Shoreline change analysis is a well defined and widely adopted approach for the
examination of trends in coastal position over different timescales. Conventional shoreline …

This contribution investigates the impact of the deployment of tidal stream turbine arrays on
sediment dynamics and seabed morphology in the Pentland Firth, Scotland. The Pentland …

Sandbanks can occur downdrift of headlands across embayments as a result of tidal
currents and wave forcing, and may present a potentially valuable resource of marine …

This contribution uses a 3 dimensional coastal area numerical model, DHI's MIKE3, to
simulate the impact of storm and surge events on offshore sandbanks. Three offshore …

The twin ambits of climate change and coastal development have raised public awareness
of shoreline management. Simultaneously, they have highlighted a gap in our …

A novel technique for parameterizing surface roughness in coastal inundation models using
airborne laser scanning (lidar) data is presented. Two important parameters to coastal …

Sandbanks are an important coastal resource, both in terms of the activities that occur on
them (eg, dredging, offshore wind farms) as well as the direct and indirect effects they can …

ABSTRACT Burningham, H., French, JR, 2014. Travelling forelands: complexities in drift and
migration patterns. In: Green, AN and Cooper, JAG (eds.), Proceedings 13th International …

Beach rotation is the result of alternation between two prevailing wave directions in which
sufficient time elapses to allow longshore sediment transport to drive sediment to one end or …

The 80 km Suffolk coast, eastern England, is often considered to exhibit a consistent north to
south littoral drift of gravel and sand. Soft rock cliffs provide proximal sources of beach-grade …