From the Highest to the deepest: A river-sea dispersal system that links a mountainous catchment to

来源 :The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences | 被引量 : 0次 | 上传用户：liang630223

【作者】

：

James T.Liu

【机构】

：

Department of Oceanography,National Sun Yat-Sen University,Kaohsiung

【出处】

：

The Second Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences

【发表日期】

：

2015年期

下载到本地 , 更方便阅读

下载此文赞助VIP

声明 : 本文档内容版权归属内容提供方 , 如果您对本文有版权争议 , 可与客服联系进行内容授权或下架

论文部分内容阅读

其他文献

Impact of extreme events on organic carbon burial off southwestern Taiwan

会议

Applications of novel methods in the source-to-sink study

Most of the previous source-to-sink studies focus on the question of provenance of marine sediment susing tracers to link some specific strata with their source

会议

Sedimentary response of land and sea interaction and sources to sink processes in the East China Sea

会议

the East China Seaprocessesandinteraction

The Holocene evolution of Qing'ao Embayment,Nan'ao Island,southern China

会议

Trapping and escaping processes of Yangtze River-derived sediments to the East China Sea

会议

Hyperpycnal flow at the Yellow River mouth induced by water-sediment regulation and its biogeochemic

会议

Turbidity maximum formation in a well-mixed macrotidal estuary: The role of tidal pumping

会议

Influence of hurricanes on generating turbidity currents in the Gulf of Mexico

会议

Major sinks of the Changjiang (Yangtze River)-derived sediments in the East China Sea during the lat

会议

Marine inundation and sea surface temperature changes in the southeast coast of China during the las

会议

From the Highest to the deepest: A river-sea dispersal system that links a mountainous catchment to

与本文相关的学术论文