Bas van Maren

Publications

• Measuring Bed Exchange Properties of Cohesive Sediments Using Tripod Data
• The effect of land reclamations and sediment extraction on the suspended sediment concentration in the Ems Estuary
• Resilience of River Deltas in the Anthropocene
• Chenier Formation Through Wave Winnowing and Tidal Transport
• A synthetic spring-neap tidal cycle for long-term morphological modelling
• Synoptic observations of sediment transport and exchange mechanisms in the turbid Ems estuary: the EDoM campaign
• Chenier Formation Through Wave Winnowing and Tides
• A synthetic spring-neap tidal cycle for long-term morphodynamic models
• The Existence and Origin of Multiple Equilibria in Sand‐Mud Sediment Beds
• Synoptic observations of sediment transport and exchange mechanisms in the turbid Ems Estuary: the EDoM campaign
• Tidal Amplification and Enhanced Intrusion in Response to Land Reclamation
• A synthetic spring‐neap tidal cycle for long‐term morphodynamic models
• Tidal Amplification and River Capture in Response to Asynchronous Land Reclamation in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta
• A Global Synthesis of the Effectiveness of Sedimentation Enhancing Strategies for River Deltas
• Siltation of the Ems Estuary,De verslibbing van het Eems-estuarium
• Working with nature in wadden sea ports
• Far-field and long-term dispersion of released dredged material
• Adaptation timescales of estuarine systems to human interventions
• The impact of wind on flow and sediment transport over intertidal flats
• Ecological impact of land reclamation on Jiangsu coast (China): A novel ecotope assessment for Tongzhou Bay
• Human impacts on morphodynamic thresholds in estuarine systems
• Study of Lateral Flow in a Stratified Tidal Channel-Shoal System: The Importance of Intratidal Salinity Variation
• Uncertainty in complex three-dimensional sediment transport models: equifinality in a model application of the Ems Estuary, the Netherlands
• An analysis on half century morphological changes in the Changjiang Estuary: Spatial variability under natural processes and human intervention
• Study of Sediment Transport in a Tidal Channel-Shoal System: Lateral Effects and Slack-Water Dynamics
• Long-term effects of water diversions on the longitudinal flow and bed profiles
• Relative role of bed roughness change and bed erosion on peak discharge increase in hyperconcentrated floods
• Modulation of sediment load recovery downstream of Three Gorges Dam in the Yangtze River
• Morphological modeling using a fully coupled, total variation diminishing upwind-biased centered scheme
• Development of an Integrated Biophysical Model to represent morphological and ecological processes in a changing deltaic and coastal ecosystem
• Peak discharge increase in hyperconcentrated floods
• Feedback Effects of Sediment Suspensions on Transport Mechanisms in an Estuarine Turbidity Maximum
• Efficient consolidation model for morphodynamic simulations in Low-SPM environments
• Hindered settling of silt
• Drivers of cross-shore chenier dynamics off a drowning coastal plain
• Numerical study on mixing and stratification in the Ebb-Dominant Johor Estuary
• Process-based erosion modelling for shoreline rehabilitation design of a coal mine pit lake
• Mechanisms of hyperconcentrated flood propagation in a dynamic channel-floodplain system
• FRONT MATTER
• Formation of the Zeebrugge coastal turbidity maximum: The role of uncertainty in near-bed exchange processes
• Decadal morphological evolution of the mouth zone of the Yangtze Estuary in response to human interventions
• Hydrodynamic modeling of Singapore's coastal waters: Nesting and model accuracy
• Building for nature: Preserving threatened bird habitat in port design
• SPM response to tide and river flow in the hyper-turbid Ems River
• The role of terrestrial sediment on turbidity near Singapore's coral reefs
• Tidal amplification and river capture in response to land reclamation in the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta
• The contribution of sand and mud to infilling of tidal basins in response to a closure dam
• A global synthesis of the effectiveness of sedimentation-enhancing strategies for river deltas and estuaries
• Effects of Sediment-Induced Density Gradients on the Estuarine Turbidity Maximum in the Yangtze Estuary
• Fine sediment transport into the hyper-turbid lower Ems River: the role of channel deepening and sediment-induced drag reduction
• Correction: Modulation of sediment load recovery downstream of Three Gorges Dam in the Yangtze River (Anthropocene Coasts, (2023), 6, 1, (2), 10.1007/s44218-022-00015-1)
• Exploration of Decadal Tidal Evolution in Response to Morphological and Sedimentary Changes in the Yangtze Estuary
• Observations of cross-shore chenier dynamics in Demak, Indonesia
• The impact of channel deepening and dredging on estuarine sediment concentration
• Beneficial use of dredged sediment to enhance salt marsh development by applying a ‘Mud Motor’
• Far-field and long-term dispersion of released dredged material
• Morphological modelling of hyperconcentrated floods in the Yellow River
• Morphodynamics of a cyclic prograding delta: The Red River, Vietnam
• Sedimentation processes in silt-rich sediment systems Topical Collection on the 11th International Conference on Cohesive Sediment Transport
• Tidal flow asymmetry in the diurnal regime: Bed-load transport and morphologic changes around the Red River Delta
• The impact of silt trapping in large reservoirs on downstream morphology: The Yangtze River
• The effect of dock length on harbour siltation
• Flow asymmetry associated with astronomical tides: Implications for the residual transport of sediment
• Effect chain modelling to support ems-dollard management
• Grain size and sediment concentration effects on channel patterns of silt-laden rivers
• Recruitment Constraints in Singapore's Fluted Giant Clam (Tridacna squamosa) Populations - A Dispersal Model Approach
• Predictability of sediment transport in the Yellow River using selected transport formulas
• Comment on "On the role of diurnal tides in contributing to asymmetries in tidal probability distribution functions in areas of predominantly semi-diurnal tide" by P.L. Woodworth, D.L. Blackman, D.T. Pugh and J.M. Vassie [Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 64 (2005) 235-240]
• Barrier formation on an actively prograding delta system: The Red River Delta, Vietnam
• Modelling hyperconcentrated flow in the Yellow River
• Predicting the effect of a current deflecting wall on harbour siltation
• Water and sediment dynamics in the Red River mouth and adjacent coastal zone
• Suspended sediment dynamics and morphodynamics in the Yellow River, China
• Dispersal of suspended sediments in the turbid and highly stratified Red River plume
• Predicting the morphodynamic response of silt-laden rivers to water and sediment release from reservoirs: Lower Yellow River, China
• Mud-induced wave damping and wave-induced liquefaction
• Seasonal variation of hydrodynamics and sediment dynamics in a shallow subtropical estuary: The Ba Lat River, Vietnam
• Residual flow and tidal asymmetry in the Singapore Strait, with implications for resuspension and residual transport of sediment
• Morphological impact of the construction of an offshore Yangshan Deepwater Harbor in the port of Shanghai, China
• Mixing and stratification in a tropical tidal embayment subject to a distributed freshwater source
• Improving hydrodynamic modeling of an estuary in a mixed tidal regime by grid refining and aligning
• The role of flow asymmetry and mud properties on tidal flat sedimentation
• Morphodynamic modelling of tidal basins: The role of sand‐mud interaction
• Impact of Reduced Fluvial Sediment Supply on Saltwater Intrusion in the Yangtze Estuary
• Land Reclamation Controls on Estuarine Morphological Evolution
• A mud budget of the Wadden Sea and its implications for sediment management
• Land Reclamation Controls on Multi-Centennial Estuarine Evolution