Soft solution to Kinka Beach improvement : present situation (year 1990) : paper presented at the 3rd Workshop on Coastal Zone Management organized by QUT and UCCQ in Yeppoon on September 13-16, 1990
posted on 2017-12-06, 00:00authored byJurek Piorewicz
"Progressive erosion of Kinka Beach and instability of the outflow channel from Causeway Lake was stopped by excavation of a new channel and construction of a sand dam 1.5 years ago. The new dam has created a tidal lagoon to accumulate a sufficeint tidal prism to keep the new channel free of siltation. At the same time the dam may be considered as a natural headland for nearby Kinka Beach where a crenulate-shaped bay is expected to develop. This relatively cheap solution is being monitored to obtain information for future rational designs of beach stabilization compatible with environmental situations. The results of these field observations are analyzed."--Abstact.
Funding
Category 1 - Australian Competitive Grants (this includes ARC, NHMRC)
History
Start Page
1
End Page
69
Number of Pages
69
Publisher
Department of Civil Engineering and Building, University College of Central Queensland