The intricate interplay of oceanic-atmospheric variations has intensified erosive processes
on sandy beaches in recent decades, with climate change expected to exacerbate these …

The coasts of central Chile are increasingly affected by human activity. To date, there are no
clear symptoms of shoreline change in the area; however, the incidence of recent extreme …

Coastal erosion in 45 sandy beaches covering nearly 2000 km along the tectonically active
Chilean coast is assessed during the last four decades. The historical analysis is based on …

Sandy coastlines in Chile currently have strong erosive tendencies. However, little is known
about the morphodynamics of these coastlines; such knowledge would allow us to …

River deltas are strongly affected by demographic growth and by the intensification of land
use. The migration of deltaic coastlines is often rapid, threatening urban settlements, coastal …

Abstract Charles Darwin and Robert FitzRoy documented coseismic coastal uplift
associated with the great 1835 Chile earthquake (M> 8.5) at Isla Santa María. In 2010 …

The coastal evolution of the microtidal Tubul-Raqui wetland in south-central Chile (36° S),
which historically has been affected by large earthquakes and tsunamis, particularly the …

Subsidence is a widespread phenomenon on the world's coasts. Mayotte, a coral reef-
fringed archipelago in the SW Indian Ocean, experienced, in 2018 and 2019, 32 …

Shoreline changing position along the coast is an immediate and long-term indicator
determined by the interplaying driving forces across the dry and wet parts of coastal areas …

Tall cliffs are characteristic of the Patagonian and Tierra del Fuego coastline. They are
receding at rates below 1 m/yr. Gravel-dominated beaches and spits are protecting the foot …