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    Longshore Transport Estimation on Ofir Beach in Northwest Portugal: Sand-Tracer Experiment

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    2016
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    Sandra
    Fernández-Fernández
    Paulo
    Baptista
    Virgínia A.
    Martins
    Paulo A.
    Silva
    Tiago
    Abreu
    Joaquim
    Pais-Barbosa
    Cristina
    Bernardes
    Paulo
    Miranda
    Mariana V. L.
    Rocha
    Fábio
    Santos
    Ana
    Bernabeu
    Daniel
    Rey
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    This work aims to shed some light on longshore sediment transport (LST) in the highly energetic northwest coast of Portugal. Data achieved through a sand-tracer experiment are compared with data obtained from the original and the new re-evaluated longshore sediment transport formulas (USACE Waterways Experiment Station’s Coastal Engineering and Research Center, Kamphuis, and Bayram bulk formulas) to assess their performance. The field experiment with dyed sand was held at Ofir Beach during one tidal cycle under medium wave-energy conditions. Local hydrodynamic conditions and beach topography were recorded. The tracer was driven southward in response to the local swell and wind- and wave-induced currents (
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