Innovative Coastal Zone Management – Sustainable engineering for a dynamic coast

Contents
Preface iii
Section 1: Innovative coastal planning, design and management, including coastal defence
Establishing a partnership approach to managing coastal assets 3
A. Thurston, G. Lymbery
How high is high enough? – The art of assessing extreme conditions for effective
coastal management 12
A. McMillan, D. Worth, S. Laeger, T. Hunt, A. Scott, M. Becker, K. Horsburgh, M. Lawless
C. Batstone, J Tawn
Investigating the source – pathway – receptor – consequence framework for coastal
flood system analyses 22
S. Narayan, R. Nicholls, D. Clarke, S Hanson
Eco-dynamic development and design tested for coastal management 32
G. van Raalte, M. van Koningsveld, J. Fiselier, H. de Vriend, D Rijks
Threat of coastal inundation in the Solent: real-time forecasting 43
M. Wadey, R. Nicholls, C. Hutton
Section 2: Coast and near shore renewable energy systems
Preliminary investigation of a novel breakwater combining coastal defence and energy
generation for near shore environments 55
M. Hillmann, S. Quayle, M. Li
The potential future wave resource utilisation around Wales 66
I. Fairley, M. Willis, I. Masters
Tidal energy resource study for the Copeland Islands 76
N.R Shannon, D. Laurent
Reassessing the Seven Barrage: Operational modes and their impacts 86
J. Osment, P Halstead, N. Pontee, B Halmer, R. Harvey
Whitby Pier power 96
N. Cooper, J. Grimwade, S. Rowe, D. Langston
Developing the ‘Atlantic Marine Energy Test Site’ 104
J.Ascoop, M. Fielding, B O’Mahony
Offshore wind farms vs coastal erosion 113
V. Negro. M.D Esteban, J.S Lôpez-Gutiérrez, J.J Diez
Section 3: Social, environmental and climatic change
Coastal flood risk – Belfast case study 125
D. Porter
Sustainable development at the coast: the Lincolnshire Coastal Study 134
N. van Dijk, G. Darch, R. Belfield, a. Freeman, D. Hickman
Understanding risk to the community of Spurn Head (Humber Estuary, UK) 144
J. Holland, S. Hunt, H Roberts
Delivering sustainable coastal management solutions through community engagement
in sensitive environments: Case studies from the Western Isles, UK 154
D. Dray, P. Phipps, M. Gray
Stakeholder engagement and the Severn Estuary shoreline management plan –
Lessons learned for marine planning and other large scale plans 164
K. Winnard
Developing a practical tool for coastal flood forecasting and warning 171
J. Ray, E. Coulling, SY Evans, K. Sprink
Climate change impacts on the coast of NW England and N Wales 181
N. Pontee, D. Price, A. Parsons
Climate change impacts on disadvantaged coastal communities 192
A. Fernàndez-Bilbao, J. Allan, M. Zsamboky
Flooding and eroding coastal landfills – Institutions working together for solutions 201
J. Wilkinson
Climate change effects on mixing characteristics of a large embayment 211
D. Greer, R. Lee, J. Oldman
Lavernock Point to St Ann’s Head SMP2 – Assessing habitat changes under rising
sea levels 221
M. Phillips, H. Jones, N. Pontee, P. Williams
Lessons for designing managed realignment sites along hyper tidal estuaries –
A case study on the Bristol Port Company’s Steart habitat creation scheme 233
A. Wright, J. Shipton, B. carroll, S. Armstrong
Medmerry managed realignment – Sustainable coastal management to gain multiple
benefits 243
J. Pearce, S. Khan, P. Lewis
Quantifying the carbon footprint of coastal construction – A new tool HRCAT 253
R. Broekens, M. Escarameia, C. Cantelmo, G. Woolhouse
“Will or should, the RTPI be running the ICE coastal management conference in
four years time?’ Increasing the dialogue between shoreline management plans and
spatial planning 263
N. Hardiman, A. Baptiste, G. Guthrie, J. Flikweert
Section 4: Coastal policy – Legislation, targets and the future
Coastal flood risk – A European legislation perspective 277
D. Porter
A framework for coastal and erosion risk management science 286
P. Sayers, O. Tarrant, D.S. Brew, N. Cooper, M. Wallis, M. Walkden
New century, new management approaches – is it time for consolidated legislation
