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Cambridge University Press - Coastal Processes Engineering Appln

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Description

Explore the complex geological environments where land meets sea with this specialized text from Cambridge University Press. As human activity in coastal zones increases due to tourism and recreation, shoreline development often creates significant conflict with natural coastal processes. This book provides a detailed look at the physical processes affecting these unique environments. Designed for those studying the intersection of land and oceans, the text explains the dynamics of coastal engineering. It covers how humans have historically built structures for naval and commercial purposes and how modern development impacts the coastline. This resource helps readers understand the fundamental processes governing these active geological zones.

Key Features

This text from Cambridge University Press provides a deep look into the unique geological environments of the world's coastlines.

Learn about the physical processes affecting the dynamic intersection of land and the oceans.

Understand the history of human structures built for naval and commercial purposes in coastal zones.

Examine how modern recreation and tourism have increased activity and impact in coastal areas.

Study the conflicts caused by shoreline development and its effect on natural coastal processes.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
21 August 2008
Listed Since
02 February 2007

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