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Estimating bed shear stress distribution over bottom of a channel on the moving vessel

Kim et al., 2023

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12146629251586687835
Author
Kim D
Hwang J
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Ocean Science Journal

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Shear stress is critical in the determination and estimation of bedload transport and morphological changes. Generally, the bed shear stress is estimated in fields using three- dimensional flow velocities acquired by an acoustic Doppler velocimeter and current profiler …
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