Threshold of Motion is a critical hydrodynamic condition in sediment transport defined by the minimum flow strength (typically expressed as a critical shear stress or velocity) at which sediment particles resting on a bed begin to move, overcoming gravitational and interparticle resisting forces.
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Threshold of sediment motion under unidirectional currents
Martin C. Miller, I Nick McCave, Paul D. Komar · Sedimentology · 1977 · 980 citations
Threshold of Sediment Motion in Coastal Environments
RL Soulsby, Rjs Whitehouse · 1997 · 310 citations
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