Despite widespread recognition that landforms are complex Earth systems with process-
response linkages that span temporal scales from seconds to millennia and spatial scales …

In predicting storm impacts on sandy coasts, possibly with structures, accurate runup and
overtop** simulation is an important aspect. Recent investigations (Stockdon et al., 2014; …

Impacts of storm clustering on beach/dune morphodynamics were investigated by applying
the state-of-the-art numerical model XBeach to Formby Point (Sefton coast, UK). The …

The form, height and volume of coastal foredunes reflects the long‐term interaction of a suite
of nearshore and aeolian processes that control the amount of sand delivered to the …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A large proportion of the coastline of the UK and Ireland is currently
suffering from erosion (17% in the UK; 19.9% in Ireland) and of the 3700 km coastline of …

Coastal monitoring is fundamental to studying dune and beach behaviour related to natural
and anthropogenic factors as well as coastal management programs. Various tools have …

The increasing frequency and/or severity of extreme climate events are becoming
increasingly apparent over multi‐decadal timescales at the global scale, albeit with relatively …

An important question for coastal management concerns the importance of individual storms
and clusters of storms on longer term beach sediment budgets, beach and dune erosion …

Managing coastal risk at the regional scale requires a prioritization of resources along the
shoreline. A transparent and rigorous risk assessment should inform managers and …

Coastal erosion poses an urgent threat to life and property in low-lying regions. Sand
nourishment is increasingly used as a nature-based solution but requires significant natural …