The Third Announcement
The Second International Conference on Estuaries & Coasts
November 28-30, 2006
Guangzhou, China
The
Second International Conference on Estuaries & Coasts
Organizers: International Research and Training Center on Erosion and Sedimentation (IRTCES)
Pearl River Water Resources Commission, Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China
Sponsors: Pearl River Hydraulic Research Institute, Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China
Research Center on Pearl River Estuary & Coast of the Ministry of Water Resources
Co-Sponsors
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
International Association of Hydraulic Engineering and Research (IAHR)
World Association for Sedimentation and Erosion Research (WASER)
International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS)
IAHR Asian and Pacific Division (IAHR-APD)
National Center for Computational Hydroscience and Engineering, the
University of Mississippi, USA (NCCHE)
National
Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
Water Resources Sector of Guangdong Province
China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research (IWHR)
Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute (NHRI)
Changjiang River Science Institute
Yellow River Institute of Hydraulic Research, the Yellow River Conservancy
Commission (YRCC)
South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Pearl River Water Resources Protection Bureau
China Pearl River Water Resources Planning Designing &Surveying co., Ltd.
Guang Dong Reconnaissance & Design Institute
Guang Dong Hydraulics Research Institute
Guang Dong Estuary and Coast Administration Bureau
Zhejiang Institute of Hydraulics & Estuary
Guan Dong Hydraulic Engineering Society
Guang Dong Hydraulic Economic Society
Chinese Society of Coastal and Estuarine Research
Tsinghua University
Wuhan University
Sun Yat-Sen University
South China University of Technology
Ocean University of China
State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research
Hohai University
Tongji University
China National Association of Engineering Consultants
Secretariat: Pearl River Hydraulic Research Institute, Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China
CONTENTS
1.2 International Scientific Committee
2.1 Conference Venue and Accommodation
4. Social Events and Accompanying Persons Programs
4.4 Accompanying Persons Programs
5.5 Instruction for Session Chairs
Introduction
The International Conference on Estuary & Coasts provides an opportunity of information exchange on latest research and forecasting future for worldwide academician, scholars, engineers and decision makers.
1. Committee
1.1 Organizing Committee
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Chairman： |
LIU Ning, Chief Engineer of the Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China |
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Vice-Chairmen: |
LIU Jianming,
Vice-Director of Department of International Corporation and
Technology, Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China |
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Committee Member: |
YU Yifa, WANG Guangqian, WANG Xianfang, ZUO Qihua, LU Zhonghua, JIANG Wei, JIANG Enhui, HE Qing, LIU Meinan, LI Yuean, ZHAO Xiaolin,YI Xiaobing, YAN Yixin, SHI Ping, TAN Guangming, CHEN senmei, HUANG Jianqiang, HUANG Jiantian, YAO Zhangmin, RUI Guangyu |
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Secretary-General |
HU Chunhong |
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Vice Secretary-General: |
XIE Bao, WANG Lin |
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Members:
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WANG Yangui, LIU Cheng, TONG Yuling, SHI Hongling, ZHANG Yanqin, MAI Weiguang, OUYANG Yong, YU Di, YU Xinying, WU Juan |
1.2 International Scientific Committee
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Chairman:
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LIN Bingnan, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences |
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Vice Chairmen:
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WALLING Desmond E., Reardon Smith Professor of Geography CHEN Jiyu, Academician of Key lad of Estuary and coast, East China Normal University WANG Qiusheng, Vice President Pearl River Water Resources Commission, Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China |
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Members:
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CHANSON Hubert, Australia MELVILLE Bruce, New Zealand
ROELVINK Jan Adriaan, the
Netherlands
TANAKA Hitoshi, Japan DENG Jiaquan, China FENG ShiZe, China HAN Qiwei, Chin TAN Ying, China |
2. GENERAL INFORMATION
2.1 Conference Venue and Accommodation
The ICEC2006 is to be held in the Ramada Pearl Hotel. The Plenary sessions are held in the Kaixuan conference room in the second floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel. For the parallel technical sessions, the meeting rooms of Kaixuan VI, Kaixuan VII， Kaixun VIII and Pearl River II are used.
