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ble depths, Proc. Coast. Sediments (1991) pp. 1985–
1999
29.17 E.O. Otay: Long-Term Evolution of Nearshore
Disposal Berms (Department of Coastal and
Oceanographic Engineering, University of Florida,
Gainesville 1994)
29.18 C.J. Andrassy: Monitoring of a disposal mound at
silver strand park, Proc. Coast. Sediments (ASCE, Reston 1991) pp. 1970–1984
29.19 A.E. Browder, R.G. Dean: Monitoring and comparison to predictive models of the perdido key
beach nourishment project, Florida, USA, Coast.
Eng. 39(2–4), 173–192 (2000)
29.20 R.G. Dean, C.H. Yoo: Beach-nourishment performance predictions, J. Waterw. Port Coast. Ocean
Eng. 118(6), 567–586 (1992)
29.21 C.J. Leidersdorf, R.C. Hollar, G. Woodell: Beach enhancement through nourishment and compartmentalization: The recent history of Santa Monica Bay. In: Beach Nourishment Engineering and
Management Considerations, ed. by D.K. Stauble,
N.C. Kraus (ASCE, Reston 1993) pp. 71–85
29.22 W.J. Herron: Artificial beaches in Southern California, Shore Beach 48, 3–12 (1980)
29.23 R.L. Wiegel: Dade county, Florida beach nourishment and hurricane surge protection project,
J. Shore Beach 60(4), 2–28 (1992)
29.24 J.R. Houston: International tourism and U.S.
beaches, Shore Beach 64(2), 3–4 (1996)
29.25 J.R. Houston: The economic value of beaches – 2002
update, Shore Beach 70(1), 9–12 (2002)
29.26 S. C. Howard, K. R. Bodge, T. R. Martin: Beach
renourishment in Jacksonville, http://www.
fsbpa.com/2011TechPresentations/Howard_Bodge_
Martin_fsbpa%201-2011r.pdf, Powerpoint Present.
2011 FSBA Conf., Jacksonville
29.27 USACE: Beach Erosion Project Review Study and Environmental Impact Statement for Pinellas County,
Florida (US Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville
1984)
29.28 J. Krock: Historical Morphodynamics of Johns
Pass, West-Central Florida, M.S. Thesis (University of South Florida, Tampa 2005), http://
scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/731
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ble depths, Proc. Coast. Sediments (1991) pp. 1985–
1999
29.17 E.O. Otay: Long-Term Evolution of Nearshore
Disposal Berms (Department of Coastal and
Oceanographic Engineering, University of Florida,
Gainesville 1994)
29.18 C.J. Andrassy: Monitoring of a disposal mound at
silver strand park, Proc. Coast. Sediments (ASCE, Reston 1991) pp. 1970–1984
29.19 A.E. Browder, R.G. Dean: Monitoring and comparison to predictive models of the perdido key
beach nourishment project, Florida, USA, Coast.
Eng. 39(2–4), 173–192 (2000)
29.20 R.G. Dean, C.H. Yoo: Beach-nourishment performance predictions, J. Waterw. Port Coast. Ocean
Eng. 118(6), 567–586 (1992)
29.21 C.J. Leidersdorf, R.C. Hollar, G. Woodell: Beach enhancement through nourishment and compartmentalization: The recent history of Santa Monica Bay. In: Beach Nourishment Engineering and
Management Considerations, ed. by D.K. Stauble,
N.C. Kraus (ASCE, Reston 1993) pp. 71–85
29.22 W.J. Herron: Artificial beaches in Southern California, Shore Beach 48, 3–12 (1980)
29.23 R.L. Wiegel: Dade county, Florida beach nourishment and hurricane surge protection project,
J. Shore Beach 60(4), 2–28 (1992)
29.24 J.R. Houston: International tourism and U.S.
beaches, Shore Beach 64(2), 3–4 (1996)
29.25 J.R. Houston: The economic value of beaches – 2002
update, Shore Beach 70(1), 9–12 (2002)
29.26 S. C. Howard, K. R. Bodge, T. R. Martin: Beach
renourishment in Jacksonville, http://www.
fsbpa.com/2011TechPresentations/Howard_Bodge_
Martin_fsbpa%201-2011r.pdf, Powerpoint Present.
2011 FSBA Conf., Jacksonville
29.27 USACE: Beach Erosion Project Review Study and Environmental Impact Statement for Pinellas County,
Florida (US Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville
1984)
29.28 J. Krock: Historical Morphodynamics of Johns
Pass, West-Central Florida, M.S. Thesis (University of South Florida, Tampa 2005), http://
scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/731