2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11707-017-0655-y
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Spatial and temporal correlation between beach and wave processes: implications for bar–berm sediment transition

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“…At chainages around 15m (second PC), there is sediment transport between the tidal and backshore region. This highlights the influence of wave process on sediment transport between the backshore and dune region (Joevivek et al, 2017). The30-70m chainage (third PC) comprises the nearshore zone, in which wave action yields breaking waves, longshore current, and littoral transport (Short, 2012).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…At chainages around 15m (second PC), there is sediment transport between the tidal and backshore region. This highlights the influence of wave process on sediment transport between the backshore and dune region (Joevivek et al, 2017). The30-70m chainage (third PC) comprises the nearshore zone, in which wave action yields breaking waves, longshore current, and littoral transport (Short, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alongside, wave period (T) is measured by the time taken for passing two crests at a particular point. From that, predominant wave period is estimated from the average time period of 300 successive waves [2] , [3] . The buoyant plate floating a distance in 2 min beyond the breaker point is employed to record the longshore current velocity (Vc) [4] .…”
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“…Nevertheless, these investigations employ diverse techniques to distinguish SOs/agents from one another. As demonstrated in [43], every agent or service object (SO) is assigned a specific role derived from a scenariospecific repository, such as a smart driver-support, smart car, and smart road networks in the transport sector. This key role regulates the default communications paradigms, goals, and behaviours of the agent or SO.…”
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confidence: 99%