Combining SES and ADCP to measure mud transport processes in tide-controlled estuaries

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7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-1 Combining SES and ADCP to measure mud transport processes in tide-controlled estuaries Dr. Marius Becker Centre for Marine Sciences (MARUM), University of Bremen, Germany Contact Address E-mail Website Marum - Zentrum für Marine Umweltwissenschaften der Universität Bremen Leobener Straße 28359 Bremen Germany mbecker@marum.de www.marum.de

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-2 Combining SES and ADCP to measure mud transport processes in tide-controlled estuaries Marius Becker Christian Maushake Christian Winter Alexander Bartholomä Kerstin Schrottke Combining SES and ADCP to measure mud transport processes in tide-controlled estuaries MARUM Coastal Dynamics Christian Winter

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-3 Trapping of suspended sediments Residual circulation Buoyancy gradient Tidal asymmetry Tidal excursion

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-4 Tidal excursion Entrainment, advection, settling

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-5 Flocculation, hindered settling, stratification North Sea Elbe Ems Weser Hamburg Bremen

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-6 Ems estuary Emden Sediment stratification ETM decoupled from salt wedge Large scale fluid mud formation discharge 80 m 3 s -1 SSC ETM 5 g l -1 tidal excursion 15 km depth 8 m tidal influence 65 km tidal elevation 3.5 m 10 km Papenburg Ems estuary Emden Convergence Hydraulic drag + + Tidal asymmetry + - Tidal pumping Stratification 10 km Papenburg following Winterwerp et al. (2013a, 2013b) OD and others

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-7 Ems, tidal cycle: sediment stratification ebb flood Tidal asymmetries sediment stratification Ems, tidal cycle: SSC Tidal asymmetries sediment stratification entrainment

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-8 Ems, tidal cycle: sediment transport Tidal asymmetries sediment stratification entrainment transport Ems, tidal cycle: velocity shear Tidal asymmetries sediment stratification entrainment transport

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-9 Weser estuary discharge 350 m 3 s -1 SSC ETM 0.25 g l -1 tidal excursion 15 km depth 12 m tidal influence 70 km tidal elevation 3.5 m Bremerhaven periodically stratified (salt) ETM near tip of salt wedge Bremen 10 km Fluid mud in dune troughs Slack water

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-10 Fluid mud in dune troughs Slack water Gravity cores: 20 g/l - 70 g/l, large mud flocs (< 2.5 mm) Layer thickness: max. 2 m, gelling point, fluid mud Fluid mud in dune troughs Early ebb phase Entrainment: inclination, internal waves

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-11 Fluid mud in dune troughs Fluid mud entrainment Gradient Richardson Number (Ri g ) Concentration gradient versus velocity gradient Ri g = 1.3 > 0.25

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-12 Fluid mud entrainment Gradient Richardson Number (Ri g ) Concentration gradient stable regarding growth of shear instabilities Entrainment induced by advection of turbulent stresses generated at the dune crest Fluid mud entrainment Entrainment of fluid mud in dune troughs: 2 h after slack water

7 th Workshop Seabed Acoustics, Rostock, November 19/20, 2015 P06-13 Mobile mud, only partly entrained during one tidal phase Summary