Beach nourishment has complex implications for the future of sandy shores
Perspective by de Schipper et al. @MAdeSchipper @tudelft@Scripps_Ocean @BrittRaubenhei1 @WHOI@luijend@deltares@usceduau
https://t.co/LaEC62skfA (free to read link: https://t.co/M46G0eMexz)
And another paper using #ShorelineMonitor data for studying shoreline changes. With an interesting positive correlation between shoreline retreat and relative sea-level change found in the Wadden Sea! Happy to have contributed to this very nice work.
My 1st #PhD paper is finally out! I am assessing shoreline change in the last 3 decades in coastal #NaturalWorldHeritagSites - the most stable soft coastlines are protected by coral reefs (highly threatened by climate change) #UNESCO#conservation#SLR https://t.co/S6kQ8XcOFb
Our new BlueEarth Data platform shares forecasts and historic data for oceans, coasts and rivers at a global scale freely! https://t.co/yADz3KF5jl @deltares #BlueEarth#publicdata @BeachMonitor https://t.co/pL528b93IV
@AukeHoekstra@deltares@EU_Commission@ihedelft In the present study two sea-level rise scenarios have been investigated (RCP4.5 and RCP8.5) to assess the effects on future shoreline positions at a global scale in this century.
happening now: presentation by @deltares @ApvDongeren on numerical modeling of coastal impacts and risks at the 2nd Brazilian Beach Symposium in Florianopolis.
Beaches are constantly changing & teams using our 30-yr record of @NASAEarth images have found that sandy shorelines have increased slightly on a global scale over the past 3 decades, but decreased in protected marine areas, where many beaches are eroding: https://t.co/zsPzKPSzro