Publications by Natalie Snider

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Toward understanding the hydrologic, ecologic and community flooding implications of coastal restoration strategies: Sediment diversions (Page 1)

Toward understanding the hydrologic, ecologic and community flooding implications of coastal restoration strategies: Sediment diversions

Khalifa AM, Meselhe EA, Hu K, Reed D, Rhode R, Snider N ·

Evaluating the real-world impacts of proposed restoration strategies is a complex process. Typically, restoration is pursued to achieve a number of primary and secondary objectives as most coastal and deltaic areas support a variety of functions and activities with substantial social and economic values. In this analysis, we demonstrate the importance of considering the broad implications of planning and implementing restoration projects.