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9780470135433

Hydrodynamics and Water Quality : Modeling Rivers, Lakes, and Estuaries

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    9780470135433

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-01-28
  • Publisher: Wiley-Interscience

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Summary

This reference gets you up to speed on mathematical modeling for environmental and water resources management. With a practical, application-oriented approach, it discusses hydrodynamics, sediment processes, toxic fate and transport, and water quality and eutrophication in rivers, lakes, estuaries, and coastal waters. A companion CD-ROM includes a modeling package and electronic files of numerical models, case studies, and model results. This is a core reference for water quality professionals and an excellent text for graduate students.

Author Biography

Zhen-Gang (Jeff) Ji, PHD, DES, PE, has more than twenty years of professional experience in surface water modeling and model development. His expertise includes hydrodynamics, wave simulation, eutrophication, toxic process, and sediment transport. He has developed and applied state-of-the-art hydrodynamic models and water quality models to the simulation of rivers, lakes, estuaries, and coastal waters. Currently, Dr. Ji is an oceanographer and numerical modeler with the Minerals Management Service.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. xiii
Prefacep. xv
Acknowledgmentsp. xvii
Introductionp. 1
Overviewp. 1
Understanding Surface Watersp. 4
Modeling of Surface Watersp. 7
About This Bookp. 11
Hydrodynamicsp. 13
Hydrodynamic Processesp. 14
Water Densityp. 14
Conservation Lawsp. 16
Advection and Dispersionp. 20
Mass Balance Equationp. 25
Atmospheric Forcingsp. 27
Coriolis Force and Geostrophic Flowp. 32
Governing Equationsp. 35
Basic Approximationsp. 35
Equations in Cartesian Coordinatesp. 38
Vertical Mixing and Turbulence Modelsp. 48
Equations in Curvilinear Coordinatesp. 52
Initial Conditions and Boundary Conditionsp. 58
Temperaturep. 62
Heatflux Componentsp. 65
Temperature Formulationsp. 73
Hydrodynamic Modelingp. 77
Hydrodynamic Parameters and Data Requirementsp. 78
Case Study I: Lake Okeechobeep. 82
Case Study II: St. Lucie Estuary and Indian River Lagoonp. 98
Sediment Transportp. 113
Overviewp. 113
Properties of Sedimentp. 114
Problems Associated with Sedimentp. 117
Sediment Processesp. 119
Particle Settlingp. 120
Horizontal Transport of Sedimentp. 122
Resuspension and Depositionp. 126
Equations for Sediment Transportp. 128
Turbidity and Secchi Depthp. 130
Cohesive Sedimentp. 134
Vertical Profiles of Cohesive Sediment Concentrationsp. 136
Flocculationp. 138
Settling of Cohesive Sedimentp. 139
Deposition of Cohesive Sedimentp. 143
Resuspension of Cohesive Sedimentp. 145
Noncohesive Sedimentp. 149
Shields Diagramp. 149
Settling and Equilibrium Concentrationp. 152
Bed Load Transportp. 155
Sediment Bedp. 156
Characteristics of Sediment Bedp. 157
A Model for Sediment Bedp. 159
Wind Wavesp. 162
Wave Processesp. 163
Wind Wave Characteristicsp. 168
Wind Wave Modelsp. 170
Combined Flows of Wind Waves and Currentsp. 172
Case Study: Wind Wave Modeling in Lake Okeechobeep. 174
Sediment Transport Modelingp. 179
Sediment Parameters and Data Requirementsp. 180
Case Study I: Lake Okeechobeep. 182
Case Study II: Blackstone Riverp. 191
Pathogens and Toxicsp. 201
Overviewp. 201
Pathogensp. 203
Bacteria, Viruses, and Protozoap. 204
Pathogen Indicatorsp. 206
Processes Affecting Pathogensp. 208
Toxic Substancesp. 210
Toxic Organic Chemicalsp. 213
Metalsp. 214
Sorption and Desorptionp. 216
Fate and Transport Processesp. 220
Mathematical Formulationsp. 220
Processes Affecting Fate and Decayp. 223
Contaminant Modelingp. 229
Case Study I: St. Lucie Estuary and Indian River Lagoonp. 230
Case Study II: Rockford Lakep. 239
Water Quality and Eutrophicationp. 247
Overviewp. 248
Eutrophicationp. 248
Algaep. 250
Nutrientsp. 253
Dissolved Oxygenp. 261
Governing Equations for Water Quality Processesp. 262
Algaep. 274
Algal Biomass and Chlorophyllp. 275
Equations for Algal Processesp. 277
Algal Growthp. 279
Algal Reductionp. 285
Silica and Diatomp. 289
Periphytonp. 292
Organic Carbonp. 294
