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33 Ross Crescent, Sunshine Beach – Coastal Hazzard Assessment | 33 Ross Crescent Family Trust Figure 6-10 Dune heights and beach profile 6.4.6. Sediment size BMT (2018), RHDHV (2024) and the assessment herein adopted a median sediment grain size (D50) of 0.22mm. 6.4.7. Storm Tide BMT (2018) stated that a 100-year ARI design storm tide level (inclusive of wave setup) for Sunshine Beach of 2.61m AHD was adopted based on a storm tide assessment by Aurecon (2013). However, when reviewing the assessment summary provided it appears that a design storm tide level of 2.2m AHD was used by BMT (2018) for assessment of the short-term erosion component of the erosion prone area. There is no clear explanation provided by BMT (2018) for the different storm tide levels described in their report. Vellinga (1983) provides an empirical method for estimating beach erosion associated with a design storm event. The input parameters for the design storm event described in Vellinga (1983) include the deep- water significant wave height (Hos) and storm surge. The description described in Vellinga (1983) suggests that the storm surge is exclusive of wave setup which is implicitly included in the empirical model. Figure 6-11 shows an example hydrograph of storm surge from Vellinga (1983) indicating the surge and tide effects and no indication of wave setup. RHDHV (2024) therefore adopted a 100-year ARI storm tide level of 1.74m (exclusive of wave setup) from Aurecon (2013). 31
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