The role of bathymetry, wave obliquity and coastal curvature in dune erosion prediction / Cornelis den Heijer.
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- 9781614992455
- 1614992452
- 577.5/83 23
- QH541.5.S26 H45 2013
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 149-156).
Introduction -- Review of safety assessment components -- Limitations of dune erosion models -- Probabilistic analysis -- Case study of Dutch dune coast -- Conclusions and recommendations.
"Low lying coastal areas have always been attractive for people to live, but are also prone to flooding. In The Netherlands, half of the population lives in the coastal area below mean sea level where two-thirds of the economic value is located. Coastal dunes protect the hinterland from floodings as a primary sea defence along the major part of the Dutch coastline."-- Abstract.
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