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COASTAL SEDIMENTS

2019 “Advancing Science & Engineering

for Resilient Coastal Systems”

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Coastal Sediments ‘19 is devoted to promoting an interdisciplinary exchange of state-of-the-art knowledge among researchers in the fields of

coastal engineering, geology, oceanography, and related disciplines, with the theme of “Advancing Science & Engineering for Resilient Coastal Systems.”

The theme of the conference is highlighted by the two keynote addresses delivered by Britt Raubenheimer, Ph.D. — “The Nearshore Water-Land System During Major Storms” — and Joan Pope — “Past, Present, and Future Considerations in Coastal Engineering.” The two keynote addresses are followed by nearly 260 profes-sional presentations in four concurrent oral sessions and two poster sessions during three days.

J.A. (Dano) Roelvink, professor of Coastal Engineering and Port Development at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education and senior specialist at Deltares, will receive the 2019 Coastal Award at the Conference Awards Lun-cheon on May 30.

Optional Short Courses will be offered in a full-day format on 27 May 2019. Short course topics are “Gen-Cade,” “Advanced modelling with XBeach-nonhydro-static,” “Coastal Imaging Data Processing,” and “Data Science for Coastal Engineers and Scientists.”

Optional Technical Tours will be offered in full- and half-day formats on 31 May 2019. The half-day excur-sion will feature “Pinellas County Coastal Projects & Geomorphic Features,” including Sand Key, Madeira Beach, John’s Pass, Treasure Island, Blind Pass, and Up-ham Beach. The full-day excursion will explore “Beach-es, Spits and Ephemeral Islands North and South of the Tampa Bay Entrance,” including Longboat Pass, Cortez, Holmes Beach, Passage Key and Mullet Key.

n WELCOME

Organizing Committee:Julie D. Rosati, Ph.D., P.E., co-chair

Coastal & Hydraulics LaboratoryEngineer Research & Development Center

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers [email protected]

Ping Wang, Ph.D., co-chair School of Geosciences, University of South Florida

[email protected]

Lindino Benedet, Ph.D. Aptim Coastal, Ports & Marine

[email protected]

Hans Hanson, Ph.D. Department of Water Resources Engineering

University of Lund, Sweden [email protected]

Cheryl Hapke, Ph.D. [email protected]

Peter Ruggiero, Ph.D. College of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences

Oregon State University [email protected]

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The Organizing Committee welcomes you to the Ninth International Symposium on Engineer-ing and Science of Coastal Sediment Processes,

“Coastal Sediments ‘19.” The Coastal Sediments tech-nical conferences provide an international forum for exchange of information among coastal engineers, ge-ologists, marine scientists, oceanographers, and others interested in the physical processes of coastal sediment transport and morphology change.

n OVERVIEW

On the cover: Fort Desoto Park, Sand Key and Bellair Beach (top to bottom). Above: An aerial of St. Pete Beach. Photos courtesy Visit St. Pete/Clearwater.


n KEYNOTE SPEAKERSn COASTAL AWARD WINNER

Dano Roelvink

J.A. (Dano) Roelvink Professor of Coastal Engineer-ing and Port Development at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education and senior specialist at Deltares,

the Netherlands. Dano Roelvink is one of the early developers of Delft3D and received the International Coastal Engineering Award from the Coasts, Oceans, Ports and Rivers Institute (COPRI) of the American Society of Civil Engineers in 2017.

Roelvink is a strong proponent of international scien-tific cooperation with various parties in order to further the state-of-the-art in morphodynamic modelling and has set up collaborative projects with the U.S. Geologi-cal Survey, the U.S. Office of Naval Research, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, as well as with numerous institutes in France, China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Brazil and West Africa. He has initiated and currently leads the development of XBeach, an open-source model for storm impacts on beaches, dunes, barriers and reef coasts. In 2011, together with Ad Reniers, he published a best-selling “Guide to modeling coastal morphology” with World Scientific. His latest endeavours include the development of a free-form coastline model, ShorelineS, and a wind-driven model Duna, coupled with XBeach.

Starting in 2001, the Coastal Award has been presented every two years alternately at the Coastal Dynam-ics conference and the Coastal Sediments conference through coordination between the organizing commit-tees of these two technical specialty conferences. The Organizing Committee of Coastal Sediments ’19 joins conference participants and the extended research com-munity in celebrating Prof. Roelvink’s research contri-butions in engineering and science directed towards better understanding and working with nature.

BRITT RAUBENHEIMER:The Nearshore Water-Land System During Major Storms

Britt Rauben-heimer is a Senior Scientist at Woods

Hole Oceanographic Institution. Rauben-heimer’s career in coastal oceanography began in 1988 working with Abby Sallenger at the newly founded St. Petersburg USGS on studies of the Isle Dernieres Barrier Islands, LA. This work inspired her to get a Ph.D., which she received from Scripps Inst. Oceanography in 1996. Rauben-heimer’s research interests include surf and swash-zone pro-cesses, alongshore currents, interactions between waves and the groundwater, and morphological evolution of beaches, tidal flats, and inlets. Most recently, she and her students and collaborators have been focused on feedbacks between oceanographic, morphological, hydrogeological, and geo-technical processes during major storms.

JOAN POPE:Past, Present, and Future Considerations in Coastal Engineering

Joan Pope retired in 2012 after 38 years with the U.S. Army Engineers having served in a

variety of positions in the Buffalo District, the Coastal Engineering Research Center, the Coastal and Hydraulics Lab, the Engineering Research and Development Center, and culminating in a position at Corps Headquarters. Her last posi-tion was as Assistant Director for Civil Works Research and Development at Corps Headquar-ters where she was responsible for coordinating and oversee-ing all water resource-related research and development con-ducted by the Corps. Amongst her accomplishments, Joan has conducted numerous project specific studies, directed the development of the Coastal Engineering Manual and the National Shore Erosion Control Development and Dem-onstration Program (Section 227), and was one of the early developers of the Regional Sediment Management program. Joan has a BS in secondary education/Geology from the State University of NY at Oneonta, a MS in Geology/Oceanogra-phy from the University of Rhode Island and has completed advanced studies in Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia. Since retiring she has been employed as a coastal consultant with various firms and continuing work in sup-port of the Corps.


n PROPERTY MAP n PROPERTY MAP

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Party with a pirate. Play on our offshore water park. Feast on the freshest Florida seafood. Kids will never be bored with KONK camps, crafts and family activi-ties. Or relax by one of five heated pools, indulge in a massage or escape to a beachside hammock. We are committed to ensuring that every guest can “Just let go” while visiting one of our resorts.


n INFORMATION n INFORMATION

“Advancing Science & Engineering for Resilient Coastal Systems”

Technical Colleagues: CS19 will provide an in-ternational forum for technical discussions and networking with coastal engineers, geologists,

oceanographers, and others interested in the physical processes of coastal sediments and morphology change. Professionals, graduate students, and active retirees are invited to exchange knowledge, experience, and col-laborate.

Students: A student paper contest will award the top two student achievers with a monetary award, to be an-nounced at the Awards Luncheon on Thursday, 30 May 2019. Students must be enrolled full-time at an accred-ited college or university.

Proceedings: All registered delegates will receive an electronic copy of the published proceedings on CD‐ROM.

Conference information: The Conference Information desk is located off the Grand Palm Colannade, next to the Speaker Prep room.

Oral presentation information: All presenting authors are requested to submit their presentation files to the technical staff in the author preparation room in ad-vance of the scheduled time of their session. Presenters should try to arrive to their session rooms 10 minutes prior to the session to meet the chairperson and ensure the presentation material is ready. Your chairperson is in charge of overall time control, presenters should plan on speaking for about 15 minutes and allow 5 minutes for questions.

The Author Preparation Room will be in the Confer-ence Office on the Grand Palm Colonnade (see floor-plan), and will be open during the following times:n Monday, May 27: 14:00-18:00n Tuesday, May 28: 07:00-17:30n Wednesday, May 29: 07:00-17:30n Thursday, May 30: 07:00-15:00

Laptops will be available to proof your presentations; authors are required to turn in their presentations as far in advance as possible (and no later than 07:15 for morning sessions and 12:00 for afternoon sessions on the day when they will be speaking). This will ensure your presentation will be loaded on the appropriate computer prior to your session.

Session chairs: All technical session chairs should check in at the media/author preparation room prior to their sessions to inform CS19 staff that they are present. All presentations need to start at the time indicated on the program schedule and end in a total of 20 minutes (15 minutes for the presentation and 5 minutes for discussions). This is to allow delegates coming from other technical sessions to attend the presentations they planned. If the presentation and discussions end before the 20 minutes are up, the following presentation should not start until its designated time.

Session chairs should arrive at their technical session room at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start of their session to meet presenters and insure presentation material is ready for the session. The session chair will have a form to complete indicating the name of each presenter that presented a paper with the session. All sessions will have a chairperson’s book to provide neces-sary introductions and announcements, and a student volunteer to assist with any technical issues.

OFFICE & SPEAKER PREP

BREAKOUTSESSIONS

PLENARYSESSIONS


n SHORT COURSES n SHORT COURSES

Four optional full-day Short Courses will be offered on Monday, May 27:

Short Course 1:

GenCade short course Instructors: Rusty Permenter, Yan Ding, Sung-Chan Kim, Hans Hanson, Richard Styles Description: A full-day short course on the 1-D long-shore transport and inlet evolution model, GenCade. GenCade is designed to predict shoreline change for planning and engineering design and account for the presence of inlets as well as coastal structures such as groins and breakwaters. Cross-shore transport due to dune erosion, aeolian sand transport and overwash as well as wave asymmetry are also represented in the model. GenCade is used for regional sediment manage-ment studies including beach fills, inlet bypassing, and channel maintenance as well as other applications that require information on shoreline evolution for different environmental impact conditions (e.g., sea level change) or engineering design alternatives. It can accommodate time scales from days to centuries and spatial scales from project to regional. The latest version includes uncertainty analysis based on Monte Carlo simula-tions. Model setup, processing and display are executed through the SMS (Surface Modeling System). The workshop will discuss model background, setup, and provide a hands-on session to allow users to explore applications. A temporary license will be provided to users without SMS. Class limit is 25 people.

Short Course 2:

Advanced modelling with XBeach-nonhydrostatic Instructors: Robert McCall, Kees Nederhoff Description: This course will focus on the modelling of sandy, gravel and vegetated coasts with XBeachNH+, the new non-hydrostatic, wave-resolving mode of XBeach. Participants will learn about the relative im-portance of processes, how to define and set up an area model, what model settings to use, and how to visual-ize. Participants are assumed to have a basic knowledge of XBeach (can be learned in advance using the online tutorial).

