XVèmes Journées, La Rochelle 2018
DOI: 10.5150/jngcgc.2018.031
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LX-Shore : Un nouveau modèle d’évolution du trait de côte pour les littoraux sableux dominés par l'action des vagues

Abstract: Résumé :Comprendre et prévoir les évolutions du trait de côte est crucial pour informer et guider les gestionnaires du littoral. Jusqu'à très récemment la plupart des modèles de trait de côte ne permettaient pas de répondre à ces objectifs le long des littoraux sableux dominés par l'action des vagues du fait de limitations numériques et/ou physiques. Cette étude présente un nouveau modèle numérique à complexité réduite, nommé LX-Shore, permettant de simuler les évolutions du trait de côte le long de ces littor… Show more

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“…This is particularly true for most coastal plan-view geometries where alongshore variability in breaking wave conditions is enforced by offshore wave refraction across bathymetric anomalies such as canyons or wave shadowing by e.g. headlands or offshore islands (Robinet, 2017;Robinet et al, 2017). In addition, sandbars are highly dynamic morphological features in both the alongshore and cross-shore directions (e.g.…”
Section: Current Assumptions and Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is particularly true for most coastal plan-view geometries where alongshore variability in breaking wave conditions is enforced by offshore wave refraction across bathymetric anomalies such as canyons or wave shadowing by e.g. headlands or offshore islands (Robinet, 2017;Robinet et al, 2017). In addition, sandbars are highly dynamic morphological features in both the alongshore and cross-shore directions (e.g.…”
Section: Current Assumptions and Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The over-accreted shoreline cell (F > 1) spreads the sediment fraction excess into the most offshore water cell, while the over-eroded shoreline cell (F < 0) is fed by the most inland dry cell. Noteworthy, additional accretion and erosion rules were implemented to handle complex local shoreline shapes that are usually associated with various specific cell configurations (alignment of neighboring shoreline cells and positions of the surrounding water cells) in the sediment fraction grid(Robinet, 2017).…”
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“…However, these models have typically simplified the representation of the cross-shore exchange sediment exchange, employing sources and sinks with schematized values in time and space (Larson, Kraus and Hanson 2002). To improve the predictive capability of these models, longshore and cross-shore processes have been combined in a more rigorous manner, using physics-based formulations (Robinet et al 2017;Vitousek et al 2017). However, further simplifications are required as simulations are performed for large areas over long time periods (Larson et al 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%