Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) engineers have extensive experience providing the full spectrum of engineering services required for design and construction of coastal projects. These services include but are not limited to the following:
Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) engineers apply state-of-the-art analysis methods and design tools to develop innovative, cost-effective, and constructible projects. CHE’s experience includes:
Typical projects include the design of revetments, breakwaters, seawalls, jetties, and groins.
Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) engineers have demonstrated long-term success with dredging projects for:
CHE engineers also apply numerical models to evaluate the fate of sediments, turbidity, and production rates during dredging and disposal operations.
Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) assesses coastal processes for project feasibility during planning, permitting, design, and for design optimization. CHE routinely analyzes physical processes including:
Analysis includes development, validation, and application of advanced numerical modeling tools and analysis techniques, as well as commercial CFD codes. CHE also develops and applies machine learning techniques to quantify complex processes and enhance efficiency of numerical models.
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Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) engineers apply coastal engineering expertise to projects in ports, harbors, and marinas. Analysis and design efforts are performed to upgrade facilities, optimize design features, or mitigate undesired environmental conditions.
Typical projects include navigation channels and waterways, marine terminals, boat ramps, piers, and waterfront parks.
Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) has extensive expertise in the maritime field including:
Coast & Harbor Engineering (CHE) provides engineering and numerical analysis of complex hydraulic and geomorphologic processes in estuaries, inlets, rivers, and marine environments. Analyses are performed as part of:
