Aeolian Grain Transport : the Erosional Environment / edited by Ole E. Barndorff-Nielsen, Brian B. Willetts.
Wind erosion has such a pervasive influence on environmental and agricultural matters that academic interest in it has been continuous for several decades. However, there has been a tendency for the resulting publications to be scattered widely in the scientific litera ture and consequently to prov...
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1991.
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| Series: | Acta mechanica. Supplementum ;
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Table of Contents:
- Air flow and sand transport over sand-dunes
- Air flow and sand transport over sand-dunes
- On the temporal-spatial variation of sediment size distributions
- Distributional shape triangles with some applications in sedimentology
- Cross-shore selective sorting processes and grain size distributional shape
- Roughness and erodibility
- Roughness element effect on local and universal saltation transport
- Assessment of aerodynamic roughness via airborne radar observations
- Interaction between unvegetated desert surfaces and the atmospheric boundary layer: a preliminary assessment
- The threshold friction velocities and soil flux rates of selected soils in south-west New South Wales, Australia
- Wind degradation on the sandy soils of the Sahel of Mali and Niger and its part in desertification
- Aeolian geomorphology
- The effect of sea cliffs on inland encroachment of aeolian sand
- Coastal erosion and aeolian sand transport on the Aquitaine coast, France
- Controls on aeolian sand sheet formation exemplified by the Lower Triassic of Helgoland
- Beach deflation and backshore dune formation following erosion under storm surge conditions: an example from Northwest England.