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DESCRIPTION:The ORE 783 Capstone Design course invited detailed proposals from engineering students for FEL-1 and -2 level studies. The aim is to assess technical, economic, and regulatory feasibility of engineering measures that can reduce flood and erosion hazards on Oʻahu’s North Shore while taking into consideration climate change. We present three preliminary design solutions to mitigate three respective challenges experienced along the North Shore including: wave overtopping at Haleiwa Harbor, wave overtopping to the Kamehameha Highway at Laniakea Beach, and erosion at Sunset Beach. Present and future wave climates are analyzed along with projected sea level rise and tidal variation to determine the design conditions typical to Oʻahu’s North Shore.  Environmental impact and permitting are assessed and a cost/benefit analysis is performed for each scenario. This seminar will be given by Jonathan Chapman, John Melve and Andrew Storey, graduate students in the Department of Ocean and Resources Engineering. Zoom Meeting ID: 935 9608 7383, Passcode: OREseminar
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LOCATION:Zoom Meeting, Please see description for Meeting ID and Passcode
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:ORE Seminar: Flood and Erosion Hazard Mitigation for North Shore, O'ahu
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