PREDICTION OF BEACH EROSION CAUSED BY REDUCTION OF FLUVIAL SAND SUPPLY DUE TO EXCESS SAND MINING AND BEACH RECOVERY AFTER PROHIBITION OF MINING
PREDICTION OF BEACH EROSION CAUSED BY REDUCTION OF FLUVIAL SAND SUPPLY DUE TO EXCESS SAND MINING AND BEACH RECOVERY AFTER PROHIBITION OF MINING
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过度采砂导致河沙供应减少及禁采后海滩恢复对海滩侵蚀的预测
DOI:
10.9753/icce.v33.sediment.61
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发表时间:
2012
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Shiho Miyahara
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作者:
T. San;T. Uda;Norikazu Ohashi;Hitoshi Iwamoto;M. Serizawa;Toshinori Ishikawa;Shiho Miyahara
Long-term topographic changes since 1968 along the entire Shizuoka and Shimizu coasts including a 17 km stretch extending between the Abe River mouth and the tip of the Mihono-matsubara sand spit were investigated. Beach erosion of these coasts was triggered by the decrease in sediment supply from the Abe River due to excessive riverbed mining until 1967. After 1982/1983, natural sand supply from the river increased and accretion occurred on these coasts. Measured topographic changes were reproduced using the contour-line-change model considering changes in grain size. Not only the movement of the sand body but also the shoreline and bathymetric changes were numerically reproduced. The calculated results were in good agreement with the measured topographic changes.