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The environmental factors: geology, pluvial precipitation, wind conditions, and waves climate, combined and associated to the geomorphologic classification, produced a set of information needed to understand the reply - process model proposed by this study. ln complementation to this analysis, the linking of ali collected information, obtained from geo-processing techniques and dune monitoring, established a better data integration, individualizing the proposed model in four well-defined cascading subsystems. This thesis work has included office, field and laboratory activities. Two sediment transportation directions were identified through this model. The first one is fed by the main direction of the east winds, and the second corresponds to the secondary direction of the southeast winds. Through the equation proposed by Simons et al. 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