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|a Di Paola, Gianluigi
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|a Shoreline Dynamics and Beach Erosion
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (258 p.)
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|a coastal susceptibility and risk
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|a lithostatistical analysis
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|a Hurricane Charley
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|a overwash
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|a coastal
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|a beach
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|a sand spit
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|a rate of longshore sand transport
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|a UAV data elaboration
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|a mangroves
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|a InSAR
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|a CVA approach
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|a Canary Islands
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|a extreme wave storms
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|a field data
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|a beach erosion drivers
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|a coastal vulnerability assessment
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|a Italy
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|a Lingayen Gulf
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|a high-angle waves
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|a storms
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|a cliff
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|a shoreline instability
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|a Campi Flegrei
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|a coastal system analysis and modeling
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|a DESCR framework
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|a crenulated-bay beach
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|a Philippines
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|a beach gravels
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|a sediment transport
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|a socioeconomic impacts
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|a nearshore bars
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|a barrier spit
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|a barrier island
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|a North Captiva Island
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|a coastal defences
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|a tourist beaches
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|a coastal hydrodynamics
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|a extra-tropical storm
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|a Research and information: general / bicssc
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|a coastal zone dynamics
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|a Magdalena River
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|a coastal dune and beach management
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|a beach erosion
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|a Tenerife
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|a teleconnection patterns
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|a wave climate
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|a tidal levels
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|a volcanic coast
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|a coastal dynamics
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|a southern Italy
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|a sediment compaction
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|a Baltic Sea
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|a Boussinesq Wave model
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|a coastal morphology
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|a coastal changes
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|a cross-shore bar migration
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|a shoreline change
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|a shoreline evolution
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|a sea-level rise
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|a La Mancha lagoon
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|a rock falls
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|a coastline defense and anthropization
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|a sandy spit
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|a Black Sea
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|a shoreline response
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|a beach evolution
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|a barrier migration
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|a gravel grain shape
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|a hurricane
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|a hyperbolic-tangent shape
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|a cliff instability
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|a infrastructure damage
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|a subsidence
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|a morpho-sedimentological characterization
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|a sea level rise
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|a BG model
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|a beach sediment budget
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|a Suruga Bay
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|a wave conditions
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|a lithodynamics
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|a feed-back processes
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|a wave non-linearity
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|a dynamics
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|a Molise coast
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|a hydro-meteorological extremes
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|a Rodríguez, Germán
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|a Rosskopf, Carmen M.
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|a Di Paola, Gianluigi
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|a Creative Commons (cc), https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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|a Coasts are highly dynamic and geomorphologically complex systems that evolve under the growing pressures of climate change and anthropogenic activities, which can have direct or indirect impacts on the coastal environment. Among the major adverse effects, coastal erosion represents one of the most pressing global issues, especially in flat and low-lying coastal areas that appear to be particularly susceptible to beach erosion and related shoreline retreat. This Special Issue presents twelve papers on "Shoreline Dynamics and Beach Erosion" that contribute to the growing body of knowledge on the dynamics and spatial-temporal evolution of shorelines and beach systems. Using multi-, interdisciplinary, and new experimental approaches, coastal systems of variable complexities located in different geographic and climatic contexts are investigated. The major topics covered concern the morphodynamics and hydrodynamics of coastal systems, the driving factors of coastal erosion, and the use of models and indexes to study coastal vulnerability, and the mitigation of human and natural pressures affecting coastal ecosystems.
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