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2023 CSDMS meeting-038

2023-05-25T10:56:36Z

Adeemath007:

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{{CSDMS meeting abstract title temp2023
|CSDMS meeting abstract title=A first look at the dynamic interaction between waves and flow discharge through twin-deltaic channels with a coupled model
|Working_group_member_WG_FRG=Marine Working Group, Coastal Working Group, Hydrology Focus Research Group
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{{CSDMS meeting abstract template 2023
|CSDMS meeting abstract=For a subset of global deltas, morphological evolution is due to the competing actions of the river, which brings about the delivery of terrestrial sediment, and waves, which redistribute the input sediment across the coastline. Given that there are many such coastlines where waves exert considerable influence worldwide, an improved understanding of the effect of waves on the morphological evolution of coastal delta settings is imperative, especially in view of the perceived declining influence of the river input. Accordingly, this study presents a preliminary numerical model approach applied to investigate the planform evolution of deltaic coastlines due to the interplay between flow discharge and waves. Model simulations were undertaken with the coupled Delft3D and SWAN (Simulating Waves Nearshore) numerical models for fluvial and wave input, respectively. Additionally, the idealized numerical model represents a straight, sandy deltaic coastline interrupted by two fluvial discharge outlets, and, at the same time, affected by waves approaching from a dominant direction. We found that the modelled deltas evolved into diverse shoreline - and - river–mouth forms under varying combinations of wave and river inputs. The modelling approach also makes a preliminary distinction between the relative effects of waves’ significant height (Hs) and incidence angle (αo) on deltaic planform morphological evolution. Future development of the model will focus on critically exploring the interaction between these two key morphodynamic processes along similar natural coastline settings.
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2023-05-25T10:56:18Z

Adeemath007:

2023 CSDMS meeting-038

2023-03-31T08:33:06Z

Adeemath007:

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{{CSDMS meeting abstract template 2023
|CSDMS meeting abstract=For a subset of global deltas, morphological evolution is due to the competing actions of the river, which brings about the delivery of terrestrial sediment, and waves, which redistribute the input sediment across the coastline. Given that there are many such coastlines where waves exert considerable influence worldwide, an improved understanding of the effect of waves on the morphological evolution of coastal delta settings is imperative, especially in view of the perceived declining influence of the river input. Accordingly, this study presents a preliminary numerical model approach applied to investigate the planform evolution of deltaic coastlines due to the interplay between flow discharge and waves. Model simulations were undertaken with the coupled Delft3D and SWAN (Simulating Waves Nearshore) numerical models for fluvial and wave input, respectively. Additionally, the idealized numerical model represents a straight, sandy deltaic coastline interrupted by two fluvial discharge outlets, and, at the same time, affected by waves approaching from a dominant direction. We found that the modelled deltas evolved into diverse shoreline - and - river–mouth forms under varying combinations of wave and river inputs. The modelling approach also makes a preliminary distinction between the relative effects of waves’ significant height (Hs) and incidence angle (αo) on deltaic planform morphological evolution. Future development of the model will focus on critically exploring the interaction between these two key morphodynamic processes along similar natural coastline settings.
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2023 CSDMS meeting-038

2023-03-28T08:17:02Z

Adeemath007:

2023 CSDMS meeting-038

2023-02-23T09:17:33Z

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2022 CSDMS meeting-077

2022-04-12T15:14:14Z

Adeemath007:

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{{CSDMS meeting abstract template 2022
|CSDMS meeting abstract=Along wave-influenced deltas, wave-driven longshore currents usually interact with the fluvial jet at the river mouth, creating a sharp gradient alongshore in sediment transport/deposition and hence a corresponding change in coastline morphology. When multiple channels intersect a delta coastline, morphological changes can take on a complex outlook driven by the multiplicity of the river channels and their ‘hydraulic groyne effect’, whereby the overall effect of the river jets is to limit the loss of sediment within the coastal littoral system and ensure shoreline stability. This study explores the dynamic relationships between waves and fluvial discharge along a coastline intersected by river mouths by employing a numerical model of an idealized delta coastline containing two river mouths. The modelling is undertaken using Delft3D, in order to simulate both sediment transport and wave propagation along with the accompanying changes in coastline morphology. Analysis focuses on the relative change in coastline morphology, updrift, and downdrift of the river channels, in relation to varying scenarios of the incident wave climate, fluvial input, and river channel geometry. Specifically, water discharge entering the basin is set temporally constant during a model run but is varied in the range of 500 - 2000 m3/s between runs. Further, 3 scenarios of fluvial sediment discharge corresponding to low, medium, and high sediment discharges, are incorporated into each fluvial discharge scenario. Finally, waves approach the coastline from an incident angle of <45o, generating longshore sediment transport proportional to its significant height and approach angle, which are varied between model runs in the ranges of 1.0 - 1.5 m and 15 - 42 degrees, respectively. The study is set to provide new insights into the morphodynamics of wave-influenced deltas resulting from the interaction of waves with fluvial discharges at interannual timescales.
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2022 CSDMS meeting-077

