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Beach Processes and Sedimentation

Out of Print
By: Paul D Komar
544 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Beach Processes and Sedimentation
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  • Beach Processes and Sedimentation ISBN: 9780137549382 Edition: 2 Hardback Nov 1997 Out of Print #81307
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Introduces beach processes within an approach that balances an engineering perspective against a purely geological one. Provides an up-to-date review of the current understanding of beach processes as well as applications to solve coastal problems (erosion, management issues, etc.). Discusses issues related to beach erosion and other processes. The second edition of Beach Processes and Sedimentation has been updated to include information gathered from two decades of science and engineering in the field, reflecting the vast increase in knowledge since the first edition. Discusses the rise of coastal zone management as well as patterns of wave transformations and dissipation within the surf zone, and how these water motions produce cross-shore movements of sediment resulting in beach-profile variations. An essential reference book for many readers: from beach front property owners to politicians contending with beachfront erosion to engineers addressing beachfront reclamation projects.

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Out of Print
By: Paul D Komar
544 pages, B/w photos, illus, figs, tabs
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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