Difference between revisions of "Dune erosion"
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| − | * [[ | + | * [[Types and background of coastal erosion]]: article on the background of erosion, dune erosion and [[structural erosion]] (''Jan van de Graaff is also planning to write a separate article on dune erosion''). |
* [[Natural Causes of Coastal Erosion]]: Effects of e.g. transport gradient, loss of sand, protruding areas, marine deposit shorelines, down stream erosion, sea level rise, subsidence and natural variation on coastal erosion. | * [[Natural Causes of Coastal Erosion]]: Effects of e.g. transport gradient, loss of sand, protruding areas, marine deposit shorelines, down stream erosion, sea level rise, subsidence and natural variation on coastal erosion. | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 18 December 2007
Definition of Dune erosion:
Dune erosion involves that, during a severe storm surge, sediments from the mainland and upper parts of the beach are eroded and settled at deeper water within a short time period; this is a typical cross-shore sediment transport process.
This is the common definition for Dune erosion, other definitions can be discussed in the article
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- Types and background of coastal erosion: article on the background of erosion, dune erosion and structural erosion (Jan van de Graaff is also planning to write a separate article on dune erosion).
- Natural Causes of Coastal Erosion: Effects of e.g. transport gradient, loss of sand, protruding areas, marine deposit shorelines, down stream erosion, sea level rise, subsidence and natural variation on coastal erosion.
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