Longitudinal Mixing is a hydrodynamic process in estuarine systems characterized by the dispersion of water properties along the primary axis of the estuary, driven by tidal oscillations, differential advection, and residual circulation, which collectively enhance the spread of solutes and sediments in the direction of the estuarine axis.
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AirCore: An Innovative Atmospheric Sampling System
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