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Tidal Exchange in an Embayment with Critical Inlet Control

Jpa Flanagan, DL Wilkinson

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The means by which the problem of relieving odor could be solved through modifications to the tidal hydraulics of McCormacks Bay are discussed. The key aspects and features of a numerical model developed to describe the tidal dynamics of McCormack's Bay in the Christchurch Estuary are highlighted.

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The means by which the problem of relieving odor could be solved through modifications to the tidal hydraulics of McCormacks Bay are discussed. The key aspects and features of a numerical model developed to describe the tidal dynamics of McCormack's Bay in the Christchurch Estuary are highlighted.

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The means by which the problem of relieving odor could be solved through modifications to the tidal hydraulics of McCormacks Bay are discussed. The key aspects and features of a numerical model developed to describe the tidal dynamics of McCormack's Bay in the Christchurch Estuary are highlighted.

Key concepts: Bay, Estuary, Inlet, Hydraulics, Oceanography, Tidal current, Geology, Environmental science

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