THE GREAT BELT LINK HOW TO ACHIEVE ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON THE BALTIC SEA
No. 22 (1990), Conference Proceedings
No. 22 (1990)

THE GREAT BELT LINK HOW TO ACHIEVE ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON THE BALTIC SEA

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https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v22.%25p
Published 1990-01-29
Jacob Steen Moller
Coastal and Environmental Division, Danish Hydraulic Institute
Niels-Erik Ottesen Hansen
LICengineering A/S
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Great Belt Link
environmental impact
Baltic Sea

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Moller, J. S., & Hansen, N.-E. O. (1990). THE GREAT BELT LINK HOW TO ACHIEVE ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON THE BALTIC SEA. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(22). https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v22.%p
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Abstract

The Great Belt Link crosses the Great Belt (Denmark) which is the major strait connecting the Baltic Sea with the North Sea. A law passed by the Danish Parliament imposes an environmental design criteria of 'zero far field effect' on the Link. This paper describes how the challenge of zero effect is met by compensation dredging. The compensation dredging is designed by the use of highly sophisticated numerical models.
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