بسمه سيد عبدالرحمن
مدرس مساعد
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Hard Coastal Protection Structures for Long-term Erosion Mitigation, Case Study: Eastern Rosetta Shoreline, Nile Delta, Egypt
Accepted publication in Mansoura Engineering Journal • 2026
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المؤلفون
Basma Sayed , Ayman S. Koraim , Tarek H. Nassrallah , Ahmed A. Abdelaziz ,Nada Mansour , Fahmy S.F. Abdelhaleem
الكلمات المفتاحية
DHI-LITPACK/LITLINE one-line model, Nile delta, Sediment transport
المجلة العلمية
Accepted publication in Mansoura Engineering Journal
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International
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الملخص
Coastal erosion threatens densely populated shorelines worldwide. At the Rosetta Promontory (Nile Delta), shoreline
retreat has accelerated since the construction of the Aswan High Dam due to reduced fluvial sediment supply. This case
study numerically evaluates shoreline response to six hard-protection scenarios along the eastern promontory,
combining groins and detached breakwaters, over a 20-year forecast (2022—2042). Offshore wave conditions were
transformed to nearshore hydrodynamics using MIKE21 spectral wave, and long-term shoreline evolution was simulated
with DHI-LITPACK.
retreat has accelerated since the construction of the Aswan High Dam due to reduced fluvial sediment supply. This case
study numerically evaluates shoreline response to six hard-protection scenarios along the eastern promontory,
combining groins and detached breakwaters, over a 20-year forecast (2022—2042). Offshore wave conditions were
transformed to nearshore hydrodynamics using MIKE21 spectral wave, and long-term shoreline evolution was simulated
with DHI-LITPACK.