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Coupling a hydro-maritime model and remotely sensed techniques to assess the shoreline positioning uncertainty: the Marsala coast study case

2010

The severe erosion phenomena affecting the Mediterranean coasts are strictly related to geophysical characteristics and socio-economic pressures. This suggests the need of monitoring and modelling the phenomenon in order to quantify its strength. In fact, the shoreline position, as well as its temporal evolution, provides important information for designing defence structures and for the development of a coastal management plan. The shoreline has a dynamic nature as it changes both in the short and long period. Those changes are caused by geo-morphological (e.g. bars and barrier island development etc.) and hydrodynamic (wave motion, tides and flows) processes, as well as by sudden and fast…

ShoreHydrologygeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryBuoyPhysical oceanographycoast sandy beach shoreline motion waves run-up tides.Coastal erosionBarrier islandSubmarine pipelineCoastal managementGeomorphologyGeologyAccretion (coastal management)Remote Sensing for Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Hydrology XII
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