Author: Zhao Lianjun
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book provides a detailed analysis of the evolution characteristics of the lower Yellow River channel and estuary. It conducts theoretical research on fundamental issues such as channel bed resistance, the dynamics of suspended sediment transport, and the exchange patterns of bedload sediment. A coupled water and sediment mathematical model for the evolution of the lower Yellow River channel and estuary is established. Through systematic analysis of field data and mathematical model calculations, the interactions between channel and estuary evolution are thoroughly discussed. Several innovative achievements are proposed, including the dynamic response relationship between estuary sedimentation and extension and feedback effects. This book is a specialized science and technology publication covering disciplines such as river dynamics, channel evolution, river simulation technology, and estuary-coastal dynamics.
Study on the Interaction Regularity between River Channel Evolution in the Lower Yellow River and Estuary Evolution
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