Print Email Facebook Twitter The influence of buildings on aeolian coastal dune development Title The influence of buildings on aeolian coastal dune development Author de Klerk, Reinoud (TU Delft Civil Engineering and Geosciences) Contributor Aarninkhof, Stefan (mentor) de Vries, Sierd (mentor) Eleveld, Marieke (mentor) Duiveman, Marjan (mentor) den Bieman, Joost (mentor) van Westen, Bart (mentor) Degree granting institution Delft University of Technology Programme Civil Engineering | Hydraulic Engineering Date 2019-10-29 Abstract The influence of beach buildings on coastal dune development is still largely unknown, and it could pose a risk to the functionalities coastal dunes provide. The objectives of this research are covered by the main research question: What is the influence of specific types of beach buildings on aeolian coastal dune development and what are suitable dune management measures? This study uses high resolution LiDAR elevation measurements taken with an UAV of two case areas in the Netherlands to investigate the influence of beach buildings on aeolian coastal dune development. Measurements are made of two stretches of beach located in Julianadorp and Sint Maartenszee, where various beach building types are present. Different dune regions are classified based on the presence of building types. The elevation data is discretized in grids that are placed adjacent to the dune foot along these classified regions. Elevation changes and cross-profile evolution of the dunes within these regions make it possible to consistently analyse differences in dune development with quantitative parameters. Subject Aeolian sediment transportBeach buildingsUAV measurementsLidarCoastal dune developmentPhotogrammetry To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:9d4b9dc5-d4aa-421c-95d2-4c05363ac9ec Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights © 2019 Reinoud de Klerk Files PDF Final_Thesis_R.P.de_Klerk ... 0_2019.pdf 102.03 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:9d4b9dc5-d4aa-421c-95d2-4c05363ac9ec/datastream/OBJ/view