Traditional solutions to estuarine flood risk management have typically involved the
implementation of static 'hard'shoreline protection structures, often at the expense of the …

A systematic review of 20 years of studies was conducted to understand wave dissipation
trends of hybrid and natural (soft) coastal features, collectively referred to as nature-based …

Living shoreline projects have been built to preserve coastal ecosystems under future
climate change and sea level rise. To quantify the wave power variation across living …

In densely populated coastal areas with sea-level rise (SLR), protecting the shorelines
against erosion due to the wave impact is crucial. Along with many engineered structures …

This study reports findings of an analysis of modifications to the incident wave field caused
by constructed Oyster Castle® breakwater systems at Gandys Beach Preserve in Downe …

Living shorelines gain increasing attention because they stabilize shorelines and reduce
erosion. This study leverages physics-based models and bagged regression tree (BRT) …

Nature-based features, also called living shorelines, are increasingly applied in coastal
protection and restoration. However, the processes and mechanisms (feedbacks and …

Coastal shoreline erosion (retreat) is a concern for many coastal communities. Coastal
shoreline erosion varies with shoreline geomorphological settings, vegetation, and soil …

Abstract The Shinnecock Indian Nation on Long Island, New York, faces challenges of
shoreline retreat, saltwater intrusion, and flooding of the Tribal lands under changing climate …

High resolution topobathymetric field surveys were conducted by the US Geological Survey
in collaboration with Northeastern University and in cooperation with the US Fish and …