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Volume 1 contains a selection of papers from the 4th and 5th International Surfing Reef Symposiums held in Manhattan
Beach, California and Lombok, Indonesia.
Volume 2 includes selected refereed full papers from the 6th and 7th Multipurpose Reef and Surfing Science Symposia
held in Jeffrey’s Bay, South Africa and Bondi Beach, Australia in July 2009 and March 2010.
Papers have been peer reviewed by a panel of international experts.
For Volume 1, click on the author names in the list below and it will open a PDF file for the individual articles in a new
window.
For Volume 2, click on the cover page to download a complete version. If you require a copy of Adobe reader please
click here.
Beach, California and Lombok, Indonesia.
Volume 2 includes selected refereed full papers from the 6th and 7th Multipurpose Reef and Surfing Science Symposia
held in Jeffrey’s Bay, South Africa and Bondi Beach, Australia in July 2009 and March 2010.
Papers have been peer reviewed by a panel of international experts.
For Volume 1, click on the author names in the list below and it will open a PDF file for the individual articles in a new
window.
For Volume 2, click on the cover page to download a complete version. If you require a copy of Adobe reader please
click here.
Volume 1: No. 1 2009
Editor: D.J Phillips
Sub-Editors and Convenors: K. Black and J. Borrero
Referees:
Prof. K. Black, (Ph.D.) NZ J. Borrero, (Ph.D.) USA/NZ
Prof. P. Komar, (Ph.D.) USA T. Martin, USA
Prof. L. Harris, (Ph.D.) USA D. Anderson, Sth Africa
T. Maddux, (Ph.D.) USA S.T Mead, (Ph.D.) NZ
J. Bryne, (Ph.D.) USA, AUS Prof. R. Dalrymple, (Ph.D.) USA
Chad Nelsen, USA B. Scarfe, (Ph.D.) NZ
Prof. A. Short, (Ph.D)AUS
Table of Contents
Cover, Introduction and Front Matter
L. Harris and J. Sample
The Evolution of Multi-Celled Sand-Filled Geosynthetic Systems for
Coastal Protection and Surfing Enhancement
M. Davidson, T. O’Hare and K. George
Tidal modulation of incident wave heights; fact or fiction?
S. Challinor and A. Weight
Environmental Sustainability of Constructing the Newquay
Artificial Surfing Reef
B. E. Scarfe, T. R. Healy, H. G. Rennie and S. T. Mead
Sustainable Management of Surfing Breaks - An Overview
L.G.M. de Aguiar, L.A.F. de Oliveira Filho, and E. Valentini
Proposed Artificial Surfing Reef for Macumba Beach, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
M. D Alessi
The Customs and Culture of Surfing, and an Opportunity for a New Territorialism?
N. Lavery, G. Foster, D. Carswell and S. Brown
Optimization of Surfboard Fin Design for Minimum Drag by Computational Fluid Dynamics
(Do glass-on fins induce less or more drag than boxed fins?)
T. Butt and P. Russell
Investigating the Accuracy of Surf Forecasts over Various Time Scales
D. Osiecki and W. Dally
A First Peek at ‘First Peak’
C. Shuman and G. Hodgson
Reefs = Barrels: The Quiksilver Crossing Reef Check Expedition
A. P. Jenkin
Managed Shoreline Retreat and Dam Removal: Ecosystem Restoration to Benefit Coastal Resources
G. Dafferner and A. H. da F. Klein
The Relationship Between Beach Morphodynamics and Surfability at Brava Beach, Southern Brazil.
D. Phillips, K. Black, T. Healy
Headland Issues Surrounding the Construction of Artificial Reefs by Detailed Examination of a Natural Headland
K. Black and S. Mead
Design of Surfing Reefs
C. Maglio and L. Harris
Shore Protection Design Utilizing Wave Rotation
T. Atkins and R. Mocke
Shoreline Response to an Offshore Wave Screen, Blairgowrie Safe Boat Harbour, Victoria, Australia
J. Hearin
Preliminary Design of an Artificial Surfing Reef for Cocoa Beach, Florida
L. Harris
Artificial Reefs for Ecosystem Restoration and Coastal Erosion Protection with Aquaculture and Recreational Amenities
M. Christie
An economic assessment of the amenity benefits associated with alternative coastal defence options
D. Phillips and S. Mead
Investigation of a Large Sandbar at Raglan, New Zealand: Project Overview and Preliminary Results
M. Skellern
Mount Reef Planning Feasibility Study
S. Mead
Multiple-Use Options for Coastal Structures: Unifying Amenity, Coastal Protection and Marine Ecology
Volume 2: 2012
Editors: J.C. Borrero and D.J. Phillips
Referees:
Dr. J. Borrero, USA/NZ
Dr. B. Scarfe, NZ
Mr. C. Bosserelle, AUS
Dr. S.T Mead, NZ
Prof. P. Bicudo, Portugal
Ms. L. Wallendorf, USA
Mr. J. Oldman, NZ
Dr. A. Torruella, USA
A.Prof. D.J. Phillips, NZ
Ms. E. Rendle, U.K.
