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Cross-Scale Baroclinic Simulation Of The Effect Of Channel Dredging In An Estuarine Setting, Fei Ye, Harry V. Wang, H Huang, Zg Wang, Z Liu, X Li
Cross-Scale Baroclinic Simulation Of The Effect Of Channel Dredging In An Estuarine Setting, Fei Ye, Harry V. Wang, H Huang, Zg Wang, Z Liu, X Li
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Holistic simulation approaches are often required to assess human impacts on a river-estuary-coastal system, due to the intrinsically linked processes of contrasting spatial scales. In this paper, a Semi-implicit Cross-scale Hydroscience Integrated System Model (SCHISM) is applied in quantifying the impact of a proposed hydraulic engineering project on the estuarine hydrodynamics. The project involves channel dredging and land expansion that traverse several spatial scales on an ocean-estuary-river-tributary axis. SCHISM is suitable for this undertaking due to its flexible horizontal and vertical grid design and, more importantly, its efficient high-order implicit schemes applied in both the momentum and transport calculations. These …
New Constraints On Coseismic Slip During Southern Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquakes Over The Past 4600 Years Implied By Tsunami Deposits And Marine Turbidites, Gr Priest, Rc Witter, Yinglong J. Zhang, C Goldfinger, Kl Wang, Jc Allen
New Constraints On Coseismic Slip During Southern Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquakes Over The Past 4600 Years Implied By Tsunami Deposits And Marine Turbidites, Gr Priest, Rc Witter, Yinglong J. Zhang, C Goldfinger, Kl Wang, Jc Allen
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This correction stands to correct Figure 7c listing a low minimum slip of 12 m for Case 2 instead of the correct value of 8 m, as stated in the body of the text and depicted on the chart of cumulative slip. The corrected chart explanation and caption are shown below. This error did not affect any of the findings of the paper or the chart itself. This is a correction to the original article.