Maitane Olabarrieta Lizaso

Collaborative Research: EAGER: Longitudinal Investigation of Two Hurricane-Generated Barrier Island Breaches in Southwest Florida

Laying the Foundation for AI-Powered Coastal Modeling: Operational Infrastructure and a Surrogate Storm-Surge Pilot

Advancing the design and implementation of nature-based solutions for resilient coastlines through multi-sector and interdisciplinary collaboration

Augmenting Hurricane Sentinel Towers with Chemical and Biological Sensors

Collaborative Research: OAC Core: Learning AI Surrogate of Large-Scale Spatiotemporal Simulations for Coastal Circulation

Assessment of trafficability of coastal sediments from satellite based remote sensing

Integrating Modeling Tools and Observations for Prediction and Management of Harmful Algal Blooms in the St. Lucie Estuary and Watershed

MRI: Development of a shared-use experimental platform to study wind, hydrodynamic, and biochemical conditions in the littoral zone during extreme coastal storms

Water Quality & Economic Impact Monitoring Network for Peace River Basin and Greater Charlotte Harbor Watershed

Coupling lake, watershed and estuarine models to better understand the role of engineering freshwater discharges in driving the severity, location and timing of harmful algal blooms

Enhancing Engineering With Nature ® Design and Implementation in Coastal Systems through Multi-Sector and Interdisciplinary Collaboration

COAWST – WSSSR Coupled Ocean Atmosphere Waves Sediment Transport –Waves, Sediment, Surge and Structure Response Forecasting System

Collaborative Research: Evaluating how abalone populations in the California Current are structured by the interplay of large-scale oceanographic forcing and nearshore variability

Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport Processes over Degrading Coral Reefs

CAREER: Morphodynamics of Mixed Energy Tidal Inlets: Sediment Bypassing Processes

Mid Term Morphological Evolution of Tidal Inlets

Semidiurnal Perturbations to Storm Surges on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard