GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY

New Jersey Beaches and Coastal Processes from a Geologic and Environmental Perspectives

Field Guide and Proceedings, XVI Annual Meeting (1999)


John H. Puffer (ed.)



TABLE OF CONTENTS
page
 Title
 Author(s)
vii
 Foreword
 John H. Puffer

Technical Papers
1
 Observations of beach cusps on a sandy estuarine beach, Delaware Bay, New Jersey
 Nancy L. Jackson & Karl F. Nordstrom
11
 Magnetite spherules as a measure of the influx of particulate air pollution into the beaches of New Jersey
 John H. Puffer
23
 Rates of longshore transports on the Atlantic Ociean shore of New Jersey
 Cyril Galvin
34
 Holocene sea level fluctuations along the New Jersey shore
 Nicole Caruso & Michelle Goman
45
 Geologic framework of the New Jersey Inner Shelf: Results from resource-based seismic and vibracore studies
 J. Uptegrove, D.W. Hall, J.S. Waldner, R.E. Sheridan, B.J. Lubchansky & G.M. Ashley
65
 Hurricane hazards in New Jersey
 N.K. Coch
99
 Remote sensing as a tool for monitoring New Jersey coastal water quality
 Sima Bagheri & Christine Zetlin
113
 Coastal management projects in Cape May County, NJ
 Stewart Farrell
117
 The effects of development on the dune system of a barrier island community
 Mary Jo Hall, Stacy Aron, Danielle Lake & Sue Halsey
119
 Fossiliferous concretions from New York Bight beaches: implications for Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal environments around Sandy Hook and western Long Island
 P.W. Stoffer, P. Messina & J.A. Chamberlain Jr.
144
 Sun, sand, and science: enhancing K-12 science education by incorporating inquiry based marine science into the curriculum
 William Slattery, Claire Antonucci & Martin Becker

Field Guide
156
 Road Log: New Jersey Beaches and Coastal Processes from Geologic and Environmental Perspectives (the Beaches of Cape May County)
 Stewart Farrell
162 Recent or current projects in Cape May County, New Jersey
 Stewart Farrell

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