The coastal structures are unavoidable for various industrial operations. These are changing hydrodynamics of the marine and its adjacent areas; and are directly influencing environmental conditions of the marine environment. The sedimentation on shorelines is strongly under influence of the new structures. The methodology, which is introduced in the paper, is a comparative study of situation of sediments before and after constructing the coastal installations. It is a guiding tool for planners to find the influences of the new structures in the marine area.
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Coastal Stability, Erosion of Sediments on Coastal Shores, Deposition of Sediments on Coastal Shores, Marine Sediment Model
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