Volume 40, Issue 2

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April 2020

The Coastal and Shelf-seas of New Zealand and Germany: Findings from the INTERCOAST Graduate Training Group

Issue Editors:

Katrin Huhn,
Karin R. Bryan

14 articles in this issue

Introduction to the special issue of the INTERCOAST graduate training group on coastal and shelf seas in New Zealand and Germany
Katrin Huhn
Karin R. Bryan
Editorial 14 March 2020 Pages: 115 - 115
Sidescan sonar meets airborne and satellite remote sensing: challenges of a multi-device seafloor classification in extreme shallow water intertidal environments
R. M. Capperucci
A. Kubicki
A. Bartholomä
Original Open access 12 February 2020 Pages: 117 - 133
Historical anthropogenic heavy metal input to the south-eastern North Sea
Florian Boxberg
Sanja Asendorf
Dierk Hebbeln
Original Open access 09 September 2019 Pages: 135 - 148
Historic development of heavy metal contamination into the Firth of Thames, New Zealand
S. Boehnert
S. Ruiz Soto
D. Hebbeln
Original Open access 27 November 2019 Pages: 149 - 165
Small-scale distribution modeling of benthic species in a protected natural hard ground area in the German North Sea (Helgoländer Steingrund)
Lydia R. Becker
Alexander Bartholomä
Ingrid Kröncke
Original 24 October 2019 Pages: 167 - 181
Hydrodynamics and hydroacoustic mapping of a benthic seafloor in a coarse grain habitat of the German Bight
A. Bartholomä
R. M. Capperucci
C. N. Battershill
Original 24 October 2019 Pages: 183 - 195
Crab burrow aspect ratio influences particle capture rates on intertidal sandflats
Marine Le Minor
Julia C. Mullarney
Katrin Huhn
Original 11 December 2019 Pages: 197 - 216
Spectral differences in the underwater light regime caused by sediment types in New Zealand estuaries: implications for seagrass photosynthesis
Mariana Coppede Cussioli
Dorothea Seeger
Conrad A. Pilditch
Original 11 February 2020 Pages: 217 - 225
Sediment deposition in the central Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand
Florian Boxberg
Brice Blossier
Dierk Hebbeln
Original Open access 10 August 2019 Pages: 227 - 241
The role of frequency spread on swash dynamics
Jennifer Montaño
Brice Blossier
Christian Winter
Original 14 November 2019 Pages: 243 - 254
Accuracy of sand beach topography surveying by drones and photogrammetry
Elisa Casella
Jan Drechsel
Alessio Rovere
Original Open access 23 January 2020 Pages: 255 - 268
Estuary rejuvenation in response to sea level rise: an example from Tairua Estuary, New Zealand
Z. Cathy Liu
W. P. de Lange
K. R. Bryan
Original 24 October 2019 Pages: 269 - 280
Decomposing macroalgae (Ulva spp.) impacts benthic macrofauna and surface sediment erosion
Rachel J. Harris
Clarisse Niemand
Conrad A. Pilditch
Original 10 October 2019 Pages: 281 - 294
Rapid transition of sediment consolidation across an expanding mangrove fringe in the Firth of Thames New Zealand
Robert R. Roskoden
Karin R. Bryan
Achim Kopf
Original 15 October 2019 Pages: 295 - 308

Volume 40, Issue 2

Introduction to the special issue of the INTERCOAST graduate training group on coastal and shelf seas in New Zealand and Germany

Sidescan sonar meets airborne and satellite remote sensing: challenges of a multi-device seafloor classification in extreme shallow water intertidal environments

Historical anthropogenic heavy metal input to the south-eastern North Sea

Historic development of heavy metal contamination into the Firth of Thames, New Zealand

Small-scale distribution modeling of benthic species in a protected natural hard ground area in the German North Sea (Helgoländer Steingrund)

Hydrodynamics and hydroacoustic mapping of a benthic seafloor in a coarse grain habitat of the German Bight

Crab burrow aspect ratio influences particle capture rates on intertidal sandflats

Spectral differences in the underwater light regime caused by sediment types in New Zealand estuaries: implications for seagrass photosynthesis

Sediment deposition in the central Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand

The role of frequency spread on swash dynamics

Accuracy of sand beach topography surveying by drones and photogrammetry

Estuary rejuvenation in response to sea level rise: an example from Tairua Estuary, New Zealand

Decomposing macroalgae (Ulva spp.) impacts benthic macrofauna and surface sediment erosion

Rapid transition of sediment consolidation across an expanding mangrove fringe in the Firth of Thames New Zealand

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