Abstract The Last Interglacial (MIS 5e, 128–116 ka) is among the most studied past periods
in Earth's history. The climate at that time was warmer than today, primarily due to different …

Rapid, field‐based measurements of rock hardness are of use in investigating many
geomorphological and heritage science problems. Several different methods are now …

Shore platforms are erosional coastal landforms that have attracted scientific attention since
the mid 19th century. The defining element of a platform is width that is used in many …

Airborne LiDAR data collected in 1998 and 2009–2010 were used to measure coastal cliff
erosion and retreat between the Mexico/California border and Bodega Head, California. Cliff …

Fractures are discontinuities in rock that can be exploited by erosion. Fractures regulate
cohesion, profoundly affecting the rate, style, and location of Earth surface processes. By …

The last five years have been marked by rapid technological and analytical developments in
the study of shore processes and in the comprehension of shore deposits and forms, and …

The majority of shore platforms form in rocks that are characterised by layered stratigraphy
and pervasive jointing. Plucking of weathered, joint and bed bounded blocks is an important …

Most research on shore platforms has been at fairly large spatial scales over distances
ranging from hundreds to thousands of metres. Other work at much smaller scales, ranging …

The coast is an environment enjoyed by people around the world, yet it is also hazardous,
accounting for innumerable fatalities each year. The management of day-to-day hazards is …

abstract We have developed an exploratory model of plan view, millennial‐scale headland
and bay evolution on rocky coastlines. Cross‐shore coastline relief, or amplitude, arises …