Bottom Boundary Layer Processes
Bottom Boundary Layer Processes is a physical oceanographic framework that characterizes the dynamics of fluid motion, sediment transport, and turbulent exchange within the thin layer of water adjacent to the seabed, where hydrodynamic interactions with bed topography and substrate properties govern the behavior of estuarine and continental shelf systems.
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Brent A. McKee, Robert C. Aller, Mead A. Allison et al. · Continental Shelf Research · 2004 · 444 citations
Wave-current interaction within and outside the bottom boundary layer
R.L. Soulsby, Luc Hamm, G. Klopman et al. · Coastal Engineering · 1993 · 380 citations
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University of Washington
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