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Lunsford, T.L. 2002. “Comparison of the fate of dissolved organic matter in two coastal systems: Hog Island Bay, VA (USA) and Plum Island Sound, MA (USA)” : 89.
Moore, N. 2002. “A leakage detection model for determining the value of conservation”
Parker, D. 2002. “A method to produce hydrologically corrected DEMs”
Ferry, K. 2003. “Factors driving distribution of migratory striped bass across Massachusetts estuarties: predator-prey interactions and implications for multispecies managment.”
Horowitz, J. 2001. “Stable istopic analysis of food webs in hayed and reference salt marshes”
Nelson, A. 2001. “Quantifying the effectivness of conservation projects.”
Pieri, N. 2001. “Quantifying the effectivness of conservation projects”
Tada, T. 2001. “Land use and nitrate loading in small stream catchments”
Aldrich, S. 2002. “Water quality as a function of land use.”
Head, J. 2002. “Identifying impermiable surface from remotely sensed images”
Mondrup, T. 2000. “Salinity effects on tolerance and adaptation of estuarine nitrifying bacteria investigated by a plug-flux method”
Agrawal, A. 2001. “Uncertainty analysis of land-use change modeling in GIS”
Greenbaum, A. H. 2001. “Long-term fate of heavy metals in sediments of a Massachusetts salt marsh.”
Haines, J. 2001. “The feeding ecology of mummichog and Atlantic silversides in the Rowley River.”
Menard, S. 1999. “Land-use change and regional growth in the Ipswich watershed basin.”
Burgess, P. 1999. “Conservation and development in conflict.”
Machas, R. 1999. “Analise isotopica da cadeia alimentar da Ria Formosa: Conribuicao relitiva dos produtores primaries”
Balser, A. 1996. “Combining Landsat TM and multi-temporal ERS-1 imagery to improve classification accuracy and detail in the Tanana Flats wetlands complex, interior Alaska”
Clyde, K.J. 2005. “Using GIS-based and remotely sensed data for early winter moose (Alces alces gigas) survey stratification”
Macander, M. 2005. “MODIS satellite vegetation incies over partially vegetated pixels on the arctic coastal plain of Alaska”