Short Course 3:

Coastal Imaging Data Processing Short Course Instructors: Meg Palmsten, Kate Brodie (possibly Shawn Harrison, Jenna Brown, Rob Holman) Description: The Coastal Imaging Research Network (CIRN) short course will provide both the background and hands on experience in coastal imaging for new us-ers. Attendees will learn how to design their own single camera station or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) data collection and how to process and analyze data using the open source CIRN UAV Toolbox available at https://coastal-imaging-research-network.github.io.

Short Course 4:

Data Science for Coastal Engineers and Scientists Instructors: Fernando Mendez, Evan Goldstein Description: In this short course, we will show recent advances in machine learning techniques and in multi-variate statistics for continuous and categorical vari-ables. These approaches can help to better understand coastal processes and coastal hazards at different spatial and temporal scales.

Transportation Resort ServicesVIP transfers are available from all three airports through Resort Transportation Services, located onsite at Island Grand. They maintain a full fleet of vehicles and drivers ready to pick you up and take you back for your return flight, as well as for excursions during your stay. Transportation fees vary depending on how many people are in your group, and what airport you need transportation to/from. Please call Resort Transporta-tion at 866.403.3303 and an agent will be happy to give you pricing. Super Shuttle International is also available at the two major airports.

Trolley ServiceSuncoast Beach Trolley stops right outside of both Island Grand and RumFish Beach Resort. The trolley allows visitors to explore the beach communities from Clearwater to Pass-A-Grille without the worry of driv-ing and parking. The trolley also has connections to regular bus service in Pinellas County.


n TECHNICAL TOURS n TECHNICAL TOURS

Half-day tour:

Pinellas County Coastal Projects & Geomorphic Features • 8:30 — Depart from conference hotel.

• 9:00 — Sand Key Federal Beach Nourishment Project: Beach visit and opportunity to learn about this successful federal beach nourishment program.

• 10:00 — Johns Pass: Visit to Johns Pass at the southern end of Madeira Beach to see inlet sedi-mentation and stabilization structures.

• 11:00 — Treasure Island Erosion Hotspot: Visit to an erosion hotspot where physical processes responsible for the hotspot formation will be dis-cussed and management strategies adopted to fight the persistent erosion will be described.

• 11:45 — Blind Pass and Upham Beach T-Head Groins: Description of inlet management plan with focus on dredging and sediment budget manage-ment, as well as T-head groin project built down-drift of the inlet.

• 12:30 — Return to conference hotel.

Treasure Island (photo courtesy Visit St. Pete/Clearwater)

Full-day tour:

Beaches, Spits and Ephemeral Islands North and South of the Tampa Bay Entrance • 8:00 — Depart from conference hotel.

• 9:00 — Longboat Pass: Visit to see inlet features and leaky terminal groin, talk about inlet manage-ment with emphasis on sediment budget and sedi-ment management.

• 10:00 — Cortez Permeable Adjustable Groins: Walk on a PAG (Permeable Adjustable Groin) to see this innovative groin design concept that allows for adjustment of groin permeability by adding/remov-ing pre-cast concrete blocks.

• 10:45 — Holmes Beach/Manatee Public Beach: Visit the Manatee beach nourishment project and learn about history of this successful beach nour-ishment program.

• 11:30 (time permitting) — Passage Key Inlet: Walk to the north of Anna Maria Island to see the Tampa Bay entrance from the south, discussions around inlet dredging and sediment management and geomorphic features such as spits and ephemeral islands that develop on the inlet shoals.

• 13:00 — Lunch at restaurant TBD

• 14:30 — Mullet Key Tour: Curved sand spit located on the north entrance on the Tampa Bay. Visit whale bone sites, a historic fort and interesting geomorphic features include the sand dunes, la-goon, spit and spit breaches, shoals and ephemeral islands. The more adventurous can go for a quick swim at the end of the tour.

• 16:30 — Return to conference hotel

Longboat Pass (photo courtesy Bradenton Area CVB).


n SPEAKERS’ GUIDE n SPEAKERS’ GUIDE• Stefan Aarninkhof — A-1•Ondoa Gregoire Abessolo —

H poster•Amaia Ruiz de Alegria-Arzab-

uru — J-1• Rachel Allen — D-2•Michael Allis — A-3• Laurent Amoudry — J-3•Donatus Bapentire Angn-

uureng — C poster• Jose A.A. Antolínez — D-3•Christian Appendini — F-3•Alfredo L. Aretxabaleta — C

poster•Chance Asher — J-4•Andrew Ashton — J-4• Spicer Bak — G-4• Yann Balouin — L-2• Patrick Barnard — B-4• Patrick Barrineau — D-3•Atilla Bayram — A-1• Benjamin Beasley — G-1• Tanya Beck — K-3• Lindino Benedet — F-1• Jacob Berkowitz — A-2• Jennifer Berlinghoff — G-1• Julie Bernier — I-2• Xavier Bertin — L-3• John Bishop — J-2•Annelies Bolle — I-4• Brett Borne — I-2•Mark Borrelli — L-3•Clement Bouvier — J-3• Brandon Boyd — F-3• James F. Bramante — C

poster• Tiffany Roberts Briggs — A-1•Nicola Brilli — C poster•Almir Nunes De Brito — H

poster•Helen Brooks — B-2• Susan M. Brooks — H poster• Brittany Bruder — D-2• Katherine Brutsche — G-3•Duncan Bryant — F-2• Frank Buonaiuto — B-3• Travis Byland — F-1• Zhubin Cao — C poster• Bruno Castelle — K-1•Dake Chen — B-2•Q. Jim Chen — A-2• Jun Cheng — F-2•Olivia Cheriton — D-4•Minsang Cho — C poster•Mary Cialone — G-4•Nicholas Cohn — F-2•Ana Vila-Conjego — E-4•Daniel Conley — I-1•Matthew P. Conlin — K-4•Corrine Corbau — A-3•Wagner Costa — C poster• Susana Costas — L-4•Mohamed Dabees — A-3•Christopher Daly — B-1• Sebastian Dan — J-2•Himangshu Das — D-3•Mark Davidson — A-4

•Mohammad Dibajnia — L-1•Mark E. Dickson — H poster• Yan Ding — L-4• Pushpa Dissanayake — F-2• João Dobrochinski — L-3• Zhifei Dong — J-2• Kara Doran — B-4• Thomas Doyle — K-4•Chris D. Drummond — H

poster•C. Dufresne — C poster• Lauren Dunkin — F-3•Ashley Ellenson — H poster• Edwin Elias — D-3• Li Erikson — E-1•Ulf Erlingsson — D-2• Luciana Esteves — J-4• John Evered — G-3• Thomas Everett — A-2• Iain Fairley — H poster• France Floc’h — D-2•Matthew Florence — H

poster•Murray Ford — E-2• Beth Forrest — D-1•Matthijs Gawehn — E-2•Douglas George — F-4• Ioannis Georgiou — F-1•Cesária Gomes — H poster• Bart Grasmeijer — E-3•Andre Guimaraes — K-2•Caroline Hallin — G-2•Cheryl Hapke — E-3•Mitchel Harley — A-4•Craig Harter — K-3•Christopher Hein — L-4•Al Hein — Tuesday lunch• Sabrina Homrani — C poster• Sunghoon Hong — C poster• Julia Hopkins — J-1• Jose M Horrillo-Caraballo —

E-3• Paige Hovenga — C poster• Bruce Jaffe — I-1•Arye Janoff — H poster• Juergen Jensen — J-4• Jose Jimenez — I-4• Russ Joffrion — F-1• Bradley Johnson — G-2•Conor Jordan — C poster• Felix Jose — I-4•Michael Kabiling — A-3• Kasper Kaergaard — B-1• Taranddep Kalra — K-1• Timothy Kana — E-3•Ayse Karanci — G-4• Paul Kench — E-4• Syed Khalil — G-1•Hyun Dong Kim — K-2•Michael Kinsela — K-4•Dennis Kiptoo — B-2•Antonio Henrique da Fon-

toura Klein — F-4• Jesse Kolodin — H poster• Katerina Kombiadou — E-1•Aart Kroon — L-2•Anna Kroon — K-2

• Yoshiaki Kuriyama — A-1• Sergey Kuznetsov — K-4• Signe Mie Larsen — J-3•Marian Lazar — J-3• Laura Lavaud — B-4• Jung L. Lee — C poster• Jung L. Lee — C poster• Jung L. Lee — H poster•Meredith Leung — C poster•Honghai Li — I-3• Yuan Li — K-2• Yiqing Liang — H poster• Lihwa Lin — B-3•Arjen Luijendijk — G-2•Corragio Maglio — J-2•Madeline Manning — H

poster•Alvaro Quijano Manzanilla —

H poster•Gerd Masselink — E-4• Robert McCall — L-1• Jak McCarroll — F-4• James McMenis — G-1• Jennifer Montano — B-1• Karen Morgan — A-4• Juan Moya — I-3•A. Brad Murray — L-4• Thomas Murray — J-1•William Nardin — B-2• Kees Nederhoff — L-3• Timothy Nelson — D-1• Robert Nicholls — A-4• Robert Nicholls — I-4• Jaap Nienhuis — D-1• Jarod Norton — G-3•Wakhidatik Nurfaida — L-4• Elora M. Oades — C poster• Bryan Oakley — E-3•Annika O’Dea — C poster• Susumu Onaka — E-4• Sean O’Neil — D-2•Mara Orescanin — A-1•Margaret Owensby — A-2•Margaret Palmsten — L-1• Juan Felipe Paniagua-Arroy-

ave — I-2• Julie Paprocki — H poster• Seung Min Park — C poster• S.G. Pearson — H poster• Benjamin Phillips — H poster• Thomas Pierro — K-3• James Pollard — I-2•Maiara Pinto — A-2• Theocharis Plomaritis — A-4•Andrew Pomeroy — D-4• Joan Pope — Plenary•Daan Poppema — B-3•Hannah Power — E-4•Anthony Priestas — F-3• Ellen Quataert — E-1• Sara Ramos — I-3• Britt Raubenheimer — Ple-

nary• Koen Reef — D-1•Dominic Reeve — B-3•Ad Reniers — L-3•Alexander Rey — B-3

•Dano Roelvink — I-2• Julie Dean Rosati — H poster• Kurt Rosenberger — D-4•Ana Rueda — C poster• Inaki de Santiago — I-4• Victor Malagon Santos — C

poster• Yuya Sasaki — L-2• Rob Schepper — H poster•Mathieu De Schipper — J-1• Timothy Scott — K-1•Nadia Senechal — K-1• Justin Shawler — E-1•Christopher Sherwood — I-1•Morjana Signorin — K-3•Graziela Miot da Silva — G-2•Guilherme Vieira da Silva —

