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5 Mathematical modelling of siltation in tidal channels

Nicholas V. M. Odd

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Introduction Mathematical Models Primary and Secondary Currents Vertical Exchange Graded Sediments Fluid Mud Sand in Suspension Practical Examples of Models Great Ouse Estuary, England Rotterdam Waterways, Holland Brisbane River Estuary, Australia Discussion and Conclusions Acknowledgements

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Introduction Mathematical Models Primary and Secondary Currents Vertical Exchange Graded Sediments Fluid Mud Sand in Suspension Practical Examples of Models Great Ouse Estuary, England Rotterdam Waterways, Holland Brisbane River Estuary, Australia Discussion and Conclusions Acknowledgements

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Introduction Mathematical Models Primary and Secondary Currents Vertical Exchange Graded Sediments Fluid Mud Sand in Suspension Practical Examples of Models Great Ouse Estuary, England Rotterdam Waterways, Holland Brisbane River Estuary, Australia Discussion and Conclusions Acknowledgements

Key concepts: Siltation, Estuary, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Suspension (topology), Oceanography, Geology, Sediment

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