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33 Ross Crescent, Sunshine Beach – Coastal Hazzard Assessment | 33 Ross Crescent Family Trust 6.3. Short-term Erosion (C) The Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (2013) recommends the calculation of short-term erosion based on a 100-year ARI storm event using the method developed by Vellinga (1983). The equation developed by Vellinga is as follows: . 7.6 7.6 . . = 0.47 . + 18 − 2.0 0.0268 Where: = Deep water significant wave height (m) = Fall velocity of sand (m/s) = The distance from the dune foot (m) = Depth below storm surge (m) The relationship between sediment grain size and fall velocity has been derived from laboratory tests and is given by the following equation (Vellinga, 1983). log 1 = 0.476 log + 2.18 log + 3.19 Where: = Fall velocity of sand (m/s) = The grain size of the sand (m) Figure 6-1 shows a conceptual representation of the erosion and accretion zones associated with storm induced erosion predicted by Vellinga (1983). Figure 6-1 Sketch of pre-storm and predicted post-storm profiles based on Vellinga (1983) The Department provides the following recommendation in relation to defining a storm event: 20
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