REDUCING SILTATION IN THE JUIST MARINA - IDENTIFICATION OF SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MECHANISMS BY IN SITU MEASUREMENTS AND NUMERICAL MODELLING
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Keywords

siltation
hydro-numeric modelling
in-situ measurements
port design

How to Cite

Saalbach, J., Zorndt, A. C., Kraemer, K., & Schlurmann, T. (2012). REDUCING SILTATION IN THE JUIST MARINA - IDENTIFICATION OF SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MECHANISMS BY IN SITU MEASUREMENTS AND NUMERICAL MODELLING. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(33), posters.32. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v33.posters.32

Abstract

Siltation of the municipal port and marina of the East Frisian island of Juist is investigated by in-situ measurements and hydro-numeric modelling. The combined results can be used to evaluate constructional measures aimed at alleviating siltation effects. Furthermore the collected in-situ measurement data are utilized in the numerical validation process. An alternative port design is evaluated based on results obtained with the hydro-numeric model.
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