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Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project. Phase I Final Report. Processes and Controls of Coastal Slope Erosion

P. R. Wilcock / D. S. Miller / R. T. Kerhin

This report presents the results of the first year of the Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project (CCSEP), a three-year collaborative effort between the Maryland Geological Survey and the Department of Geography an Environmental Engineering at the Johns Hopkins University. The overall goal of the Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project is to develop a quantitative understanding of slope erosion that can be used to predict past or future slope failures.

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Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project. Phase I Final Report. Processes and Controls of Coastal Slope Erosion

P. R. Wilcock / D. S. Miller / R. T. Kerhin

This report presents the results of the first year of the Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project (CCSEP), a three-year collaborative effort between the Maryland Geological Survey and the Department of Geography an Environmental Engineering at the Johns Hopkins University. The overall goal of the Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project is to develop a quantitative understanding of slope erosion that can be used to predict past or future slope failures.

Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project. Phase I Final Report. Processes and Controls of Coastal Slope Erosion

P. R. Wilcock / D. S. Miller / R. T. Kerhin

This report presents the results of the first year of the Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project (CCSEP), a three-year collaborative effort between the Maryland Geological Survey and the Department of Geography an Environmental Engineering at the Johns Hopkins University. The overall goal of the Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project is to develop a quantitative understanding of slope erosion that can be used to predict past or future slope failures.

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Title:

Calvert Cliffs Slope Erosion Project. Phase I Final Report. Processes and Controls of Coastal Slope Erosion

Contributors:

P. R. Wilcock (author) / D. S. Miller (author) / R. T. Kerhin (author)

Publication date:

1992

Size:

151 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Natural Resource Management , Soil Sciences , Civil Engineering , Ocean Sciences & Technology , Dynamic Oceanography , Slope erosion , Calvert Cliffs , Coastal slope erosion , Erosion control , Embankments , Shore protection , Coastal engineering

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