Wetland Management: Proceedings of the International Conference Organized by the Institution of Civil Engineers and Held in London on 2-3 June 1994

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R. A. Falconer, P. Goodwin
Thomas Telford, 1994 - 289 pages
In recent years there has been growing concern about the management of wetlands, particularly in the USA and increasingly in Europe. These wetlands, ranging from a small harbour, such as Christchurch in the UK, to the large mangrove swamps of Malaysia, are natural resources which require comprehensive management. Whilst considerable research has been undertaken and documented on the management of wetland ecosystems, little emphasis has been focused on the geomorphic, hydraulic and hydrologic behaviour of wetlands and the consequent implications for practical management solutions.

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From reclamation to restoration changing perspectives in wetland
1
Wetland archaeology and wetland management B J COLES
20
sustainable use or sustained abuse?
35
function and form J PETHICK
75
Somerset levels and moors water level management and nature
88
conservation strategy K W TATEM and I D STURDY 888
106
Numerical modelling of hydrodynamic and water quality processes in
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An integrated eco and hydrodynamic model for prediction of wetland
143
The role of computational models in wetland management a case study
156
a geographical
181
The value of regional perspective to coastal wetland restoration design
197
Water treatment systems the need for flexibility R I COLLINSON
213
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