Welsby, J. and Motyka, J.M. (1987) A review of novel shore protection methods - volume 4: revetments. Technical Report. Hydraulics Research Wallingford.
Abstract
In recent years revetments have been widely used, often replacing more traditional forms of shore protection. Massive defences such as concrete sea walls will still continue to protect urban frontages. However, in rural areas, particularly where the coastline is not subject to severe wave activity significant savings can be made by using less massive revetment type protection.
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