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Evaluation of Surf Zone Survey Systems during Calm and Rough Sea States

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By Michael Forte, Levi Gorrell, Steve Elgar, Britt Raubenheimer
| ascelibrary.org
Introduction As populations within the US coastal zone continue to expand, the importance of monitoring coastal morphology has become paramount. This growth creates additional demand for state and federal funding to protect coastal development, shoreline habitats, recreational beaches, and economies (Houston 2018). To manage coastal resources effectively, accurate and repetitive coastal surveys that provide insight into trends of shoreline movement are required.
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Impact‐Based Thresholds for Investigation of High‐Tide Flooding in the United States

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By Christopher G. Piecuch, Sarah B. Das, Levi Gorrell, Sönke Dangendorf
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction High-tide flooding refers to often recurrent, mostly minor and disruptive coastal inundation related to sea-level rise (Moftakhari et al., 2017; Sweet et al., 2022), which adversely impacts lives, property, and commerce (Buchanan et al., 2020; Campbell et al., 2021; Corkran et al., 2023; Fant et al., 2021; Hino et al., 2019; Kasmalkar et al., 2020; McAlpine & Porter, 2018; Mueller et al., 2024; Praharaj et al., 2021; Shen & Kim, 2020; Wdowinski et al., 2016).
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Effects of a shallow flood shoal and friction on hydrodynamics of a multiple-inlet system

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By Steve Elgar, Britt Raubenheimer, Mara M. Orescanin, Levi Gorrell
| Color Research & Application Verified
Prior studies have shown that frictional changes owing to evolving geometry of an inlet in a multiple inlet-bay system can affect tidally driven circulation. Here, a step between a relatively deep inlet and a shallow bay also is shown to affect tidal sea-level fluctuations in a bay connected to multiple inlets. To examine the relative importance of friction and a step, a lumped element (parameter) model is used that includes tidal reflection from the step.
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