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- Acción antrópica ; Carolina del Norte ; Erosión litoral ; Espacio-tiempo ; Estados Unidos ; Geomorfología litoral ; Litoral ; Línea de costa ; Playa litoral ; Sedimentación litoral (1)
- Action anthropique ; Erosion littorale ; Espace-temps ; Etats-Unis ; Géomorphologie littorale ; Littoral ; North Carolina ; Onslow Beach ; Plage ; Sédimentation littorale ; Trait de côte (1)
- Action biogène ; Baleares ; Espagne ; Géomorphométrie ; Karst ; Lapiez ; Mallorca ; Météorisation ; Roche carbonatée ; Splash (1)
- Atlantic Ocean ; Beach cusp ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; North Atlantic Ocean ; Wave ; Wind (1)
- Atlantique ; Atlantique Nord ; Croissant de plage ; Dynamique littorale ; Figure rythmique ; Littoral ; Mer d'Iroise ; Vague ; Vent (1)
- Australia ; Beach cusp ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Model ; New South Wales ; Wave (1)
- Australia ; Beach cusp ; Coastal environment ; Coastal geomorphology ; Hydrodynamics ; Intertidal zone ; Sedimentology ; Wave ; Western Australia (1)
- Australia ; Cordón litoral ; Geomorfodinámica ; Hidrodinámica ; Litoral ; Modelo ; Modelo numérico ; Nuevas Gales del Sur ; Ola ; Organización autonoma ; Transporte sedimentario (1)
- Australie ; Auto-organisation ; Cordon littoral ; Géomorphodynamique ; Hydrodynamique ; Littoral ; Modèle ; Modèle numérique ; New South Wales ; Transport sédimentaire ; Vague (1)
- Australie ; Croissant de plage ; Dynamique littorale ; Littoral ; Modèle ; New South Wales ; Vague (1)
- Australie ; Croissant de plage ; Géomorphologie littorale ; Hydrodynamique ; Littoral ; Sédimentologie ; Vague ; Western Australia ; Zone intertidale (1)
- Baleares ; Biogenic process ; Carbonate rock ; Geomorphometry ; Karren ; Karst ; Mallorca ; Spain ; Splash ; Weathering (1)
- Beach ; Beach cusp ; Charente-Maritime ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Earth surface processes ; Foreshore ; France ; Hydrology ; Microrelief ; Poitou-Charentes ; Sea current ; Tide ; Typology (1)
- Beach ; Coastal environment ; Coastal erosion ; Coastal geomorphology ; Coastal sedimentation ; Coastline ; Human impact ; North Carolina ; Space time ; United States of America (1)
- Beach cusp ; Coastal environment ; Earth surface processes ; Field experiment ; Japan ; Micromorphology ; Pacific Region ; Photointerpretation (1)
- Beach cusps ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Denmark ; Model ; Statistics ; Wave (1)
- Beach profile ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Coastal erosion ; Coastal sedimentation ; Estuary ; France ; Picardie ; Somme ; Tide ; Wave (1)
- A catastrophe theory of urbanization: formalization and testing (1)
- A field experiment of cusp formation on a coarse clastic beach using a suspended video-camera system (1)
- Alongshore variation in beach cusp morphology in a coastal embayment (1)
- Beach cusp morphodynamics (1)
- Beach cusps formed by intersecting waves (1)
- Breaching of a beach ridge and the formation of beach cusps (1)
- Evaluating proxies for estimating subaerial beach volume change across increasing time scales and various morphologies (1)
- Ice cusp formation on Lake Superior icefoots (1)
- Modeling phytoplankton dynamics using catastrophe theory (1)
- Nekotorye osobennosti litodinamiki severnogo poberež'â Sambijskogo poluostrova (Kaliningradskaâ obl.) (1)
- New methodologies for investigating rillenkarren cross-sections : a case study at Lluc, Mallorca (1)
- Observations et conditions d'apparition des croissants de plage sur le littoral de la Mer d'Iroise (1)
- Observations of beach cusps (1)
- Profile evolution and active layer measurements on a macrotidal composite gravel beach, Somme Estuary, France (1)
- Quelques particularités lithodynamiques du littoral nord de la presqu'île Sambi dans l'oblast de Kaliningrad (1)
- The cusp catastrophe in the urban retail model (1)
- Un paysage morphologique méconnu: les croissants de plage (1)
- Variations of spacings between beach cusps discussed in relation to edge wave theory (1)
- Alongshore variation in beach cusp morphology in a coastal embayment
- Australia ; Beach cusp ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Model ; New South Wales ; Wave
- The variation in beach cusp characteristics was examined along a 1 km long embayed beach (Pearl Beach, New South Wales, Australia), to test the edge wave model and the self-organization mechanism of beach cusp formation.
