Environmental Fluid Mechanics

Focusing on the intersection of fluid mechanics and environmental science, this book explores fluid movements across various terrains, including surface, underground, and oceanic environments. It emphasizes the use of physical and numerical models alongside modern computational techniques to analyze environmental processes. Key topics include scaling methods for environmental challenges, boundary layer dynamics, sediment transport in aquatic systems, mixed layer modeling, and remediation strategies, providing a thorough understanding of fluid behavior in ecological contexts.