In this review we discuss the morphodynamics of tidal inlet systems that are typical of barrier
coasts formed during a period of continuous sea-level rise during the Holocene. The …

Tidal inlets in the Dutch Wadden Sea show typical morphological features, ie westward
oriented main inlet channel and ebb-tidal delta. The objective of this study is to find the …

Abstract The long‐term (3000 years) morphodynamics of an idealized muddy backbarrier
tidal basins is studied using a shallow‐water hydrodynamics and wind‐wave model (Deltf3D …

The morphology of passive continental shelves is dictated by the input of sediments from
rivers and their redistribution by waves, currents, and gravity-driven flows. The pathways …

The economical and ecological importance of tidal inlets has fostered the development of
empirical tools for inlet management during the last century. This study aims at confronting …

The dynamics of coastal plain estuaries are mainly associated with variable tidal forcing and
local winds in combination with bathymetric complexity and coastline irregularity. Specific …

Net sediment transport in tidal basins is a subtle imbalance between large fluxes produced
by the flood/ebb alternation. The imbalance arises from several mechanisms of suspended …

Deltaic systems are controlled by a complex interaction of sediment supply, accommodation,
and coastal energy, each varying in time and space, making three-dimensional study …

Currumbin Creek on the Australian Gold Coast is a wave-dominated tidal inlet which
exhibits a particularly active morphology. The recent history of Currumbin Creek entrance …

Ebb-tidal deltas are shallow features seaward of tidal inlets, acting as a wave filter for the
nearby barrier island and a source of sediment for the landward tidal basin. On many ebb …