- Variations of spacings between beach cusps discussed in relation to edge wave theory
- Beach cusps ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Denmark ; Model ; Statistics ; Wave
- Variations in cusp spacings of beach cusp systems have been examined, and the conclusion is that the apparent regularity of the spacings is not always real. Established edge wave theory predicts equal cusp spacings, and accordingly, the theory needs
- Beach cusp morphodynamics
- Australia ; Beach cusp ; Coastal environment ; Coastal geomorphology ; Hydrodynamics ; Intertidal zone ; Sedimentology ; Wave ; Western Australia
- This paper provides a detailed description of the development of a natural beach cusp system in Perth, Western Australia. Observations of the incident wave conditions, instantaneous shoreline and three-dimensional beach morphology were obtained over
- a period of 6 days. The results obtained provide a clear insight into the morphodynamics of natural beach cusps.
A field experiment of cusp formation on a coarse clastic beach using a suspended video-camera system
- A field experiment of cusp formation on a coarse clastic beach using a suspended video-camera system
- Beach cusp ; Coastal environment ; Earth surface processes ; Field experiment ; Japan ; Micromorphology ; Pacific Region ; Photointerpretation
- Beach cusps formed by intersecting waves
- Breaching of a beach ridge and the formation of beach cusps
- Observations of beach cusps
- Evaluating proxies for estimating subaerial beach volume change across increasing time scales and various morphologies
- Action anthropique ; Erosion littorale ; Espace-temps ; Etats-Unis ; Géomorphologie littorale ; Littoral ; North Carolina ; Onslow Beach ; Plage ; Sédimentation littorale ; Trait de côte
- Beach ; Coastal environment ; Coastal erosion ; Coastal geomorphology ; Coastal sedimentation ; Coastline ; Human impact ; North Carolina ; Space time ; United States of America
- This study assesses the impacts of morphologic variations, associated with beach cusps and nourishment material, on volume change estimates from profiles and shoreline change at 0.5 to 3.5 year time periods. Volume changes at the edges
- of nourishment areas are not captured well by profiles. When the nourishment material is graded to a ramped morphology, which minimizes across-beach morphologic variability, the shoreline-change proxy does accurately estimate volume changes. Both proxies estimate
- volume changes inaccurately at beaches where volume changes oscillate between erosion and accretion on both short and long time scales because the magnitude of small-scale changes in volume from the formation and erosion of morphologic features
- , such as cusps and berms, will always be similar to the longer-term net volume change. This study suggests that decadal records of shoreline change, which are commonly developed using aerial photography, can be used to help identify the best proxy for estimating
- volume change; however, recent anthropogenic modifications that impact patterns of beach sedimentation, including nourishment, terminal groins, and inlet-channel dredging, makes decadal records less useful.
- Beach ; Beach cusp ; Charente-Maritime ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Earth surface processes ; Foreshore ; France ; Hydrology ; Microrelief ; Poitou-Charentes ; Sea current ; Tide ; Typology
- Profile evolution and active layer measurements on a macrotidal composite gravel beach, Somme Estuary, France
- Beach profile ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; Coastal erosion ; Coastal sedimentation ; Estuary ; France ; Picardie ; Somme ; Tide ; Wave
- still moving towards spring tide); 3) berm reconstruction and seaward progradation followed by stability (through the spring tide and approching the neap tide). Cusps occurred twice indicating the reflective nature of the beach. The method used
- Atlantic Ocean ; Beach cusp ; Coastal dynamics ; Coastal environment ; North Atlantic Ocean ; Wave ; Wind
- The cusp catastrophe in the urban retail model
- to explain the dynamics of other nearshore patterns, such as beach cusps.
- Catastrophe en cusp ; Dynamique des populations ; Généralités sur la géographie ; Mathématique ; Méthodologie ; Phytoplancton ; Théorie des catastrophes
- phénoménologiques. La réduction analytique de l'équation à une forme canonique donne un modèle de catastrophe en cusp. L'intégration numérique de l'équation utilise des données observées lors d'une étude antérieure. La trajectoire du modèle est conforme aux
- Ice cusp formation on Lake Superior icefoots
- The dynamic of urbanization can be produced by the transition from a low level stable equilibrium to a high level stable equilibrium corresponding to a cusp catastrophe. An economic theory yielding this type of dynamic is discussed, formalized
- to be in dynamic equilibrium, maintaining their overall form over time, but changing in detail as cusp lines shift, existing flutes are captured and new ones are initiated.
- At the northern coast of the Sambian Peninsula longshore sediment drift proceeds in the form of short (up to 3-4 km) oppositely directed flows; zones of their divergence are located at the coastal protrusions (cusps), while the convergence takes