The DUCK94 Coastal Field Experiment
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The Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory (formerly the Coastal Engineering
Research Center) of the US Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station has
hosted a series of increasingly complex, multi-investigator, multi-agency
nearshore field experiments at its Field Research Facility (FRF) located
in Duck, North Carolina, USA. Three experiments, DELILAH
and DUCK94, and SandyDuck,
all have the basic objectives of improving fundamental understanding and
modeling of surf zone physics. DUCK94 and SandyDuck were designed
to resolve sediment transport and morphologic evolution at bedform scales
from ripples to nearshore bars. DUCK94 was a pilot effort to test instruments
and procedures required for the more comprehensive SandyDuck experiment.
An overview
of the DUCK94 experiment discusses the participants, environmental
conditions, data collected, and data availability. To view
a plot of the climatology during the DUCK94 experiment click here.
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