Environmental Fluid Mechanics - Hillel Rubin

Environmental Fluid Mechanics Provides Comprehensive Coverage Of A Combination Of Basic Fluid Principles And Their Application In A Number Of Different Situations-exploring Fluid Motions On The Earths Surface, Underground, And In Oceans-detailing The Use Of Physical And Numerical Models And Modern Computational Approaches For The Analysis Of Environmental Processes. Environmental Fluid Mechanics Covers Novel Scaling Methods For A Variety Of Environmental Issues; Equations Of Motion For Boundary Layers; Hydraulic Characteristics Of Open Channel Flow; Surface And Internal Wave Theory; The Advection Diffusion Equation; Sediment And Associated Contaminant Transport In Lakes And Streams; Mixed Layer Modeling In Lakes; Remediation; Transport Processes At The Airwater Interface; And More.