The lower shoreface provides the connection between the continental shelf and the
shoreline via its onshore transition called the upper shoreface. Lower shorefaces are …

Changes in the seafloor relief are particularly noticeable in shallow waterbodies (at depths
up to several metres), where they are of significance for human safety and environmental …

Bathymetry is a subset of hydrography, aimed at measuring the depth of waterbodies and
waterways. Measurements are taken inter alia to detect natural obstacles or other …

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 …

Bathymetric measurements in waters shallower than 1 m are necessary to monitor seafloor
relief changes in the coastal zone. This is especially important for ensuring the safety of …

Accurate bathymetric data is crucial for marine and coastal ecosystems. A lot of studies have
been carried out for nearshore bathymetry using satellite data. The approach adopted …

The seafloor—or bathymetry—of the world's coastal waters remains largely unknown
despite its primary importance to human activities and ecosystems. Here we present …

Hydrographic surveys enable the acquisition and processing of bathymetric data, which after
being plotted onto nautical charts, can help to ensure safety of navigation, monitor changes …

This manuscript describes and tests a set of improvements to the cBathy algorithm,
published in 2013 by Holman et al.[hereafter HPH13], for the estimation of bathymetry based …

At coasts, sandy beach-dune systems act as natural barriers to environmental forcing,
preventing coastal flooding and protecting coastal communities. In the context of coastal …