F-4• Filipe Galiforni Silva — C

poster• Joshua Simmons — L-1• Jarrell Smith — F-3• Per Soerensen — D-3• Youn Kyung Song — B-1•Nina Stark — E-2• Jennifer Steele — G-3•Hilary Stockdon — G-4•Christopher Stokes — B-4•Curt Storlazzi — D-4•Min Su — H poster• Rui Taborda — F-4• Peyman Taeb — B-4• Tetsuya Takeshita — A-3•Whitney Thompson — F-1•Gordon Thomson — I-3• Peter Thorne — E-2•Ann Ton — I-1•Megan Tuck — C poster• Randy Tucker — J-2• Zachary Tyler — I-3• Takaaiki Uda — B-1• Kohji Uno — E-1•Nico Valentini — H poster•N.G. Valiente — C poster•Mathieu A. Vallée — H poster•Ad Van Der Spek — J-4• Jebbe Van Der Werf — I-1• Bart Van Westen — G-2• Tommer Vermaas — J-3• Kilian Vos — E-2• S.E. Vos — H poster• Sierd De Vries — F-2•Atif Waqas — B-2• Bo Wang — L-2• Ping Wang — K-3• Yanqiao Wang — D-1• Jonathan Warrick — L-2• Irene Watts — D-4•Meagan Wengrove — J-1•Mark Wiggins — K-1• Jon Williams — L-1•David Yang — K-4•David Young — G-4•Gary Zarillo — G-3•Chi Zhang — K-2• Jie Zhang — C poster

Speakers as of May 1, 2019


n CONFERENCE PROGRAM n CONFERENCE PROGRAM

— Monday, May 27 —Welcome reception & book signing

BreckDeckNorth•18:00-19:30

— Tuesday, May 28 —Keynote addresses

Island Ballroom

n 8:10-8:55: The Nearshore Water-Land System During Major Storms — Britt Raubenheimer, Qin Chen, Steve Elgar, Holly Michael, Laura Moore, Nina Stark

n 8:55-9:40: Past, Present, and Future Consider-ations in Coastal Engineering — Joan Pope

Coffee/Network BreakBanyon Breezeway

Technical Sessions A • 10:10-11:30Session 1 • Beaches 1

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:AtillaBayram

n ICON.NL: Coastline Observatory to Examine Coastal Dynamics in Response to Natural Forcing and Human Interventions — Stefan Aarninkhof, Mat-thieu De Schipper, Arjen Luijendijk, Gerben Ruessink, Marc Bierkens, Kathelijne Wijnberg, Dano Roelvink, Juul Limpens, Martin Baptist, Michel Riksen, Tjeerd Bouma, Sierd De Vries, Ad Reniers, Suzanne Hulscher, Arjan Wijdeveld, Ap Van Dongeren, Carola Van Gelder-Maas, Quirijn Lodder and Ad Van Der Spek

n Event-Driven Beach Morphology Change in Southeast Florida Evaluated with Traditional and UAS Surveys — Tiffany Roberts Briggs and James Gammack-Clark

n Medium-Term Morphological Change in the Back-shore — Yoshiaki Kuriyama, Shinichi Yanagishima and Masayuki Banno

n Mixed Success for Development of an Artificial Lagoon — Atilla Bayram, Sean O’Neil

n Seasonal Morphologial Change at a Bar Built Es-tuary: Carmel River, CA — M.M. Orescanin, W. Young, J. Coughlin, D. W. Herrmann and J. Metcalf

Session 2 • Coastal MarshLong Key

Moderator:JacobBerkowitz

n Babitonga Bay Mangroves: Is There a Coastal Squeeze? — Maiara Werner Pinto, Antonio H.F. Klein and Luis Pedro Almeida

n Marsh Restoration Using Thin Layer Placement: Soil and Hydrologic Response to Direct Sediment Application — Jacob F. Berkowitz, Christine M. Vanzo-meren, Candice D. Piercy and Tyler A. Keys

n Process-Based Marsh-Edge Erosion Modeling — Q. Jim Chen

n Modeling Wave Attenuation and Runup Due to Wave-Current-Vegetation Interaction — Yan Ding, Margaret B. Owensby, Ling Zhu, Qin Chen and Brad-ley D. Johnson

n Predicting Marsh Shoreline Response behind Ar-tificial Reef Products — Thomas Everett, Craig Harter, Josh Carter and Arpit Agarwal

Session 3 • Coastal Structures 1Sawyer Key

Moderator:MohamedDabees

n Morphological Responses of Nourished Beach with Various Coastal Structures — Michael B. Kabil-ing, Michael E. Trudnak and Richard Bouchard

n Experiments on Coastal Dike Resilience against Seaward Scouring Induced By Unexpected High Waves — Tetsuya Takeshita, Naoki Fukuhara, Fumino-ri Kato, Tomoyoshi Koizumi, Toshihiro Shigehara and Tatsuyuki Igarashi

n Adapting to Coastal Change at Carters Beach, New Zealand — Michael J. Allis and D. Murray Hicks

n Coastal Processes and Morphologic Features of Florida Headlands: Case Studies in South and Central Florida, USA — Mohamed Dabees, Matthew Fleming and Marc Damon

n A New Concept for Lagoon Protection Guiding Spit Growth — Corinne Corbau, Umberto Simeoni, Alexandre Lazarou and William Nardin

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION: Coastal Hazards Forecasting and Early Warning System 1

Tarpon KeyModerator:MitchelHarley

n Deterministic and Ensemble Forecasting of Storm Erosion on Sandy Coastlines — Mitchel Harley, A.A. Asith, K.D. Splinter, I.L. Turner, A.N.A. Matheen, J.A. Simmons and C. Leaman

n Earliest Detection of Sea Level Rise Accelerations to Inform Upgrade/Replacement of Coastal Flood Defense Infrastructure — Robert J. Nicholls, Ivan D. Haigh, Hagen Radtke, Francisco Calafat, Paolo Cipol-lini, Philip Goodwin and Katy Francis

n Validation of a Bayesian-Based Early Warning Sys-tem for Coastal Hazards: The Emma Storm Impact at



Faro Beach, South Portugal — Theocharis. A. Plo-maritis, Oscar Ferreira and Susana Costas

n iCoast–Did The Coast Change?: Storm Impact Model Verification Using Citizen Scientists — Karen L.M. Morgan, Nathaniel G. Plant, Hilary Stockdon and Richard J. Snell

n Operational Forecasting of Coastal Resilience — Mark Davidson, Edward Steele and Andrew Saulter

Welcome LuncheonThePavilion•11:50-13:20

Featured speaker: Al Hine

Technnical Sessions B • 13:20-15:00Session 1 • Beaches 2

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:TiffanyRobertsBriggs

n Shorecasts: A Blind Test of Shoreline Models — Jennifer Montaño, Giovanni Coco, Jose A.A. Antoli-nez, Tom Beuzen, Karin Bryan, Laura Cagigal, Bruno Castelle, Mark Davidson, Evan Goldstein, Rai Ibaceta Vega, Deborah Idier, Bonnie Ludka, Sina Masoud An-sari, Fernando Mendez, Brad Murray, Nathaniel Plant, Arthur Robinet, Ana Rueda, Nadia Senechal, Josh Sim-mons, Kristen Splinter, Scott Stephens, Ian Townend, Sean Vitousek and Kilian Vos

n Simulating Beach Cusp Formation and the Effect of Wave Forcing — Christopher J. Daly, France Floc’h, Rafael Almar and Luis Pedro Almeida

n Towards an Engineering Model for Profile Evolu-tion: Detailed 3D Sediment Transport Modelling — Kasper Kaergaard, Jesper Sandvig Mariegaard, Ole Sørensen, Klaus Langgren Eskildsen, Nils Droenen, Rolf Deigaard and David R. Fuhrman

n Numerical Simulation of Ridge-Runnel Formation and Migration on a Steep Meso-Tidal Engineered Beach — Youn-Kyung Song, Jens Figlus, Patricia Chardón-Maldonado and Jack A. Puleo

n Formation Mechanism of Comet-Tail Spit Extend-ing on Lee of Mashima Island on Sone Tidal Flat — Takaaki Uda, Masumi Serizawa and Shiho Miyahara

Session 2 • Cohesive Sediment ProcessesLong Key

Moderator:WilliamNardin

n Spatial and Annual Patterns of Erosion Threshold and Biofilms in an Intertidal Area, St. Lawrence Estu-ary, Canada — Atif Waqas, Urs Neumeier and André Rochon

n The Influence of Particle Size and Frictional/

Cohesional Shear Strength Components on UK Salt Marsh Substrate Stability — Helen Brooks, Iris Möller, Tom Spencer, Katherine Royse, Matthew Kirkham and Simon James Price

n Channels’ Shape Evolution Detected by UAVs in a Restored Salt Marsh — Yuri Taddia, William Nardin, Corinne Corbau, Giulia Franchi, Court J. Stevenson and Lorie W. Staver

n Laboratory Investigations of Erosion of Pure Ka-olinite Clay — Dake Chen, Bruce Melville, Chi Zhang, Huiming Huang, Yigang Wang, Jinhai Zheng and Kefeng Chen

n Geotechnical Site Investigation of a Soft Clay Surface Layer in the Pamunkey River, VA — Dennis Kiptoo, Nina Stark, Grace Massey, Cristin Wright and Carl Friedrichs

Session 3 • Coastal Structures 2Sawyer Key

Moderator:LihwaLin

n A Semi-Analytical Shoreline Model, With an Ap-plication at Galveston Beach in Texas, USA — Anto-nios Valsamidis, Dominic Reeve, Jens Figlus, Manasa Ranjan Behera and Piyali Chowdhury

n Numerical Modelling of Storm-Driven Sediment Transport in Currituck Sound, NC — Alexander Rey, R.P. Mulligan, D.R. Corbett and H.M. Wadman

n Modeling Alternatives to Reduce Channel Shoal-ing at Bolivar Flare of Gulf Intracoastal Waterway in Galveston Bay, TX — Lihwa Lin, Z. Demirbilek and P. Hamilton

n Scale Experiments on Aeolian Deposition and Erosion Patterns Created by Buildings on the Beach — Daan W. Poppema, Kathelijne M. Wijnberg, Jan P.M. Mulder, Suzanne J.M.H. Hulscher

n Morphologic Response to Groin Field Construc-tion Long Beach, NY — Frank Buonaiuto, Dianne Rahoy, David Yang and Jonathan Pierson

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION: Coastal Hazards Forecasting and Early Warning System 2

