Titre de série :	United States Geological Survey Water-Supply, 2282
Titre :	Tidal-flow, circulation, and flushing changes caused by dredge and fill in Tampa Bay, Florida
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Goodwin, R. C.
Mention d'édition :	United States Gouvernment Printing Office
Editeur :	United States Gouvernment Printing Office
Année de publication :	1987
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-02240
Note générale :	Tampa Bay, Florida, undervent extensive physical changes between 1880 and 1972 because of construction of causeways, Islands, Channels, and shoreline fills. These changes resulted in a progressive reduction in the quantity of didal water that enters and leaves the bay. Dredging and filling also changed the magnitude and direction of tidal flow in large parts of the bay. A two-dimensional, finite-difference, hydrodynamic model was used to simulate flood, ebl and residual transport of both water and a dissolved constituent for the physical conditions that are existed in Tampa Bay during 1980 and 1972.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Programmation informatique  Evaluation  Simulation  Marée  Hydrologie marine  Raz de marée  Hydrodynamique
Index. décimale :	005.43 Programme système et programme d'exploitation
Résumé :	Tampa Bay, Florida, undervent extensive physical changes between 1880 and 1972 because of construction of causeways, Islands, Channels, and shoreline fills. These changes resulted in a progressive reduction in the quantity of didal water that enters and leaves the bay. Dredging and filling also changed the magnitude and direction of tidal flow in large parts of the bay. A two-dimensional, finite-difference, hydrodynamic model was used to simulate flood, ebl and residual transport of both water and a dissolved constituent for the physical conditions that are existed in Tampa Bay during 1980 and 1972.
Note de contenu :	Tampa Bay, Florida, undervent extensive physical changes between 1880 and 1972 because of construction of causeways, Islands, Channels, and shoreline fills. These changes resulted in a progressive reduction in the quantity of didal water that enters and leaves the bay. Dredging and filling also changed the magnitude and direction of tidal flow in large parts of the bay. A two-dimensional, finite-difference, hydrodynamic model was used to simulate flood, ebl and residual transport of both water and a dissolved constituent for the physical conditions that are existed in Tampa Bay during 1980 and 1972.

United States Geological Survey Water-Supply, 2282. Tidal-flow, circulation, and flushing changes caused by dredge and fill in Tampa Bay, Florida [texte imprimé] / Goodwin, R. C.  . -  United States Gouvernment Printing Office . - United States Gouvernment Printing Office, 1987.
ISSN : CI-02240
Tampa Bay, Florida, undervent extensive physical changes between 1880 and 1972 because of construction of causeways, Islands, Channels, and shoreline fills. These changes resulted in a progressive reduction in the quantity of didal water that enters and leaves the bay. Dredging and filling also changed the magnitude and direction of tidal flow in large parts of the bay. A two-dimensional, finite-difference, hydrodynamic model was used to simulate flood, ebl and residual transport of both water and a dissolved constituent for the physical conditions that are existed in Tampa Bay during 1980 and 1972.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Programmation informatique  Evaluation  Simulation  Marée  Hydrologie marine  Raz de marée  Hydrodynamique
Index. décimale :	005.43 Programme système et programme d'exploitation
Résumé :	Tampa Bay, Florida, undervent extensive physical changes between 1880 and 1972 because of construction of causeways, Islands, Channels, and shoreline fills. These changes resulted in a progressive reduction in the quantity of didal water that enters and leaves the bay. Dredging and filling also changed the magnitude and direction of tidal flow in large parts of the bay. A two-dimensional, finite-difference, hydrodynamic model was used to simulate flood, ebl and residual transport of both water and a dissolved constituent for the physical conditions that are existed in Tampa Bay during 1980 and 1972.
Note de contenu :	Tampa Bay, Florida, undervent extensive physical changes between 1880 and 1972 because of construction of causeways, Islands, Channels, and shoreline fills. These changes resulted in a progressive reduction in the quantity of didal water that enters and leaves the bay. Dredging and filling also changed the magnitude and direction of tidal flow in large parts of the bay. A two-dimensional, finite-difference, hydrodynamic model was used to simulate flood, ebl and residual transport of both water and a dissolved constituent for the physical conditions that are existed in Tampa Bay during 1980 and 1972.