2022-04-11T13:52:07Z

Adeemath007:

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{{CSDMS meeting abstract template 2022
|CSDMS meeting abstract=Along wave-influenced deltas, wave-driven longshore currents usually interact with the fluvial jet at the river mouth, creating a sharp gradient alongshore in sediment transport/deposition and hence a corresponding change in coastline morphology. When multiple channels intersect a delta coastline, morphological changes can take on a complex outlook driven by the multiplicity of the river channels and their ‘hydraulic groyne effect’, whereby the overall effect of the river jets is to limit the loss of sediment within the coastal littoral system and ensure shoreline stability. This study explores the dynamic relationships between waves and fluvial discharge along a coastline intersected by river mouths by employing a numerical model of an idealized delta coastline containing two river mouths. The modelling is undertaken using Delft3D, in order to simulate both sediment transport and wave propagation along with the accompanying changes in coastline morphology. Analysis focuses on the relative change in coastline morphology, updrift, and downdrift of the river channels, in relation to varying scenarios of the incident wave climate, fluvial input, and river channel geometry. Specifically, water discharge entering the basin is set temporally constant during a model run but is varied in the range of 500 - 2000 m3/s between runs. Further, 3 scenarios of fluvial sediment discharge corresponding to low, medium, and high sediment discharges, are incorporated into each fluvial discharge scenario. Finally, waves approach the coastline from an incident angle of <45o, generating longshore sediment transport proportional to its significant height and approach angle, which are varied between model runs in the ranges of 1.0 - 1.5 m and 15 - 42 degrees, respectively. The study is set to provide new insights into the morphodynamics of wave-influenced deltas resulting from the interaction of waves with fluvial discharges at interannual timescales.
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2022 CSDMS meeting-077

2022-04-11T13:50:27Z

Adeemath007:

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{{CSDMS meeting abstract template 2022
|CSDMS meeting abstract=Along wave-influenced deltas, wave-driven longshore currents usually interact with the fluvial jet at the river mouth, creating a sharp gradient alongshore in sediment transport/deposition and hence a corresponding change in coastline morphology. When multiple channels intersect a delta coastline, morphological changes can take on a complex outlook driven by the multiplicity of the river channels and their ‘hydraulic groyne effect’, whereby the overall effect of the river jets is to limit the loss of sediment within the coastal littoral system and ensure shoreline stability. This study explores the dynamic relationships between waves and fluvial discharge along a coastline intersected by river mouths by employing a numerical model of an idealized delta coastline containing two river mouths. The modelling is undertaken using Delft3D, in order to simulate both sediment transport and wave propagation along with the accompanying changes in coastline morphology. Analysis focuses on the relative change in coastline morphology, updrift, and downdrift of the river channels, in relation to varying scenarios of the incident wave climate, fluvial input, and river channel geometry. Specifically, water discharge entering the basin is set temporally constant during a model run but is varied in the range of 500 - 2000 m3/s between runs. Further, 3 scenarios of fluvial sediment discharge corresponding to low, medium, and high sediment discharges, are incorporated into each fluvial discharge scenario. Finally, waves approach the coastline from an incident angle of <45o, generating longshore sediment transport proportional to its significant height and approach angle, which are varied between model runs in the ranges 1.0 - 1.5 m and 15 - 42 degrees, respectively. The study is set to provide new insights into the morphodynamics of wave-influenced deltas resulting from the interaction of waves with fluvial discharges at interannual timescales.
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2022-04-11T13:50:23Z

Adeemath007:

2022 CSDMS meeting-077

2022-04-11T13:47:58Z

Adeemath007:

