Several of the activities being presented this summer should fit in great
with your
local issues: the GREEN activities focusing on water quality, the STELLA
modeling,
the GIS, GLOBE field measurement activities, etc. Mark Johnson, the faculty
team-leader
is a geologist with lots of experience dealing with erosion, sedimentation,
etc... in
tropical fluvial and coastal environments. He should be of great help.
I grew up in a tropical island environment much like where you are - in the
Caribbean.
I look forward to working with you too.
Bob Ford
One of the faculty team members
t 08:12 PM 5/9/97 -0600, Robert Ford wrote:
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>My name is Jeff Boyle and I will be team #14's contact. We are located on the
>north shore of O'ahu, Hawaii. Our community contains one of the last "DUNE"
>environments in Hawaii. Our project, which is already in initial stages, will
>include pond succesion, water quality from erosion of the Ko'olau mountains,
>endangered bird nesting and marine sedimentation on reefs from erosion
>,etc..This project is intended to get an overall picture of our unique
>location and what forces impact it. Any Ideas for data we might collect are
>welcome. We are excited to meet all of you at the Institute and share ideas.
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