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Al Bahri road, Muscat, Oman: barrier of dolos wave-dissipating concrete blocks used to prevent erosion caused by weather and longshore drift, ever more necessary due to rising sea levels induced by climate change. Coastal management with tetrapod blocks, a tetrahedral shape is used to dissipate the energy of incoming waves by allowing water to flow around rather than against them, and to reduce displacement by interlocking. Arabian Sea / Gulf of Oman.

Large concrete breakwaters tetrapods near blue sea with glare of sunlight on water surface, macro. Blocks and stones for protection coastline from storm

tranquil seascape

Concrete pre-formed coastal defences known as tetrapods which reduce the effects of the waves (rather than abruptly stopping them) and therefore preventing coastal erosion

Advanced seawall in the sea, breakwater drawing the horizon at sunset on the coast.

Aerial view of white waves hitting on artificial rocks. Taken via drone.

Sea and breakwaters

dam by the sea

travel to Georgia - Tetrapods breakwaters on Black Sea coast on border between Turkey and Georgia in Sapri village on sunny autumn day

Wide open landscape at the IJsselmeer lake at the former island of Urk in Flevoland on March 31 in The Netherlands. The IJsselmeer, former Zuiderzee sea is a lake with an artifical dam, afsluitdijk in The Netherlands.

Calm morning sea surface. Morning seascape.

Beaches with breakwaters

Groynes as coastal protection, beach of Kamakura, Kanagawa prefecture, Japan

This image captures a section of a coastal defense system, showcasing a series of tetrapods—large, interlocking concrete blocks designed to absorb the force of incoming waves and prevent erosion. The tetrapods, with their distinctive angular shapes, create a stark contrast against the serene blue of the sea. The sunlight reflects off the water's surface, hinting at the dynamic nature of the ocean's movement. In the background, a distant shoreline and a clear sky provide a sense of scale and tranquility. This coastal barrier is a testament to human engineering's response to the relentless power of the sea, offering protection while maintaining a harmony with the natural landscape.

The city of Bisceglie rises on the adriatic coast of the puglia region in southern italy. The coast and the beaches are characterized by the presence of rocks and small stones. The sound of the waves crashing on the beach is extremely relaxing, and the beaches on sunny winter days are great places to spend a leisurely afternoon.

View at Pomorie town before the sunset, from one of the piers. Bulgaria, Eastern Europe.

Seascape stones in sea water and sailing cargo ships.

Sea and pier

idyllic seascape

Pictures of natural scenery that can be seen in Okinawa Prefecture, located in the south of Japan.

A water break seawall made from concrete dolos located in the Port of Ensenada, Mexico

Breakwater at Irish harbour

Massive concrete breakwaters to protect the coast from the destructive effects of sea waves.

On the beach at Maumee Bay State Park in Ohio, USA - Lake Erie

Scenery of the rock dam and the sea.

Jetty in Pomorie bay and small lighthouse in the distance. stern Europe.

Scenery of Futomi Port in Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan

Bird's-eye view of waves crashing against protective embankments

Concrete blocks of a breakwater are seen against calm blue water. The horizon is in the distance, and the sky is blue. White triangular counterweights are on top of the breakwater.

Wastewater pipe leading direct out in the arctic fjord outside Nuuk, the capital of Greenland

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