Civil Engineering Association

Coastal Engineering

This international journal is indispensable reading for engineers working in the field of marine and coastal technology. Combining practical application with modern technological and scientific achievements, it publishes fundamental studies as well as case histories on the following aspects of coastal, harbour and offshore engineering: studies on waves and currents; coastal morphology; estuary hydraulics; harbour and offshore structures. Mathematical and physical models as well as constructional aspects and environmental problems relating to these items are also included. Each publication should have as a minimum one paragraph stressing practical engineering applications.

Volume 44, Issue 3, Pages EX1-EX2, 191-274 (January 2002)

1.Morphological changes of the Haringvliet estuary after closure in 1970
Pages 191-203
I.E Tönis, J.M.T Stam, J van de Graaf
2.Simplified higher-order Boussinesq equations: I. Linear simplifications
Pages 205-229
Andrew B. Kennedy, James T. Kirby, Mauricio F. Gobbi
3.Limiting criteria of permanent progressive waves
Pages 231-237
Samir Abohadima, Masahiko Isobe
4.Linear waves propagating over a rapidly varying finite porous bed
Pages 239-260
Rodolfo Silva, Paulo Salles, Arturo Palacio
5.Polynomial approximations for Fresnel integrals in diffraction analysis
Pages 261-266
Michael E McCormick, David R.B Kraemer
6.Comments on “Forced and self-organized shoreline response for a beach in the southern Baltic Sea determined through singular spectrum analysis” [Coast. Eng. 43 (2001) 41–58]
Pages 267-269
D.E Reeve
7.Reply to the comments on “Forced and self-organized shoreline response for a beach in the southern Baltic Sea determined through singular spectrum analysis” [Coast. Eng. 43 (2001) 41–58]
Pages 271-272
G Róz̊yński
8.Reply to reply to comments on “Forced and self-organized shoreline response for a beach in the southern Baltic Sea determined through singular spectrum analysis” [Coast. Eng. 43 (2001) 41–58]
Pages 273-274
D.E. Reeve

Volume 44, Issue 4, Pages 275-352 (February 2002)

1.An investigation of the velocity field under regular and irregular waves over a sand beach
Pages 275-300
J.C Doering, A.J Baryla
2.Transport of waste heat from a nuclear power plant into coastal water
Pages 301-319
Ping Zeng, Huiquan Chen, Baichuan Ao, Ping Ji, Xiaojian Wang, Zhiliang Ou
3.Application of wavelet transform analysis to landslide generated waves
Pages 321-338
Andrea Panizzo, Giorgio Bellotti, Paolo De Girolamo
4.Stem waves along vertical wall due to random wave incidence
Pages 339-350
Hajime Mase, Tetsu Memita, Masatoshi Yuhi, Toshikazu Kitano
5.Contents of volume 44
Pages 351-352

Volume 45, Issue 1, Pages 1-70 (March 2002)

1.Modelling intensive near-bed sand transport under wave–current flow versus laboratory and field data
Pages 1-18
Leszek M Kaczmarek, Rafał Ostrowski
2.Nearshore bar crest location quantified from time-averaged X-band radar images
Pages 19-32
B.G Ruessink, P.S Bell, I.M.J van Enckevort, S.G.J Aarninkhof
3.Wave runup, transmission, and reflection for structures armored with CORE-LOC®
Pages 33-52
Ivano Melito, Jeffrey A Melby
4.Shear stress and sediment transport calculations for swash zone modelling
Pages 53-60
Peter Nielsen
5.Vertical fluxes of sediment in oscillatory sheet flow
Pages 61-68
Peter Nielsen, Koen van der Wal, Luke Gillan
6.Erratum to “Scour around coastal structures: a summary of recent research” [Coastal Eng. 44 (2001) 153–190]
Page 69
B Mutlu Sumer, Richard J.S Whitehouse, Alf Tørum

Volume 45, Issue 2, Pages 71-126 (April 2002)

