Titlebook: Brazilian Beach Systems; Andrew D. Short,Antonio Henrique da F. Klein Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Beach M

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Ocean Beaches of Rio Grande do Sul,e very common and the troughs are usually deeper than the height of the bathers. The combination of higher beach population during summer seasons and rip-dominated intermediate beaches result in the most hazardous beaches along the northern littoral and in the extreme south. Other beach hazards are

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Maintenance Theory of Reliabilityto 3 m, resulting in wave-dominated beaches backed by extensive Holocene and Pleistocene trasgressive dune fields. In the Central Maranh?o Gulf is S?o Luís, the most urbanized zone on the Maranh?o coast. Its tide-modified beaches present many beach hazards to the beachgoers. In addition, the beach q

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Maintenance Theory of Reliability zone offshore with a high dissipation/diffraction rates across the inner shelf due to its wide reefs and shallow shelf resulting in low waves at the shore; (2) Paulista to Cabo city, an intermediate wave convergence zone marked by few divergence zones at low tide; (3) Ipojuca to S?o José da Coroa G

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Maintenance for Industrial Systems medium size sands and a dominance of intermediate high energy beaches (Northern Littoral Coast Compartment). Finally, the stretch of the coast fronted by Mesozoic Rifts, characterized by a great heterogeneity of sedimentary rock types and small sediment supply, have a very irregular shoreline, bord

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Maintenance for Industrial Systemsartments separated by Cape Frio where the shoreline undergoes an abrupt change of direction. This change is responsible for a considerable difference in the exposure of the beaches to southerly waves, resulting in distinct dynamic processes within these two compartments. Each of the compartments has