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  1. Coupled Sediment Yield And Sediment Transport Model To Support Navigation Planning In Northeast Brazil

    <p>Deposition of sediment (shoaling) in commercial waterways is a major obstacle to maintaining sustainable riverine transportation of bulk goods (primarily agricultural and mining commodities). The rate of aggradation of sediment in a waterway is directly related to both the rate of sediment

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  2. Modeling the Biogenic Effects of Freshwater Mollusks on Bedload Transport and Dynamics in a Gravel-Bedded Stream

    Application of physical modeling in relation to the influence of ecosystem engineers such as the freshwater mussel has been a common source of interest in ecohydrogeomorphic literature, limited by methods and complexity of application. This thesis investigates the influence of biogenic variables on …

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  3. Analysis of the Sediment Transport Capabilities of FESWMS FST2DH

    <p>Many numeric models simulate the transport of sediment within rivers and streams. Engineers use such models to monitor the overall condition of a river or stream and to analyze the impact that the aggradation and degradation of sediment has on the stability of bridge piers and other features …

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  4. Comparison Watershed Selection When Applying the AllForX Approach for Sediment TMDL Development

    … that is the ratio of a modeled existing sediment load divided by a modeled all-forested load condition) for an impaired watershed and several comparison watersheds to develop sediment TMDL target loads. The Generalized Watershed Loading Function (GWLF) model was used to simulate sediment

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