Holderness Coast Case study Flashcards

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Where is Holderness coast Located?

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Holderness is located on the east coast of England.

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Describe key features and process on the Flamborough head?

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Flamborough head: Shows how waves can form erosion features such as wave cut platform and how wave refraction allows cave to develop

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Describe key features and process on Holderness Cliff?

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Holderness cliff: form from materials left by ice sheets and are retreating at 1.8mm per year. LSD carries 1/2 million of sediment southward at cliff foot.

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Describe key features and process on Spurn Head

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Spurn Head: Wind, waves and river estuary have created a large but fragile recurved spit, it is growing at 10cm each year

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Describe coastal management at spurn head and advantages and disadvantages of it?

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Spurn Head: In 1995, Council could no longer afford the damage.

Advantages: Saved costs
Disadvantages: Community of lifeboat men have to move elsewhere.

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Describe coastal management at Hornsea and advantages and disadvantages of it?

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Hornsea: Build new groynes at a cost of 5.2 million.

Advantages: low cost and development on low-lying land possible
Disadvantages: Need maintenance and trapping of sand could cause scour at Mappleton

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Describe coastal management in Mappleton?

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1991, a 2.1 million scheme to protect Mappleton includes two rock groynes, rock revetment ,cliffs were re-graded to reduce slumping and beach nourishment.

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List me 4 options for Sustainable Coastal Management?

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Hold the line, advance the line, managed retreat and do nothing.

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What’s a shoreline management plan (SMP)

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SMP assesses coastal risk and provides a policy framework to protect people and the environment, minimizing interference unless life or property is at risk.

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When is SMP introduced?

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1995

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How many SMPs are there around the coast of England and Wales?

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22

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What is integrated coastal zone management (ICZM)

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ICZM is the process that brings together all of those involved in the development, management and use of coast.

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When is ICZM launched?

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1992

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What’s the aim of ICZM

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Aim of ICZM is to establish sustainable economic and social activity, resolve challenges and protect the coastal environment.

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What’s the ICZM cycle?

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ICZM Cycle: Information collection, planning, decision making , management and monitoring.

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