A geomorphic classification of estuaries and it's application to coastal resource management - a New Zealand exampleJournal Paper
Hume, T.M.; Herdendorf, C.E., 1988, Journal of Ocean and Shoreline Management. Expand
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A morphometric and oceanographic classification for New Zealand estuaries and its application to the northeast coast of the North IslandTechnical Report
Hume, T.M.; Herdendorf, C.E., 1987, Internal report / Water Quality Centre, Hamilton. Expand
An investigation of the effects of Polynesian and European land use on sedimentation in Coromandel estuariesTechnical Report
Hume, T.M. & Dahm, J., 1992, Department of Conservation Hamilton. Expand
An investigation of the effects of Polynesian and European land use on sedimentation in Coromandel estuaries. The effect of logging and mining on sediments in Coromandel estuaries
Hume, T.M.; Dahm, J., 1991, Water quality centre consultancy report. Expand
An overview of changing usage and management issues in New Zealand's surf zone environmentNewsletter
Hume, T.M.; Mulcahy, N.; Mead, S.T., 2019, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand
Bibliography of hydrological and sedimentological studies in the Manukau and Waitemata Harbours, AucklandOther Publication
Hume, T.M., 1984, Water and Soil miscellaneous publication, Ministry of Works and development, Wellington. Expand
Bibliography of oceanography and sedimentology for the Northland-Auckland coastJournal Paper
Hume, T.M.; Harris, T.F.W., 1981, Water & Soil Miscellaneous Publication. Expand
Causeways in estuaries: their impacts and procedures for environmental protection
Roper, D.S; Hume, T.M; de Lange, W., 1993, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research. Expand
Coastal adaptation to climate change: a New Zealand storyJournal Paper
Rouse, H.L; Blackett, P; Hume, T.M; Bell, R.G; Britton, R; Dahm, J, 2013, Journal of Coastal Research. Expand
Coastal and sand shingle resources of Northland and Auckland: research and monitoring requirementsTechnical Report
Hume, T.M., 1983, Internal Report. Expand