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MODELING COASTAL AND OFFSHORE PROCESSES

by Phil Dyke (University of Plymouth, UK)

Table of Contents (91k)
Preface (76k)
Chapter 1: Modeling Preliminaries (506k)

Modeling is now a major tool for important environmental strategies. This book allows the non-specialist reader to understand and criticize current models of the shallow sea and coastal environments. Sufficient background on mathematics and statistics is covered, but readers disinclined to spend time on this may use the book as a reference guide in modeling. Topics include the numerical schemes used, modeling the sea bed, modeling shallow sea dynamics and, unusually for this type of book, modeling ecosystems and animals.

 
Contents:
  • Modeling Preliminaries
  • Modeling Tools and Techniques
  • Mathematical Foundations
  • Numerical Methods
  • Modeling Diffusion
  • Shoreline Management
  • Ecosystems and other Biological Modeling
  • Climate Change and Other Topics
 
Readership: Researchers in coastal oceanography, ecosystems dynamics and marine biological modeling; final year undergraduate or postgraduate students in civil engineering, coastal engineering, environmental science and marine science.
 
 
412pp    Pub. date: Apr 2007  
ISBN:   978-1-86094-674-5
1-86094-674-7
   US$137 / £90

 


412pp    Pub. date: Apr 2007  
ISBN:   978-1-86094-675-2(pbk)
1-86094-675-5(pbk)
   US$80 / £53

 


 
 

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