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AJ Kettner

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Impact of humans on the flux of terrestrial sediment to the global coastal ocean

Impact of humans on the flux of terrestrial sediment to the global coastal ocean

Days of future past predicting patterns of sedment production and dispersal in the Waipaoa River basin
Poster - AJ Kettner, B Gomez

The influence of climate and basin properties on long term sediment flux

Distributary channels and their impact on sediment dispersial

The impact of Late Pleistocene ice-sheet extent on sediment flux to the coastal ocean: a comparison between the Adriatic and the Gulf of Lions

On the nature and frequency of flood-generated hyperpycnal flows into the coastal ocean

Simulating sediment delivery to and accumulation on the Poverty Shelf, New Zealand

Modeling of evolution of transgressive sediments on the northern Adriatic Sea after the last Glacial Maximum

Simulating the effects of natural events and anthropogenic activity on sediment discharge to the Poverty Shelf, New Zealand during the late Holocene

The impact of floods and storms on the acoustic reflectivity of the inner continental shelf: a modeling assessment

Stratigraphic variability due to uncertainty in model boundary conditions: A case-study of the New Jersey Shelf over the last 40.000 years
Journal article - I Overeem, JP Syvitski, EW Hutton, AJ Kettner

Simulating the effects of C32 century climate change on sediment discharge to the poverty shelf

Humans interfere with river discharge and affect deltaic coastlines coasts and coastal people-scenarios of change and responses

Predicting the flux of sediment to the coastal zone: Appliction to the Lanyang watershed, Northern Taiwan
Journal article - JP Syvitski, AJ Kettner, SD Peckham, SJ Kao

On the flux of water and sediment into the Northern Adriatic
Journal article - JP Syvitski, AJ Kettner

Modeling of evolution of transgressive sediments on the northern Adriatic Sea after the Last Glacial Maximum
Journal article - Y Kubo, JP Syvitski, EW Hutton, AJ Kettner

HydroTrend version 3.0: A climate-driven hydrological transport model that simulates discharge and sediment load leaving a river system
Journal article - AJ Kettner, JPM Syvitski

New sediment flux models provides key to understanding the response of high-latitude landscapes to climate forcing

Simulating the impact of anthropogenic activity on global sediment discharge to the coast