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Beach morphologies induced by breakwaters with different orientations
Nancy L. Jackson
, Mitchell D. Harley
, Clara Armaroli
, Karl F. Nordstrom
Chemistry and Environmental Science
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Wave Energy
100%
Beach Morphology
100%
Wave Power
100%
Breaking Wave
50%
Morphology
50%
Bottom Friction
50%
Earth Surface Sediment Transport
50%
Bathymetric Survey
50%
Deep Water
50%
Wave Climate
50%
Optical Radar
50%
Water Wave
50%
Diffraction
50%
Northern Italy
50%
Keyphrases
Breakwater
100%
Beach Morphology
100%
Between-person
18%
Wave Energy
18%
Sediment Availability
18%
Wave Breaking
9%
Localized Waves
9%
Three-dimensional (3D)
9%
Attenuation
9%
LiDAR
9%
Desired Outcomes
9%
Diffraction
9%
Refraction
9%
Bottom Friction
9%
Storm Waves
9%
Sediment Transport
9%
Locally Produced
9%
Emilia-Romagna
9%
Long Waves
9%
Topographic Survey
9%
Bathymetric Survey
9%
Window Size
9%
Sediment Sampling
9%
Deep-water Waves
9%
Approach Angle
9%
Desired Direction
9%
Oblique Orientation
9%
Acute Angle
9%
Desktop Study
9%
Morphological Asymmetry
9%
Shoreline Mapping
9%
Northern Italy
9%
Wave Climate
9%
Shoreline Sediments
9%
Beach Amenities
9%
Dominant Conditions
9%
Dominant Waves
9%
Short-period Waves
9%