Sediment Transport in Coastal Waters

• Hoofdauteur: Ouillon, Sylvain (auth)
• Formaat: Elektronisch Hoofdstuk
• Taal: Engels
• Gepubliceerd in: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2019
• Onderwerpen: Cluster analysis; spit breaching; Support Vector Regression (SVR); sediment trap; typhoons; trend; delta vulnerability; suspended particulate matter; morphodynamics; New Caledonia; particle transfer process; nearshore processes; Bight of Benin; remote sensing reflectance; coastal erosion; analysis of variance (ANOVA); climate change; dry season; South China Sea; geochemical map; geochemistry; non-cohesive to cohesive transition; oligotrophic lagoon; Seto Inland Sea; suspended sediment; flocculation; sediment; sedimentation; numerical modelling; SWAT; water scarcity; sand; shoreline; erosion; bathymetry; Tafna catchment; aggregates; soil erosion; mud; longshore sediment transport; turbidity; cohesive sediments; ERA hindcast waves; Langue de Barbarie spit; tidal current; fresh water runoff; Mahalanobis' generalized distances; East Coast Low; seagrass beds; coastal management; sand-mud mixture erosion; North Africa; recovery; seasonal cycle; remote-sensing; Ni mining; Southeast Australia; non cohesive sediments; Vietnam; storminess; river-mouth migration; coastal hydraulics; bedload; Senegal River delta; resilience; biomass; oceanic water intrusion; reflectance; seabed colour; river plume; hydrodynamics; MODerate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS); post-storm recovery; lagoon; sediment transport modelling; monsoon; sediment transport; Mekong; winter monsoon; mathematical model; bed shear stress; waves forcing; coral reef; storms
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The interface of 440,000 km long coastline in the world is subject to global change, with an increasing human pressure (land use, buildings, sand mining, dredging) and increasing population. Improving our knowledge on involved mechanisms and sediment transport processes, monitoring the evolution of...