Núm. 24 (1994), Conference Proceedings
Núm. 24 (1994)

USE OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL HYDRODYNAMICS MODEL FOR TIDAL INLETS STUDIES

Conference Proceedings
Publicado 1994-01-29
E.A. Yassuda
Coastal & Oceanographic Eng. Dept., University of Florida
Y.P. Sheng
Coastal & Oceanographic Eng. Dept., University of Florida
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hydrodynamics model
3D model
tidal inlet

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USE OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL HYDRODYNAMICS MODEL FOR TIDAL INLETS STUDIES. (1994). Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(24). https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v24.%p
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This study utilizes a multi-dimensional hydrodynamics model originally developed by Sheng (1989) and later modified by Sheng et.al (1992) to first quantify the flow field in Little Sarasota Bay in Florida, USA with a closed (present condition) and an opened (proposed condition) Midnight Pass, and then to produce a closure curve of the Midnight Pass. This study demonstrates that robust multi-dimensional hydrodynamics models can be used to provide more quantitative analysis of tidal inlet stability.
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