Coastal retreat at the northern Baltic Sea between Flensburg and Travemünde

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Hauptverfasser: Ziegler, Bernd, Heyen, Alexander
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author Ziegler, Bernd
Heyen, Alexander
author_facet Ziegler, Bernd
Heyen, Alexander
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contents Long-term surveys of the coast bordering the western Baltic Sea in Schleswig-Holstein yielded extensive information over the retreat and condition of active cliffs. 181 cliffs with a total length of 148 km are present along the 55 km coastline including Fehmarn lsland and the Schlei Fjord. Depending on their temporal and spatial evolution, and geomorphological stability, the cliffs are subdivided in three separate classes - actively retreating escarpments, cliff Segments with potential for retreat and stable cliffs. 85 sections of the coastline with a total length of 59 km are classified as ,,active cliffs" that are undergoing retreat through natural erosion, collapse, and disintegration.
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spellingShingle Coastal retreat at the northern Baltic Sea between Flensburg and Travemünde
Ziegler, Bernd
Heyen, Alexander
Age, relative, number of years; Area/locality; Baltic Sea, Germany; Coastal area loss; Coastal retreat rate; Coastal volume erosion; DATE/TIME; Date/time end; Distance; Height above sea level; Kiel-Bay-Coast; LATITUDE; Latitude 2; LONGITUDE; Longitude 2; OBSE; Observation; Sample code/label; Table; Transect length
Long-term surveys of the coast bordering the western Baltic Sea in Schleswig-Holstein yielded extensive information over the retreat and condition of active cliffs. 181 cliffs with a total length of 148 km are present along the 55 km coastline including Fehmarn lsland and the Schlei Fjord. Depending on their temporal and spatial evolution, and geomorphological stability, the cliffs are subdivided in three separate classes - actively retreating escarpments, cliff Segments with potential for retreat and stable cliffs. 85 sections of the coastline with a total length of 59 km are classified as ,,active cliffs" that are undergoing retreat through natural erosion, collapse, and disintegration.
title Coastal retreat at the northern Baltic Sea between Flensburg and Travemünde
topic Age, relative, number of years; Area/locality; Baltic Sea, Germany; Coastal area loss; Coastal retreat rate; Coastal volume erosion; DATE/TIME; Date/time end; Distance; Height above sea level; Kiel-Bay-Coast; LATITUDE; Latitude 2; LONGITUDE; Longitude 2; OBSE; Observation; Sample code/label; Table; Transect length
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.778604