This article defines short-term (tidal cycle) sediment-transport patterns at a backbarrier beach based on detailed field studies. Fieldwork was planned to record nonstorm, spring tide conditions that enable the definition of background sediment dynamics at the study area. The experiment was set at two beach morphologies: beach face and sandbank. Current meters were deployed at both sites. Fluorescent tracer techniques were applied to determine rates and direction of transport. Topographic surveys and sediment sampling were undertaken. During the experiment, limited tracer displacement and small morphological changes occurred. The low magnitude changes are representative of predominant, low-energy hydrodynamic conditions. Sediment transport ...
This paper describes the influence of tidal currents on sediment transport on Amazonian equatorial b...
A field experiment was carried out at Spurn Head, Humberside as part of the British Beach and Nearsh...
The understanding of the sedimentary links between the beach and the continental shelf is crucial fo...
This study investigates sediment transport at a very low-energy backbarrier beach in southern Portug...
International audienceThis work aims to improve the knowledge of sediment circulation in the coastal...
This thesis presents a detailed description of new developments in the use of fluorescent sand trace...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
This work aims to improve the knowledge of sediment circulation in the coastal zone, focusing on the...
This study reports the medium-term evolution of a sandy backbarrier and its relation with prevailing...
This work aims to shed some light on longshore sediment transport (LST) in the highly energetic nort...
The understanding of the sedimentary links between the beach and the continental shelf is crucial fo...
This review considers the role of nearshore processes and morphological change as a flexible and dyn...
This paper describes the influence of tidal currents on sediment transport on Amazonian equatorial b...
A field experiment was carried out at Spurn Head, Humberside as part of the British Beach and Nearsh...
The understanding of the sedimentary links between the beach and the continental shelf is crucial fo...
This study investigates sediment transport at a very low-energy backbarrier beach in southern Portug...
International audienceThis work aims to improve the knowledge of sediment circulation in the coastal...
This thesis presents a detailed description of new developments in the use of fluorescent sand trace...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
Embayed beaches occurring along rocky coasts with headlands controlling hydrosedimentary processes a...
This work aims to improve the knowledge of sediment circulation in the coastal zone, focusing on the...
This study reports the medium-term evolution of a sandy backbarrier and its relation with prevailing...
This work aims to shed some light on longshore sediment transport (LST) in the highly energetic nort...
The understanding of the sedimentary links between the beach and the continental shelf is crucial fo...
This review considers the role of nearshore processes and morphological change as a flexible and dyn...
This paper describes the influence of tidal currents on sediment transport on Amazonian equatorial b...
A field experiment was carried out at Spurn Head, Humberside as part of the British Beach and Nearsh...
The understanding of the sedimentary links between the beach and the continental shelf is crucial fo...