SRP1 - Coastal and Shelf Sea Interactions

	The overall aim of "COIN" is to improve understanding of the active processes in coastal and shelf seas and their essential interactions, thereby developing coupled models for forecasting and management into the next century. Coastal and Shelf Sea Interactions
COIN contributes to the CCMS programme "Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Seas Interactions"	Project summary
	The project has two main themes:	and to numerous EU and UK funded projects. The results are used to extend the scope and effectiveness of predictive and operational modelling. Further information 40 year CSX run, fine resolution eastern Irish Sea model, Holderness Experiment, INDIA, NOMADS, NOMADS II, optimising tidal models, PROFILE, PROMISE, SCAWVEX, wave-tide-surge model.
	dynamical interactions in the coastal zone, and
	development of shelf wide water quality models,
Project leader: Dr R. A. Flather Consultant: Dr D. Prandle	linked by common topics "sediment processes" and "modelling". It contributes to NERC's Land Ocean Interaction Study (LOIS), in its Rivers Atmosphere Coastal Study (RACS) and North Sea Modelling (NORMS) programmes,
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