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Supporting Information for the publication: The influence of slipface angle on dune growth

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Naqshband, Suleyman (2021): Supporting Information for the publication: The influence of slipface angle on dune growth. Version 3. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/13625735.v3

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by Suleyman Naqshband

Dune characteristics as calculated with the bedform tracking tool. Data contains dune characteristics (dune height, length and slipface angles) during dune growth from an initial flatbed in a laboratory flume.

Explanation of variables in columns from left to right:
1: Time relative to dune equilibrium time ((T/Te) in (s/s))
2: Dune height relative to equilibrium dune heigth ((H/He) in (m/m))
3: Dune length relative to equilibrium dune length (L/Le in (m/m))
4: Dune steepness (height over length) ((H/L) in (m/m)).

5: Dune slipface angles (in degrees).

Experiments were conducted in a tilting flume with recirculation facilities for both water and sediment in the Kraijenhoff van de Leur laboratory for Water and Sediment dynamics, Wageningen University & Research.
The flume measures 1.20 m x 0.50 m x 14.4 m internally (width x height x length). A 15 cm thick layer of uniformly distributed, light-weight polystyrene particles was installed at the flume bed with a density of p_s=1055 kg m^(-3).
Dune slipface angles are the steepest part of a dune leeside. Dune slipface angles are calculated with the bedform tracking tool using MATLAB.

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