Participants and their accompanying persons are accommodated in the Ramada Pearl Hotel .
Breakfast and lunch are served in the Lotus Garden or California Café in the ground floor. Both the welcome reception and the closing ceremony will be held in the Diyuan Hall.
2.2 Lift service
Baiyun Airport：Free lift service will be provided on Nov. 27 and 28 from airport to the Ramada Pearl Hotel for all participants and their accompanying persons. Participants are required to inform the LOC the exact arrival time and flight information.
Guangzhou Railway Station: Free lift service will be provided on Nov. 27 and 28 from the station to the Ramada Pearl Hotel for all participants and their accompanying persons. Participants are required to inform the LOC the exact arrival time and train information.
The Ramada Pearl Hotel ( in Guangzhou): We strongly suggest the participants who miss the lift service or arrive by other transportation rather than flight or train take the taxi to go to the Ramada Pearl Hotel.
The Ramada Pearl Hotel:
Address：9, Mingyue Yi St., Mid Guangzhou Rd
Tel. ：（86-20）87372988
We will arrange vehicles for the participants who provide their departure information to airport or railway station on December 1.
2.3 Registration
On-site registration will be available form 8:30 to 21:30 on Monday, November 27; from 8:30 to 18:00 throughout the conference.
The registration desk is set in lobby of the Ramada Pearl Hotel, which will provide consultation service for the participants throughout the event. The registered participants will have a bag carrying the hard copy and CV of the proceedings, also name tag, lunch coupon and others printing materials from the registration desk. The participants who didn’t registered yet can register and pay at the registration desk. Tickets for the reception, banquet, luncheons, technical tour and accompanying guests activities can also be purchased at the registration desk.
2.4 Information Boards
Information boards are placed around the registration desk for releasing the latest announcements issued by the LOC and posting any messages from the participants via conference secretariat.
2.5 Conference Secretariat
The office of conference secretariat locates in room *** in the **** floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel.
2.6 Free Internet Service
The participants are entitled to free access to internet in Room *** of the Ramada Pearl Hotel to check email or prepare/modify their speech etc..
2.7 Other Services
The participants can make consumption easily with their credit card (such as VISA) in the Ramada Hotel The hotel provides foreign currency exchange services in US dollar, Sterling, Euro and Japanese Yen. Please contact reception desk for details.
I.d. tel. and internet connection service are available at the regular rate by contacting the reception of the hotel.
The business centre of the Ramada Pearl Hotel may provide flight or train tickets booking service or ticket confirmation service.
3. Important Event
3.1 Opening Ceremony
Time: 8:30 - 9:40 am, November 28 (Tuesday)
Venue: the Kaixuan meeting hall, the second floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel.
3.2 Closing Ceremony
Time: 18:30 - 19:00, November 30(Thursday)
Venue: Diyuan Hall, the first floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel.
4. SOCIAL EVENTS AND ACCOMPANYING PERSONS PROGRAMS
All registered participants and their accompany persons are invited for Open-air Reception, Pearl River night cruise and Farewell Banquet.
4.1 Open-air Reception
Time: 18:30 - 20:30, November 27 (Monday)
Venue: Diyuan Hall, the first floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel.
The additional ticket (US$25/per or RMB 200/per.) can be purchased at the registration desk. for non-registered.
4.2 Pearl River Night Cruise
Time: 18:00 – 20:30, November 28 (Tuesday)
Venue: Meet up at the entrance of the Ramada Pearl Hotel
The additional ticket (US$25/per or RMB 200/per.) can be purchased at the registration desk. for non registered.
4.3 Farewell Banquet
Time: 18:30 - 20:30, November 30 (Thursday)
Venue: Diyuan Hall, the first floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel.
