Hydrodynamics
From Salish Sea Wiki
- Recent Topic Edits
- Salish Sea References
- Wiki Rules
- Wiki text does not reflect the policy or opinion of any agency or organization
- Please adhere to our Social Contract and Style Guide
- Complain here, and be nice.
Hydrodynamics is a branch of geophysics that describes how water moves and relates to sediments and other materials adjacent to or suspended in the flow. Hydrodynamics category is used to flag Efforts and Products that explore how rivers, tides, and waves capture and transport sediments to affect the structure of shorelines. Landforms are a natural way to organize this understanding, as the structure of landforms reflects physiographic processes
Tidal Floodplains
In River Deltas and Embayments where fluvial influences are moderated by tidal flows.
Topics
- Delta flood and drainage
- Delta restoration and farm system function
- Development of tidal channels following restoration
- Fringing marsh resilience, wave attenuation and flood management
Efforts
- Automating Landscape Connectivity for Puget Sound River Deltas and Pocket Estuaries
- Coastal Resilience to Climate Change
- Effects of Exposed Tidal Flats on Water Temperature in the Snohomish Estuary
- PREDICTING SHOREFORM EVOLUTION IN PUGET SOUND Guidelines and Tools to Estimate Gravel Transport
- Predicting Rates of Channel Development
- Puget Sound Large River Delta Tidal Restriction and Wetland Mapping
- Puget Sound Marine Riparian Mapping
- Puget Sound Tidal Restriction and Wetland Mapping
- Snohomish Estuary Restoration Effects on Temperature, Salinity, and Tides
- Tidal Channel Reference Model
- Tidal Channel Restoration Guidelines
- Use of Large Wood in Shoreline Restoration
Products
- Athearn et al 2010 mapping elevation lidar vs sonar
- Dalrymple & Choi 2007 tidal delta framework
- Edmonds & Slingerland 2007 delta distributary bifurcation from bar formation
- French & Stoddart 1992 marsh hydraulics
- File:Fuller et al 2011 using sea level rise model results.pdf
- File:Grossman 2013 skokomish survey notes.pdf
- Hood 2002 channel allometry
- Hood 2010 delta distributary avulsion theory in skagit river
- File:Hood 2013 channel geometry model.pdf
- Hood 2014 natural tidal channel model
- Hood 2015 factors affecting tidal channel geometry
- Williams et al 2002 hydraulic geometry
- Yang and Khangaonkar 2009 modeling tidal circulation and stratification skagit bay
- Yang et al. 2010 hydrodynamic and ecological assessment of nearshore restoration
- Yang et al 2011 model flood and tide
Wave-Exposed Shorelines
Along Beaches and Headlands where waves organize and transport sediments from bluffs and streams.
Products
Efforts et al
Freshwater Streams
In Headwater and Watershed landforms where a channel evolves
Floodplains
In Floodplains where floods organize wide plains of alluvial sediments
Products
Efforts et al
Un-Categorized Pages
- Abbe & Montgomery 2003 wood debris queets river basin
- Athearn et al 2010 mapping elevation lidar vs sonar
- Automating Landscape Connectivity for Puget Sound River Deltas and Pocket Estuaries
- Coastal Resilience to Climate Change
- Dalrymple & Choi 2007 tidal delta framework
- De Leeuw et al. 1991 factors affecting intertidal salinity gradient
- Delta flood and drainage
- Delta restoration and farm system function
- Development of tidal channels following restoration
- Dunwiddie et al. 2009 restoration resilience for climate change
- Edmonds & Slingerland 2007 delta distributary bifurcation from bar formation
- Effects of Exposed Tidal Flats on Water Temperature in the Snohomish Estuary
- Engineered Log Jams
- French & Stoddart 1992 marsh hydraulics
- Fringing marsh resilience, wave attenuation and flood management
- File:Fuller et al 2011 using sea level rise model results.pdf
- File:Grossman 2013 skokomish survey notes.pdf
- Hood 2002 channel allometry
- Hood 2007 tidal channel and island area
- Hood 2010 delta distributary avulsion theory in skagit river
- File:Hood 2013 channel geometry model.pdf
- Hood 2014 natural tidal channel model
- Hood 2015 factors affecting tidal channel geometry
- Instream flow
- Mofjeld et al 2002 tidal datum distribution puget sound
- Nisqually River Delta Sediment Budget and Assessment of Opportunities to Recovery Sediment Supply to Sustain Marsh
- PREDICTING SHOREFORM EVOLUTION IN PUGET SOUND Guidelines and Tools to Estimate Gravel Transport
- Predicting Rates of Channel Development
- Puget Sound Large River Delta Tidal Restriction and Wetland Mapping
- Puget Sound Marine Riparian Mapping
- Puget Sound Tidal Restriction and Wetland Mapping
- File:Red salmon nick point near nisqually breach.jpg
- File:Red salmon phase 2 panne from west.jpg
- Roni et al 2015 wood placement summary
- Snohomish Basin Hydrodynamic Modelling
- Snohomish Estuary Restoration Effects on Temperature, Salinity, and Tides
- File:TNC 2014 port susan monitoring progress.pdf
- Tidal Channel Reference Model
- Tidal Channel Restoration Guidelines
- File:Tidal channel islands.png
- Use of Large Wood in Shoreline Restoration
- Williams et al 2002 hydraulic geometry
- Yang & Khangaonkar 2008 modeling tidal circulation and stratification skagit bay
- Yang and Khangaonkar 2009 modeling tidal circulation and stratification skagit bay
- Yang et al. 2010 hydrodynamic and ecological assessment of nearshore restoration
- Yang et al 2011 model flood and tide
