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The erosion issue is a constant threat along most of the littoral areas around the\udMediterranean Sea. The Northern Adriatic Sea makes no exception, in particular the\udEmilia-Romagna region is subject to erosion processes that jeopardize human activities\udand natural ecosystems along large stretches of the coast. The factors responsible for the\uderosion processes are multiple and often depend on the characteristics of the site: the\udBellocchio area can be considered as a case study for the landward retreat of a barrier\udsystem, caused by the decrease of sediment supply from the River Reno.\udA series of aerial ortho-photographs was analyzed to define the evolution of the sector\udof coast comprised between the village of Porto Garibaldi to the north and the River\udReno’s mouth to the south. The photographs, spanning from 1942 to 2010, showed a\udsevere landward migration of the whole system, in particular the area north of the\udriver’s mouth, where a large spit was progressively eroded and eventually disappeared.\udThe recent evolution of the Bellocchio site is a further confirmation that a successful\udmanagement of the littoral areas does not involve only coastal processes, but also the\udevolution of the sediment source feeding the beache

Fast retreat of a barrier system due to reduced sediment supply (Bellocchio, Northern Adriatic Sea, Italy)