Coastal Erosion and Flooding Hazards on the North Sea Coast at Thyboron, Denmark

Per Sørensen; Carlo Sass Sørensen; Peter Nielsen; Radu Ciocan; Per Knudsen

Coastal Erosion and Flooding Hazards on the North Sea Coast at Thyboron, Denmark

Per Sørensen , Carlo Sass Sørensen, Peter Nielsen, Radu Ciocan, Per Knudsen

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Since a breach of the coastal barrier in 1862, the Thyboron Channel connecting the North Sea and the Lim Fiord has been artificially maintained by construction of breakwaters and groins on the North Sea coast and inside the channel, respectively. Sand nourishment schemes have since the 1980s counteracted the natural erosion in the upper profile on the North Sea coast where the alongshore sediment transport converges towards the channel and deposits up to 1 million m3/y on the flood tidal delta inside the fiord, Figure 1.

Original language	English
Publication date	2016
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	International Coastal Symposium 2016 - Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach, Sydney, Australia Duration: 6 Mar 2016 → 11 Mar 2016 https://ics2016.org/

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Conference	International Coastal Symposium 2016
Location	Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Sydney
Period	06/03/2016 → 11/03/2016
Internet address	https://ics2016.org/

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Coastal Erosion and Flooding Hazards on the North Sea Coast at Thyboron, Denmark

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