Wave-Generated Currents¶
Texas Department of Transportation, H. D. M. Wave-Generated Currents. source.
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- Longshore drift
- Longshore drift is the net transport of coastal sediment parallel to the shoreline by obliquely incident waves and the shore-parallel currents they generate.
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The manual says breaking waves generate longshore currents that move sand along the beach as littoral drift, but never states oblique wave incidence or net transport.
“Longshore currents are generated by waves breaking at the shoreline (Figure 15-18). Longshore currents cause movement of sand along the beach, referred to as littoral drift or longshore sediment transport.”
- Longshore drift is the net transport of coastal sediment parallel to the shoreline by obliquely incident waves and the shore-parallel currents they generate.
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