Research and analysis
Fate and transport of particles in estuaries
A study of the Bristol Channel and Severn Estuary incorporating a hydrodynamic model to assess bacterialogical decay rates in association with sediment transport dynamics.
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A team of Environment Agency-sponsored researchers has developed an accurate mathematical model of bacterial pollution in the Severn estuary and Bristol Channel, based on studies of bacterial discharges, transport and decay. The model will help to improve understanding of how bacterial pollution from different sources affects the water quality of nearby beaches.
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Published 1 March 2007