This paper reviews the past behaviour and present status of Australian beach systems and
their likely response to the impacts of climate change in the coming century. The 2021 IPCC …

Vegetation is a critical boundary condition for the stability of coastal dunes. Globally,
vegetation cover is increasing on the coast with many dunes being stabilised in the past …

Australia has a vast, diverse and dynamic shoreline, and national perspectives on the
mechanisms, magnitude and trajectories of coastal adjustment are required to underpin …

Beach‐ridge systems are geomorphological features common in every type of coast and
have been widely interpreted as geo‐archives of past sea‐level, climatic, or tectonic …

Coral reef islands are amongst the most vulnerable environments to sea‐level rise (SLR).
Recent physical and numerical modeling studies have demonstrated that overwash …

During the past 50 years, luminescence dating has been widely applied to dating various
marine sediments, which provides important chronological constraints for researches on …

Abstract The Bass Strait islands are the elevated remnants of a now-submerged continental
land bridge that connected the mainland of Australia to Lutruwita/Tasmania during low sea …

Gentle slope belts of lacustrine basins are important areas for the generation of stratigraphic
petroleum reservoirs controlled by sedimentary systems. Based on coring, well logging, 3D …

Prograded barriers are coastal landforms with a worldwide distribution that provide a
paleoenvironmental record within a sequence of successive ridges and intervening swales …

Coastal erosion is a complex issue that affects landforms at various spatio-temporal scales,
with concerns rising due to the impending threats of climate change. Given the increasing …