Study finds Great Barrier Reef is an effective wave absorber

Wednesday, September 17, 2014 - 08:30 in Earth & Climate

New research has found that the Great Barrier Reef is a remarkably effective wave absorber, despite large gaps between the reefs. This means that landward of the reefs, waves are mostly related to local winds rather than offshore wave conditions.

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