Abstract The West African coast is vulnerable to natural hazards and human interventions.
Although various measures have been taken at different scales, mostly at the local level …

Abstract The West African coastal population and ecosystems are increasingly exposed to a
multitude of hazards. These are likely to be exacerbated by global climate change and direct …

Shoreline change and coastal erosion resulting from natural events such as sea level rise
and negative anthropogenic activities continue to be problems in many of the world's coastal …

Coastal erosion at Saint Louis in Senegal is affecting the local population that consists of
primarily fishermen communities in their housing and their access to the sea. This paper …

Accurate nearshore bathymetry estimation remains a critical challenge, impacting coastal
forecasting evolution assessments through the inaccuracies in both in-situ and remote …

The fiscal and social cost of ameliorating the impact of coastal erosion resulting from climate
change is an increasing burden for coastal states, and in developing nations the physical …

Regular monitoring of coastal areas is a prerequisite to evade any imminent erosive
disaster. However, data-driven decisions become more uncertain when a monitoring …

The human impact on the ecosystem has been particularly evident in the last century; it
transforms the Earth's surface on an unprecedented scale and brings about irreversible …

Regular and long-term monitoring of coastal areas is a prerequisite to avoiding or mitigating
the impacts of climate and human-driven hazards. In Africa, where populations and …

This study investigated the historical and future wave power potential in the Gulf of Guinea
(GoG) with the aim of identifying high-density wave energy locations for potential …