Develo** future projections of shoreline change requires a good understanding of the
driving coastal processes. These processes result primarily from the combination of mean …

Approximately half of the world's ice‐free ocean coastline is composed of sandy beaches,
which support a higher level of recreational use than any other ecosystem. However, the …

Coastal structures, especially revetments, have been widely implemented to protect
properties and infrastructures from erosive waves during storms. While being incompatible …

Beach erosion is a complex process influenced by multiple factors operating at different
spatial scales. Local (eg, waves, tides, grain size, beach width and coastal development) …

Island beaches, which form significant natural and economic resources, are under
increasing erosion risk due to sea level rise. The present contribution proposes an …

Shoreline hardening, which causes beach loss globally, will accelerate with sea level rise
(SLR), causing more beach loss if management practices are not changed. To improve …

Effective and equitable coastal decision-making under sea level rise (SLR) requires
managing for multiple coastal uses and values. This study explores how coastal decision …

This contribution presents an assessment at a regional (island) scale of the beach erosion
due to storm events under Climate Change. The approach adopted to assess beach erosion …

As an island community with world famous beaches, Hawai 'i's coastal managers face
significant challenges in the face of sea level rise (SLR). Shoreline laws have recently been …

We report cross-shore profile evolution at Palanga, eastern Baltic Sea, where short period
waves dominate. Cross-shore profile studies began directly after a significant coastal …