The lower shoreface provides the connection between the continental shelf and the
shoreline via its onshore transition called the upper shoreface. Lower shorefaces are …

Applying complex systems perspectives to geomorphic systems leads to the conclusion that
cause and effect in landscape systems does not always apply in the ways that common …

Geological evidence of past storminess is fundamental for contextualizing long-term climate
variability and investigating future climate. Unlike the Atlantic and Pacific basins, robust …

The inner continental shelf off the northern Outer Banks of North Carolina was mapped
using sidescan sonar, interferometric swath bathymetry, and high-resolution chirp and …

We investigate the impact of superstorm Sandy on the lower shoreface and inner shelf
offshore the barrier island system of Fire Island, NY using before-and-after surveys involving …

Multibeam echosounder data collected along the shelf of the western Sardinia margin
(western Mediterranean Sea) revealed the occurrence of isolated dunes at a water depth of …

We tested the ability of a small dynamic penetrometer, Nimrod, to infer geotechnical
properties of sediment mixtures in the inner shelf. The penetrometer is light and easy to …

Numerical models rely on the parameterization of processes that often lack a deterministic
description. In this contribution we demonstrate the applicability of using machine learning, a …

The Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard (CMECS) was applied to four
portions of Acadia National Park, USA, focusing on intertidal rocky and tidal flat habitats …

Numerous studies have shown that most beaches and coastal dune systems of the world
are currently eroding but very few have investigated the combined sediment budgets of …