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Offshore beach nourishment using 2×104m3 of dredged sand was carried out off the Ichino-miya coast on south Kujukuri Beach, and subsequent movement of sand was investigated through the filed observation using a narrow-multi-beam measurement. After the beach nourishment, sand movement was traced for three months, despite the attack of rough waves generated by typhoons. Nourishment sand was gradually transported shoreward with gradual diffusion alongshore, implying the effectiveness of offshore sand nourishment as a method for shore protection. Meandering of offshore contours around the tip of the artificial headlands was also observed by this measurement.

Observation of Sand Movement after Offshore Sand Nourishment by Sea Bottom Survey using Narrow-multi-beam Measurement