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Member Since 2013
Robert J. Chant
Professor, Rutgers University New Brunswick
Professional Experience
Rutgers University New Brunswick
Professor
2022 - Present
Institute of Marine and Coastal Science
2013 - Present
Rutgers University Newark
2012 - Present
Institute of Marine and Coastal Science
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Education
Doctorate
1995
Honors & Awards
Outstanding Reviewer Award - JGR-Oceans
Received December 2014
Current Roles
Secretary
Ocean Sciences Executive Committee
Member
Ocean Sciences Fall Meeting Program Committee
Publications
Circulation and Retention of River Plumes Around Capes
River plumes often interact with capes in the coastal ocean, impacting local hydrodynamics and the transport of scalars. However, our current knowl...
April 09, 2024
Parameterizing Subglacial Discharge in Modeling Buoyancy Dri...
August 24, 2023
Effects of Typhoon on Saltwater Intrusion in a High Discharg...
August 12, 2022
Impact of Historical Channel Deepening on Tidal Hydraulics i...
December 08, 2020
AGU Abstracts
The Role of Capes on River Plume Mixing, Retention, and Transport in the Coastal Ocean: Idealized Modeling
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics and sediment processes | 22 february 2024
Luis F. Pareja-Roman, Robert J. Chant, Piero F. M...
The interaction between river plumes and capes in the coastal ocean can affect scalar transport and regional hydrodynamics. However, our understanding...
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Particle penetration from the continental shelf into Delaware Bay (USA)
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics and sediment processes | 22 february 2024
Gregory P. Gerbi, Robert J. Chant, Heidi L. Fuchs,...
Pathways, mechanisms, and timing of Lagrangian exchange between coastal embayments and continental shelves are not well constrained generally, and the...
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Lateral transport controls the tidally averaged gravitationally driven estuarine circulation
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics and sediment processes | 22 february 2024
Tobias Kukulka, Robert J. Chant
In classic models of the tidally averaged gravitationally driven estuarine circulation, denser salty oceanic water moves up the estuary near the botto...
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Volunteer Experience
2023 - Present
Member
Fall Meeting Program Committee
2023 - Present
Member
Ocean Sciences Fall Meeting Program Committee
2023 - 2024
Member
Ocean Sciences Section Honors and Recognition Committee
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