Runup is a coastal hydrodynamic phenomenon denoting the maximum vertical extent of water oscillation on a beach or structure above the still water level, distinguishing itself from related surge metrics by specifically capturing the onshore elevation limit reached during wave swash following storm-driven wave arrival.
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