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Xiaohua Bao, Chunxun Liu, Lijuan Li, Jun Shen, Jihao Pan, Qijun Dong and Xiangsheng Chen
The Shenzhen Ma Wan area has special geotechnical conditions, with more than 50% of the area being reclaimed rock formations. Riprap reclamation strata are particularly susceptible to significant deformation upon stress release. To comprehensively compre...
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Van Tai Tang, Dafang Fu, Tran Ngoc Binh, Eldon R. Rene, Tang Thi Thanh Sang and Rajendra Prasad Singh
The current study was performed with an aim to investigate the performance of ecological revetments implemented on the bank of the Cuatien River in Vinh city, Vietnam. Based on the ecological, topographical, and hydrological conditions of the Cuatien Riv...
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Moritz Kreyenschulte and Holger Schüttrumpf
One of the most common revetment types in Germany is the mortar-grouted riprap revetment (MGRR), which is constructed by placing riprap on a filter or separation layer and subsequent grouting with mortar. Existing technical standards and guidelines for M...
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Seungho Hong, Celio Biering, Terry W. Sturm, Kwang Seok Yoon and Juan A. Gonzalez-Castro
Large-scale water resources systems are often managed by an integrated set of hydraulic structures that are vulnerable to wider ranges of discharge and tailwater elevation than envisioned in their original design due to climate change and additional proj...
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M.Dolores Esteban, José-Santos López-Gutiérrez, Vicente Negro and Luciano Sanz
The scour phenomenon is critical for monopile structures in offshore wind farms. There are two possible strategies: allowing the development of scour holes around the monopile or avoiding it by placing scour protection. The last one is the most used up t...
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Bing Yan, Ruibo Zhang and Puyang Zhang
This research was initiated as design guidance for the extension works of a submerged trapezoidal riprap breakwater protecting the channel towards Huanghua Port in China. Based on flume experiments, the sediment-retaining effect of the breakwater was inv...
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Laura M. Norman, James B. Callegary, Laurel Lacher, Natalie R. Wilson, Chloé Fandel, Brandon T. Forbes and Tyson Swetnam
This paper describes coupling field experiments with surface and groundwater modeling to investigate rangelands of SE Arizona, USA using erosion-control structures to augment shallow and deep aquifer recharge. We collected field data to describe the phys...
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Yi Xu, Manousos Valyrakis, Gordon Gilja, Panagiotis Michalis, Oral Yagci and Lukasz Przyborowski
A few decades ago, river erosion protective approaches were widely implemented, such as straightening the river course, enhancing riverbed/bank stability with layers of concrete or riprap, and increasing channel conveyance capacity (i.e., overwidening). ...
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Alexandre Nicolae Lerma, Julie Billy, Thomas Bulteau and Cyril Mallet
Seawalls are commonly used worldwide to protect urbanized sea fronts. These alongshore protection structures are often blamed for hydro-sedimentary dynamics perturbations, but without clear and generalizable conclusions on long-term morphodynamic effects...
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