A broadly accepted paradigm is that vegetation reduces coastal dune erosion. However, we
show that during an extreme storm event, vegetation surprisingly accelerates erosion. In 104 …

With a large part of the world's population residing in coastal areas, and largely depending
on the coastal environment, monitoring natural and human-induced coastal changes are …

The analysis and interpretation of 3D topographic change requires methods that achieve
low uncertainties in change quantification. Many recent geoscientific studies that perform …

This study evaluates an emerging capability to monitor high spatial (pixel size= 3.7 m) and
temporal (daily to sub-daily imagery) resolution coastal change using PlanetScope …

A large, low pressure Nor'easter storm and Hurricane Joaquin contributed to multiple weeks
of sustained, elevated wave and water level conditions along the southeastern Atlantic coast …

Geographic observation benefits from the increasing availability of time series of 3D
geospatial data, which allow analysis of change processes at high temporal detail and over …

In sandy beach systems, the aeolian sediment transport can be governed by the vertical
structure of the sediment layers at the bed surface. Here, data collected with a newly …

To ensure the safety of near-shore activities, efficient coastal monitoring equipment must be
installed. Coastal monitoring has become a priority in integrated marine management …

Sandy coasts form the interface between land and sea and their morphologies are highly
dynamic. A combination of human and natural forcing results in morphologic changes …

Coastal foredunes are topographically high features that can reduce vulnerability to storm-
related flooding hazards. While the dominant aeolian, hydrodynamic, and ecological …