The Physics of Blown Sand and Desert Dunes¶
Bagnold, R. A. (1941). The Physics of Blown Sand and Desert Dunes.
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Domain-specific¶
- Sediment Transport
- Fluvial sediment transport — rivers entraining bed material and building channels, point bars, and deltas through energy-graded deposition (the canonical Gilbert-delta grain-size sequence). Aeolian transport — wind entraining and sorting sand and dust to construct dunes, the size-grading argument reproducing Bagnold's saltation analysis
This sourceWind entrainment above a threshold speed, saltation of sand as against suspension of dust, wind grading of sand by grain size, and dune construction.
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- Fluvial sediment transport — rivers entraining bed material and building channels, point bars, and deltas through energy-graded deposition (the canonical Gilbert-delta grain-size sequence). Aeolian transport — wind entraining and sorting sand and dust to construct dunes, the size-grading argument reproducing Bagnold's saltation analysis
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