USING MORPHOLOGY TO DETERMINE NET LITTORAL DRIFT DIRECTIONS IN COMPLEX COASTAL SYSTEMS
LONGSHORE DRIFT
EXAMPLES OF MORPHOLOGIC DRlFT INDICATORS
Figure 1. Littoral cells along the southern California coast
NATURAL AND/OR MAN-MADE INFLUENCES ON DRIFT INDICATORS
Figure 3. a) Occurrence of historic barrier island inlet breakthrough features and offshore bathymetry in vicinity of Bethune Beach, FL and b) schematic of hypothesized cell circulation and erosional nodal points based on morphology and sediment distributions
Figure 4. Morphology features and hypothesized sand transport directions at East Pass, FL.
REFERENCES - cetn-ii-300008
cetn-ii-30
LONGSHORE DRIFT
EXAMPLES OF MORPHOLOGIC DRlFT INDICATORS
Figure 1. Littoral cells along the southern California coast
NATURAL AND/OR MAN-MADE INFLUENCES ON DRIFT INDICATORS
Figure 3. a) Occurrence of historic barrier island inlet breakthrough features and offshore bathymetry in vicinity of Bethune Beach, FL and b) schematic of hypothesized cell circulation and erosional nodal points based on morphology and sediment distributions
Figure 4. Morphology features and hypothesized sand transport directions at East Pass, FL.
REFERENCES - cetn-ii-300008
cetn-ii-30
