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The Continuous Discharge Fate (CDFATE)
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and Development Center
May 1, 2023 | 11:23
The Continuous Discharge Fate (CDFATE) model can be used to identify the extent over which material discharged into open waters will migrate due to the receiving water environment and the nature of the open-water disposal method. The size, location, and movement of the plume in the water column, and hence the impact on the receiving water, can be estimated using the CDFATE.
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USACE; ERDC; Engineer Research and Development Center; CHL; Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory
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