2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10064-011-0411-6
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Environmental impacts of single and successive breakwaters along the Mediterranean coastline at Radès–Ezzahra, NE Tunisia

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“…Tombolos and salients are produced by emerged breakwaters. The effectiveness of emerged breakwaters and the formation of tombolos or salients, are dependent on relationships amongst the shoreline-breakwater distance, the breakwater’s length, and the gap width ( Ramanujam and Sudarsan, 2003 ; Razak and Nor, 2018 ; Saidi et al., 2012a ). Saidi et al.…”
Section: Emerged Breakwatersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Tombolos and salients are produced by emerged breakwaters. The effectiveness of emerged breakwaters and the formation of tombolos or salients, are dependent on relationships amongst the shoreline-breakwater distance, the breakwater’s length, and the gap width ( Ramanujam and Sudarsan, 2003 ; Razak and Nor, 2018 ; Saidi et al., 2012a ). Saidi et al.…”
Section: Emerged Breakwatersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Updrift deposition and downdrift erosion are other consequences after installing emerged breakwaters. A study by Saidi et al. (2012a) provided evidence of beach response to the emerged breakwater construction.…”
Section: Emerged Breakwatersmentioning
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“…After the construction of the dams of El Kbir in 1920, Bir M'Cherga in 1971 and Lahma in 2002, the sediments input into the Gulf of Tunis decreased from 3.3 10 6 to 2.2 10 6 tons/year (Sliti, 1990;El Arrim, 1996;Saïdi et al, 2013). This reduction affects the solid and liquid inputs to the Gulf of Tunis containing the discharged polluted waters (Added et al, 2003;Khadhar et al, 2018;Kabouchi et al, 2020).…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%