Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach stream
Direct bedload samples were taken with a large metal basket at the steep Erlenbach stream in Switzerland. These measurements were compared with the signal of the Swiss impact plate geophone system to derive information about bedload transport. The so-called amplitude histogram (AH) method was develo...
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doaj-d55ca5208b6e4b2ebcfbae6b7219d1fb2021-03-02T09:52:13ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422018-01-01400200910.1051/e3sconf/20184002009e3sconf_riverflow2018_02009Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach streamRickenmann DieterSteeb NicolasBadoux AlexandreDirect bedload samples were taken with a large metal basket at the steep Erlenbach stream in Switzerland. These measurements were compared with the signal of the Swiss impact plate geophone system to derive information about bedload transport. The so-called amplitude histogram (AH) method was developed in an earlier study to estimate the bedload flux for different grain-size classes at the Erlenbach. A new analysis of a larger set of measurements was made here to improve the performance of the AH method. The approach relies on an identification of the transported grain sizes through their dependency on the signal amplitude. As a new element we introduce here the impulse rate, which is found to affect the number of impulses recorded for each amplitude class. As compared to the original method, the new version of the AH method shows a slightly improved performance for total calculated bedload mass, and results in a clearly better agreement between calculated and measured characteristic grain sizes.https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20184002009 |
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Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach stream |
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Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach stream |
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Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach stream |
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Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach stream |
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Improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the Swiss plate geophone recordings at the Erlenbach stream |
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improving bedload transport determination by grain-size fraction using the swiss plate geophone recordings at the erlenbach stream |
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Direct bedload samples were taken with a large metal basket at the steep Erlenbach stream in Switzerland. These measurements were compared with the signal of the Swiss impact plate geophone system to derive information about bedload transport. The so-called amplitude histogram (AH) method was developed in an earlier study to estimate the bedload flux for different grain-size classes at the Erlenbach. A new analysis of a larger set of measurements was made here to improve the performance of the AH method. The approach relies on an identification of the transported grain sizes through their dependency on the signal amplitude. As a new element we introduce here the impulse rate, which is found to affect the number of impulses recorded for each amplitude class. As compared to the original method, the new version of the AH method shows a slightly improved performance for total calculated bedload mass, and results in a clearly better agreement between calculated and measured characteristic grain sizes. |
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