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Like all limited and vulnerable resources, water has become one of the potential targets of terrorists. Coastal lagoons are especially vulnerable as they are densely populated centers of commerce and/or tourism. This volume addresses the basic scientific concepts that must be integrated by decisionmakers to minimize damages and optimize recovery operations in the aftermath of such an attack. Scientists from many disciplines including water resource management, hydrodynamics, aquatic ecology and social science combine their expertise in an effort to assess and model emergency scenarios for…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Like all limited and vulnerable resources, water has become one of the potential targets of terrorists. Coastal lagoons are especially vulnerable as they are densely populated centers of commerce and/or tourism. This volume addresses the basic scientific concepts that must be integrated by decisionmakers to minimize damages and optimize recovery operations in the aftermath of such an attack. Scientists from many disciplines including water resource management, hydrodynamics, aquatic ecology and social science combine their expertise in an effort to assess and model emergency scenarios for coastal lagoon systems. This case study uses existing numerical models such as-EFCD, WASP and AQUATOX are used to demonstrate how to optimize rapid response and decision-making
Autorenporträt
I. Ethem Gonenc, IGEM Research and Consulting, Istanbul, Turkey / Vladimir Koutitonsky, Institut des Sciences de la Mer de Rimouski (ISMER), QC, Canada / Brenda Rashleigh, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Athens, GA, USA / Robert B. Ambrose Jr., U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Athens, GA, USA / John P. Wolflin, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Chesapeake Bay Field Offices, USA