Jets interacting with vegetation in the rotating LEGI platform
- Autori: De Serio F., Armenio E., Badin G., Di Leonardo A., Hilel R., Liberzon D., Mossa M., Negretti M.E., Pisaturo G.R., Righetti M., Sommeria J., Termini D., Valran T., Vermeulen B., Viboud S.
- Anno di pubblicazione: 2019
- Tipologia: Abstract in atti di convegno pubblicato in rivista
- OA Link: http://hdl.handle.net/10447/357986
Abstract
Rivers and wastewater discharges flowing into lakes and coastal waters strongly affect aquatic ecosystems, based on their transport of turbulence, tracers and sediment particles. Mixing and spreading of outflows have an even greater impact when the receiving site is obstructed by vegetation canopies or mussel cultivation farms. Thus, a thorough knowledge of the interaction between effluents and receiving bodies is required to mitigate impacts and promote best environmental management practices, also following the 2015 EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive.