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Coastline Evolution in Response to a Major Mine Sediment Discharge on the Namibian Coastline
1999
Coastal Engineering 1998
unpublished
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The measurement, monitoring and modelling of the impacts of a major sedimentary discharge to the highly dynamic coastline of southern Namibia is described. Some 27 million m 3 of sediment will be discharged over a 5 year period as a result of a novel diamond mining technique employing an inland dredger. The study demonstrates that mathematical modelling, supported by comprehensive monitoring information, constitutes an important tool for mining optimization and impact prediction and management.
doi:10.1061/9780784404119.204
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