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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Bay Head"”.
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Morphological Change of a Developed Barrier Island due to Hurricane Forcing
… physical damage to a developed barrier island (Bay Head, NJ, USA) caused by erosion during Hurricane Sandy (2012) is evaluated using the numerical model, XBeach. Three main objectives of this work are to evaluate the wave-force reducing capabilities of a buried seawall, the effects of bay surge …
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Effects of human development on aeolian sediment transport rates within an adjacent undeveloped backshore enclave
… investigation was conducted within an enclave in Bay Head, NJ between 02 November and 25 December 2014. Four events were monitored during strong winds to assess wind characteristics and sediment transport across the Dune, Backshore and Foreshore. Wind characteristics were measured using three …
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Clarence River lowland floodplain : a morphostratigraphic analysis of a complex Holocene floodplain
… together) contains the bmad elements, such as bay-head delta, tidal delta, mud basin etc. of typical barrier estuaries described in literature, but the inner basin with its distinct boundary conditions, departs from the typical element ensemble of barrier estuaries and hence, has distinctive …
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Clarence River lowland floodplain : a morphostratigraphic analysis of a complex Holocene floodplain
… together) contains the bmad elements, such as bay-head delta, tidal delta, mud basin etc. of typical barrier estuaries described in literature, but the inner basin with its distinct boundary conditions, departs from the typical element ensemble of barrier estuaries and hence, has distinctive …
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The sedimentology of bedforms to barforms within tidally-influenced fluvial zones (TIFZx): lower Columbia River, OR/WA, USA, and the lower Chehalis River, WA, USA
… not a pure estuarine basin or a late-Holocene ‘bay-head delta’ prograding into an unfilled estuary. This new LCR TIFZ geomorphic/morphodynamic model was then utilized as the context to examine the morphological variations of dunes within the LCR TIFZ thalweg, and the sedimentology and internal …