Session B.16: Coasts
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Published:2014
2014. "Session B.16: Coasts", From Sea to Shore – Meeting the Challenges of the Sea: (Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2013), William Allsop, Kevin Burgess
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Greg Guthrie, Royal HaskoningDHV
With reference to crenulated bays can you comment on the influence of wide low crest harder platform headlands on the crenulated shape, especially with reference to SLR
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N Carpenter
This is a good question, and really the SCAPE modelling work to date cannot address this. The south-west coastline of the Isle of Wight described by Stuiver et al. (these Proceedings) considers the effect of different shaped headlands on a coast that appears swash-aligned. In broad terms the headlands and associated bays are similar in shape. On drift-aligned coasts this effect may be different.
