Contents:

• Coastal Waves:
• Long Term Variability of Hurricane Trends and a Monte Carlo Approach to Design (D A Y Smith et al.)
• Shoaling, Breaking and Broken Wave Characteristics (Y Tajima & O S Madsen)
• Application of Spectral Equilibrium Ranges in the Surf Zone (J M Smith & C L Vincent)
• Wave Breaking in a Boussinesq Model with Unstructured Grids (O R Sørensen & H A Schäffer)
• Computing Unsteady Wave Refraction and Diffraction in the Nearshore (A B Kennedy et al.)
• Nearshore Currents, Swash, and Long Waves:
• RIPEX: Rip-Current Pulsation Modeling (A Reniers et al.)
• Three-Dimensional Lateral Mixing in Shear Waves (Q Zhao et al.)
• The Simulation of Swash Oscillations by a Breaking Waves Model (A Okayasu et al.)
• The Overtopping of a Plane Slope by Multiple Swash Events (S M Williams & D H Peregrine)
• Numerical Modeling of Swash Zone Hydrodynamics (J A Puleo et al.)
• Generation of Long Waves by Short-Wave Groups (A Van Dongeren et al.)
• Simultaneity of Maximum Storm Surge and Wave Caused by Typhoon in Tokyo Bay, Japan (H Kawai & S Takemura)
• Multi-Variate Statistics of Hydraulic Boundary Conditions for the Rotterdam Harbour Extension (P B Webbers et al.)
• Coastal Structures:
• Stability of Blockwork Breakwaters and Seawalls (A Bezuijen et al.)
• The Hydraulic Performance of Tightly Packed Rock Armour Layers (T P Stewart et al.)
• Applications of Digital Image Technology to Port Operations and Coastal Monitoring (D Phelp et al.)
• A Conceptual Study of a Nearshore Rapidly-Installed Breakwater (J A Melby et al.)
• Numerical Simulation of Violent Wave Overtopping (D Ingram et al.)
• Sediment Transport:
• Longshore Sand Transport (L C van Rijn)
• Comparison of Bijker and Van Rijn Formulae (J van de Graaff et al.)
• Shoreline Response to Storms and the Configuration of Nearshore Sand Bars (T C Lippmann et al.)
• Formulation of Dumped Sand Penetration into Very Soft Mud Layer (M Gomyo & N Mimura)
• Coastal Morphology, Beach Nourishment, and Coastal Management:
• Improved Understanding of Sediment Transport for Coastal Management on the East Coast of England (R J S Whitehouse et al.)
• A Model of Soft Cliff and Platform Erosion (M J A Walkden et al.)
• Strategic Approach to Flood and Coastal Management in England (N J Cooper & J Hutchison)
• Intertidal Pacement of Dredged Material: A Biological Perspective (S G Bolam et al.)
• Beach Nourishment Projects as Large Scale Experiments in Nature (R G Dean)
• Large Scale Behavior of Topographically-Bound Beaches (A D Short)
• Morphological Model for a Fixed Sand Bypass System (D Callaghan et al.)
• and other papers