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Hengye Gu, Shaohua Wang, Zhitong Su and Yuezhang Xia
The structural breakup and recovery of coastal mud are closely related to wave propagation, mud transportation, and coastal morphology evolution. Due to the influence of climate, topography, and other factors, the wave frequency in marine environments is...
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Hongxiang Wang, Yinchu Ma, Fengtian Hong, Huan Yang, Lintong Huang, Xuyang Jiao and Wenxian Guo
River water and sand conditions are important factors affecting river morphology, biogeochemical processes and ecosystems. However, climate change and long-term human activities have changed the water?sediment conditions of rivers. This study combines th...
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Jinsheng Fan, Qiushi Luo, Yuchuan Bai, Xiaofang Liu and Renzhi Li
The roughness of a river?s boundary significantly influences the sediment transport process and the ultimate configuration of the river?s stable cross-section. This interplay between boundary roughness and river morphology is crucial to a river?s overall...
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Alessia Ruggeri and Carla Faraci
Ripple formation and evolution as well as vortex separation along the bedform profile strongly influence surface waves and sediment transport. These features were investigated in a U-Tube at the Hydraulics Laboratory of the University of Messina. During ...
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Anna Kroon, Matthieu de Schipper, Sierd de Vries and Stefan Aarninkhof
Sandy nourishments can provide additional sediment to the coastal system to maintain its recreational or safety function under rising sea levels. These nourishments can be implemented at sandy beach systems, but can also be used to reinforce gray coastal...
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