Estuaries Dynamics, Mixing, Sedimentation and Morphology

Author/creator Prandle, David Author
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNew York : Cambridge University Press
Description246 p. ill 09.720 x 06.850 in.
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Summary Annotation This 2009 volume provides researchers, students, practising engineers and managers access to knowledge, practical formulae and new hypotheses for the dynamics, mixing, sediment regimes and morphological evolution in estuaries. The objectives are to explain the underlying governing processes and synthesise these into descriptive formulae which can be used to guide the future development of any estuary. Each chapter focuses on different physical aspects of the estuarine system - identifying key research questions, outlining theoretical, modeling and observational approaches, and highlighting the essential quantitative results. This allows readers to compare and interpret different estuaries around the world, and develop monitoring and modeling strategies for short-term management issues and for longer-term problems, such as global climate change. The book is written for researchers and students in physical oceanography and estuarine engineering, and serves as a valuable reference and source of ideas for professional research, engineering and management communities concerned with estuaries.
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ISBN9780521888868
ISBN0521888867 (Trade Cloth) Active Record
Standard identifier# 9780521888868
Stock number00004933

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