Title | North Cove Dynamic Revetment Monitoring: Winter 2018-2019 |
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North Cove Dynamic Revetment Monitoring: Winter 2018-2019 (Number of pages: 45) (Publication Size: 3298KB)
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Author(s) | Heather M. Weiner, George M. Kaminsky, Amanda Hacking, and Diana McCandless | ||||
Description | A dynamic revetment was constructed at North Cove, Washington in December 2018 to prevent further erosion of the land. The Washington State Department of Ecology is conducting topographic surveys to monitor how the revetment and beach face change over time. In addition, over 300 rocks were tagged to track their movement. The revetment has proven to be dynamic in nature - the rocks move and respond to the hydrodynamic forces, while dissipating wave energy, protecting the upland, and facilitating the deposition of sand at the toe of the revetment during moderate wave and water level conditions. | ||||
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Contact | George Kaminsky at 360-407-6797 or george.kaminsky@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
Keywords | shoreline stabilization, Washaway Beach, morphology change, morphology, beach, Willapa Bay, sediment, shoreline armoring, erosion, topography, sediment transport, cobble revetment, dynamic revetment, nature-based solution, North Cove, PIT tag, rock tracking |
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