Tarpon KeyModerator:IanTurner

n Coastal Flooding, Coastal Change and Groundwa-ter Inundation: Integration of Coastal Hazards Sci-ence for Today and Tomorrow — Patrick L. Barnard, Li H. Erikson, Amy C. Foxgrover, Juliette Finzi Hart, Liv Herdman, Patrick Limber, Jessica Lovering, Andrea C. O’Neill, Maarten van Ormondt, Sean Vitousek, Nathan Wood, Maya Hayden, Jeanne M. Jones and Kevin Befus



n Forecasts of Coastal Change Hazards — Kara S. Doran, Hilary F. Stockdon, Joseph W. Long and Na-thaniel G. Plant

n Development of a Real-Time, Regional Coastal Flood Warning System for Southwest England — Kit Stokes, Tim Poate and Gerd Masselink

n The Contribution of Short Wave Breaking in the Storm Surge Associated with Klaus (2009/01/24) in the Southern Bay of Biscay — Laura Lavaud, Xavier Bertin, Kevin Martins and Gael Arnaud

n A Seven-Member Ensemble, Coastal Hydro-dynamic Forecast Tool and its Application to the Indian River Lagoon System — Peyman Taeb, Robert J. Weaver and Steven Lazarus

Technical Session C • 15:30-17:30Poster session and extended break

Jacaranda Hall/Banyan Breezeway

Barrier Island and Beaches

n Integrated Terrestrial and Submerged Sediment Flux Assessment along the Northern Chandeleur Islands, Louisiana, USA — N.A. Buster, J.C. Bernier, J.L. Miselis and N.G. Plant

n Barrier Island Stability and Evolution Driven by the Competition between Overwash and Along-shore Sediment Transport — R. Palermo, A.D. Ash-ton, J. Lorenzo-Trueba and T. Swanson

n Consolidation and Overwash Processes on a Low-lying Restored Barrier Island — Brian Harris, Cody Johnson, Navid Jafari and Qin Chen

n Field Investigation of Two Retrogressive Breach Failures at Amity Point — Nicola Brilli, Nina Stark, Peter Nielsen, David Callaghan, Madeline Manning and Jeff Culp

n Numerical Investigation of the Irregular Wave-In-duced Sediment Transport Processes — Zhubin Cao, Chi Zhang, Hongshuai Qi, Yao Zhang, Jinhai Zheng, Shanhang Chi

n Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis of Coastal Numerical Model under Various Beach Conditions in Korea — Minsang Cho, Hyun-Doug Yoon, Jung-A Yang and Sangyoung Son

n Influence of Wave Climate and Tidal Regime on Headland Bypassing–Study Case: Northern São Francisco Do Sul Island, SC, Brazil — Wagner L.L. Costa, Lucas F. Silveira and Antonio H.F. Klein

n Circulation and Sediment Fluxes on a Macrotidal,

Exposed and Embayed Coastline — N.G. Valiente, J. Mccarroll, G. Masselink, T. Scott, D. Conley and E. King

n Nearshore Wave Transformation and Evolving Bathymetry during a Hurricane — Elora M. Oades, Ryan P. Mulligan, Margaret L. Palmsten and Allison M. Penko

n Spectral Analysis of Beach Cusp Evolution Using 3D Lidar Scans — Annika O’Dea and Katherine L. Brodie

n Long-Term Depth Contour Change Model Using Hsu’s Formula — Seung Min Park, Jung Lyul Lee, Heui Jung Seo, Dong Soo Hur and Ji Hoon Song

n Quasi-Periodic Barrier Overstepping — Daniel J. Ciarletta, Jorge Lorenzo-Trueba and Andrew D. Ashton

n Foraminifera Taphonomy as Proxy for Large Wave Events: A Case Study in the Marshall Islands — James F. Bramante, Andrew D. Ashton and Jeffrey P. Donnelly

n Towards a Flood Risk Assessment on a Reef-Lined Coastline — Ana Rueda, Laura Cagigal, Dylan Ander-son, Curt Storlazzi, Ap Van Dongeren, Stuart Pearson, John Marra, Peter Ruggiero and Fernando Méndez

n Exploring Reef Island Morphodynamics: A Physi-cal Modelling Methodology — Megan Tuck, Murray Ford, Gerd Masselink and Paul Kench

Case Studies

n Sediment Flux Variability on Tidal Flats: Results from Morecambe Bay, UK — D. Lichtman, M.E. Wil-liams, P.D. Thorne, L.O. Amoudry and the BLUEcoast Team

Coastal Adaptation to Climate Change-Induced Impacts

n Assessment of Present and Future Bottom Shear Stress in the Estuary and Gulf of St. Lawrence — C. Dufresne, S. Senneville, U. Neumeier, A. Normandeau, J. Caveen and D. Dumont

n Incorporating a Probabilistic Climate Emulator into an Agent-based Coastal Futures Forecasting System — Meredith Leung, Peter Ruggiero, Dylan An-derson, Fernando J. Mendez, Ana Rueda, John Bolte

n Flood Hazard Assessment to Inform Future Ad-aptation Strategies in a Hyper-tidal Estuary — C.E. Lyddon, J.M. Brown, N. Leonardi and A.J. Plater

n Toward A National Coastal Hazard Forecast of To-tal Water Levels — Alfredo Aretxabaleta, Kara Doran, Joseph Long, Li Erikson and Curt Storlazzi


n PROGRAM SUMMARYMonday, May 27 Spotted Curlew Snowy Egret Blue Heron Royal Tern Pre-conference Short course 1: Short course 2: Short course 3: Short course 4: courses GenCade Data Science for Coastal Advanced modelling with Coastal Imaging Engineers & Scientists XBeach-nonhydrostatic Data Processing18:00-19:30 Opening mixer — Breck Deck NorthTuesday, May 28 TECHNICAL PROGRAM8:00-9:40 Welcome and keynote addresses — Island Ballroom9:40-10:10 Break — Banyan Breezeway10:10-11:50 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions A Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Beaches1:Observations CoastalMarsh CoastalStructures1 CoastalHazardsForecasting & Early Warning Systems 1 11:50-13:20 Welcome luncheon — The Pavilion13:20-15:00 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions B Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Beaches2:Modeling CohesiveSediments CoastalStructures2 CoastalHazardsForecasting Processes & Early Warning Systems 2 15:30-17:30 Technical session C • Poster session and extended break — Banyan Breezeway/Jacaranda HallWednesday, May 29 TECHNICAL PROGRAM8:10-9:50 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions D Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: BarrierIslands1: MeasurementTechniquesLarge-Scale Carbonate& Inlets & Breaching in the Coastal Zone 1 Coastal Behavior 1 Reef-lined Coasts 19:50-10:20 Break — Banyan Breezeway10:20-12:00 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions E Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: BarrierIslands2: MeasurementTechniquesLarge-Scale Carbonate& Long-Term Processes in the Coastal Zone 2 Coastal Behavior 2 Reef-lined Coasts 212:00-13:30 Lunch — on your own13:30-15:10 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions F Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Louisiana Barrier Coastal Dunes & Regional Sediment Headland Sediment Islands 1 Aeolian Processes 1 Management 1 By- and Over-Passing15:10-15:40 Break — Banyan Breezeway15:40-17:20 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions G Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Louisiana Barrier Coastal Dunes & Regional Sediment U.S. Coastal Islands 2 Aeolian Processes 2 Management 2 Research Program17:20-19:30 Technical sessions H • Poster session and snacks/drinks — Banyan Breezeway/Jacaranda HallThursday, May 30 TECHNICAL PROGRAM 8:10-9:50 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions I Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Beaches3: BarrierIslands3: BeneficialUseof CoastalAdaptation Transport Processes Processes & Restoration Dredged Sediment to Climate Change9:50-10:20 Break — Banyan Breezeway10:20-12:00 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions J Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Beaches4:Experiments BeachNourishment1 WorkingWithNature Long-TermCoastalProcesses & Observations and Climate Change 112:00-13:30 Awards luncheon — The Pavilion13:30-15:10 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions K Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Beaches5:Climate& BeachNourishment2 Inlets&Navigation1 Long-TermCoastalProcesses Morphological Controls and Climate Change 215:10-15:40 Break — Banyan Breezeway15:40-17:00 Bird/Indian Key Long Key Sawyer Key Tarpon KeyTechnical sessions L Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Beaches6:Statistical RiverDeltas Inlets&Navigation2 Long-TermCoastalProcesses & Other Modeling and Climate Change 3Friday, May 31 TECHNICAL TOURS Full-day tour: Half-day field trip: Beaches, Spits and Ephemeral Islands North Pinellas County Coastal Projects and South of the Tampa Bay Entrance & Geomorphic Features



Coastal Dunes & Aeolian Processes

n Beach Dune Erosion, Observation and Modelling — Georgios Azorakos, Kasper Kærgaard, Joshua A. Simmons and Kristen D. Splinter

n Modelling the Effects of Shoal Attachment on Dune Growth — Filipe Galiforni Silva, Kathelijne M. Wijnberg, Alma V. De Groot and Suzanne J.M.H. Hulscher

n Drivers of Dune Evolution in Cape Lookout National Seashore, NC — Paige A. Hovenga, Peter Ruggiero, Nicholas Cohn, Katya R. Jay, Sally D. Hacker, Michael Itzkin and Laura Moore

n Surrogate Model Development for Coastal Dune Erosion under Storm Conditions — Victor Malagon Santos, Thomas Wahl, Joshep W. Long, Davina L. Pas-seri and Nathaniel G. Plant

n Decadal-Scale Dune Evolution at Duck, NC — Jie Zhang, Magnus Larson, and Caroline Hallin

Coastal Structures Morphologic Response

n Relative Effect of Offshore Winds and Storm Waves on the Efficiency of Beach Nourishment behind Breakwaters, the Barcares Beach, France — Yann Balouin and Eric Palvadeau

n Quantification of the Shoreline Evolution of an Open Beach between Coastal Defenses — Donatus Bapentire Angnuureng, Phillip-Neri Jayson-Quash-igah, Kwasi Appeaning Addo, Denis Worlanyo Aheto, Rafael Almar, Frederic Bonou and Emmanuel Brem-pong

n Vessel-Mounted Hydrophone Measurements to Estimate Bedload Transport of Coarse Shelly Sedi-ments — Sabrina Homrani, France Floc’h, Nicolas Le Dantec, Xavier Demoulin and Christophe Delacourt

n The Study on the Effect of Coastal Erosion Mitiga-tion Using Artificial Coral Reef: Understanding with 3-Dimensional Hydraulic Experiment — Sunghoon Hong, Taeyoon Kim, Jongyeong Kim, Gwang Soo Lee, Dong Soo Hur, Jong Sung Yoon, Soonchul Kwon

n Layout Design of Coastal Structures for Mitigat-ing Beach Erosion — Jung L. Lee, Sahong Lee, Tae-Kon Kim and Won Chul Cho

n Shoreline Response behind a Permeable De-tached Breakwater — Jung L. Lee, J. Kim, Y. Jiang, W. Shen and I.H. Kim

