1. Introduction Surf observations and forecasts are essential in planning nearshore activities. In Hawaii, a large population of recreational enthusiasts comprised of both residents and visitors use surf information on a - Big Bay - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1. Introduction Surf observations and forecasts are essential in planning nearshore activities. In Hawaii, a large population of recreational enthusiasts comprised of both residents and visitors use surf information on a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-04-26 14:48:40 Open Document File Size: 287,72 KB Share Result on Facebook City Honolulu City / Honolulu / / Company Surf News Network Inc. / Coastal / Look Laboratory / / / Facility Look Laboratory of Oceanographic Engineering / University of Hawaii / University of Hawaii Look Laboratory Report No. / / IndustryTerm travel time / wave energy / / NaturalFeature Waimea Bay / Sunset Beach / Maui / Outer reefs / Oahu / / Organization National Coastal Data Development Center / University of Hawaii Look Laboratory Report / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Department of Oceanography / NOAA National Weather Service Forecast Office / University of Hawaii / / Person Claudia Ferrari / Eric Aeder / Steve Kornreich / Larry Goddard / Ian Masterson / Justin Langlais / Steve Businger / John Bilderback / Patrick C. Caldwell / Jerome Aucan / / Position surfer / swimming photographer / Walker / photographer / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / PublishedMedium Journal of Geophysical Research / / SocialTag Big wave surfing Waimea Bay, Hawaii North Shore Wind wave Surf break Jaws Swell Quiksilver Big Wave Invitational Surfing Water waves

1. Introduction Surf observations and forecasts are essential in planning nearshore activities. In Hawaii, a large population of recreational enthusiasts comprised of both residents and visitors use surf information on aAdd to Reading List