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_aDean, Robert G. _q(Robert George), _d1930-2015 _eauthor. _9233404 |
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_aCoastal processes : _bwith engineering applications / _cRobert G. Dean, Robert A. Dalrymple. |
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_aCambridge, UK ; _aNew York : _bCambridge University Press, _c2002. |
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_ax, 475 pages : _billustrations, maps ; _c26 cm |
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_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia |
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_g1.2 _tSome Terminology of the Coasts _g6 -- _g1.3 _tExamples of Coastal Engineering Projects _g9 -- _gAppendix _tUseful Units _g20 -- _g2 _tSediment Characteristics _g21 -- _g2.2 _tSand Composition _g21 -- _g2.3 _tGrain Sizes _g22 -- _g2.4 _tShape _g29 -- _g2.5 _tPorosity _g29 -- _g2.6 _tFall Velocity _g30 -- _g3 _tLong-Term Processes _g35 -- _g3.2 _tRelative Sea Level Change _g36 -- _g3.3 _tEquilibrium Beach Profile _g42 -- _g3.4 _tClassification of Shorelines _g45 -- _gPart 2. _tHydrodynamics of the Coastal Zone -- _g4 _tTides and Storm Surges _g73 -- _g4.2 _tAstronomical Tides _g74 -- _g4.3 _tStorm Surges _g78 -- _g5 _tWaves and Wave-Induced Hydrodynamics _g88 -- _g5.2 _tWater Wave Mechanics _g89 -- _g5.3 _tCross-Shore and Longshore Currents _g103 -- _g5.4 _tLow-Frequency Motions at the Shoreline _g105 -- _g5.5 _tNearshore Circulation and Rip Currents _g111 -- _g5.6 _tSwash Zone Dynamics _g114 -- _gPart 3. _tCoastal Response -- _g6 _tField Measurement Techniques and Analysis _g133 -- _g6.2 _tBeach Profile Measurements _g134 -- _g6.3 _tAnalysis of Beach Profile Data _g138 -- _g6.4 _tHistorical Shoreline Change _g149 -- _g6.5 _tMajor Field Campaigns _g152 -- _g6.6 _tInnovative Field Techniques _g154 -- _g7 _tEquilibrium Beach Profiles _g162 -- _g7.2 _tMethods of Deriving Equilibrium Beach Profiles _g163 -- _g7.3 _tConstructive and Destructive Forces Acting on Beach Profiles _g164 -- _g7.4 _tDevelopment of Equilibrium Beach Profile Theories _g166 -- _g7.5 _tApplications of the Equilibrium Profile _g186 -- _g8 _tSediment Transport _g210 -- _g8.2 _tIncipient Sand Motion and Depth of Closure _g212 -- _g8.3 _tLongshore Sediment Transport _g218 -- _g8.4 _tCross-Shore Sediment Transport _g232 -- _g8.5 _tLittoral Drift Applications _g241 -- _g8.6 _tOverwash and Washover _g248 -- _g8.7 _tAeolian Sediment Transport _g250 -- _g8.8 _tIllustrations of Sand Transport and Dune Accumulation _g254 -- _g8.9 _tCohesive Sediments _g254 -- _g9 _tMiscellaneous Coastal Features _g275 -- _g9.2 _tNearshore Morphology _g276 -- _g9.3 _tCrenulate Bays _g278 -- _g9.4 _tSand Waves _g281 -- _g9.5 _tMultiple Offshore Sandbars _g282 -- _g9.6 _tBeach Cusps _g285 -- _g10 _tModeling of Beaches and Shorelines _g301 -- _g10.2 _tPhysical Modeling of Coastal Processes _g302 -- _g10.3 _tAnalytical Modeling _g313 -- _g10.4 _tNumerical Modeling _g328 -- _gPart 4. _tShoreline Modification and Analysis -- _g11 _tBeach Fill and Soft Engineering Structures _g343 -- _g11.2 _tBeach Nourishment (Beach Fill) _g344 -- _g11.3 _tSubmerged Berms _g374 -- _g11.4 _tBeach Drains _g379 -- _g12 _tHard Engineering Structures _g387 -- _g12.2 _tPerched Beach _g388 -- _g12.3 _tGroins _g389 -- _g12.4 _tOffshore Breakwaters _g394 -- _g12.5 _tArtificial Headlands _g400 -- _g12.6 _tRevetments _g402 -- _g12.7 _tSeawalls _g404 -- _g12.8 _tOther Coastal Protection Devices _g406 -- _g12.9 _tJetties and Inlets _g407 -- _g12.10 _tMonitoring and Mitigation for All Coastal Structures _g409 -- _g13 _tTidal Inlets _g413 -- _g13.2 _tTidal Hydrodynamics _g414 -- _g13.3 _tInlet Stability _g433 -- _g13.4 _tSedimentary Relationships at Inlets _g437 -- _g13.5 _tSand Bypassing at Inlets _g441 -- _g13.6 _tInlet Design Considerations _g447 -- _g14 _tShoreline Management _g452 -- _g14.2 _tOptions and Factors _g453 -- _g14.3 _tRole of Setbacks and Construction Standards _g457 -- _g14.4 _tProtective Value of a Wide Beach _g461 -- _g14.5 _tSand Rights _g463 -- |
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_gPart I. _tIntroduction to Coastal Processes: -- _g1. _tOverview -- _g2. _tSediment characteristics -- _g3. _tLong-term processes -- _gPart II. _tHydrodynamics of the Coastal Zone: -- _g4. _tTides and storm surges -- _g5. _tWaves and wave-induced hydrodynamics -- _gPart III. _tCoastal Response: -- _g6. _tField measurement techniques and analysis -- _g7. _tEquilibrium beach profiles -- _g8. _tSediment transport -- _g9. _tMiscellaneous coastal features -- _g10. _tModeling of beaches and shorelines -- _gPart IV. _tShoreline Modification and Analysis: -- _g11. _tBeach fill and soft engineering structures -- _g12. _tHard engineering structures -- _g13. _tTidal inlets -- _g14. _tShoreline management. |
520 | _a"The world's coastlines, dividing land from sea, are geological environments that are unique in their composition and the physical processes affecting them. At the dynamically active intersection of land and the oceans, humans have been building structures throughout history. Initially used for naval and commercial purposes, more recently recreation and tourism have increased activity in the coastal zone dramatically. Shoreline development is now causing a significant conflict with natural coastal processes. This text on coastal engineering will help the reader understand these coastal processes and develop strategies to cope effectively with shoreline erosion. The book is organized in four parts: (1) an overview of coastal engineering, using case studies to illustrate problems; (2) hydrodynamics of the coastal zone, reviewing storm surges, water waves, and low frequency motions within the nearshore and surf zone; (3) coastal responses including equilibrium beach profiles and sediment transport; (4) applications such as erosion mitigation, beach nourishment, coastal armoring, tidal inlets, and shoreline management."--Publisher description. | ||
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