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|a Conceptual Model of the Effects of Sea Level Rise on Sandy Coasts |h [electronic resource]. |
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|a Journal of Coastal Research Volume 21, Number 6. |
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|a Over the past 40 years, consideration of the potential effect of sea level rise on sandy coasts has been dominated by
the conceptual model proposed in the Bruun Rule, which is used to predict the horizontal translation of the shoreline
associated with a given rise in sea level. A review of the hypotheses that form the basis for this two-dimensional
model suggests that the assumption of net sand transfer to the nearshore profile and deposition of a thickness of
sediment equal to the rise in sea level is probably incorrect. Moreover, the model omits consideration of a significant
component of the coastal sediment budget, namely the dune sediment budget, and the processes associated with beachdune
interaction. An alternative conceptual model is developed on the basis of a two-dimensional equilibrium profile
similar to that which forms the basis for the Bruun Model. The proposed model incorporates consideration of the dune
sediment budget and foredune dynamics. In contrast to the Bruun Model, it predicts no net transfer of sediment to
the nearshore profile and preservation of the foredune through landward migration. It is argued that the model
proposed here offers a better starting point for developing more realistic models of shoreline response to sea level rise
that incorporate consideration of alongshore sediment transfers and more complex coastal morphology and sediment
characteristics. Testing of the validity of the model and its potential use for integrated coastal zone management will
require consideration of the volume changes associated with sea level rise on a decadal scale. |
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