Document Details
| Title | Seawater Addition Long Term Experiment (SALTEx) |
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| Archive | All Files / Documents / Presentations / Posters |
| Abstract | SALTEx is a field experiment designed to simulate the effects of saltwater intrusion in a tidal freshwater marsh to help GCE scientists understand and predict changes resulting from chronic and acute salinization driven by sea level rise and climate variability. |
| Contributors | Dontrece Smith, Ellen Herbert, Fan Li, Sarah Widney, Jennifer Desha, Joseph P. Schubauer-Berigan, Steven C. Pennings, Christine Angelini, Patricia M. Medeiros, James Byers, Merryl Alber and Christopher B. Craft |
| Citation | Smith, D., Herbert, E., Li, F., Widney, S., Desha, J., Schubauer-Berigan, J.P., Pennings, S.C., Angelini, C., Medeiros, P.M., Byers, J., Alber, M. and Craft, C.B. 2016. Poster: Seawater Addition Long Term Experiment (SALTEx). SEERS 2016 Spring Meeting, March 10-12, 2016, Bluffton, South Carolina. |
| Key Words | disturbance, experiment, inundation, manipulation, marsh, salt, seawater, Student Publication |
| File Date | 2016 |
| Web Link |  view/download PDF file |
