harry williams

Dr. Harry Williams
Professor
Department of Geography
University of North Texas
1155 Union Circle, #305279
Denton, TX 76203, USA

Editorial Board Member, Journal of Coastal Research

Phone: (940) 565-3317
Fax: (940) 369-7550
E-mail: HarryF.Williams@unt.edu

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Selected publications:
1. Elliott, P. and Williams, H.F.L. 2019. Evaluating Sea-Level Rise Hazards on Coastal Archaeological Sites, Trinity Bay, Texas. Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 2019, p. 1-19 Abstract
2. Yao, Q., Liu, K. B., Williams, H., Joshi, S., Bianchette, T. A., Ryu, J., & Dietz, M. 2019. Hurricane Harvey storm sedimentation in the San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge, Texas: Fluvial versus storm surge deposition. Estuaries and Coasts, 43(5), 971–983. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12237-019-00639-6 Abstract
3. Williams, H. and Liu, K-b. 2019. Contrasting Hurricane Ike washover sedimentation and Hurricane Harvey flood sedimentation in a Southeastern Texas coastal marsh. Marine Geology, 417. 1016/j.margeo.2019.106011 Abstract
4. Williams, H., Long V.H., Elliott, P., Nguyen, H.H. and Manh, H. 2019. A Tentative Record of Mid-Holocene Sea-Level Highstand and Barrier Overwash from the Cam River Mouth, Vietnam. Journal of Coastal Research, 35: 852 – 860. Abstract
5. Williams, H.F.L. 2017. Assessing the effectiveness of coastal foredune barriers in reducing hurricane washover sedimentation. Journal of Coastal Research: volume 34, Issue 3: pp. 503 – 509. Abstract
6. Hodge, J. and Williams, H.F.L. 2016. Deriving spatial and temporal patterns of coastal marsh aggradation from hurricane storm surge marker beds, Geomorphology, 274: 50–63. Abstract
7. Williams, H., Choowong, M., Phantuwongraj, S., Surakietchai, P., Thongkhao, T., Kongsen, S., Simon, E. 2015. Geologic Records of Holocene Typhoon Strikes on the Gulf of Thailand Coast. Marine Geology online: doi:10.1016/j.margeo.2015.12.014 Abstract
8. Williams, H.F.L. 2015. Contrasting styles of Hurricane Irene washover sedimentation on three east coast barrier islands: Cape Lookout, North Carolina; Assateague Island, Virginia; and Fire Island, New York. Geomorphology, 231: 182–192.  Abstract
9. Williams, H.F.L. 2013. 600-year sedimentary archive of hurricane strikes in a prograding beach ridge plain, southwestern Louisiana. Marine Geology, 336: 170-183. Abstract
10. Williams, H.F.L. and Denlinger, E. 2013. Contribution of Hurricane Ike storm surge sedimentation to long-term aggradation of Southeastern Texas coastal marshes. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue 65: 838-843. Abstract
11. Williams, H.F.L. 2012. Magnitude of Hurricane Ike storm surge sedimentation: implications for coastal marsh aggradation. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 37: 901-906. Abstract
12. Williams, H.F.L. and Flanagan, W.M. 2009. Contribution of Hurricane Rita storm surge deposition to long-term sedimentation in Louisiana coastal woodlands and marshes. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue 56, 1671-1675. Abstract
13. Williams, H.F.L. 2008. GIS-based analysis of foundation repairs and soil conditions in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, Texas. Environmental Geology, 58, 919-928. Abstract
14. Williams, H.F.L., Havens, D.L., Banks K.E. and Wachal D.J. 2007. Field-based monitoring of sediment runoff from natural gas well sites in Denton County, Texas, USA. Environmental Geology, 55: 1463-1471. Abstract
15. Mangham, W. and Williams, H. 2007. GPS-Based Analysis Of Shoreline Change, 1995-2005, Mad Island Marsh Preserve, Matagorda County, Texas. Texas Journal of Science, 59: 61-72. Abstract
16. Vicars-Groening, J. and Williams, H.F.L. 2006. Impact of urbanization on storm response of White Rock Creek, Dallas, TX. Environmental Geology, 31: 1263-1269. Abstract
17. Williams, H.F.L., Hutchinson, I. and Nelson, A. 2005. Multiple sources for late Holocene Tsunamis at Discovery Bay, Washington. The Holocene, 15: 60-73. Abstract