Beachrocks are hard coastal sedimentary formations consisting of various beach sediments,
lithified through the precipitation of carbonate cements. The objectives of this contribution …

The growth and decay of oceanic hotspot volcanoes are intrinsically related to a competition
between volcanic construction and erosive destruction, and coastlines are at the forefront of …

Today's understanding of sea-level change developed through a combination of process-
based physical modelling and observational data. Observational data of sea-level change …

This paper describes the complex patterns of diagenesis in Holocene beachrock ledges
located along both the eastern and northern coasts of the state of Rio Grande do Norte …

Up until the last ten years, remote sensing data and especially high-resolution satellite data
and airphotos were mainly used in shallow water map**. The evolution and low cost of …

A review of relative sea-level (RSL) oscillations during the Holocene in Rio de Janeiro,
southeastern Brazil, is presented based on new data. This new data encompasses …

The presence of beachrocks is noted on the Galician shoreline at 41° N, a latitude at which
this phenomenon is rarely found. The present study focuses on the petrological …

Only in very special circumstances can new beaches develop due to natural processes in
areas where they did not exist before. One such circumstance is related to volcanic …

We present a new natural carbon dioxide (CO 2) system located off the southern coast of the
island of La Palma (Canary Islands, Spain). Like CO 2 seeps, these CO 2 submarine …

Indicator-oriented approaches embrace several aspects of coastal erosion vulnerability
assessments. Nonetheless, coastal erosion is mostly increasing because of both the lack of …