Hydrodynamics.md

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 # Water transport
 
-The hydrodynamics in the DEMO model is based on the model that was developed by Jiang et al. (2019) [^1]. The model was developed in the open source General Estuarine Transport Model [GETM](https://getm.eu) in combination with the General Open Turbulence Model [GOTM](http://gotm.net). The model has a 300x300 meter rectangular grid in the Oosterschelde and a part of the Voordelta in the North Sea.
+The hydrodynamics in the DEMO model is based on the model that was developed by Jiang et al. (2019) [^3049]. The model was developed in the open source General Estuarine Transport Model [GETM](https://getm.eu) in combination with the General Open Turbulence Model [GOTM](http://gotm.net). The model has a 300x300 meter rectangular grid in the Oosterschelde and a part of the Voordelta in the North Sea.
 
 With the model a tracer simulation was run for a period of 1 year. At the start of the simulation the fraction of North Sea water in the North Sea was 1 (100%) and in he Oosterschelde the fraction of North Sea water was 0 (0%). The intrusion of North Sea water into the Oosterschelde with the tidal currents is shown in the movie below.
 
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 # References
 
-[^1]: Jiang, L., T. Gerkema, J. W. M. Wijsman en K. Soetaert (2019) Comparing physical and biological impacts on seston renewal in a tidal bay with extensive shellfish culture. Journal of Marine Systems 194:  [link](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmarsys.2019.03.003)
+[^3049]: Jiang, L., T. Gerkema, J. W. M. Wijsman en K. Soetaert (2019) Comparing physical and biological impacts on seston renewal in a tidal bay with extensive shellfish culture. Journal of Marine Systems 194:  [link](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmarsys.2019.03.003)
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