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This report by Hans Biberhofer details the latest advancements in sediment investigations using in-situ flumes. A new velocimeter has been installed to enhance the capabilities of the test chamber, allowing for the capture of mobilized particle segments. The integration of additional sensors, including OBS and LISST, is planned to further improve data collection. Various surveys, including STING and GeoTech, have been conducted across multiple sites, with significant findings on impacts in Little Lake George and surrounding areas. Future enhancements will focus on bathymetric measurements and plume dispersion studies.
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2011 Sediment Investigations Johann (Hans) Biberhofer NWRI, WSTD, AEMR
In situ flume New capabilities Velocimeter installed in the test chamber Capacity to capture a segment of mobilized particles Integrate additional sensors including OBS and LISST Further enhancements planned
STING Survey STING Probe Fitted profile
East of Topsail STING 65 Sites – 378 impacts
Little Lake George Channel STING 44 Sites – 191 Impacts
Plume dispersion Near Field Far Field