Coastal & Open-Water Engineering
Issues that face engineers in dealing with coastal and aquatic environs are in many ways unique from those in terrestrial and developed settings. Ohio Sea Grant's programs have developed new maps/charts, improved the safety and quality of underwater welds, and more. Our artificial reef programs have enhanced habitat and more than paid for themselves in the recreational business they have generated.
Project List
A/AS-005-PD 
Started: 7/1/1992, Status: Completed"Invasion of zebra mussels to inland lakes and reservoirs: What does it mean and what can be done about it?" (A special symposium for the North America Lake Management Society)
R/OE-012 
Started: 9/1/1992, Status: CompletedA Climatology Protocol for Characterization of Long Term Entrainment and Resuspension
R/EM-014 
Started: 9/1/1994, Status: CompletedA Multigrain Size Sediment Resuspension and Transport Model for Great Lakes Tributaries: An Initial Implementation for the Maumee River/Toledo Harbor Region
R/PS-031
Started: 3/1/2003Advanced Treatment Processes for the Removal of Cyanobacterial Toxins from Drinking Water
R/OE-009-PD 
Started: 4/1/1990, Status: CompletedAn Operational Lake Erie Information Forecasting System (LEIFS)
R/CE-008 
Started: 7/1/2002, Status: CompletedApplication Of Gfo-1 Radar Altimeter Data To Global Change Studies
A/AS-001-PD 
Started: 9/1/1984, Status: CompletedBiogeography of the Island Region of Western Lake Erie Conference
R/ER-077-PD 
Started: 3/1/2006, Status: CompletedBoundary Dynamics of the Hypoxic Hypolimnion of Lake Erie’s Central Basin
R/NP-001 
Started: 3/1/1998, Status: CompletedCoastline Mapping and Change Detection Using 1-meter Resolution Satellite Imagery
R/OE-001 
Started: 9/1/1982, Status: CompletedCoherent Turbulent Structures in the Benthic Boundary Layer: Development of Ultrasonic Transducer for Direct Profiling Sediment Concentration and Grain Size Distributions
