Fieldwork coastal Engineering

Fieldwork coastal Engineering: Byala (Bulgaria)

Van Baaren, P.
Bonte, P.
Boon, M.
Bougdanou, M.
Burg, L.
Cui, H.
Damsma, T.
Van Eekelen, E.
Van Geer, P.
Gu, D.
Laksalanamai, J.
Van Oeveren, C.
Oosthoek, J.
Pool, A.
Schmedding, J.
Schoenmakers, N.
Van Steeg, P.
Sveinbjörnson, P.

Civil Engineering and Geosciences

Hydraulic Engineering

2006-12-01

This is the final report of the project 'Fieldwork Coastal Engineering', part of the Master studies Hydraulic Engineering of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). It has been made by students of the TU Delft, in cooperation with students from the University of Architecture in Sophia. The fieldwork took place in Byala, Bulgaria, between 5th October and 12th October 2006. The aim of the fieldwork is to give the students insight in how to set up a measuring campaign, how such a campaign will be executed and how it should be reported. This year there is also a cooperation with a coastal development project, Marina Black Sea. This is a new tourist development along the Bulgarian coast. The data, collected during the measurements, have been used to make a preliminary design for a breakwater that can protect the future marina, which is being developed at the moment. This report is above all a technical report. The data collected with the measurements is presented, as well as the methods used for the measurements. Furthermore, the preliminary design of the normative cross-section of the breakwater has been included. The report can be used as a starting point by those who will make the final design for the breakwater.

Byala
Fieldwork
Bulgaria

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