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Ying Guo, Shaohua Li, Faqi He and Tao Lei
Sandy braided river deposits are widely observed in ancient stratigraphic records and modern sedimentary basins. Frequent channel migration shapes intricate internal architecture, while research on its influence on fine sedimentary architecture remains l...
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Jin Zhang, Li Cheng, Yajun Wang and Chenjuan Jiang
Stratification and mixing of the water column is an important dynamic process in the estuary, which plays a significant role in the estuarine circulation, mass transport and energy exchange. Based on the multi-station synchronous observation data from 26...
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Qian Zhang, Mingming Tang, Shuangfang Lu, Xueping Liu and Sichen Xiong
Estuaries are important sediment facies in the fluvial-to-marine transition zone, are strongly controlled by dynamic interactions of tides, waves, and fluvial flows, and show various changes in depositional processes and sediment distribution. Deep inves...
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Xue Yan, Jinliang Zhang, Yang Li, Yan Zhang and Long Sun
Although a large number of meandering rivers have been studied by means of modern sedimentation, instrument detection, numerical simulation, flume experiment and field outcrop, and a lot of achievements have been made, there are not many fine anatomical ...
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Weihua Li, Chenjuan Jiang, Shuhua Zuo and Jiufa Li
In the past two decades, the dynamic sedimentation process of the Yangtze Estuary has been seriously disturbed by coupled human interventions from the river basin to the estuary, especially the impoundment of the Three Gorges Dam in 2003 and the large-sc...
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Suzhen Wang, Zhongbo Hu, Yongchen Deng and Lisha Hu
Task offloading and resource allocation are the major elements of edge computing. A reasonable task offloading strategy and resource allocation scheme can reduce task processing time and save system energy consumption. Most of the current studies on the ...
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Duncan M. FitzGerald, Zoe J. Hughes, Alice Staro, Christopher J. Hein, Md Mohiuddin Sakib, Ioannis Y. Georgiou and Alyssa Novak
When longshore transport systems encounter tidal inlets, complex mechanisms are involved in bypassing sand to downdrift barriers. Here, this process is examined at Plum Island Sound and Essex Inlets, Massachusetts, USA. One major finding from this study ...
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Yu Jing, Fugui Qi, Fang Yang, Yusen Cao, Mingming Zhu, Zhao Li, Tao Lei, Juanjuan Xia, Jianqi Wang and Guohua Lu
As an important and basic platform for remote life sensing, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) may hide the vital signals of an injured human due to their own motion. In this work, a novel method to remove the platform motion and accurately extract human re...
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William Villegas-Ch., Santiago Criollo-C, Walter Gaibor-Naranjo and Xavier Palacios-Pacheco
Currently, medium and small businesses face a significant change in the way consumers purchase their services, products, or goods. This change is fundamentally due to the pandemic caused by the 2019 coronavirus disease, during which people were forced to...
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Alejandro Paladio-Hernandez, Paulo Salles, Jaime Arriaga and José López-González
Sand spits are common in wave-dominated environments; with enough sand supply, they can evolve to affect circulation and navigation in channels or inlets. The focus of this paper is on the navigation channel of the Sisal Port, located on the northwestern...
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