4.4 Accompanying Persons Programs
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Activities |
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November 28 |
Morning: Head to Bao Mo Garden in Panyu District; Afternoon: Hill Lianhua beauty spots including Lianhua stone, Lianhua Cliff, Swallow Rock and Kwan-yin Sculpture, etc. |
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Fare: USD50.00/p or RMB 400/p (non-registered) |
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November 29 |
Pearl River Estuary |
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Fare: USD50.00/p or RMB 400/p (non-registered) |
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November 30 |
Morning: Mount Baiyun Beauty Spots; Afternoon: Five Rams Stone Sculpture, Chen Clan Temple and Beijing Road Shopping Street |
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Fare: USD50.00/p or RMB 400/p (non-registered) |
5. TECHNICAL INFORMATION
5.1 Plenary Session
Plenary Sessions are held in the morning of November 28 and 30. Eight renowned academicians and scholars have accepted the invitations to present Keynote Lectures of broad interest during Plenary Sessions.
5.2 Parallel Session
Four Parallel Session are held in the afternoon of November 28 and 30. Invited Lectures are arranged in the Parallel Sessions. Please reference the details of programs in this booklet and select the most interest ones to attend. The last-minutes Presentation Schedule will be posted on the information board at the entrance of each parallel Session room.
Time: 8:30am – 17:00pm, November 29 (Wednesday)
Plan: the attendees will be divided into four groups, Group A, B , C and D, to take bus and head to Pearl River Estuary at 8:30am. Please notice the gathering information of each group on the information board of the registration desk.
5.4 Instruction for Speakers
l The authors who will provide a oral speech in parallel sessions should contact the session chairs before the session. They are also expected to be present in the session room 15 minutes in prior to the session begin to check with the technical staff for their presentation.
l The speakers who have not submitted the .PPT of their oral report are requested to submit the questionnaire and the .PPT file to the Conference Secretariat (room ***, floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel) one day before their presentation. The staff will be responsible to dispatch all related E-files to each session room.
l The speakers need to pay more attention to the announcements posted by the LOC on the information board of the registration desk in order to know the latest time or order changes of the presentation schedule.
5.5 Instruction for Session Chairs
The success of each session mostly depends on the chairing technical of the session chairs, so
l The chairs should assign the duties and do more preparation for the session. We suggest all chairs can arrive 15 minutes in prior to the session begin so that you will have sufficient time to meet the speakers and know them well, also to make sure all technical facilities settled.
l The chairs are responsible to control the schedule. Each parallel session lasts 120 minutes, the chair need to allot roughly equal time for each speaker according to the number of presentations in the session (the invited speak can be slightly longer). The chairs may reserve a short closing remark for the chaired session. At the start of the chaired session, the chairs must remind the attendees to switch off or mute the mobile phone.
l The speaker’s brief resume will be delivered to the chairs by the LOC. The chair is responsible to introduce the speaker’s background and research achievement before his/her presentation.
l After each presentation, the chairs should encourage discussion. If necessary, the chairs may repeat the question in a louder voice and/or clarify the questions for the speaker. The chairs are expected to study the papers presented in their chaired session in prior and prepare some questions to initiate the discussion.
l The chairs also need to pay more attention to the announcement of the latest changes on sessions posted on the information board of the registration desk.
The participants should wear the name tag when attending any activities of ICEC2006. Please report lost of the name tag to LOC ( Room ***,**** floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel)for replacement.
