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Neural Network Nodal Ambient Noise Tomography of a transient plumbing system under unrest, Vulcano, Italy. [PDF]

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Unsteady aeolian saltation

The European Physical Journal E, 2018
Wind velocity and saltating grain count rate in the natural unsteady aeolian sediment transport are synchronously measured on the gently inclined windward slope of one horn of a large barchan. The obtained time series of these two variables are analyzed, by using the improved complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition and wavelet coherence, to ...
Zhen-Ting, Wang   +2 more
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Intermittency of aeolian saltation

The European Physical Journal E, 2014
Saltation motion of sand grains in a steady wind was measured using a high-speed camera at very high frequency in a wind tunnel. A Heaviside-type function was defined to quantificationally describe an inherent property of saltation, i.e. intermittency. Kurtosis and periodicity of state function are statistical manifestations of intermittency.
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Aeolian Zone

Science, 1963
It is postulated that a widespread biotic zone, based on wind-blown organic materials such as pollen and oceanic albuminoids, exists in mountainous and polar regions. The aeolian zone or biome, distinct from alpine and arctic tundra, may be divided into terrestrial, nival, and aquatic divisions.
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Aeolian sand transport and aeolian deposits on Venus: A review

Aeolian Research, 2017
Abstract We review the current state of knowledge about aeolian sand transport and aeolian bedforms on planet Venus. This knowledge is limited by lack of observational data. Among the four planetary bodies of the Solar System with sufficient atmospheres in contact with solid surfaces, Venus has the densest atmosphere; the conditions there are ...
Mikhail A. Kreslavsly   +1 more
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Aeolian Research Techniques

1990
This chapter provides a brief review of some of the many approaches which can be used to study aeolian processes, sediments and landforms, including field and laboratory wind tunnel studies, field monitoring of wind speeds, sand fluxes and dune migration, sand tracer techniques, sediment trend analysis, remote sensing, and sediment dating.
Kenneth Pye, Haim Tsoar
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