Prof. R. Dean, USA
Mr. P. Sharpe, Aus.
Prof. P. Lynett, USA
Dr. F. Feddersen, USA
Dr. J. Hearin, USA
NOTE: INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES NOT YET AVAILABLE, CLICK TO DOWNLOAD ENTIRE VOLUME ON COVER PAGE
ABOVE
Table of Contents
Introduction to Volume 2 of the Reef Journal
J.C. Borrero and D.J. Phillips
Natural Surf Breaks
Surfing reserves – Recognition for the world’s surfing breaks
Andrew Short and Brad Farmer
Sebastian Inlet, FL Ebb Shoal Surfing Break "Monster Hole": Geomorphic Investigation and Wave Modeling
Florian Brehin and Gary Zarillo
Modeling the Surf Quality at Lower Trestles
Dylan McNamara and Falk Feddersen
A Delicate Balance: The Cabo Blanco and Panic Point (mis)Management Case, North Coast, Peru
Javier León
Construction
The Suitability Of Utilising a Flat Bottom Barge Development System for the Construction of a Multi-Purpose Reef in Kovalam, India. A
Preliminary Design Case Study
Brent Yardley, David Phillips and Shaw Mead
Physical and Numerical Modelling
Advanced Numerical Modelling of Artificial Surfing Reefs
Simon Brandi Mortensen and Martijn Henriquez
The Use of a Boussinesq-Type Wave Model to Determine the Surf Quality of Artificial Reefs
Arne van der Hout,cMart Borsboom, and Martijn Henriquez
The São Pedro do Estoril, Portugal Surf Reef Project
Modelling with Swan the Wave Spectrum Surfing Quality at the São Pedro Do Estoril Surf Reef
N. Cardoso, P. Bicudo and C. J. Fortes
São Pedro Do Estoril Surf Reef, Preliminary Study of the Reef Design
P. Bicudo and N. Cardoso
Surfing and the Socio-Economic Factors for the Environmental Assessment of Costal Projects – A Portuguese Case Study
A. Horta and P. Bicudo
Case Studies
Establishing and Mitigating Development Impacts on the Adjacent Coral Reef Communities on Recently Reclaimed Land in the
Seychelles: A Case Study.
Rhys Giljam, Ed Crowley and Kylie Porter
Coastal Vulnerability: What will be the Impact of Increasing Frequency And Intensity of Coastal Storms Along The South African Coast?
Lisa A. Guastella and Marius Rossouw
Coastal Erosion: Reparative Work on the Ballito Coastline Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, Was it Enough?
A.M Smith and S.C. Bundy
Whilst every effort is made by the editors and publishers to see that no inaccurate or misleading data, opinion or statement appears in this
journal, these are the sole responsibility of the contributor. Accordingly the editors and publishers and their respective employees, officers
and agents accept no responsibility or liability whatsoever for the consequences of any such inaccurate or misleading data, opinion or
statement.
Editor: D.J Phillips
Sub-Editors and Convenors: K. Black and J. Borrero
Referees:
Prof. K. Black, (Ph.D.) NZ J. Borrero, (Ph.D.) USA/NZ
Prof. P. Komar, (Ph.D.) USA T. Martin, USA
Prof. L. Harris, (Ph.D.) USA D. Anderson, Sth Africa
T. Maddux, (Ph.D.) USA S.T Mead, (Ph.D.) NZ
J. Bryne, (Ph.D.) USA, AUS Prof. R. Dalrymple, (Ph.D.) USA
Chad Nelsen, USA B. Scarfe, (Ph.D.) NZ
Prof. A. Short, (Ph.D)AUS
Table of Contents
Cover, Introduction and Front Matter
L. Harris and J. Sample
The Evolution of Multi-Celled Sand-Filled Geosynthetic Systems for
Coastal Protection and Surfing Enhancement
M. Davidson, T. O’Hare and K. George
Tidal modulation of incident wave heights; fact or fiction?
S. Challinor and A. Weight
Environmental Sustainability of Constructing the Newquay
Artificial Surfing Reef
B. E. Scarfe, T. R. Healy, H. G. Rennie and S. T. Mead
Sustainable Management of Surfing Breaks - An Overview
L.G.M. de Aguiar, L.A.F. de Oliveira Filho, and E. Valentini
Proposed Artificial Surfing Reef for Macumba Beach, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
M. D Alessi
The Customs and Culture of Surfing, and an Opportunity for a New Territorialism?
N. Lavery, G. Foster, D. Carswell and S. Brown
Optimization of Surfboard Fin Design for Minimum Drag by Computational Fluid Dynamics
(Do glass-on fins induce less or more drag than boxed fins?)
T. Butt and P. Russell
Investigating the Accuracy of Surf Forecasts over Various Time Scales
D. Osiecki and W. Dally
A First Peek at ‘First Peak’
C. Shuman and G. Hodgson
Reefs = Barrels: The Quiksilver Crossing Reef Check Expedition
A. P. Jenkin
Managed Shoreline Retreat and Dam Removal: Ecosystem Restoration to Benefit Coastal Resources
G. Dafferner and A. H. da F. Klein
The Relationship Between Beach Morphodynamics and Surfability at Brava Beach, Southern Brazil.