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{{CSDMS meeting abstract template 2022
|CSDMS meeting abstract=Along wave-influenced deltas, wave-driven longshore currents usually interact with the fluvial jet at the river mouth, creating a sharp gradient alongshore in sediment transport/deposition and hence a corresponding change in coastline morphology. When multiple channels intersect a delta coastline, morphological changes can take on a complex outlook driven by the multiplicity of the river channels and their ‘hydraulic groyne effect’, whereby the overall effect of the river jets is to limit the loss of sediment within the coastal littoral system and ensure shoreline stability. This study explores the dynamic relationships between waves and fluvial discharge along a coastline intersected by river mouths by employing a numerical model of an idealized delta coastline containing two river mouths. The modelling is undertaken using Delft3D, in order to simulate both sediment transport and wave propagation along with the accompanying changes in coastline morphology. Analysis focuses on the relative change in coastline morphology, updrift, and downdrift of the river channels, in relation to varying scenarios of the incident wave climate, fluvial input, and river channel geometry. Specifically, water discharge entering the basin is set temporally constant during a model run but is varied in the range of 500 - 2000 m3/s between runs. Further, 3 scenarios of fluvial sediment discharge corresponding to low, medium, and high sediment discharges, are incorporated into each fluvial discharge scenario. Finally, waves approach the coastline from an incident angle of <45o, generating longshore sediment transport proportional to its significant height and approach angle, which are varied between model runs in the ranges 1.0 - 1.5 m and 15 - 42 degrees, respectively. The study is set to provide new insights into the morphodynamics of wave-influenced deltas resulting from the interaction of waves with fluvial discharges at interannual timescales.
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2022 CSDMS meeting-077

2022-04-08T11:09:20Z

Adeemath007:

2022 CSDMS meeting-077

2022-03-09T09:39:37Z

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2021 CSDMS meeting-065

2021-03-01T09:22:03Z

Adeemath007:

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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics1_2021=3) An Introduction to using Google Earth Engine
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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics2_2021=5) Building Interactive Dashboards for ESP Modeling with Python & Jupyter
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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics3_2021=2) Exploring river and delta channel networks with RivGraph
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2021 CSDMS meeting-065

2021-03-01T09:20:45Z

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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics2_2021=1) Introduction to R programming and R applications in landscape ecology
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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics3_2021=1) Landscape Evolution Modeling with TerrainBento and Landlab
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2020 CSDMS meeting-016

2020-01-08T11:25:47Z

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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics1_2020=4) CSDMS Python Modeling Tool
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|CSDMS_meeting_select_clinics2_2020=5) Google Earth Engine
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{{CSDMS meeting abstract title temp2020
|CSDMS meeting abstract title=Morphodynamic modelling of the evolution of Niger Delta of Nigeria
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|CSDMS meeting abstract=Delta integrity is a function of adequate fluvial sediment supply since the form at the shoreline is the result interaction between fluvial and basinal processes. Globally, sediment supply to river deltas has been on the decline. Specifically, present sediment supply to the Niger Delta is less than what is required for a sustained growth. Anthropogenic intervention in the lower Niger Basin and within the delta is the main control of the decrease in sediment supply. Changes in shore form is a main consequence of shifting volume of sediment supply in the Niger Delta region. This study attempts a morphodynamic analysis of shoreline changes along the Niger Delta using recent high resolution remote sensing techniques within the Google Earth Engine Platform. Attempt will also be made to characterise the spatial or temporal variability in shoreline dynamics along the Niger Delta with a view to establish the drivers of change. The study will also attempt to model the future evolution of the Niger Delta given present forcing scenarios. The research is within the overall framework of ensuring a sustainable development within the Niger Delta coastal zone in order to preserve its huge economic and ecological potentials for future generation.
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2020-01-08T10:53:33Z

Adeemath007: THE POSTER PRESENTS A PROPOSAL ON THE MORPHODYNAMIC MODELLING OF THE NIGER DELTA OF NIGERIA

THE POSTER PRESENTS A PROPOSAL ON THE MORPHODYNAMIC MODELLING OF THE NIGER DELTA OF NIGERIA

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2019-12-03T12:09:10Z

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2019-12-03T11:57:43Z

Adeemath007: A postgraduate Researcher in Delta Morphodynamics

A postgraduate Researcher in Delta Morphodynamics