Titlebook: Mathematical Modelling of Estuarine Physics; Proceedings of an In Jürgen Sündermann,Klaus-Peter Holz (Lehrstuhl für Conference proceedings

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Mathematical modelling of turbulence in estuariesperature and concentration of salt or other species in estuaries. Fairly crude assumptions can be made about the terms representing the horizontal transport while the vertical transport terms require more refined modelling. The main part of the paper consists of a review of presently available model

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Fundamental principles for numerical modellingd objective is to make this description in such a way that the value of the information made available through the modelling process is greater than the cost of the modelling process itself. In a situation where numerical modelling is still winning acceptance, the value of the information made avail

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Finite elements, a flexible tool for modelling estuarine processess of formulations have been developed, aiming at an improvement in accuracy and economics of this technique. A review of recent tendencies will be given, and some numerical examples will show the effectiveness of finite element approaches.

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Simulation of tidal river dynamics particular ranges of application, and do not give reliable results if the assumptions made are too crude. In which way limitations come in will be shown for a storm surge simulation, for which one- and two-dimensional numerical models as well as a combined hydraulic-numerical model were applied. Th

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Analysis of tide and current meter data for model verificationespective of the specific features of a model, whether it be a hurricane surge model for an open coast, a model of continental shelf circulation, or a model for tidal flow in a shallow coastal embayment, it is reasonable to assume that its ultimate use will be closely connected with the design of ce

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Mathematical modelling of tidal flats: a few remarksuary..The numerical integration of the equations for quasi horizontal two-dimensional flow is effectuated on a square computational grid using an explicit time-space staggered finite difference method. Two ways of space-staggering of the velocity points versus the elevation points are considered.

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Salinity intrusion modelstween fresh water and sea water, and the tidal amplitude. The time for reaching periodic tidal conditions is of the order of one day, while the time for reaching equilibrium conditions for the salinity distribution is of the order of several weeks. Due to this fact, a time averaging over the tidal m