—Wednesday, May 29 —Technical Session D • 8:10-9:50

Session 1 • Barrier Islands 1Bird/Indian Key

Moderator:LaurenDunkin

n Effect of Tidal Inlet Stabilization on Barrier Island Morphodynamics — Jaap H. Nienhuis

n The Effect of Stochastically Simulated Storm-Induced Breaches on the Long-term Morphological Evolution of Barrier Coasts — K.R.G. Reef, P.C. Roos, T.E. Andringa, A. Dastgheib and S.J.M.H. Hulscher

n The Role of Surficial Sediment Distribution Maps in Regional Sediment Management — Beth Forrest, Syed Khalil, Edward Haywood and Richard Raynie

n A Large-Scale Experimental Study on Sand Dike Breaching by Wave Overtopping and Overflow — Yanqiao Wang, Da Xu, Qian Li, Zhiguo He and Weim-ing Wu

n Method for Observing Breach Geomorphic Evolu-tion: Satellite Observation of the Fire Island Wilder-ness Breach — Timothy R. Nelson and Jennifer L. Miselis

Session 2 • Measurement Techniques in the Coastal Zone 1

Long KeyModerator:UlfErlingsson

n Numerical Modeling of Three-Dimensional Fine Sediment Plume Dispersion — Sean O’Neil, Say-Chong Lee, Haoxuan Zheng and Euan Zhang

n Measuring Settling Velocity in a Strongly Tidal Estuary — R.M. Allen, E.A. Variano and J.R. Lacy

n Continuous Monitoring of a Nearshore Berm Placement at New Smyrna Beach, FL, via Coastal Im-agery — Brittany Bruder, Katherine Brodie, Nicholas Spore, Alexander Renaud and Kevin Hodgens

n Erosional Channels in a Barrier Shoal: Frequency or Magnitude? — Ulf Erlingsson and Rotciv Jiménez

n Dual Frequency Acoustic Measurements of Turbu-lence and Sedimentary Flows — France Floc’h, Clem-ence Ingouf, Frederic Jourdin, Christopher Daly, Luis Pedro Almeida, Guillaume Detantd and Rafael Almar

Session 3 • Large-Scale Coastal Behavior 1Sawyer Key

Moderator:EdwinElias

n Understanding Long-Term Coastal Change and Variability Using a Simple and Efficient Multi-Pro-cess Model — Jose A.A. Antolínez, Dylan Anderson,



Fernando Méndez, Peter Ruggiero and George M. Kaminsky

n A “Refined” Approach to Sediment Budgets: Understanding the Sediment Budget of the Western Wadden Sea, the Netherlands — Edwin Elias, Ad Van Der Spek, Tommer Vermaas, Marian Lazar

n Comparing Empirical Depths of Closure along the U.S. East Coast — P. Barrineau, R. Janmaat and T.W. Kana

n Assessment of the Effect of Shoreface Nourish-ments Using Autonomous Bar Behavior — Per Soerensen

n Flow Structure of Submarine Gravity Flow — Hi-mangshu S. Das

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION:Carbonate and Reef-Lined Coast 1

Tarpon KeyModerator:CurtStorlazzi

n Controls on Sediment Transport over Coral Reefs off Southwest Puerto Rico: Seasonal Patterns and Hurricane Maria — Olivia M. Cheriton, Curt D. Storla-zzi, Kurt J. Rosenberger and Clark Sherman

n Fall Velocity Determination of Individual Grain Size Classes in a Carobonate-Rich Environment: Im-plications for Numerical Modeling — Irene M. Watts and Gary A. Zarillo

n Spatial and Temporal Variability in Ripple For-mation and Migration across a Coral Reef Flat and Lagoon — Kurt Rosenberger, Curt Storlazzi, Andrew Pomeroy, Olivia Cheriton, Ryan Lowe and Jeff Hansen

n Integrating Structure from Motion, Numerical Modelling and Field Measurements to Understand Carbonate Sediment Transport in Coral Reef Cano-pies — Andrew Pomeroy, Curt Storlazzi, Kurt Rosen-berger, Gerry Hatcher and Jonathan Warrick

n The Influence of Sea Level on Incident and Infra-gravity Wave-Driven Sediment Dynamics Across a Fringing Coral Reef — Curt Storlazzi, Olivia Cheriton, Kurt Rosenberger, Andrew Pomeroy and Ryan Lowe

Coffee/Network BreakBanyan Breezeway

Technical Session E • 10:20-12:00Session 1 • Barrier Islands 2

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:LiErikson

n Drowned Foredune Ridges as Evidence of Prehis-torical Barrier-Island State Changes between Migra-

tion and Progradation — Justin L. Shawler, Daniel J. Ciarletta, Jorge Lorenzo-Trueba and Christopher J. Hein

n Arctic Barrier Island Dynamics May Increase Wave Energy Reaching Alaska’s Mainland Shoreline — Li Erikson, Ann Gibbs and Bruce Richmond

n Assessment of Natural and Anthropic Drivers to the Evolution of Ria Formosa Barrier Island System — Katerina Kombiadou, Ana Matias, Susana Costas, A. Rita Carrasco, Óscar Ferreira and Theocharis Plomaritis

n Modeling the Morphological Response of a Bar-rier Island to Hurricane Matthew — Ellen Quataert, Marlies Van Der Lugt, Christopher Sherwood Maarten Van Oormondt and Ap Van Dongeren

n A Fundamental Study on Eco-DRR Function of Beaches Along Kii Channel — Kohji Uno and Tetsuya Klakinoki

Session 2 • Measurement Techniques in the Coastal Zone 2

Long KeyModerator:PeterThorne

n Depth and Surface Current Inversion on the Fly: A New Video-Based Approach Using the Dynamic Mode Decomposition — Matthijs Gawehn, Sierd De Vries and Stefan Aarninkhof

n The Use of Planet Cubesat Imagery to Examine Ebb-Tidal Delta Dynamics — Murray Ford and Mark Dickson

n Rapid Coastal Sediment Characterization from Satellite Imagery — Nina Stark, Julie Paprocki, Nicola Brilli, Chris McBride and Hans C. Graber

n European Hydralab Developments in Acoustics for Studying Near-Bed Sediment Dynamics under Waves over Sandy Rippled Beds — Peter D. Thorne, David Hurther, Richard D. Cooke, Ivan Caceres, Pierre A Barraud and Agustin Sanchez-Arcilla

n Time-Series of Shoreline Change from Publicly Available Satellite Imagery — Kilian Vos, Kristen D. Splinter, Mitchell D. Harley, Joshua A. Simmons and Ian L. Turner

Session 3 • Large-Scale Coastal Behavior 2Sawyer Key

Moderator:CherylHapke

n Method for Calculating Annual Sand Transports on the Dutch Lower Shoreface to Assess the Off-shore Boundary of the Dutch Coastal Foundation — B.T. Grasmeijer, L.C. Van Rijn, J.J. Van Der Werf, F. Zijl, B.J.A. Huisman, A.P. Luijendijk, R.J.A.Wilmink and A.P. De Looff



n A Federal-State Partnership for Mapping Florida’s Coast and Sea Floor — C.J. Hapke, R. Druyor, R. Baumstark, P. Kramer, E. Fitos, X. Fredericks and E. Fetherston-Resch

n Effects of a Tidal Lagoon on the Hydrodynamics of Swansea Bay, Wales, UK — Jose M. Horrillo-Cara-ballo, Yunzhu Yin, Iain Fairley, Harshinie Karunarathna, Ian Masters and Dominic E. Reeve

n Limits of Cross-Shore Sediment Exchange at Decadal Scales — T.W. Kana and H.L. Kaczkowski

n Persistence of Sorted Bedforms on the Glaciated Rhode Island Shoreface at the Weekly to Decadal Scale — Bryan A. Oakley

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION:Carbonate and Reef-Lined Coast 2

Tarpon KeyModerator:AndrewPomeroy

n Morphological Change on a Coral Reef Atoll: Manihiki Atoll, Cook Islands — Hannah E. Power and Victoria K. Miller

n Rapid Accumulation of Coral Debris on Coral Cays in Tuvalu by Storm Waves and Subsequent Defor-mation — Susumu Onaka, Takaaki Uda, Toshiro San-Nami, Shingo Ichikawa and Junko Mimaki

n Evidence of Vertical Building of Reef Islands through Overwash and Implications for Island Fu-tures — Paul S. Kench and Edward P. Beetham

n Wave Dissipation and Lagoon Infilling in the Southern Great Barrier Reef — Ana Vila-Concejo, Lia Scambary, Louis Johansson, Stephanie J Duce, Sarah Hamylton, Jody M. Webster, Tristan Salles, Kazuhiko Fujita and Hironobu Kan

n Modeling Response of Coral Reef Islands to Sea Level Rise — Gerd Masselink, Eddie Beetham and Paul Kench

Lunch on your ownTechnical Sessions F • 13:30-15:10

Session 1 • SPECIAL SESSION:Louisiana Barrier Islands 1

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:LindinoBenedet

n Performance of Barrier Island Restoration Proj-ects on the Western Lobe of the Modern Missippi Delta, Louisiana, USA — Lindino Benedet and Thomas Pierro

n East Timbalier Island and the Need for a Barrier

Island Renourishment Plan — Travis Byland and Greg Grandy

n The Effect of Sediment Properties on Restored Barrier Island Morphodynamics: Implications for Us-ing Nearshore vs. Offshore Sediments — Ioannis Y. Georgiou, Brittany L. Kime and Michael D. Miner

n Implementing a Back Barrier Marsh Creation Project Utilizing the CPRA Marsh Creation — Russ J. Joffrion, P.E.

n Shell Island Restoration: Comparing the Use of Different Sediment Types in Barrier Island Construc-tion — Whitney C. Thompson and Barry Richard

