Abstract The Bay of Fundy in eastern Canada has the world's largest tidal range of over 16
m with tidal currents up to 5 ms− 1 making it an ideal place for tidal power extraction using …

The shallow marine environment represents a region of high biological productivity,
ecological diversity, and complex oceanographic conditions, and often supports various …

Mixed carbonate–siliciclastic deposits provide unique insights into hydrodynamic processes
that control sedimentation in tidal systems. This study presents sedimentological and …

Modern, tide‐dominated and tide‐influenced coastlines are characterized by a range of
environments, including deltas, estuaries and lagoons. However, some tide‐dominated …

Abstract The Bay of Fundy, Canada, a large macrotidal embayment with the World's highest
recorded tides, was mapped using multibeam sonar systems. High-resolution imagery of …

Submerged tropical karst features were discovered in Nagura Bay on Ishigaki Island in the
southern Ryukyu Islands, Japan. The coastal seafloor at depths shallower than~ 130 m has …

Repeated multibeam echo‐sounder surveys can provide information on developing
stratigraphy over large areas and during periods when environmental conditions are known …

Information about seabed stability and sediment dynamics is part of the fundamental
geoscience knowledge required for the extraction of tidal energy in the Bay of Fundy and for …

This paper presents recently collected swath bathymetry from the Firth of Lorn. 553 km2 of
data were collected during 2012–2013 as part of the INIS Hydro (Ireland, Northern Ireland …

With the recent push for a transition towards a climate-resilient economy, the demand on
marine resources is accelerating. For many economic exploits, a comprehensive …