This present study is focusing on the understanding of morphological dynamics on coastal region, long-term sediment transport, turbidity distribution pattern, impact of sediment transported pollutants etc. (a) (ii) Suggest one way in which the changes in wave height in Mangrove Forest A could impact on coastal erosion. In this study, a fire-prone plant community (Triarrhena lutarioriparia L. Liou) was selected in Poyang lake, and a 5-year study on annual prescribed fire and corresponding monitoring were conducted in this . This provides the stability necessary for plant growth. Humans also impact the land around or near the coast. Correspondence to Humans interact with the world around us every day, but some of our actions are more harmful than others. spatial scale of process increases with time - micro scale over minutes whilst macro over centuries With increased urbanisation, tarmac and other manmade land surfaces contribute to petrol, diesel and other harmful chemicals easily flowing into rivers or directly into the Ocean. - large particles To first understand the actual impact we have on coasts we have to understand what was before and what is now. (a) Use Figure 2 to describe the pattern of sediment gain and loss along this coastline. The government is also considering the recommendations of a recent review led by former Fisheries Minister, Richard Benyon, which found that there is a case for higher protections in some marine areas, with a total ban on all human activity to allow wildlife to flourish. examination of wave types to show how more constructive wave action can increase deposition Many time a maritime forests will form on secondary dunes. They may affect sources of new sediment to the coast and the movement of sediment within the coastal environment; they may promote changes in sea level, both local . e.g. These different zones correspond to mapped variations in the geology at Fire Island. For some coastal regions, such as the Pacific coast, a large part of their sediment is supplied by rivers. More than 50% of the U.S. population lives within 50 miles (80 km) of a shoreline. The content may vary according to the landform but may include an examination of: The whole of the east coast of the USA used to bloom with trout. Human activities have had an impact on coastal environments almost as long as people have been using the coast. Internationa Impacts of Development in India, Environmental Impacts of Development in India, Volcanoes in Different Parts of the World, Earthquakes in Different Parts of the World, Geology and Coastal Landscapes of Erosion, Climate and Coastal Landscapes of Erosion. Check benefits and financial support you can get, Find out about the Energy Bills Support Scheme, Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, last year designating a further 41 Marine Protection Zones. transportation of sediment - parts of mangrove furthest from low watermark have less erosion (1). Arrowed explanations will assist the candidate to reach Band 3. St. Donat's Bay [5], wave height reduced with increased distance inland for all forests, 4. An examination of temporal changes in the role of erosion, 18. provision of sediment to form beaches global decrease in temperature in glacial periods 1. Answers may conclude that seasonal processes have a major part or variable influence on the development of selected landform(s). In this study, we attempt to address this issue by simulating the spatial interactions among natural hazards, ever-increasing human activities, and social vulnerability in the south coast of the Bohai Sea, China. 15. Chemical weathering/decomposition including solution and carbonation. crenelated cliff top indicating retreat The way the coast is managed can cause conflict. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of coastal processes (and their associated landforms) and their impacts on human activity. New York: ASCE, Coastal Sediments 87, pp. Management of drumstick barrier islands. [5], chalk cliffs steeper than clay and sand, 3. Various locations across the UK have tourist areas next to industries. Shore Protection Manual, Volume 1. Knowledge and understanding of relevant case study material. It was not long before attempts to control erosion resulted in various types of structures such as jetties, groins, and seawalls. Damage to housing shown on photo It is also possible to accept dunes, salt marshes and tidal flats. Relevant responses could include: Major cities like New York are right next to the sea. 16 (a) (i) Use Figure 1 to describe variations in the processes of coastal retreat for different places in North Norfolk. The extent to which associated factors such as mass movement, marine erosional processes, geological factors etc. 92 67 -Residential, 2. Various structures such as seawalls, groins, and breakwaters have been constructed to help protect beaches from erosion. Suggest one reason for the variation in the importance of wind erosion. Some environmental issues on the coast have got to do with the impact of humans and some dont. [15], AO1 the impact of the strategy on processes operating in adjacent parts of the coastal system This means that natural wildlife or landscapes are being cut down to be used for humans. Springer, Dordrecht. In: Pye K, Allen JRL (eds) Coastal and estuarine environments: sedimentology, geomorphology, and geoarchaeology. Human Impact on Coasts. The content will depend upon the landform(s) chosen and may include: This may include: Part of Springer Nature. Our applications were (lying, laying) in front of the file. the role of physical objects at the strand line Landform/s will be clearly identified and must be erosional. The coastline is rapidly eroding at an average of 1.8 metres a year. Getting these measures right is not easy and requires transformative, multidisciplinary research, with an aim to support sustainable and responsible ocean stewardship for the