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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Freshwater diversion"”.

  1. Hydrodynamics and freshwater diversion within Barataria Basin

    … and evaporation over the model domain, and freshwater runoff as point sources. This study is focused on examining the impact of freshwater dispersion from the freshwater sources. Thus, a hydrologic model was developed to estimate runoff. Furthermore grid size was reduced, a new advective …

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  2. Assessing the Effectiveness of Louisiana's Freshwater Diversion Projects Using Remote Sensing

    … Louisiana is experiencing a dramatic loss of freshwater wetlands as a result of natural and man-made changes in the landscape. Multitempral remotely sensed data were used to examine the impact of the Caernarvon Freshwater Diversion Structure, built in 1991 to divert water to Breton Sound. …

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  3. Modeling the impacts of pulsed riverine inflows on hydrodynamics and water quality in the Barataria Bay estuary

    … around the world. In Louisiana, controlled diversions of the Mississippi River water back into coastal wetlands are thought to be an important engineering solution that could reverse coastal land loss. There are concerns, however, that freshwater diversions may increase nutrient inputs and …

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  4. Spatial and Seasonal Patterns of Above- and Belowground Vegetation Biomass and Potential Drivers in the Pascagoula River Delta, MS

    … level rise and conservation projects, such as freshwater diversions, have the potential to alter coastal wetlands in different ways. In this thesis, I describe the effects of inundation and nitrogen on vegetation productivity using a field-sampling approach and an <em>in situ</em> controlled …

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  5. Linking nitrogen biogeochemistry to different stages of wetland soil development in the Mississippi River Delta, Louisiana

    Extensive wetland loss and nutrient-enhanced eutrophication occur across the Mississippi River delta and include newly emergent landscapes, in the early stages of ecological succession, and older landscape formations, with fully developed ecological communities. Here I tested how the anthropogenic …

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