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Abstract
Submerged Artificial sandBars (SAB) are usually implemented on the lower shoreface to protect berms or dunes during storm surges. The lee-effect of SAB is due to its ability in triggering large wave breaking, so that sediment concentration in water column and sediment transport capacity will decrease in the covered areas. Previous studies analyzed the lee-effect and topography evolution of SAB, however the morphological coupling of SAB and natural profiles is seldom referred. In this study, the morphological coupling between SAB located on the lower shoreface and the berm in upper beach is investigated in a well-controlled physical experiment.Recorded Presentation from the vICCE (YouTube Link): https://youtu.be/KsOK30StZZQ
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