МЕТОДИЧНІ АСПЕКТИ ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ БЕРЕГОВОЇ ЗОНИ У МЕЖАХ СИСТЕМИ ТИПУ «КРИЛАТИЙ МИС» КІНБУРНСЬКА-ПОКРОВСЬКА-ДОВГИЙ

Abstract

The coastal zone of the World Ocean is a very important link in the global lithodynamic system, consisting of difficult developing structures that are subdivided into abrasion, abrasionaccumulative and accumulative systems according to the nature of the substance’s direction. The “winged forelands” are the most specific types of abrasion-accumulative systems. The “winged foreland” abrasion-accumulative systems are the least studied natural coastal formations in the World Ocean. The intensification of anthropogenic activities within the coastal zone of the seas and oceans leads to significant changes in the evolution of coastal systems. That’s why the insignificant knowledge of the “winged forelands” does not allow rational use of their natural resources. And exploring the coastal zone with typical morphostructures is important now.