D.T. Ho, P. Schlosser, T. Caplow, P. Schmieder, M. Stute, J. Simpson; in collaboration with J.F. Clark (UCSB), R. Wanninkhof (NOAA/AOML)

• Advection and longitudinal dispersion in tidal rivers
  • SF₆ - ³He tracer release experiment: A new method of determining longitudinal dispersion coefficients and gas transfer velocities in large rivers (J. F. Clark , P. Schlosser, M. Stute, and H. J. Simpson)
  • Determination of longitudinal dispersion coefficient and net advection in the tidal Hudson River with a large-scale, high resolution SF6 tracer release experiment (D.T. Ho, P. Schlosser and T. Caplow)
  • Dispersion, advection, and gas transfer in a dammed channel: high-resolution SF6 tracer study of the upper Hudson River (T. Caplow, P. Schlosser, and D.T. Ho)
  • Hackensack River
  • Houston Ship Channel
  • Stockton Deep Water Channel
    
• Air-water gas exchange in rivers
• Gas exchange rates in the tidal Hudson River using a dual tracer technique (J. F. Clark , R. Wanninkhof, P. Schlosser, H. J. Simpson)
• Relationship between Gas Transfer Velocities and Wind Speeds in The Tidal Hudson River Determined by the Dual Tracer Technique (J. F. Clark , P. Schlosser, H. J. Simpson, M. Stute, R. Wanninkhof and D. T. Ho)
  
• Transport and residence time in rivers and estuaries
  • Transport dynamics in a sheltered estuary and connecting tidal straits: SF6 tracer study in New York Harbor (T. Caplow, P. Schlosser, D.T. Ho, and N. Santella)
  • Effect of tides on solute flushing from a strait: Imaging flow and transport in the East River with SF6 (Caplow, T., P. Schlosser, D. T. Ho, and R. C. Enriquez)
  • Newtown Creek

Links:

Tidal Tracer Transport Project

Scientists gauge effect of river spill (Bergen Record, August 2, 2001)

Rivers and Estuary Research at Columbia University