Fieldwork Coastal Engineering 2017

CIE5318 Fieldwork Hydraulic Engineering

Student report (2017)

Authors

A. ARES MORENO Civil Engineering & Geosciences
D.J. Bader Civil Engineering & Geosciences
M. NIKOLAIDOU Civil Engineering & Geosciences
I. SAXONI Civil Engineering & Geosciences
T.A.W. Olsthoorn Civil Engineering & Geosciences
F.B. Sijbesma Civil Engineering & Geosciences
A. Sotiriadou Civil Engineering & Geosciences
S. Woerlee Civil Engineering & Geosciences
V. Dagalaki Civil Engineering & Geosciences
J.C. Dijkhuis Civil Engineering & Geosciences
M. Georgiou Civil Engineering & Geosciences
X. Grigoris Civil Engineering & Geosciences
D. Janssen Civil Engineering & Geosciences
I.M. Koevoets Civil Engineering & Geosciences
V.E. Kralli Civil Engineering & Geosciences
K.A. Maroudi Civil Engineering & Geosciences

Contributors

M.Z. Voorendt (supervisor 1)
H.J. Verhagen (supervisor 1)
Faculty
Civil Engineering & Geosciences
Copyright: © 2017 ALEJANDRA ARES MORENO, Daan Bader, Vassia Dagalaki, Koos Dijkhuis, Maria Georgiou, Xenofon Grigoris, Danny Janssen, Igor Koevoets, Vaso Kralli, Konstantina Maroudi, Lina NIKOLAIDOU, IOANNA SAXONI, thom Olsthoorn, Floris Sijbesma, Alexia Sotiriadou, Sebastiaan Woerlee
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Published Date

24-12-2017

Language

English

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Faculty

Civil Engineering & Geosciences

Abstract

Since 2003 there is a cooperation between the Hydraulic Engineering department of Delft University of Technology and Bulgarian universities. The cooperation focusses on exchange of knowledge and the development of the coast in the area of Varna. Dutch and Bulgarian students get the possibility to gain experience in data collecting, processing and interpreting. Repeating this fieldwork every year in the same area will provide an overview of the coastal development in the Varna area. The students will act as consultants for local hotel owners at the Varna coast. Their work consists of measuring hydraulic aspects in the project area and making a rehabilitation plan for the St. Elias Marina. Data collection consist of inventory material near site, beach measurements, wave measurements, profile measurements, quarry analysis and a bathymetric survey. The rehabilitation plan contains the development of sub-areas in the St. Elias Marina like the peninsula, north beach, south beach and the breakwater.