The morphological effects of sediment diversions the Lower Mississippi River

The wetlands in the Mississippi delta (USA) are drastically subsiding and eroding. Many projects and researches are ongoing to determine how this “drowning effect” of the delta can be stopped. One of the solutions that could be feasible is implementing sediment diversions in the levees of the Lower Mississippi River in order to divert sediment...

Habitattoets: Effecten bagger- en stortactiviteiten t.b.v. havenonderhoud in Zeeuwse wateren

Morphodynamics of estuarine navigation channel

The port of Kandla, which is situated in the north west of India and is subject to a large tidal variation of about 5 metres, is preparing a major expansion plan. The capacity of the harbour will be increased in two ways. Firstly the construction of several berths and jetties will allow more ships to be handled on a yearly basis. Secondly...

Morfologische module BOS baggeren: Fase 2

Onderbouwing van het cellenconcept Westerschelde als instrument voor beleid en beheer: Toetsing aannames met SOBEK berekeningen

ESTMORF Westerschelde berekeningen 2002: Baggeren en storten in de monding, fase 1

Morfologische studie BOS Baggeren met Delft2D-Rivieren: Verslag parallelstudie

Hydro-morphological study, measurements and calculation expected siltation

Morphological study (measurements and computation) for a new access channel to the Quimigal productuion plant in Seixal (Lisbon) in the Tagus Estuary (Tejo). The report contains measurement data of flow and sediment concentrations on various locations in the Tagus inner estuary.

Policy analysis of water management for the Netherlands. Vol XVIII: Sedimentation and dredging cost models

When water is extracted from rivers to supply users such as agriculture, the resulting sedimentation may cause costs for shipping or dredging. This volume describes three models, the Sedimentation Model, Dredging Cost Model, and Sedimentation Loss Function Model, built to estimate these costs for tactics which involve extractions from the Waal...