Recording aeolian sand transport using laser particle counters

Leonardo Duarte Campos; Kathelijne Wijnberg; Lianne van der Weerd; Gerben Bakker

Recording aeolian sand transport using laser particle counters

Leonardo Duarte Campos, Kathelijne Wijnberg, Lianne van der Weerd, Gerben Bakker

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Quantitative prediction of aeolian transport rates on beaches is still a difficult task, an important reason being the large spatio-temporal variability inherent to this type of transport. In order to validate new approaches to calculate aeolian transport, in situ field measurements are needed, combined with the knowledge on how to interpret point measurements in this spatio-temporal varying transport field. In this contribution we present the first results of field experiments that aimed at exploring the effects of sensor positioning on the recording of Aeolian transport, including possible sensor related influences.

Original language	English
Pages	61-61
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	NCK-Days 2015 - Strandpaviljoen Struin, Camperduin, Netherlands Duration: 18 Mar 2015 → 20 Mar 2015

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Conference	NCK-Days 2015
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Camperduin
Period	18/03/15 → 20/03/15

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