2004
DOI: 10.2208/jscej.2004.769_35
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Measurement of Floating Sand Particle Concentration and Estimate of the Flux in Sea Sand Mining Area

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“…However, sea sand mining will have many impacts on the environment, and blind mining will result in shoreline erosion, beach salinization and other adverse consequences. Reasonable and legal sea sand mining site selection should be in line with the marine functional zoning [3,4], and for this reason, a regional suitability assessment should be carried out before sea sand mining to determine the most suitable area for development. At present, scholars at home and abroad have preliminary research, Wang Xiuwei et al in the "on the improvement of China's sea sand mining management system" in the sea sand mining system puts forward a number of practicable regulatory programs; Zhang Qin et al in the "Zhanjiang Bay sea sand mining on the periphery of the impact of sediment siltation and wave field" [12] explored the impact of sea sand mining on the aquatic environment; Min, Won-Gi et al studied the impact of sea sand mining on the composition and cessation of small-scale benthic communities.…”
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“…However, sea sand mining will have many impacts on the environment, and blind mining will result in shoreline erosion, beach salinization and other adverse consequences. Reasonable and legal sea sand mining site selection should be in line with the marine functional zoning [3,4], and for this reason, a regional suitability assessment should be carried out before sea sand mining to determine the most suitable area for development. At present, scholars at home and abroad have preliminary research, Wang Xiuwei et al in the "on the improvement of China's sea sand mining management system" in the sea sand mining system puts forward a number of practicable regulatory programs; Zhang Qin et al in the "Zhanjiang Bay sea sand mining on the periphery of the impact of sediment siltation and wave field" [12] explored the impact of sea sand mining on the aquatic environment; Min, Won-Gi et al studied the impact of sea sand mining on the composition and cessation of small-scale benthic communities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%