Environmental pressures from climate change and anthropogenic activities have increased
the need for quantitative morphogenetic models of coasts and estuaries. These quantitative …

Coastal floodplains are complex regions that form the interface between human, physical
and natural systems. This paper describes the development, application and evaluation of a …

Coastal areas are vital economic hubs in terms of settlement, industry, agriculture, trade and
tourism to mention some key sectors. There are already many coastal problems including …

Whilst understanding and predicting the effects of coastal change are primarily modelling
problems, it is essential that we have appropriate conceptual frameworks for (1) the …

Coasts are highly dynamic and geo-morphologically complex systems that are exposed to
several factors such as waves, extreme meteorological events and climate change. It is also …

Coastal-hazard zones and setbacks-final-Sept-2012 Page 1 Defining coastal hazard zones
for setback lines a guide to good practice Page 2 Page 3 Defining coastal hazard zones for …

ASMITA (Aggregated Scale Morphological Interaction between Tidal basin and the Adjacent
coast) is a behaviour-oriented modelling approach which represents estuarine systems …

The increasing complexity of numerical modelling systems in environmental sciences has
led to the development of different supporting architectures. Integrated environmental …

Climate change will have pervasive effects on the world's coasts, but at broad scales these
changes have typically proven difficult to analyse in a systematic manner. This paper …

“Packaging” coastal sediment transport into discrete temporal and spatial scale bands is
necessary for measurement programs, modeling, and design. However, determining how to …