Updated Review of Longshore Sediment Transport: Advantages, Disadvantages, and Comparisons Using a Satellite Image Methodology

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Abstract

This review updates the different categories and formulations of the calculation of longshore sediment transport (LST) and summarizes their advantages and disadvantages. Most of these methodologies require calibration for areas different from those studied by their authors. Thus, a method of validation and calibration is presented here by processing satellite images with CoastSat software (release v 2.7) to determine accretion and erosion volumes. This low-cost methodology was applied to Salaverry Beach (Peru) to compare the results of the different formulations. A range of variation between −96% and +68% was observed concerning the error, with van Rijn’s formula being the most accurate for this particular case.

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Alpaca-Chacón, C. M., Jigena-Antelo, B., Quispe-Gonzales, C. A., Sarango-Julca, D. D., Contreras-de-Villar, A., & Muñoz-Perez, J. J. (2024, September 1). Updated Review of Longshore Sediment Transport: Advantages, Disadvantages, and Comparisons Using a Satellite Image Methodology. Journal of Marine Science and Engineering. Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI). https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse12091660

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