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Table of Contents
CHAPTER III : ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF ADAPTIVE MEASURES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
29
2. RETREAT ...................................................................................................... 30
3. ACCOMODATION ........................................................................................
30
4. PROTECTION ...............................................................................................
31
CHAPTER IV : SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF ADAPTIVE
MEASURES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
35
2. RETREAT ......................................................................................................
35
3. A CCOMODA TION ........................................................................................
36
4. PROTECTION ...............................................................................................
37
CHAPTER V : LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF
ADAFrIVE MEASURES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
38
2. RETREAT AND ACCOMMODATION .......................................................... 39
3, PROTECTION ...............................................................................................
40
CHAPTER VI : PRIORITIES FOR ADAPTIVE RESPONSES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
41
2. PRIORITIES FOR ADAPTATION ................................................................. 42
3. PRIORITIES FOR IMPLEMENTING ADAPTIVE OPTIONS IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ............................................................................
44
4. CRITERIA FOR ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES ....................................... 45
5. REFERENCES ...............................................................................................
46
PART III : SEDIMENT TRANSPORT
CHAPTER I : BED MATERIAL SUSPENSION AND TRANSPORT IN
STEADY UNIFORM CURRENTS
1. BED LOAD TRANSPORT ............................................................................. 51
2. SUSPENDED LOAD TRANSPORT. .............................................................. 56
3. TOTAL LOAD TRANSPORT .........................................................................
79
4. REFERENCES (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) ............................................ 82
CHAPTER II : BED MATERIAL SUSPENSION AND TRANSPORT IN
UNIFORM WAVES
1. INTR OD UCTIO N ..........................................................................................
85
2. ANAL YSIS OF MEASURED CONCENTRATION PROFILES AND
TRANSPORT RATES ......................................................................................... 88
3. COMPUTATION OF TIME-A VERA GED CONCENTRATION PROFILES. 97
4. REFERENCES .............................................................................................
104
Table of Contents
CHAPTER III : ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF ADAPTIVE MEASURES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
29
2. RETREAT ...................................................................................................... 30
3. ACCOMODATION ........................................................................................
30
4. PROTECTION ...............................................................................................
31
CHAPTER IV : SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF ADAPTIVE
MEASURES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
35
2. RETREAT ......................................................................................................
35
3. A CCOMODA TION ........................................................................................
36
4. PROTECTION ...............................................................................................
37
CHAPTER V : LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF
ADAFrIVE MEASURES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
38
2. RETREAT AND ACCOMMODATION .......................................................... 39
3, PROTECTION ...............................................................................................
40
CHAPTER VI : PRIORITIES FOR ADAPTIVE RESPONSES
1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................
41
2. PRIORITIES FOR ADAPTATION ................................................................. 42
3. PRIORITIES FOR IMPLEMENTING ADAPTIVE OPTIONS IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ............................................................................
44
4. CRITERIA FOR ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES ....................................... 45
5. REFERENCES ...............................................................................................
46
PART III : SEDIMENT TRANSPORT
CHAPTER I : BED MATERIAL SUSPENSION AND TRANSPORT IN
STEADY UNIFORM CURRENTS
1. BED LOAD TRANSPORT ............................................................................. 51
2. SUSPENDED LOAD TRANSPORT. .............................................................. 56
3. TOTAL LOAD TRANSPORT .........................................................................
79
4. REFERENCES (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) ............................................ 82
CHAPTER II : BED MATERIAL SUSPENSION AND TRANSPORT IN
UNIFORM WAVES
1. INTR OD UCTIO N ..........................................................................................
85
2. ANAL YSIS OF MEASURED CONCENTRATION PROFILES AND
TRANSPORT RATES ......................................................................................... 88
3. COMPUTATION OF TIME-A VERA GED CONCENTRATION PROFILES. 97
4. REFERENCES .............................................................................................
104