Lower Sea-Scheldt: long-term measurement of sedimentation-, sediments of dumping- and dredging sites, comparative study of the organic matter concentration.

Stanislas Wartel; Margaret Chen

Lower Sea-Scheldt: long-term measurement of sedimentation-, sediments of dumping- and dredging sites, comparative study of the organic matter concentration.

Stanislas Wartel, Margaret Chen

Department of Water and Climate

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Original language	English
Publisher	Unknown
Number of pages	36
Edition	Ministry of the Belgian Flemish Government, Department of Envir
Publication status	Published - 2001

Keywords

Scheldt
dredging
physical properties of sediment
estuarine sediment

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Lower Sea-Scheldt: long-term measurement of sedimentation-, sediments of dumping- and dredging sites, comparative study of the organic matter concentration.

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