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Cancun Barrier: Alternatives for beach restoration

Diez Gonzalez, Jose Javier and Esteban Pérez, María Dolores and Paz, Rosa María (2008) Cancun Barrier: Alternatives for beach restoration. In: 7th International Conference PIANC-COPEDEC - Coastal and Port Engineering in Developing Countries – Best Practices in the Coastal Environment, 24/02/2008-28/02/2008, Dubai, Emiratos Árabes Unidos.

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Item Type:Presentation at Congress or Day (Article)
Authors/Creators:
Creators NameCreators email (if known)
Diez Gonzalez, Jose Javier
Esteban Pérez, María Dolores
Paz, Rosa María
Title:Cancun Barrier: Alternatives for beach restoration
Event Title:7th International Conference PIANC-COPEDEC - Coastal and Port Engineering in Developing Countries – Best Practices in the Coastal Environment
Event Dates:24/02/2008-28/02/2008
Event Location:Dubai, Emiratos Árabes Unidos
Title of Book:Conference Proceedings
Publisher:Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory
Date:16 December 2008
Department:Civil Engineering: Planning, Urbanism and Environment
Faculty:E.T.S.I. Roads, Canals and Ports (UPM)
Creative Commons licenses:Recognition - No derivative works - No commercial
Item ID:3106
Subjects:Environment
Civil Engineering and Construction

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Abstract

Among the effects of hurricane Gilbert, in 1988, on Yucatan Peninsula the erosions in Cancun barrier acquired special meaning, although their first origin had, without doubt, been the inadequate way of tourist development. Paradoxically, but also consequently, their social and economical effects came soon out to the whole estate. Therefore several studies were developed during nineties and later until 2004 to generate alternative projects to recover and maintain the barrier beach. Some of the proposed solutions consisted on a simple nourishment but some other complemented it with small rigid works. The solution finally implemented, along first half of 2006, consisted on just nourishment, whose details are not enough known yet. In this paper the foreseeable efficiency of the proposed and the built projects are discussed together with the more general question about the suitability and environmental behaviour of rigid works in beach regeneration projects.

Item Type:Presentation at Congress or Day (Article)
Uncontrolled Keywords:“rigid” works, natural (bio) reef, nourishment, ecologic and environmental impacts, hurricanes, land planning and management.
Subjects:Environment
Civil Engineering and Construction
Código ID:3106
Depositado Por:Memoria Investigacion
Depositado el:14 Jun 2010 14:05
Last Modified:15 Jun 2010 10:48

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