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COASTAL PROCESSES II

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    Author(s)G. Benassai C. A. Brebbia G. R. Rodriguez
    PublisherWIT Press
    ISBN9781845645342
    Pages368
    BindingHardback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearApril 2011

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    WIT Press COASTAL PROCESSES II by G. Benassai C. A. Brebbia G. R. Rodriguez

    Coastal regions present a complex dynamic web of natural and human related processes. Although coastal zones are narrow areas extending a few kilometres on either side of the shoreline and occupying small strip of ocean and land they play a very important role as they account for nearly a quarter of all oceanic biological production which in turn supplies approximately 80% of the worlds fish. About 60% of the human population lives in the coastal zone and around 70% of big cities are placed in this narrow area. Concomitantly more than 90% of the pollutants generated by human economic activities end up in the coastal zone. In order to reach satisfactory solutions for the demands imposed on the coastal areas and the protection of its environment one needs to understand very different aspects and their interaction. The problems are essentially interdisciplinary and scientists need to be able to exchange ideas with colleagues from other disciplines with a variety of different experiences.Thus an acceleration of research is needed to improve the quality of the coastal processes prediction together with an adequate level of scepticism about the model results and a continuous comparison with well-documented case studies and field experiments.This is the reason why after the successful experience of the first Conference in Malta the Wessex Institute of Technology the University Parthenope of Naples and the University of Las Palmas Gran Canaria decided to convene a second International Conference in Coastal Processes (of which this book comprises the edited papers) grouped into the following topics: Coastal Management; Coastal Processes and GIS; Coastal Geomorphology; Extreme Events and Sea Level Rise; Coastal Processes and Navigation; Sediment Transport and Erosion; Interaction between Coastal Defences and Processes; Pollution and dispersion; Hydrodynamic Forces