Wave‐induced pore pressure measurements near a coastal structure

Wave‐induced pore pressure measurements near a coastal structure
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10.1029/2008jc005071
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2009-06
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H. Michallet;M. Mory;I. Piedra-Cueva
H. Michallet;M. Mory;I. Piedra-Cueva
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H. Michallet;M. Mory;I. Piedra-Cueva

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[1] Wave-induced pore pressures were measured at various depths below the sandy bed in front of a coastal structure. The results of a weeklong field experiment carried out in September 2003 on the beach of Capbreton, in southwest France, are presented. The coastal structure was located in the intertidal zone of the beach. The transmission of pressure variations inside the soil, as compared to the pressure variations produced by the waves in the water layer, are analyzed in terms of both amplitude decay and phase shifts and compared to theoretical models. The gas content inside the soil was also measured. The results confirm that the gas content is a key parameter affecting the transmission of pressure inside the soil. It is shown that a significant upward pressure gradient is generated during a wave period, which can liquefy a 30 cm deep superficial layer of the soil. This is interpreted in terms of momentary liquefaction events. The manner in which the phenomena change during the different tidal periods investigated is described. The dependence of the results on wave height and bed level is discussed. Whereas the soil properties were not modified over a tidal period when the wave activity was sufficiently low, a significant change in the transmission of pressure variations inside the soil was observed when the structure was subjected to larger waves. This is interpreted in terms of a change in the gas content in the superficial layer.