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Review of Geologic Data Sources for Coastal Sediment Budgets

Authors: Meisburger, Edward P.;

Review of Geologic Data Sources for Coastal Sediment Budgets

Abstract

Sediment budget studies are of great importance in many coastal engineering projects. In general, a sediment budget is a compilation of the sources and amounts of sediment that are gained or lost in designated coastal reaches during a specific interval of time. Sediment supply for a given coastal area may be derived from several sources and may involve different means of transport.

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Germany
Keywords

Littoral drift, Ingenieurwissenschaften (620), Fourier shape analysis, Geologic data sources, Shoreline change, Wave information studies (WIS), Sediment budgets

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