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• One-Line Modeling of Mega-Nourishment Evolution.  Journal of Coastal Research.  37:1224-1234. 2021
• Innovative Coastal Risk Reduction through Hybrid Design: Combining Sand Cover and Structural Defenses.  Journal of Coastal Research.  36:174-188. 2020
• Variability in Onshore Sediment Transport on a Natural Beach during a Central American Cold Surge Event.  Journal of Coastal Research.  36:487-497. 2020
• Poststorm Evolution of Beach-Dune Morphology: Padre Island National Seashore, Texas.  Journal of Coastal Research.  31:634-644. 2015
• Changes in Water Quality After the Construction of an Estuary Dam in the Geum River Estuary Dam System, Korea.  Journal of Coastal Research.  30:1278-1286. 2014
• A Coastal Yucatan Sinkhole Records Intense Hurricane Events.  Journal of Coastal Research.  30:418-428. 2014
• InSAR Study of Shoreline Change along the Damietta Promontory, Egypt.  Journal of Coastal Research.  28:1263-1269. 2012
• Impacts of Dredging Activities on the Accumulation of Dioxins in Surface Sediments of the Houston Ship Channel, Texas 2010
• Causes of Salt Marsh Erosion in Galveston Bay, Texas.  Journal of Coastal Research.  25:265-272. 2009
• Vegetation and Induration as Sand Dunes Stabilizators.  Journal of Coastal Research.  24:1357-1368. 2008
• The Effects of Hurricane Ivan in the Inner Part of Mobile Bay, Alabama.  Journal of Coastal Research.  23:1332-1336. 2007
• A Tale of Two Ports: Dinoflagellate and Diatom Communities Found in the High Ship Traffic Region of Galveston Bay, Texas (USA).  Journal of Coastal Research.  31:407-416.
• Barrier Islands: Coupling Anthropogenic Stability with Ecological Sustainability.  Journal of Coastal Research.  26:987-992.
• Determining Beach User Knowledge of Rip Currents in Costa Rica.  Journal of Coastal Research.  34:1105-1115.
• Evaluating Salt Marsh Restoration Success with an Index of Ecosystem Integrity.  Journal of Coastal Research.  29:410-418.
• Hydrological Barrier as a Cause of Salt Marsh Loss.  Journal of Coastal Research.  77:88-96.
• Mesozooplankton Dynamics in Relation to Environmental Factors and Juvenile Fish in a Subtropical Estuary of the Gulf of Mexico.  Journal of Coastal Research.  33:1038-1050.
• Near-Annual Fish Kills in Small Embayments: Casual vs. Causal Factors.  Journal of Coastal Research.  26:957-966.
• Restoring Tidal Equilibrium: Removing a Hydrologic Barrier and Lowering Salinity at the Magnolia Inlet, Texas.  Journal of Coastal Research.  77:97-103.
• Sediment spatial patterns in a Hurricane Katrina overwash fan on Dauphin Island, Alabama, USA.  Journal of Coastal Research.  24:1063-1070.
• Sedimentary Oxygen Consumption and Nutrient Regeneration in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Hypoxic Zone.  Journal of Coastal Research.  63:84-96.
• Spatiotemporal Variability in Autotrophic and Heterotrophic Microbial Plankton Abundances in a Subtropical Estuary (Galveston Bay, Texas).  Journal of Coastal Research.  35:434-444.
• The Effects of Coastal Dune Volume and Vegetation on Storm-Induced Property Damage: Analysis from Hurricane Ike.  Journal of Coastal Research.  34:164-173.
• The Response of Photosystem II to Soil Salinity and Nutrients in Wetland Plant Species of the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico.  Journal of Coastal Research.  28:1197-1207.
• The Use of Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) in Dune Ecosystems: The Lessons Learned.  Journal of Coastal Research.  30:111-119.
• Extending Resilience Assessment to Dynamic System Modeling: Perspectives on Human Dynamics and Climate Change Research.  Journal of Coastal Research. 1401-1405. 2018
• Wind-energy Development Causes Social Impacts in Coastal Ceara state, Brazil: The Case of the Xavier Community.  Journal of Coastal Research. 383-387.