conservation of the environment and to ultimately improve lives. lying. Encyclopedia of Coastal Science pp 983991Cite as, Part of the Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences Series book series (EESS). The human cost of flooding can be large, but events like this have a big impact on the natural world too, and the effects are not always negative. Springer, Cham. Location 1 1960 - Location 2 1969 advancement The content may vary according to the landscape but may include: Responses can address one or more of these factors, 3. (a) (i) Calculate the values of the highlighted cells, A, B and C in Figure 2. examination of how human intervention e.g. Climate change and its serious impacts Changes to the coastlines caused by human activity have exacerbated the effects of climate change . "To fail the Amazon is to fail the biosphere, and we fail to act at our own peril." #amazon #humanimpact #agriculture #deforestation #landusechange Sands and gravels eroded from the shores of coastal bays maintain the beach as a natural barrier between the open water and coastal wetlands. The content will depend upon the impact chosen and may include: Protection of cliffs by a variety of management strategies - groynes, sea walls etc. [10], AO1 Candidates should be able to show the knowledge and understanding of the sub aerial processes of coastal weathering (the breaking down of rock in situ). Knowledge and understanding of how alternative process contribute to the development of depositional landforms. Cliffs - Cliffs: 962928, 13. whether the reduction of impacts of human activity has been successful However, excessively high sediment loads can smother submerged aquatic vegetation beds, cover shellfish beds and tidal flats, fill in riffle, The Effects of Human Activity on Coastal Landforms. Recognition that the role of marine processes can vary for the same landform between locations. Wetlands are constantly adjusting to disturbances occurring within them and within the surrounding landscape. Landforms include headlands, cliffs and wave-cut platforms. So the beach bums and the sea life may continue to enjoy one of the most beloved landscape for generations to, A big problem in Cape Cod is beach erosion. Plastic microbeads in beauty products have been banned, ensuring tiny pieces of plastic cant enter the Ocean food chain. The extent to which the role of sub aerial processes can vary over time and in different locations The fact that the business world and the preservation world are on the same page is a good indicator that maintaining beaches are important for both people and animals. the role of biotic factors Knowledge and understanding of the processes operating over a time scale of seconds - mass movement, storm events, wave motion, tides and currents ASCE, New York, pp 774789, National Research Council (1995) Beach nourishment and protection. Behind the sandy beach is the primary dune. -Use of colour, interpretation easy? "To fail the Amazon is to fail the biosphere, and we fail to act at our own peril." #amazon #humanimpact #agriculture #deforestation #landusechange But if we add humans to these beaches what do we get. However, we have also shown that these benefits are threatened by marine pollution, coastal development, climate change and exposure to extreme weather. Variation in expense with location "Human activity affects coasts globally. -Infrastructure Candidates should show knowledge and understanding of negative impacts such as pollution of waters and beaches, factors that can influence deposition in a negative way e.g. (eds. AO2 content encompasses the application of knowledge and understanding to evaluate the importance of longshore drift in the development of selected depositional landform(s). - Sub-aerial processes are a combination of weathering as mass movement. Assessment of positive against negative impacts -Industrial, Rubbish floating in the water, buildings built on the sand, unnatural beaches, etc. Knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of identified landforms that are linked to this scale and their link to process Beaches move back and forth onshore, offshore and along shore with changing wave conditions. Also a great place to retire examples include Bournemouth and Blackpool. The content will depend upon the time scale(s) and landform(s) chosen and may include: the development of dramatic scenery by erosional processes may attract tourists and lead to the development of a tourist industry magnitude of process changes with spatial scale 7. (6). Variation of expense with what is damaged 3. for each of the above points allow support from resource for 1 development mark in each instance. AO1 Beaches like, Brighton beach, bells beach, Florida beach, etc, used to be plain. Knowledge and understanding of the methods of transport - longshore drift, currents, tides Examination of the role of longshore drift and other processes in different locations. Soft engineering - this involves working with nature by using natural materials or allowing nature to take back areas. Increasing the protection of the Ocean via the designation of specially protected areas has had positive impacts on habitats and fish stocks in many locations. [3], definition of fetch [1 max] Coral reefs The variety of intertidal organic life encourages biological weathering. reference to reef composition - live coral, sediment For example, agricultural runoff and coastal development can cause marine pollution. