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Optimizing the redesign of La Turballe port including long term shoreline morphodynamics

We present a numerical study as part of the project by BRLi to redesign La Turballe port. The port is home to a wide array of maritime activities, including fishing, ship repair, touristic boat rides and the presence of a marina. The increase of these activities as well as the arrival of others result in the need of enlarging the existing port. In addition to increasing its exploitable surface, the objective is to also reduce the agitation of the waves within the port. This paper aims to present the research conducted in finding a new layout of the port using optimal control, which accompanies the more traditional engineering approach. In addition to finding a new configuration of La Turballe port meeting both criteria, we look into the long term effects of this new layout on the surrounding shoreline.