FULLY PROBABILISTIC DUNE SAFETY ASSESSMENT USING AN ADVANCED PROBABILISTIC METHOD

  • Den Bieman J
  • Stuparu D
  • Hoonhout B
  • et al.
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Abstract

In this paper, an advanced probabilistic method - Adaptive Directional Importance Sampling (ADIS) - is used in concert with a process-based dune erosion model - XBeach - to perform a dune safety assessment. The efficiency of the probabilistic method removes the restriction of only using simple empirical dune erosion models for probabilistic calculations. The proposed combination of ADIS and XBeach is able to handle complex cross-shore profiles that empirical dune erosion models cannot, as shown in several case studies.

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Den Bieman, J. P., Stuparu, D. E., Hoonhout, B. M., Diermanse, F. L. M., Boers, M., & Van Geer, P. F. C. (2014). FULLY PROBABILISTIC DUNE SAFETY ASSESSMENT USING AN ADVANCED PROBABILISTIC METHOD. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, (34), 9. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v34.management.9

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