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cross-shelf diffusion coefficients and Qas and Q¢s are the alongshelf and cross-shelf sediment

Table 3 cross-shelf diffusion coefficients and Qas and Q¢s are the alongshelf and cross-shelf sediment

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SW components of cross-shelf and alongshelf directions, respectively.
SW components of cross-shelf and alongshelf directions, respectively.
Figure 2: Time of deployment for each instrument and respective days of observation
Figure 2: Time of deployment for each instrument and respective days of observation
monitoring (P1 to P4) are also marked on the timeline. Figure 3: Textural characterization of both traced and natural sediment.
monitoring (P1 to P4) are also marked on the timeline. Figure 3: Textural characterization of both traced and natural sediment.
Figure 4: Sampling map for all four field surveys (Cl to C4) and tracer injection site.
Figure 4: Sampling map for all four field surveys (Cl to C4) and tracer injection site.
Figure 5: Ratio between weight of tracer and sample total weight versus the ratio between
Figure 5: Ratio between weight of tracer and sample total weight versus the ratio between
Figure 6: Wave propagation model validation against ADCP I values of significant wave
Figure 6: Wave propagation model validation against ADCP I values of significant wave
Figure 7: Bottom orbital velocity validation against 54 observations.
Figure 7: Bottom orbital velocity validation against 54 observations.
Figure 10: Time series of wave integral parameters for periods Pl to P4 delimited by sea missions CO to C4. Top: significant wave height; middle: wave zero-crossing period; Figure 10: Time series of wave integral parameters for periods Pl to P4 delimited by
Figure 10: Time series of wave integral parameters for periods Pl to P4 delimited by sea missions CO to C4. Top: significant wave height; middle: wave zero-crossing period; Figure 10: Time series of wave integral parameters for periods Pl to P4 delimited by
Figure 12: Concentration distribution of tagged grains for each field survey presented in number of grains per square meter (note the different map scales). Figure 12: Concentration distribution of tagged grains for each field survey presented in
Figure 12: Concentration distribution of tagged grains for each field survey presented in number of grains per square meter (note the different map scales). Figure 12: Concentration distribution of tagged grains for each field survey presented in
Figure 13: Tracer centre of mass position estimated for each field survey.
Figure 13: Tracer centre of mass position estimated for each field survey.
Figure 15: Nearbed current rose for each observation period (al, bl, cl and d1) and
Figure 15: Nearbed current rose for each observation period (al, bl, cl and d1) and
Figure 16: Resultant vectors for the tracer centre of mass displacement and current average
Figure 16: Resultant vectors for the tracer centre of mass displacement and current average
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