Because of the deep glacial incision, the Lower Tagus Valley hosts a sedimentary record
since∼ 20 000cal BP, making this a unique site along the European Atlantic margin with …

Reliable predictions of future inundation extent within estuaries require a precise evaluation
of future extreme sea levels and the application of accurate numerical models that account …

The distribution and sources of yttrium and rare-earth elements (YREE) in surface sediments
were studied on 78 samples collected in the Tagus estuary (SW Portugal, SW Europe) …

Ports significantly impact the economic activity in coastal areas. Future climate change
projections indicate that the frequency and intensity of extreme sea levels (ESL) will …

Reliable information on salt marsh extent and condition is crucial to promote effective
management strategies towards their maintenance and recovery. Most of previous studies …

The concept of water observatories is extended to create a highly versatile tool for both the
daily and the long-term management of estuarine ecosystems. Coastal observatories are …

Tide is one of the most important hydrodynamic driving forces and has unique features in the
Yangtze Estuary (YE) due to the complex geometry of third‐order bifurcations and four …

This paper investigates the effect of natural and artificial morphological changes in a tidal
inlet on the tidal propagation and on the water exchanges with the sea, through data …

The ongoing rise in sea level affects tidal propagation and circulation in estuaries, and these
changes can have far reaching consequences on the sediment dynamics, water quality and …

Abstract On February 15, 1941, a storm caused one of the major natural disasters in the
Iberian Peninsula in the past century. The storm made landfall in the north of Portugal …