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Historical and Projected Future Trends of Tidal Disasters at the Qiantang River Estuary, China

Journal of Coastal Research, 2020
Dong-Zi Pan, Ying Li, Cun-Hong Pan
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Study on the Tidal Bore Energy along the Qiantang River Estuary, China

Water Resources
null Wang Qiushun, Pan Cunhong, Chen Fuyuan   +2 more
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The Seawall in Qiantang Estuary

2002
The seawall (sea dike) situated in the estuarine reach of the Qiantang Estuary is subjected to the strong, destructive action of the world-renowned Qiantang bore; in Hangzhou Bay, on the other hand, the dike is subjected to strong wave action. The seawall protects the vast lowlands of the Taihu Lake plain on the north bank and the Xiaoshan-Shaoxing ...
Jiang Wei, Tao Cunhuan
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Reclamation and River Training in the Qiantang Estuary

2002
The Qiantang Estuary, with an upstream boundary at the tidal limit near the Fuchunjiang hydro-power station and a downstream boundary at the mouth of Hangzhou Bay, is a macro-tidal estuary that is world-renowned for the magnificent tidal bore in the estuarine stretch between Wenyan and Ganpu.
Han Zengcui, Dai Zeheng
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Study on the tidal variability related to flooding and hydroelectric operations in the Qiantang river estuary

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
Haidong Pan
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Stochastic Analysis and Simulation for Seawall Engineering on Qiantang Estuary

2004
Qiantang River is a famous macro-tidal estuary, and the beach is changing greatly and rapidly by the action of flood and tide. The problem about erosion of flat in front of seawall has still not been solved in theoretically and practically. Based on the theory of reliability, the flat level in front of seawall is firstly considered as a random variable
Weibiao Wang, Weiliang Jin, Zengcui Han, Tingting Yu   +3 more
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Law of Salt Tide Intrusion of the Qiantang Estuary and Its Numerical Simulation

2020
The Qiantang Estuary is characterized by strong tidal bore, high sediment concentration, severe erosion/deposition and frequent human activities. The law of saltwater intrusion is different from other general tidal estuary. This chapter reveals the law of interaction among runoff, channel volume and salinity by means of the analysis of the long-term ...
Ying-biao Shi, Wen-long Cheng
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Evolutions of hydrodynamics and sediment transport pattern in the Qiantang Estuary (China) in response to multidecadal embankment constructions

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
Zhiguo He
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Salinity Time Series Prediction and Forecasting Using Dynamic Neural Networks in the Qiantang River Estuary

Advanced Science Letters, 2012
The early warning of saltwater intrusion is an important work for ensuring the drinking water supplies. To forecast and predict the daily maximum salinity for the water withdrawn for the waterworks located along the Qiantang River, the nonlinear autoregressive networks with exogenous inputs (NARX) model was applied.
Xingguo Yang, Hongjian Zhang, Hongliang Zhou   +2 more
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Effect of large-scale reservoir and river regulation/reclamation on saltwater intrusion in Qiantang Estuary

Science in China Series B: Chemistry, 2001
By using field salinity data recorded in the Qiantang Estuary for the nearly forty years (which covers the periods before and after the erection of a large-scale reservoir in the watershed and river regulation/reclamation in the estuary) and one-dimensional salt water intrusion modeling, it is shown that the salt water intrusion decreases caused by ...
Zengcui Han, Cunhong Pan, Jiong Yu, Hangping Chen   +3 more
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