At many times during the Quaternary, when the global sea level was much lower than today
(at least 30 m), the Thai-Malay Peninsula was connected by land to the Indonesian …

Encircled by arcs and trenches, the western Pacific region of the Philippine Sea is exposed
to trans-oceanic tsunamis and pumice rafts. However, shortage of extended archive has …

Extreme storms present a major risk to coasts. Increasing populations worldwide, together
with sea level rise, exacerbate concerns for coastal settlements, but the low frequency of …

Abstract Hurricane Irma (September 2017) was one of the most devastating hurricanes in
recent times. In January 2018, a post‐hurricane field survey was conducted on Anegada …

Beach‐ridge systems are geomorphological features common in every type of coast and
have been widely interpreted as geo‐archives of past sea‐level, climatic, or tectonic …

Northeastern Queensland is a far-field site from ice caps formed during the Last Glacial.
However, the region has experienced glacio-hydroisostatically driven coastal elevation …

Prograded barrier systems record shoreline behaviour and palaeoenvironmental
information. The Guichen Bay Holocene embayment fill succession in South Australia has …

Coastal dynamics are governed by the interface of complex, multidimensional processes
that result from the interaction between offshore wave climate and local geomorphology …

Understanding long-term, large cyclone activity is critical for coastal management and
disaster prevention and mitigation, particularly with projected rising sea level and increasing …

Coastal dune sediments and landforms offer a unique opportunity to understand climate
change and sea level change on the centennial-millennial time scale. However, there is a …