Beachrocks are calcareous rocks that have been quite recently formed and are found in the
intertidal zone on sandy beaches. The authors are develo** an artificial rock with self …

Beachrocks represent a significant paleo-environmental proxy because they can record both
the vertical and the horizontal evolution of the shoreline. They have often been used to …

The aim of this study is to provide new data on relative sea-level changes and neotectonics
of the northeastern Aegean Sea region (Eastern Mediterranean) through the analysis of the …

High-resolution aerial imagery captured from low altitudes enables the detailed
reconstruction of the geomorphological features of submerged beachrocks and the …

Beachrock formations represent a powerful paleo-environmental proxy in tectonically active
coasts because they are ideal marker horizons for reconstructing past sea-level positions …

Beachrock formations are proxies of coastal morphodynamics, and are thus commonly
utilized for paleoenvironment interpretations. Linear beachrock outcrops parallel to the …

Along the Peloponnesian coast of the Saronic Gulf and on the coast of Aegina and Poros
islands, submerged coastal geomorphological features related directly with submerged …

The coastal belt of Hatay–Samandağ in the East Mediterranean is marked by the
intersection of the African–Arabian and Eurasian (Anatolian platelet) plates, where several …

Coastal erosion is a significant problem along the world's coasts. To preserve coastlines,
various methods are used. These include construction of artificial reefs and headlands …

There are beachrock formations in 5 different sections of the south coast of Gökçeada,
Turkey's largest Aegean island. These beachrocks form two different groups in terms of …