Decomposition of Organic Carbonp. 296
Equations for Organic Carbonp. 296
Heterotrophic Respiration and Dissolutionp. 298
Phosphorusp. 299
Equations for Phosphorus State Variablesp. 302
Phosphorus Processesp. 305
Nitrogenp. 308
Forms of Nitrogenp. 309
Equations for Nitrogen State Variablesp. 311
Nitrogen Processesp. 317
Dissolved Oxygenp. 322
Biochemical Oxygen Demandp. 325
Processes and Equations of Dissolved Oxygenp. 328
Effects of Photosynthesis and Respirationp. 331
Reaerationp. 332
Chemical Oxygen Demandp. 336
Sediment Fluxesp. 336
Sediment Diagenesis Modelp. 338
Depositional Fluxesp. 344
Diagenesis Fluxesp. 347
Sediment Fluxesp. 348
Silicap. 365
Coupling with Sediment Resuspensionp. 366
Submerged Aquatic Vegetationp. 368
Introductionp. 369
Equations for a SAV Modelp. 371
Coupling with the Water Quality Modelp. 378
Water Quality Modelingp. 385
Model Parameters and Data Requirementsp. 387
Case Study I: Lake Okeechobeep. 390
Case Study II: St. Lucie Estuary and Indian River Lagoonp. 406
External Sources and TMDLp. 417
Point Sources and Nonpoint Sourcesp. 417
Atmospheric Depositionp. 420
Wetlands and Groundwaterp. 424
Wetlandsp. 424
Groundwaterp. 427
Watershed Processes and TMDL Developmentp. 430
Watershed Processesp. 430
Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL)p. 433
Mathematical Modeling and Statistical Analysesp. 437
Mathematical Modelsp. 437
Numerical Modelsp. 440
Model Selectionp. 444
Spatial Resolution and Temporal Resolutionp. 447
Statistical Analysesp. 449
Statistics for Model Performance Evaluationp. 450
Correlation and Regressionp. 452
Spectral Analysisp. 454
Empirical Orthogonal Function (EOF)p. 457
EOF Case Studyp. 460
Model Calibration and Verificationp. 466
Model Calibrationp. 467
Model Verification and Validationp. 470
Sensitivity Analysisp. 471
Riversp. 473
Characteristics of Riversp. 473
Hydrodynamic Processes in Riversp. 477
River Flow and the Manning Equationp. 477
Advection and Dispersion in Riversp. 481
Flow over Damsp. 482
Sediment and Water Quality Processes in Riversp. 485
Sediment and Contaminants in Riversp. 485
Impacts of River Flow on Water Qualityp. 486
Eutrophication and Periphyton in Riversp. 488
Dissolved Oxygen in Riversp. 489
River Modelingp. 492
Case Study I: Blackstone Riverp. 493
Case Study II: Susquehanna Riverp. 503
Lakes and Reservoirsp. 509
Characteristics of Lakes and Reservoirsp. 509
Key Factors Controlling a Lakep. 510
Vertical Stratificationp. 511
Biological Zones in Lakesp. 514
Characteristics of Reservoirsp. 515
Lake Pollution and Eutrophicationp. 519
Hydrodynamic Processesp. 521
Inflow, Outflow, and Water Budgetp. 522
Wind Forcing and Vertical Circulationsp. 525
Seasonal Variations of Stratificationp. 527
Gyresp. 530
Seichesp. 532
Sediment and Water Quality Processes in Lakesp. 538
Sediment Deposition in Reservoirs and Lakesp. 538
Algae and Nutrient Stratificationsp. 540
Dissolved Oxygen Stratificationsp. 543
Internal Cycling and Limiting Functions in Shallow Lakesp. 546
Lake Modelingp. 550
Case Study I: Lake Tenkillerp. 551
Case Study II: Lake Okeechobeep. 560
Estuaries and Coastal Watersp. 567
Introductionp. 567
Tidal Processesp. 572
Tidesp. 572
Tidal Currentsp. 576
Harmonic Analysisp. 580
Hydrodynamic Processes in Estuariesp. 584
Salinityp. 585
Estuarine Circulationp. 586
Stratifications of Estuariesp. 588
Flushing Timep. 593
Sediment and Water Quality Processes in Estuariesp. 600
Sediment Transport under Tidal Forcingp. 600
Flocculation of Cohesive Sediment and Sediment Trappingp. 601
Eutrophication in Estuariesp. 604
Estuarine and Coastal Modelingp. 607
Open Boundary Conditionsp. 609
Case Study I: Morro Bayp. 613
Case Study II: St. Lucie Estuary and Indian River Lagoonp. 626
Environmental Fluid Dynamics Codep. 635
Overviewp. 635
Hydrodynamicsp. 636
Sediment Transportp. 637
Toxic Chemical Transport and Fatep. 637
Water Quality and Eutrophicationp. 637
Numerical Schemesp. 638
Documentation and Application Aidsp. 639
Conversion Factorsp. 641
Contents of Electronic Filesp. 645
Channel Modelp. 646
St. Lucie Estuary and Indian River Lagoon Modelp. 646
Lake Okeechobee Environmental Modelp. 646
Documentation and Utility Programsp. 647
Bibliographyp. 649
Indexp. 671
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