The color of name tag represent as:
l Orange: The members of LOC and the International Scientific Committee;
l Blue: ICEC2006 Participant;
l Green: Accompanying Guest;
l Yellow: Conference Staff
Monday, 11/27/2006
08:30AM – 09:30PM Ramada Pearl Hotel
Registration
Open air reception
Time：18:30-21:30, 27 Nov. (Monday)
Venue: Diyuan Hall, the first floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel
Chair: Yongliang HUANG
Agenda( with English Chinese Translation):
1. Shangfu KUANG
2. Zhongming YUE
Chinese Cuisines
Tuesday, 11/28/2006
07:30AM – 06:00PM Ramada Pearl Hotel
Registration
8:30AM – 9:40AM Kaixuan Conference Room, the Third Floor
Opening Ceremony
09:40AM – 10:10AM
Coffee Break
10:10AM – 12:10AM Kaixuan Conference Room, the Third Floor
Plenary Session-1
Chair: Prof. Nik Katopodes（USA）and Chunhong HU（China）
1. Estuary regulation in China — Status and Strategy
Ning LIU
2. Harmonious development between utilization and protection of tidal flat and wetland---A case study in Shanghai area
Jiyu CHEN
3. Morphological modeling of estuaries and inlets in support of ecological evaluations
Dano Roelvink
12:10AM – 1:30PM
Working Lunch (ticket required)
1:30PM – 3:30PM Kaixuan VI Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine and Coastal Processes-1
Chair: Dr.Tom O'Donoghue(UK）and Xiaoying LIU（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Monitoring and Modeling of Short-term morphology Change at a River Entrance
Hitoshi TANAKA and NGUYEN Trung Viet
2. Boundary layer and velocity structure associated with Jiulongjiang River estuary
Aijun Wang, Jian Chen and Zhi Zeng
3. New Measures for Steep-Sloped Shore, Fuji Coast, Against Extra-ordinary Waves and Erosion
K. Wada
4. Flocculation dynamics of cohesive sediment due to differential settling
Jin-Feng Zhang and Qing-He Zhang
5. Estuarine Channel Avulsion: When, Where and How Case study: the Yellow River estuarine channel
Wanzhan WANG and Enhui JIANG
6. Estimation for Water Discharges and Suspended Sediment Fluxes into the sea from Changjiang River
Yaping WANG, Jianjun JIA, Jianhua GAO, Shaomin PAN and Shu GAO
1:30PM – 3:30PM Kaixuan VII Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine Eco-Environment and Its Protection -1
Chair: Dr. Hubert Chanson (Australia) and Qinghe ZHANG（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Forecasting of environmental risk maps of harmful algal blooms in semi-enclosed coastal waters
Ken Tse Man WONG and Joseph Hun Wei LEE
2. Invited Lecture: Analysis of Island Wakes in Shallow Waters
F.C. Chan and M.S. Ghidaoui
3. Environmental Variation in the estuary of yellow river
Jun YAN, Hucheng LI, Dongpo SUN, Ling ZHANG and Nai-qian JIANG
4. Preliminary study on fishery impact by trophic structure and flow analysis in the East China Sea
Hong JIANG, He-Qin CHENG, Fang SHEN, Hai-Gen XU, Francisco Arreguín-Sánchez and Will Le QUESNE
5. Recent trace metal levels in coastal waters of Sulaibikhat Bay, Kuwait
A. H. Bu-Olayan, S. R. Khader, M. A. Al-Sarawi and M.S. Massoud
6. Hydrological modeling of flood events around the Mawddach estuary, North Wales
Graham Hall and Roger Cratchle
1:30PM – 3:30PM Kuan VIII Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Maintenance and Management of Waterways in Estuaries and Harbors -1
Chair: Dano Roelvink (the Netherland) and Xiqing CHEN(China)
1. Invited Lecture: In Search for a Better Tool for Estuarine and Coastal research
Prof. Dr. Sam S.Y. Wang and Yan Ding
2. Flood control and integrated development of Haihe Estuary
Linyun SUN, Ruiguang HAN, Xin HAN and Bo SUN
3. Study on Efficiency and Effects of the Navigation Training Project of the Han River Estuarine Reach
