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Maintenance dredging as a driver of morphodynamic evolution in a macrotidal estuary: insights from the Seine Estuary
In estuarine environments, navigational channels require recurrent maintenance dredging (MD), involving large volumes of sediment. Despite its importance, the medium-term (∼10 years) impact of MD on hydro-morpho-sedimentary dynamics in sandy-muddy estuaries remains poorly documented. This study addr
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