International Coastal Engineering Award
The award was established to provide international recognition for outstanding leadership and development in the field of coastal engineering. It was endowed in 1977 through personal contributions of coastal engineers throughout the world.
The award was officially instituted by the Board of Direction in October 1977.
The award consists of a plaque, a certificate, and a cash prize determined annually by and subject to the approval of the Society Awards Committee based on the income from the award endowment.
Criteria:
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I. The award is made annually
to an individual who has made significant contributions to the advancement
of coastal engineering in the manner of engineering design, teaching, professional
leadership, research, planning, or a combination thereof.
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II. Not more than one presentation
of the award is made each year unless the achievement upon which the award
is based is considered to be the joint contribution of more than one person.
In such cases duplicate or multiple awards are tendered if funds are available.
No one may receive the award, or any portion thereof, more than once.
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III. The recipient of the International Coastal Engineering Award is to be chosen from the international community of coastal engineers, without restriction as to nationality or Society membership. The Coastal Engineering Research Council will nominate the recipient of this award and forward their nomination to the Awards Committee of the Coasts, Oceans, Ports, and Rivers Institute (COPRI). The COPRI Awards Committee will ensure the appropriate process was followed in the selection of the nominee and, when satisfied the appropriate process was followed, will forward the nomination to the COPRI Board of Governors for approval.
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IV. In even-numbered years the
award will, if possible, be presented at the International Coastal Engineering
Conference. In odd-numbered years the award will be presented at an ASCE
national or specialty conference as desired by the recipient.
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V. In the absence of sufficient qualified nominations, the Coastal Engineering Research Council can chose not to make a recommendation in a given year.
Nomination Timing:
Eleven copies of each nomination should reach the ASCE Washington Office by November 1.
1979 Bernard Le Mehaute
1980 Willliam J. Herron, Jr.
1981 Kiyoshi Horikawa
1982 Morrough P. O'Brien
1983 Robert Dean
1984 Michael S. Longuet-Higgins
1985 Robert Wiegel
1986 Eco Wiebe Bijker
1987 Joe W. Johnson
1988 Douglas L. Inman |
1989 Yoshimi Goda
1990 Jurjen A. Battjes
1991 Thorndike Saville, Jr.
1992 Frederick L.W. Tang
1993 John B. Herbich
1994 Leon E. Borgman
1995 Chiang C. Mei
1996 Nobuo Shuto
1997 Billy L. Edge
1998 Orville T. Magoon
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1999 Robert A. Dalrymple
2000 Torben Sorensen
2001 Ole S. Madsen
2002 Per M. Bruun
2003 Fredric Raichlen
2004 Philip Li-Fan Liu
2005 Ib Arne Svendsen, Ph.D
2006 J. William Kamphuis
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