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WAVE AND BEACH PROFILES

Journal of the Agricultural Engineering Society, Japan, 1957
AGEMORI, Chiaki, MIMOTO, Mutsuo
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Validity of Equilibrium Beach Profiles

, 2017
In analytical approaches, beach profiles are estimated based on the assumption that the equilibrium condition is reached. Under this assumption, a variety of models have been proposed in the literature with an attempt to estimate a beach profile with the help of accessible variables like particle settling velocity. The study reported in this thesis was
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Long Beach State College Bulletin

, 1960
Long Beach State College
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Construction of artificial beach and modeling of beach profile changes.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE JAPANESE CONFERENCE ON HYDRAULICS, 1981
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Palm Beach beach profile 2007-2008. Miscellaneous files

, 2008
Texas A&M University at Galveston Coastal Geology Laboratory
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Pirates' Beach beach profile 2007-2008. Miscellaneous files

, 2008
Texas A&M University at Galveston Coastal Geology Laboratory
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Long Beach Bulletin

, 1964
California State College (Long Beach, Calif.)
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Study on beach profile change of gravel beach and countermeasure against beach erosion

Study on beach profile change of gravel beach and countermeasure against beach erosion
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Equilibrium beach profile model for perched beaches

Coastal Engineering, 1999
Abstract A beach profile equilibrium model for perched beaches is presented. The model assumes that wave reflection at the seaward and leeward sides of the breakwater is the most important process that modifies Dean's equilibrium profile model for non-perched beaches.
Mauricio González, Raul Medina, M A Losada   +2 more
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Equilibrium Beach Profile Concept for Delaware Beaches

Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal, and Ocean Engineering, 2007
We utilize beach profile data from 37 profile locations on the Atlantic coast of Delaware that were surveyed an average of 12 times between 1964 and 1993 to assess the validity of several equilibrium beach profile (EBP) formulations. Under consideration are (1) a power law formulation; (2) a formulation including the effects of downslope transport; and
H. Tuba Özkan-Haller, Sarah Brundidge
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