Yao-hua DONG, LI Rong-hui and HE Guang-shui
4. Evolution of the Yellow River Mouth and Its Regulation
Yanjing ZHANG, Chunhong HU, Yangui WANG
5. Effects of currents on the performance of Slotted Barriers/pile breakwaters
Zhenhua Huang
1:30PM – 3:30PM Pearl RiverⅠMeeting Room,the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Research Technologies for Estuarine Engineering-1
Chair: Donald T.Resio (USA) and Yuanya LI（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Estuarine modeling in a data-rich environment: an opportunity for innovation
Huib DE VRIEND
2. Invited Lecture: high resolution sand transport patterns in texel tidal inlet
Marcel J. F. STIVE, Edwin P. L. ELIAS and Dano (J.) A. Roelvink
3. Application of artificial neural networks in tidal level forecasting
Ming-chang LI, Shu-xiu LIANG and Zhao-chen SUN
4. Application of 2-D sediment numerical model on project in Hongqili channel
Chao-feng TONG, Yi-xin YAN and Fei JI
5. A 3D Hydrodynamic Model with the Depth-Dependent Radiation Stresses
Xiangzhong WU and Qinghe ZHANG
6. A preliminary modeling study on morphodynamic equilibrium of tidal channels floored with sandy sediments
Dong-Feng XIE and Shu GAO
3:30PM – 3:45PM
Coffee Break
3:45PM – 5:45PM Kaixuan VI Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine and Coastal Processes-2
Chair: Yoshiyuki Nakamura (Japan) and Zhenhua HUANG（Hong Kong, China）
1. Invited Lecture: Morphological response of the Friesian Inlet to sea-level rise and land subsidence
Z.B. Wang, A.P. Oost and J.G. De Ronde
2. Study and application of the long-term dynamic development model for littoral beach
Yingbiao SHI, Maoming SUN and Haiyan LU
3. Coastline changes and coastal protection within the Red River Delta of Vietnam
Mai, C.V., Stive, M.J.F. & van Gelder and P.H.A.J.M.
4. In Situ Critical Erosion Shear Stress Measurements and Application in Cohesive Sediment Transport
Junsheng JIANG and Tom FOSTER
5. Flocculation and coagulation characteristics of fine-grained sediments in high-turbid area of the Changjiang Estuary
Qizhen LIU, Jiufa LI, Ming YING and Daoji LI
6. The Distribution Characteristics of the Sediment Deposition and Transporting in Littoral Region at the Yellow River Mouth
Kairong WANG and Nianhu DDONG
3:45PM – 5:45PM Kaixuan VII Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine Eco-Environment and Its Protection -2
Chair: Prof. Dan Nguyen (France) and Cheng LIU（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Turbulence in small sub-tropical with semi-diurnal tides
Dr. Hubert Chanson
2. Submarine Groundwater Discharge and its Influence on Coastal environment in Tolo Harbor, Hong Kong
Jiu J. Jiao and Kiu Chung Tse
3. Water quality analysis with molecular fluorescence method on the water region west to the runway of mia after reclamation
Bo Su and Rongli Chen
4. Far field recirculation between intake and outfall for a coastal desalination
Adrian Wing-Keung LAW, Dongdong SHAO
5. Use of Artificial Wetlands in Urban Storm Water Quality Management
Farhad YAZDANDOOST and Mohammad ZOUNEMAT KERMANI
6. Transport mechanism in angostura-ura lagoon
Purwanto Bekti Santoso and Hitoshi TANAKA, Susumu KANAYAMA, Mitsuru TAKASAKI, Hiroto YAMAJI
3:45PM – 5:45PM Kaixuan VIII Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Maintenance and Management of Waterways in Estuaries and Harbors -2
Chair: Prof. Joseph H.W. Lee（HK, China）and Jianhuang TAO（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Long-term Coarsening Trend of Bottom Sediment at the Landward Limit of the Yangtze Estuary under Background of Riverbed Aggradation
