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Keyword: dam removal


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Project

Dams and Sediment in the Hudson (DaSH)

Resource

Applications for Assessing Sediment Sources in Back-barrier Systems
Thesis or Dissertation
Dam Sediment Estimation Tool for the Lower Hudson River Valley
Tool
Dams and Sediment in the Hudson
Webinar Summary
Dams and Sediment in the Hudson
Project Overview
Field Observations and Model Simulations for the Dams and Sediment in the Hudson Project
Data
Rapid Tidal Marsh Growth in the Hudson River due to Shoreline Modifications
Factsheet
Sediment Trapping Behind Dams and Sediment Supply to the Hudson River Estuary
Factsheet
Summary of DaSH Project Findings
Factsheet
Turbidity Hysteresis in an Estuary and Tidal River Following an Extreme Discharge Event
Journal Article
Watershed Sediment Supply and Potential Impacts of Dam Removals for an Estuary
Journal Article

 

 

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