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A Newton-Euler Description for Sediment Movement
Georgios Maniatis
, Trevor B. Hoey
, Tim Drysdale
, Rebecca Hodge
, Manousos Valyrakis
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Sediment Transport
100%
Sediment Movement
100%
Newton-Euler Method
100%
Euler Description
100%
Entrainment
66%
Eulerian Frame
66%
Fluvial Transport
66%
Lagrangian Frame of Reference
66%
Body Frame
66%
Gyroscope
33%
Coarse Sediment
33%
Flume Experiment
33%
Field Deployment
33%
Recoding
33%
Transport Conditions
33%
Accelerometer
33%
Rate of Increase
33%
University of Glasgow
33%
Flow Channel
33%
Moving Body
33%
Scale Measurement
33%
Grain Scale
33%
Mathematical Understanding
33%
Microsensor
33%
Incipient Motion
33%
Bedrock-alluvial Channel
33%
Pebbles
33%
Sensing System
33%
Inertial Dynamics
33%
Spherical Sensor
33%
Specific Sensing
33%
Motion Criterion
33%
Dynamical Response
33%
Hydraulic Laboratory
33%
New Mathematical Model
33%
Strapdown
33%
Hydrodynamic Conditions
33%
Albert Einstein
33%
Engineering
Body Frame
100%
Eulerian Frame
100%
Metrics
50%
Microsensor
50%
Mm Diameter
50%
Rate Increase
50%
Sensing System
50%
Reference Frame
50%
Hydrodynamic Condition
50%
Hydraulic Laboratories
50%
Moving Body
50%
Scale Measurement
50%
Flow Channel
50%
Mathematical Model
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Earth Surface Sediment Transport
100%
Upscaling
33%
Accelerometer
33%
Flume Experiment
33%
Gyroscope
33%