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grandymaker [24]
1 year ago
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Determine the general wave and longshore sediment transport directions by determiing where the sand is:_____

Geography
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Studentka2010 [4]1 year ago
5 0

Determine the general wave and longshore sediment transport directions by determiing where the sand is against where it is eroding, is heaping up.

from the top to the bottom

- The direction of beach drift

- Groyne

- The incoming wave direction

-The direction of the longshore current

<h3>What is longshore sediment transport?</h3>
  • The collective movement of beach and nearshore sand parallel to the shore caused by the combined action of tides, wind, and waves, as well as the shore-parallel currents produced by them, is referred to as longshore transport.
  • Usually, these forces cause sand to move practically continuously, either in bedload flows or suspension.
  • This happens in an intricate, three-dimensional pattern that changes quickly over time.
  • Sand in the area of interest may occasionally have an upcoast component whereas other sand is often migrating downcoast.

Learn more about longshore sediment here:

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