New Zealand Coastal Society special publication 5, November 2022 p. 79-86
New Zealand coastal infrastructure is currently at the onset of deteriorating performance associated with ageing of coastal protection infrastructure, ongoing sea-level rise, and potentially outdated design methodologies. The near-term decrease in performance can be attributed to two key components: an increase in structural damage, and an increase in wave overtopping frequencies (a precursor to more sustained coastal inundation).
This article provides an overview of a research project currently underway at the University of Auckland.
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