Lecture Notes
on Coastal
and Estuarine
Studies
Managing Editors:
R. T. Barber, M. T. Bowman,
C. N. K Mooers, B. Zeitzschel
Springer-Verlag
Berlin
Heidelberg
New York
Tokyo
Volume 1
Mathematical Modelling of
Estuarine Physics
Proceedings of an International Symposium Held at the
German Hydrographic Institute, Hamburg,
August 24-26, 1978
Editors: J. Siindermann, K.-P. Holz
1980. 119 figures, I table. VIII, 265 pages
ISBN 3-540-09750-3
Contents: Basic formulations and algorithms. - Tides and
storm surges. - Baroclinic motions and transport processes.
Volume 2
DP.Finn
Managing the Ocean
Resources of the United
States: The Role of the
Federal Marine Sanctuaries
Program
1982. IX, 193 pages. ISBN 3-540-11583-8
Contents: Introduction. - Case Studies. - Interagency Coordination for the Management of Marine Resources. - The
Marine Sanctuaries Program. - The Role of Designating
Marine Areas for Special Management. - Recommendations and Conclusions. - Notes. - Alphabetical List of
Major References.
Volume 3
Synthesis and Modelling of
Intermittent Estuaries
A Case Study from Planning to Evaluation
Editors: W. R. Cuff, M. Tomczak, Jr.
1983. VIII, 302 pages. ISBN 3-540-12681-3
The Port Hacking Estuary Program set out in 1973 is analyzed as a case study of model-guided, multidisciplinary ecosystem studies. Organizational difficulties are discussed with
the aim of helping future studies of this genre avoid similar
mistakes. The book illustrates how a data set that is incomplete from the viewpoint of constructing a predictive dynamic ecosystem model can still be synthesized and used.
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