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Investigation on seabed evolution of Huibieyang zone in Hangzhou Bay

YU Jiong

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The paper analyzes the processes of scouring and silting of the seabed. Basically the seabed is stable with slight siltation in the western zone and light deposition in the eastern part. These characters are consistent to hydraulic condition, sedimentation distribution, and the shift of shoreline. Consequently, the trend of the sea bed evolution is analyzed.

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The paper analyzes the processes of scouring and silting of the seabed. Basically the seabed is stable with slight siltation in the western zone and light deposition in the eastern part. These characters are consistent to hydraulic condition, sedimentation distribution, and the shift of shoreline. Consequently, the trend of the sea bed evolution is analyzed.

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The paper analyzes the processes of scouring and silting of the seabed. Basically the seabed is stable with slight siltation in the western zone and light deposition in the eastern part. These characters are consistent to hydraulic condition, sedimentation distribution, and the shift of shoreline. Consequently, the trend of the sea bed evolution is analyzed.

Key concepts: Seabed, Siltation, Geology, Bay, Shore, Oceanography, Sedimentation, Deposition (geology)

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