Chen Xiqing
2. Experimental studies on comprehensive regulation planning of Pearl River Estuary
Tiansheng WU, Rongli CHEN and Xiaoming WU
3. Systematic approach to the planning of port-city waterfront
Wen-Chih HUANG, Song-Ken KAO and Kuang Yu CHEN
4. IJmuiden breakwaters: strength evaluation after 40 years duty
J.P.F.M. Janssen, D.p. de Wilde
5. Ijmuiden breakwaters: selection of Renovation options and Scale model investigations for a new top layer of concrete blocks on the impermeable core
C.Dorst and D.P.DE Wilde
3:45PM – 5:45PM Pearl RiverⅠMeeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Research Technologies for Estuarine Engineering -2
Chair: Prof. Dr. Sam S.Y. Wang（USA）and Zhong SHI(China)
1. Invited Lecture: Insights on wave-generated sand transport processes from large-scale laboratory experiments
Tom O’DONOGHUE, Jan S. RIBBERINK and Jebbe J. VAN DER WERF
2. Invited Lecture: Nested grid models for ocean processes
Kuo-Cheng Kao and Nikolaos D. Katopodes
3. Direct numerical simulations of sedimentation and lift-off of rigid particles in viscous flows
De-Cheng WAN
4. Morphodynamic modelling for Thuan an inlet, Vietnam
Lam Tien NGHIEM, Marcel J. F. STIVE,Henk Jan VERHAGEN, Zheng Bing WANG
5. Mobile bay system 3-dimensional hydrodynamic modeling, Mobile, AL
Silong LU, Hugo Rodriguez, Steven Davie, John Hamrick
6. Numerical model for flood prevention project downstream Mulanxi river in Putian city
Guobin LI , Yajun GAO and Yuehua CHEN
6:00PM – 8:30PM
Pearl River Night Cruise
Wednesday, 11/29/2006
8:30AM – 5:00PM
Technical Tour
Visit the Pearl River estuary: HuMen and MoDaoMen (outlet)
Thursday, 11/30/2006
08:30AM – 06:00PM Ramada Pearl Hotel
Registration
8:30AM – 9:50AM Kaixuan Conference Room, the Third Floor
Plenary Session-2
Chair: Jiyu CHEN（China） and Prof. Dr. Huib De Vriend（the Netherland）
1. Introduction to Pearl River estuary regulation
Qiusheng WANG
2. Economic valuation in the coastal and estuaries conservation theoretic and practical experiences
Yihang JIANG
09:50AM – 10:10AM
Coffee Break
10:10AM – 12:10AM Kaixuan Conference Room, the Third Floor
Plenary Session-3
Chair: Prof.Hitoshi Tanaka（Japan）and Jiaquan DENG（China）
1. Hurricane Katrina: Winds, waves, water levels, and forces on structures
Donald T. Resio
2. Restoration activities of tidal flats in Japan
Yoshiyuki Nakamura
3. Research on Strategic Framework for Treatment of Pearl River Estuary
Lixing DUAN
12:10AM – 1:30PM
Working Lunch (ticket required)
1:30PM – 3:30PM Kaixuan VI Meeting Room，, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine and Coastal Processes-3
Chair: Prof. Z. B. Wang (the Netherland) and Yingbiao SHI (China)
1. Invited Lecture: Enlighten from “Restore America’s Estuaries”
Xuegong XU，Gaboury BENOIT
2. Experimental study on surface charge properties of sediment particles and effect on dry sediment bulk density
Rongmin HUANG, Li CHEN, Jiasheng WANG, Xin WANG, Wensheng XU
3. Formation of Turbidity Maxima in the Yalu River Estuary, China
Jian-hua GAO
4. Analysis of flood control impact on estuarial reach of Yongjiang River after pier’s construction
Dong-Po SUN, Xing-Xue LANG，Peng-Tao WANG, Xiao-Lei ZHANG and Cheng-Gang YANG
5. Development of a conceptual model to estimate the sediment load in Mediterranean area catchments - Case of Tafna
Abdesselam MEGNOUNIF, Abdelali TERFOUS, Abdellah GHENAIM, Jean-Bernard POULET
6. Revisit of Settling Velocity Measurements for Cohesive Sediments
Jerome P.-Y. MAA, Qing HE
1:30PM – 3:30PM Kaixuan VII Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine Eco-Environment and Its Protection -3
