Building Capacity to Measure and Assess Offshore, Full-frequency Water Level Fluctuations to Support Coastal Hazard Observation and Prediction

High-frequency water level fluctuations (HFWLF), such as infragravity waves, meteotsunamis, and wind-generated waves, are significant coastal hazards for the Great Lakes and coastal communities. These fluctuations occur over periods of 30 seconds to $\mathbf{1 2}$ minutes and impact infrastructure, ... View More