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.
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I would say A. Along warm water currents from warmer regions to colder regions is the correct answer let me know if this helps
Hello,
Your answer would be:
B. It entered Georgia from the west in Alabama and journeyed northeastward until crossing into Tennessee, only later to reenter from South Carolina and move southward to Florida.
Hope it helped!
si debido a que cualquier persona puede dentro de unos años hacer algo relevante que conlleve eso,además de que los centros escolares,por ejemplo,pueden librar dos días,lo que al fin y al cabo son vacaciones
