The variability of the sediment plume and ocean circulation features of the Nass River Estuary, British Columbia

• Published in: Satellite Oceanography and Meteorology
• Main Authors: Fissel, David B., Lin, Yuehua, Scoon, Alison, Lim, Jose, Brown, Leslie, Clouston, Ryan
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: Whioce Publishing Pte Ltd 2017
• Subjects: Nass Bay; Nass River; Iceberg Bay; Observatory Inlet; Portland Inlet; Circulation; Numerical Model; Tidal Current; Wind-driven Current; Stratification; British Columbia; Canada; Dixon Entrance; Pacific; Portland Canal; Skeena; Skeena River
• Online Access: https://ojs.whioce.com/index.php/som/article/view/316; https://doi.org/10.18063/som.v2i2.316

The Nass River discharges into Nass Bay and Iceberg Bay, which are adjoining tidal inlets located within the northern inland waters of British Columbia, Canada. After the Skeena River, the Nass River is the second longest river within northern British Columbia, which discharges directly into Canadia...