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A Numerical Investigation of Hydrodynamics and Salt Dynamics in Calcasieu Lake Under Natural and Anthropogenic Forcings
Louisiana estuaries are shaped by the interaction of freshwater inflow, tidal forcing, wind stress, and shallow bathymetry. The estuaries are highly sensitive to navigation dredging that alters hydraulic connectivity and saltwater intrusion. This thesis investigates Calcasieu Lake, a shallow estuary
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