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Verhagen, H.J. (author)
The erosion of a nourished beach may be conveniently described as the sum of the linear coastal retreat and a surcharge which decreases exponentially in time. Application of this model to data from eight nourishment projects in north-western Europe has shown on average only 52% of nourished volume becomes a permanent part of the coastal volume....
report 1996
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Verhagen, H.J. (author)
Analysis of the effect of a submarine canyon on the coastal erosion near Cap Lopez, Gabon, using mathematical modelling
report 1983
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Verhagen, H.J. (author)
The 350 km long Dutch coast along the North Sea is characterized by alternating coastal stretches of accretion and erosion resp. resulting in seaward and landward displacement retreats of the shoreline. Places of accretion and erosion also vary in time. Behind the dunes are low lying polders (very often with a ground level even below the low...
conference paper 1990
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Verhagen, H.J. (author)
The government of The Netherlands has decided in the summer of 1990 to maintai.n the coastline at the position of 1990. This will be done mainly by artificial beach nourishment. The costs will be paid by the national government. The purpose of this coastal maintenance is to maintain a sufficient level of safety and to maintain the various...
conference paper 1991
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Hillen, R. (author), Van de Wetering, B.G.M. (author), Verhagen, H.J. (author)
The Southern North Sea is bordered by Great-Britain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark. The North Sea basin and its adjacent shorelines are intensively used. Management of the basin and the coastal zone is therefore essential. Because of the small scale of the area, the dense population and the big scale of the interactions,...
conference paper 1993
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