1.Simple and explicit solution of wave dispersion equation
Pages 71-74
Junke Guo
2.Intense near-bed sediment motions in waves and currents
Pages 75-87
Ping Dong, Kefeng Zhang
3.An integral swash zone model with friction: an experimental and numerical investigation
Pages 89-110
R. Archetti, M. Brocchini
4.Influence of infiltration on suspended sediment under waves
Pages 111-123
C. Obhrai, P. Nielsen, C.E. Vincent
5.Shore Management Guidelines: written by K. Mangor, Published by DHI Water and Environment, Denmark (232 pp.). Price: DKK 250, ISBN 87-981950-9-3.
Page 125
J.W. Kamphuis

Volume 45, Issues 3-4, Pages 127-286 (May 2002)

Surface and Swash Zone Mechanics

1.Surf and Swash Zone Mechanics Contents
Page iv
2.Introduction to the special issue “Surf- and swash-zone processes”
Page 127
Jorgen Fredsoe
3.Turbulence in the swash and surf zones: a review
Pages 129-147
Sandro Longo, Marco Petti, Inigo J. Losada
4.Hydrodynamics and sediment transport in the swash zone: a review and perspectives
Pages 149-167
Berry Elfrink, Tom Baldock
5.Vertical variation of the flow across the surf zone
Pages 169-198
Erik Damgaard Christensen, Dirk-Jan Walstra, Narumon Emerat
6.Morphodynamic modelling of rip channel growth
Pages 199-221
Jesper Damgaard, Nick Dodd, Lisa Hall, Tim Chesher
7.An experimental study of rip channel flow
Pages 223-238
Nils Drønen, Harshinie Karunarathna, Jørgen Fredsøe, B. Mutlu Sumer, Rolf Deigaard
8.Reduction of sand demand for shore protection
Pages 239-259
Arved J. Raudkivi, Hans-H. Dette
9.Modelling morphological processes in the vicinity of shore-parallel breakwaters
Pages 261-284
Julio A. Zyserman, Hakeem K. Johnson
10.Contents of volume 45
Pages 285-286

Volume 46, Issue 1, Pages 1-88 (June 2002)

1.Intercomparison of research and practical sand transport models
Pages 1-23
A.G Davies, L.C van Rijn, J.S Damgaard, J van de Graaff, J.S Ribberink
2.A numerical model for wave motions and turbulence flows in front of a composite breakwater
Pages 25-50
Tian-Jian Hsu, Tsutomu Sakakiyama, Philip L.-F. Liu
3.Statistical distribution of wave-surface elevation for second-order random directional ocean waves in finite water depth
Pages 51-60
Jin-Bao Song, Yi-Jun Hou, Yi-Jun He, Yong-Hong Wu, Bao-Shu Yin
4.Phase lags in oscillatory sheet flow: experiments and bed load modelling
Pages 61-87
C.Marjolein Dohmen-Janssen, David F. Kroekenstoel, Wael N. Hassan, Jan S. Ribberink

Volume 46, Issue 2, Pages 89-158 (July 2002)

1.Modeling wave runup with depth-integrated equations
Pages 89-107
Patrick J. Lynett, Tso-Ren Wu, Philip L.-F. Liu
2.Controlling spatial oscillations in bed level update schemes
Pages 109-126
Hakeem K. Johnson, Julio A. Zyserman
3.Changes in coastal sediment transport processes due to construction of New Damietta Harbour, Nile Delta, Egypt
Pages 127-138
Hesham M El-Asmar, Kevin White
4.Unsteady air bubble entrainment and detrainment at a plunging breaker: dominant time scales and similarity of water level variations
Pages 139-157
Hubert Chanson, Shin-ichi Aoki, Mamoru Maruyama

Volume 46, Issue 3, Pages 159-248 (August 2002)

1.Editorial Board
Page IFC
2.Stochastic simulation of episodic soft coastal cliff recession
Pages 159-174
Jim W Hall, Ian C Meadowcroft, E.Mark Lee, Pieter H.A.J.M van Gelder
3.Temporal and spatial variations of surf-zone currents and suspended sediment concentration
Pages 175-211
Ping Wang, Bruce A Ebersole, Ernest R Smith, Bradley D Johnson
4.Analytical solutions for storm tide codes
Pages 213-231
Rodney J. Sobey
5.Field experiment on secondary wave generation on a barred beach and the consequent evolution of energy dissipation on the beach face
Pages 233-247
N Sénéchal, P Bonneton, H Dupuis

Volume 46, Issue 4, Pages EX1-EX2, 249-316 (September 2002)

1.Editorial Board
Page IFC
2.Modelling of wave loads and hydraulic performance of vertical permeable structures
Pages 249-276
S. Requejo, C. Vidal, I.J. Losada
3.Regeneration of sand waves after dredging
Pages 277-289
M.A.F Knaapen, S.J.M.H Hulscher
4.Laboratory study of wave and turbulence characteristics in narrow-band irregular breaking waves
Pages 291-313
Francis C.K Ting
5.Contents of volume 46
Page 315

Volume 47, Issue 1, Pages EX1-EX2, 1-78 (November 2002)

1.A 2D numerical model of wave run-up and overtopping
Pages 1-26
Matthew E. Hubbard, Nick Dodd
2.Wave scattering by a submerged plate in presence of a steady uniform current
Pages 27-34
Vincent Rey, Régis Capobianco, Cyril Dulou
3.Geometry, migration and evolution of small-scale bedforms generated by regular and irregular waves
Pages 35-52
C Faraci, E Foti
4.Bars formed by horizontal diffusion of suspended sediment
Pages 53-75
Kerry P Black, Richard M Gorman, Karin R Bryan
5.Erratum to “Controlling spatial oscillations in bed level update schemes” [Coastal Engineering 46 (2002) 109–126]
Page 77
Hakeem K Johnson, Julio A Zyserman

Volume 47, Issue 2, Pages EX1-EX2, 79-264 (December 2002)

Shore Nourishment in Europe

1.Contents
Page iv
2.Preface
Pages 79-80
Christos Fragakis
3.Beach nourishment projects, practices, and objectives—a European overview
Pages 81-111
H Hanson, A Brampton, M Capobianco, H.H Dette, L Hamm, C Laustrup, A Lechuga, R Spanhoff
4.Nourishment design and evaluation: applicability of model concepts
Pages 113-135
Michele Capobianco, H Hanson, M Larson, H Steetzel, M.J.F Stive, Y Chatelus, S Aarninkhof, T Karambas
5.Application of prototype flume tests for beach nourishment assessment
Pages 137-177
H.H Dette, M Larson, J Murphy, J Newe, K Peters, A Reniers, H Steetzel
6.Gradation effects in sediment transport
Pages 179-210
R.J de Meijer, J Bosboom, B Cloin, I Katopodi, N Kitou, R.L Koomans, F Manso
7.Variability of shore and shoreline evolution
Pages 211-235
Marcel J.F Stive, Stefan G.J Aarninkhof, Luc Hamm, Hans Hanson, Magnus Larson, Kathelijne M Wijnberg, Robert J Nicholls, Michele Capobianco
8.A summary of European experience with shore nourishment
Pages 237-264
L Hamm, M Capobianco, H.H Dette, A Lechuga, R Spanhoff, M.J.F Stive

Volume 47, Issue 3, Pages 265-366 (January 2003)

1.An approach to determining nearshore bathymetry using remotely sensed ocean surface dynamics
Pages 265-293
Shubhra K Misra, Andrew B Kennedy, James T Kirby
2.The predictability of cross-shore bed evolution of sandy beaches at the time scale of storms and seasons using process-based Profile models
Pages 295-327
L.C van Rijn, D.J.R Walstra, B Grasmeijer, J Sutherland, S Pan, J.P Sierra
3.Numerical estimation of the wave forces acting on a three-dimensional body on submerged breakwater
Pages 329-345
Dong-Soo Hur, Norimi Mizutani
4.Shear stress and sediment transport calculations for sheet flow under waves
Pages 347-354
Peter Nielsen, David P. Callaghan
5.Settlement of vertical piles exposed to waves
Pages 355-365
J Carreiras, J.Antunes do Carmo, F Seabra-Santos

Volume 47, Issue 4, Pages 367-444 (February 2003)

