Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado

Information needed for coastal zone management and planning is provided on the basis of research designed to understand better the components and interactions within coastal ecosystems and the interrelationship with the land use and the geological hazards. The present landscape was shaped principall...

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Autores principales: López, R.A., Marcomini, S.C.
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Coastal hazards
Coastal management
Geomorphology
Land use
coastal erosion
coastal zone management
geomorphological response
hazard assessment
land use
Argentina
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00044822_v55_n3_p251_Lopez
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Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA) de Universidad de Buenos Aires
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spelling todo:paper_00044822_v55_n3_p251_Lopez2023-10-03T13:57:34Z Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado López, R.A. Marcomini, S.C. Coastal hazards Coastal management Geomorphology Land use coastal erosion coastal zone management geomorphological response hazard assessment land use Argentina Information needed for coastal zone management and planning is provided on the basis of research designed to understand better the components and interactions within coastal ecosystems and the interrelationship with the land use and the geological hazards. The present landscape was shaped principally by aeolian, fluvial and marine action, and the resultant landforms were mapped and described in relation to their evolution, both natural and anthropogenic. A morphological coastal model which considered the interrelation between marine and aeolian processes was developed to identify the coastal vulnerability to erosion. Set-back distances, based on historic recession rates, were estimated in order to suggest preventative action that would reduce or eliminate damage to the waterfront. The erosion zone that is estimated to be at risk during the following 100 years varies between 40 m (low erosional rates) and 180 m (high erosional rates). Mapping of land use and natural coastal hazards was undertaken to help plan and regulate use of the studied area in the future. A management framework for mitigating coastal hazards and a recommendation regarding land use also proposed. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00044822_v55_n3_p251_Lopez
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topic Coastal hazards
Coastal management
Geomorphology
Land use
coastal erosion
coastal zone management
geomorphological response
hazard assessment
land use
Argentina
spellingShingle Coastal hazards
Coastal management
Geomorphology
Land use
coastal erosion
coastal zone management
geomorphological response
hazard assessment
land use
Argentina
López, R.A.
Marcomini, S.C.
Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado
topic_facet Coastal hazards
Coastal management
Geomorphology
Land use
coastal erosion
coastal zone management
geomorphological response
hazard assessment
land use
Argentina
description Information needed for coastal zone management and planning is provided on the basis of research designed to understand better the components and interactions within coastal ecosystems and the interrelationship with the land use and the geological hazards. The present landscape was shaped principally by aeolian, fluvial and marine action, and the resultant landforms were mapped and described in relation to their evolution, both natural and anthropogenic. A morphological coastal model which considered the interrelation between marine and aeolian processes was developed to identify the coastal vulnerability to erosion. Set-back distances, based on historic recession rates, were estimated in order to suggest preventative action that would reduce or eliminate damage to the waterfront. The erosion zone that is estimated to be at risk during the following 100 years varies between 40 m (low erosional rates) and 180 m (high erosional rates). Mapping of land use and natural coastal hazards was undertaken to help plan and regulate use of the studied area in the future. A management framework for mitigating coastal hazards and a recommendation regarding land use also proposed.
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Marcomini, S.C.
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Marcomini, S.C.
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title Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado
title_short Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado
title_full Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado
title_fullStr Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado
title_full_unstemmed Geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between Miramar and Nutria Mansa creek. Partido de General Alvarado
title_sort geomorphology and land management of the coastal zone between miramar and nutria mansa creek. partido de general alvarado
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