Sediment Dynamics And Shoreline Response At Drum Inlet, North Carolina

Forman, James William; Machemehl, Jerry L.

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Sediment Dynamics And Shoreline Response At Drum Inlet, North Carolina

1978
By Forman, James William ; Machemehl, Jerry L.
Series: (Publication - Dept. of Marine Science and Engineering, North Carolina State University no. 78-7

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Personal Author:

Forman, James William ; Machemehl, Jerry L.
Corporate Authors:

UNC Sea Grant College Program
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

NCU (North Carolina Sea Grant)
Description:

A study of Drum Inlet was conducted to develop a hypothesis of sediment movement at the inlet, to determine the stability and predict the future of the inlet, to determine the response of the barrier island to the presence of the inlet, and to develop a sediment budget and establish shoaling rates for the inlet and flood tidal shoals.
Keywords:

Beach Erosion Sedimentation And Deposition Sediment Transport Beach Erosion Sedimentation And Deposition Sediment Transport
Series:

(Publication - Dept. of Marine Science and Engineering, North Carolina State University no. 78-7 ; [Sea grant] working paper - University of North Carolina 78-2
Sea Grant Document Number:

NCU-T-78-011
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Funding:

Grant no. 04-8-M01-66
Place as Subject:

Drum Inlet (N.C.)
Rights Information:

Public Domain
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Library
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urn:sha256:b39572201080adcbe4ce6b7e6362170d4b91ef5fbc47aaf290e554687ddae85c
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/43738/noaa_43738_DS1.pdf
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