1.Experiments on the reflection coefficients of a detached breakwater in a directional wave field
Pages 367-379
Wei-Po Huang, Chun-Ren Chou, John Z Yim
2.A synchronously coupled tide–wave–surge model of the Yellow Sea
Pages 381-398
Byung Ho Choi, Hyun Min Eum, Seung Buhm Woo
3.Bailard's sediment transport formulation in shelf sea conditions: comparison with observations using a clustering technique
Pages 399-412
Johan van der Molen
4.Modeling erosion of sedimentary coasts in the western Russian Arctic
Pages 413-429
I.O. Leont'yev
5.The wave plus current flow over vortex ripples at an arbitrary angle
Pages 431-441
Ken Haste Andersen, Carla Faraci
6.Contents of volume 47
Pages 443-444

Volume 48, Issue 1, Pages EX1-EX2, 1-74 (March 2003)

1.Validation and intercomparisons of wave measurements and models during the EuroROSE experiments
Pages 1-28
L.R Wyatt, J.J Green, K.-W Gurgel, J.C Nieto Borge, K Reichert, K Hessner, H Günther, W Rosenthal, O Saetra, M Reistad
2.Probability assessment for deep-draft navigation channel design
Pages 29-50
Michael J. Briggs, Leon E. Borgman, Eivind Bratteland
3.Limiting slopes and depths at ebb-tidal shoals
Pages 51-65
Frank S Buonaiuto, Nicholas C Kraus
4.On the discrepancy in long wave scaling
Pages 67-74
Chandrasekher Narayanan

Volume 48, Issue 2, Pages EX1-EX2, 75-138 (April 2003)

1.Wave forces on submerged, alternately submerged, and emerged semicircular breakwaters
Pages 75-93
Dekui Yuan, Jianhua Tao
2.Longshore sediment transport rate—measurement and estimation, central west coast of India
Pages 95-109
V Sanil Kumar, N.M Anand, P Chandramohan, G.N Naik
3.Comparison of sediment transport formulae for the coastal environment
Pages 111-132
Benoı̂t Camenen, Philippe Larroudé
4.Discussion of “Simple and explicit evolution to the wave dispersion equation” [Coastal Engineering 45 (2002) 71–74]
Pages 133-135
Zai-Jin You
5.Reply to ‘Discussion of “Simple and explicit solution to the wave dispersion equation” [Coastal Engineering 45 (2002) 71–74]’
Page 137
Junke Guo

Volume 48, Issue 3, Pages EX1-EX2, 139-210 (June 2003)

1.Calibration and verification of a parametric wave model on barred beaches
Pages 139-149
B.G Ruessink, D.J.R Walstra, H.N Southgate
2.Data-driven modeling of multiple longshore bars and their interactions
Pages 151-170
Grzegorz Różyński
3.A simple model of unsteady sheet-flow sediment transport
Pages 171-188
J Malarkey, A.G Davies, Z Li
5.The drag coefficient, bottom roughness, and wave-breaking in the nearshore
Pages 189-195
Falk Feddersen, E.L Gallagher, R.T Guza, Steve Elgar
6.Mathematical modelling of sand wave migration and the interaction with pipelines
Pages 197-209
Robin Morelissen, Suzanne J.M.H Hulscher, Michiel A.F Knaapen, Attila A Németh, Romke Bijker

Volume 48, Issue 4, Pages EX1-EX2, 211-290 (July 2003)

1.Evaluation of a method to reduce uncertainty in wind hindcasts performed with regional atmosphere models
Pages 211-225
R. Weisse, F. Feser
2.Scour below pipelines and around vertical piles in random waves
Pages 227-242
Dag Myrhaug, Håvard Rue
3.Effects of cross-shore boundary condition errors in nearshore circulation modeling
Pages 243-256
Qin Chen, Ib A. Svendsen
4.An unsteady wave driver for narrowbanded waves: modeling nearshore circulation driven by wave groups
Pages 257-275
Andrew B. Kennedy, James T. Kirby
5.Extended mild-slope equation for random waves
Pages 277-287
Changhoon Lee, Gunwoo Kim, Kyung-Duck Suh
6.Contents of volume 48
Pages 289-290