Session 2 • Coastal Dunes and Aeolian Processes 1Long Key

Moderator:NicholasCohn

n The Role of Belowground Biomass on Short-Term Dune Evolution — Duncan Bryant, Caitlin Hoch, Leigh Provost, Gary Bell and Mary Bryant

n Coastal Inlet Infilling from Aeolian Sediment Transport — Nicholas Cohn, Katherine Brodie, Peter Ruggiero, Bart Van Westen and Sierd De Vries

n Alongshore Variations of Sandbar Morphody-namics under Normal and Energetic Conditions — Jun Cheng, Ping Wang, Mathieu A. Vallée

n The Role of Sediment Supply to the Aeolian Coastal Dune System in Contrasting Areas — Sierd De Vries, Yichuan Gong and Bas Hoonhout

n Role of Water Level in Storm Impacts of a Hyper-Tidal Coast — Pushpa Dissanayake, Jennifer Brown, Philipp Sibbertsen and Christian Winter

Session 3 • Regional Sediment Management 1Sawyer Key

Moderator:KatherineBrutsché

n Sediment Transport and Climate Change in Northern Yucatan — Christian M Appendini, Oswal-do Carrillo-Rodriguez and Rafael Meza-Padilla

n Predicting Color Change of Dredge Sediment from Fine Sediment Losses and Mixing Through Hopper Dredging and Beach Placement — Anthony M. Priestas, Jacob F. Berkowitz and Christine M. Vanzo-meren

n Sediment Sorting by Hopper Dredging and Place-ment Operations — S. Jarrell Smith, Anthony M. Priestas, Duncan B. Bryant, Katherine E. Brutsché and Kelsey A. Fall

n Bluff Feature Extraction for the Great Lakes Shorelines — L. Dunkin, E. Eisemann, M. Hartman, J. Wozencraft, W. Cross, G. Schmidbauer and K. McClain



n Dredging Realities and Rising Seas: Wetland Beneficial Use of Dredged Sediments in the San Francisco Bay Estuary — Brandon Boyd, Candice Piercy, Matthew Bates, Joseph Gailani, James Morris and Todd Bridges

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION:Headland Sediment By- and Over-passing

Tarpon KeyModerator:AntonioH.F.Klein

n Headland Sediment Bypassing and Overpassing: Examples from Southern Brazil — Antonio H.F. Klein, Guilherme Vieira Da Silva, Andrew D. Short, Elírio E. Toldo Jr. and Maiara W. Pinto

n Gravel Beach Cross- and Alongshore Response to an Extreme Event: Beach Length and Headland Proximity Controls — R. Jak McCarroll, Gerd Masse-link, Mark Wiggins, Tim Scott, Oliver Billson and Daniel Conley

n Modeling Shoreline Evolution and Headland Sedi-ment Bypassing at Platform Beaches — Rui Taborda and Mónica Ribeiro

n Longshore Sediment Interruption and Bypassing of a Multipurpose Artificial Reef: Preliminary Results — Guilherme Vieira Da Silva, Darrell Strauss, Saeed Shaeri, Thomas Murray, Rodger Tomlinson and Daniel Hamilton

n Modeling Sediment Bypassing Around Idealized Rocky Headlands — Douglas A. George, John L. Lar-gier, Gregory B. Pasternack, Patrick L. Barnard, Curt D. Storlazzi and Li H. Erikson


Technical Session G • 15:40-17:00Session 1 • SPECIAL SESSION:

Louisiana Barrier Islands 2Bird/Indian Key

Moderator:SyedKhalil

n Louisiana’s Barrier Island System: A Programmatic Approach to Restoration — Syed M. Khalil, Richard C. Raynie and Joseph Leblanc

n Barrier Island System Deterioration in South Louisiana: Geomorphic Change and Implications for Restoration — Jennifer L. Berlinghoff, Mark R. Byrnes and Syed M. Khalil

n Coupled Barrier System Shoreline and Shoreface Dynamics Louisiana, USA — Benjamin S. Beasley, Ioannis Y. Georgiou, Michael D. Miner and Mark R. Byrnes

n West Grand Terre Island and the Need for Beach Nourishment and Stabilization — James McMenis, P.E. and Steve Dartez, P.E.

n Hot Spot Erosion on Grand Isle, LA: Identification and Causes — Joshua Carter, Victoria Curto and Arpit Agarwal

Session 2 • Coastal Dunes and Aeolian Processes 2Long Key

Moderator:CarolineHallin

n The Relation between Longshore Variations in Grain Size Distribution and Sediment Transport Processes — Caroline Hallin, Björn Almström, Magnus Larson and Hans Hanson

n Aeolian Modelling of Coastal Landform Develop-ment — B. Van Westen, S. De Vries, A.J.H.M Reniers, J.P. Den Bieman, B.M. Hoonhout, P. Rauwoens and M.E.B. Van Puijenbroek

n Modeling Storm Waves and Dune Mophology Change — Bradley D. Johnson and Katherine L. Bro-die

n Predicting Dune Growth at the Sand Engine by Coupling the Delft3D Flexible Mesh and Aeolis Models — Arjen Luijendijk, Sierd De Vries, Thijs Van Het Hooft and Matthieu De Schipper

n Development of Coastal Holocene Transgressive Dunefields: Examples from South Australia — Gra-ziela Miot Da Silva and Patrick Hesp

Session 3 • Regional Sediment Management 2Sawyer Key

Moderator:JarrellSmith

n Southwest and East Coast of Florida Borrow Area Analysis and Recharacterization — Jennifer Steele, Beth Forrest, Quin Robertson, Beau Suthard and Can-dace Beauvais

n Interaction between Tidal Inlet Shoals and Short- and Long-Term Sand Budgets on the East Central Florida Coast — Gary A. Zarillo

n Maintaining the Integrity of an Estuary: East Sand Island Breach Prevention — Jarod Norton, Rod Moritz, Austin Hudson, Travis Davidson and Terrance Geroux

n Management and Remediation of Wood Waste-Impacted Sediments at Aquatic Cleanup Sites in Washington State: Lessons Learned After 20 Years of Cleanup — John Evered, Chance Asher, Russ McMil-lan

n Strategic Placement of Dredged Material in Vilano Beach, Florida, USA — Katherine E. Brutsché, Brian C.



Mcfall, Honghai Li, Jesse E. McNinch, Jase D. Ousley, Jason A. Engle and Coraggio K. Maglio

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION:U.S. Coastal Research Program

Tarpon KeyModerator:HilaryStockdon

n USCRP: Building a Research Community to Support Coastal Stakeholders — Hilary Stockdon, Leighann Brandt, Mary Cialone, Nicole Elko, John Haines, Jeff Lillycrop and Julie Rosati

n During Nearshore Event Experiment (DUNEX): A Collaborative Community Field Data Collection Ef-fort — Mary Cialone, Nicole Elko, Jeff Lillycrop, Hilary Stockdon, Britt Raubenheimer and Julie Rosati

n Coastal Model Test Bed Evaluation of CSHORE Hydrodynamic Prediction Performance — David L. Young, A. Spicer Bak, Bradley D. Johnson and Nicholas Cohn

n Evaluating Modeled and Measured Wave Direc-tion in the Nearshore — Spicer Bak, Patrick J. Dick-hudt, Tyler J. Hesser and Jane M. Smith

n Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Data Integration for Coastal Modeling — Ayse Karanci, Katherine L. Bro-die, Nicholas J. Spore, Justyna Jeziorska and Elizabeth J. Sciaudone

Technical Session H • 17:30-19:30Evening Poster Session with Drinks and Nibbles

Jacaranda Hall/Banyan Breezeway

Coastal Bluffs & Coastal Marshes

n Long-Term Trends, Short-Term Shocks and Cliff Responses for Areas of Critical Coastal Infrastruc-ture — Susan M. Brooks, Tom Spencer

n Influence of the Industrial Port Complex of Suape on Ipojuca Estuarine Surface Sediments Spatial Distribution, Seasonality and Characteristics of Or-ganic Matter — L.D. Santos, T.T. Veiga, P.B. Camargo and R.L. Barcellos

Coupled Natural-Human Systems

n Co-Development of Coastal Sediment Manage-ment Approaches in Social Ecological Systems in Southern California — Kristen A. Goodrich, Nicola Ulibarri, Richard Matthew, Paroma Wagle, Matthew Brand, Eric Stein and Brett Sanders

n Coupling Geomorphology and Socioeconom-ics to Account for Groin Downdrift Erosion — Arye Janoff, Jorge Lorenzo-Trueba, Porter Hoagland, Di Jin and Andrew Ashton

n A Coastal Geo-Economic Model for Artificial Dune Management in New Jersey — Jesse Kolodin, Jorge Lorenzo-Trueba, Porter Hoagland, Di Jin and Andrew Ashton

n Geophysical Visualization of Reef Island Accretion and Stratigraphic Architecture Using Ground-Pene-trating Radar — Yiqing Liang, Paul S. Kench, Murray R. Ford and Holly K. East

n Observations of Infragravity Dominance in the Swash Zone of a Steep Gravel Beach — Oliver Bill-son, Paul Russell, Mark Davidson, Mark Wiggins, Jak Mccarroll, Timothy Poate and Nicoletta Leonardi

n Measuring Clast Movement on Gravel Beaches — Mark E. Dickson, Paul S. Kench, Brittany Ford and Courtney Murray

Inlets & Navigation Channels

n Morphological Modeling of Tidal Inlet Evolution: An Application to Mundaú Inlet, Brazil — Almir Nunes De Brito, Magnus Larson and Carlos Ruberto Fragoso

n Observations of Suspended Particle Size Distribu-tion on an Energetic Ebb-Tidal Delta — S.G. Pearson, B.C. Van Prooijen, F.P. De Wit, H. Meijer-Holzhauer, A.P. De Looff and Z.B. Wang

n Process-Based Modeling on Morphology Evolu-tion of Laolonggou Tidal Inlet in Bohai Bay of China — Hao Zhu, Liqin Zuo and Yongjun Lu

Large-Scale Coastal Behavior

n Modeling Regional Coastal Evolution in the Bight of Benin, Gulf of Guinea, West Africa — Ondoa Gre-goire Abessolo, Magnus Larson, Rafael Almar, Bruno Castelle, Edward J. Anthony and Johan Reyns

n Multi-Timescale Shoreline Modelling — Rob Schepper, Sierd De Vries, Ad Reniers, Caroline Kats-man, Rafael Almar, Erwin Bergsma and Mark Davidson

n Regional Scale Morphological Changes of the Barrier Islands at the Bay Entrance in Response to Engineering Activities in Tampa Bay — Mathieu A. Vallée, Ping Wang and Jun Cheng

n Net Sediment Transport in the Fine-Grained Jiangsu Coast, China: Contribution of Wind — Peng Yao, Min Su, Zhan Hu, Shouqian Li and Yongping Chen

