Stephenson .403<br />
Statusof<strong>the</strong> Coastal Barrier Resources Act Study<br />
FrankB. McGilvrey 409<br />
Managing Coastal Dunes<br />
Norbert P. Psuty (Abstract) 413<br />
Barrier Island Settlement and Land Use Evolution: A GulfCoastal Model<br />
Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt 415<br />
The RelationshipBetweenCoastalProcesses andLocalVariationsin <strong>the</strong><br />
Sediment Budget at FireIsland,New York<br />
James M. McCIuskey and SabineD. Dietrich(Abstract) 423<br />
Geomorphology andSedimentary FadesofanEphemera] Washover<br />
Breach/Tidal Inlet, Caminada-Moreau Headland, Sou<strong>the</strong>ast Louisiana<br />
JohnB. Wagner andDavidL. Pope(Abstract) 424<br />
ORGANIZING INFORMATION<br />
Chairs: JamesBergerandJerry Oglesby<br />
A DataManagement System for Visually-CollectedEnvironmentalData<br />
Ann Sherlock and Andre Szuwalski 429<br />
A Source ofToxics and Pollutants Data for Coastal Areas<br />
Elaine Collins (Abstract) 438<br />
Managementand AnalysisofEstuarine DataUsingSAS<br />
Jerry L. Oglesby, and PaulD. Mowery, and CM. Bundrick .439<br />
IntegratingEPA's EstuarineandCoastalZone Informationwith User Friendly<br />
DataBase ManagementTools<br />
J.J. Wind, Kenneth M. Green and S.S. Huftord 445<br />
The Ocean DataEvaluationSystem (ODES):A DecisionSupportTool for<br />
Analysis ofMarine and Estuarine Environmental Data<br />
Everett W. Hogue, Thomas C. Ginn, Joseph K. Loehle, Kathleen Mell,<br />
and Mark T. Veith 453<br />
CoastalWetlands: Establishinga <strong>National</strong>DataBase<br />
Charles E. Alexander, and DonW. Field 459
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