Beach Erosion of the Peruvian Coast and Lack of Educational Support for Proper's Solutions at H

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【摘要】

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The Peruvian economy, contrary to many South American countries, has not developed large scale tourist infrastructure along the Pacific Ocean shore.

【作者】

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Zivko Gencel Adela Augusto Vilchez Laura Lizano Cruz Victor Alvarado Navarrete

【出处】

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35th IAHR World Congress(第三十五届国际水利学大会)

【发表日期】

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2013年2期

【关键词】

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Inadequate ocean shore municipal urban policy Beach morfodynamics Proper measure

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The Peruvian economy, contrary to many South American countries, has not developed large scale tourist infrastructure along the Pacific Ocean shore.

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Beach Erosion of the Peruvian Coast and Lack of Educational Support for Proper's Solutions at H

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