Aeolian landforms occur on all earths' continents as well as on Mars, Titan and Venus and
are typically formed where sediment is eroded and/or deposited by near surface wind flow …

Foredunes provide many environmental and ecosystem services including protection from
wave erosion and flooding hazards during storm events. While the impact of human …

Beach–dune systems are dynamic geomorphic environments subject to erosion during
storms and reconstruction during swell‐dominated inter‐storm periods. Wave‐cut scarps are …

Flow deflection of surface winds is common across coastal foredunes and blowouts. Incident
winds approaching obliquely to the dune toe and crestline tend to be deflected towards a …

Jet flows, which are localized flows exhibiting a high speed maxima, are relatively common
in nature, and in many devices. They have only been occasionally observed on dunes, and …

The nature of wind flow over a small, 0.6 m high foredune scarp is investigated on the Sir
Richard Peninsula, South Australia during a variety of incident wind directions and speeds …

The large number of historic metal-hulled shipwrecks on the seabed is a major
consideration for the marine environment, heritage management and spatial planning. Their …

Excavation of 'notches' in foredunes aims to facilitate sand transport through the foredune
zone to enhance biodiversity and increase foredune resilience. Recent research has …

Artificial foredune 'notching'aims to increase sand transport between the beach and
backdune environments to enhance biodiversity and increase foredune resilience. Recent …

Foredunes play an important role in protecting coastal communities and their assets. The
use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to simulate wind flow over foredunes has great …