Geomorphological Evolution in the Tidal Flat of a Macro-Tidal Muddy Estuary, Hangzhou Bay, China, over the Past 30 Years
Li Li,
Fangzhou Shen,
Yuezhang Xia
et al.
Abstract:Tidal flat plays an important role in coastal development because of its ecological and spatial resources. We take the southern tidal flat in the macro-tidal turbid Hangzhou Bay as an example to study the long-term (1990–2020) evolution of the muddy tidal flat, using remote sensing data and field observational data. The detailed bathymetric elevation of the tidal flat is obtained, using remote sensing images of Landsat and Sentinel-2, combined with the real-time kinematic (RTK) data. The correlation coefficien… Show more
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