MONITORING OF THE PALM BEACH ARTIFICIAL REEF

Paul Prenzler; Shannon Hunt; Zoe Elliott-Perkins; Dan Hamilton; Dan Messiter; Courtney Wharton; Evan Watterson

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MONITORING OF THE PALM BEACH ARTIFICIAL REEF

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Oct 2023Publisher:Coastal Engineering Research CouncilJournal:Coastal Engineering Proceedings (issn: 0589-087X, eissn: 2156-1028,

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Authors: Paul Prenzler; Shannon Hunt; Zoe Elliott-Perkins; Dan Hamilton; Dan Messiter; Courtney Wharton; Evan Watterson;

doi: 10.9753/icce.v37.structures.65

MONITORING OF THE PALM BEACH ARTIFICIAL REEF

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Palm Beach is located on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Infrastructure along Palm Beach is exposed to high coastal hazard risks. The City of Gold Coast (City) delivered the Palm Beach Shoreline Project (PBSP) in 2019, involving beach nourishment stabilised by an artificial reef, as a sustainable solution to coastal hazards threats and provide improved surfing amenity. This Paper presents the results of post-construction monitoring of the PBSP, assessing the project benefits against the project objectives.

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