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<section id="s1-1" type="body"> <subsection level="1" id="ss2"> <;heading id="h2" level="1">Introduction</heading> <p>The transport of sand and dust by wind is a major mechanism contributing to landform change in environments conducive to aeolian activity……………..</p> </subsection> <subsection level="1" id="ss3"> <heading id="h3" level="1">Study site and methods</heading> </subsection> <subsection level="2" id="ss4"> <heading id="h4" level="2">Study site</heading> <p>The field experiments were conducted in the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area (SVRA) on the central California coast…………..</p> </subsection> <subsection level="2" id="ss5"> <heading id="h5" level="2">Instrument deployment</heading> <p>Instruments for monitoring the wind field and aeolian mass flux were installed along a shore-parallel transect ≈ 12 m………….</p></subsection> <subsection level="2" id="ss6"> <heading id="h6" level="2">Numerical modelling</heading> <p>Most numerical models of saltation ………….d.</p> </subsection> <subsection level="3" id="ss7"> <heading id="h7" level="3">Trajectory calculations</heading> <p>The trajectories followed by saltating grains are specified using standard relations…………...</p></subsection> <subsection level="3" id="ss8"> <heading id="h8" level="3">Wind speed profile</heading> <p>In order to solve………..</p> </subsection> <subsection level="3" id="ss9"> <heading id="h9" level="3">Grain–bed collision</heading> <p>The grain–bed collision……………..</p> </subsection> <subsection level="1" id="ss10"> <heading id="h10" level="1">Results</heading> <p>A total of nine data runs ………….</p> </subsection> </section>
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Created: Tue Dec 23 14:02:01 2003