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- the landward flux of water due to overtopping of a dune system while 'washover' may refer to the sediment deposited by overwash. A common process on barrier...
- concept" has been discussed with reference to barrier islands, overwash, and washover deposits since the 1970s. The concept basically states that overwash processes...
- damage to freshwater lenses due to an increase in cyclone-generated wave washover, rendering many islands uninhabitable with the loss of potable water. Bailey...
- relative sea level rise, and tropical storm activity. Today, hurricane washovers and wind-carried sand deposited in Laguna Madre build Padre Island's landward...
- with saline, brackish, and freshwater marshes, barrier islands with minor washover fans, and tidal flat sands and clays. In the inland section from Matagorda...
- Coastline Reports 17, 65–80 Switzer, A.D.; Jones B.G. (2008). "Large-scale washover sedimentation in a freshwater lagoon from the southeast Australian coast:...
- heading straight into the water. Materials from the former road in the washover area, military and residential buildings and the railway are placed across...
- Wash**** barrier beach crest heights were raised 2.0–2.5m to minimise washover, washover sediment was used to fill the body of the beach and river gravels...
- surface of bed dolomitised. Middle li****ic of the High Atlas, Morocco. Washover, ammonites and belemnites (by storms) on top of a regressive cycle, supratidal...
- Max; Opitz, Stephan; Scheffers, Anja; Brückner, Helmut (2017-04-01). "Washover fans in the Exmouth Gulf (NW Australia) – chronostratigraphical and geomorphological...