Exploring marine and aeolian controls on coastal foredune growth using a coupled numerical model
Coastal landscape change represents aggregated sediment transport gradients from
spatially and temporally variable marine and aeolian forces. Numerous tools exist that …
spatially and temporally variable marine and aeolian forces. Numerous tools exist that …
Numerical modeling of the morphodynamic response of a low-lying barrier island beach and foredune system inundated during Hurricane Ike using XBeach and …
C Harter, J Figlus - Coastal Engineering, 2017 - Elsevier
Follet's Island (FI) is a sediment-starved barrier island located on the Upper Texas Coast; a
stretch of coastline along the Gulf of Mexico that experiences on average four hurricanes …
stretch of coastline along the Gulf of Mexico that experiences on average four hurricanes …
Nonhydrostatic and surfbeat model predictions of extreme wave run-up in fringing reef environments
The accurate prediction of extreme wave run-up is important for effective coastal
engineering design and coastal hazard management. While run-up processes on open …
engineering design and coastal hazard management. While run-up processes on open …
Multihazard simulation for coastal flood mapping: Bathtub versus numerical modelling in an open estuary, Eastern Canada
Coastlines along the St. Lawrence Estuary and Gulf, Eastern Canada, are under increasing
risk of flooding due to sea level rise and sea ice shrinking. Efficient and validated regional …
risk of flooding due to sea level rise and sea ice shrinking. Efficient and validated regional …
Effect of beach slope and grain-stabilization on coastal sediment transport: An attempt to overcome the erosion overestimation by XBeach
SM Elsayed, H Oumeraci - Coastal Engineering, 2017 - Elsevier
The reproduction of seventeen laboratory tests for dune erosion by the surf-beat mode of the
two-dimensional horizontal (2DH) model XBeach for storm wave conditions showed that the …
two-dimensional horizontal (2DH) model XBeach for storm wave conditions showed that the …
Simulating wave runup on an intermediate–reflective beach using a wave-resolving and a wave-averaged version of XBeach
The prediction of wave runup, as well as its components, time-averaged setup and the time-
varying swash, is a key element of coastal storm hazard assessments, as wave runup …
varying swash, is a key element of coastal storm hazard assessments, as wave runup …
Environmental and morphologic controls on wave-induced dune response
Abstract The Pacific Northwest of the United States exhibits complex spatial patterns of storm-
induced coastal foredune erosion. Using oceanographic and morphologic data from three …
induced coastal foredune erosion. Using oceanographic and morphologic data from three …
Calibration and assessment of process-based numerical models for beach profile evolution in southern California
Cross-shore profile response to energetic wave events is challenging to predict because the
physics are poorly understood and wave and topographic data are often sparse or unknown …
physics are poorly understood and wave and topographic data are often sparse or unknown …
Estimation of beach erosion using Joint Probability analysis with a morphological model
Resilience of a beach is often defined by return period (RP) of a designed storm. During
extreme events some correlation exists between storm parameters, such as wave height (H …
extreme events some correlation exists between storm parameters, such as wave height (H …
Modelling and mitigation of storm-induced saltwater intrusion: Improvement of the resilience of coastal aquifers against marine floods by subsurface drainage
SM Elsayed, H Oumeraci - Environmental modelling & software, 2018 - Elsevier
Storm-induced saltwater intrusion (SISWI) often starts with (i) overtopping/breaching of a
coastal barrier followed by (ii) hinterland inundation and (iii) subsequent vertical seawater …
coastal barrier followed by (ii) hinterland inundation and (iii) subsequent vertical seawater …