The Dutch coast is one of the most heavily nourished coasts globally. An average of 12 mln.
m 3 is annually added to the coastline of only 432 km for dynamic coastline conservation …

Shore and shoreline evolution both due to natural and human-induced causes or factors can
be variable over a wide range of different temporal and/or spatial scales. Our capability to …

The availability of nearly 100 years of bathymetric measurements allows the analysis of the
morphodynamic evolution of the Dutch Wadden Sea under rising sea level and increasing …

The temporal and spatial variability of crescentic sandbars is analyzed with hourly long‐term
(months) video observations collected at four barred sites and are qualitatively compared to …

Seven different bar types are distinguished to provide a framework for comparing
morphodynamic studies conducted in different areas. Five types occur in semiprotected or …

The Wadden Sea and its associated barrier island system exhibit highly dynamic behaviour.
Of major concern is the movement of water and air and the transport, erosion and deposition …

Field studies, processes, and mechanisms associated with net offshore bar migration are
reviewed. Net offshore bar migration (NOM) has been reported at multi-bar locations on the …

The article focuses on the morphological development of the Wadden Sea barrier island
system, with emphasis on West and East Frisian islands on several temporal and spatial …

There is still no universal model for analysing and predicting coastal evolution and its
governing processes on yearly to decadal time scales. Instead, depending on the nature of …

A series of regular bathymetric surveys of Texel Inlet and its ebb-tidal delta spanning a
period of over 400 years forms a unique long-term morphodynamic dataset of this largest …