San Francisco / Corvallis / Seattle / Oceanside / Puget Sound / New York / New Orleans / Bellevue / Cardiff / Reston / Delft / /
Company
Coastal / World Scientific Publishing / Puget Sound Partnership / the Scotsman / /
Country
Netherlands / New Zealand / United States / Wales / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Mark Hatfield Marine Science Center of An / College of Oceanic / Oregon State University / Rotterdam Harbor / State University / /
IndustryTerm
private contractor / construction site / energy / bank / wave energy / high-energy / /
NaturalFeature
Cape Lookout / Yaquina Bay / Oregon coast / Gulf coasts / Cape Niño / Artificial Dune / Pacific Ocean / Columbia Gorge / California coast / /
Organization
Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department / Coastal Field Office / Oregon State University / California State Highway Department / Mark Hatfield Marine Science Center / American Society of Civil Engineers / Oregon Department of Geology / College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences / /
Person
Ian McHarg / Paul D. Komar / El Niño / Heilman / Jonathan C. Allan / / /
Position
experienced coastal engineer / town planner and landscape architect / D.J. / engineer / private contractor / Major / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Virginia / Southern California / Oregon / Washington / California / /
PublishedMedium
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms / /
Region
northern Oregon / southern California / Northwest / central California / /
Paul D. Komar and Jonathan C. Allan 117 “Design with Nature” Strategies for Shore Protection: The Construction of a Cobble Berm and Artificial Dune in an Oregon State Park Paul D. Komar1 and Jonathan C. Allan2