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Depth-integrated shallow-water transport ((U,V)=H(u,v))

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For a depth-independent horizontal velocity in a layer of reference depth H, the linear transports are U=Hu, V=Hv. They have dimensions of area per time and satisfy the surface continuity equation ηt​+Ux​+Vy​=0. Their momentum equations are obtained by multiplying the depth-independent velocity equations by H.

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