论文信息 - Coastal Barrier Breaching. Part 1. Overview of Breaching Processes

Coastal Barrier Breaching. Part 1. Overview of Breaching Processes

Abstract : The Coastal and Hydraulics Engineering Technical Note (CHETN) herein provides information about the causes of breaching of coastal barrier islands and spits, with emphasis on breaching near inlet navigation projects and measures to prevent breaching. Subsequent technical notes in this series will present case studies and models under development in the Coastal Inlets Research Program (CIRP) for predicting the inception and evolution of breaches.

Nicholas C. Kraus | Ty V. Wamsley | N. Kraus | T. Wamsley

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