One of the greatest challenges is to manage and ameliorate physical changes to aquatic ecosystem. Physical alteration to aquatic ecosystem through such process as erosion, siltation and hydrologic modification are among the leading causes of water quality impairment and a key understanding avenue for restoration. Many physical disturbances are the result of specific actions (e.g. channelisation. shoreline hardening and dredging). While some others are the result of less specific non-point activities that result from land use. As ocean is the eventual receiving basin for all land runoff water it carriers. any uncontrolled development activity located anywhere near coastal area-in, watersheds, floodplains. wetlands, tidelands or water...
Shipping fairways in estuaries are continuously dredged to maintain access for large vessels to majo...
Freshwater is scarce in many regions of the world. In some areas, water entitlements currently excee...
Coastal lagoons are ephemeral habitats whose conservation requires direct human intervention, includ...
Not AvailableOne of the greatest challenges is to manage and ameliorate physical changes to aquatic ...
Dredging is a globally important aquatic system management activity, used for navigation improvement...
Netherlands computes the long term effects of morphological impacts on the functioning of the ecosys...
PURPOSE: During the process of dredging, sediments are excavated and relocated. At various points i...
Dredging and land reclamation are two of the potentially most damaging activities that man undertake...
We should acknowledge that dredging has been quite often not taking properly into account the morpho...
597-604Coastal areas are varied in physical features. The coastline shows constantly varying nature...
As highlighted in Estuarine Ecohydrology, throughout the world estuaries have experienced environme...
Landscape modification alters the condition of ecosystems and the complexity of terrain, with conseq...
Dredging poses a potential risk to tropical ecosystems, especially in turbidity-sensitive environmen...
Estuaries and deltas worldwide are facing land loss and drowning due to sea-level rise (SLR). Common...
Conservation and management of coastal lagoons envisage direct human intervention. To prevent siltat...
Shipping fairways in estuaries are continuously dredged to maintain access for large vessels to majo...
Freshwater is scarce in many regions of the world. In some areas, water entitlements currently excee...
Coastal lagoons are ephemeral habitats whose conservation requires direct human intervention, includ...
Not AvailableOne of the greatest challenges is to manage and ameliorate physical changes to aquatic ...
Dredging is a globally important aquatic system management activity, used for navigation improvement...
Netherlands computes the long term effects of morphological impacts on the functioning of the ecosys...
PURPOSE: During the process of dredging, sediments are excavated and relocated. At various points i...
Dredging and land reclamation are two of the potentially most damaging activities that man undertake...
We should acknowledge that dredging has been quite often not taking properly into account the morpho...
597-604Coastal areas are varied in physical features. The coastline shows constantly varying nature...
As highlighted in Estuarine Ecohydrology, throughout the world estuaries have experienced environme...
Landscape modification alters the condition of ecosystems and the complexity of terrain, with conseq...
Dredging poses a potential risk to tropical ecosystems, especially in turbidity-sensitive environmen...
Estuaries and deltas worldwide are facing land loss and drowning due to sea-level rise (SLR). Common...
Conservation and management of coastal lagoons envisage direct human intervention. To prevent siltat...
Shipping fairways in estuaries are continuously dredged to maintain access for large vessels to majo...
Freshwater is scarce in many regions of the world. In some areas, water entitlements currently excee...
Coastal lagoons are ephemeral habitats whose conservation requires direct human intervention, includ...