Sediment Trapping in Estuaries¶
Burchard, S., & Ralston. (2018). Sediment Trapping in Estuaries.
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- Estuarine Turbidity Maximum
- The estuarine turbidity maximum (ETM) is a persistent zone of anomalously high suspended-sediment concentration — typically one to two orders of magnitude above the river or coastal ocean baseline
This sourceThe review of the convergent-transport trapping mechanisms that produce estuarine turbidity maxima, including at the landward limit of salt intrusion.
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- The estuarine turbidity maximum (ETM) is a persistent zone of anomalously high suspended-sediment concentration — typically one to two orders of magnitude above the river or coastal ocean baseline
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