Sag Structures on St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Implications for Barrier Island Hydrology and Coastal Water Resources

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Freshwater 100%
• Water Resource 100%
• Barrier Island 100%
• Coastal Water 100%
• Ground Penetrating Radar 100%
• Pleistocene 100%
• Sea Level Rise 50%
• Bay (Topographic Features) 50%
• Environmental Impact Assessment 50%
• Rising Sea Level 50%
• Holocene 50%
• Subsidence 50%
• Unconfined Aquifer 50%
• Solution Feature 50%
• Ephemeral Pool 50%
• Collapse Structure 50%
• Spring Water 50%
• Coastal Plain 50%