Relative energy and perceived impact of vessel-generated waves in fetch-limited environments

Chris Houser; Abigail Carswell; Ben Chittle; G. W. Johnson; Ava Caschera; Alex Smith

doi:10.1080/10402381.2024.2370818

July 2, 2024Lake and Reservoir Management

Relative energy and perceived impact of vessel-generated waves in fetch-limited environments

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Vessel-generated waves contribute notable relative energy within fetch-limited environments, altering nearshore physical processes and increasing shoreline exposure.
Assessment of wave energy evaluates hydrodynamic exposure across fetch-limited environments to quantify the perceived impact of motorized watercraft activity.
Highlights critical implications for fetch-limited environments, indicating that vessel-generated waves necessitate updated lake and reservoir management guidelines.

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Observational analysis demonstrates vessel-generated wave energy and perceived impacts in fetch-limited environments, suggesting critical shoreline protection needs.

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Houser C, Carswell A, Chittle B, Johnson G, Caschera A, Smith A. 2024. Relative energy and perceived impact of vessel-generated waves in fetch-limited environments. Lake Reserv Manag.

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