Climate change and its impacts, combined with unchecked human activities, intensify
pressures on coastal environments, resulting in modification of the coastal morphodynamics …

Climate change alters the climate condition and ocean environment, leading to accelerated
coastal erosion and a shift in the coastline shape. From previous studies, Southeast Asia's …

Although coastal classification has been attended in recent years, it is still a complicated
problem in quantitative geomorphological and hydrological sciences. Nowadays, the …

One of the measures that has been implemented widely to adapt to the effect of climate
change in coastal zones is the implementation of set-back lines. The traditional approach of …

Approximately one-quarter of the World's sandy beaches, most of which are interrupted by
tidal inlets, are eroding. Understanding the long-term (50–100 year) evolution of inlet …

Coastal environments are highly dynamic in nature and are sensitive to natural phenomena
such as climate change and anthropogenic activities such as aquaculture or infrastructure …

A substantial body of research has shown that two key factors of global sea level rise are
thermal expansion and melting of land-based ice, glaciers and ice sheets. Moreover, climate …

The acquisition of dynamic coastline change at fine spatial and temporal resolution is
essential for enhancing sustainable coastal economic development and coastal …

As a result of long-term changes of the wave climate, changes in spatial and temporal scales
occur in coastal regions and cause coastal morphology to change. This study investigates …

Heavy mineral rich sands along the coastal margin of southern Vietnam often contain
commercial deposits of ilmenite and zircon but their origin is unknown. A multi-method …