TYPES AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF MODERN TIDAL CHANNELS ALONG THE HUANGHE RIVER DELTA COAST
Yan Yin, Yu Wang, Xian Liu
Abstract
Yan Yin, Yu Wang, Xian Liu
Abstract
There are three major types of tidal channels along the coast of the Huanghe (Yellow) River Delta: tidal inlets, tidal creeks, and tidal channels developed from abandoned river channels. The tidal inlets develop mainly in two areas with weak erosion and barrier islands. The tidal channels formed from abandoned river channels mainly developed in the area of the new delta lobes formed since 1934. Tidal creeks developed in the intertidal zone and distributed along almost all parts of the Huanghe River Delta coast, but their scales and features are different.
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There are three major types of tidal channels along the coast of the Huanghe (Yellow) River Delta: tidal inlets, tidal creeks, and tidal channels developed from abandoned river channels. The tidal inlets develop mainly in two areas with weak erosion and barrier islands. The tidal channels formed from abandoned river channels mainly developed in the area of the new delta lobes formed since 1934. Tidal creeks developed in the intertidal zone and distributed along almost all parts of the Huanghe River Delta coast, but their scales and features are different.
Key concepts: Tidal irrigation, Inlet, Delta, River delta, Intertidal zone, Tidal river, Geology, Tidal current