Satellite remote sensing has been used extensively in a variety of shoreline studies and
validated using aerial photography. This ground truth method only represents an …

Sand spits with distal hooks have been well documented from coasts with low to moderate
tidal ranges, unlike high tidal‐range environments. Datasets from 15 LiDAR and 3 UAV …

Beach‐ridge systems are geomorphological features common in every type of coast and
have been widely interpreted as geo‐archives of past sea‐level, climatic, or tectonic …

Details of the internal architecture and local geochronology of Plum Island, the longest
barrier in the Gulf of Maine, have refined our understanding of barrier island formation in …

The internal architecture of a beach-ridge system can provide clues into the processes
involved in its formation. Detailed investigation of the mixed sand-and-gravel beach-ridge …

Records of past sea levels, storms, and their impacts on coastlines are crucial for forecasting
and managing future changes resulting from anthropogenic global warming. Coastal …

Coastal barrier systems, identified by their morphostratigraphic characteristics, are classified
under various nomenclatures, including barrier islands, spits, and barrier lagoon-systems …

Tsunamis are highly energetic events that may destructively impact the coast. Resolving the
degree of coastal resilience to tsunamis is extremely difficult and sometimes impossible. In …

Sub-seismic sand-body characterization depends largely on understanding the
heterogeneities observed in outcrops of equivalent depositional settings to subsurface …

ABSTRACT Biancini da Silva, A., Barboza, EG, Rosa, MLCC, Dillenburg, SR, 2014.
Meandering Fluvial System Influencing the Evolution of a Holocene Regressive Barrier in …