Tidal sedimentology and geomorphology in the central Salish Sea straits, British Columbia and Washington State

Tidal sedimentology and geomorphology in the central Salish Sea straits, British Columbia and Washington State

Intra-archipelago waterways, including tidal strait networks, present a complex set of barriers to, and conduits for sediment transport between marine basins. Tidal straits may also be the least well understood tide-dominated sedimentary environment. To address these issues, currents, sediment trans...

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Main Author: Mullan, Sean
Other Authors: Barrie, James Vaughn
Format: Others
Language:English
en
Published: 2018
Subjects:
tidal strait networks
sediment transport pathways
seabed sedimentology
marine geomorphology
Salish Sea
Gulf Islands
San Juan Islands
multibeam bathymetry
Lagrangian particle dispersal
tidal hydrodynamics
Strait of Georgia
Strait of Juan de Fuca
banner bank
giant dunes
tidal strait facies model
bathymetric change detection
t-test
local Moran's Ii
depth uncertainty
volumetric change confidence intervals
deglacial history
repeat surveys
sand dynamics
tides
sonar
marine renewable energy
offshore pipelines and cables
benthic habitat
spatial autocorrelation
spatial analysis and statistics
geographic information system (GIS)
finite element method (FEM)
Online Access:https://dspace.library.uvic.ca//handle/1828/8943

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