Volume 49, Issues 1-2, Pages EX1-EX2, 1-154 (August 2003)

1.Structural permeability effects on the interaction of a solitary wave and a submerged breakwater
Pages 1-24
Ching-Jer Huang, Hsing-Han Chang, Hwung-Hweng Hwung
2.Fixed absorbing semi-immersed breakwater
Pages 25-41
J. Brossard, A. Jarno-Druaux, F. Marin, E.H. Tabet-Aoul
3.Suspended sediment transport under seiches in circular and elliptical basins
Pages 43-70
David Pritchard, Andrew J. Hogg
4.Internal generation of waves in 2D fully elliptic mild-slope equation FEM models
Pages 71-81
Giorgio Bellotti, Gian Mario Beltrami, Paolo De Girolamo
5.Characteristics of pressure pulses propagating through water-filled cracks
Pages 83-98
G. Müller, G. Wolters, M.J. Cooker
6.A curvilinear version of a quasi-3D nearshore circulation model
Pages 99-124
Fengyan Shi, Ib A. Svendsen, James T. Kirby, Jane McKee Smith
7.Wave field modification by bathymetric anomalies and resulting shoreline changes: a review with recent results
Pages 125-153
Christopher J. Bender, Robert G. Dean

Volume 49, Issue 3, Pages EX1-EX2, 155-238 (September 2003)

1.Effect of externally generated turbulence on wave boundary layer
Pages 155-183
Jørgen Fredsøe, B.Mutlu Sumer, Andrzej Kozakiewicz, Lloyd H.C Chua, Rolf Deigaard
2.Modeling of waves and currents in the nearshore parametric vs. probabilistic approach
Pages 185-207
B.T. Grasmeijer, B.G. Ruessink
3.On berm breakwaters. Stability, scour, overtopping
Pages 209-238
Alf Tørum, Franziska Kuhnen, Andreas Menze

Volume 49, Issue 4, Pages 239-308 (October 2003)

1.Moving shoreline boundary condition for nearshore models
Pages 239-261
R.S. Prasad, I.A. Svendsen
2.Reversed responses within a segmented detached breakwater, the Tuscany coast Italy—a case study
Pages 263-274
Dan Bowman, Enzo Pranzini
3.A video-based technique for mapping intertidal beach bathymetry
Pages 275-289
Stefan G.J Aarninkhof, Ian L Turner, Thomas D.T Dronkers, Mark Caljouw, Leann Nipius
4.Phase-decoupled refraction–diffraction for spectral wave models
Pages 291-305
L.H. Holthuijsen, A. Herman, N. Booij
5.Contents of volume 49
Page 307

Volume 50, Issues 1-2, Pages 1-84 (November 2003)

1.Experimental study of marine pipelines on unstable and liquefied seabed
Pages 1-17
T.C Teh, A.C Palmer, J.S Damgaard
2.Modelling waves and currents at the LSTF and other laboratory facilities
Pages 19-45
Ib A Svendsen, Wenkai Qin, Bruce A Ebersole
3.The reflection of oblique incident waves by breakwaters with double-layered perforated wall
Pages 47-60
Yucheng Li, Guohai Dong, Hongjie Liu, Dapeng Sun
4.Wave transformation by two-dimensional bathymetric anomalies with sloped transitions
Pages 61-84
Christopher J Bender, Robert G Dean

Volume 50, Issue 3, Pages 85-166 (January 2004)

Volume 50, Issue 4, Pages 167-242 (February 2004)

Volume 51, Issue 1, Pages 1-102 (March 2004)

Volume 51, Issue 2, Pages 103-206 (April 2004)

Volume 51, Issue 3, Pages 207-276 (May 2004)

Volume 51, Issue 4, Pages 277-336 (June 2004)

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Volume 51, Issues 5–6, Pages 337-530 (August 2004)

Volume 51, Issue 7, Pages 531-656 (September 2004)

Volume 51, Issues 8–9, Pages 657-940 (October 2004)

Volume 51, Issue 10, Pages 941-1066 (November 2004)

Volume 51, Issues 11–12, Pages 1067-1188 (December 2004)

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