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Zurriola Beach Evolution Two Years after Nourishment

Santas, José C. / Medina, José M. / Caballero, Alejandro / Uriarte, Adolfo / Esteban, Vicente

First results about the behaviour of the nourishment done at Zurriola beach, Vase Country, Spain, have been obtained, by means of the data acquired during 2 years monitoring. The general conclusion appoint to a good agreement with the previous physical model results: in spite of a small percentage of sand is lost, the beach is “self kept”. A rough evaluation of losses has been done, helping us to predict the future maintenance to do. The topography and bathymetry of the beach do not help to a easy modelling by means of mathematical models.

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Zurriola Beach Evolution Two Years after Nourishment

Santas, José C. / Medina, José M. / Caballero, Alejandro / Uriarte, Adolfo / Esteban, Vicente

First results about the behaviour of the nourishment done at Zurriola beach, Vase Country, Spain, have been obtained, by means of the data acquired during 2 years monitoring. The general conclusion appoint to a good agreement with the previous physical model results: in spite of a small percentage of sand is lost, the beach is “self kept”. A rough evaluation of losses has been done, helping us to predict the future maintenance to do. The topography and bathymetry of the beach do not help to a easy modelling by means of mathematical models.

Zurriola Beach Evolution Two Years after Nourishment

Santas, José C. / Medina, José M. / Caballero, Alejandro / Uriarte, Adolfo / Esteban, Vicente

First results about the behaviour of the nourishment done at Zurriola beach, Vase Country, Spain, have been obtained, by means of the data acquired during 2 years monitoring. The general conclusion appoint to a good agreement with the previous physical model results: in spite of a small percentage of sand is lost, the beach is “self kept”. A rough evaluation of losses has been done, helping us to predict the future maintenance to do. The topography and bathymetry of the beach do not help to a easy modelling by means of mathematical models.

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Title:

Zurriola Beach Evolution Two Years after Nourishment

Contributors:

Santas, José C. (author) / Medina, José M. (author) / Caballero, Alejandro (author) / Uriarte, Adolfo (author) / Esteban, Vicente (author)

Conference:

26th International Conference on Coastal Engineering

Published in:

Coastal Engineering 1998 ; 3086-3095

Publication date:

1999-04-26

ISBN:

9780784404119 , 978-0-7844-7950-6

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/9780784404119.234

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Coastal processes , Coastal engineering , Sediment transport , Data analysis , Waves , Sand (hydraulic) , Coastal structures , Spain , Model studies , Monitoring , Beach nourishment

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