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6-2 Herbich, J. B. ~ 1975), Coastal and Deep Ocean Dredging (Houston, Tex.: Gulf Publishing Co. ). Herrmann, F. A., Jr. ( 1981 ), "Tidal Hydraulics, " Problems and Opportunity es in the Design of Entrances to Ports and Harbors (Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press ~ . ICORELS ~ International Commission for the Reception of Large Ships ~ ~ 1980 ), "Optimal Layout and Dimensions for the Adjustment to Large Ships of Maritime Fairways, " Report of Working Group IV, Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses. Ippen, A. T., ed. ~ 1966 ), Estuary and Coastline Hydrodynamics ~ New York: McGraw-Hill ~ . Johnson, Douglas ~ 19 29 ), " Studies of Mean Sea Level , " Bull . Nat . .Res . Counci 1, _: 5 -S 0 . Johnson, J. W. ( 1973 ), "Sediment Erosion, Movement, and Deposition, " Short Course in Coastal Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, Unpublished. Johnson, J. W. (1981), 'sedimentation in Harbors, " Problems and Opportunitie s in the Des i gn of Entrances to Ports and Harbors (Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press ), pp. 101-114. Kimon, P. M. ~ 1982 ), "Underkeel Clearance in Ports, " Paper presented at SHIP-TRANS-PORT Symposium, Ratterdam, September 6-10, 1982. Kirby , R., W. R. Parker , and W. H. A. van Oostrum ~ 1980 ), "Def inition of the Seabed in Navigation Routes through Mud Areas," Internationa Hydrography Rev., Monaco, LVII(1~: 107-117. (Also First International Hydrographic Technical Conference, Ottawa, May 1979. Knierim, Thomas G. ( 1981 ), "Harbor Entrance: A Pilot ' s View, " Problems and Opportunitie s in the Design of Entrances to Ports and Harbors (Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press), pp. 95-98. Komar, P. D., and O. I. Inman ( 1970 ), "Longshore Sand and Transport on Beaches, " J. Geophys. Res., _: 5914 Fray' Casimir J. (1973) / Resign of Ship Channels and Maneuvering Areas,' J. Waterways ~ Harbors and Coastal Eng., Proc e ASCE, _(WW1 ): 89-110 Lacasse, Suzanne ~ 1981 ), " Sizing of Containment Areas for Dredged Materials, " Proceedings of the Thirteenth Dredging Seminar, CDS Report No. 253 (College Station, Tex.: Texas A&M University), pp. 146-177. Lloyd' s ( 1980 ~ Lloyd' s Register of Shipping: Statistical Tables ~ London: Lloyd' s ~ . brine Board ~ National Research Council ~ ~ 1981 ), Problems and Opportunities in the Design of Entrances to Ports and Harbors (Washington, D. C .: National Academy Press ~ . Mehta, 1~. J., and E. Partheniades ~ 1973 ), "Depositional Behavior of Cohesive Sediments, " Technical Report No. TR 16, Coastal and Oceanographic Engineering Laboratory, University of Florida. National Ocean Survey ~1982 ), Ti de Tables 1982--High and Low Water Predictions (Washington, O . I:: .: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admini stration ~ . National Ports Council ( 1976 ), "Measurement of Draught Variations of Ships in Port Approaches, " Part One (United Kingdom: NPC) . National Waterways Study ( 1980 ), Review Draft: Defense and Emergency Requirements of Waterways ~ Ft . Belvoir, Va.: Water Resources Support Center ) .

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6-4 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1970), "Fire Island Inlet to Jones Inlet," General Design Memorandum, September 1970. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1973), Shore Protection Manual (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office). U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1979), Waterborne Commerce of the United States, Calendar Year 1979 (Ft. Belvoir, Va. : Water Resources _ Support Center). U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1981a), Digest of Water Resources Policies and Authorities "Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office), p. 11_1. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1981b), "Engineering and Design: Deep Draft Navigation Project Design, " Engineer Regulation 1110-2-1404, September 24, 1981. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1982a), "Deep Draft Navigation 'Fast Track. Design," Engineer Technical Letter 1110-2-269, January 15, 1982. Engineers (1982b), "Appropriation Title: _ . _ U.S. Army Corps of Construction, General--Channels and Harbors (Navigation)," pp. 1385-1389. van Oostrum, W. H. A. (1979), "MKO Project," Land and Water International , pp. 17-19. van.Oostrum, W. H. A. et al. (1981), "Dutch Efforts for Optimization of Marine Dredging, " Proc. XXV Int. Nav. Cong., Inland and Maritime Waterways and Ports, PIANC, Section II, Vol. 2, Edinburgh, Scotland, ~- May 10-16. Wang, Shen (1980), "Full-Scale Measurements and Statistical Analyses of Ship Motions in a Navigational Channel," Marine Tech., 17: 3S1-370. Wang, Shen, and Scott Noble (1982), "Columbia River Entrance Channel Ship Motion Studv , " J . Waterways , Harbors and Coastal Enq., Proc. ASCE, 108(WW3): 291-305. Wang, S.' C. Butcher, Me Kimble, and G. Cox (1980), 'Columbia River Entrance Channel Deep-Draft Vessel Motion Study," Tetra Tech Report No. TC-3925, Final Report to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pasadena, Calif., September 1980. Waugh, Richard G., Jr. (1971), "Water Depths Required for Ship Navigation," J. Waterways, Harbors and Coastal Eng. , Proc. ASCE, 97 (WW3 ): 455-473. Yamaguchi , et al . t 1966 ), "Model Tests on Sinkage of Vessels Underway in Restricted Channels, " Memoirs ~ KObe University of Mercantile Marine), 14. .. Yamaguchi, et al. (1967), "Full-Scale Tests on Sinkage of Super Tankers through Shallow Waters," Memoirs (Kobe University of Mercantile Marine), 15.

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