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Filtering by: Alternative title ssim Frequencies of amounts of daily precipitation at North Bend, Oregon Remove constraint Alternative title ssim: Frequencies of amounts of daily precipitation at North Bend, Oregon Advisor Komar, Paul D. Remove constraint Advisor: Komar, Paul D. Degree Field Oceanography Remove constraint Degree Field: Oceanography

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  • Sediment accumulation and human impacts in Tillamook Bay, Oregon

    Creator:
    Styllas, Michael N.
    Abstract:
    Tillamook Bay is the second largest estuary on the Oregon coast, and concerns have been raised whether human induced impacts have been responsible for the perceived increase in sedimentation rates during the past century. Major land-use practices within the five watersheds of the Bay include logging, forest fires, the construction...
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    Masters Thesis
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    . 87 5-16. The areas of erosion and sediment deposition following construction of the north jetty at

  • Shoreline changes due to jetty construction on the Oregon Coast

    Creator:
    Lizarraga Arciniega, Jose Roman
    Abstract:
    Patterns of beach erosion and accretion due to jetty construction are examined for the coast of Oregon. All jetty systems are included with the exception of those on the Columbia River, making a total of nine systems. All evidence indicates that these areas of the Oregon coast are experiencing a...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Frequency and Velocity of Winds at Two Stations on the Oregon Coast (Cooper, 1958) 22 5 Discharges of the

  • The Erosion of Siletz Spit, Oregon

    Creator:
    Rea, Campbell Cary
    Abstract:
    Siletz Bay is a drowned river valley filled with Holocene alluvial and estuarine sediments and is separated from the ocean by a sand spit 3.8 km in length. Since the area was settled by white man in the 1890's, the bay has apparently experienced rapid siltation, due to increased farming...
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    Masters Thesis
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    southern sand spit prevailed and the bay mouth was reduced to a narrow opening at the north end of the bay