River Plume Circulation is a coastal circulation phenomenon characterized by the buoyant, stratified flow of freshwater from a river as it discharges into a saline marine environment, distinguished by its interaction with ambient currents, wind forcing, and density gradients that govern the spatial extent and three-dimensional structure of the plume.
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Seasonal variation and dynamics of the Pearl River plume
Lixian Dong, Jilan Su, Lai Ah Wong et al. · Continental Shelf Research · 2004 · 263 citations
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