Abstract:The placement of dredged material for creating vegetated shallow water aquatic habitat is being assessed for changes in long-term bioavailability of mercury (Hg) to wildlife and humans. The three models used in this study (HERMES, WASP, and SERAFM) were applied in different ways to explore the possible strengths of each model, rather than to make direct comparisons between models. The HERMES model, which was most explicitly changed to account for aquatic plant growth, showed the greatest increases in sediment … Show more
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