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This University of Delaware presentation (April 2008) summarizes geomorphologic investigations of the South River, focusing on fine-grained channel-margin (FGCM) deposits and mercury (Hg). It reports that ~75% of Hg in FGCM deposits dates to 1929–1950, shows exponential downstream decline of Hg in eroding banks, proposes mechanisms for the downstream "hump," and presents preliminary LIDAR erosion and Hg-loading estimates.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: bank erosion, fine-grained channel margin deposits, floodplain deposits, geomorphology, Invista plant, lidar, mercury (Hg), mercury loading, sediment-transport, south-river
Publication Date : 2008-04
Type : Presentation
Review Notes : Title and month/year taken directly from slide header. Slides present preliminary analyses and note ongoing work; some referenced data and full analyses are not included in the PDF. No additional publication or authorship metadata beyond slide content was inferred.

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