1. Contributions from Particles in Europe (PiE) 2010, Villefranche-sur-Mer, France: an introduction

   • Ole A. Mikkelsen
   • Malik Chami
   • David Doxaran

   Introduction 01 March 2012 Pages: 85 - 87

2. Daily and seasonal dynamics of suspended particles in the Rhône River plume based on remote sensing and field optical measurements

   • Thomas Lorthiois
   • David Doxaran
   • Malik Chami

   Original 05 February 2012 Pages: 89 - 101

   

3. Seasonal variability of cohesive sediment aggregation in the Bach Dang–Cam Estuary, Haiphong (Vietnam)

   • Jean-Pierre Lefebvre
   • Sylvain Ouillon
   • Jean-Pascal Torréton

   Original 15 January 2012 Pages: 103 - 121

   

4. Hydro-meteorological influences and multimodal suspended particle size distributions in the Belgian nearshore area (southern North Sea)

   • Michael Fettweis
   • Matthias Baeye
   • Jason C. S. Yu

   Original 29 November 2011 Pages: 123 - 137

   

5. Observed vs. predicted variability in non-algal suspended particulate matter concentration in the English Channel in relation to tides and waves

   • Aurélie Rivier
   • Francis Gohin
   • Georges Chapalain

   Original 30 December 2011 Pages: 139 - 151

   

6. A mesocosm experiment coupled with optical measurements to assess the fate and sinking of atmospheric particles in clear oligotrophic waters

   • Matthieu Bressac
   • Cécile Guieu
   • Jean-Michel Grisoni

   Original 23 December 2011 Pages: 153 - 164

   

7. Evidence that satellites sense the cross-sectional area of suspended particles in shelf seas and estuaries better than their mass

   • D. G. Bowers
   • K. M. Braithwaite

   Original 27 September 2011 Pages: 165 - 171

   

8. Modelling the optical properties of suspended particulate matter of coral reef environments using the finite difference time domain (FDTD) method

   • John Hedley

   Original 19 November 2011 Pages: 173 - 182

   

9. Application of data on seawater light scattering for the study of marine particles: a selective review focusing on Russian literature

   • Oleg V. Kopelevich

   Review 18 February 2012 Pages: 183 - 193