Long-Term Coastal Evolution

n Quantification of Uncertainty in Sandbar Mor-phology Predictions — Ashley Ellenson, Gregory Wilson and Tyler Hesse



n Geometric Parameter Relationships for Salient and Tombolo in a Multiple Offshore Breakwater System — Jung L. Lee and J.R.C. Hsu

n COVE: A New Vector-Based Gravel Barrier Evolu-tion Model — Benjamin Phillips, Jennifer Brown, Martin Hurst and Andrew Plater

n Long-Term Evolution of a Tidal Inlet in a Multi-Outlet Estuarine-Bay System: Case Study of the Shiziyang Tidal Inlet, Pearl River Delta — Min Su, Peng Yao, Zhan Hu, Zheng Gong and Yongjun Lu

Measurement Techniques in the Coastal Zone

n Tsunami-Induced Scour on Structures — Conor Jordan, Ravindra Jayaratne, Sophie Mugnaini and Mara Nicholas

n The Effect of Turbulence and Particle Size on Suspended Sediment Concentration Measurements in the Intertidal Zone — Evelien Brand, Anne-Lise Montreuil and Margaret Chen

n Linking Environmental Forcing to the Evolution of an Ebb-Tide Delta at Ettalong Point, Southeast Australia — Chris D. Drummond, James T. Carley and Kilian Vos

n Detailed Sediment Class Mapping Using Un-manned Aerial Vehicles — Iain Fairley, Anouska Mendzil, Michael Togneri and Dominic E. Reeve

n Analysis of Vertical Pore Pressure Gradients in the Lower Intertidal Zone — Matthew Florence and Nina Stark

n Survey of Physical Elements for Identification of Sediment Transport Mechanism — Inho Kim, Hyungseok Lee and Junglyul Lee

n Investigating Moisture Contents of Sandy Beach-es in the Context of a Geotechnical Site Character-ization — Madeline Manning and Nina Stark

n Use of Multispectral Imagery for Geotechnical Characterization of Sandy Beach Sediments — Julie Paprocki, Nina Stark, Hans C. Graber, Jesse McNinch and Heidi Wadman

n Analysis of the Impact of Harbors on the Coast-line Configuration Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles — Alvaro Quijano Manzanilla, Luis Esteban Jiménez and Ernesto Mendoza Ponce

n Measuring Complex Beach-Dune Morphology and Nearshore Processes Using UAVs — Mel Rodg-ers, Mathieu Valleé, Ping Wang and Jun Cheng

n BEACHPRO® System: Bringing Beach Profile Monitoring to Smartphones: A Tool for Embracing

Society into Integral Coastal Management Process: System Improvements and San Miguel Case Study — A. Solis, J.C. Osegueda, M. Suarez and D. Tamayo

n Investigation on the Capabilities of Low-Cost and Smartphone-Based Coastal Imagery for Deriving Coastal State Video Indicators: Applications on the Upper Mediterranean — Nico Valentini, Yann Bal-ouin, Thibault Laigre, Clement Bouvier, Remi Belon and Alessandra Saponieri

n Crossshore Sand Patterns in the Intertidal Zone: A Case Study with Permanent Laser Scanning at Kijkduin Beach — S.E. Vos, R.N.P. Hobbelen, L. Spaans, S. De Vries and R.C. Lindenbergh

Natural and Man-Made Headland Sediment by By- and Over-passing

n Evidences of Headland Sediment Bypassing at Nazaré Norte Beach, Portugal — João Duarte, Rui Taborda and Monica Ribeiro

n Sediment Bypass and Overpass Contributions for Boa Vista Island Coastal Evolution — Cesária Gomes, Pedro Jm Costa, João Cascalho, Ana Nobre Silva, Rui Taborda, Filipe Santos and Vera Lopes

U.S. Coastal Research Program

n U.S. Coastal Research Program: Fostering Aca-demic Research — Julie Dean Rosati, Nicole Elko, Hilary Stockdon, W. Jeff Lillycrop and Mary Cialone

—Thursday, May 30 —Technical Session I • 8:10-9:50

Session 1 • Beaches 3Bird/Indian Key

Moderator:GerdMasselink

n Formation of Sandy Foreshores in Low-Energy Microtidal Environments — Anne M. Ton, Vincent Vuik and Stefan G.J. Aarninkhof

n Sediment Diffusivity in the Absence of Mean Cur-rent Dynamics — Daniel Conley

n Understanding and Modelling Wave-Driven Mixed Sand Transport — J.J. Van Der Werf, F. Staudt, D. Posanski, W. Van De Wardt, J. Van Der Zanden, B. Vermeulen, J.S. Ribberink and S. Schimmels

n The Roles of Flow Acceleration and Deceleration in Sediment Suspension in the Surf Zone — Bruce Jaffe and Seanpaul La Selle

n Alongshore Variability in Dune Retreat: Waves or Sediment Supply? — Christopher Sherwood



Session 2 • Barrier Island 3Long Key

Moderator:JulieBernier

n Will Nature Work With Us? Erosion and Flooding Impacts on a UK Barrier — James A Pollard, Susan M. Brooks, Tom Spencer, Elizabeth K. Christie and Iris Möller

n Application of Sediment End-Member Analy-sis for Understanding Sediment Fluxes, Northern Chandeleur Islands, Louisiana — Julie C. Bernier, Jennifer L. Miselis, Noreen A. Buster and James G. Flocks

n Evolution of Barrier Island Restoration in Louisi-ana: Implications of a Sand-Limited Environment — Brett Borne, Brad Miller

n Observations of Bed Elevation Changes at Cape Canaveral Shoals — Juan F. Paniagua-Arroyave, Sabrina M. Parra, Arnoldo Valle-Levinson and Peter N. Adams

n Controlling Swash Zone Slope is Key to Beach Profile Modelling — Dano Roelvink, Robert Mccall, Susana Costas and Marlies Van Der Lugt

Session 3 • Beneficial Use of Dredged SedimentSawyer Key

Moderator:HonghaiLi

n Nearshore Dredged Material Placement and Transport in Southern Lake Michigan — Honghai Li, Katherine Brutsche, Brian McFall, Kaitlyn McClain, David Buccaro and Erin Maloney

n Sediment Management Strategies Available at the Texas Gulf Intracoastal Waterway and Its Dredged Material Placement Areas — J. Moya, K. Calvez, M. Mahoney, K. Frenzel and A. Risko

n Variation Analysis of Littoral Sediment Associ-ated with a Nearshore Berm — Sara Ramos and Gary Zarillo

n Development of Borrow Areas along the Lower Mississippi River — Gordon Thomson, Ben Hartman, Brad Miller, Dain Gillen, Matt Clark, Rodey Batiza, John Sullivan, Blake Cotton and Alicia Sellers

n Laboratory Investigation of Factors Impacting Coastal Marsh Consolidation After Nourishment — Zachary Tyler and Susan Bailey

Session 4 • SPECIAL SESSION:Coastal Adaptation to Climate Change

Tarpon KeyModerator:JoseJimenez&RobertNicholls

n Adaptation to SLR in Mediterranean Urban

Coasts: The Barcelona Case — Jose A. Jimenez and Agustin Sanchez-Arcilla

n Impact of Hurricane Irma on Keewaydin Island, Southwest Florida Coast — Felix Jose, Michael Sava-rese and Andrew M. Gross

n Selecting Strategic Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation Measures along the Coast of West Africa — Annelies Bolle, Luciana Das Neves, Leo De Nocker, Ali Dastgheib and Koen Coud-eré

n To What Extent Are Societies Able to Adapt to 21st Century Sea Level Rise? — Robert J. Nicholls, Jochen Hinkel, Jose Jimenez, Daniel Lincke, Jeroen Aerts, Sally Brown, Paolo Scussolini, Agustín Sanchez-Arcilla, Athanasios Vafeidis and Kwasi Appeaning Addo

n Quantifying the Climate Change Impact on Pock-et Beaches by Means of a Probabilistic Approach: The Case of Donostia/San Sebastian, Spain — Iñaki De Santiago, Pedro Liria, Irati Epelde, Guillem Chust and Manuel Gonzalez


Technical Session J • 10:20-12:00Session 1: • Beaches 4

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:BrittanyBruder

n MODEX: Laboratory Experiment Exploring Sedi-ment Spreading of a Mound under Waves and Cur-rents — Matthieu De Schipper, J. Hopkins, M. Wen-grove, I.Saxoni, M. Kleinhans, N. Senechal, B. Castelle, F. Ribas, B.G. Ruessink, B. Murphy and S. McLelland

n Observations and Numerical Model Results of Morphodynamic Feedback Owing To Wave-Current Interaction — J. Hopkins, M.A. De Schipper, M. Wen-grove, F. DeWit and B. Castelle

n Wave-Driven Sand Ripple Formation and Evolu-tion on a Mound — Seok-Bong Lee, Meagan Wen-grove, Julia Hopkins, Ioanna Saxoni and Matthieu A. De Schipper

n Spatial Variability in Beach Morphology with Respect to Wave Exposure along a Zeta-Shaped Coastline — Thomas Murray, Darrell Strauss, Guil-herme Vieira Da Silva and Courtney Wharton

n Shoreline Variability Related to Sandbar Morpho-metrics on a Single-Barred Beach in NW Baja Cali-fornia — Jesús Adrián Vidal-Ruiz and Amaia Ruiz De Alegria-Arzaburu



Session 2 • Beaches Nourishment 1Long Key

Moderator:JohnBishop

n Pinellas County Coastal Management — John Bishop, Andrew Squires

n Beach vs. Shoreface Nourishment Experiment — Sebastian Dan, Gwendy Vos, Anne-Lise Montreuil, Toon Verwaest and Daphné Thoon

n Application of the Coastal Resilience Index to Beach and Dune Systems in Florida and Texas — Zhifei Dong, Nicole Elko, William Robertson and Julie Dean Rosati

n Empirical Formula to Estimate Borrow Sediments Ultimate Beach Capability through Case Studies, in Florida and Texas — Coraggio Maglio, P.E., Hi-mangshu Das, Ph.D.-P.E., and Fred Fenner

n An Innovative Sand Harvesting Technology with Coastal Applications at Galveston Island, Texas — R.L. Tucker, R.A. Trevino, T.L. Welp, C.K. Maglio, Z.J. Tyler, J. Moya, N.J. Reins, N.J. Kirk, J. Figlus, W.P. Fuller and R.C. Thomas

