Influence of dead-water zones on the dispersive mass-transport in rivers
The dispersive mass transport in rivers has been investigated to improve the predictability of transport scenarios in case of accidental pollutant spills. In particular, the influence of dead-water zones, as they are given by groin fields, on the transport characteristics in the main stream has been...
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Main Author: | Weitbrecht, Volker (auth) |
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Format: | Book Chapter |
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KIT Scientific Publishing
2004
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