Title

Effects Of Multisensory Phonics-Based Training On The Word Recognition And Spelling Skills Of Adolescents With Reading Disabilities

Keywords

Manning's roughness; River flows; Sea level anomaly; Storm event; Tides

Abstract

Water surface elevations and daily flows are measured in the St. Johns and Nassau Rivers (north Florida) and reveal a storm event in mid-May 2009 and a sea level anomaly in June and July 2009. In an effort to reproduce these events, wind and tidally driven hydrodynamics are simulated from the deep ocean into the St. Johns and Nassau Rivers using a shallow water equations model. Calibration adjusts spatially distributed Manning's roughness based on modeled-observed discharge. For validation, the model captures the regular tidal fluctuation as well as the hydrodynamic responses of the storm event in mid-May at the six water level gaging stations. At the flow gaging station, the model captures the ebb tendency of the tide as well as a strong perturbation (flood pulse) that occurs because of the storm event in mid-May. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.

Publication Date

2-14-2012

Publication Title

International Journal of Special Education

Volume

27

Number of Pages

60-73

Document Type

Article

Personal Identifier

scopus

Socpus ID

84856802466 (Scopus)

Source API URL

https://api.elsevier.com/content/abstract/scopus_id/84856802466

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