Session 3 • Working with NatureSawyer Key

Moderator:BeauSuthard

n Combined Effects of Physical and Biological Processes On Coastal Dynamics and Recovery: The BLUEcoast Project Approach — Laurent O. Amoudry, Andres Payo, Andrew Plater, Martin Solan, R. Jak Mc-carroll, Iris Moller, Thomas Spencer, Charlotte Thomp-son, Jennifer M. Brown, Sue Brooks, Andrew Barkwith, Giovanni Coco, Nicoletta Leonardi, Michael A. Ellis, Mick Van Der Wegen, Jasmin Godbold, David Pater-son, Eli Lazarus, Richard Whitehouse, Alejandro Souza and the BLUEcoast Team

n Cross-Shore Sandbars Response to an Artificial Reef: An Intersite Comparison — C. Bouvier, B. Castelle, Y. Balouin, K. D. Splinter, M. Blacka and B. Dubarbier

n Regeneration of Partially Dredged Sandwaves — Signe Mie Larsen, Andreas Roulund and Duncan Lee Mcintyre

n Enhancing Brouwersdam after the Complete Damming of the Grevelingen Estuary in 1971 in the Southwest Netherlands — Marian Lazar and E.P.L. Elias

n Building With Nature: Can Nourishments Solve All Problems? — T. Vermaas, M. De Kleine, C. Mesdag, D.R. Mastbergen and R. Hoogland

Session 4 • Long-Term Coastal Processes and Climate Change 1

Tarpon KeyModerator:AndrewAshton

n The Long-Term Impact of Closing of an Estuary Mouth / Tidal Inlet at its Ebb-Tidal Delta: A Concep-tual Model — Ad Van Der Spek and Edwin Elias

n Headland and Wave Climate Controls on the For-mation and Shaping of the Outer Cape Cod Coast-line — Andrew Ashton, Rose Palermo, James Schadt and Luis Germano Biolchi

n Climate Change and Cleanup: A Vulnerability As-sessment and Adaptation Strategy for Washington State’s Contaminated Sites — Chance Asher

n Building an Index of Exposure to Coastal Change in Eastern Africa with Applications to Conserva-tion of Cultural Heritage — Luciana S. Esteves and Caridad Ballesteros

n Genesis of the German North Sea Coastline in Context of Sea Level Rise and Storm Surges over the Past 1,000 Years — Jürgen Jensen

Awards Luncheon • 12:00-13:30The Pavilion

Technical Session K • 13:30-15:10Session 1 • Beaches 5

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:MeganWengrove

n Climate Control on Winter Wave Activity in the Northeast Atlantic and Impacts on Beach Erosion and Recovery along the West Coast of Europe — Bruno Castelle, Guillaume Dodet, Gerd Masselink and Tim Scott

n Atmospheric Climate Control of Directional Waves in the United Kingdom & Ireland — Tim Scott, Mark Wiggins, Gerd Masselink, Bruno Castelle, Guil-laume Dodet, Andy Saulter

n Seasonal Recovery of a Sandy Wave-Dominated Beach: The Example of Truc Vert-France — Nadia Senechal, Melanie Biausque, Stephane Bujan, Sophie Ferreira

n Investigating Bedload Transport under Asym-metrical Waves Using a Coupled Ocean-Wave Model — Tarandeep S. Kalra, Christopher R. Sherwood, John C. Warner, Yashar Rafati and Tian-Jian Hsu

n Rotational Beach Response to Directionally Bi-Modal Wave Climates — M. Wiggins, T. Scott, G. Mas-selink and P. Russell



Session 2 • Beaches Nourishment 2Long Key

Moderator:MagnusLarson

n Artificial Beach Nourishment Performance: 3D Laboratory Tests — André Guimarães, Carlos Coelho, Paulo A. Silva and Fernando Veloso-Gomes

n Quantification of Model Uncertainty in Lifetime Predictions of Nourishments — Anna Kroon, Mat-thieu De Schipper, Pieter Van Gelder and Stefan Aarninkhof

n Gravel Beach Nourishment at a Low-Wave Energy Environment to Control the Effects of Global Warm-ing — Hyun Dong Kim, Kyu Han Kim, Shin-Ichi Aoki, Seong Wook Koo and Kisu Kwak

n Numerical Analysis of the Erosion Mechanism for Beach Nourishment: A Case Study — Chi Zhang, Mingxiao Xie, Jiawen Sun, Peng Wang, Wenzhang Fan and Pengfei Xu

n Experimental Observation of Artificial Sandbar Response to Large Waves — Yuan Li, Chi Zhang, Yu Cai, Zeming Wang, Haoye Yang, Songgui Chen, Hongshuai Qi and Jiawen Sun

Session 3 • Inlet and Navigation 1Sawyer Key

Moderator:TanyaBeck

n Inlet Management Strategies with Case Studies from Florida — Thomas Pierro, Morjana Signorin and Joao Dobrochinski

n Passage Key Inlet Management Study: Spatial and Temporal Variations in Alongshore Sediment Transport in Anna Maria Island, Florida — Morjana Signorin, Michelle R. Pfeiffer, Joao P.H. Dobrochinski, Lindino Benedet and Thomas P. Pierro

n Management Study at Multiple Natural and En-gineered Tidal Inlets, West-Central Florida, USA — Ping Wang, Jun Cheng, Mathieu A. Vallée and Zachary Westfall

n Development of a Complex Dynamically Coupled Hydrodynamic and Sedimentation Model for the Brazos River Floodgates, Texas — Craig Harter, Pat-rick Mclaughlin, Joshua Carter and Matthew Mahoney

n Temporal and Spatial Scales of Sediment Trans-port Pathways for Sandy Barrier Tidal Inlets — Tanya M. Beck and Ping Wang

Session 4 • Long-Term Coastal Processesand Climate Change 2

Tarpon KeyModerator:HansHanson

n Improving Shoreline Change Forecasts through Coastal Seabed Mapping and Sediment Budget-ing — Michael A. Kinsela, David J. Hanslow, Michelle Linklater, Rafael C. Carvalho, Bradley D. Morris, Timo-thy C. Ingleton, Katie M. Allen, Michael D. Sutherland and Colin D. Woodroffe

n Application of CMS Model for Groin Field Layout Design at Rockaway Beach, New York — Suzana Rice, Frank Buonaiuto, David Yang, Daniel Falt, Robert Hampson and Layla Kashlan

n Influence of Wave Breaking Type on Sand Bars Formation — Sergey Kuznetsov and Yana Saprykina

n Daily to Decadal Variability of Beach Morphology at Nasa-Kennedy Space Center: Storm Influences across Timescales — Matthew P. Conlin, Peter N. Ad-ams, Nathaniel G. Plant, John M. Jaeger and Richard MacKenzie

n Foredune Evolution in Eastern Australia: A Man-agement Case Study on Warilla Beach — Thomas B. Doyle, Andrew D. Short and Colin D. Woodroffe


Technical Session L • 15:40-17:00Session 1 • Beaches 6

Bird/Indian KeyModerator:MargaretPalmsten

n A Bayesian Network for Equilibrium Ripples — Margaret L. Palmsten, Angela Sarni, Samuel Bateman and Allison M. Penko

n New Understanding of a Coastal Erosion Hotspot in a Bimodel Wave Climate — Jon J. Williams, John Atkinson, Darren M. Price, Luciana S. Esteves and Shirin S. Costa

n Data-Driven Modelling of Shoreline Evolution — Joshua A. Simmons, Kristen D. Splinter and Tomas Beuzen

n Towards the Development of a Morphological Model for Composite Sand-Gravel Beaches — Rob-ert McCall, Huub Rijper and Chris Blenkinsopp

n Sea Level Rise Impact on Constrained Beaches in Barbados — Mohammad Dibajnia and Onur Kurum

Session 2 • River DeltaLong Key

Moderator:BrandonBoyd

n Morphodynamics of an Abandoned Delta Lobe in Northeast Greenland — Aart Kroon, Mette Bendixen, Lars Nielsen and Charlotte Sigsgaard



n Field Study on River Mouth Processes during Flood with High Waves at the Tenryu River in Japan — Yuya Sasaki and Shinji Sato

n River Delta and Shoreline Response to a Massive Increase in Sediment Supply: The Influence of Sedi-ment Supply, Wave and Tidal Currents — J.A. War-rick, A.W. Stevenc, I.M. Miller and A.C. Ritchie

n Sediment Bypassing Mechanisms at River Mouths: Examples in the Mediterranean — Yann Balouin, Eric Palvadeau and Francois Bourrin

n Bedload Transport at the Mississippi-Atchafalaya River Diversion — Bo Wang and Y. Jun Xu

Session 3 • Inlet and Navigation 2Sawyer Key

Moderator:ThomasPierro

n 3D Morphodynamic Modelling Of A Mixed- En-ergy Tidal Inlet — X.Bertin, A. DeBakker, T. Guerin, K. Martins, B. Mengual, T. Coulombier and E. Chaumillon

n Monitoring Tidal Inlet Dominance Shifts in a Cy-clically Migrating Barrier Beach System — Mark Bor-relli, Graham S. Giese, Theodore L. Keon, Bryan Legare, Theresa L. Smith, Mark Adams and Stephen T. Mague

n Wave-Skewness and Current-Related Ebb-Tidal Sediment Transport: Observations and Modeling — A.J.H.M. Reniers, F.P. De Wit, M.F.S. Tissier, S.G. Pearson, L.B, Brakenhoff, M. Van Der Vegt, J. Mol and B.C. Van Prooijen

n Sediment Management and Navigation Optimi-zation at Collier Creek, Florida — J.P.H. Dobrochinski, J. Mcalpin, S. Keehn and T. Brenner

n Modelling Hydrodynamics in the Ameland Inlet as a Basis for Studying Sand Transport — C.M. Nederhoff, R.A. Schrijvershof, P.K. Tonnon, J.J. Van Der Werf and E.P.L. Elias

Session 4 • Long-Term Coastal Processesand Climate Change 3

Tarpon KeyModerator:IreneWatts

n How Do Multiple Beach and Dune Ridges Emerge and Evolve in Prograding Coasts? — Susana Costas, Katerina Kombiadou and Dano Roelvink

n The Role of Coastal Sediment Sinks in Modify-ing Longshore Sand Fluxes: Examples from the Coasts of Southern Brazil and the Mid-Atlantic USA — Christopher J. Hein, Justin L. Shawler, Jose M. De Camargo, Antonio H.D.F Klein, Christopher Tenebruso and Michael S. Fenster

n Cross-Shore Sediment Transport for Modeling Long-Term Shoreline Changes in Response to Waves and Sea Level Change — Yan Ding, Sung-Chan Kim, Rusty L. Permenter, Richard Styles and Tanya M. Beck

n Forecasting Future Coastline Change: How to Address Limitations and Opportunities? — Brad Murray and Jose A. A. Antolínez

n Estimation of River Mouth Opening Migration Rate Based On Sand Volume Conservation Model and Image Observation — Wakhidatik Nurfaida and Takenori Shimozono

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