@conference {12883,
	title = {Geomorphological and hydrological setting of the touristic beaches of Paros Island.},
	booktitle = {1st Conference of the European Federation of Marine Science and Technology Societes (EFMS)},
	year = {2002},
	abstract = {<p>The flat terrestrial part of the coastal zone of the Paros Island (slope \&lt;2,5\% for<br>elevations 0-50 m), represents only the 19\% of the total area of the island (193 km2). More than 75\% of the coastal zone consists of high and lower cliffs, whilst relatively flat and sandy (and/or pebble) beaches do not exceed the 17\% of the coastline. The island receives a considerable amount of wave energy; this has its highest values (\&gt;1500 W/m) at the NE part of the island and its lowest at the SE {\textquotedblleft}protected{\textquotedblright} and shallower area. Touristic (sandy/pebble) beaches have been developed along those parts of the coastline that characterized by vulnerable lithology associated with moderate wave activity.</p>},
	author = {Evelpidou, N. and Poulos, S. and Vassilopoulos, A.}
}
