Ecohydrodynamics: Proceedings of the 12th International Liège Colloquium on Ocean Hydrodynamics

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Copyright Page
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Foreword
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Jacques C.J. Nihoul

Acknowledgments
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List of Participants
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Marine Hydrodynamics at Ecological Scales Original Research Article
Pages 1-12
Jacques C.J. Nihoul

Fate of Nutrient Enrichment on Continental Shelves as Indicated by The C/N Content of Bottom Sediments Original Research Article
Pages 13-49
John J. Walsh, Eugene T. Premuzic, Terry E. Whitledge

Cross Thermocline Flow on Continental Shelves and the Locations of Shelf Fronts. Original Research Article
Pages 51-65
Anders Stigebrandt

Vertical Mixing, A Constraint to Primary Production: An Extension of the Concept Of an Optimal Mixing Zone Original Research Article
Pages 67-78
Charles S. Yentsch

An Investigation of Seasonal Upwelling Along the Atlantic Coast of Florida Original Research Article
Pages 79-98
Ned P. Smith

Upwelling in the Gulf of Guinea Results of A Mathematical Model Original Research Article
Pages 99-140
A. Bah

On two Marine Ecosystems of Senegal Separated by A Peninsula Original Research Article
Pages 141-154
Y. Gallardo

Differential Dispersion and Nutrient-Plankton Distributions Original Research Article
Pages 155-164
R.A. Parker

Hydrodynamics As A Limiting Factor in the Development of the Baltic Sea Ecosystem Original Research Article
Pages 165-189
A.M. Aitsam

Hydrodynamic Control of Marine Phytoplankton Production: The Paradox of Stability Original Research Article
Pages 191-207
L. Legendre

Diffusion as A Constraint on the Biological Importance of Microzones in The Sea Original Research Article
Pages 209-218
P.J.L. Williams, L.R. Muir

The Residual Circulation in the North Sea Original Research Article
Pages 219-271
Jacques C.J. Nihoul, Yves Runfola

Modelling the Physical Mechanisms in the Marine Upper Layers With A Second-Order Turbulence Closure Original Research Article
Pages 273-283
P. Klein, M. Coantic

Modelling Turbidity Maximum in the Seine Estuary Original Research Article
Pages 285-317
J.C. Salomon

Numerical Simulations of Salinity, Turbidity and Sediment Accumulation in the Scheldt Estuary Original Research Article
Pages 319-332
W. Baeyens, Y. Adam, J.P. Mommaerts, G. Pichot

Mathematical Modelling of Recent Sedimentology in the Shallow Waters Along the Belgian Coast Original Research Article
Pages 333-349
Y. Adam, W. Bayens, J.P. Mommaerts, G. Pichot

Subject Index
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