Report: “Long-term development of land reclamation fields Cappeler Tief (1997)”
Description
At the Cappeler low on the Wurster coast, the
1957 morphological, hydormetric,
soil and biological studies
carried out to the causes of progressive
To identify early departures and recommendations for the
To develop protection of this stretch of coast. The
Recommendations went there along the endangered
To create land reclamation fields, which is already in the
the following years – 1958 – were put into effect. It
it was expected that by such a
the landing process initiated by the
partly over one meter high demolition edges of the old
Foreland would be reduced by sea.
The effectiveness of these installations was foreseen in
check the periodic intervals and then
To track landlanding progress in terms of height, soil and biologically until the fields of the MThw
and would have reached the succession stage of Andel grassland.
The investigations were carried out in 1970, 1977/78.
1985 and 1997.
At the latter time, the
Landing fields largely closed green,
they were always at a stage before the
final landing.
The investigation is documented in a long-term
and interdisciplinary approach (hydrometry, morphology, etc.)
Soil science, botany, zoology) all essential
Aspects and stages of succession of
Landing process from the beginning. It conveys
Experience and decision-making aids in
Conflict situations between coastal protection and
Nature conservation when it comes to issues relating to the protection of discontinued frontiers.”
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- makrozoobenthos-abundanz-makrofauna-artenzusammensetzung-nlwkn-langzeitentwicklung-landgewinnungsfelder-verlandungsfelder