Description
This volume is the product of the International Conference on Cohesive Sediment Transport (INTERCOH 2003) held at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, U.S.A., during October 1-4, 2003. The topics included in this monograph range from basic research on cohesive sediment dynamics to practical applications. Also included with this book is a database that contains all experimental results as well as a comparison of numerical simulation results supported by the COSINUS project.
* Provides fundamental knowledge of the dynamics of cohesive sediments
* Presents practical applications of new finds on sedimentary processes
* Includes valuable ready-for-use data
Chapter
Aggregation and breakage rates in the flocculation of estuarine cohesive sediments
pp.：
46 – 66
An experimental study into the evolution of the size distribution of kaolinite flocs
pp.：
66 – 86
Constancy of the relation between floe size and density in San Francisco Bay
pp.：
86 – 104
Effects of different erosion techniques on sediment beds in the laboratory
pp.：
104 – 120
Approximate equations for sediment erosion rates
pp.：
120 – 140
Estimation of annual average propeller erosion rate in San Diego Bay, California
pp.：
140 – 158
Organic-rich fine sediments in Florida, Part 1: Sources & nature
pp.：
158 – 178
Organic-rich fine sediments in Florida, Part II: Resuspension in a lake
pp.：
178 – 200
A modular entrainment model for cohesive sediment
pp.：
200 – 220
On the sedimentation rate of cohesive sediment
pp.：
220 – 238
A preliminary study on the hindered settling of kaolinite flocs
pp.：
238 – 254
A parameterized consolidation model for cohesive sediments
pp.：
254 – 274
Estimation of mud rheological parameters using genetic algorithm for a two-layer wave-mud system
pp.：
274 – 288
The critical diameter for distinguishing bed material load and wash load of sediment in the Yangtze Estuary, China
pp.：
288 – 302
Seasonal variability of suspended particulate matter observed from SeaWiFS images near the Belgian coast
pp.：
302 – 324
A semi-analytical model for confined fluid mud flow in estuaries
pp.：
324 – 342
A preliminary implication of the constant erosion rate model to simulate turbidity maximums in the York River, Virginia, USA
pp.：
342 – 366
Sensitivity of estuarine turbidity maximum to settling velocity, tidal mixing, and sediment supply
pp.：
366 – 388
Fine sediment transport in Ariake Bay, Japan
pp.：
388 – 406
Quadratic profile approach for profile evolutions on intertidal mud flat
pp.：
406 – 428
Plume dispersion modelling using dynamic representation of trailer dredger source terms
pp.：
428 – 460
Modeling fine sediment resuspension due to vessel passage
pp.：
460 – 476
Capping of a contaminated soft cohesive sediment bed in Stryker Bay, Minnesota
pp.：
476 – 488
Neural networks in sedimentation modelling for the approach channel of the port area of Rotterdam
pp.：
488 – 504
The COSINUS datebase for cohesive sediment transport in estuaries and coastal zones (with the database in the attached CD)
pp.：
504 – 528
List of Contributors
pp.：
528 – 538
Estuarine and Coastal Fine Sediment Dynamics
：INTERCOH 2003
( Volume 8 )
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