Abstract The West African coastal population and ecosystems are increasingly exposed to a
multitude of hazards. These are likely to be exacerbated by global climate change and direct …

Underpinned by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic review and Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA) 2020 Statement, this systematic review analyses 58 peer-reviewed articles …

Coastal erosion at Saint Louis in Senegal is affecting the local population that consists of
primarily fishermen communities in their housing and their access to the sea. This paper …

Accurate nearshore bathymetry estimation remains a critical challenge, impacting coastal
forecasting evolution assessments through the inaccuracies in both in-situ and remote …

In a context of global warming characterized by a mean sea level rise and extreme
meteorological events, the study of the causes for coastal flooding is essential to protect …

Regular and long-term monitoring of coastal areas is a prerequisite to avoiding or mitigating
the impacts of climate and human-driven hazards. In Africa, where populations and …

Immobility and mobility are often viewed as fixed, binary opposites: one is either a migrant or
a non-migrant. Yet, everyday experiences and realities elude such simple bifurcation. Non …

Tracking and forecasting changes in coastal morphology is vital for development, risk
reduction, and overall coastal management. One challenge of current coastal research and …

Owing to its unique physical and socio-economic characteristics, the Saint Louis region
stands out as one of the most susceptible areas in Senegal to the adverse impacts of coastal …

Understanding beach dynamics, both in time and in space, is paramount to better
understand how and when to intervene to improve coastal management strategies. Beach …