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View of Isla Verde, San Juan, Puerto Rico

By Climate Adaptation Science Centers
Photo is taken from a boat on the water looking back toward the shoreline with an expansive metropolis of buildings.
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View of Isla Verde in San Juan, Puerto Rico. A wave is breaking over the coral reef. Reefs provide protection from coastal inundation during large storms to vulnerable coastlines like this one.

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Using Video Imagery to Study Wave Dynamics: Isla Verde

USGS scientists installed video cameras atop a building and oceanographic instruments off San Juan, Puerto Rico, to better understand how waves move across coral reefs and cause flooding on tropical shorelines.
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View from atop a building looks down on a sandy beach with a rainbow, palm tree just below view, and buildings in distance.

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Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program, Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center
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