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3880-1_175, Shipping restrictions may apply, check to see if you are impacted, Reference Module Physical and Materials Science, Tax calculation will be finalised during checkout. Vegetation can consolidate sand dunes, 16. [5]. The specification identifies the following landforms as depositional - beaches, spits, bars, tombolos and cuspate forelands. Addresses the impacts of humans on landscapes and landscapes on humans, including themes such as resource management, degradation, sustainability, and meaning. Human Protection, management and conservation of dune systems - replanting, boardwalks, areas not for public use Protection, management and conservation of mangroves - replanting, nature reserves Protection, management and conservation of coral reefs - managing pollution by industrial and domestic waste, harmful fishing techniques, managing tourism, global warming West coast has limited number Many of such structures cause more problems than they solve. Every single person on our blue planet is connected to the Ocean. Many countries have taken steps to ban single use plastic items like straws, drink stirrers and cotton buds. Wave cut platforms The pattern of loss and gain over space should be identified with confident use of x and y axis data. homelessness Examples could include: fixation of dunes (b) Discuss the view that the impacts of human activity on coastal environments are mainly negative. In the 1940s seawalls and groins and even some small jetties were built to protect the properties on the beach. Assessment of human versus other activity in the production of positive impacts - e.g. Nevertheless, it is still unclear how S. alternation invasion affects the carbon storage capacity of coastal wetlands as carbon pools through bacterial changes. * The sand dunes on the beaches. reference to types of reefs - fringing, barrier, atoll Sediment starvation caused by river and coastal management is one effect of human activities on the coast. This is called an erosional coastline. [8], AO1 Aeolian transportation is when the wind transports sediment. Aeolian Transport is the first process of coastal dune formation and involves the movement and weathering of sand particles behind and along the shoreline. Examine the importance of different time scales in the formation of one or more coastal landforms. The extent to which there is a balance between negative / positive impacts of human activity on coastal environments. Coastal Engineering Research Center. knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of the chosen landform(s) and how these are related to the development through weathering, mass movement and erosional processes This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution. (eds) Encyclopedia of Coastal Science. Coastal Engineering Research Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, Davis RA (1989) Management of drumstick barrier islands. knowledge and understanding of the strategy to demonstrate how the management strategy modifies coastal processes - lack of groundwater To express human activities in more detail, the landscape types were classified into positive and negative ecological elements [40], representing positive and negative ecological effects (Table 5 . Beaches -Geology, The plot shows rates of shoreline erosion (red) and deposition (yellow) over 79 years at Fire Island. Ability to pick out anomalies? Knowledge and understanding of processes of coastal erosion Knowledge and understanding of the processes operating over a time scale of seasons - variations in wave type, variations in wind, flood pulses (a) (ii) Suggest one reason for the variation in the importance of wind erosion. This has happened for many year. 3.6 billion People live near or around a coast. (b) Examine the role that wind plays in the development of a coastal sand dune. Positive impacts could include the management and conservation of environmentally sensitive areas, the protection of areas of coastline from erosion as part of a shoreline management plan (SMP), where there has been an improvement of the coast as an amenity or where there is a perceived improvement in the aesthetic character of the coastline Knowledge and understanding of conditions and process of deposition (c) Outline how coastal sediment is transported by traction. Overbuilding and extensive paving of shorelines can result in destruction of habitats and disruption of land-sea connections such as sea-turtle nesting spots. AO1 Landforms that could be identified include fjords, rias or raised beaches. Human activities on coastal management Hard engineering management involves using artificial structures, whereas soft engineering management is a more sustainable and natural approach to manage . reference to vertical growth of reef, in-line with changing sea levels. Bays - Sorting is the process by which the standard deviation of clast size within a sediment becomes reduced. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3880-1_175, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3880-1_175, eBook Packages: Earth and Environmental ScienceReference Module Physical and Materials Science. Some students may also identify the low energy features of the landscape and will highlight the beach as the main characteristic landform of this particular environment. Does it show patterns effectively? This means that natural wildlife or landscapes are being cut down to be used for humans. Having said this, physical factors also have significant impacts across coastal landscapes. Internationally the UK continues to push for greater protection of marine habitats on the world stage with 20 countries joining the UK-led Global Ocean Alliance, which aims to secure protection for at least 30% of the worlds oceans by 2030. [8], AO1 AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of the positive impacts of human activity on the coastal landscape. (a) (i) Use Figure 2 to describe the links between time, space and process. - 161.35.97.149. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of one management strategy. The report highlights the important role of marine conservation work as visits to marine and coastal areas with designated or protected status and those with higher levels of biodiversity were associated with higher levels of calmness, relaxation and revitalisation, compared to locations without this status. 