Zandmotor

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Zandmotor is an innovative man-made sand peninsula along the Dutch North Sea coast designed to harness natural currents and waves for large-scale, sustainable coastal protection and beach nourishment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial peninsula
coastal engineering project
coastal protection measure
mega-nourishment
area approximately 128 hectares
coastalManagementStrategy soft engineering
coastalStretchProtected approximately 17 kilometers
coastType Dutch North Sea coast
completionDate 2011
constructionStartDate 2010
country Netherlands
designedBy Rijkswaterstaat NERFINISHED
designPrinciple Building with Nature NERFINISHED
harnessing natural currents and waves
developedBy Deltares NERFINISHED
EcoShape consortium NERFINISHED
Province of South Holland NERFINISHED
Rijkswaterstaat NERFINISHED
expectedLifetime approximately 20 years
fundedBy Dutch national government NERFINISHED
Province of South Holland NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Sand Motor NERFINISHED
Zandmotor Delfland NERFINISHED
influences dune growth
sediment transport along the coast
innovationType nature-based solution
sustainable coastal management
length approximately 2 kilometers
locatedBetween Kijkduin NERFINISHED
Ter Heijde NERFINISHED
locatedIn South Holland
locatedNear Delft NERFINISHED
The Hague NERFINISHED
locatedOn North Sea
method mega-scale sand nourishment
monitoringProgram ecological monitoring
long-term morphological monitoring
recreational use monitoring
municipality Westland NERFINISHED
nearMunicipality The Hague NERFINISHED
openingDate 2011-11-24
provides habitat for coastal species
recreational beach area
purpose beach nourishment
climate adaptation
coastal protection
dune reinforcement
recognizedAs international example of nature-based coastal defense
sandVolume approximately 21.5 million cubic meters
width approximately 1 kilometer

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