Stanford University / Northern Arizona University / Kaunakakai Wharf / University of California / Institute of Marine Science / /
IndustryTerm
thermal infrared imaging / reef systems / chemical signature / chemical processes / groundwater systems / waste products / travel times / marine and estuarine systems / chemical analyses / carbonated beverage / chemical methods / chemicals / /
NaturalFeature
Kamiloloa coast / Island of Hawaiÿi / Kamiloloa reef / South Molokaÿi reef / FRINGING REEF / Cape Hlawa / LØau Point Hlawa Bay / Molokaÿi / /
Organization
U.S. Geological Survey Flagstaff Science Center / University of California / Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences / Department of Geography / Northern Arizona University / Institute of Marine Science / Stanford University / Molokaÿi Reef CHAPTER / U.S. Geological Survey Pacific Science Center / ded / ÿi Reef CHAPTER / /
Ground Water and its Influence on Reef Evolution Eric E. Grossman1, Joshua B. Logan1, Joseph H. Street2, Adina Paytan2, and Pat S. Chavez, Jr.3 G round water—water that is stored in and transported through the