Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach

The coast of Marina di Pisa has been subjected to strong erosion for decades. The current protective system comprises a large rubble-mound seawall, 6 emerged rubble-mound breakwaters, and 4 cells made up of a submerged breakwater and an artificial gravel beach framed by two groynes at the extremitie...

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Main Authors: Esposito, Andrea, Zannella, Amanda, Simonetti, Irene, cappietti, lorenzo
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author Esposito, Andrea
Zannella, Amanda
Simonetti, Irene
cappietti, lorenzo
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Simonetti, Irene
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description The coast of Marina di Pisa has been subjected to strong erosion for decades. The current protective system comprises a large rubble-mound seawall, 6 emerged rubble-mound breakwaters, and 4 cells made up of a submerged breakwater and an artificial gravel beach framed by two groynes at the extremities. One of these cells experiences large amounts of water and gravel overtop onto the promenade and its two main components are studied through three design parameters: gravel nourishment width, gravel nourishment height, and width of the submerged breakwater crest. Fifteen configurations based on the design parameters were experimentally tested under the same wave motion and sea level. Three main outputs were analyzed: gravel overtopping, water overtopping, and final equilibrium profile which included the height and distance from the promenade of the crest formed due to wave action. The results also showed that an optimization between the increase in gravel nourishment width and breakwater width must be found as a large increase in one minimizes the effectiveness of the other. Additional observations on the amount of gravel added and the classification of gravel beaches are also made.
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spelling doab-20.500.12854ir-1633812025-08-02T05:05:23Z Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach Esposito, Andrea Zannella, Amanda Simonetti, Irene cappietti, lorenzo Submerged Breakwater Gravel Beaches Marina di Pisa Experimental Modelling The coast of Marina di Pisa has been subjected to strong erosion for decades. The current protective system comprises a large rubble-mound seawall, 6 emerged rubble-mound breakwaters, and 4 cells made up of a submerged breakwater and an artificial gravel beach framed by two groynes at the extremities. One of these cells experiences large amounts of water and gravel overtop onto the promenade and its two main components are studied through three design parameters: gravel nourishment width, gravel nourishment height, and width of the submerged breakwater crest. Fifteen configurations based on the design parameters were experimentally tested under the same wave motion and sea level. Three main outputs were analyzed: gravel overtopping, water overtopping, and final equilibrium profile which included the height and distance from the promenade of the crest formed due to wave action. The results also showed that an optimization between the increase in gravel nourishment width and breakwater width must be found as a large increase in one minimizes the effectiveness of the other. Additional observations on the amount of gravel added and the classification of gravel beaches are also made. 2025-08-02T05:05:22Z 2025-08-02T05:05:22Z 2025-08-01T15:54:22Z 2024 chapter ONIX_20250801T173835_9791221505566_229 2975-0288 https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/104779 9791221505566 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/163381 eng Monitoring of Mediterranean Coastal Areas: Problems and Measurement Techniques open access image/jpeg Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International https://library.oapen.org/bitstream/20.500.12657/104779/1/43735.pdf Firenze University Press 10.36253/979-12-215-0556-6.90 10.36253/979-12-215-0556-6.90 2ec4474d-93b1-4cfa-b313-9c6019b51b1a 9791221505566 9 Florence open access
spellingShingle Submerged Breakwater
Gravel Beaches
Marina di Pisa
Experimental Modelling
Esposito, Andrea
Zannella, Amanda
Simonetti, Irene
cappietti, lorenzo
Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
title Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
title_full Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
title_fullStr Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
title_full_unstemmed Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
title_short Chapter Adaptation of the coastal protection system at Marina di Pisa, to extreme sea conditions: experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
title_sort chapter adaptation of the coastal protection system at marina di pisa to extreme sea conditions experimental analysis of the submerged breakwater and gravel beach
topic Submerged Breakwater
Gravel Beaches
Marina di Pisa
Experimental Modelling
topic_facet Submerged Breakwater
Gravel Beaches
Marina di Pisa
Experimental Modelling
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