3.6 billion People live near or around a coast. Both show periods of increase/advancement -Allotments, Headland has developed News stories, speeches, letters and notices, Reports, analysis and official statistics, Data, Freedom of Information releases and corporate reports. Beside this Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) is caused due to increasing surface run off in form of industrial wastage and major brick factory beside this coastal region. ASCE, New York, pp 116, Davis RA Jr, Barnard PL (2000) How anthropogenic factors in the back-barrier area influence tidal inlet stability: examples from the Gulf Coast of Florida, U.S.A. The price of good farmland has risen sharply, from 2400 per hectare in 1995 to 30,000 in 2015. To help us improve GOV.UK, wed like to know more about your visit today. [2], linear clefts in a cliff / narrow inlet, 4. There are 4 key areas which have affected the coastline: Its common in parts of the UK for Crowded Coasts to be used as a term, Many people who work in London can no longer afford housing there, so some commute in from coastal towns and cities (Brighton). content encompasses the application of knowledge and understanding to evaluate the relative importance of geology in the development of selected erosional landforms. AO2 Relevant responses may include: Human Impact on Coasts. Types of Wetland Impacts Human Impacts The Defra and UK Research and Innovation-led review in collaboration with Plymouth Marine Laboratory and Exeter University, showed that Brits spending time by the sea reported increased happiness, better general health and were more physically active during their visit, compared to visits to other types of environment. Ask students to generate more examples. Evidence suggests a variety of impacts to coastline ecosystems result from shoreline development, increased sediments in the water, trampling by tourists and divers, ship groundings, pollution from sewage, overfishing, and fishing with poisons and explosives that destroy coral, Since they were built in the early 20th century, there has been a steady increase in beach erosion. [6], Candidates should show understanding of how the identified reasons can lead to more deposition occurring in one place than another. AO1 content encompasses knowledge and understanding of the processes of coastal transport and one landform of coastal deposition. (a) Use Figure 1 in the Resource Folder to identify and locate two landforms on the section of high energy coast from Linney Head (883957) to St Govan's Head (975927). the importance of human intervention such as management strategies and sea level rise, 10. Candidates demonstrate application of knowledge and understanding to evaluate the extent to which coastal processes (and their associated landforms) impact positively on human activity. Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative, Over 10 million scientific documents at your fingertips, Not logged in Knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of identified landform(s) of coastal deposition. Bar charts, cumulative bars and pie charts Identification of individual groups? Rising water temperatures, increasing ocean acidification, Crown of Thorns Starfish (COTS), fishing, and coastal development are also impacting the Great Barrier Reef. It is found that the activities occurring on . water in ocean store increases Aspects of the photograph addressed can be development of shape, position and process. As people migrate to the coast for residences, business, and recreation, they interact with the natural coastal environments. Such attempts to control the nature of changes on the beach are among the more negative impacts from humans. fetch controls the size of the waves Wed like to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK, remember your settings and improve government services. The geological structure incorporates bedding planes, dip, folding and faulting and can add distinctive features to these landforms. The relationship between humans and their environment is a topic that engenders much debate. Ease of construction Erosional bays An examination of the role of one marine process in relation to other marine processes in the formation of one or more landforms. [3], global increase in temperatures in interglacial periods You have accepted additional cookies. Human activities pose a threat to Seagrass beds because of boating, stepping on the seagrass, which damage the root system, dredging, pollution and construction practices. Furthermore, extraction of building materials such as sand affects coral reefs, mangroves, and hinterland forests, leading to erosion and destruction of habitats. There are two types of coastal management: Hard engineering - this involves building structures to protect the coast. (b) Explain the formation of either coral reefs or mangrove coastlines. Knowledge of case study Overstrand/Mundesley have the widest variety of processes Answers may conclude that longshore drift has a major part or variable influence on the development of selected landform(s). (a) (ii) Suggest one way in which the landform at 900710 (Traeth Mawr) is linked to other landforms as part of the coastal system. Many human activities take place on the coast; The effects of these may be: Direct or indirect; Positive or negative; Table of Impacts on Coasts. People love living near the beach. How human activities impact on coastal ecosystem during rapid urbanization is one of the hot spots in the coastal management study. Indicative content Line graph 6. Exact location? Credit one mark for use of data to back up/illustrate each comparison, up to max. Human activity along the coast has both positive and negative impacts on the natural environments. the development of bays by erosion can provide shelter for shipping, 8. 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