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    The use of a flow control structure to erode deposited sediment from the Lower Wairau River (Marlborough) : A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Engineering at Lincoln University

    Christensen, Kyle John
    Abstract
    This study investigates whether a flow control structure at the bi-furcation of the Lower Wairau River and Wairau Diversion will cause sufficient channel bed erosion in the Lower Wairau channel to provide required flood hazard protection, protect recreational opportunities and maintain or enhance freshwater/marine habitat.
    Keywords
    sediment transport; sedimentation and deposition; flood control; Wairau River
    Fields of Research
    3707 Hydrology; 370704 Surface water hydrology; 400513 Water resources engineering
    Date
    1999
    Type
    Dissertation
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