Coastal Processes with Engineering Applications

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Coastal Processes with Engineering Applications. By Robert G. Dean, Robert A. Dalrymple Cambridge Press, 2001.

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Coastal Processes with Engineering Applications By Robert G. Dean, Robert A. Dalrymple Cambridge Press, 2001

Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Creating waves Constructive waves Destructive waves Processes of erosion Processes of transportation Longshore drift - Summary. Creating waves

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Marine and Coastal Processes

Marine and Coastal Processes. Coastal (wave) processes occur where waves break on a shore, not only on oceanic/sea coasts but also on lakes/ponds and to some extent even rivers big and still enough to have waves. Marine processes include

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Coastal processes

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Coastal Erosion Processes:

Coastal Erosion Processes:. Waves of Oscillation and Waves of Translation:.

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Shores and Coastal Processes

Shores and Coastal Processes. Shores and Coastal Processes. Shorelines are places where bodies of water meet dry land Coasts are landward of ocean shorelines Beach: a narrow strip of land, washed by waves or tides . Ordinary Waves are caused by WIND

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Coastal Zones and Processes

Coastal Zones and Processes. Coastal zones are important to the United States:

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Coastal erosion processes

Coastal erosion processes. Coastal Processes learning objectives. Understand the impact of weathering , erosion and mass movement on the coast. Describe and explain the formation of cliffs and wave cut platforms , headlands and bays , caves, arches, stacks and stumps.

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Coastal Processes & Landforms

Coastal Processes & Landforms. Ms Carr 5 th year Geography. Learning Intention. Understand how coastal processes transform the landscape Examine the landforms created by these coastal processes FEED s for these landforms F eature E xplanation E xample D iagram

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Coastlines. Affected by: Waves and Tides Gradual changes in sea level Biological Processes Tectonic Activity Shoreline: Point where ocean meets the land Coast: Larger zone affected by the processes listed above. . What is a Coast?.

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Coastal Ocean Processes: Homework

Coastal Ocean Processes: Homework Investigate what happens if the western side is extended to include a deep (H=1000m) SCS basin: (a) extend as shown; (b) rerun for 28days; (c) make sure it is steady; (d) plot the last day (the steady solution); (e) discuss using the

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Science Outreach. Interacting Elements of the Coastal System. Types of Coastlines in NZ. Rocky shorelines Form on high energy coasts where the ocean meets mountains or sea cliffs Sandy beaches Mainland, pocket and barrier beaches Coastal wetlands

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Coastal Processes and Landforms

Coastal Processes and Landforms . Why are waves generally larger in the south west than in the south east?. Wave energy depends on the fetch , the strength of the wind and the length of time over which the wind has blown. fetch = the distance over which the wind has blown.

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Coastal Processes and Observations

Coastal Processes and Observations. What is a beach?. Different things to different people Strip of unconsolidated material, the shape of which is dependent on: Wave and tidal energy Quality and quantity of sediment supply Respond with great sensitivity to the forces that act on it Wind

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Lesson 1. Lesson aims: What is the coast? What is meant by a coastal system? What are the inputs, processes and outputs of a coastal system?. Key Question 1:. What is a coastal system and what are the dynamics of coastal environments? The Coastal System

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes Compression : Air is trapped between the waves and a cliff. This is compressed & driven into cracks in the rocks causing great pressure . As the wave retreats it results in sudden decompression. This activity weakens the rocks.

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Shores and coastal processes

Shores and coastal processes. Goal. To understand how coastal processes shape shores and coastlines and how these processes affect people. Coast and shore defined. Coast : Area of contact between land and sea—Extend inland until meets a different geographical setting

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COASTAL PROCESSES

COASTAL PROCESSES. By Krishnaprasad V N M090160CE. Introduction. Coastal processes are the set of mechanisms that operate along a coastline, bringing about various combinations of erosion and deposition.

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Ocean and Coastal Processes

Ocean and Coastal Processes. The Origin of Earth’s Water. Magma. Most water came from __________ originating deep within Earth’s molten interior. 2. Some water could have come from ________ (dirty snowballs) from outer space. Outgassing. Comets. Sources of salts. 96.5. _____ % Water

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Coastal Processes and Landforms

Coastal Processes and Landforms. Learning objectives. How do waves operate? What are sub-aerial processes and why are they important? What processes of erosion operate at the coast? What landforms are created by erosion? What processes of transport operate at the coast?

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Coastal Processes and Hazards

Coastal Processes and Hazards. Outline. Why is this important? Definitions How waves work Interaction at shoreline Importance of beaches Human impacts on beaches. Why is this important?. 70% of Earth’s surface is water Means a lot of coastlines In U.S. - 30 coastal states

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Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes. Humans are moving seaward (closer to the water) Ocean is moving landward. Image from http://www.paulo.miamire.com/. Landform changes caused by storm events. LIDAR surveys - Dauphine Island, Gulf Coast of Alabama. Coastal Hazards. Coastal areas

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Coastal Processes

Marine and Coastal Processes

Coastal processes

Coastal Erosion Processes:

Shores and Coastal Processes

Coastal Zones and Processes

Coastal erosion processes

Coastal Processes &amp; Landforms

Coastal Processes

Coastal Ocean Processes: Homework

Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes and Landforms

Coastal Processes and Observations

Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes

Shores and coastal processes

COASTAL PROCESSES

Ocean and Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes and Landforms

Coastal Processes and Hazards

Coastal Processes

Coastal Processes & Landforms