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Sep 1, 1986
Artificial Beach Nourishment on Belgian East Coast
Publication: Journal of Waterway, Port, Coastal, and Ocean Engineering
Volume 112, Issue 5
Abstract
For several decades, the Belgian East Coast has posed problems of a sedimentological nature. Off the coast, a gully (called “Appelzak”) has developed to a depth of 8 m below low‐water and has shifted dangerously near the existing seadike, causing severe beach erosion. In 1976 the Belgian Government decided to sizeably enlarge the outer harbor of Zeebrugge seaward to a distance of 3.5 km from the coast, and to proceed with a significant beach restoration of about of sand. An extensive observation program is carried out to study beach changes and to indicate unexpected developments, so that counter‐measures can be taken in good time. Results of observations over the period June 1979 until February 1981 are examined using survey data from bathymetric soundings, aerial photogrammetry and terrestrial beach measurements.
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Roovers, P., Kerckaert, P., Burgers, A., Noordam, A., De Candt, P., “Beach protection as part of the Harbour Extension at Zeebrugge, Belgium,” Papers XXV International Navigation Congress, Volume 5, Section 2. Edinburgh, 10—16th May 1981.
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Pierre Kerckaert
Chf. Engr.‐Dir., Ministry of Public Works, Administration of Waterways, Coastal Service, Ostend, Belgium
Paul P. L. Roovers
Chf. Engr.‐Dir., Ministry of Public Works, Hydraulics Research Lab., Borgerhout, Belgium
Ahrend Noordam
Proj. Mgr., T.V. Zeebouw‐Zeezand, Knokke‐Heist, Belgium
Paul De Candt
Proj. Engr., N.V. Haecon, Ghent, Belgium
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