This University of Delaware presentation (Pizzuto, Li) outlines a monitoring study to quantify timescales for mobilization and downstream transport of mercury-bound fine sediment stored in the South River channel. Methods include scour chains, RTK surveys, gravel-bed mesocosms, isotope dating, and 1D hydraulic modeling at RRM 2 and 3.5 (Hopeman Parkway).
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PDF is a slide deck authored by Jim Pizzuto and Christy Li (University of Delaware). No publication date is shown on the slides. The existing WordPress title ('Channel Recovery Study') differs from the slide title; I used the slide deck title as authoritative. Material appears to describe a monitoring design and preliminary results, not a formal peer-reviewed report.
