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Legal aspects and policy issues, of Chapter 2, but suffice it to say that measurements of quantities such as wave height, current speed and direction, the force on pier or jetty can be made on the model. Appropriate scale factors are then applied and an estimate of the real life wave height, current speed and direction, force on t

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