A coastal engineering study of shoaling in Ocean City Inlet

Dean RG, Perlin M, Dally B. 1978. A coastal engineering study of shoaling in Ocean City Inlet. University of Delaware

A study conducted to determine the cause of shoaling occurring in the navigational channel through Ocean City Inlet and to develop recommendations to alleviate the shoaling. Includes scope of study; history of Ocean City Inlet; sediment transport processes; field studies (tidal measurements, bathymetric survey, beach profiles and leveling; aerial photography, current data, Assateague Island beach profiles, sand tracer tests); office studies (past dredging requirements, inspection of aerial photographs, beach profiles, numerical models, interpretation of water and sand flow patterns); summary of salient factors related to the shoaling problem; and recommendations.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Dean, Robert; Perlin, Marc; Dally, Bill
Date of Issue
1978-03
Publisher
University of Delaware
Units
ASIS
Keywords
Aquatic Sciences, Assateague Island National Seashore MD VA, Beach Profiles, Management, Ocean City MD, Oceanography, Sedimentation, Soil Sciences

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