Impact of coastal forcing and groundwater recharge on the growth of a fresh groundwater lens in a mega-scale beach nourishment

For a large beach nourishment called the Sand Engine – constructed in 2011 at the Dutch coast – we have examined the impact of coastal forcing (i.e. natural processes that drive coastal hydro- and morphodynamics) and groundwater recharge on the growth of a fresh groundwater lens between 2011 and 201...

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Published in:Hydrology and earth system sciences 2018-02, Vol.22 (2), p.1065-1080
Main Authors: Huizer, Sebastian, Radermacher, Max, de Vries, Sierd, Oude Essink, Gualbert H.P, Bierkens, Marc F.P
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Beach nourishment
Beaches
Coastal dynamics
Coastal environments
Coastal erosion
Coastal processes
Coastal storms
Coasts
Computer simulation
Dynamics
Environmental aspects
Groundwater
Groundwater recharge
Groundwater resources
Growth
Morphology
Natural history
Radiative forcing
Recharge zones
Salinization
Storm surges
Storms
Three dimensional models
Tidal dynamics
Water resources
Wave runup
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Beaches
Coastal dynamics
Coastal environments
Coastal erosion
Coastal processes
Coastal storms
Coasts
Computer simulation
Dynamics
Environmental aspects
Groundwater
Groundwater recharge
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Natural history
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