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Geoscience Australia, in an open collaboration with the Mathematical Sciences Institute, The Australian National University, is developing a software ap- plication, ANUGA, to model the hydrodynamics of floods, storm surges and tsunamis.... more
The scientific literature has documented the growing risks of flooding posed for Asia’s coastal cities by the combination of climate change, as reflected in sea level rise and intensified storms and storm surges, and ongoing urban growth... more
The mesoscale (time) control of annual storm-surge activity on quasi-annual saltmarsh (tidal marsh) deposition is studied from two estuarine saltmarshes on the high-energy NW coast of Ireland. Both saltmarshes exhibit a cliffed edge where... more
The risk that tropical storm occurrence may alter as a result of global warming presents coastal managers, particularly in vulnerable areas, with a serious challenge. Many countries are hard-pressed to protect their coastal resources... more
Fast-growing, coastal mega cities along China's east coast and the rim of the Cross-Straits region, in particular, are becoming increasingly more vulnerable to potential natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, typhoons, storm... more
On February 17,1996, at 0559 UT, a major earthquake with moment magnitude (Mw) 7.9 killed 107 people and caused major damage at Biak Island, 30-40 km southwest of the earthquake's epicenter (Figures 1 and 2). A devastating tsunami washed... more
In this chapter, we will see the geographic and societal situation of the coast and its management on a sub-regional basis. The subregion introduced first is East Asia, for which we will see China, Korea, Taiwan, and Japan. Coastal zones... more
In this study critical thresholds are defined for storm impacts along the Spanish coast of the Gulf of C??diz. The thresholds correspond to the minimum wave and tide conditions necessary to produce significant morphological changes on... more
An assessment is made of contemporary effective sea-level rise (ESLR) for a sample of 40 deltas distributed worldwide. For any delta, ESLR is a net rate, defined by the combination of eustatic sea-level rise, the natural gross rate of... more
Hurricane Katrina has had a devastating impact on the US Gulf Coast. Forecasts of such events, coupled with timely response, can greatly reduce casualties and save billions of dollars. In our effort, we use sophisticated surface, flow and... more
... doi:10.1016/j.geomorph.2006.06.007 | How to Cite or Link Using DOI Copyright © 2006 Elsevier ... luminescence (OSL) to both trace and contribute to the debate on coastal dune initiation. ... the Danish Wadden Sea barriers are likely... more