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Abstract Estuarine systems are very vital ecosystems subject to a variety of driving forces. Estuarine dynamics can be effectively quantified by means of the mass continuity and momentum balance equations. Depending on the particular geomorphological and hydrometeorological features of the estuary, the governing equations can be properly reduced to two or even one dimensional time-dependent systems. Analytical solutions to the general equations of estuarine hydrodynamics are not available. Solutions are achieved by employment of numerical techniques such as the characteristics, finite differences or finite element methods.
Abstract Estuarine systems are very vital ecosystems subject to a variety of driving forces. Estuarine dynamics can be effectively quantified by means of the mass continuity and momentum balance equations. Depending on the particular geomorphological and hydrometeorological features of the estuary, the governing equations can be properly reduced to two or even one dimensional time-dependent systems. Analytical solutions to the general equations of estuarine hydrodynamics are not available. Solutions are achieved by employment of numerical techniques such as the characteristics, finite differences or finite element methods.
Estuarine Hydraulics
Scarlatos, P. D. (author)
1996-01-01
60 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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