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Yue He,Hui Shan Ong,Zhen Tian,Lin Zhu,Jie Heorms the southern part of Moreton Bay. The Broadwater has undergone dramatic changes over the past few decades, including the construction of an extensive number and network of artificial waterways that account for up to 90 % of Australia’s canal estates. Positioned in one of the fastest growing reg

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Bing Liu,Hui Shan Ong,Zhen Tian,Lin Zhu,Bing Guosupplementary material: The original idea of this book started when we were making a residual fluxes study of the Paranagua Coastal Lagoon (Brazil) near the colonial town of Guaraque~aba.Among the beautiful mangroves of this Brazilian National Park, between profile and profile, we wondered why South

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Bing Liu,Hui Shan Ong,Zhen Tian,Lin Zhu,Yong Jie Husupplementary material: The original idea of this book started when we were making a residual fluxes study of the Paranagua Coastal Lagoon (Brazil) near the colonial town of Guaraque~aba.Among the beautiful mangroves of this Brazilian National Park, between profile and profile, we wondered why South

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Bing Liu,Hui Shan Ong,Zhen Tian,Lin Zhu,Xiao Guang Liwith a successfully mangrove rehabilitation initiative in this river after floods in the year 2000 that devastated the estuarine mangrove. The flooding from upstream increased the width of the river from around 200 meters to several kilometers, drowning the mangrove forests for around 45 days, and c

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Bing Liu,Hui Shan Ong,Zhen Tian,Lin Zhu,Jian Feng Lianga Delta and Sabaki estuaries in Kenya. The study involved the determination of river freshwater and sediment fluxes, as well as water exchange and sediment fluxes at the mouths of the two estuaries. The horizontal and vertical distributions of tidal current velocities, salinity and total suspended s

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Bing Liu,Hui Shan Ong,Zhen Tian,Lin Zhu,Shang Hui Zhouf Madagascar’s mangrove ecosystems have been heavily degraded or deforested due primarily to increased harvest for charcoal and timber and the expansion of agriculture and aquaculture. Anthropogenic-driven loss is particularly prominent in the north-western Ambanja and Ambaro Bays (AAB). At over 24,