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Fx Anjar Tri Laksono, Laura Borzì, Salvatore Distefano, Agata Di Stefano and János Kovács
Coastal dynamic is the complex result of multiple natural and human processes, and past and future coastal behavior studies become fundamental to support coastal zone management. However, the reliability of coastal evolution studies is strongly dependent...
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Hong Pan, Yonghong Jia, Dawei Zhao, Tianyu Xiu and Fuzhi Duan
As an important part of coastal wetlands, tidal flat wetlands provide various significant ecological functions. Due to offshore pollution and unreasonable utilization, tidal flats have been increasingly threatened and degraded. Therefore, it is necessary...
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Giuseppe R. Tomasicchio, Antonio Francone, David J. Simmonds, Felice D?Alessandro and Ferdinando Frega
In the present paper, after a sensitivity analysis, the calibration and verification of a novel morphodynamic model have been conducted based on a high-quality field experiment data base. The morphodynamic model includes a general formula to predict long...
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Rob Schepper, Rafael Almar, Erwin Bergsma, Sierd de Vries, Ad Reniers, Mark Davidson and Kristen Splinter
In this paper, a new approach to model wave-driven, cross-shore shoreline change incorporating multiple timescales is introduced. As a base, we use the equilibrium shoreline prediction model ShoreFor that accounts for a single timescale only. High-resolu...
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Leigh A. Provost, Robert Weaver and Nezamoddin N. Kachouie
The changing climate affects the agricultural lands, and, in turn, the changes in agricultural lands alter the watershed. A major concern regarding waterbodies is the increased sedimentation rates due to climate change. To improve the water quality, it i...
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Dan Hilton, Mark Davidson and Tim Scott
With sea level rise accelerating and coastal populations increasing, the requirement of coastal managers and scientists to produce accurate predictions of shoreline change is becoming ever more urgent. Waves are the primary driver of coastal evolution, a...
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Mark Wiggins, Tim Scott, Gerd Masselink, Paul Russell and Nieves G. Valiente
Bi-directional wave climates often drive beach rotation, increasing erosional risk at semi-sheltered locations. Identification of rotation and forcing mechanisms is vital to future coastal defence. In this study, regional investigation of modelled wave d...
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Tony Thomas, Allan Williams, Nelson Rangel-Buitrago, Michael Phillips and Giorgio Anfuso
The morphological change of a headland bay beach?Tenby, West Wales, UK?was analysed over a 73-year period (1941?2014). Geo-referenced aerial photographs were used to extract shoreline positions which were subsequently compared with wave models based on s...
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Yen Hai Tran, Patrick Marchesiello, Rafael Almar, Duc Tuan Ho, Thong Nguyen, Duong Hai Thuan and Eric Barthélemy
The present study focuses on the long-term multi-year evolution of the shoreline position of the Nha Trang sandy beach. To this end an empirical model which is a combination of longshore and cross-shore models, is used. The Nha Trang beach morphology is ...
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