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Environmental Transport in the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta

Linking Hydrodynamic, Water Quality, and Ecological Models to Simulate Aquatic Ecosystem Response to Stress: Case Study of Juvenile Salmon Migration in the Sacramento River and San Francisco Bay/Delta System

Near Bottom Velocity and Suspended Solids Measurements in San Francisco Bay, California

A Sediment Transport Pathway in the Back of a Nearly Semienclosed Subembayment of San Francisco Bay, California

Observations of Turbulent Mixing and Shear in a Partially Stratified Estuary

Stratification and Turbulence over a Tidal Cycle in Northern San Francisco Bay

Aqueous Concentrations Resulting from Oil Spills on Rivers

OSCAR: A Tool for Strategic Analysis of Oil Spill Response Alternatives

Simulation of Oil Spills from Deep Water Blow-Outs

Oil Removal from Beaches: An Experimental Study

Modeling the Fate and Transport of Emulsion Fuels Spilled in Marine Environments

Routing of Tailings in a Stream Channel

Numerical Modeling of Mobile-Bed Evolution Incorporated with 3-D Flow Model

Modeling of Sediment Dynamics at River Diversions

Use of a Numerical Hydrodynamic Model for Variable Sediment Transport Analyses

A Model for River Morphology and Sewer Network

Using Artificial Neural Networks in Meandering Compound Channels

Discrete Computer Simulations of Ripple Emergence and Evolution

Numerical Simulation of the Pit Migration

Inverse Modelling of Sediment Transport

 

 

 

 

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