Zheng Bing Wang

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Delft University of Technology

Netherlands

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Professor Zheng Bing Wang is a faculty member at Technische Universiteit Delft in the Netherlands. His research focuses on sediment dynamics, tidal flat morphology, and fluid motion modeling. Recent publications include studies on the effects of tides and waves on sediment supply, as well as the implications of sediment transport under changing sea levels. Professor Wang's work contributes significantly to understanding estuarine environments and sediment management practices.

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Roy van Weerdenburg

Delft University of Technology

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Yu Kuai

Delft University of Technology

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Allert I. Bijleveld

Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ)

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Ad van der Spek

Utrecht University

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Quirijn Lodder

Delft University of Technology

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Stuart Pearson

Delft University of Technology

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Bram van Prooijen

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Delft University of Technology

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Jill Slinger

Delft University of Technology

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Bas van Maren

Delft University of Technology

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Peter M. J. Herman

Delft University of Technology

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Marcel Stive

Delft University of Technology

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Jianwei Sun

Delft University of Technology

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Maarten G. Kleinhans

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Articles (20)

Modeling Non‐Stationary Wind‐Induced Fluid Motions With Physics‐Informed Neural Networks for the Shallow Water Equations in a Polar Coordinate System

Suspension dynamics of sand-silt mixtures

Dynamics and drivers of tidal flat morphology in China

Future sediment transport to the Dutch Wadden Sea under severe sea level rise and tidal range change

A mud budget of the Wadden Sea and its implications for sediment management

Bifurcation Instability Modulated by a Connecting Channel Leads to Periodic Water Partitioning in a Simple Channel Network

Conditional Effects of Tides and Waves on Sediment Supply to Salt Marshes

Critical turbidity thresholds for maintenance of estuarine tidal flats worldwide

System‐Wide Effects of Local Bed Disturbance on the Morphological Evolution of a Bifurcating Channel Network

Developing a long-term management strategy to prepare the Dutch coast for the future, editorial of the VSI future Dutch coast

Morphodynamic modelling of tidal basins: The role of sand‐mud interaction

Floodplain Connecting Channels as Critical Paths for Hydrological Connectivity of Deltaic River Networks

Groyne-Induced Effects on Channel-Shoal Exchange and Saltwater Intrusion in Estuarine Environments

Erosion Behavior of Sand-Silt Mixtures

Development of intertidal flats in the Dutch Wadden Sea in response to a rising sea level: Spatial differentiation and sensitivity to the rate of sea level rise

The Existence and Origin of Multiple Equilibria in Sand‐Mud Sediment Beds

Feedback Effects of Sediment Suspensions on Transport Mechanisms in an Estuarine Turbidity Maximum

Future sediment exchange between the Dutch Wadden Sea and North Sea Coast - Insights based on ASMITA modelling

Field measurements and numerical modelling of wind-driven exchange flows in a tidal inlet system in the Dutch Wadden Sea

The impact of wind‐waves and sea level rise on the morphodynamics of a sandy estuarine shoal

Collaborators (13)

Roy van Weerdenburg

Yu Kuai

Allert I. Bijleveld

Ad van der Spek

Quirijn Lodder

Stuart Pearson

Bram van Prooijen

Jill Slinger

Bas van Maren

Peter M. J. Herman

Marcel Stive

Jianwei Sun

Maarten G. Kleinhans

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