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- RESPONSE OF RIVER DELTAS TO SEA LEVEL RISE
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A consequence of the current global warming is rising sea level as Glacial ice melts. The future effect of such sea level rise on shorelines, river deltas and river long profiles is not well known. The problem may be understood by studying the consequences of Holocene sea level rise after the last glaciation. The melting of the Pleistocene glaciers caused a sea level rise of ~ 120 m, mostly in a period of 12,000 years. Here the effect of rising sea level on river deltas and long profiles is explored numerically for the Fly-Strickland River System, Papua New Guinea for Holocene sea level rise. The result shows that the Fly-Strickland River system likely went into autoretreat in response to Holocene sea level rise, and is now recovering. The effect of river size on delta response to Holocene sea level rise is also studied for three rivers, of which initial river lengths are 400km, 600km and 800km, respectively. The comparison of the three rivers indicates that the shorelines in all rivers transgress about 500 km by the time sea level stabilizes at high stand, but the prograding speeds of new deltas depend on the feed rate from upstream and therefore the delta of the large river recovers more rapidly than that of the small river.
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- 土木学会論文集B
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土木学会論文集B 62 (2), 169-179, 2006
公益社団法人 土木学会
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- 1390282680229920640
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- NII論文ID
- 10019321691
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- NII書誌ID
- AA12131726
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- ISSN
- 18806031
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