2007
DOI: 10.1016/s1568-2692(07)80026-x
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Modeling fine sediment resuspension due to vessel passage

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“…As ships pass through a channel, the energy imparted on the shoreline mobilizes sediment. As the frequency of vessel movements increases, the time between sequential sediment disruptions decreases (Parchure et al 2007). If vessels pass so frequently that sediment from a previous vessel passage remains suspended in the water column when the next vessel passes, effects on land loss and aquatic and benthic organisms are likely to be more severe.…”
Section: Vessel Frequencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As ships pass through a channel, the energy imparted on the shoreline mobilizes sediment. As the frequency of vessel movements increases, the time between sequential sediment disruptions decreases (Parchure et al 2007). If vessels pass so frequently that sediment from a previous vessel passage remains suspended in the water column when the next vessel passes, effects on land loss and aquatic and benthic organisms are likely to be more severe.…”
Section: Vessel Frequencymentioning
confidence: 99%