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Spectral description of migrating bed forms and sediment transport

Guala et al., 2014

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7430528099600767881
Author
Guala M
Singh A
BadHeartBull N
Foufoula‒Georgiou E
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface

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This paper considers the problem of spatiotemporal bed topography evolution and sediment transport estimation in rivers with migrating bed forms of different types and sizes, in statistical equilibrium conditions. Instead of resorting to bed form classification, we propose …
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