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December 5, 2025Ocean scienceOpen Access

Modelling river-sea continuum: the case of the Danube Delta

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CFChristian FerrarinDBDebora BellafioreAPAlejandro Paladio-Hernández

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Overview

Observational analysis revealed water discharge characteristics in the Danube Delta’s coastal seas, indicating the importance of hydrodynamic modelling.

Key Points

  • Water transport processes were characterized, providing insights into hydrodynamic modelling of the Danube Delta.
  • The model ran from 2015 to 2019, revealing significant water discharge distribution among the delta's branches.
  • Analysis utilized a finite element hydrodynamic model, illustrating the morphology of the river-sea continuum.
  • Findings highlight potential restoration measures, emphasizing the importance of hydrological reconnection for improved water renewal.

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Ferrarin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/693231368e51979591dcebc8https://doi.org/10.5194/os-21-3291-2025
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