Barrier/lagoon systems occupy a significant part of the world's coast. They are diverse in
size, morphology, geological and oceanographic setting, and morphodynamic behaviour …

At seasonal to century timescales (mesoscale), the shoreface is a critical zone seaward of
the surf zone and/or beachface, in which waves interact with the mobile seafloor to cause …

ABSTRACT Williams, SJ, 2013. Sea-level rise implications for coastal regions. In: Brock, JC;
Barras, JA, and Williams, SJ (eds.), Understanding and Predicting Change in the Coastal …

ABSTRACT Schwab, WC; Baldwin, WE; Hapke, CJ; Lentz, EE; Gayes, PT; Denny, JF; List,
JH, and Warner, JC, 2013. Geologic evidence for onshore sediment transport from the inner …

Erosion is a major threat for coasts worldwide, beaches in particular, which constitute one of
the most valuable coastal landforms. Vulnerability assessments related to beach erosion …

This study demonstrates the physical concurrence of shore-oblique bars and gravel
outcrops in the surf zone along the northern Outer Banks of North Carolina. These …

Coastal communities are increasingly constructing artificial dunes and/or encouraging dune
growth for added protection against storm surge. However, the morphological response of …

Behavior of coastal systems on time scales ranging from single storm events to years and
decades is controlled by both small-scale sediment transport processes and large-scale …

The potential response of shoreface depositional environments to sea level rise over the
present century and beyond remains poorly understood. The shoreface is shaped by wave …

Storm‐driven sediment fluxes onto and behind barrier islands help coastal barrier systems
keep pace with sea level rise (SLR). Understanding what controls cross‐shore sediment flux …