Coastal Structures: Types, Functions and Applications

Aug 15, 2012 · 4 What Do Coastal Structures Do? • Protect infrastructure from flooding due to high water levels, erosion, and impact from waves and currents • Protect boat traffic by reducing waves and wave impact • Stabilize navigation channels by reducing sedimentation, inlet migration • Reduce erosion by stabilizing shorelines/beaches • Enhance recreation, beauty

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