Cross-shore graded sediment transport: Grain size and density effects

  • R.L. Koomans
  • , R J de Meijer
  • , L B Venema

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    Abstract

    Sediment sorting processes (sorting on grain size and density) are the result of local hydrodynamic conditions. In this paper two measuring techniques are described which derive in situ time dependent and time averaged distributions of sediment sorted on grain size and density. The technique on measuring grain size of the sediment is described in more detail. The sediment distributions give information on the local hydrodynamic conditions on different time scales. Measurements from the field serve as a test case of describing the depth of closure from measurements of sediment composition.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings Conference on Coastal Engineering 1998
    EditorsB.L. Edge
    Place of PublicationReston, VA, USA
    PublisherAMER SOC CIVIL ENGINEERS
    Pages2463-2474
    Number of pages12
    ISBN (Print)0-7844-0411-9
    Publication statusPublished - 1999
    Event26th International Conference on Coastal Engineering - , Denmark
    Duration: 22-Jun-199826-Jun-1998

    Other

    Other26th International Conference on Coastal Engineering
    Country/TerritoryDenmark
    Period22/06/199826/06/1998

    Keywords

    • BEACHES
    • SAND

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