Titlebook: CENAS; Coastline Evolution Giuseppe Gambolati Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Deltas.Erosion.Groundwater.environm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-5304-5 that the coastal erosion, which is observed at almost all investigated sites, can be reduced considerably, or even disappear completely if no subsidence occurred. The problems associated with subsidence are mainly of local character. The general pattern of coastal erosion in the region must be subs

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Natalie C. Yin BS,Antonella Tosti MD and retrieval of the project data files. The files, in their original formats, have been organized in a subdirectory tree and subdivided into two main classes according to the related scale (macro or local). A further subdivision within each class has been establish according to the physical charac

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Prediction of Mean Sea Level Rise in the Upper Adriatic Sea, rise due to . (depending on socio economic models, gas emission models, gas cycle models, climate models and eustatic sea level rise models) have also been considered and combined with the scenarios of eustatic sea level rise. The proposed sea-level rise are those predicted from IPCC 92 “scenario a

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Collection and analysis of historical data on shoreline evolution at the sites of Ravenna, Cesenatistate of the beaches. The subjects are divided into two main themes (sea works and beach structure) rather than treat each site individually. The final scope of the work is to demonstrate how structural interventions along the coasts at the selected sites and the evolution of their sandy shores have

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Numerical Analysis of Land Subsidence due to Natural Compaction of the Upper Adriatic Sea Basin,reproduce the present day sediment thickness with a small excess hydrostatic pressure since the Adriatic Sea basin in known to be normally pressured. It is assumed that sedimentation in the last 0.5 My was substantially in equilibrium with subsidence so that the deposition surface remained at a cons

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