Masters and Ph.D. Thesis

Below are the Masters and Ph.D. theses by students of the Remote Sensing Lab. They are listed in chronological order. 

• Ramya Ramadurai (October 2008) Masters: Water Mass Classification Using Band Ratios
• Matthew Oliver (July 2006) Ph.D.: Towards a Synthesis of Continental Shelf Dynamics and Eukaryotic Phytoplankon Evolution
• Felisa Lauren Wolfe-Simon (May 2006) Ph.D.: The Role and Evolution of Superoxide Dismutases in Algae
• Zoe Vanessa Finkel (May 2005) Ph.D.: Physiological Basis for Environmentally-Driven Change in Phytoplankton Communities
• Louis Bowers (September, 2004)(PowerPoint) (Written Thesis Part 1)(Written Thesis Part 2) Masters: The Effect of Sea Surface Temperature on New Jersey Sea Breeze Dynamics
• Trisha Bergmann (January, 2004)  Ph.D.: The Physiological Ecology and Natural Distribution Patterns of Cryptomonad Algae in Coastal Aquatic Ecosystems
• Josh Kohut (June, 2002) Ph.D.: Spatial Current Structure Observed with a Calibrated HF Radar System: The Influence of Local Forcing, Stratification, and Topography on the Inner Shelf
• Joe Grzymski (December, 2001) Ecosystem, Cellular and Sub-Cellular Dynamics of The Marine, Diatom Plastid
• Richard Styles (May, 1998)  Ph.D.: A Continental Shelf Bottom Boundary Layer Model Development, Calibration and Applications to Sediment Transport in The Middle Atlantic Bight
• Michael Crowley (May, 1993) Masters: Monitoring the Gulf Stream: An Application of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems