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Coastline Changes of the Baltic Sea from South to East Past and Future Projection

Series: Coastal Research Library Volume: 19
By: Jan Harff(Editor), Kazimierz Furmańczyk(Editor), Hans von Storch(Editor)
388 pages, 126 colour & 25 b/w illustrations, 10 tables
Publisher: Springer Nature
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Coastline Changes of the Baltic Sea from South to East discusses sea-level and coastline changes. These topics are becoming increasingly important for populations living along the edge of the world's oceans and seas, especially in areas where eustatic sea-level rise is superimposed on isostatic subsidence and storm-induced coastal erosion. This is the case at the southern and eastern Baltic Sea coast: in the south, glacio-isostatic subsidence enhances the effect of climate-induced sea-level rise and strong storm effects are causing a continuous retreat of the coast. On the eastern coast glacio-isostatic uplift compensates for eustatic sea-level rise, but storm-induced waves are responsible for permanent morphodynamic changes to the coastline. There is an increasing need for protection concepts for defense but also for the economic use of the different types of coastal zones. The elaboration of these management concepts can be facilitated through models that generate future projections of coastal developments in the light of modern climate change.

This anthology comprises the results of the research project "Coastline Changes of the southern Baltic Sea – Past and future projection (CoPaF)" funded by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, which was run by a team of Estonian, German, Lithuanian, and Polish geoscientists and coastal engineers from 2010 to 2013 and overlapped with and complemented the work of COST Action SPLASHCOS supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). As the southern and eastern Baltic serves as a natural laboratory for the investigation of coastal processes, the project's findings contribute not only to the solution of regional problems in Baltic coastal research and engineering, but also to worldwide interests in description, modelling and parameterization of coastal processes and morphodynamics.

Contents

- The challenge of sea level change in the Baltic
- What determines the change of coastlines in the Baltic Sea? - Baltic GIA models and sea level change
- The DESM model for the reconstruction and future projection of coastal morphodynamics
- Multi-scale morphodynamic models and climate
- Diatom based inundation history of Wismar Bay
- Postglacial evolution of Odra River Mouth, Poland-Germany
- Coastal morphogenesis of the Pomeranian Bay - past and future projection
- Recent Wave Induced Sediment Transport and Effective Sediment Transport at the German Part of the Baltic Sea
- Trends in coast development of the Swina Gate area
- New demands on old maps - an approach for estimating aspects of accuracy of old maps as basis for landscape development research
- Reconstructions of coastline changes by the comparisons of historical maps at the Pomeranian Bay, southern Baltic Sea
- Postglacial rebound and sea level since the Litorina transgression
- Retrieving the signal of climate change from numerically simulated sediment transport along the eastern Baltic Sea coast
- Peculiarities of radiocarbon dating in Southeastern Baltic lagoons: assessing the vital effects

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Series: Coastal Research Library Volume: 19
By: Jan Harff(Editor), Kazimierz Furmańczyk(Editor), Hans von Storch(Editor)
388 pages, 126 colour & 25 b/w illustrations, 10 tables
Publisher: Springer Nature
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