Geometric modeling of delta dynamics coupled with biogeochemical processes.
2012-02
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Geometric modeling of delta dynamics coupled with biogeochemical processes.
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Today, many of the world's deltas are highly populated and experiencing rapid rates of deterioration. We need tools that can explain and predict the long-term evolution of these systems to the formation of baselines for sustainable restoration. Deltas are complex systems in which diverse processes interact across a vast range of time and space scales. However, contrary to what intuition might suggest, we find that simple geometric models can be powerful at explaining the long-term system response to different external forcing. Based on this framework, we construct the first delta building model able to capture long-term interactions between organic sediment dynamics and delta evolution.
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University of MInnesota Ph.D. dissertation. February 2012. Major: Civil Engineering. Advisors: Vaughan R. Voller and Chris Paola. 1 computer file (PDF); viii, 113 pages, appendix p. 109-113.
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Lorenzo Trueba, Jorge. (2012). Geometric modeling of delta dynamics coupled with biogeochemical processes.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/121712.
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