We are dedicated to exploring the watery bits of our world and filling-in the blank spots on the map
Our interests are in the observation and modeling of coastal morphodynamics, the morphological interplay of hydrodynamics (waves and currents) with sediment and seabed features (morphology). Additional interests include beach morphology and nourishment practices, decadal-scale coastal behavior, barrier island morphology and storm response, scour processes, oceanographic observing systems, and the use and development of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs).
07/28/2021
SeaScope: Forgotten threat of the ghost fleet of the Bikini Atoll CGG is collaborating with the Major Projects Foundation to explore the environmental threat posed by vessels sunk during nuclear tests 75 years ago...
02/29/2020
ASV target mapping with Midshipmen capstone students Kent, Candace, and Connor from the USNA. Also our visit student Jack from the University of Pisa. A multinational learning experience!
12/10/2018
Lots of science, fun, and friends here at the first day of the AGU Fall 2018 meeting.
The glider goes down...the glider comes up. Students tested the new Open Glider project they have been building for Field Robotics class.
11/12/2018
Justin and Randy have reason to be all smiles as the autonomous glider they have been working on in MAST432 Environmental Field Robotics took its maiden voyage today and performed very well.
11/12/2018
A nice wrap but by the team at the end of a long and fruitful weekend of field work.
11/12/2018
Highlights from Day 2 mapping around Assateague Island.
11/11/2018
Some highlights from day 1 of field ops mapping at Assateague Island!
Hello from the RV Joanne Daiber
11/08/2018
Field highlights from DE Bay SERDP munitions mobility study.
05/19/2016
Come take a virtual tour of the CSHEL Newark lab this morning!
