The degree of boulder mobility in response to coastal storms likely varies spatially and
temporally along rocky shorelines, but this is difficult to evaluate from field monitoring of …

We examined the relationship between coastal boulder production and the volcanic rock
features on the high-energy rocky coast of Pantelleria Island (Sicily Channel, Mediterranean …

Relict rocky shorelines are seemingly rarely preserved in the geological record, often
underrepresented in the literature and the reasons for their scarcity, as well as the conditions …

Cliff erosion is an unstoppable natural process increasingly occurring due to climate change
and frequently causing crucial georisks on rocky coasts throughout the world. The resilience …

Downwearing rates of shore platform have been quantified with a number of ground-based
techniques (such as the micro-erosion meter (MEM)), providing knowledge of the evolution …

Beachrocks are generally mapped on the coastline surface and/or in a low depth in the
subtidal zone in coastlines and are cemented chiefly by carbonate material. Their outcrops …

Marine potholes are common features along rocky shore platforms from around the world.
Their occurrence can be used as a palaeo-sea level indicator, however, little attention has …

Beachrocks are a common characteristic of tropical and subtropical coastlines. It is known
that they have a substantial influence on beach morphodynamics and they are commonly …

Beachrock is composed of intertidal-associated sediments, rapidly cemented by calcium
carbonate, and has important implications for understanding coastal morphological …

In times of global climate change and subsequent eustatic sea-level rise, coastal
communities are in need of reliable models of future sea-level change. Since instrumental …