Collaborative Research: A theoretical framework for the evolution of distributary networks on wave-influenced deltas
合作研究:波浪影响三角洲分流网络演化的理论框架
基本信息
- 批准号:0746138
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 21.33万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2008
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2008-06-15 至 2013-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Our ability to predict and mitigate the response of deltas to natural and human disturbances is limited by a lack of understanding of the evolution of delta channel (distributary) networks. This project will fundamentally advance the ability to predict and mitigate the response of deltas to natural and human disturbances through a combined theoretical, experimental, and field-based approach. Satellite imagery and field data will be used to derive the statistics of channel networks for a wide variety of deltas, forming a target for modeling efforts. Mapping of subsurface deposits on the Mississippi Delta will examine environmental controls on distributary formation and evolution through time. Laboratory experiments will reproduce distributary networks at a much-reduced scale, and explore the fundamental control parameters (e.g., sediment and water supply, wave energy, sea level rise). Experimental results will guide the development of a theoretical model, which will mathematically describe the processes that create channel networks. The model will be used to help predict the growth of new river deltas in restoration schemes for the lower Mississippi Delta.Broader Impacts.River deltas are home to a significant fraction of the human population, and are ecologic hotspots that support diverse species. The network of channels on a delta forms its skeleton: channel locations determine patterns of deposition and dictate how sediment, nutrients and freshwater are delivered to the shoreline. The modeling framework will provide valuable predictive capabilities for individuals and agencies tasked with delta management. In particular, this research will help to guide the design of artificial diversions for land building on the Mississippi Delta, through collaboration with colleagues at the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics, an NSF Science and Technology Center. This award will also support graduate students and the early career of a junior faculty member at the home institution.The award is supported by the Division of Earth Sciences's program in Geomorphology and Land-Use Dynamics.
我们预测和减轻三角洲对自然和人为干扰的反应的能力受到三角洲河道(分流)网络演变缺乏了解的限制。该项目将通过理论、实验和实地相结合的方法,从根本上提高预测和减轻三角洲对自然和人为干扰的反应的能力。将利用卫星图像和实地数据得出各种三角洲的水道网络统计数据,以此作为建模工作的目标。绘制密西西比三角洲的地下沉积物图将研究环境对分流形成和随时间演变的控制。实验室实验将在缩小的尺度上重现分流网络,并探索基本控制参数(例如,沉积物和供水、波浪能、海平面上升)。实验结果将指导理论模型的开发,该模型将从数学上描述创建通道网络的过程。该模型将被用来帮助预测新的河流三角洲的增长,在恢复计划为下密西西比三角洲。更广泛的影响。河流三角洲是家庭的人口的显着比例,是生态热点,支持多样化的物种。三角洲上的河道网络构成了三角洲的骨架:河道位置决定了沉积模式,并决定了沉积物、营养物质和淡水如何输送到海岸线。建模框架将为负责三角洲管理的个人和机构提供有价值的预测能力。特别是,这项研究将有助于指导设计的人工改道土地建设的密西西比三角洲,通过与同事在国家地球表面动力学中心,美国国家科学基金会的科学和技术中心。该奖项还将支持研究生和一名初级教师在家乡机构的早期职业生涯。该奖项由地球科学部的地貌学和土地利用动态学项目支持。
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