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February 3, 2026Marine Systems & Ocean Technology

Wave dynamics and diffraction effects induced by a dock over twin shelves

A. Martin A. Choudhary

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Wave dynamics reveal significant variations in energy distribution along the twin shelves, impacting coastal structures.
Diffraction effects significantly alter wave patterns, increasing the need for tailored coastal engineering solutions.
Observational analysis involves measurements taken across multiple coastal sites, focusing on wave interactions with the docks.
Highlighting the importance of these findings can aid in informing better coastal management strategies in similar environments.

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Observational analysis demonstrates wave dynamics over twin shelves, suggesting implications for coastal management.

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Martin et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7600ec6e9836116a2c76b https://doi.org/10.1007/s40868-026-00211-5

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