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Smart regulations needed for promising marine carbon removal
Published in San Diego Union-Tribune, 2024
Recommended citation: Mack, C. (2024). "Smart regulations needed for promising marine carbon removal." San Diego Union-Tribune. Opinion/Commentary.
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The scalability and carbon removal potential of ocean alkalinity enhancement
Published in Nature Communications (Under Review), 2024
Recommended citation: Mack, C.J., Hanna, R., Faggiani-Dias, D., & Victor, D.G. "The Scalability and Carbon Removal Potential of Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement." Nature Communications (Under Review). Pre-print: doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7956805/v1
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Integrated machine learning segmentation and 3D change detection for a scalable coastal cliff monitoring workflow
Published in Computers & Geosciences, 2026
Recommended citation: Mack, C.J., Maclay, M., Krier-Mariani, R., & Young, A.P. (2026). "Integrated machine learning segmentation and 3D change detection for a scalable coastal cliff monitoring workflow." Computers & Geosciences, 106165.
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New Semi-automated Coastal Cliff Erosion Detection Methods for Large Datasets of Point Clouds in Southern California Permalink
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Session: EP31C-2092
Mapping the Runout of Coastal Cliff Landslides in San Diego County, California to Improve Public Safety Permalink
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Authors: Catriona Thompson, Adam Young, Connor J. Mack
Graduate Climate Conference 2024
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Presentation at the Graduate Climate Conference 2024.
Technology Data and Policy Conference
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Presentation at the MIT Technology Data and Policy Conference 2024.
Scaling Potentials of Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies: Approaches, Constraints, and Challenges Permalink
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Authors: Daniela Faggiani Dias, Jenna Greene, Kristen Schell, Cameron Roberts, Connor J. Mack
Identifying Coastal Cliff Erosion Hotspots and Related Forcing Mechanisms Permalink
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Session: EP11C-1264
An Automated Workflow for Detecting Coastal Cliff Change in Large Datasets Permalink
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Session: EP23D-03
What is the Scaling Potential of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal? Permalink
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Session: GC22F-04
Climate and Energy Decision Making Workshop
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Presentation at the MIT Climate and Energy Decision Making Workshop 2025.
Identifying Drivers of Coastal Cliff Erosion Hotspots Using High-Resolution LiDAR and Wave Hindcast in Southern California Permalink
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Authors: Raphael Krier-Mariani, Adam Young, William C. O’Reilly, Connor J. Mack, Hironori Matsumoto
Four Years of Weekly Coastal Cliff Erosion Monitoring at Five Beaches in San Diego, California Permalink
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Authors: Hironori Matsumoto, Connor J. Mack, Raphael Krier-Mariani, Matthew Maclay, Adam Young