Source-transport inversion: An application of geophysical inverse theory to sediment transport in Monterey Bay, California

Keyphrases

• Sediment Transport 100%
• Empirical Orthogonal Functions 100%
• Monterey Bay 100%
• Inverse Theory 100%
• Sediment Dispersal 50%
• Sediment Sources 25%
• Flow Pattern 25%
• Geometric Technique 25%
• Mannan-oligosaccharide 25%
• Grain Size 25%
• Geographical Distribution 25%
• Goodness-of-fit 25%
• Non-physical 25%
• Endmember 25%
• Supply System 25%
• Statistical Techniques 25%
• Transport Pathway 25%
• Physical Interpretation 25%
• Physical Environment 25%
• Mineralogy 25%
• Open Coast 25%
• Beach Sediments 25%
• Sediment Supply 25%
• Cell Boundary 25%
• Dispersal Patterns 25%
• Sediment Transport Model 25%
• Hydrodynamic Parameters 25%
• Beach Deposits 25%
• Isobath 25%
• Coastal Sediment Transport 25%
• Littoral Cell 25%
• Approaches to Study 25%
• Dispersal System 25%
• Topographic Barrier 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Earth Surface Sediment Transport 100%
• California 100%
• Empirical Orthogonal Function Analysis 100%
• Mineralogy 25%
• Grain Size 25%
• Sea Level 25%
• Flow Distribution 25%
• Goodness of Fit 25%
• Physical Environment 25%
• Geographic Distribution 25%
• Coastal Sediment 25%