There has been significant progress in describing and understanding global-mean sea-level
rise, but the regional departures from this global-mean rise are more poorly described and …

The paper provides a comprehensive review of all aspects of Adriatic Sea level research
covered by the literature. It discusses changes occurring over millennial timescales and …

Understanding the response of estuaries to sea-level rise is crucial in developing a suitable
mitigation and climate change adaptation strategy. This study investigates the impacts of …

This paper discusses present characteristics and trends of severe marine storminess in the
Northern Adriatic. It merges oceanographic and meteorological aspects by considering …

Relative sea-level rise poses one of the greatest threats to transitional coastal systems
around the world and it is due to changes in both sea level and terrestrial elevation …

A new high-resolution relative sea-level (RSL) reconstruction is presented for the past 1500
years based on four bio-constructions formed by alga Lithophyllum byssoides (algal rims) …

We propose a revisited approach to estimating sea level change trends based on the
integration of two measuring systems: satellite altimetry and tide gauge (TG) time series of …

The relative sea-level (RSL) change is a sum of effects of processes acting on local, regional
and global scales. By far the most variable and uncertain component of RSL change relates …

In a shallow dissipative tidal system, interventions that modify the local morphology in one
location of the basin may quickly affect the surrounding areas, promoting strong changes in …

The resilience of marsh ecosystems to expected sea-level rise is determined by a complex
interplay of organic and inorganic sedimentation dynamics. Marshes have formed over past …