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Sediment Dynamics in Artificial Nourishments
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Serious erosion problems related to significant negative sediment budgets in coastal systems have been identified worldwide. Artificial nourishments are a coastal erosion mitigation strategy that allows these negative budgets to be decreased by adding sediment to a coastal system. However, due to the complexity of coastal processes, it is difficult to evaluate sediment dynamics after the intervention. In consideration of this, this Special Issue disseminates the most updated scientific knowledge on understanding the sediment dynamics processes after artificial nourishments.
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Keywords
- Baltic Sea
- Barra-Vagueira
- beach accretion
- beach nourishment
- building with nature
- clusterization
- Coast
- Coastal erosion
- coastal hydrodynamic modeling
- Coastal management
- Coastal morphology
- coastal processes
- coastal protection strategy
- coastline evolution
- Coastlines
- cross-shore and longshore processes
- cross-shore profile
- dredging
- DSAS
- dune growth
- Environmental science, engineering & technology
- Erosion
- field observations
- gravel beaches
- groin field
- Haifa Bay
- History of engineering & technology
- Hondsbossche Dunes
- hydrodynamic
- invasive species
- Lessepsian migration
- Levant
- littoral drift
- LTC
- LTC numerical model
- morphodynamic
- Morphology
- n/a
- nearshore nourishment
- nearshore sediment transport
- nourishment scenarios
- nourishments
- one-line model
- Port of Klaipėda
- regime shift detection
- sand nourishment
- sediment budget
- Sediment transport
- shore protection structures
- shoreface nourishment
- shoreline changes
- shoreline extraction
- storm
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- wave basin
- wave dissipation
- wave dominated coast
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-8520-8Editions