Deltas and estuaries worldwide face the challenge of capturing sufficient sediment to keep
up with relative sea‐level rise. Knowledge about sediment pathways and fluxes is crucial to …

We examine variations in discharge exchange between two parallel, 1‐to 2‐km‐wide tidal
channels (the Shibsa and the Pussur) in southwestern Bangladesh over spring‐neap, and …

Worldwide, many tidal basins associated with barrier coasts have infilled over the past
millennia due to the combination of sediment supply, wave‐tidal sediment transport, and eco …

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

Estuaries worldwide are susceptible and adapting to climate change (CC) impacts from both
the river and coastal boundaries. Furthermore, engineering efforts are undertaken to …

Estuaries are continuously adapting to anthropogenic pressure. Because of sea-level rise
and reduced fluvial sediment supply, they are at risk of sediment starvation. Contrarily, some …

Natural levees are common features in river, delta and tidal landscapes. They are elevated
near‐channel morphological features that determine the connection between channel and …

Land subsidence severely threatens most of the coastal plains around the world where high
productive industrial and agricultural activities and urban centers are concentrated. Coastal …

River deltas commonly have a heterogeneous substratum of alternating peat, clay and sand
deposits. This has important consequences for the river bed development and in particular …

The long‐term morphodynamic evolution of estuaries depends on a combination of
antecedent topography and boundary conditions, including fluvial input, sea‐level change …