evaluation of the dynamics of change of shore cliff located in the vicinity of pleśna village in the period 2006-2015

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2016
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Abstract
Climate changes on our planet contribute to the rise in the average level of the seas, oceans, and a greater number of storms. It causes an increasing process of the sea abrasion on the cliffs. The paper presents the research, which determines the rate of retreat of the cliff shore fragment located in the vicinity of Pleśna village. The cliff displacements, which are the effect of erosive factors, were analysed on the basis of observations made in the years 2006-2015. Terrestrial laser scanning technology was applied to periodic measurements of the cliff. In the studies, the methodology of cliff shores monitoring was used, which was the result of five-year research performed by the staff of the Department of Geodesy Technical University of Koszalin. Keywords: abrasion, cliff, terrestrial laser scanner
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Authors ;Czesław Suchocki;Marzena Damięcka-Suchocka;Angelika Jerzakowska;Wojciech Gawron
Journal the neutron's children: nuclear engineers and the shaping of identity
Year 2016
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10.5604/12345865.1211143
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