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Pescadero chapter: Thesis chapter two. Titled, 'hydrodynamics of intermittently closed estuaries from the perspective of the Pescadero estuary'
Information about the Pescadero estuary:
- watershed size
- history
- closure
- general description of observations made.
- weather, waves during observations. La Ninha, El ninho, drought
Three sections: Closed, Open, Breach, Closure?
Closed estuary:
Waves overtop sandbar to deliver more salt water.
Also to deliver sediment to the berm.
Mixing is wind-driven, example of event.
Details of how that happens - upwelling of water.
Open estuary:
Details to follow in chapters 3, 4, 5.
"Open" is a continuum.
Variation in tidal state.
Mouth perched above MLLW.
Breaching estuary:
Looking at measurements in lower estuary - either freshwater flows out, or mixing occurs. Can I tie that back to any reasoning?
Closure:
Can comment that after closure (at least in the summer), lagoon infilling is by the ocean.
How does interannual variability alter these states (mostly precipitation).
What would I want managers to know about this estuary? What do I know that isn't obvious or general?
What does it take to freshen the open estuary?
Temperature dynamics?