for the coast? 296
J. Hines, J. Hutchison, S. Thompsett, J. Potts
Coastal policy, legislation, targets and the future in Sri Lanka 306
V. Mohan
Scenarios in shoreline management 316
E. Williams, G. Guthrie
Anglian shoreline management plans: Large scale processes driving local solutions 326
J. Flikweert, K. Thomas, T. Oakes, P. Frew, M. Dugher, G. Guthrie
Flamborough Head to Gibraltar Point shoreline management plan – a consensus-
based approach 337
D. Dales, L. Evans, J. Pos. J. Short
“And forward, though I cannot see, I guess and fear.” A move from continual to
continuous management 347
G. Guthrie, J. Hutchison, J. Flikweert
Approaching future shoreline management 357
K. Burgess, J. Hutchison
Lessons learned from 20 years of managed realignment and regulated tidal exchange
in the UK 365
C. Scott, S. Armstrong, I. Townend, M. Dixon, M. Everard
South East Regional Habitat Creation Programme 375
R. Jolley, E. Allison
Governance, planning and the European ambition for marine space 384
K. Johnson, J. Side, S. Kerr
Section 5: Funding and accountability – Investment, opportunities and growth
Community-led flood and coastal management projects supporting adaptation and
localism in Suffolk and Essex 395
T. Astley-Reid, J. Burch, K. Thomas
Possible implications of localisation and austerity measures on flood and coastal risk
management 405
N. Pontee, A. Parsons, R.A. Crane
Managing coastal change: Use of the Defra Coastal Change fund in North Norfolk 416
P. Frew
Cromer coastal strategy: An approach to prioritising defence works 426
N. Clarke, D. Dales, P. Frew, P. Lawton, J. Pos
The challenges of delivering coastal erosion risk management outside traditional
rules – Thinking outside the box 433
J.J. Denner, R.E Fowler, T. Fenn, B. Harris
Sustainable coastal management for Clacton and Holland on Sea 443
A.E. Rouse, S. Moeed
Wash East: Integrated coastal management 453
P. Lawton, M. Dugher, M. Robinson
Seaton Carew coastal strategy 463
J. Pos, N. Clarke, D. Dales, D. Hancock, M. Pearson
Beach nourishment at the inner Danish waters 473
C. Helledie
Section 6: Effective estuarine and coastal engineering
Beach management plans for mixed beaches: Review and ways forward 485
Assessment of submerged structures for coastal protection in a low wave energy
environment 495
J. Borrero, J. Oldman, L. Lebreton, S. Mead. D. James
Managing coastal defence emergencies (Bawdsey East Lane, Suffolk) 505
A.E. Rouse, A. Sleigh, N. Waterton
Innovative defences from a precast view 515
R. Luther, C. Mottram, H. Hibbard, P. Richardson
Working with coastal processes for coastal defence – A case study from Tynwyn 525
N. Elderfield, R. Morgan, D. Fenn, H Davies
Evaluating the performance, cost and amenity value of timber & rock groyne beach
management structures: Deriving a coastal management scheme for Central Felixstowe 537
R. Turner, J. Kemp, A. Brampton, V. Tonks, P. Phipps, T. Oakes
Probabilistic design of breakwaters in shallow hurricane-prone areas 547
V. Tsimopoulou, W. Kanning, H.G. Voorman, H.J. Verhagen
The use of alternative tropical hardwood timbers in the marine environment 557
P. Welton, M. Meaden, J. Williams, J. Simm
Leigh Creek realignment feasibility study 567
L. Trim, N. Pontee, R. Atkins
Physical modelling of the new coastal defence scheme at Borth 577
C. Obhrai, T. Rigden, K. Powell, A. Johnson
Application of one-line numerical models to beach management on the Central
Felixstowe frontage
J. Kemp, R. Turner, T. Oakes
Cost effective implementation of a shoreline management plan in an environmentally
sensitive area: Seasalter to Graveney sea defences 597
D. Glasson, G. Meijers, A. Schofield, K. Talbot
Stitching up’ the past – The strengthening of three heritage marine structures in
Jersey with needling technology 607
R. Hine, S Hold, A. Ulanovsky
Training of coastal engineers to work in a non-engineering environment 617
M. Burgmeijer, H.J. Verhagen, M. van der Wegen
The benefits of managing spit evolution: A case study in the Exe Estuary, UK 625
P. Canning, D. Fox, N. Pontee