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Tidal sand wave formation: Influence of graded suspended sediment transport by Van Oyen, T., Blondeaux, P.

“…The influence of graded suspended sediment transport on the formation of tidal sand waves is investigated. Hereto, in the framework of a linear stability…”
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A simplified model for frictionally dominated tidal flows by Van Oyen, T., Lanzoni, S., D'Alpaos, A., Temmerman, S., Troch, P., Carniello, L.

“…The response of vegetated tidal wetlands to environmental changes is governed by vegetation‐flow‐landscape feedbacks occurring over large spatial and temporal…”
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Estuarine Channel Evolution in Response to Closure of Secondary Basins: An Observational and Morphodynamic Modeling Study of the Western Scheldt Estuary by Nnafie, A., Van Oyen, T., De Maerschalck, B., van der Vegt, M., Wegen, M. van der

“…The fringes of estuaries are often characterized by the presence of side embayments (secondary basins), with dimensions in the order of hundreds of meters to…”
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Bottom topography and roughness variations as triggering mechanisms to the formation of sorted bedforms by Van Oyen, T., de Swart, H. E., Blondeaux, P.

“…A new model is presented that addresses the occurrence of sorted bedforms on inner shelves of coastal seas. These features consist of alternating bands of…”
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Closure of Secondary Basins Causes Channel Deepening in Estuaries With Moderate to High Friction by Nnafie, A., Swart, H. E., De Maerschalck, B., Van Oyen, T., Vegt, M., Wegen, M.

“…Estuaries are often characterized by the presence of secondary basins (side embayments), which affect the estuarine hydrodynamics and sediment dynamics. Many…”
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An approximate solution to the flow field on vegetated intertidal platforms: Applicability and limitations by Van Oyen, T., Carniello, L., D'Alpaos, A., Temmerman, S., Troch, P., Lanzoni, S.

“…Tidal wetland evolution is governed by interactions between topography, vegetation, and the flow field. Aiming to provide an appropriate hydrodynamic tool…”
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Observations of tidal and storm surge attenuation in a large tidal marsh by Stark, J., Van Oyen, T., Meire, P., Temmerman, S.

“…Tidal wetlands are increasingly valued for their role in coastal defense. Nevertheless, in situ observations of storm surge attenuation within wetlands are…”
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