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- Capobianco, M. (author), De Vriend, H.J. (author), Nicholls Robert, J. (author), Stive, M.J.F. (author) conference paper 1994
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- Roelvink, J.A. (author) report 1994
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Winter, T. (author)A literature review is undertaken to understand the causes and the effects of the first process. Using the resulting equations, the UNIBEST-TC program is verified for the process of wave transmission over and through a submerged breakwater. Due to the fact that only impermeable breakwaters can be implemented in the program, deviations occur. For...master thesis 1993
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- Stive, M.J.F. (author), De Vriend, H.J. (author), Nicholls Robert, J. (author), Capobianco, M. (author) conference paper 1993
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Dean, R.G. (author)Design principles for beach nourishment in the form of cross-shore response, planform evolution of beach nourishment projects and damage reductionreport 1992
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D'Angremond, K. (author)An analysis of "soft" measurements, in the form of beach nourishment, to protect ourselves against the sea. The rapport covers the following subject with regard to "soft" measurements: - Design of soft solution: review of design tools, practical consequences of morphological theory and failure modes - Construction methods for soft solutions:...report 1992
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Verhagen, H.J. (author)Simple design rule for artificial beach nourishment, as applied in the Netherlands.conference paper 1992
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Meisner, E. (author)In 1988 a large nearshore nourishment at Gold Coast, Australia was carried out. InSeptember/October 1988 1.5 million m3 of sand was dumped nearshore between the -6m and -10m depth contour, in the most southern part of the Gold Coast beaches. Following these works, carried out by WestHam Dredging, further nourishment took place from November 1989...master thesis 1991
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Roelse, P. (author), Verhagen, H.J. (author)In the Netherlands much land was captured from the sea. At the same time however along the coast severe losses of land occurred. The main reasons were sea level rise and effects of decreasing tidal volumes of estuaries. Besides there were the local effects of shifting tidal channels and periodical movements of the coastline. Building of groynes,...conference paper 1991
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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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- Stive, M.J.F. (author), Nicholls Robert, J. (author), De Vriend, H.J. (author) journal article 1991
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Anonymus, A. (author)Translation of two Dutch governmental reports about the decision to maintain the Dutch coastline by means of artificial beach nourishment and to maintain the coastline of 1990 (so in fact compensate all erosion by artificial beach replenishment).report 1990
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Stigter, C. (author), Verhagen, H.J. (author), De Vriend, H.J. (author), Van der Weijde, R.W. (author), Van Raalten, C. (author), Loxham, M. (author)In the Netherlands today much attention is paid to the effect of coastal structures on the environment. In the past it was usual to quantify the effect of such a structure on its environment solely with the purpose of deciding whether that effect could imply any hazard to the structure itself (or to structures in the neighbourhood). Nowadays...conference paper 1990
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Verhagen, H.J. (author)Because dunes protect a large part of The Netherlands against coastal flooding and inundation, it is vital to guarantee the strength of these natural sea defenses. Besides sea defense, dunes have other functions. Sandy shorelines and dunes are frequently eroded. A legal framework has been developed that guarantees the required safety-level of...report 1990
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Verhagen, H.J. (author)Because dunes protect a large part of The Netherlands against coastal flooding and inundation, it is vital to guarantee the strength of these natural sea defenses. Besides sea defense, dunes have other functions. Sandy shorelines and dunes are frequently eroded. A legal framework has been developed that guarantees the required safety-level of...journal article 1990
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Beaufort, G.A. (author), Baarse, G. (author), Pluym, M. (author), Roelse, P. (author), Peerbolte, E.B. (author)In Technisch Rapport 11 (TR 11) wordt een overzicht gegeven van de strand- en duinsuppleties, welke ter compensatie van kusterosie zijn uitgevoerd. In 1988 is het "Handboek zandsuppleties" uitgegeven. Hierin is een schat van gegevens verzameld over het desbetreffende onderwerp. Dit rapport voorziet in een aanvulling op het handboek, met meer...report 1989
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Jansen, S.E.A. (author)Reeximination of the noursihments on Sylt, Germany using the methods described in the "Manual on Artificial Beach Nourishment" with a one-line method, assuming a Gaussian shape of the coastline. (Estimated year of publication)master thesis 1988
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Pilarczyk, K.W. (author), Verhagen, H.J. (author), Roelse, P. (author), Adriaanse, L. (author), Consemulder, J. (author)Beoogt de instanties, bedrijven of personen, die betrokken zijn bij het beheer en onderhoud van de Nederlandse kust, die noodzakelijke kennis over zandsuppleties te verschaffen. De diverse aspecten van kustverdediging door middel van zandsuppletie komen aan de orde: achtergrondinformatie over kustprocessen en kustlijnontwikkeling,...report 1988
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Verhagen, H.J. (author), Maranus, J.W. (author)Langs de Zeeuwse kust bewegen grote massa's zand van zuid naar noord. Deze zandgolven zorgen voor een cyclisch kustgedrag. Bij de besluitvorming over kustverdedigingswerken en strandsuppleties is inzicht in de kinematica van deze golven essentieel.journal article 1987
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Bakker, W.T. (author), Delver, G. (author)Along tht coastline at Ter Heijde, near Delft, a dam parallel to the coast in shallow water will be constructed havlng a horizontal crest at the level NAP -3 m on the landward side, merging into the existing coastal profile and having on the seaward side a slope 1:20. The dam will have a length of 1.5 km (fig. 1). This work will be carried out...report 1986