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This book, first published in 1973, presents the papers from the 3rd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium. The central theme that emerges from all papers is the dynamic aspect of the coastal environment, and the way geomorphic principles can be used to solve problems.
List of contents
Part 1. Coastal Processes 1. The Investigation of Form and Processes in the Coastal Zone
Hayes, Owens, Hubbard and Abele 2. The Littoral Power Gradient and Shoreline Changes
May and Tanner 3. Probable Causes of Shoreline Recession and Advance on the South Shore of Eastern Long Island
McCormick 4. Dynamics of Beach Accretion in South Lincolnshire, England
King 5. Sand Bars Along Low Energy Beaches, Multiple Parallel Sand Bars of Southeastern Cape Cod Bay, Part 1
Nilsson Transverse Bars, Part 2
Niedoroda 6. Depositional Structures and Processes in the Mouths of Small Coastal Streams, Southwestern Oregon
Clifton, Phillips and Hunter 7. Beach Processes in an Arctic Environment
McCann Part 2. Barrier Islands 8. Bathymetric Projected Profiles and the Origin of Barrier Islands - Johnson's Shoreline of Emergence, Revisited
Fisher 9. Barrier and Lagoon Systems Along the Zululand Coast, South Africa
Orme 10. Effects of Erosion on Barrier Island Morphology at Fire Island, New York
Ruzyla 11. Comparison of Ecological and Geomorphic Interactions Between Altered and Unaltered Barrier Island Systems in North Carolina
Godfrey and Godfrey Part 3. Applications of Geomorphology 12. Barrier Islands: Natural and Controlled
Dolan 13. Beach Profile Changes on Western Long Island
Everts 14. Coastal Processes and Prehistoric Maritime Cultures
Schwartz and Grabert 15. Morphology and Vertical Sedimentary Sequence Models in Holocene Transgressive Barrier Systems
Craft, Biggs and Halsey 16. Coastal Dunes of Younger Bermuda
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Donald R. Coates
Summary
This book, first published in 1973, presents the papers from the 3rd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium. The central theme that emerges from all papers is the dynamic aspect of the coastal environment, and the way geomorphic principles can be used to solve problems.
