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  • ...ary of sub-section 5.6.4.6 of the [[Manual Sediment Transport Measurements in Rivers, Estuaries and Coastal Seas]] <ref>Rijn, L. C. van (1986). ''Manual ...ique for the monitoring of [[suspended load|suspended]] sediment particles in the water column and changing seabed characteristics (see Figures 1 and 2).
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  • A variety of 'objective' measures have been developed in order to estimate biodiversity from field observations. This article discus ...is to obtain a quantitative estimate of biological variability in space or in time that can be used to compare biological entities, composed of diverse c
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  • ...ent pump samplers can be used to determine the silt and sand concentration in a [[suspended load]]. Three types of pump-samplers are discussed: the pump- ...g is continued using a bypass system. The filtration method cannot be used in a silty environment with silt concentrations larger than about 50 mg/1 beca
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  • ...characteristics are explained in the article [[Use of X-band and HF radar in marine hydrography]]. ...-linear models for the propagation of the wavefield over an uneven seabed, in order to derive information on water depths and currents.
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  • ...very of the male allowed MarBEF scientists to recognise the classification error and rename it [http://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=42947 ..., with females (0.7 mm) being larger than males (0.58 mm), and differences in the appendages. Distinguishing for ''Marbefia'' is the difference between t
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  • ...both 2005 and 2006 had the longest duration. The largest extent was noted in 1998. The experience from the 10 years of monitoring has shown that the com ...n sp. (in the centre) that often are co-occurring in cyanobacterial blooms in the Baltic Sea. Photo by A-T. Skjevik, SMHI.]]
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  • ...rine environment several options are nowadays available: FerryBoxes, Poles in shallow waters like the Wadden Sea, Gliders, regular ship cruises for verti ===Transectional and stationary in situ observations===
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  • ...e physics behind several coastal processes and physical modelling can help in describing and illustrating them.<p> ...aper a brief revue on the importance of physical modelling, its advantages in relation to numerical modelling, some basic aspects of physical modelling,
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  • ...he role of biota in estuarine sediment deposition and erosion is discussed in the article [[Biogeomorphology of coastal systems]]. ...enced, and for cohesive flocs the significance of fluid mud is illustrated in terms of its entrainment potential.
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  • ...ng sections describe some aspects of wave theory of particular application in coastal engineering. Some results are quoted without derivation, as the der ...ring: Processes, Theory and Design Practice” 2nd edn (2012) and 3rd edn (in press)<ref> Reeve, D., Chadwick, A. J., Fleming, C. (2012). Coastal Engine
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  • ...ocean hindcast (historical) and forecast data. Data comes from satellites, in-situ (direct ocean sampling), and numerical models that cover the global oc ...ars, IOC Member States have established over 80 oceanographic data centres in as many countries. This network has been able to collect, control the quali
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