The closure of a shallow tidal inlet promoted by infragravity waves

This file describes the original data that were used to generate figures 1, 2 and 3 in the manuscript by Bertin et al. to be published in Geophysical Research Letters:

Bertin, X., Mendes, D., Martins, K., Fortunato, A.B. and Lavaud, L., 2019. The closure of a shallow tidal inlet promoted by infragravity waves. In revision to Geophysical Research Letters.

*ADCP1_Bulkparameters_Albufeira_201810.dat

This file includes the bulk parameters computed over 20’ samples at the ADCP1 that were used to generate figure 2. From left to right, each column corresponds to: date (yyyy mm dd)  time (HH MM SS) Free surface elevation [m/MSL] Hm0,G[m] Hm0,IG[m] Um[m/s] U10[m/s] U90[m/s] Qs,IGW[kg/s/m²] Qs,tide only[kg/s/m²]

*ADCP1_2Hzdata_Albufeira_20181014.dat

 This file includes the 20’ data sampled at 2Hz at the ADCP1 starting on the 14/10/2018 at 6h00. From left to right, each column corresponds to: date (yyyy mm dd) time (HH MM SS.S) water depth [m] alongstream currents [m/s] SSC [g/L].

*PT3_Albufeira_201810.dat

This file includes the bulk parameters computed at PT3 based on 30’ samples and used to produce figure 2. From left to right, each column corresponds to: date (yyyy mm dd) time (HH MM SS.S) free surface elevation[m/MSL] Hm0,G[m] Hm0,IG[m].

*Topo_20181013_ ETRS89_MSL.dat

This file corresponds the topography measured on the 13/10/2018 and includes 3 columns: X, Y and Z. X and Y are horizontal coordinates in the datum ETRS89-PTTM06 and Z is the topography with respect to mean sea level.

*Topo_20181014_ ETRS89_MSL.dat

This file corresponds the topography measured on the 14/10/2018 and includes 3 columns: X, Y and Z. X and Y are horizontal coordinates in the datum ETRS89-PTTM06 and Z is the topography with respect to mean sea level.

*Coord_Sensores_ ETRS89_MSL.dat

This file corresponds the position of the ADCP1 and PT3 sensors used in this study and includes 3 columns: X, Y and Z. X and Y are horizontal coordinates in the datum ETRS89-PTTM06 and Z is the position of the pressure sensor with respect to mean sea level.