1996
DOI: 10.1029/ce050p0184
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Circulation and transport in Sarasota Bay, Florida: The effect of tidal inlets on estuarine circulation and flushing quality

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“…Tidal inlets are important conduits between estuarine waters and the coastal ocean for the movement of contaminants and nutrients (e.g., Signell and Butman 1992;Sheng et al 1996), sediments (e.g., Fenster and Dolan 1996), and biota (e.g., Weinstein 1988;Crowder and Werner 1999). Inlets are common coastal features; one recent study indicates there are Ͼ150 inlets along the United States coast alone (Carr and Kraus 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tidal inlets are important conduits between estuarine waters and the coastal ocean for the movement of contaminants and nutrients (e.g., Signell and Butman 1992;Sheng et al 1996), sediments (e.g., Fenster and Dolan 1996), and biota (e.g., Weinstein 1988;Crowder and Werner 1999). Inlets are common coastal features; one recent study indicates there are Ͼ150 inlets along the United States coast alone (Carr and Kraus 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tidal cycles are also important to evaluate. Typical tidal cycles in and around estuaries where K. brevis is often found (e.g., Sarasota Bay, Florida) depends on navigation channels, the number of inlets, and bathymetry [58]. Karenia brevis blooms are not typically associated with tidal movement; however, mitigation product deployment may be, depending on water turnover time, solubility, density, etc.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Abiotic factors such as wind also influence the urea cycle in Sarasota Bay by driving the movement of water in and out of the smaller "finger canals" that line much of the shoreline. "Finger canals", like those in the area where the MARVIN platform was moored, have high residence times [46,86] and thus may serve as DON reservoirs [80]. In Sarasota Bay, when wind direction is perpendicular to the mouth of these canals, nutrient-rich water from the canal is flushed into the Bay.…”
Section: Response To Urea Pulsesmentioning
confidence: 99%