Quantitative Analysis Of Shoreline Change, Sargent, Texas

Sealy, James E.; Ahr, Wayne M.

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Sealy, James E. ; Ahr, Wayne M.

Sealy, James E. ; Ahr, Wayne M. Less -
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Texas A & M University, Sea Grant College Program, ; National Sea Grant Program (U.S.)

Texas A & M University, Sea Grant College Program, ; National Sea Grant Program (U.S.) Less -
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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TAMU (Texas Sea Grant) ; NSGO/NSGLC (National Sea Grant)

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The constantly increasing urban and industrial demands on Texas shorelines have placed great stress on a delicately balanced environment. There are tremendous political and economic incentives for the development of methods which will predict the reaction of the coastal system to planned man-made changes on or near the coastline, This thesis examines a method for shoreline stability analysis which could be used in conjunction with conventional studies of beach erosion rates to provide a more thorough understanding of the interaction of waves, the longshore current, and the coastal sediments. A method for the prediction of erosion and deposition rates related to the interaction of longshore currents and the sediment discharged at the mouth of a river is developed, and this method is applied to the new Brazos River delta near Freeport, Texas.
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Beach Erosion Coast Changes
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TAMU-SG ; 75-209
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Funding: NOAA Office of Sea Grants; grant number: 04-3-158-18;
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Texas
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