D. Phillips, K. Black, T. Healy
Headland Issues Surrounding the Construction of Artificial Reefs by Detailed Examination of a Natural Headland
K. Black and S. Mead
Design of Surfing Reefs
C. Maglio and L. Harris
Shore Protection Design Utilizing Wave Rotation
T. Atkins and R. Mocke
Shoreline Response to an Offshore Wave Screen, Blairgowrie Safe Boat Harbour, Victoria, Australia
J. Hearin
Preliminary Design of an Artificial Surfing Reef for Cocoa Beach, Florida
L. Harris
Artificial Reefs for Ecosystem Restoration and Coastal Erosion Protection with Aquaculture and Recreational Amenities
M. Christie
An economic assessment of the amenity benefits associated with alternative coastal defence options
D. Phillips and S. Mead
Investigation of a Large Sandbar at Raglan, New Zealand: Project Overview and Preliminary Results
M. Skellern
Mount Reef Planning Feasibility Study
S. Mead
Multiple-Use Options for Coastal Structures: Unifying Amenity, Coastal Protection and Marine Ecology
Volume 2: 2012
Editors: J.C. Borrero and D.J. Phillips
Referees:
Dr. J. Borrero, USA/NZ
Dr. B. Scarfe, NZ
Mr. C. Bosserelle, AUS
Dr. S.T Mead, NZ
Prof. P. Bicudo, Portugal
Ms. L. Wallendorf, USA
Mr. J. Oldman, NZ
Dr. A. Torruella, USA
A.Prof. D.J. Phillips, NZ
Ms. E. Rendle, U.K.
Prof. R. Dean, USA
Mr. P. Sharpe, Aus.
Prof. P. Lynett, USA
Dr. F. Feddersen, USA
Dr. J. Hearin, USA
NOTE: INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES NOT YET AVAILABLE, CLICK TO DOWNLOAD ENTIRE VOLUME ON COVER PAGE
ABOVE
Table of Contents
Introduction to Volume 2 of the Reef Journal
J.C. Borrero and D.J. Phillips
Natural Surf Breaks
Surfing reserves – Recognition for the world’s surfing breaks
Andrew Short and Brad Farmer
Sebastian Inlet, FL Ebb Shoal Surfing Break "Monster Hole": Geomorphic Investigation and Wave Modeling
Florian Brehin and Gary Zarillo
Modeling the Surf Quality at Lower Trestles
Dylan McNamara and Falk Feddersen
A Delicate Balance: The Cabo Blanco and Panic Point (mis)Management Case, North Coast, Peru
Javier León
Construction
The Suitability Of Utilising a Flat Bottom Barge Development System for the Construction of a Multi-Purpose Reef in Kovalam, India. A
Preliminary Design Case Study
Brent Yardley, David Phillips and Shaw Mead
Physical and Numerical Modelling
Advanced Numerical Modelling of Artificial Surfing Reefs
Simon Brandi Mortensen and Martijn Henriquez
The Use of a Boussinesq-Type Wave Model to Determine the Surf Quality of Artificial Reefs
Arne van der Hout,cMart Borsboom, and Martijn Henriquez
The São Pedro do Estoril, Portugal Surf Reef Project
Modelling with Swan the Wave Spectrum Surfing Quality at the São Pedro Do Estoril Surf Reef
N. Cardoso, P. Bicudo and C. J. Fortes
São Pedro Do Estoril Surf Reef, Preliminary Study of the Reef Design
P. Bicudo and N. Cardoso
Surfing and the Socio-Economic Factors for the Environmental Assessment of Costal Projects – A Portuguese Case Study
A. Horta and P. Bicudo
Case Studies
Establishing and Mitigating Development Impacts on the Adjacent Coral Reef Communities on Recently Reclaimed Land in the
Seychelles: A Case Study.
Rhys Giljam, Ed Crowley and Kylie Porter
Coastal Vulnerability: What will be the Impact of Increasing Frequency And Intensity of Coastal Storms Along The South African Coast?
Lisa A. Guastella and Marius Rossouw
Coastal Erosion: Reparative Work on the Ballito Coastline Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, Was it Enough?
A.M Smith and S.C. Bundy
Whilst every effort is made by the editors and publishers to see that no inaccurate or misleading data, opinion or statement appears in this
journal, these are the sole responsibility of the contributor. Accordingly the editors and publishers and their respective employees, officers
and agents accept no responsibility or liability whatsoever for the consequences of any such inaccurate or misleading data, opinion or
statement.
REEF Journal 2009
Editor: DJ Phillips
Volume 1: No. 1 2009
Volume 1: No. 1 2009
Sub-Editors: K. Black,
J. Borrero
ISSN No. 1176-7812
J. Borrero
ISSN No. 1176-7812
