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|Grade level=Graduate / Professional
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|One-line movie description=Progressive incision of tidal channel networks
|One-line movie description = Progressive incision of tidal channel networks
|Extended movie description=Progressive incision of tidal channel networks in a theoretical domain, which is assumed to be surrounded by channels. The initial outlet is set to be in the middl of the lower boundary, the two other inlets are determined by internal dynamics.
|Extended movie description=Progressive incision of tidal channel networks in a theoretical domain, which is assumed to be surrounded by channels. The initial outlet is set to be in the middl of the lower boundary, the two other inlets are determined by internal dynamics.
The water surface gradients are driving erosion, and headward incision takes place as long as local shear stress due to tidal expansion exceeds  a threshold  stress.
The water surface gradients are driving erosion, and headward incision takes place as long as local shear stress due to tidal expansion exceeds  a threshold  stress.

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Information Page: Tidal Network Evolution

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Key Attributes

Domain: coastal
Keywords: Tidal network
Model name: D'Alpaos Model
Name: Andrea, D'Alpaos
Where: --
When: --


Short Description

Grade level: Graduate / Professional

Statement: Progressive incision of tidal channel networks

Abstract: Progressive incision of tidal channel networks in a theoretical domain, which is assumed to be surrounded by channels. The initial outlet is set to be in the middl of the lower boundary, the two other inlets are determined by internal dynamics. The water surface gradients are driving erosion, and headward incision takes place as long as local shear stress due to tidal expansion exceeds a threshold stress.

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