This paper reviews the state of the art in storm surge forecasting and its particular
application in the northern Adriatic Sea. The city of Venice already depends on operational …

Employed for over a century, the traditional way of monitoring sea level variability by tide
gauges–in combination with modern observational techniques like satellite altimetry–is an …

As the coastal population has grown rapidly in recent decades (Neumann et al. 2015),
extreme sea levels become an increasing threat to coastal communities that are projected to …

Global climate models, indispensable for projecting the human-driven climate change, have
been improving for decades and are nowadays capable of reproducing multiple processes …

Abstract The Mediterranean Sea is a prominent climate-change hot spot, with many
socioeconomically vital coastal areas being the most vulnerable targets for maritime safety …

The pioneering work done in late 1970s and early 1980s on research into rissaga events or
meteotsunamis in the Balearic Islands is briefly reviewed in this paper and contrasted with …

Abstract On 6 and 7 July 2010, uncommon sea waves were observed along the coast of
Portugal. The Portuguese tide gauge network recorded the sea-level signals showing …

This study aims to use a fully realistic high-resolution mesoscale atmospheric and wave
model to reproduce met-ocean conditions during a meteotsunami in the Persian Gulf. The …

Due to a lack of suitable coupled atmosphere‐ocean modeling tools, the atmospheric
source mechanisms that trigger the potentially destructive meteotsunami waves–which …

A traveling air pressure disturbance of several hPa over a short period (5–10 min) can
generate tsunami-like waves in coastal areas owing to a multi-resonant mechanism. In …