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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"high-frequency sensors"”.

  1. American rivers are transporting more sediment in less time

    … develops a deep learning framework that combines high-frequency turbidity sensors and long-term hydrometeorological datasets to reconstruct daily suspended-sediment flux across 175 minimally regulated U.S. catchments from 1985–2023. By leveraging LSTM models and data-driven attribution techniques, …

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  2. Why Are Some Watersheds More Sediment-Productive Than Others? An Explainable AI Approach

    … contiguous United States (CONUS) by integrating high-frequency aquatic sensing, sediment load estimation, and explainable machine learning. SY and SDR were quantified at 134 U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) stations and modeled using a random forest algorithm trained on 20 basin attributes, spanning …

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  3. Ecological effects of turbidity variations in and around dredging areas in the Port of Tauranga

    … Kd(PAR) in the harbour, I carried out low-frequency (bi-monthly) measurements of light irradiance, suspended sediment concentration (TSS), chlorophyll-a and coloured dissolved organic matter (CDOM). I also measured light irradiance before and after dredging activities. Using these …

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