Chair: Prof.Mohamed Ghidaoui（HK, China）and Jun YAN（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Review of the nopp real-time forecasting system for winds, waves and storm tides of tropical cyclones
Scott C. HAGEN
2. Numerical Study on the saltwater spilling over from the North Branch in the Changjiang Estuary
Jianrong Zhu, Hui Wu, Bingrui Chen, Yizhong Chen
3. The Hydraulic Performance of Tidal Irrigation System in the Reclamation of Acid Sulfate Soil
Budi Wignyosukarto
4. Floodplain renewal research in coastal lowlands adjacent to the Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Jim WALLACE, Iris BOHNET, Mark DISHER, Phillip FORD, Peter GEHRKE
5. 5. Changes in the Water and Sediment Loads of the Rivers in China
Cheng LIU and Zhao-Yin WANG
6. Analysis on effects of soil conservation practices on sediment reduction in large river basins
Xiaoying LIU, Gang WANG and Guangquan LIU
1:30PM – 3:30PM Kaixuan VIII Meeting Room，, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Maintenance and Management of Waterways in Estuaries and Harbors-3
Chair: Prof. Marcel J.F. Stive (the Netherland) and Yongjun LU（China）
1. Breaching vulnerability of coastal barriers under effects of tropical cyclones: a model study on the Hue Lagoon-Vietnam
Thieu Quang Tuan, Marcel J.F. Stive and Henk Jan Verhagen
2. The Mechanism and Development of Vacuum Preloading
Jun YAN, Hu-cheng LI, Jian REN, Dong-po SUN
3. Seasonal closure of tidal inlets and estuaries at the central coast of Vietnam
Tran Thanh TUNG and Marcel J.F. STIVE
4. The Numerical Study on Effects of the Reclamation Project in Hengsha East Shoal on the Deep Water Channel in Yangtze Estuary
Liu Gaofeng , Qi Dingman, Zhu Jianrong, Wu hui, Wu Hualing
5. Integration of multi-scale dynamic spatial models of socio-economic and physical processes for coastal zone and river basin management
Rob Hermans, Hedwig van Delden and Patrick Luja
6. A comparison study of flow and sediment on mudfla salt marsh of the Chongming Island, the Yangtze estuary, China
Xiao-Qiang Ji, Qing He and Hong Liu
1:30PM – 3:30PM Pearl RiverⅠMeeting Room，, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Research Technologies for Estuarine Engineering-3
Chair: K. Wada (Japan) and Quanzhou GAO (China)
1. Invited Lecture: Numerical Simulation of Water Waves in Estuary and Coast
Jianhua TAO
2. A Projection Method-Based Model for Estuarine and Coastal Flows using Unstructured Finite-Volume Technique
Yu-e Shi and Kim Dan Nguyen
3. Predictability and chaos—the nonlinear dynamics of Estuary alluvial system
Yuanya LI
4. Numerical simulation of typhoon surges in XiaMen Bay
Dongsheng YU, Shenghui WEN and Jinyan YANG
5. On the dispersion of the tide-modulated Changjiang River plume, China: a numerical study
Li-Feng LU and John Z. SHI
6. Wave Transformation Due indued by Channel and Ambient Currents in Estuarine Area
Huazhi Zou，Huajun Li, Xingke Jiang, Sulan Lu
3:30PM – 3:45PM
Working Lunch (ticket required)
3:45PM – 5:45PM Kaixuan VI Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine and Coastal Processes-4
Chair: Dr. Scott C. Hagen (USA) and Xinying YU（China）
1. Invited Lecture: Changes of low water level in the channel network system of the Pearl River delta due to human activities
Yongjun LU, Liangwen JIA, Siping MO, Rongyao JI, Liqin ZUO, Longxi HAN and Xianlin LUO
2. Stratification and velocity distribution of particle movement in sheet flows by currents or asymmetric waves
Yuhai WANG and Guohua YU
3. Erosion Condition and Tendency of Jiangsu Mud coast
Yan-Hong WANG, Jun XIA and Cun-Ming TANG
4. Replacement between Spatial and Temporal Processes during the Process of Reformation downstream Reservoirs: reality and experimental study
