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1. Increasing trade and urbanisation of the Asia Pacific coast Eric Wolanski 1 2. Tokyo Bay: its environmental status past present and future Keita Furukawa and Tomonari Okada 5 3 :Ecological network linked by the planktonic larvae of the clam Rudipates Philippinarum in Tokyo Bay Sirofimi Hinata and Keita Furukwa 35 4. Circulation processes in Tokyo Bay Keisuke A Nakamae 47 . Effects of oceanic water intrusion n the Tokyo Bay environment Hiuironmi Hinata 67 6. Influence of the deep waterway project on the Changjiang Estuary Jianrong ZHUL Pingxing DING Liquan ZHANG, Hui WU, and Huiiang CAO 79 7. Impact of human activities on the health of ecosystems in the Changjiang Delta region. ing ZHANG, Sh Lun YANCG Zhao i iXU and Ying WU 9 . Geographical and economical setting of the Pear River estuary Mzinjiang ZHOU, Chaoyu WU, Shiyu LI Xiaohong WANG, and Qiuhai LIU 113 9. Physical processes and sediment dynaics in the Pearl River Lixian DONG, Jilan SU, Yan LI, iaoning XIA and Weibing GUMN 127 0 Water quality and phytoplankton blooms in the Pearl River estuay Yan L, L iangmin HUANG, Jianfang CHEN, Mingfiang ZHOU, and Yehui TAN 13 11 Pollution studies on mangroves in Hong Kong and mainland China Nora F.Y Tain 47 12. Field and model studies of water quality in Hong Kong Kwok-Le/ ng Pun 165 13. Eutrophication dynamics in Hong Kong coastal waters physical and biological interactions doseph IL W LEE, Pauld HarrWson. Ciiiping KUA G. oaLd Keong YI 187 14 Ma rine communities and introduced species in Pearl Harbor, O'ahu, Hawai'i Steve L. Co/es 207 1. Physical environment in the Gulf of Thailand with emphasis on three nportant ports Siphut Vong;viscssonija 229 16. Environmental issues in the Gulf of Thailand Gulu a V Watta vaor n 249 17. The environment in Ho Clhi Minh City harbour NgiuyeenHim Nhan 261 18. Biophysical environment of Manila Bay - then and now Gil S. Jacinto, mnelda B. Velasque, Maria Lourdes San Diego-MtcGone Cesar L. Vi/i/no1 and Fenando B Siing an 293 19. Manila Bay: environmental challenges and opportunities .S. Jacinto, R. V Aanza, iB. Ve/asquez, iad F.P Siringan 309 20 Carbon flux through bacteria in a eutrophic tropical environment Port Klang waters Choon- Weng Lee and Chui- Wei Bong 329 21. Phytoplankton sructure in the tropical port waters of Singapore Karina Yew-ioong GI, Michael d. HoJlmes Sheng ZIANG, and Xiaohva LIN 347 22. Marine habitats in one of the world's busiest harbours Loke Ming Chou 377 23 The physical oceanography of Singapore coastal waters and its implications for oil spills Eng Soon CHAN, Pavet Tkalich, Karna Yew-Ioong GIN, andJeffrey P, Ohbard 393 24. Managing the port of Jakarta Bay: overcoming the legacy of 400 years of adhoc development Dietiech G. Bengen, Maurice Knight and Jan Dutton 413 25 Darwin Harbour: water quality and ecosystem structure in a tropical harbour in the early stages of urban development A. D McKinnon, N Smit, S. Townsend, andS. Duggan 43 26. Hydrodynamics of Darwin Harbour David Williams, Eric Wolanski and Simon Spagno 461 27 An estuarne ecohydrology model of Darwin Harbour, Australia Eric Wolanski, A David McKinnon David Williams and Daniel M Alongi 47 28. s harbour development ecologically sustainable? Eric Wolanski 489