Research on Turbulent Flows in Marine and Fluvial Environments
A Special Issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050) belonging to the section "Social Ecology and Sustainability".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2022) | Viewed by 678
Editors
Interests: environmental fluid mechanics; sediment transport; local scour; turbulent jets; fluid-structure interaction; eco-hydraulics
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Interests: fluid mechanics; hydraulic engineering; maritime engineering; naval engineering
Interests: biomechanics; water engineering; aquatic plants; water resources engineering; freshwater ecology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite you to submit a manuscript in this Special Issue of Sustainability, aiming at collecting new researches on turbulent flows in marine and fluvial environments.
The topic of this Special Issue is of scientific interest for researchers belonging to the community of experts in hydraulics, physics, and environmental fluid mechanics, as well as those specialized in natural sciences. There are many environmental problems that require a thorough understanding of turbulence in both marine and fluvial habitats, such as diffusion of suspended sediments and pollutants, sediment transport and bed erosion processes, interaction between aquatic vegetation and flow.
For these reasons, your contributions on this topic, via both laboratory and numerical modelling, can lead to new advances in the current knowledge on environmental sustainability works and, in general, on eco-hydraulic approaches, in which turbulence plays the main role.
Dr. Nadia Penna
Dr. Anna Mujal-Colilles
Dr. Anna M. Łoboda
Dr. Ana M. Ricardo
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- turbulent flow
- fluvial hydrodynamics
- marine hydrodynamics
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