The effects of sea-level rise on the future morphological functioning of estuaries are largely
unknown because tidal amplitudes will change due to combined deepening of the estuary …

Estuaries are among the most densely populated and heavily utilised regions in the world,
where crucial functions–eg, freshwater availability and water safety–strongly relate to the …

Dikes are the conventional means of flood defence along rivers and estuaries. However,
dikes gradually lead to the superelevation of waterbodies compared to the subsiding …

Many delta systems worldwide are becoming increasingly urbanized following a variety of
processes, including land reclamation, embanking, major engineering and port …

Many Holocene estuaries were infilled to form convergent, single‐channel systems, while
others remained partially or wholly unfilled. This difference in the degree of infilling depends …

Estuaries comprise channels vital for economic activity and bars as valuable habitats. They
are increasingly under human‐induced pressures (eg sea‐level rise and dredging) …

The landscape setting of estuaries varies widely and is an important aspect of determining
how they evolve. This paper focusses on alluvial estuaries in river valleys and how they …

Rivers and estuaries are flanked by floodplains built by mud and vegetation. Floodplains
affect channel dynamics and the overall system's pattern through apparent cohesion in the …

Abstract Development of channel cut-off estuarine islands is a complex phenomenon
influenced by various factors. This study focuses on understanding the interplay between …

Coastal deltas are prone to flooding due to their low elevation and dense population.
Flooding in these areas can occur from several drivers, including pluvial (rainfall excess) …