Previous results from one-dimensional model studies have demonstrated that large-scale
exploitation of the tidal stream resource could have a significant impact on large-scale …

Massachusetts Bay is a semi-enclosed embayment in the western Gulf of Maine about 50km
wide and 100km long. Bottom sediment resuspension is controlled predominately by storm …

Headland-associated linear sandbanks are a specific type of sandbanks which are located
in the lee of coastal topographic features such as headlands and islands. Interaction …

Abstract The Bay of Fundy, Canada, a large macrotidal embayment with the World's highest
recorded tides, was mapped using multibeam sonar systems. High-resolution imagery of …

Previous work in the Gulf of Lions (western Mediterranean Sea) has suggested that
significant amounts of sediment escape through the western part of this tectonically passive …

Tidal residual eddies are one of the important hydrodynamic features in tidally dominant
estuaries and coastal bays, and they could have significant effects on water exchange in a …

ABSTRACT Lewis, MJ; Neill, SP, and Elliott, AJ, 2015. Interannual variability of two offshore
sand banks in a region of extreme tidal range. Offshore sand banks play important roles for …

The short-term (over a spring tidal cycle) dynamics of a headland-associated sandbank
(Shambles Bank, English Channel) are investigated, by means of field measurements …

This investigation presents new findings on the sedimentary processes and deposits
associated with a coastal headland, in a mixed tide–wave setting, using data compilation …

Multibeam sonar map** and geophysical and geological groundtruth surveys were
coupled with tidal current and sediment transport model calculations to investigate the …