Keywords
beach nourishment
shore protection
coastal structure
shore protection
coastal structure
How to Cite
Khabidov, A., Bazhenov, Y., Glodenis, M., Ivanova, N., Kaskevitch, L., Rybak, O., Savkin, V., Trizno, A., Zelensky, G., & Yedapin, V. (1996). BEACH NOURISHEMENT VERSUS SHORE PROTECTION STRUCTURES. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(25). https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v25.%p
Abstract
The problem of coastal erosion in Russia became especially urgent in 50th- 60th during the extensive river damming, taking place mainly in the regions valuable for society. To prevent erosion, which spanned thousands of kilometres of new shoreline different shore protection techniques were used, including hard structures, shoreface and beach nourishment as well as hybrid methods. Most if not all of these techniques were previously applied on Novosibirsk Reservoir, one of the first Russian large man-made lakes. Long-term observations of structures state and recent studying of response of the coastal environment on the projects emplacing testify the greater efficiency of coastal stabilization by beach nourishment programs and hybrid structures.
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