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Uprush Sediment transport in the swash zone [PDF]
The swash zone is the region of the beach which is alternately covered and exposed by the runup and rundown of waves. The landward boundary of the region is defined by the maximum runup point and the seaward boundary by the maximum rundown or interaction point. This interaction point is the lowest position a receding wave will reach before it is forced
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Swash zone hydrodynamic of a drained beach [PDF]
, 2010 The present paper deals with an experimental investigation performed at Large Wave Channel (Grosser Wellen Kanal, GWK) in Hannover. The general aim of the project was to improve the knowledge of the hydrodynamic and morphodynamic behavior of a drained beach to define reliable design criteria of the system.
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Onshore-Offshore Swash Zone Properties
2001Abstract : The goals of the project are to develop better understanding and predictive capability for non-linear time-dependent dynamics in the swash zone. Although sophisticated models for simulating swash hydrodynamic processes are available (a Navier-Stokes based swash model that implements the Volume of Fluid (VOF) method is being adapted under ...
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A review of practical models of sand transport in the swash zone
Earth-Science Reviews, 2023S J M H Hulscher
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FLUID ACCELERATION IN THE SWASH ZONE
Coastal Engineering 2006, 2007Ali FARHADZADEH +2 more
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Swash Zone Measurements in a Wave Flume
1998Wave set-up has been measured on impermeable fiXed plane beaches by a number of researchers, from Bowen et a1 (1968) to Stive (1985). All the results refer to beach slopes ranging between 0.022 and 0.1. Starting from the outcomes resulting from research up to now, we have carried out new experiments on a impermeable beach with constant slope and with ...
PETTI, Marco, LONGO S.
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SWASH ZONE BOUNDARY CONDITION: THE LONGSHORE FLOW
Coastal Engineering 2006, 2007Antuono, M., Brocchini, M., Grosso, G.
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