Managing the existing and emerging threats from coastal flow slides

该项目旨在制定第一个沿海流滑的管理策略。该项目期望在水流滑动如何触发、向内陆传播和破坏结构方面产生新的知识。预期成果包括全球适用的新模型和管理方法，由沿海和岩土工程师和海岸地貌学家组成的跨学科团队使用创新数据开发。这可能会为规划和管理沿海和海湾的结构提供重大好处，以防止破坏性的水流滑动。该项目将有助于设计和实施海岸工程，以保护现有结构免受因海平面上升而出现的流滑风险。

This project aims to develop the first management strategies for coastal flow slides. This project expects to generate new knowledge on how flow slides are triggered, propagate inland and undermine structures. Expected outcomes include globally applicable novel models and management approaches developed by an interdisciplinary team of coastal and geotechnical engineers and coastal geomorphologist using innovative data. This is likely to provide significant benefits for planning and managing structures along coasts and bays against destructive flow slides. The project will enable the design and implementation of coastal works to protect existing structures against flow slides risks emerging with rising sea level.