WORKSHOP 3
 Dynamic coastal management:
The best way forward?
 Luc Geelen, Joost Veer & Gerben Ruessink
DYNAMIC COASTAL MANAGEMENT:
THE BEST WAY FORWARD?
PROGRAM 11.30-13.00
1. General introduction workshop by Luc Geelen
2. Introduction round participants,
3. Short presentation & theses by Joost Veer,
4. Short presentation & theses by Gerben Ruessink
5. Dialogues and discussions (2 groups)
6. Conclusions for feedback on Friday
hinterland
dune
beach
sea
INTRO PARTICIPANTS
Safety
Nature
Recreation
Research
Otherwise
THESE 1 - GERBEN RUESSINK
 The combined use of small (beach)
nourishments and foredune trenches will
additionally stimulate dune remobilization
 Critical issues:
 Type of sand (e.g., shell content)
 Amount of sand
THESE 1 - GERBEN RUESSINK
 Too much sand leads to an obese coast
THESE 2 - GERBEN RUESSINK
 Dynamic coastal management demands a
dynamic assessment tool: from a safe coast to
a healthy coast
 Elements:
 Sufficient sand
 Geomorphologic dynamics (sand needs to move!)
 State of ecosystems
 …
THESE 2 - GERBEN RUESSINK
 Dynamic coastal management demands a
dynamic assessment tool: from a safe coast to
a healthy coast
THESE 3 – GERBEN RUESSINK
 Dune erosion is inherent to beach-dune
interaction and should not be prevented by
large-scale (beach) nourishments
THESE 4 – JOOST VEER
 Best way forward = Integrate Nature & Safety
THESE 5 – JOOST VEER
 No nourishments will not lead to Dynaims in
the front dunes on a short term
RESPONSE IN FOREDUNE MOBILTY TYPE
THESE 6 – JOOST VEER
 more space = more functions?

Dynamic Coastal Management

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    WORKSHOP 3  Dynamiccoastal management: The best way forward?  Luc Geelen, Joost Veer & Gerben Ruessink
  • 2.
    DYNAMIC COASTAL MANAGEMENT: THEBEST WAY FORWARD? PROGRAM 11.30-13.00 1. General introduction workshop by Luc Geelen 2. Introduction round participants, 3. Short presentation & theses by Joost Veer, 4. Short presentation & theses by Gerben Ruessink 5. Dialogues and discussions (2 groups) 6. Conclusions for feedback on Friday
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    THESE 1 -GERBEN RUESSINK  The combined use of small (beach) nourishments and foredune trenches will additionally stimulate dune remobilization  Critical issues:  Type of sand (e.g., shell content)  Amount of sand
  • 5.
    THESE 1 -GERBEN RUESSINK  Too much sand leads to an obese coast
  • 6.
    THESE 2 -GERBEN RUESSINK  Dynamic coastal management demands a dynamic assessment tool: from a safe coast to a healthy coast  Elements:  Sufficient sand  Geomorphologic dynamics (sand needs to move!)  State of ecosystems  …
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    THESE 2 -GERBEN RUESSINK  Dynamic coastal management demands a dynamic assessment tool: from a safe coast to a healthy coast
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    THESE 3 –GERBEN RUESSINK  Dune erosion is inherent to beach-dune interaction and should not be prevented by large-scale (beach) nourishments
  • 9.
    THESE 4 –JOOST VEER  Best way forward = Integrate Nature & Safety
  • 10.
    THESE 5 –JOOST VEER  No nourishments will not lead to Dynaims in the front dunes on a short term RESPONSE IN FOREDUNE MOBILTY TYPE
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    THESE 6 –JOOST VEER  more space = more functions?