From Trieste to Kotor

Date Issued:: 2011
Summary:: The Dalmatian coast has been described by an occasional poet as the site where chalk and sea meet. If in frequent political turmoil, it also has shown to be equally an area of frequent geomorphologic events. The riparian countries have been trying, with some success, to make a tourism trump of what Emmanuel de Martonne appropriately labelled une côte morcelée. The paper focuses on the region’s significance as a geomorphology “textbook”.

Title:	From Trieste to Kotor.	90 views 24 downloads
Name(s):	Charlier, Roger H., creator Finkl, Charles W., creator Thys, Alexandre C., creator
Type of Resource:	text
Genre:	Article
Issuance:	single unit
Date Issued:	2011
Publisher:	Coastal Education and Research Foundation, Inc.
Physical Description:	text/pdf[5p.]
Language(s):	English
Summary:	The Dalmatian coast has been described by an occasional poet as the site where chalk and sea meet. If in frequent political turmoil, it also has shown to be equally an area of frequent geomorphologic events. The riparian countries have been trying, with some success, to make a tourism trump of what Emmanuel de Martonne appropriately labelled une côte morcelée. The paper focuses on the region’s significance as a geomorphology “textbook”.
Identifier:	3172988 (digitool), FADT3172988 (IID), fau:2014 (fedora)
FAU Department/College:	Department of Geosciences Charles E. Schmidt College of Science
Persistent Link to This Record:	http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/3172988
Restrictions on Access:	©2011 Coastal Education and Research Foundation, Inc.
Host Institution:	FAU

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