Science · 1968 · 252 citations · 1 references
Estuarine GeochemistryEngineeringTurbidity MaximumEstuarine HydrodynamicsMarine PollutionSediment ProcessCoastal WaterOceanographyEstuarySediment TrapEstuarine CirculationMarine BiologyBottom SedimentsSedimentologyEarth ScienceSediment Transport
The turbidity maximum near the head of the Chesapeake Bay is produced primarily by the local resuspension of bottom sediments, and by the estuarine "sediment trap" which is formed in the upper reaches of the estuarine circulation regime by the net nontidal circulation.
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