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Design of a coastal structure for climate change normally allows for

  • A.a reduction in the height of the design wave over time
  • B.no change from present day conditions at all
  • C.a specified sea level rise over the design life
  • D.a reduction in the design wave height over time

Answer: C

Guidance specifies allowances that vary by region and by the period considered. Adaptability, such as the ability to raise a crest later, is increasingly built into the design. Allowances vary by region and by the period considered.

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