Dune Accretion
Dune Accretion is the geomorphological process by which coastal dunes gradually increase in volume and elevation through the deposition and stabilization of wind-blown sediment, typically sand, under conditions of sediment supply and vegetation encroachment that promote net sediment accumulation.
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Wind sedimentation in the Jafurah sand sea, Saudi Arabia
Steven G. Fryberger, ABDULKADER M. AL‐SARI, THOMAS J. CLISHAM et al. · Sedimentology · 1984 · 135 citations
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University of Oxford
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Shaanxi Normal University
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