The Dynamic Response of Salt-water Intrusion to Tidal Phase and Range in the Pearl River Estuary

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Salt-water Intrusion (SI) occurs when high-salinity water intruded abnormally upward into rivers in dry season.It is mainly induced by the imbalance between river discharge and tide.
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