Feasibility Study of Land-making Project at Wenzhou Shoal
Li Meng
Abstract
Li Meng
Abstract
By means of analyses of natural conditions, satellite remote sensing analyses of suspended sediment and numerical simulations of wave field, tidal flow field, salinity field , suspended sediment field, and the erosion and siltation of the bottom topography, the hydrologic and sedimental environment and evolution of the Whenzhou Shoal are analyzed, the influences of the land making project on the flood discharge of the Oujiang River, on the aquatic product breeding industry of the Yueqing Bay and on the harbors and navigation channels in the Oujiang Estuary are analyzed and proved The analysis and study results show that the land making project of the Wenzhou Shoal is feasible
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By means of analyses of natural conditions, satellite remote sensing analyses of suspended sediment and numerical simulations of wave field, tidal flow field, salinity field , suspended sediment field, and the erosion and siltation of the bottom topography, the hydrologic and sedimental environment and evolution of the Whenzhou Shoal are analyzed, the influences of the land making project on the flood discharge of the Oujiang River, on the aquatic product breeding industry of the Yueqing Bay and on the harbors and navigation channels in the Oujiang Estuary are analyzed and proved The analysis and study results show that the land making project of the Wenzhou Shoal is feasible
Key concepts: Shoal, Siltation, Estuary, Hydrology (agriculture), Bay, Environmental science, Sediment, Flood myth