Jun-yong ZHANG and Li CHEN
5. A Study on the Gate Morphdynamics of HuMen in the Pearl River Estuary
Zhao-min TANG, Shi-jun WANG, Jie REN and Chao-yu WU
6. Fluvial processes and estuarine evolution of DaLiao River
Hongling SHI, Bing XIA and Qingqi TIAN
3:45PM – 5:45PM Kaixuan VII Meeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Estuarine Eco-Environment and Its Protection -4
Chair: Junsheng Jiang（Singapore）and Yanqing ZHANG (China)
1. Invited Lecture: A 3-D Numerical study for the saline intrusion and the sediment transport in the Gironde Estuary
Prof. Dan Nguyen
2. Modelling Pollutant Loads in Sub-watershed of TGRA with AnnAGNPS
Long-hua GAO
3. Application of advection-dispersion transport equations in estimating the source of red tides
Xiuhua CHEN and Liangsheng ZHU
4. Study on the feasibility of the Impounding Water ahead of Schedule of the Three Gorges Reservoir
Jin-yun DENG, Jian CHEN, Fu-wan GAN and Yun LIU
5. CHRACTERISTICS OF NUTRIENT FLUX BETWEEN OPPA BAY AND NAGATSURA-URA LAGOON ON SOUTHERN SANRIKU COAST
Mitsuru TAKASAKI, Takuya AOTA, Hitoshi TANAKA
6. Research on the prediction of Water Quality in the river network due to Water Diversion Project from Cao’e River to Cixi City
Mao-Ming SUN, Shu-Yu ZHANG, Yong-Qiang NI and Zeng-Cui HAN
3:45PM – 5:45PM Pearl RiverⅠMeeting Room, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Research Technologies for Estuarine Engineering-4
Chair: Prof. Mitsuru Takasaki（Japan）and James T. Liu（Taiwan, China）
1. Invited Lecture: Tidal flow simulation by boltzmann method
Jiaquan DENG, Yufeng XIE, Xianfan WANG and Junhong LIANG
2. Three dimensional flushing times of the Persian Gulf
Dr. M. Sadrinasab
3. Numerical Calculation FOR Mooring Stability Condition at Qingdao Sailing Competition Base of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Yang LI, Dong HUANG, Guodong ZHENG, Bensheng HUANG and Guanwen LAI
4. A preliminary study on correcting wave-induced distortions in geochirp II records
Xiu-Juan LIU,Shu GAO and Yang YANG
5. The wave measurement and control in hydraulic physical modal experiment
Hualiang WU and Juan WU
6. Numerical Simulation of Current Field in Jinshan Dike Project，Hangzhou Bay, China
Wang Ya, He Qing and Wang Yuanye
3:45PM – 5:45PM Kaixuan VIII Meeting Room，, the Third Floor
Parallel Session: Research Technologies for Estuarine Engineering-5
Chair: Prof. FARHAD YAZDANDOOST（Iran）and Dongpo SUN（Taiwan, China）
1. Invited Lecture: Factors affecting the evolution of the river plume in an idealized tidal estuary
John Z. SHI, Li-Feng LU and Ya-Nan LIU
2. Estimation for Water Discharges Fluxes into the sea from Changjiang River
Rui ZHANG, Yaping WANG and Shaoming PAN
3. Statistics of turbulence in benthal boundary layers
Ji-Fu ZHOU and Shu-Hui YANG
4. 2D numerical modeling of general erosion around bridge pier due to wave and current
Yuanya LI and Liqing QU
5. 2D simulation of sediment transport and channel siltation on silty coast due to winds, waves and tidal current
Qinghe ZHANG and Hua YANG
6. Reevaluation of Mixing among Multiple Water Masses in the Shelf: An example from the East China Sea
L. Zhang, Z. Liu, J. Zhang, G. H. Hong and H. F. Zhang
Closing Ceremony and Farewell Banquet
Time: 18:30-20:30, 30 Nov (Thursday)
Venue: Diyuan Hall, the first floor of the Ramada Pearl Hotel
Chair: Chunhong HU
Agenda( English Chinese Translation):
l Participant
l As the next organizer of ICEC, Japanese participant makes speech
l Qiusheng WANG, the vice President Pearl River Water Resources Commission, Ministry of Water Resources, P. R. China, makes speech
Chinese Cuisines